Evening journal., 1892-09-06

.tOne wore OF the Amicteu on tue AouGA"
succumbs-A Tug Persists in Attempt
. ing to Near the Stricken ship and
VIII Have Tts License Revoked for Its
Defiance -Hamburg's Pestiience.
rBy Telegraph to the Evening JournaLl
QUARANTINE, Sept. 6.-Two new
cases of cholera developed on Hoffman
island today and were transferred. to
Swinburne island DR. Jenkins reports
one death. probably ON the Ruga
A Defiant Tug in Trouble.
The police sergeant in charge of the
police squad ON board the tug Golden
Rod reported to the officer in charge at
Quarantine at 6 o'clock this morning that
the tug f. M Vosburg owned by w.
Moran. 10 South street New Y Yors, and
chartered by q New York newspaper had
been lowering around the Normannia, evi-
IDENTIFY TRYING to establish communication
with her passengers. When the Golden
Rod attempted to overhaul the NOsburg
the latter lost no time in heading for
New York. Dr. Jenkins Immediately
telegraphed to Collector of Port Hen
bricks requesting him to have the tug S
license revoked for violation of quaran-
be taken. the doctors asked that war
rant be sworn out for the captain
arrest
1t was denied at quarantine this morn
ing that Brooklyn has anything to fear
from the steamship Elbro, of the Wilson
line which reached her wharf yesterday
with partial cargo of rags from Hull,
England, via Boston. William Seguiue.
one of Dr. Jenkins deputies, boarded her
and found after investigation that the
cargo was all right and had passed the
Boston quarantine There is absolutely
no danger from her, said Mr. Seguine this
morning.
4 Nurse Frustrated.
The name of the nurse who is sick on
swinburne Island is Adelaide Merries, of
65 avenue A, New York city. It is now
stated that She is suffering from prostra-
tion and not from cholera.
Two More Vessels Arrive.
The steamship Corean from Glasgow,
now in quarantine, has 105 cabin and 1lJ
steerage passengers. The Persian Mon
arch, from Londo6. also in quarantine,
has hfty-six cabin aud twenty-three
steerage passengers. All we'll on both
vessels The Persian Monarch may be
allowed 90 60 mp today. The Corean S
release is indefinite
what the Steamships Lose.
A representative of the French line
made some interesting remarks concern
ing the losses to the various lines He
calculates the French line loss to be
e125. 900 per month and says it is reason
able to suppose that the Hambnrg Amer
lean company islosing more.
DR.. Hamilton Not Needed.
DR.. Jenkins viii decline the services OF
ex-Surgeon General Hamilton, as he con
siders his present force adequate
san Franclsco's Quarantine.
fBy Telegraph TO the Evening JournaLl
SAN FRANcIsco. Sept 6.-The City OF
Panama was released from quarantin,
Yesterday. There is a line of German
steamers direct from Hamburg to Aspiu
wall where the Pacific Mail company
steamers connect No steamer from
Alaska, British Columbia or Panama di
rect will be allowed to dock until sh,
has been thoroughly fumigsted.
Hamburg a Plague Incubator.
HAMBURG, Sept. G-No other Euro
pean town presents a greater contras
between its old and new quarters than
does this. The new quarter Of the towi
and suburbs are handsome and wei
built with breezy, open spaces
The old part Of the towr
lis dirty and sitting and It's population o
100 600 is squeezed into the space Of al
English town of 5000 inhabitants Tn
marrow streets are reeking with decoyinl
vegetables and evil smelling liquids
The old quarter is veritable charne
house in case of fire and q mortal pes
mouse in case Of disease.
It is new and terrible plague whic
priyation and poverty are incubatine
The ravages of the cholera are most en-
pricious. sometimes stopping suddenly
where it is expected TO spread in dens
district.
The real extent of the epidemic wi
never be known. The statistics are mis-
leading. One dav the official return
rave the deaths as less tina
half of the actual number Plenty q
cases are not traced or are attributed &
other diseases. The opinion prevail
that if the official returns were double
they would not be far wide of the actu'
numbers.
4 Graphic Description of Hamburg.
BgRLIE. Sept. .6.-Dr Neuz of Han
burg gives a graphic description Of I'll
sad condition Of his city. The old tow
he saws. is collection Of dirty, sitting
crowded charnel houses The AlstC
Jungferstisg is desolate, the Alster p.
vilion. deserted There are few ira
cars ana they are almost empty. Th
whole city is in dreary and disheartei
ing contrast 20 what it was The tre
lined SpielbudeuU Ulatz is unfrequente'
and an oppressive stiffness hangs over
The cafes are empty.
Ono head waiter who serves at
restaurant where formerly 1000 person
ate daily, told the physician yesterday th'
but eighteen customers had been thel
up to Up. m In passing the Strasse