Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
From All Quarters.
THE CHOLERA WAVING.
An italian Slabs His Wife
to the Heart.
BITTER RACE war IN ARKANSAS.
Lack of Confidence in the
New Iron Hall.
,auss nm, a.. .aosnen1a,., .,,,..
Bitter RACE war IN ARKANSAS.
JOHN DILLON ACCIDENTALLY HURT.
Arrangements for Gill
mOre's Obsequies.
CHOLERA ABATING.

| The Situation at Quarantine Crow
ing More Satisfactory-No Deaths and
No New Cases-Transfers ofPassensers
Protests Against the Methods OF
Burial In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
Cholera Cases Everywhere Except In
the Region of Odessa.
QUARANTINE, Sept. 25.-The cholera
| outlook grows more satisfactory every day.
There has been no new case and not even
| suspect since Tuesday last. All the patients
are out of danger and it looks very much
as though the last name of a victim has
been recorded. The Bohemia and Scandal
will remain at lower quarantine. Their
cabin passengers will be released to-mor-
row. The storage people of thetScadia will
be moved to the New Hampshire on Tues
dayand those of the Bohemia will subse-
quently follow them to Hoffman's Island
The Stonington has been turned into q
measles hospital and there are about forty
people on board of her, though there are
some who have not got the disease.
The Servia will be released tomorrow,
she having no Storage passengers on
board. The Indiana, with 1888 emigrants
on board, and the Nevada, with 900 emf
grants, report all we'll.
The Elsie Marc, from Hamburg, is an oil
tank steamer and the Tsormins, from
Hamburg, brought no passengers.
CAMP Low, Sept. 25.-Nothing but ia
vorable reports are heard here on all sides
and the medical staff ar rejoicing at their
success in stamping out tho cholera here.
New YORK, Sept. S5.-Steamers Adri-
attic, Werra, state of Nevada and Augusta
Victoria left Qarantine to-day. The cabin
passengers of the La Touraine left quaran
tine for this city today.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-A Hamburg dis
patch says: The cholera figures for Satur-
day were: New cases 243, deaths 1879,
patients in hospitals 2, 453. On Sunday
there were 1872 new cases and ninety
deaths.
Yesterday the bodies of AL cholera VIC
Tins were buried in one huge grave. Ten
doctors employed in public hospitals have
published protest against the miserable
pay allowed them-3a marks daily. A
public loan of 100000 marks is being
asked to assist small tradesmen. The
demolition of cholera struck houses of the
worst class has been commenced. Eight
hundred persons thus rendered homeless
will be temporarily lodged in the Concor-
dia Music hall. The relief fund now
amounts to 100000 marks. Baron
Schroeder of London has donated 10000
marks, and Empress Frederick, DR.. Brahms
and DR.. Won Bulow each 1000. All the
churches and public resorts in Hamburg
were thronged to day.
ANTWERP, Sept. 25.-The cholera BAG
cilus has been discovered in a we'll in an
infected street. Many pumps have been
ordered closed.
PARIS, Sept 25.-Several deaths from
cholera have been reported in Portel, q
suburb of Boulogne, since the recent
fetes.
ODESSA, Sept. 25-There is a marked
daily increase in the cholera mortality in
all the infected districts in this region.
ROTTERDAM, Sept. 25.-In Rotterdam
to- day and not one death was recorded. In
| Alblasser two fresh cases occurred to day,
but no deaths. In Zwyndrecht, ten miles
from here, one fresh case and one death
were reported. The presence of the dis
ease at the latter place causess unpleasant
ness, as the village supplies vegetables to
| passing vessels.
BRUSSELS, Sept 25.-Five fresh cases Of
cholera and three deaths were reported in
this city and suburbs to-day.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 25.-Thirty-two
new cases of cholera and five deaths &C.
urred yesterday.
fresh cases of cholera and seventeen deaths
yesterday in ST.. Omer, twenty-five miles
from Calais. In suburb of Cherhourg
one case of the disease was reported yes
| terday, and in Havre there were seven
fresh cases and four deaths.
HAMBURG, Sept. 25 -Sixty-two fresh
cases of cholera and twenty eight deaths
we're reported here yesterday.