Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-13
GENUINE CHOLERA.
A Case Terminating Fatally Report.
cd AT Empire, Ne.
,ada.
IMMIGRATION SHOULD srop Al
PRESENT.
Secretary Foster and DR.. Jenkins
Confrr.-NOt Asialic
Cholera.
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CHOLERA nEws.

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CHOLERA NEws.
4 Man Rcported bend OF II Ia
Nevada.
VIRGINIA CITY, New, Sept. ia
man named Gland died a. Empire to-
Jay. The doctore fopori his distase 10
have been genuine cholera.
"ir u Az OUTRAGE"
WAsnisdIoS, ID. G., Sent. l2.-Evi.
IDENTIFY President Harfieon contem-
plates administering salutnry Lesson
to the oillcers Of the steamship com.
rbuies who, for teupifnry gain, con-
tiuuo 30 subject the people Of the
United States to cholera Infection.
Secretary Foster today made the fol-
lowing statement: al received from
the President last Saturday the follow.
ing telegram.
"rt II au outrage that steamship
companies continue 10 bring omigrnnts
iiom Injected ports. Say % them that
T. should stop, or II Is certaiu even
ship viii bring disease, and 70 may
be compelled to turn back sucn pest
laden vrs.els.'"
FOSTER AND JENKINS.
Secretary Charles Foster returned 10
Washington from New York NJ mid
night last night and was at the treas.
ufy department early today. Before
leaving New YOrt yesterday afternoon
tho Secretary saw Health Officer Jcn.
lins aud hal n satisfactory interview
relative 10 tho disposition Of passengers
awaiting admission 10 the United
states and other matters connected
with cholera.
Secretary Foster srvs be is entirely
| sa'i0ilud with the prQlpecta. so long
A. the dreaded dlseasu exists Mt the port
! Of New York the marine hospital ser.
| Vice viii continue. The Presence u
| DR.. Hamilton, whose experience In
maintaining effective quarautinos, will,
| II IL believed, enable hun ~ be NJ ~.
/ sislauce 10 the New York health OF.
iicinls ia the present emergency. Sec.
Rotary Foster said:
"Dr. jenkins and l had q Most
pleasant meeting with. two committees
| Of the Chamber Of Commefce AMI citi.
| zens. We met on the most amlable
\ terms and most heartily cO.OpeTated. -
To show how earnest IA the general
/ government In It's disposition 10 co.
| opefa;e witt the State Authorities IN
New York, Secretary Foster gave out
| for publication a letter addressed by
| himselt yesterday In New York 10
DR.. JonkinS, In which he said: "The
attitude Of the general government In
| thu present emergency Is that OF hearty
cooperation with the State authori-
ties. To improve the equipment now
80 soroly needed have caused TO be
established camp on Sandy Hook
called Camp Low, where We will be
able 10 take charge, under the care OF
tho Marine Hospital service, Of n
number OF well people. understand.
ing that you have ample hospital ac-
cOmmodatiOns on Swinburno Island,
Il may ho thnt tho care Of tho sick can
be more suitably provided for by you,
and we expect 70 be able TO receive
people nj Camp Low on the morning
Ot the 18th inst. The general govern
ment stands ready 90 Increase the
equipment al Camp Low Ia tho hope
that every necessary provision for the
care Of the people TO the full extent
VI their necvssnTies and the demands
Of the occasion will be made.
iItthhIl hAilNihlH FAaN WIN NuuAtll-
unity the failure Of the attempt 10 se-
| cure Fire Island nsa place ofdetention
| for the "Normania's" cabin passen.
gers, but II the New York authorities
shall finally succeed in preventing
Judge bsInard's Temporary Injunction
from being mnde permanent, ana are
still resisted In thor attempt 10 occupy
Fire Island, the general government
may again interfere aud give per.
manent ioothOld on terra hrma TO the
unfortunate "Normgnia's" cabin pas.
sengers. The government cannot,
however, intervene until Governor
Flower shall have certified that he has
used all the power, both OF judiciary
and military, 10 overcome resistance OF
the township Of lslip.
The. m1li'Or "Mlantonomah" H.
now nearly a, Now Lonion, Conn,
and the "PhilSdelphia" Is en- route 10
Baltimore from New York. Either OF
these vessels lying or Fire Island,
which uGnrs no defensive shelter for an
insubordihats mob, might easily com.
mand the situation anu afford an op-
portunity Tor the landing OF the milf.
tia or passengers,
1uE CASE Al JEANETTE.
PiTTsnURu, Pa, Sept H. Tho case
OF Asiatiu cholera reported Mt Jeanette,
Pa, turns out 10 be- "A severe attack OF
cholera morbus. Two physicians Of
the town, Drs. Harvey and Ringen
made thorough diagnosis OF the case
and announced that there Is no cause
for alarm.
a CASE IN MINNESOTA.
MINNEApOLls, Sept. l2.--A special
10 the Tribune from Mortified, MINI,
says: "F. 1. Delaney OF this place has
been taken seriously III with what is
considered Asiatlc cholera. HJ was
at the State fair in charge OF ibt Of
imported horses from France that ar.
rived In New York just previous 10 the
quarantine proclamaiions. II IA
thought that the infection was caused
by the baggage which came over with
the horses. Physicians refuse TO talk.
Tho Cholera Abroad.