New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
SUNDAY EDITION.
SEPT. II, 1892.
TOPICS IN BERLIN.
THE CHOLERA SCARF VANISHING.
EXAGGERATED REPORTS FROM HAMBURG-BER.
LIN SAID TO BE REMARKABLY HEALTHY
REORGANIZATION OF TIE tON-
sERvAuyE PARTY-EMPLRoR
VILLAINS QUIET LIFE


WILLIAMS QUIET LIFE.
cooro,, 400, Bu the Ne,c. York Associated Iress.
Be,lin sept 1o.-The Berlin authorities consider
thu, tho forjcn press exaggerates the condition OF
affairs I'm Hamburg II the view that Hamburg Is
pest polluted throughout Its bounds could nave Deeh
Justified the Imperial Board Of Health would have as
sented TO the suggestion the aarmsts isolate the
citv and It's suburbs and ntcrdct all communication
With them The Minister'S however. took special ad-
vice of Professor Nrchow Professor Koch and other
authorities and arrived at the conclusion THAI rigorous
system OF surveillance would be sufficient protection
THE SOCIALISTS PROGRAMME.
A debate Of the Berlin municipal officers on the
proposition to vote 100000 marks for ahuchoie'n
sanitation was the occasion for the development OF
their party programme by the socialist members Inc
socialists contended that the sanitary, ambulance ana
hospital services ought to be placed under tile cohtoi
OF the municipality, and that the poor ought not to be
left to the mercy Of occasional charity. Upon the
whole the Socialists scored through the erect OF tei
arguments upon the public outside the council.
TO CREMATE VICTIMS OF THE PLAGUE.
Count Won Gutenberg. Prssian Minister OF the IN
terror has given his assent to the cremation OF poo
when an atopSy absolutely proves that death resulted
from cholera Not "A single requiring cremation
has occlred here since the Minister'S assent was
given. As a matter OF fact Berlin Is REMARKABLY
healthy. sanitary commission is preparing IcpoI'
showing that the city is free OF choeraic disorders
is small.
PANIC IN THE Rural. DISTRICTS.
Among the public here the scare has utterly
vanished Even the hotels have now ceased TO reject
rnests from Hamburg. A panCky feeling, however
continues to prevail in the rural districts The md
outumnal weather, with occasional rains, ehus 10
the saubrity of Northern Germany
BUSINESS LOSES IN HAMBURG.
Business reports from Hamburg grow worse IL
Is estimated that the financial and commerci" ioS9e'
there already reach total OF 2OO,oooooo haFhs'
PISMARCK'S GENEROSITY.
Prince Bismarcks people at Friedrchsruhe' VINO
drew their household supplies from Hamburg, have
been in a condition bordering state of Seige since
the outbreak of the disease I'm Hamburg AN con-
necton with the city has been cut on ana s"Pp"'S
are now taken to them from Berlin. VISITORS are
not at present welcomed at Friedrchsrihe' rt'n'
Bismarck shows great sympathy with the people oi
uamburc He daily receives kilograms from frlehds
I'm the city giving details to the progress OF 'he
endemic Besides subscribing 10 the pubic rehel
funds he has sent privately money Win Wmch 10
purchase medicines.
SEEKING NEWS OF FRIENDS.
The offices here OF the Hamburg American PACKET
Company are constantly besiegcd by anxious lrlenus
OF passengers on the Rugia and Normanna ciamorins
for news Many american women who sent 'neir
trunks in advance Hamburg have decided 10 leave
them there until the epidemic l. over Ihey hope
thus TO escape having their baggage fumlga'ea ana
their costly dresses possibly ruined
BARON HAMMERSTEIN'S Fiction.
Tho election in the IalleherfOrd district for mem
Der OF the Reichstag has resulted in the return o
raron Uammerstein. His election reopens the ques
,ion ~ q reorganization Of the Conservative party
Daron Hammerstein aims at an alliance with tue
fentre party while the time he would ih1uSe
into the special party programme something OF Dr'
Stoecker's Christian Socialism,
MEMORIAL TO EMPEROR FREDERICK.
Tho Emperor IS leading an unwonedly quiet life nj
potsdam. The first important function at which nv
e. likely 10 be Is the laying OF the cornerso'o
y, tho church to be erected memorial 10 MS
fstber the late Emperor Frederick. the prepar-
lions that are being made for the ceremony sho"
that II is the intention to lay the cornerstone WIN
great military pOmp.
NOE AN EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT At CHlCA"o'
AT the coming session OF the LandtaG grant VI
,,,ds will he asked by the Government To alio" oi
a thorough display of the Prussian school system a'
@be Chicago Columbian Exhibition. The berhl
nrn,cnaI authorities vii send models Of the e'olhg
Industrial and sanitary institutions OF the CITY,
DELAYING THE OPENING OF THE RE1cHSTAG.
u &c reported that the Imperial Government VIII
delav the convoldng OF the Rechstas uh'i 'ahu'r''
SUCCESS WITH AMERICAN GRArENINEe.
Tho trials made with the American grapevnes al
pno,,o are proving successful The vine ress's inc
.ttacks of phylloxera and vine growers nave Ho" Nv
c,ded 10 plant American vines In great quShuuc''