Saint Andre, from Havre, which has been j
quarantined at Panillac, has lour cases of ,
cholera-aboard and one death from cholera
occurred aboard. The heavy rains of the
past three days have lowered the tempera
ture. Twenty-eight cases of cholera and
several deaths are reported tn Havre yes
terday.
Hamburg, Aug. 25. —Considerable ex
citement was caused by the appearance of
cholera among the troops. Three cases of
disease and one death occurred in a regi
ment temporarily quartered here. The
regiment was ordered to leave Hamburg
and remain isolated until all risk of their
spreading the infection is passed The
weather continues intensely hot and the
sun unfortunately is favorable to the ■
growth of the cholera germs. There is, ,
however, more wind prevailing today and
this adds somewhat to the comfort of the
city. Yesterday thT.re were eigty two
new cases of disease reported and the
deaths amounted to thirty-one.
Austrian Uuard Against Cholera.
Vienna. Aug. 25. —A strict watch is
kept at the /Xustrian frontier on all pass
engers arriving from Hamburg.
London. Aug. 25. —No special precau-
I (tons are being taken by the companies
running ships between Hamburg and
I London against the cholera, except to
enforce more strictly the rule that no*
pauper emigrants be carried. All prison
era arriving in the Thames supposed to
be infected with cholera will be sent to an
isolated hospital prepared below Grave
send. The local government board met
today to decide upon a measure for the
protection ot the metropolis from cholera
At Home.
