The Cholera

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 35, 8 September 1892, Page 2

The Cholera

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) j London, September 6 A person who arrived at Grimsby, in Lincolnshire, from Hamburg, was found *o be suffering from cholern, nnd anothpr case was discovered at Whally Bridge, Derbyshire. A fatal case of cholera is reported at Macclesfield Fish imported from Hamburg is being destroyed at the port of diritnsby. The outbreak of cholera in Cheshire is over. September 7. A case of cholera, imported from Havre, is under treatment in a London Hospital. At Southampton a recent arriyal from Hamburg is suffering from the disease. Brussels, September 7. Cholera is spreading in Belgium. St. Petersburg, September 6. The Czar and Czarina have visited the cholera hospitals in St Petersburg. Ottawa, Sept. 6. A death from cholera is reported at Montreal. Berlin, September 6 Three hundred and sixty nine deaths were recorded in Hamburg yesterday The loss to business is estimated at 200 million marks (£10.000,000). Cooler weather is mitigating the disease. September 7. Three hundred and seventeen deaths are recorded in Hamburg. It is believed that the mortality is decreasing. From August 20th to September 4th. Six thousand five hundred persons were buried in Ohlsdorf cemetery. The sale of water taken from the river Elbe, believed to be polluted by the dirty water irom the Russian camp, has been prohibited. Eight engines were engaged boiling water for distribution among the citizens. Paris, September 7There are 329 cases of cholera in Paris, and thirty-oue deaths are reported. New Yobk, September 7. Sixteen additional deaths are reported on board the steamer Noumania, and on the Rugia seven more deaths are recorded.