THE CHOLERA.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3149, 30 August 1892, Page 3

THE CHOLERA.

(l!Y KLKCTUK! TKI.KOKAPH.— COI'YISIOHT). 1!i-:i:i.!N. August'Jli. Eight urxmtKi) enso« of chc-lara and three: hundred deaths aw reported in. Hamburg since the outbreak. The baths, markets, and theatre?, have been closed, and meetings and dances have borm prohibited. Germany has slopped the traffic along the Russian frontier. St Pktkksjuikr, August 27. The death rate in Russia from cholera continues about 300 daily. London, August 27.. l'riiico Estorhnzy, niilitavy attache to the Austrian Legation, is ill, rnid from what is believed to bo choleni. A third pauper immigrant, from Hamburg, liiisdiud at Gravesend from cholera, and another has been pi aced in quarantine. Cholera has made its appearancie in Kiel, in Prussia, and at Rotterdam, in the Nethorlan Is. Examination proves that the sickness roportu'l at Gravesond is not cholera as at first supposed Augus,t2S._ Cholera has made its appearanco in the metropolis, and tko cases discovered have been isolated, while pauper aliens are being prevented from coming to the country. It is reported that the epidemic has broken out in Aberdeen and Glas- ° Two ltussiaii immigrants at Glasgow were seized with cholcrii. Extraordinary precaution a are beingtaken in London. Mkt/isourxe, August 29. The Board of Health does not considor special steps arc rcq uired to prevent the spread of cholera to the colony. Sydney., August 29. The Board of Health proposes to apply special regulations in the case of vessels arriving from cholera in-