New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
HAMBURG TAKING HEART.
THE PEOPLE MORE CHEERFUL ALTHOUGH
CHOLERA Is STILL DOING DREAD
FUL WORK.
BRIMEN FREE FROM THE PLAGUE-THIRTY- -FOUR
NEW CASES AND TWENTY-FIVE DEATHS
IN PARls-CAsES IN HOLLAND.
THE RUSSIAN DEATH-RoLL.

THE RUSSIAN DEATH ROLL
Hamburg, Sept l2-Four hundred and four new
Cases of cholera and 10 deaths are reported for
Yesterday The Statistical Bureau returns as the
totals to September TO- 1925 cases of the disease
and 5s05 deaths.
The weather is splendid. Yesterday the prone
nades were thronged and the open air restaurants
were filled with groups of people who conversed in
lively tones The managers of the circus here,
which was closed because of the epidemic, an
nounce that their performances will Start again
this week The pleasure gardens are doing a
good business. Despite these symptoms Of the
growth of public confidence, several doctors. who
are experts in cholera, fear to-day that the cpl
demio is somewhat increasing
The Hamburg Senate has answered in the mega
tive inquiries made by the medical faculties Of
Berlin, Leipsic and Halle as to whether further
aid was required. 4 quarantine of six days has
been declared at Cuxhaven against vessels from
infected ports on the Elbe.
Berlin, Sept. l2.-It is officially announced to-
day that no cholera has existed in Bremen for
several days. and that there is no further cause
for anxiety regarding that city. Chancellor Won
Caprivi has advised the Federal States that Bremen
is no longer suspected of containing the infection.
Paris, Sept. l2.-There were reported in the city
Of Paris to-day thirty-four new cases of cholera
and twenty tive deaths, while in the suburbs there
were reported six new cases and four deaths.
Havre Sept. 12.-Yesterday's cholera returns
show an increase in the number of both new
cases and deaths. Thirteen new cases and eight
deaths were reported, as against eight new cases
and five deaths on Saturday
The Hague, Sept, l2.-The steamer Mas ar
rived at Hoekvan, Holland. from Hamburg on
Thursday. She was detained at quarantine until
Last evening" when she was allowed to proceed to
Rotterdam. Her captain was aftcrward stricken
with cholera, and died to-day. The steamer has
aQain been ,quarantined. a vagrant died from
cholera in Rotterdam this afternoon.
A decree has been issued forbdding the importa-
ton in transit through Holland of wool. skins.
food stufs and other articles from Hamburg and
Altona likely to be infectious.
Rotterdam, Sept. IA former servant Of the
late French General Bouanger. has died OF a
cholera-like disorder at Wormerveer. in North
Holland.
London, Sept 12.-The steamer Betubal arrived
at Cardiff from Hamburg to-day One OF her
sailors had died from AsiatiC cholera, and the
vessel was consequently quarantined
st. Petersburg, Sept. l2-On Friday there were
reported from all the cholera-infected districts o1
Russia 5.654 new cases and 2,5l0 deaths Com
pared with the figures of Thursday. September 3,
which were inadvertently stated yesterday as uie
returns of Saturday, September 10, the figures oi
Friday show an increase of 1927 new cases.
The deaths on Friday were Gal in excess of those
of Thursday IL St. Petersburg yesterday sMy-
two new cares and twenty-eight deaths were re-
dcatbs loss than were reported on Saturday.
0eVlS Vienna % Sept. % 1S.The Politlsche Correspond
cnz" in dcnyins the statenic's 11i sA ,own
Of Tyrol, declares that there has not been a choi
eraic case anywhere in Austria or I hungary ms
senoers on the steamer Indiana, $50 are from var
ons parts of Great Britain and the rest are from
The Continent. The alien emigrants include a
dozen Russian and Polish Hebrews. They were
locatnd for twelve DAYS in Liverpool, where their
bedding and baggage were disinfected
Washington Sept. 1o.-The State Department
has received a cable despatch from the Vice-Con-
sui at Stettin, saying that there We're three choi
era cases there.