THE CHOLERA.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3155, 13 September 1892, Page 3

THE CHOLERA.

(iiv Ku-XTiitc TKi.KUi \i'H.—airvmuirr). LoMi-iN, September 10. TIIK crow and 0!1ie,.,5. except: the captain, of a. ship bound to Hamburg, refused (~ s „j] nji lior. owinsr 1o prevalence (if cholera, and tlie Falmouth Bench upheld tip- lefus.-il. The owners will appeal against the decision. Bkki.i.v. September 10. Tn Hamburg, yesterday. 2-1 fJ deaths were recorded from cholera. J'.vltis, September 10. Tip" Cholera enidemit; continues in the city, arid G2 deaths are reported. M. Hoff'kino. mi assistant, of M. Pasteur, declares that the inoculation of the latfor's nnti-choleniic vaccine can be practised on human beings with perfect security and immunity ■within a week of taking the disease. New York, September 10. At. tlie quarantine, station there are •15 cases ot cholera, ami up to date there have been 1-J deaths. The steamer Scandia lias arrived here from Hamburg;, and reports that 32 deaths from cholera occurred on the voyage. President Harrison lms intimated that if the shipping companies persist in bringing immigrants from infected places, it will result in vessels being denied entrance to nil American port. September 1!. Four more deaths have occurred on the steamer, Scandia. and several cases on the Guioii liner Wyoming. St. Petkisskuko, September 10. The bravery of the Czar and Czarina in visiting the cholera patients has provoked an outburst of enthusiasm and patriotic eulogy.