New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12
MANY NEW CASES IN PARIS.
THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IN HAMBURG STILL
RACING
MEASURES FOR RELIEVING DIsTREss-A DAYS
RECORD IN RUssIA-STEAMERs SAILING
WITH EMPTY STEERAGEs.

WITH EMPTY sTEERAGEs.
Paris sept. lin this city and suburbs on eatur-
day fy-two new cases OF cholera and thirty deaths
were reported
IIavre, Sept. 1I.-Eirht new cases OF cholera ana
five deaths from the disease were reported yes'er-
day In this city
Hamburg. sept. 1.-THE cholera epidemic contin-
ues t, rage I'm thi, city, Hundreds Of persons are
daily being stricken with the pcstence and the total
of the deaths list Is growing appalingly larger ana
larger. Yesterday 80 cases and lol dea'hS
were reported here but OF It's number III cases ani
fifty nine deaths had occurred previously.
The relief fund employed In palliating the wide
spread misery and suffering caused by the ravages OF
the plague now reaches the sum Of $l62,5Co. The
Socialists are chiefly used AS distributors OF the re-
lief which Is given 30 needy persons, In the form o
food, coal and clothes. The Socialist organ ECHO
calls upon the Government to start relief works by
means OF which worthy persons in destitute drcum-
stances may obtain money to procure the necessares
OF life for themselves and their families Large Ket
ties have been placed In the public squares for the
purpose Of distributing boiled water gratultouSly to
the public to avert as far rs possible further
Infection from the of contaminated water In
addition 70 this eighteen brcwercs have combined
to distribute boiled spring water among the houses OF
the poor
st. Petersburg, sept. 1.-THE cholera statistics show
that 1887 new cases Of the disease and 1.5G9 deaths
occurred throughout Russia yesterday In this city,
during the same time, eighty new cases and thiry
deaths reported.
London, sept. 1.-THE Eirura took BOT saloon and
seventy second class passengers and the Wisconsin
seventy saloon and 257 second class passengers
The Aiatic took D4G sterrasc Passengers and crew
Oi 100. OF the Adriatics stceragc passengers DO
embarked Queenstown; COO are British ani the
rest scandnavnns. There aIe 200 sie"ragc
Passengers waiting at Queenstown to embark on the
Indiana In the morning. Their bedding and luggag,
have been dsnfcctcd
The North German Lloyd steamer Ems, captain
Sander sailed from southampton for New York today
She carries first cabin and 30 second cabin pas
scngers but In accOrdlnce with the new regulations
OF the company h.r stecrigc Is empty
Tho Tmcs's7 Hamburg CORES spOndcnt says: IT l.
a curious coincidence that the day when The police
first declared the pr-cnce OF cholera In Hamburg, at
80 O'clock IN the afternoon. meeting Of the COnsus
OF England. America and other Powers had been ar
ranged overnight for O'Clock the same afternoon u
consider tho question NJ declaring Hamburg Infected
Tho standards" Hamburg CORES spOndcnt says {:
"On Saturday there were T7,i ored 80 fesh cholera
cnscs o57 deaths and 49, intermcnts, and sunday
1pS fresh cases I'll deaths and iv2 lnt"rmcnS. fhc
epidemic Is Increasing in Barmhck and Msterdori,
bnt Is ahaiing elscwllcrc. Tlr Average fatality *
two out Of splendid weather prevailed to-day.
and all the churches and promenades were crowded