New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
CHOLERA IN ENGLAND
ONE DEATH REPORTED AT HULL.
FATAL CASES IN ITALY AND ANTwERP-PROGREsS
OF THE PLAGUE IN OTHER EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES

London, Aug. 25.-An eeven-year-old schoolboy
died at Hull yesterday from Asiatic cholera.
The Vienna correspondent of THE Standard
telegraphs: THE cholera is slowly but steadily
spreading In the great centres Of population In
Galica and Hungary, where 1t is difficult to eradi-
cate 1t. To-day case was reported In Pressburg,
thirty-nine miles from the capital"
Rome Aug. 2.-There were nine deaths from
cholera in Naples yesterday. Five cases and one
death are reported from Casino. about fifty miles
northwest of Naples. and four new cases and two
deaths from Palermo
Antwerp. Aug. 25.-There are daily In this city
two or three cases of cholera. The United States
Consul here has received telegram from the
American sul-General in London and another
from the United States Consul at Havre stating
that in consequence of the new quarantine regula-
tions adopted by the Louisiana State Board of
Health the embarkation of emgrants bound from
Antwerp via London Havre for New-Orleans
has ceased
Berlin, Aug 25.A case of cholera was reported
in this city to-day. Two cases of cholera nostras
have been reported in Glueckstadt. on the Elbe,
some thirty miles from Hamburg.
Three bargemen are reported to have died Of
cholera to-day the Erfurth Canal Four deaths
from cholera have occurred in Neuss, near Dues
seldorf, In the last twenty-four hours. One of the
fatal aboard the Rhine steamer Maria,
from Rotterdam
Vienna, Aug 25.-Four fresh cases of cholera and
six deaths were reported In SZaboleS to-day. $50
lated cases found in Szathmar, a county in
East Hungary, and Bereg. county westward
from the Thesis
Official and private advices from Galica and
fected districts. The Government bulletins say
that in both provinces the epidemic Is abatng Pri-
vae letters from trustworthy sources assert, how
ever. that improvement is perceptible.
Trpoli Aug. 25.-Several cases OF suspected cholera
have been found among the Mecca pilgrims, and
the patients have been taken to the hospital.
triple Gordon of guards surrounds the building.
Most of the pilgrims with whom the striken per-
sons were making the journey have been quaran-
tined.
Washington, Aug 25.-Surgeon- General Wyman,
of the Marine Hospital Service. tonight received
dispatch from Passed A ssistant Surgeon Wood
ward, at Rotterdam. stating that there were nine
cases of cholera there to-day. The usual instruc-
tions to deain all immigrants at that port for five
days sent to DR.. Woodwork.
Assistant Surgeon Roseman, at Antwerp, reports
that in the last two days there were six cases of
cholera, five of which were fatal. All immigrants
are to be isolated in q floating hotel which will
be completed tomorrow. This plan is considered
better than isolation on shore.
PRAISE FOR NETWORKS HEALTH OFFICE.
Chicago. Aug. 25-Commissioner of Health
Reynolds yesterday sent to Secretary Mccarthy.
of the Health Department, the following telegram
from New-York: Visited Quarantine to-day The
whole country Is indebted to DR.. Jenkins the Com
missioner of Health of New-York. 1t is prac-
tically impossible for cholera to land In this port
and the same is true Of Boston,"