THE CHOLERA.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3157, 17 September 1892, Page 2

THE CHOLERA.

(iiv KLECTKic TKr.K'iinrn.—rorviiiciiT). London', September M. A STEAMEii has arrived at Hull from Croustadt. :uul reports that during the voyage two dt.-sitlis occurred from cholera. Berlin, September l-l. Two hundred and twenty-seven deaths were recorded at Hamburg yesturd ay. There are three thousand patients in the hospitals, three fourths of whom are women and children. Business ii still suspended. September \~>. There were two hnndi-ed and eight deaths at Hamburg yeslerday. BunA-Pl>Xll. September It. Thn Hungarian Government, lias ordered all soft goods and provision? imported from infected countries tj be burned. NICV YOKIC, September 11.

Before the rioters yielded, the steamer appealed to them to reccive '200 exhausted women and children on Fire Island. They replied, st-iting that tliey li:ul to consider their own families, and would diown or shoot any who landed. Five hundred troops, accompanied by Catling guns, were then sent to the scene. Up to date tlviv have been '27 deaths ilt the quarantine station, besides (io on steamers during the voyage across 'he Atlantic. Boats men offer tlie quarantined passsngers oil File Island to land them in New York for fifty dollars each. Five deaths from Asiatic cholera occurred between September fith and 13th. The. victims are all people who had been residents here for many years. The steamship com;.allies have agreed to carry no steerage passengers to America for the present. Later. Three more deaths from cholera are recorded in the city.