New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
THE HAMB BURGERS A GGRIETED
SORE OVER THE LACK OF SYMPATHY FROM
THE REST OF GERMANY.
THE COLLAPSE OF BUsINEs5--IMPERIAL CON-
troll or EXNITATIoN-A PROPOSED COM
MERCIhL CONVENTION WITH RUSSIA

THE COLLAPSE OF BUSINES5-IMPERfAL CON-
troll or exNITATIoN-A PROPOSED COM
MERCIhL CONVENTION WITH RUSSIA
Copyrign,; 1892; By the NsV York associated fTs''.
Berlin. sept 1.-THE people Of Hamburg feel sore
over the Lack Of sympathy and the abundance Ok nus
tile feeling with which they have been treated by os'
OF the German authorities the press ana inc Peopie
during their present troubles. The leading Ham
hur, papers the "Rorsenhalle" and the
Hamburger Zeitunc,' ard others go so far az 10
advocate "A commercial boycott of the towns ana water
lngpLces which have refused asylum TO residents "ho
have fed from Hamburg during the epidemic Mhhy
Of the great Hamburg hotels. which were doing largo
business prior to the breaking out Of the plague are
now closed Yesterday in all the hotels there were
only fifty guests. These We're chiefly English ana
American travellers This is an index of the col
larse Of business Commercial agents Instead or
transactlng their business through Hamburg as they
d,d hsfor. the endemic now deal through Bremen or
-etin The current Of trade is thus Diverted anu IL
will be Iong before 1t resumes It's former course
Among The physicians In Hamburg who are aiding
the hospital docors Is Or. Meckei OF Boston, wno the
authorities say, has rendered valuable service
The Berlin hotels and pensions, which for some time
stood empty IN consequence OF the prevalence OK coi
era. are now filling with guests
Tn. prompt, action OF Chancellor Capriv In mp
polnting an Imperial Health Commission for the whole
Elbe territory and the 10 less prompt action OF frr
Richthofen In supporting the commission through his
officers have done much to establish feeling on
security among the masses. Within day after the
,,,ic creating the commission was published. competent
naval and military surgeons had taken 'heir posts
Along the Flbe and were working hard to improve
the aniary condition OF the river districts since the
n,nlc,y feeling has somewhat abaed more humane
continent toward the people OF Hamburg Is becoming
apparent
Asked To report r.e prospects OF the epidemic
IN HAMBURG Professor Koch says that It's rapid SUD-
lance ls probable he adds that the improved sani-
taton promises well as Il defence against the reap
uenrancr OF the disease.
IMPERIAL CONTROL CT SANITARY AFFAlRs'
Among the first bills to be introduced in the Relchs-
tag Will be- one giving the Imperial Health oli'e coh-
troll Of the sanitary regulations Of the wnoe OF Ter
many. The different laws existing In 1he several
federated states make Joint action impossible. Inc
| Reich,tag win adopt the bin without much debate.
FOR COMMERCIAL ENTENTE WITH RUSSIA
The negotiations for u commercial entente With
Russia have resulted In definite project wlnch WAS
presented to the frnance Ministry at -. Petersburg
| on Thursday. Germany offers to renee ule u'riu
on cereals alcohols hides pctroleums and other oils.
In exchange for lower Russian duties cloth iTon cod
and all kinds Of machinery. The Foreign Ohce here
| expect IN early agreement.
PERSONAL NOTES OF AMERICANS.
william Walter Phelps. the American Minister here.
| has returned TO Berlin from Baden Baden
| Poultuey Blgeow Is making good progress toward
Professor Bergman. who has been summoned rom
f Ama4eah 10 General Anderson ,y- that the Cen
-ral is suffering with, cancer OF the sohich ""' '"'
"0 william srinWay has given $1,000 to the Emperor
| william memorial