Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
iMMldRANTs DETAINED.

'k"ANt tuuW uItttn now taa't aul
three deaths yesterday IN this city.
fMMiuRANTs DETAINED.
SARNiA, Ont. ,sep,.2.-A car contaln-
Ing thirty immigrants IL detained at
Tunnel station. The American
authorities refuse to allow this car to
enter American territory ON account OF
the illness Of several Of the occupants,
which may be- cholera.
AGAIN INcRBAsINo IN RUSSIA.
ST. PsrERsBuuG, Sept. 1.-The OH.
cial returns VI the empire for August
30, show new cases 20 the number Of
O.d3 aud deaths 2122. This II an In
crease OF il3 new cusca and 1913 deaths
over the previous day. IL ~ known
that these figures are Incomplete, many
smaller villages not being heard from.
SCANDINAVIAN fMMIdRASTs ALLOWED
10 oOME.
QuARANrrNr, n. ", Sept. 1.-THE
4 situatlon remains unchanged. The
.teamer "IcelandD Of the Thing Vain
line has been passed by the doctor and
will be allowed 10 70 up this morning.
Her bb7 emigrants are all Scandinavia
ans aud very clean.
STEAMERS DUE FROM EUROPE.
QuARASrINE, n. v, Sept. 2.-The
cholera situation II practically UNI
changed. No fresh cases are reported
on tie "AIoravia." The convaloscents
are almost well.
The "City OF Berlin" will be detained
fully three days, though the cabin
passengers will be landed In the after
noon. She has iiity Russians among
the passengers. They have been kept
separate from the other passengers
/ during the voyage.
The "Ruegap from Hamburg IL due
this evening md also the "City OF
Rome" from Glasgow, both Of which
have large number Of immigrants on
board. Tomorrow the "NormanlR'
from Hamburg Ia due, and also the
~ mbria" from Liverpool. Both ports
are now infected.
ONLY ovERFEEDiSG.
NEW York, Sept. 9. - Joseph
Etuanize, who was reported last night
M cholera patient lie not afflicted
with that disease. The Illness was due
to- o tr.ieeding after being nearly
starved In Russia. He was all right
| this morning.
The CunaId, white star, Inman and
French lines have decided not 10 bring
any steerage passengers from Europe
until luther notice.
cASSOT fISD ANY GERMS.
DIR. Byron, who examined speci.
mems OF clothing and bedding from the
infected steamer "Aioravla," has not
completed the work, but NO far he Inns
failed to discover any cholera germs.
He has only small specimens and his
examination II not conclusive. No
doubt IL expressed tut that the cases
were true Asiatic cholera.
sPAuLDISo EXPLAISs THE ouARAN-
TINE REGULATIONS.
| WAsHINdToN, Sept. 2.-Assistapt
Secretary Spaulding was husy today
for the official Of the treasury depart
ment who has the direct supervision Of
the matters relating TO immigration.
There were many telegrams from In
dlvlduals and steamship companies
interested In the twenty days quaran.
tins circular issued yesterday. Tho
chief question asked was as 10
the application OF the quarantine
restrictions In case Of steamers having
both vabin and Storage passengers.
The assistant secretary explained TO n
reporter that In the case where n
steamer brought both immigrants and
cabin passengers, the latter would be
detained at quarantine long enough TO
assure the quarantine officers that
there was no danger OF introducing tn.
cholera. Then they would be allowed
to land. The health officers
would have discretion in the
matter. The department received
a dispatch from New York
shipping company, aaking whether
London comes under the twenty dayB'
Quarantine circular and whether freight
boats would be Guaranteed when they
have only cabin passengers. Secretary
Spauld' 4 replied that vessels not car
rying immigranta would not neces-
sarily be detained for twenty days, but
all vessels from foreign ports would be
held long enough 10 assure the health
officers that there was no danger of in-
Producing cholera.
THE EPIDEMIC IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The statistics OF
the imperial board Of health show 62s
new cases Of cholera and ZIG deaths at
Hamburg yesterday.
IN AllOna inoIO WeIo ~ now cases
aud deaths.
On the island williamsburg in the
river Elhe, opposite Hamburg, there
were 10 cases and deaths.
There were rs cases and deaths IN
Schleswig; 3 CAGES anu deaths in
Lauonburgj 8 cases and ? deaths nj
Magdeburg; casos and deaths In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and case and
death In Berlin,
Al HAvRE.
HAvRE, Sept. Fifty cases OF chol.
era, and fifteen deaths were reported
yesterday.
: ~ ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-Another Of the
! Russians stricken with cholera died to-
| day. 1t Is reported that n woman died
OF Cholera at Macclesfleld, near Man
chester.
AN iNO1RREcT REroRT
] SARNIA, Ontario, Sept. 2.-The re.
: port that a car containing thirty immi.
! grants is detained ut Tunnel station,
owing to the sickness among the immi.
grants IL incorrect. The car was
. merely held for tho usual inspection,
, anu the occupants, all healthy, pro-
ceeded ON their journey.
a Famoua Dasebaii Player Arrested