The morning call., 1892-09-05
4 NR WITH GRIH DEiTH.
Stronger Precautions Taken igaiRst
The Coming Of Cholera,
PASSENGERS STRHKEE WITH TERROR,
Death on the QparsRtinsa ships Drives Imprisoned
Fl: gsn to Desperation aud Thty attempt to
BrIbe len YQFk Hath eIdtTs.
speeiaI- to THE MoRN1Ns CALL

t. WAsHISGToN, Sept 4-Dr. John Hamil-
ton: accom- paalIed Secretary Foster 10 New
Yofk to-day. While there they will look
Info: tho precautions to prevent the intro
dqct{gh<of cholera, and will eenfer With the
StaJe5heaIth officers on the sub ject.
Br.:3}Yise Of tie State Board Of Health
OF 6olamous, 0hlo, wired Dir. Wyman
To-day th 4 he weaId 80 10 Cleveland. oaa-
d8skx and Toledo tomorrow TO prepare for
dlaJaS!tine against Canada. Replying DR.
Wyfnan advised DR. Wise to have the local
5acGrdS Of health affirm compliance with the
provisions Of tue: Presidents eirentsE re-
fSfIng-5o twenty days detention Of iaIni.
grant vessels ~.
:: SurEeag G. w. Stoner of the Marine Hes
.:pltal service has been ordered TO proceed to
Detroit; ST. Clair, Port Huron and Sau4t
STE Marie 10 examine and report npon tHe-
efficiency Of the inspection stations recently
established at those points. :.::...
= .::Ihe only dlspateh received by the Safe.
:. Department to-days Was one announcing TIA!
qIeTa had appeared IN Hanover, Germany.
= :. :: ~ : PASSENGERS IN. A PANIC. .-..:. |
e: 1hs Nsarness Of Death Is Brought to.
Them Enph attcally. IL + Z.
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shrps with immigrants on board arrived
here to.day from EGrppe. bnttheFe was no
evidence ef cholera among the PASSENGERS.
TIE steamers we're. The North German
=. Lloyd Steam snip Fulda. fEom Genoa. August
24 Sith SOS passengers; iile North German
lloyd steamship parmstadt, from Bremen,
August =, with $50 immigrants. and the
French steamship La BduTgogne, from
Hsyre, August q. With $40 imnlgr ants,
= Health. officers boarded the three steamers
:. 1t quarantine, and alter making q carefQl:
examination they reported all on board.
MaFE-.:The Health Officer gave permission
=. 10 land 10 the cabin passengers Of TIE
steamer Eulda to-day, and they were trans
feTfed TO a steamer wHich- bF1GElft tiehf
20 the city On the Darmstadt a child died
on the voyage from Inflammation OF the
lungs and was buried al sea-. ~
Commissioner Allen anu Professor BlgEs-
went toll lower QIaran tine THIS lnOEnlng and
on their return II was learned that cqoiera
bad claimed a number of victims on the In
fecied steamers there during Iue day. The
startling fact was made public that three
. deaths had occnTFed on board tie Norman-.
MIA, two CD the Mpravia aud one on tile
RugIa. All tha dead were taken y swim
:burBe Island and eremeted-- ::
II IS also ascef ftsIped that six cases rQf the
disease had been sent 10 SwinbQfGe Island
during the day. :. =.
Tie comm ssioners describe the terror
= prevailing among the passengers as: Of. the
most" hear rending character. IneTe had.
= been some doubt amlng the cabin passen-,
gers as.tO. the presence OF the dread SeRsB.
on board the steamer, but the deaths ana
new cases which occurred to-day brought
= terror. 10 the brayest hearts on botTd Tie
:. Infected vessel. and now all fully recO gn iZs:
: that. the grim specter Of eh oleEa IS really n
:. their midst. " ~. -. -
= The mails from the N0rnannia which
WFfe brought up 70 the postof1cean here last
night have been distributed aud that. fQT:
:. Inland points sent on its way. Tie post.
office. offiejals say the mali matter WAS tJfog-:
:ougIl X-dIsniected before being brought up
TO the city. .-s -. ~ -; :: -: = 3.
: ! Tllesteamer Stu bbenhuk, CaotaiD Beueht.
: from Hamburg, which arrived .0n Saturday
=: morning came up from. lower QUARANTINE
r. at 80 O'clock this afternoon and IS now
anchored Of upper quarantine She was
! Thoroughly fumigated and was sent 10. her
" pier TODAY. Ali OF board are we'll ..s-.
=. The italian mRn-Of-war CarigllanO; which
brought here the statue Of Christopher: CO.
Lun bus presented 10y the ItafJan Eat30hto to-
:. the people Of tie United States, arrived at
: quarantine this afternoon. The sculptor Of
the statue, ignpF Gretano Russo, IS amNng*
: th6:passeHg-is on board the steamer Fada:;
J : GljfAIGA NTINE, Sept. 4-F0ur dead bodies:
: were removed from the AOrmannla to-day,
tive. frenF the Morayia; and one from the
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