The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-09-19

to release the Rugia's cabin passengers,
now on the New Hampshire. For some
reason not explained, the Inflated Nor
mamma will be detained in the lower
quarantine for some time longer.
The Wyoming and Scandals steer
age passengers will go to Hoff-
man Island tomorrow. The cabin
passengers of the La Bretange will be
transferred to the city tomorrow, but the
steamer will be detained awhile. The
Moravla and Heligoland may also be re-
leased tomorrow
DR.. Byron in his midnight census re-
port from Swinburne Island says: "Au
the vessels are O. X. Brought from the
steamer Bohemia the body of a child
which after few hours illness died. No
diagnosis. Win hold autopsy and re-
port as soon as possible. Our patients
are improving rapidly. One new case of
measles in the hospital
NO NEW CASES AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, Sept. 18.-The Board of
Health issued bulletin this afternoon,
in which it was stated that no cases of
expected cholera have appeared since the
last bulletin, and no deaths from cholera
have occurred since Thursday. The re-
port Of the psychologists in the case of
Mary Connerty, suspected OF cholera,
was to the effect that no spirillium of
cholera was discovered
PAssES GERS ON THE WYOMING.
FIRE ISLAND (N. y, Sept. lS.-There
was not the slightest opposition offered
by the lslip health authorities or the bay
men TO the landing Of the Wyoming's
passengers to-day. In fact not one of
either was to be seen afloat or ashore. DR..
Weight and Manager /. 2. Wall had the
arrangements so complete for quietly and
pleasantly landing the new arrivals that
within an hour after the landing every
one had possession OF a room and dined.
No sickness among the passengers was
reported.
CASE ON THE NEVADA.
New York, Sept. 1S.-Johu Knox, fire.
man on the Allan line steamer Nevada,
which arrived here September 18th, was
found dead on the deck Of the steamer,
near enc of the matches, this evening.
The man complained Of bad attack of
dIarrhea this morning, and when he was
discovered dead the Captain IA once mott
fed the health authorities Dr. Charles
i. Roberts, Chief of the Bureau of Con-
taglous Diseases, after making an eX-
animation, ordered the steamer to be
thoroughly fumigated, and also closed
the pier and quarantined those on the
ship. The Nevada was not detained at
quarantine last Wednesday, having eX-
hibited clean bill of health.
MILITIA GOING TO BABYLON.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Adjutant-G Gen
eral Porter at noon to-day ordered the
Thirteenth Regiment to get under arms
as soon as possible and proceed to Fire
Island. Great difficulty was experienced
in drumming up the men, as it was Sun
day and they were scattered in all direc-
lions. At 600 p. NJ. S0venty-tiVe men
from various companies reported for
duty, and they started for Babylon. 1t is
thought that $50 to 200 mon will be in
readiness to go down tomorrow.
NO CHOLERA AT GAINESVILLE.
GAINESVILLE (TeX.), Sept. lS.-Not-
withstanding the reports Of cholera here,
there are no cases i'll the city, nor have
there been any.
NO CHOLERA IN MEXICO.
CITY OF MEXICo, Sept. 1S.-The truth
OF the rumOrs that cholera has appeared
in Vera Cruz, San Luis Potosi, Morclava,
QueretarO, Candelari and this city is Of
ticially denied.
AT PARIS.
PARIS, Sept. 1S.-In this city and
suburbs yesterday fifty fresh cases Of
cholera and fifteen deaths from cholera
were reported. In Havre the nun Der Of
fresh cases was six and the deaths three.
IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1S.-Forty-one
fresh cases of cholera were reported here
yesterday and fifteen patients died dur
have recovered from the disease. The
returns received regarding the progress
of the epidemic throughout Russia show
a steady decrease in the virulence of the
Scourge.
QUEENSTOWN'S QUARANTINE.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-The Queenstown
authorities henceforth will announce I'M
til all danger of the the cholera infection
ceases that doctor will board all Ameri-
can liners arriving at Queenstown from
ports in the United States, and if any
sickness is found on the steamer the YES
sci must be placed in quarantine before
any of the passengers are allowed to dis
embark. Otherwise the steamer must
proceed direct to Liverpool, only COM
municating with Queenstown for the
purpose of procuring the services of a
pilot.
DECREASING IN HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Sept. 1S.-Fwo hundred and
eighty-six fresh cases and III deaths from
cholera were reported yesterday, big
decrease both in the number of patients
and mortality.
LONDON, Sept. Is. = The Standards
Hamburg correspondent says: The
cholera epidemic shows no abatement
The figures for Saturday are FOB new
cases, 224 deaths, 500 burials; Sunday,
Co.'S new cases, POI deaths and $50 burials
FOUR DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.
VIENNA, Sept. 1S.-Four deaths from
Asiatic cholera occurred at Podgorz in
Austrian Galicia.