The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-05
MAY PROVE PEST SHIPS.
IMMIGRANTS TO BE SENT OVER IN
VESSELS BY THEMSELVES

Several Hundred to be Forwarded
From Liverpool This week-Thirty-
six Deaths at Havre Saturdsy-A
Denial That Dieppe is Infectsd-The
Reports From Other Points.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 4.-The Guiou line
steamer which sailed henos to-day for New
York carries SlS saloon passengers, 161 sec
ond cabin passengers and a crew OF PSI
men.
The Cunard line steamer Aurania also
sailed hence to-day for New York. She
has on board 40S saloon passengers, 165 sec
ond cabin passengers and a crew of 251
men.
All aboard both steamers were IN the
best Of health. The American consul Wis
| tied the two vessels and issued a clean bill
Of health to each.
Five hundred steersge passengers, booked
| to call on the Alaska, remain in Liverpool
| and seventy-ave others are here. They
will be taken to New York by the special
steamer Nevada which will probably sail
from Liverpool on Sept. IL.
The stserage passengers booked on the
Aurania number 450, 400 being in Liverpool
and 6fty here. They will be taken by the
steamer Marathon, which will sail at the
end of the week.
The White Star line will dispatch the
Adriatic as a steerege steamer from Liver
| pool on Saturday, and the Inman line is
making arrangements to send the steamer
| Indiana.
Many of the steerAge passengers have
paid the difference In fare and took passage
Ia the second cabin, while others have had
their money refunded. The authorities are
using the greatest precaution, as is in
| laka sv,A 1E DoNA
which is expected 90 arrive tonight at
Cork from Hamburg. The authorities
there have sent out tug to intercept the
steamer of port and send her to Belfast,
where the bulk OF her freight cargo ia con-
signed. Il is intended to have her proceed
thence to Dublin, where that portion of her
cargo destined for Cork can be discharged
and sent by train here.
NO CASKS AT SOUTHAMPTON.
LONDON, Sept. $50 far as known there
are no cases of cholera at Southampton,
where the utmost precautions are now be-
ing taken.
NO DEATHS AT DIEPPE.
DIEPPE, Sept 4.-The mayor Of this place,
on advice OF the medical authorities, an
nounces that the report of two deaths from
cholera had occurred here is untrue.
So DEATHS AT HAvRE.
HAvRE, Sept 4.--Only one case Of cholera
occurred here yesterday, but thirty-six per-
sons who had previously been attacked by
the malady died during the day. DR.
Brouarder, high medical authority, ex-
presses the opinion that the epidemic will be
soon stamped out
ON THE INCREASE AT PARIS.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-Forty-one persons suf-
fering from choleraio disorders were admit
ted to hospitals in this city yesterday.
Twenty-four patients suffering from the
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the victims died quickly after ths first
symptoms of the infection had become
manifest, but in no case was there found
any traces Of Asiatic cholera.
TURKEYS QUARANTINE.
| CoN5TANTINoPLE, Sept. 4.-The sanitary
board has accepted the compromise Sug-
gested by the sultan Of imposing throe
days quarantine on arrivals from Eastern
Europe.
NO NEW CASES AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, Sept. 4.-No fresh cases Of chol-
era have been reported 10 this city to-day
and the authorities are hopeful that the
disease will not spread to great extent
here. The precautions against the scourge
have been redoubled, however.
THE SITUATION IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 4.-The statistics
of the cholera epidemic In this country show
throughout the whole of Russia on
Thursday 6,673 new cases and 2,7l4 deaths
from the pestilenoe. In this city Yesterday
120 new cases and 81 deaths occurred, Pri.
vate dispatches received here report twelve
deaths from cholera in Riga, and that the
disease has also made its appearance in
Kief, which up to to-day has been spared a
-tt"Fisitstion Of the plague.
A BAD RECORD AT HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Sept. 4.-The ambulances of
the oity yesterday took to the hospitals 325
| ohn 90 ~
hundred and twenty-seven cases and 329
deaths, not previously reported, were regis
tered yesterday in pursuance of the police
orders. These bring the total figures, reck-
oning from the beginning of the epidemic,
up to 8, 623 cases and 2,518 deaths.