Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

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paints are being made here that in view
Of the danger Of Infection to the Trans
Atlantic and other steamers, us well Us the
port, the authorities are not taking ale
quate precautions to guard against the
cholera. Fishing vessels arriving from
infected ports, such rs llayre, enter south
ampton without ANY inspection Of them or
their crews being made.
CHOLERA GASES IN PARIS.
PARiS, Aug. 29-'IWpmtv persons suffer-
ing from choleraiC disorders we're admitted
70 the hospitals here yesterday. Prof.
Peters, the head physician Of one Of The
hospitals, declares that there have been
eases of Asiastic cholera III Paris. liesays
he believes that the disease originated in
tho Naterre poorhouscs.
a DEATH FROM CHOLERA IL BERLIN.
BERLIN, Aug. 2a--Dr. Harris Graham,
an American pllysicion, who has had wide
experience with the cholera in SYRIA is
organizing the American medical students
here into 4 body TO act as assistants and
nurses in the event Of cholera becoming
epidemlc in this city. In accordance with
the policy decided upon to make public
the health condition of the city, conceal
ing nothing from the residents, tile police
this morning posted Il notice throughout
the city announcing that woman who
had just arrived from Hamburg mad died
from Asiatic cholera Appended to the
notice are full Instructions for the treat.
ment of cholera.
THIRTEEN CASES AND ONE DEATH IS BREMEN.
BREMEN, Aug. 29.-Thirteen cholera ia.
tlcnts have been admitted to Che hospital
here Five Of the cases were certified to
as Asiatic cholera. One OF the patients
died.
OFFICIAL REPORTS IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. M.-TEe official
cholera returns from all the infected DIS
tricts show that on Friday 4S67 new cases
and 2.324 deaths were reported. In st.
Petersburg yesterday, l25 new cases We're
reported, While the deaths numbered %.
At Cronstudt 5 cases and 1 death were re-
ported.
TWO NEW CASES IN ANTWERP.
ANTWERP Aug 20.-Seven cholera pa
tients are in the hospital here. Some Of
them are in serious condition. Only two
new cases have been reported since Friday.
A HAMBURG PATIENT DIES IL ANTWERP.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 29-A stOEcr belong
ing TO the steamer Iirania, from Hamburg,
has died from cholera in this city.
LoHDoS, Aug. 20. Tho first suspicious
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to-day. Ida aamyan, the fonr-year.0ld
daughter Of . couple Of Russian Jews
who arrived here from Hamburg last
saturday, was admitted to the London
Hospital sunday, suffering with symp-
toms Of AsatG cholera.
Inquiry made 1T the hospital to-day
regarding her condition was met with
the statement that she shows no i'm
provement. Her parents have not been
affected BY the disease.
NJ PANIC IN BERIIN.
The Berlin correspondent of the NeirS
says: The report Of the case of Asiatic
cholera in this city did not create a
panic. The sanitary committee has de-
cided TO stop the gratituitous distrbu-
ton Of diSinfcctants in order to prevent
their waste and to avoid unwarrantcd
feeling Of safety AT the same time the
largest powers Of disinfcctinn will he
given and ample provision for doctors
and nurses will be made in the event Of
contingency.
Professor Koch has issued warning
against over much watering ofthe streets
the humidity, he claims, fayoring the
spread OF baCilli and the rapid conSump-
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ton at the water works.
The most conflicting reports as to the
extent Of the epidemic in Hamburg
have been published iIamburgers are
TREATED LIKE LErERs
elsewhere in Germany. Hotel doors are
shut in their faces and it is mpos-
sible for them to obtain lodgings.
Many of them have been known to
alight from the railroad trains Il few sta.
tons before reaching Berlin, and u
come into the city by local trains in
order to avoid inspection. The authori-
ties are endeavortng TO stop this pgac.
ticc, but find it difficult to do 80.
Suspected cases Of cholera are re-
ported at Halle and Lcipsic, but the
presence Of The disease in the places has
moi been officially confirmed.
THE EPIDEMIC AGATING liz HAMBURG.
The Stdaa0rd'S Hamburg cor
respondent reports that the epidemic
is ahating somewhat. Spitalcr Strasse
Hospital street, a street in the ncigluor-
hood Of the horse market, in the harbor
district, and III which about 5000 per-
sons reside, has been closed to traffic.
MI the theatres in the city have been
Closed tOr Two weeks.
No PASSENGERS AT NIGHT.
The StaHcGtTR'S vienna correspondent
says that owing to the fact that the
Galician lahorGrs returning from the
| harvest IN Russia arrive BY niIht, and
are biilctted on the peasant % want for
medical inspection the following day,
night trains are hencclorth forbidden 10
bring passengers over the border.
COPENHAGEN ~ coon SHAPE.
A telegram to tile Standard from
Copenhagen says the sanitary condition
Of that city is excellent and there have
been no deaths or cases Of cholera re.
ported there. There has been suspi.
cious death ut Aarhus, III Jutland. The
patient had recently arrived there from
Hamburg.
TEE MANEuNRES WILL GO ON.
The Staadard's Paris kilograms state
that, after consulting with the generals
and physlciaas Of the army, NJ. Frey
cinet, the minister VI war, has decided
to make no change in the manmuyres
programme because of the prevalence
Of cholera
TWO CASES ON A SCHOONER.
The schooner Helene has been towcd
TO CravGsend from Dover. AS was
stated ia these dispatches last night. Is
She passed up the river she was iying
from her mast rigging the yellow 'nar
dcnoting sickness on board, and mpon
her arrival She was boarded BIZ tina
health officer, who found She lad two
cases OF cholera on board. me Helene
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