The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
PERIL PROBABLY PAST.
THE CHOLERA ABOUT sTAMPEDOUr
The Now Hackneyed Bulletin Says the
Same Off-Told Tale - More ships
Como In, but no Cholera Aboard.

New York, Sept. 30.-The now hack
neyed bulletin of the health board an
nounced as usual this morning mo chol-
era or symptoms Of the dread disease In
this city"
Quarantine, Sept. 3O.-The Hamburg
American stei mer Gothia. from Stettin,
arrived this morning with cargo and no
passengers. All were well on board.
The Buffalo of the Wilson line, from
London, also arrived early this morn
ing. She brought thirty passengers, all
we'll,
There were no new cases of cholera on
any of the ships held in quarantine up to
room to-day. The Hermann, which was
released by DR.. Jenkins several days
ago. is still at anchor off Stapleton, wait
ing for a release from the Treasury De
partmcnt.
MYSTERIOUS NOCTURNAL VISITORS.
Fire Island, Sept. 30.-The proyis-
ional battalion. consisting OF detachments
from the Fourteenth and FOrty-seyenth
regiments National Guards, State of New
York, had busy and intensely exciting
time last night. Two shots were fired
by the sentries at persons who refused
to pay any attention to their challenges.
One intruder was arrested at IL O'Clock
and lodged in the guard-house. Shortly
after midnight another shot was heard in
the vicinity of the Surf Hotel. where
Post No. 5 was stationed. 1t IL an ex-
posed part Of the building. and the struct-
ure at this point is composed largely of
lattice work The officers think that if
any designs were entertained by the bay
men or villagers TO fire the building, this
would be the spot they would most likely
select. The soldier who fired the shot
says that two strange men were chal-
lenged, and they took to their heels. The
sentry then fired at their fleeing forms.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Clobridge is much
puzzled apd annoyed at these nocturnal
visits. He cannot explain what is meant
by them, and does not know whether the
men are baymen or not He says, however,
that he hopes TO fathOm the affair before
breaking camp.
Camp Mitchell, Fire Island, Sept. 30
The man arrested last night for not an
swering the sentry's challenge. turns out
to be JOhl DOXey, of the LifeSaying
Service. He explained to Colonel Clo-
bridge. when brought before him to-day
that when halted he was so taken Ivy sur
prise that he could not speak He was
released.
The Cholera Mt Other Places.
Baltimore, Sept. 3O.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Murchen with many
immigrants arriyod at Cape Henry. from
Hamburg, this morning. All on board
reported well.
The Gera, with a thousand immigrants,
which have been detained at quarantine
at the Capes for Il week. was released
this morning and proceeded to Balti-
more.
Boston. Sept. 30.-The Cunard steamer
Marathon. with all her passengers, were
released from quarantine and admitted
TO entry by orders from Washington re-
Ceiyed by Collector Beard at j o'clock
this afternoon.
Chicago Sept 30.--An eleven months
old baby named FreIa KOenig, whose
mother and two brothers died of cholera
OF the steamer Rugia. has been lost
somewhere between New York and Chi
cago. The baby was sent here with
some Chicago bound immigrants to be
delivered 10 its father, who is now in
Chicago, but nothing has been heard
from the little one since il started on
the Journey to the West. The facts in
the case today were telegI-apEed 10 DR..
Rauch. who is acting in New York for
the Illinois Stat board of health.
the Cholera In Other Lands.
City of Mexico. Sept. 3O.-The project
of national railroad excursion 10 the
United States has been abandoned on
account Of the fear Of cholera.
Hayrc. Sept 3O.-Thcre were three new
cases and six deaths from cholera here
to-day.
Odessa, Sept. 3O.-Ohicial announce
ment has been made that there were ten
cases of cholera and four deaths from
the disease in this city between Septem-
Der 23d and 2Sth.
Vienna. Sept. 3O-There were several
deaths from cholera and three new eases
al CracOw yesterday.
bucharest. Sept 3O.-lt is reported that
cholera has broken out in Seryian vii
lace ON the Danube. having ben import
ed by Russian vessels that stopped ut
the village. 40 ~,
Panama, via Galveston. Sept: 3O:J'The
United States gunboat Concord will sail
today from Colon to Carthagenia. carry.
irc United States Consul Adams, of
Panama. on a special mission from the
American Government TO President M
nez of Colombia. relative TO the puaran-
tine imposed upon American vessels at
Dolon1hia