New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
IMPROVEMENT IN HAMBURG.
A MARKED DECREASE IN The NUMBER OF
NEW CASES AND OF DEATHS.

urrY FRESH CASES OF CHOLERA IN PARIs-THE
PLAGUE pEcoMING LESS DESTRUCTIVE IN
RUss1A-PRECAUTIoNS AT QUEENSTOWN.
Hamburg, Sept. 1s.-From the returns received
in regard to the ravages Of the cholera epioeihic
in this city, it is learned that 2s6 fresh cases
md 1p7 deaths were reported yesterday These
figures however, include nnety-siX fresh cases
and forty-hvc deaths which occurred on previous
days. thus showing a marked decrease in both the
number of patients and the mortality from the
nostilence No demands were made on the author
tes to-day for the transportation of the bodies OF
victims TO the mortuary until s 80 this morning
A fact showing the return of confidence on the
mart of the people is that the usual concerts were
oiven I'm the Saint PAUL. beer garden this afternoon
for the first time in several weeks Other puolc
concerts resumed tonight.
Paris. Sept 1s.-In this city and suburbs yes
terday fifty fresh cases of cholera and thirteen
deaths from the disease We're reported. In Havre
the number Of fresh cases was six, and there
were three deaths
St. Petersburg. Sept 1s.-Forty-one fresh cases
Of cholera were reported here yesterday, and iif
teen patients died. Ninety-two persons who had
been under treatment were pronounced by the ply
s;cians TO have recovered from the disease. The
,xtrrns received here in regard to the progress of
the epidemic thouchout Russia show steady de-
crease in the number of new cases and deaths.
Berlin Sept ls-The evening papers here an
popnce that two persons who came to this city
from Hamburg had been found to be suffering
with Asiatic cholera and had been moved TO the
Moabit Hospital.
Vienna. Sept 1s-Tha Neue Freie Presse" re-
ports that cholera appeared in Cracow, Austrian
Galicia on September o, and that since that date
six cases of tile disease and two deaths have oc-
CURED there
-Four deaths from Asiatic cholera have occurred
at Podgorze in Austrian Galicla. II is supposed
the infection was introduced there from villages
on the Russian side of tie Vistula
London. Sept. 1s.-The Queenstown authorities
announce that henceforth, until all danger OF
cholera infection has ceased, doctor will board
all the American liners arriving at Queenstown
from ports in the United States and that If any
sickness is found on a steamer the vessel must
lie placed in quarantine before any of the passen-
gers are allowed to disembsrk. Otherwise the
steamer must proceed direct for Liverpool com-
munioatinc with Queenstown only for the purpose
of procuring the services Of pilot
When the steamer Fppleton, from Newcastle, ar
rived at Queenstown to-day it was fonnd py 'iie
Health officials that a seaman on board OF the
vessel vas suffering from choleraic disorder.
The doctors do not believe that the disease Is Oi
the Aetattc type. The steamer was at once
ordered 10 be placed in quarantine ana 70 oe
thoroughly disinfected and fumigated ,,o, 1,vsr.
The Cunard Line steamer Servia, from iIyeI- T,-
nooi which sailed from Queenstown for New-i ork
today. carried $50 saloon and PA second cao'n
passengers Her steerage was empty. ~
The Guion Line steamer Arizona, from LIVER
nool also sailed from Queenstown for New-l ork
today without any travellers In her steerage'
She had lS7 saloon and a06 second CABIN pasSeh-
gers on board. c,o ..,x
The North German Lloyd steamer Saale, from
Bremen landed twenty-scvsh German passengers
a. Southampton today and then proceeded on her
VOYAGE 10 New-York. She carries no stceraec
passengers, and her list includes only l25 FIRST
cabin and rs second cabin passengers.
Brussels Sept. 1s-One new case Of cholera and
two deaths were reported in Molenbeek to-day