Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
THE FATAL SCouRGE.
,...s pss1ILsNriAL MARCH
eHoI,TTgue S Tge EUROPEAN CONTINENT
,mm,sranls Bound for America
sa''ia" a., ,h. ptscase--New Gases
s"'' 81 Many Places Abroad.
..,,,,o.Amerioaa caolo to the pi'pa'chl

- s,glo- Americas '"''" ~
q" ' ANGUS, sO.--Extensive measures
LoSpos' zen hy the Fast End hospitals
fs'e ~ - demand that NAV be made
to 'ne., -, - IN The event Of an extensive
ppon t'o'1t - cholera in London. Wards
oS'y' ~, 80, specially set apart tor tne re-
f''s of cholera patients ana the
oep''' ,,les have been formulated 70
fifi'''.. ..'n,s ~ and their attendants isolated.
te'p 80, authorities have in no wise
te A.,, vigilance. Every day the
.1tci '".-.os are subjected 10 Tigid IN,
GcA - n may trutbiuily DC saia
ifc.i''' ,l,-o never IN better sanitary
'.''' o,Ee-RIrS fEuiI.
all known that over-ripe fruit is
NH "s .nurce Of cholera, there IS
da-- ..t kept 20 see that all fruit ls IN
G'f N-.l.rou. To-day the health
U'. r.5e a descent upon the Con
$50 .,, Market and many tons OF un--
li H4s..,. expOsed for sale was seized
ssri i '.',,ed Another seaman belong
81 COZ .t-qnpr Corona has been at
~ ",'a..b cholera al Shields, 10 which
ueSftt 'r,rt after leaving his ship. This
pa'' f.5f cases OF the disease pave oc-
.'A."s ,..r, tho members OF the crew
C-ne' .i,5wed to land upon the arrival
w.. corona from Hamburg.
,.-.,,l,nt in sixteen Places.
Aurust 80.-It is officially an
t"" 90. cholera is prevalent in six
icoa - IN Schlesweig and in three
,.'u tt. district OF Nuremberg. AT
p.' -,. case has occurred and ono case
lf}' .,..af Neu,tadt Mecklenburg. Both
rI..... .rr from Hamburg,
ps. v-.ssa Zc,tunJ says there are three
I cases ot Asiatic cholera ~ tho
o'."..' p..pitnl in Berlin. Two OF the
60. came from Hamburg. While the
4 l., Berlin wharf laborer.
ta. tf, past twenty-four hours seven
I., suspects have been taken TO the
lff TIeveu New Cases.
. INST 50. There were reported
n..l,, an increase of IL cases as COM
'.r-,.t sunday; deaths, Ia decrease
T- AZ compared with the death re-
,gr.s Of sunday.
twenty New Cases.
.,-rr.r. August 3G.-The cholera re-
.-,'..-aV " new cases here yesterday
t4a...n,. The disease appears TO be
.-.,sl.us To- the city.
UEeaches Another Point.
Tpy H,g-r August SO.-A man who ar
~ t.r. Few days ago from Hamburg
..,,.c.,d with cholera last night. He
.-.'r,.uut,y removed 10 hospital, and
49, t.7,s where he was staying has been
4,riecieL
Bound for America.
r,,rrro.1. August 80. -Four Russian i'm
...,rts VINO were TO sail hence for
iv.r,l, were to-day stricken with the
-....egre. They were at once removed
,, a hospital. where they are closely
v,.efeI % determine whether the disease
,.a. tbe Asatic type.
Where IL Is on the Decline.
uws-rG. August 30.-According 90 the
10 l,. cholera report issued to-day there
On. l-- new cases and 202 deaths on Sun
.sr fes'e.day there were 1879 new cases
nd I. deaths. These figures show re-
-..s.n.c ia nug-oif both In the number of
,ss cs,es and deaths and bear out the pre-
ta. made by Professor Koch that the
disease would disappear as rapidly as II
Dol appeared.
10 Meet the Epidemic.
TruLv. August 3O.-The North German
Io.i steamship Company announced to-
I.tti4f each OF the steamers of their line
faFF. LMU n1ttOlE huAAAE AAN bANft"-
...g.uf the cholera epidemic. All their
r.s.I. Will be- dIsinfected twice daily and
A. luggage will be disinfected IN a special
led before II IS allowed aboard the steam
N, During ths voyage only water that
iis been boiled or with which murlatlc
slI Is. been mixed VIII be supplied 20
uccraws and passengers.
A Newspaper seized.
yrS>A. August S0.-The police to-day
s.l,i the Tdgebldd for announcing that
ila crowded TO its utmost limits with
nsty,s from Hamburg had passed the
/ lrubaeh station and entered Austria
saaut having TO undergo medical in
,.s.'ion or fumigation.
Ports TO Be Closed.
piSANA. August 9O.-The Federal autho-
,f.- of the United States OF Columbia
r--,-rday issued orders closing the ports
d.. thr Atlantic coast OF Columbia TO oil
vessel, arriving from ports infected with
t...ra. This puts q stop at once - COM
r.r.e with Germany, France, and Bel
4 Village Stricken.
HuwrHa. August 3O.-Many cases of
cholera were reported to-day IN
hra eek, q village three miles north
a.' oi Hamburg. THIS place contains
I.utgT II disiilleries, an asylum tor the
u.al.. hospital for the poor, work.
g,e. 4ud other charitable institutions.
Il. renewal Of the warm weather threat
Cs 90 increase the ravages Of the cpl
c,Ir u this city.
oth,rs Observation-Disclosures
Hu'N. August S0.-Three children who
travelling as passengers and the con-
el.t.T az sleepiug-car attached TO q
Hamburg train were seized with cholera
during their Journey to-day and were re-
r-yi 10 hospital at Ludwigslust,
town of MecklenburR, SchwoTin.
T.. c.Iluctor's wife had died from tho
....s. II sunday. A traveller from
Eiutgrg was stricken with Asiatic
c-.t4 ~ Darmstadt TO-DAY and the au-
r.rt.eS az once ordered that the town be
t} 'el with placards containing special
sanitary regulations. The Congress of
Master Builders, which has been IN session
G. h,ei. was dissolved oy the po-
iea TO-DAY as precaution against
o. spread of cholera. The price
% d-niectants and carbOho acid has
rs.l IHI per cent. in this city since the
aitAuncr here Of cholera, the abnormal
-l',a-. thus placing the purchase of dis
ti,.;an's Beyond the reach OF the poor.
l-e arV papers advocate the gratis dis
Htlt0a II disInieetants.
10 Avoid Quarantine.
IAvrr August So Beginning Septem-
ff D thD steamers Of the General Trans
al't. Lane viii sail from and arrive at
',roouis instead II IIayre. The change
'a.y o. temporary one, aud Is made so
l--' ''' pa-srngers will not be subjected
p .'hnune az New York. The disease
Do. l.t appeared at CherbOurg.