The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-05
EUROPEAN CHOLERA REPORTS.
No Abatement Of Disease In Hamburg
hut 1t La DiminiGhing ElaeMhera.

No Abatement OF Disease in Hamburg,
but 1t Ia Diminishing Elsewhere.
HAMBURG. Sept. 4.-The ambulances in
the city yesterday took to hospitals 325
cholera patients, of whom 1877 died. Yes
terday 52S cholera cases and 800 deaths,
not previously reported. were registered in
pursuance of police orders. These bring
the total figures, reckoning from the be-
ginning Of the epidemic, up to 1923 cases
and 2, 517 deaths.
BERLIN, Sept. 4.-No fresh cases of chol-
era were reported in the city today and
the authorities are hopeful that the dis
ease will not spread to great extent here.
Professor Rosenbach, of Breslau, recon-
mends subcutaneous injection of opium
in cases of cholera patients to whom it is
impossible to administer medicine owing
to vomiting.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-Forty-one persons suf-
fering from choleraic disorders were ad-
mitted to the hospitals in this city yesrer-
day. Twenty-four patients suffering from
the disease died during the same day
Many of the victims died quickly after the
first symptoms Of infection become mani
fest. but in no case was there found any
trace of true Asiatic cholera.
Forty-one new cases of cholera and four
deaths from the disease were reported in
this city today. In Rouen seven new
cases and one death are reported.
HAvRE, Sept. 4.-One new case of chol-
era occurred here yesterday. but thirty
six persons who had previously been at
tackled by the malady died during the day.
CH.IsrrENBUSD, Sept. 4.-One sailor died
here today of cholera. No further cases
are reported.
NAPLES, Sept A lady who has jus.
arrived at Capri from Hambug died today
from what is feared TO be Asiatic cholera.
The health OF Naples is good. Several
suspicious cases were found upon investi-
CATION to be only ordinary cases of dysen-
terry.
LONDON. Sept $50 far as known there
are no cases of cholera at Southampton,
where the utmost precautions are
now taken. The steamer Columbia, sailing
from Southampton last night for New
York, was ordered 10 stop outside the port,
where her bilge-water was emptied and
the ship thoroughly disinfected. The
North German Lloyd steamer AIler, from
Bremen for New York, arrived at South
ampton today. She had no cholera pa
tients or suspicious cases Of sickness
ABOARD.
QUEENSTOWN. Sept. A. The Guion
steamer Alaska and the Cunard steamer
Aurania sailed here today for New York.
No steerage passengers were aboard either
chip. All aboard both steamers are
in the best of health. The Amer
lean consul has issued clean bill
of health to each. Five hundred
steerage passengers booked TO sail on the
Alaska vii! be taken to New York by the
special steamer Nevada. which will prob
ably sail from Liverpool on the IL instant.
The steerage passengers booked TO sail on
the Auranis, to the number Of 451, will be
taken on the steamer Marathon. which will
sail at the end of the week. The White
Star line will dispatch the Adriatic, "a steer
age steamer. from Liverpool on Saturday,
and the fnman line is making arrange
ments with the steamer Indiana. Many
steerage passengers paid the difference in
fares and took passage IN second Cabin.