The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22
CHOLERA NOT STAMPED OUT
Ii Has Broken Ont Afresh in New York
After a Few Days of Slumber.
One Death and Three Cases Reported to the
Health Beard Yesterdsy-TwO other Cases
=. Diagnosed as the Asiatic Pest.

NEW YORK, Sept. el.-The Health De-
Professor Biggs the result of the bacteria
logical examination made in the case of
John Knox, the brennan of the steamer
State of Nevada, who died aboard that ves-
sci last Sunday night. and of Louis Vein
hagen. who was found sick on Sunday
night last and removed to the reception
hospital. The reported cases were both
genuine Asiatic cholera.
Mrs. Vincenzo Grappolas died tonight,
it Is suspected from cholera. She was
seized with vomiting and diarrhea during
the afternoon. and In q couple of hours was
in a state OF collapse. At s o'clock she
died.
Two new suspected cases of cholera were
reported to the health board to-day. One
was from No. 63 Cherry street. where Mary
Murphy was found sick with cholera
symptoms. She was transferred TO a hos
pltal. The health authorities regard this as
q very suspicious case. The other suspected
CAGE comes from Mrs. Juenthu's boarding
house, from which cOachman Weinhagen
was removed Saturday night. Another
boarder, a man named Henry Engel is the
suspect. Stll another case of suspected
cholera was reported 10 the board this after
noon. 1t was that of Patrick Stewart, who
was found sick, and removed to the re-
ception hospital. Stewart Is a boiler
maker, employed in the Brooklyn navy
yard.
The quarantine was raised In seven
houses to-day where cholera cases or sus-
pected cases had occurred. An autopsy
was made this forenoon Oh the body of
Upe Joe Wah, the Chinaman who died at
IA Mott street yesterday under suspicious
circumstances. Contents from the body
have been submitted for examination.
DR.. jenkins ordered back to lower quar-.
antlne this afternoon the Allan line
steamer State of Nevada on account of the
recent death OF q stOKer after her arrival at
her dock. DR.. Jenkins said there is an in
teresting story attached to the recall to
cOntented himself by sayino: THE State of
Nevada came from Glasgow with IA perfectly
healthy bill OF health; her cabin passen-
gers were discharged. Ii was my intention
to hold her for twenty-One days, ana in
formed tho steamship agent that | would
not allow her to 60 up unless he obtained
the consent of the collector of the port. l
subsequently received word from the col
lectOr that If the steamer was all right she
should be allowed to 20 ny" The steamship
City of Paris. at 5P. NJ, was allowed to
proceed to her dock.
Perfect confidence has been restored at
Camp Low. Sandy Hook, among the de-
tanned people, by the announcement in the
Souiuinnouht sIcpOIt. ioSuou after tu0 udlly
inspection, that no new cases of cholera or
suspicious GASES have been found In the
last twenty-fOur hOurs, and the sick in the
hospitals are all reported as being in a
fair way to recovery. except the
mother and two little sisters died on
the Rugia while at sea. The child was
left to the tender mercies of the steward
and stewardess. through whose neglect it
Is now reported to be dying from absolute
starvation. That word Is the plain dag
nOsis given of the case by the doctors here,
and they state that the child will not live.
This case has given rise to some severe
strlctures. and expressions of the most pit
ter Indignation are heard on all
sides. The official report, issued after
camp inspection to-day, is as fol-
lows: Sick-Annie Schlessinger, twenty
seven. Normannia. c~onfinement. recovering;
Henry Albert. one and One-half years, Nor
MAMMA, intestinal troubles. recovered;
Marie Albert, three years. NOrmannls, diar-
rhea, recovered; Mrs. Guetel DOlitz, TWEEN
proved. The last named woman and her
four children are completely isolated in
tents at the most remote corner of the
camp. General Hamilton will leave TO-
morrow night en- route for his home in Chi
cagO.
Managers of the Southern branch of the
New jersey Central railroad to-day notified
General Hamilton that from this date no
supplies to and from the ma
1,ne 0amp wo1Id be carried by
recovered from this news, u telegram came
from Secretary Howe. of the State Board
of Health of New Jersey. saying
that the authorities of the State
could render 10 help because of the
terror OF persons IN towns near Camp Low.
for there Is barely enough coal and ice on
hand to last twenty-fOur hours.