Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-03
SAD SCENESIN HAMBURG
Despondent Over Death of
Friends Several Seek Death.
RUssIAs AWFUL DEATH LIST.

over 100000 Deaths in the Cars Domain
since the Advent Of Cholera -severest
Outbreak in Germany Since 1881.
Abatiug in Berlin-Noble Nurses in
Paris Germany suspends Russian Im-
migration.
BERLIN, Sept. 3-There are no fresh
cases of Asiatic cholera in this city, al
though twenty four cases pronounced by
the physicians to be nothing more than
extreme disrrhea have been reported
AT the Mobait hospital, Charlottenburg,
two more deaths from cholera are re-
ported, and one new case, that of nurse,
who contracted the disease while attend
ing Datients.
"On an average twenty cases are
taken daily to the Mobait hospital in
this city but none of them have dis
closed the symptoms Of the Asiatic
type of the disease Sad stories OF misery
resulting from the epidemic are reported.
In Hamburg a man who had lost his
whole family by cholera became greatly
despondent and tried TO commit suicide
and a servant attempted TO drown her
self after the death of her employer from
the malady Deaths from cholera are
announced today from Hanover. Holde-
sheim, Magdeburg, Stralsund, Rostock
and neighboring small towns
Hamburg's Mortality.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch to the
Times from Berlin says that an idea Of
the cholera epidemic can be gained from
the fact that the number of cases and
deaths for the past fortnight already ex
ceed those recorded during any of the
nineteen previous outbreaks in Hamburg
since 1881. and there is only too much
reason to fear that the official returns
are far from revealing the true extent of
the scourge.
Il is not Improbable that the German
government win take Immediate steps 10
close the eastern frontier absolutely
against the Russian refugees. The
action of foreign countries and steam
ship companies against immigrants has
materially Increased the danger to which
Germany is exposed
Benefits Of Cremation.
Medical papers are agitating for the
compulsory cremation Of the corp es OF
cholera emigrants. The Deutsche Medi.
FINAL Zeitung afiirms the belief that tni.
mode OF disposing Of the dead would
avert the frequent recurrence Of such an
epidemic in the following year.
Noble Nurses in Paris.
LONDON, Sept. 3-The Daily News ha'
the following from Paris: The laynursei
in the various hospitals in this city have
refused to avail themselves of the ordei
of the board Of health releasing then
from compulsory attendance on choler'
cases. They held a meeting today an'
passed resolution declaring that
s would be inhuman and cowardly to with
hold their services on such occasions
The municipal authorities and th
, board ef health. in consideration Of thi
1 most praisoworthy action, viii probabl.
pass a vote Of thanks.
Qunranilning Trains.
I VIENNA, Sept 3-The directors of tn
State railways have voted not TO ALLOW
railway carriages from Austria to eros
f the frontier into Germany or Russia, anl
j also to impose a similar prohibition upol
D trains coming from those countries. A
T. Lemberg, the capital of Austrian Pc
e land trains from the frontier were no
d allowed TO pass last nlght.
+. Cholera's Awful Death List.
. ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 8-The nun
Der of deaths in the Russian empire u
TO the 22nd Of August from the presen
cholera visitation is reported az l07, 641.
No More Russians for Germany.
II BERLIN, Sept at is today ofiiciall
announced that Russian emigrauts woul
II no longer be permitted to enter Germany
T. [For additional cholera news see secon
:, Page.l
n Origin or the Disease I'm Hamburg.
5 BERLIN, Sept. 3.-Drs, Koch and Rot
n have traced the origin of the cholera
.e Hamburg TO a Russian immigrant CAM
v from one Of the huts in which some dirt
water got into the river Elbe near II
Hamburg water works The imperi
boaId of health approves this report.
British Press ON Harrison's Proclamation
- LONDON, Sept. 3-The Daily News say
~ Of President Harrisons proclamation
= This proclamation is producing the Il
y most consternation The spirit of u
"a panic which instigated it is forcib
q pointed out by the alleged order of Il
II police to shoot persons detected IN tryir
= to evade a quarantine restriction.
IN 1T may be that the proclamation er
10 on the right side. Some medical authO
IL tiles regard our system as too lax but
IN has defended us before and will agai
Even taking the extreme view that i
fection may be twonty days developin
three weeks detention, after a ten day
, passage is absolutely long and it is u
D. likely, on mature consideration, that tn
ty needless restriction viii be retained.
:. TYPHOID IN SYRACUSE.
SIS The Endemic Raging in "a Juvenile HC