Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
CONsULs ON THE OUTLOOK,
Our Representative Abroad Give the Exact
Condition as TO Cholera in Europe.

Our Representative Abroad Give the Exact
Condition as 70 Cholera in Europe.
In order to ascertain the exact condition OF
affairs with reference to the cholera in Euro
pean districts exposed toinfection, and to learn
whether any Americans have been attacked by
the plague or likely to be, the New York World
addressed, on September 6, inquiries TO all the
United States consuls in all the principal cities.
The replies, which are subjoined. give the
gratifying assurance that Americans are no.
where In danger. Even in stricken Hamburg
the Americans are reported to be safe. At
most Of the points there has been no cholera,
and there is no fear of it, At Grimsby, Eng
land, three imported cases were detected and
promptly isolated. Sporadic cases occurred at
Oldham and Macciesfeld, but there IL no
alarm. Glasgow's two cases are convalescent,
and her death rate In the last fortnight is the
lowest on record.
Denmark has two imported cases. but il is
strictly quarantined against infected countries
Antwerp reports a considerable number of
choleraic cases in hospital but no cause for.
fear; while from 6hent comes word that
FLANDERS is remarkably free from the disease
Berlin had few cases last week, which came
from Hamburg, but Consul Edwards says there
is mo cholera or other epidemic up to date"
and the American residents are not alarmed
Prof. Koch vouches for the excellent sanitary
condition of Bremen. The situation at Havre
Is much improved, and no American has been
sick there. Brest, Cherbourg, Calais and Lyons
have no cholera. The reports cabled by United
states eonsuis In Europe are appended.
Hamburg. - Cholera conditions hardly
changed. Six hundred and eighty cases. 270
deaths September 5. Statistics most unreliable.
No Americans in danger.
AMERICAN CONSUL.
'kiel.-Only eight Germans affected by cholera
here. No epidemic. Population, 75. 600, total
deaths last week 81 among the Germans, 81
being children. SARroRI.
Berlin.-No cholera or other epidemic in Ber-
lin up to date. few cases last week came from
Hamburg. American residents here are not
alarmed. EDWARDS.
Bremen.-Only two deaths from cholera No
American endangered. Prof. Koch declares
Bremen is in excellent condition. STApKLoFF.
Leipzig.-No cholera in Leipzig district.
DIEDER1cH.
Stuttsart.-No cholera here to date Great
precautions taken to exclude same. All Ameri-
cans safe. GoTTsCHALK, Acting Consul
Cologne.-No cholera here WARNER.
Dresden.-No Asiatic cholera in Dresden or
vicinity PALMER.
Frankfort-on-the-Ma in.-No cholera. No
American in danger here. Mason.
characterization much improved. Nine
deaths Monday, seven Tuesday. No Ameri-
cans sick.
Lyons.-No cholera reported in this district.
FAIRFIELD.
Calais.-District absolutely free from cholera.
NESDRoUX.
Cherbourg. public health in dis
trict. Not case of cholera.
Brest.-State of health excellent. No case of
cholera in my district PIsrEL.
Anticipation August Is to midnight Sep
TENDER eighty-three patients with choleraic
maladies admitted to hospital; forty-one were
discharged, twenty-six died and sixteen re-
main under treatment Population OF city,
Census of 1891. 24i 1853. Total general death
rate last week. l5S; corresponding week last
year, 145 in population of 1853. No cause
for alarm. H.ISE.
Ghent.-Authorities say there are no cases.
Flanders remarkably free. Americans here and
at Ostend not apprehenslve. OSBORNE.
Copenhagen.-EXcept two cases imported
from Hamburg, who died at Jutland. August
29 and 81, Denmark is free from cholera. Strict
quarantine against infected countries No
Americans in danger.
Glasgow.-But two cases. a fortnight ago.
have occurred here; both convalescent. City
and district in normal condition, with precau-
tionary measures taken. No further trouble
expected. Mortality in city last fortnight low
est on record. Anchor Line Furnessia sails
Friday, not taking immigrants. BRowN
Manchester.-No cholera here. A sporadic
case in Oldham. another in Macclesfeld. No
danger for Americans. Those here have no
fear. GRINNELL.
Hull.-Hul entirely free from cholera. Three
cases at Grimsby, imported from abroad
promptly detected, Immediately isolated and all
doing well. Otherwise excellent health enjoyed.
All steamship companies at Hull and Grimsby
stopped booking passengers of any class from
infected ports. Rest of my district entirely
free. No Americans in danger. DANIELS
Bristol. Bristol. Gloucester and other channel
ports don't trouble about cholera. Though
there are daily entries from infected continental
ports these towns rely on their excellent SAN
itary condition. Death rate below normal
Zy,notics almost absent. Quarantine in no case
imposed, but medical inspection. disinfection.
isolation and observation of suspected cases
relied upon. IATRRoP.
Plymouth.-This distric. absolutely cholera
free Fox.