New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
CHOLERA'S BALEFULSHADOW
THE SCoURGE APPEARS IN LONDON AND
LIVERPOOL.

NOUS INCnEAsE REPORTED AT HAMBURG
-rwESTY-Two NEW CASES AT ANTWERP
AND sEvENTY.oNE IN HAvRE-A
RIOT At wEIssBNsEE.
London, Aug. 30.-Considerable uneasiness ls
felt here because of the knowledge that cholera
has certainly obtained foothold in London, ana
In one of the worst places in which II could ap-
pear. Notwithstanding the quarantine that has
been establ ished people from Hamburg are al
lowed 70 land. and the result Of this is shown by
the fact that two new cases of cholera have
occurred In the City Road, London The victims
arrived YESTERDAY on the steamship Pcregrlne,
from Hamburg They showed no symptoms OF
the disease and were permitted to land. lheS
proceeded TO their homes and to-day the disease
appeared The district is filled with small
houses and is dcnsely populated
The Hamburg correspondent Of 6 The Standard
telcgraphs as follows: Hamburg, Aug. 30
Since last night there has been an enormous IN
crease in the number of persons who have Dec"
attacked and who have died of cholera, $40 new
cases and $40 deaths having occurred to-day
The nterments Yesterday lasted far into the night
the total for the day being 20l. feeling OF
deep gloom has settled over the city
The loss 70 the commercial commu-
nity Is reckoned at several million
marks daily The exodus from the city is un-
abated, and the number OF foreigners arriving has
fallen to the lowest on record. There were only
twenty nine arrivals in all at the hotels OF the cN
on Monday. The weather is damp and sultry
temperature s4 in the shadc-condi'iohs iaVoraoie
to the progress of the epidemic.
Extensive measures have been taken py INC
East End hospitals to meet any demand that
in, fha
extensive outbreak of cholera in London wards
have becn speciallv act apart for the reception
Of cholera raticnts, and the strictest rules have
bocn formulated to keep both the patients and
their attendants isolated
The sanitary authorities have in no wise reiaNe"
their vigilance Every day the lodglng-houS's
nre subjected to a rigid inspection, ana IL may
,ruthfully he said that they were never IN a
better sanitary condition. This Inspection Will De
kept up as long as there is airy danger rom
cholera To-day the health authorizes Wa"e a
descent upon the Covent Garden Market, and
found many tons of unsound fruit exposed for
aale It was all seized and condemned
The city authorities have decided to establish
n cholera hospital in Golden Lane
When the British steame. Aymestry, lroui
Cork, arrived at Swansea to-day, one OF nci
crew. a japanese sailor, was found to he suffering
from cholera
The Southwestern Railway Company Will per-
NIT no passengers to leave Havrc ior oou'hah'p
ton unless they have been snb. ected 20 medical
inspection At both of the porte menp'ohco,
beginning to-day, all luggage of passengers oouho
for America, will be fumisated
1.-The Timess" St Petersburg corresponG"nt tee
oranhs that the cholera is subeidlnS al MINI
Novoorod and has quite ceased at hozioh.
THANKSGIVING services were held in the chufches
of the latter place because of the cessation vi
thr soos-se.- The uisc"--' s"e"1' 20 I've ''Sa' ~
on the increase, however, in 1t. petersburg i"o
.N;c;el statistics show that the mortality from
the cholera has been greatest in the Caucasus
and the country of the Don Cossacks. up 10 '''e
ODD of August the total number VINO dIed tirous"-
OH. the Russian Empire is given at lo',o4' o"
owing to the known incomplctenesS oil tnc o'ioi'
.,ot;s,ics the real number may safely be reckoned
us high as 10000 .oa .,..
Ii,,ornool Aur 3O.-It has been expected that
cholera would be certain to make Its appear
.ncc bere il anywhere in England, for from 'hi'
art all tbe greater part of the emiGrants VINO
+-ave, bv wav of England to the Cnlted States
L,.rv nrecaution has been taken TO guard against
on outbreak but to-day the fears OF the peop'
,,,.ro reaIized. The disease has made IT'S appcar-
once here in Just the manner looked ior' ro"'
Rpssian emirrants who were TO sail Tor AmeIio"
,verc to-day stricken with the pestilence In's
ware nj once removed u a hospital, where Une'
are closely watched to determine "he'hei '''0
discase is of the true Asiatic type
Hamburg. Aug 3o--According TO the ohcia'
.,o,oro renort issued to-day. there were 437 new
cases Of the dieease and 2O2 deaths on 'un"aS
Yesterday there were 80 cases ana lor'! tis"'
deaths These figures show a remarkable iaiilhg
"A hotI, in the number of new cases ana dea'hS'
and bear out the prediction maze pS rroie'o'
Koch that the disease would disappear as rap
,d,v az il had appeared. 1t is hopeh tha' 'ni7
favorable showing will continue, and that tie ci'S
will soon he rid Of the scourse, nut IL Is i'"i'"
that TIE decrease is only temporary.
The official returns OF the lmperiai po"'u VI,
,,.aI,h of Rerlin. which give yesterdays total
number Of new cases OF choiera anu oe"'"' ~
the disease in this city as 447 and l13, respect
81 d;Ne, from the returns of the Health
Office here. as the former returns lhciu'e INV
ro,- cases and deaths which occurred IN the
suburbs where thr epidemic is as severe as L"
the citv itself Many new cases OF 'he "iSc"''
wcre re,ortcd TODAY in B1rmbeck village 'hiee
miles northeast Of Hamburg. This place CONTAINS
q number of distillcres an asylum Tor the is""''
a hospital for the poor, workhousc '''" o'"'
charitable institutions. a renewal oil the "',"
weather threatens 10 increase the raVaees VI "''
endemic in this city The hremen nave een
employed 10 burn bedding and linen suppose" "
he infected with the cholera germs anu 'e'e"
wagonlcsds of clothing have been dlsinlec'cu
Bremen, Aug. 3o.-The North German LoS,
Steamship Company announced to-day tna' cav. VI
Tho s,.omcrs of their line will carry two doc'ors
during the prevalence Of the cholera epi"einlo
An their vessels will be disinfected twice o"iis
I'd oil baoooge will bc dsinfcctcd in a speciai
.b.d before il il allowed to he put aboard 'he
steamer, Durirg the voyage only water that has
bon bo,led or with which muratic acid has been
mixed will be supplied to the crews ana p''s-
eengers. . ,.