The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-01
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THE DREAD DISEASE.

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LONDON, Aug. s7.-There is now nc
doubt that cholera has ut last reached
England. The disease was brought
here by the steamer Gamma& which
arrived at Gravesend Thursday from
Hamburg. It was reported that the
steamer was infected, but the author.
tiles after examining the pas
sengers allowed them to land.
A few hours after two aliens who
had arrived on the Gamma were take n
SICK. They were at once removed to
the hospital at Gravesend, where the
ling doctors pro9a bed their
" chg In spit kerything
was d - then died short
officials, whS bound teholera sus7
poets on board. The 36$el was at
once ordered back to sea. 4
The port of London is not properly
tched. The sanitary committee has
lied for a vast increase of STAN,
erwise it cannot undertake the
Vigilance of ships entering sthe
es from infected continental
The port staff is daily being res
1niofced, as the officers are overworKed
inspecting, disinfecting and burning
clothing, bedding, etc.
The Liverpool steamship companies
have instructed their agents on the
'front.' iesss SHS !1,ct smgreRts
boarding houses of Liverpool are sub
jscte1 daily to q rigorous Inspection to
see that they are Kept dleaii and All The
sanitary regulations complied with.
81 PETRRsBURe, Aug. 3z4,The chol-
'erd retufhs of Friday SHOW Smother i1-
crease in the number of new cases re-
Porteds On Thursday ,e7o new.qases
We're reported: -'Friday thetS 'w9re
o,3a2 new cases. The death figures
also show an increase. Friday there
were 2,9F7 deaths reported against 2, 74s
for Tbursday. In st. Petersburg there
were reported 103 new cases and TWEEN
ty-four dea tbs.
HAMBURG, Aug. N.-The police have
aaed orders forbidding the inhab-
GhS hot he city from drinking the
|whtet ko} athe River Elbe unless it has
sbeen SD usly boiled. The bathing
place oH& the river have been 81
The 1ice will make q hous9
Ih9usf bpsption to ensure their beafS
|clkarh 3nd A1 enforce sApitary measu1
vwA $500. Me- IVA risaA&R ,od .noo;XE
sseoE Us been orgdsed to dshiA$eS "a
hoasSs infected with cholera. 3.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 97.-Talk of abso-
lutte prohibition of the landing of all
vessels fl pm f6reish ports is again rifeJ
Is the result ofthe Yeportth$a cholefa
has Invaded England. The state
and treasury department officials
have no official communication
yet of the probability Of the spread of
the disease in England and unless the
disease becomes epidemic there the
prohibition against the landing of all
vessels is not likely to be issued The
matter will be held in allegiance in
view of the active cooperation of the
steamship lines with the government
in carrying out quarantine measures.
A circular just issued requiring disin-
lection of baggage goes one step fur
ther in declaring that it must be done
on the other side, at ports of embark a.
ton under consular supervision. The
first circular permitted disinfection
either at ports of embarkation or ar.
rival. This last circular is intended not
only to meet the present emergency
but to operate indefinitely FOR a year or
more, for there will still be danger that
infected. personal clothing may be
brought in by immigrants long after
the epidemic has subsidized on the other