New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
THE CHOLERA IN GALIC1A.
AN OUTBREAK THERE MAY SEND The
sCOtRSE THROUGH CENTRAL EUROPE.
TOPICS IN GERMANY-PRNCE BIsMARCK's TRIP
THE EMPEROR AND CAPRIvI-No PAS
SION PLAY IN CHICAGO.
SlUN FDNf IN O"'O0'


Pressburg. Hungary, as having occurred at Dimazer
Dobelv. twenty-five miles from that populoIs centre.
Tho outbreak I'm Austrian Galica is meantime limited
TO the frontier villages OF Molcszowa and Szcrakowa'
The persons attacked have been Isolated The Berlin
authorities have telegraphed 10 Vienna asking ior
full particulars OF the outbreak, and urging the
Austrian Government to keep them apprised OF the
progress OF the disease.
Regarding the Pressburg cases. Austrian medical
men differ some declaring that tine patients are suffer
Ing merely from chOlerne while Others Insist that the
disease is genuine Asiatc cholera There is no donot
however that Galcian patients have genuine cholera
the disease having been imported from Russia dis
patch Count Won Taafe. the Austrian Prime MIN
iser to the Governor OF Gallcia. vans the latter that
the epidemic cannot fail the frontier as many
of the Gaiclans are engaged in smuggling and that
by This means the cholera is certain u be introduced
into the country Count Won Taafc adds that an
outbreak u The disease In Gallcia Womb Involve te
spread Of the Epidemic throughout central Europe ana
requests the Governor 10 adopt the most st1ngcnt
prevent the spread OF the disease to urge
the Sate officials greater energy to secure all the
voluntary help he from the educated classes ana
more vigorously TO enforce the laws in dealing with
the ignorant peasants most Of whom are on Level
with the peasants OF Russia as far as uncleanlness
and superstition are concerned.
The news from Galicia does not excite alarm here.
but the Pre~sburg advices have given the authorities
a nromentary shock. The proximity OF Nienna and
the likelihood that the disease, should 1t become
epidemic will spread along the Danube make the
news OF serious import.
The Berlin physicians now apprehend an early out
break OF cholera In Slesia and Southern Germany.
The Polish Gaican frontier will be strictly cordoned
and the cases along the line, should any occur can be
readily 4olated but It will be difficult to represe the
epidemic IL appears along the upper reaches OF
the Danube.
~ IN
ing regarding the cholera In Austria. the representa-
tive " the Associated Press learned that kilograms
had been received from Breslau announcing an out
break d the disease there three cases having oeeh
reported TO the authorities and removed to the hos
pals where they placed in special choles wards
The physicians cannot yet definitely pronounce whether
the disease from which the patients are suffering Is
choerine AsIac cholera but the first diagnosis leo
them 10 suspect that 1t was the latter
Further Instructions were tecgrrhed tonight 10
the officials throughout the frontier provinces insisting
upon the urgency OF the adoption Ok sanitary measures
FRINGE BI-MARCK STARTS FOR wEIMAR
Prince bismarck accompanied By Princess BiSInarK
and Count and Countess Herbert Bismarck, left Ks-
singer this afternoon for weimar. host OF visitors
had gathered at the railway station TO bid the ex-
Chancellor farewell. The party will visit jena and
wil proceed thence to Narzin, unless the Pfsces
St,-adaSt adherent. Count Won Sonnersmark desires
10 entertain him His admirers IN Berlin Sau nope
circle OF friends In the German capital. should the
ex Chancellor give way TO these solicitations and vs't
Berlin complications are sure to arise as dernonesra-
uons wosild certainly be made that would wound En-
peror Williams pride At Jena great preparanohs
have been made for Prince Bismarck's reception lie
Will be met at Wemar by dcputation OF his sup
pof1er, who wiz escort ham 10 Jena, where repre-
sentauves Of the city aud the university will deliver
addresses II welcome. Tonight beacons are blazing
nf sha
are holding Il tophight process,oN. Tomorrow the
Prince Will receive several deputauons TO whom II is
expected he Will make al important speech.
CAPRIvI AND THE EMPEROR.
In court circles IL is reported that Chahceiior
Won CaprI had a bad time with Emperor "nnim
on the lat,er's return from his whaling trip' Inc
Emperor IL said ccnsured the Chancellor for MS IN
judcious handling OF the Bismarck controversy ana
blamed him for the manner in which he had treated
the international exhibition matter. Similar rmOrs
are circulating about Chancellere and are credited
bv the officials there and the early advent OF count
Won Eulenburg the President Of the Prssian Ministry
/. now held 10 lie probable Most OF the Berhh
papers attribute the threatened failure Of the proposed
INF irrational exhibition to the Chanceor's limp ana
hcstiring action.
The "Nosssche Zetung' u-beran says that the
,u,lic hook in vain for BSmarcks bold energy In
c,priy The "Tagcblau" holds that the question
Of holding holding the exhibition haa aeSuheo
a political rather than industrial nature. Ger
manv- the "Tageblatt sdds, must step In before
France or admit that she is unable TO compete with
France industrnly.'
rho cologne oazctte.p the 'Dcutsc hes wochen-
hiatt and the Post" concur In advising the dis
mis- al of the Chancellor.
THE FMPEROR's VISIT TO ENGLAND.
Emperor William. on board the Imperial yacht
kaiser Adler acc mpanied' by the ironcad Beowun'
under command Of Prince Henry of Prussia. sailed
from Wilhrlmshavcn Tor CoweS this afternoon. The
Emperor looks Drowned and hardy. lie was much
benefited by his northern trip.
III, Majesty favors the project for a worlds fair
In berlin although he knows that the governments OF
saxonv and Baden averSc 10 II, aud that II Is
opposed by the whole sgnran party. Ills final
ACCESSION in The matter Will not be taken until answers
.hall have been received from all the Federal states
The Emperor during his visit to England will BE- the
guest Of the Queen at Osborne for two nights.
banquet win be given 10 him aboard H. NJ :.
Mclampus by the Duke of York. who is In command
II that vessel At this banquet the Prince OF Wales
md the Duke Of Edinburgh will 10 present
PROFESSOR KoCH's TREATMENT.
The Associated Press representative while on a
ylsl, 10 Professor Koch today had opportunity Of
seeing the practical working Of tuberculne In the case
II C. A. Bailey. Of 81. Louis. who WAS reluctantly nd
mittcd 10 his clinic by Professor Koch at the earnest
solicitation of William Walter Phelps. the American
Minister here. Mr.. bailey had Just received an In
lection Mr.. Bailey said the hist two injections bad
produced slight fever. Tie felt that be was Improving
rapidly In health. Professor Koch expresses implicit
confidence that Mr. BAILEY Will be completely cured.
After three weeks treatment the patient looks better
and has gained considerable flesh. His voice. too.
which, when he placed himself In Professor Kochs
hand, was almost entirely gone has become distinct
and strong.
30 PASSION PLAY Al CHICAGO.
The Burgomaster of Oberammcrgau has publicly
declared that the Passion Play will not be- performed
At the Chicago Columbian Exposition by the ODER
smmergau company.
MASONIC CIRCLES EXCITED.
Masonic circles here excited over the action OF
Professor >cttegarcn. Grand Master II the lOrs Lodge