The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-09-23
Special to the REcoRp.uS1oS.

Special to the REcoRD-UNToN.
YUMA (Ariz.j, Sept. pa tourist
sleeper, containing fifteen through pas-
sengers, on the westbound overland, was
quarantined to-day at Ogilby, CAL, fif-
teen miles west of here. One, passenger
from Greytown, Nicaragua, and one from
New York are slightly sick with bowel
trouble and arrangement of the stomach.
State Health officer Cotter and a Deputy
Sheriff will thoroughly fumigate the car,
and the clothing and baggage of the pas
sengers for twelve hours. All are COM
PEELED to battle. The railroad company
sent food for the passengers, and are CO.
operating with the Board of Health to
prevent the introduction of cholera into
California. The we'll passengers will be
allowed to proceed tomorrow unless the
cases prove to be cholera, when all will
be quarantined at Rock Spur, on the
desert. The suspects will be held in
quarantine. The railroad has provided
extra cars at Ogilby for the accommoda-
ton OF the passengers.
AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, Sept. Pup to date there
city. The Health Officers to-day reported
that the death of John Car was due to
cholera.
The State Of Nevada on which Fireman
Knox died OF cholera left her dock this
morning and went back to quarantine.
Emanuel &. Peschia, letter-carrier.
was found sick on the street to-day with
cholera symptoms and taken to the hos
pital.
Henry Prick was hurried to the Re-
ception Hospital tonight, the Health
Officers believing him sick with cholera.
de had been living III rooms over the
Emigrant Employment Agency, which
had recently been visited by arrivals
from Hamburg. The house vas quarau-
tined.s
DIR. Jenkins said this evening that there
were no new developments to-day at
quarantine, and he regards the cholera,
to all intents and purposes, we'll under
control. At midnight the Captain of the
Morning Light had just arrived from
Barbados, and reports three steamers
anchored 90 the lower quarantine. One
must have glided in without signaling to-
night, as only the Sandia and Bohemia
were there at 10 o'clock.
PEOPLE IN A DEPLORABLE CONDITION,
QUEBEC, Sept. %. Several hundred
immigrants lately arrived by the steamer
Sarsinian and other steamers, having
through tickets for the United States, are
held here awaiting the decision of the
United States Government as to whether
they will be allowed to enter the United
States after having been duly disinfected
at Crosse Isle and by the railway COM
panies. The condition of these people is
deplorable, many not having a cent
wherewith to obtain either shelter or
food.
THE EMBARGO RAISED.
r., fN1aviaON
barge against cholera-infected ports was
raised last night. Vessels from such ports
will hereafter be admitted to Mexican
ports if all are well on board after re-
naming in quarantine from three to
seven days at Sacritici Island, off Vera
Cruz, which is the only quarantine sta
ton in the gulf under Mexican jurisdic-
ton.
THE QUARANTINE CRITICISED.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-The Secretary of the
Public Health Department of the Minis
try of the Interior said to an Associated
Press correspondent to-day in regard to
the measures taken in New York to pre-
vent the entrance of cholera: I'VE are
not here to criticise measures taken bv
the New \ DIRK Board of Health. But it
seems to us that they have been ex-
tremely severe, and that the same results
can be obtained without being so strict
especially when treating with the pas
sengers of steamers coming from coun-
tries that have well-organized sanitary
services"
SLIGHT DECREASE.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 22.--Thirty-two
new cases and twelve deaths by cholera
were reported here to-day, decrease of
sixteen cases and four deaths from the
previous day.
GROWING WORSE IN HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Sept 22-Official cholera
returns show $50 new cases and 81 deaths
yesterday, including 80 new cases and %
deaths not included in previous reports.
These figures show the disease is grow
ing worse.
sTANHoPE's TESTS.
HAMBURG, Sept. pa correspondent
received letter from Mr.. Stanhope this
morning which he sent from the Eppen-
dOrf Hospital. He writes: Il have so far
done nearly all my tests. Last night I
slept in the bed of a dead man between
two dying men. [ have drunk Elbe
water, eaten and drank among the sick,
neglected all precautions, and further
STILL have placed my hand in my mouth
after nursing PATIENTS etc., and so far am
safe. The doctors have entered warmly
into the tests"
REPORTS AT HAVRE.
HAvRE, Sept. 22.-There were four new
cases and three deaths from cholera yes
terday.
CASES IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, Sept. pa boatman and his
child died to-day from cholera. Another
boatman has been attacked Eight men
a L. TIL 1.