Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
r,,Is as MORTALITY

BILLS Of oHtAtIt1.
In Phiiade iph.s, last week, there wcro JOG
de .ths ; 40 adult. and Go ehiidreo-
In Ne~-iork. last week. the City Inspcc- /
TOR reports the death Of it5 Pc rsous 1913 by
by Cholera.
In Boston. last week. there were % deaths
10 males aa5 - females.
IIruru o. N.w-Yonx, Sept. Z.
The Board Of Health report that there
have been
In the city practice generally, 7desth..
Dusne-street Hospital 6
Greenwich Hospital
Bellevue do. D
Total deaths, IL
At Buffalo SIX new cases and three death,
by cholera were reported by the Board Of
Health on Tuesday last, and five new cases
and nine deaths on Wednesday.
At Detroit we are happy TO learn that the
health OF the city - rapidly improving.
Al Cleveland, Ohio, the interments during
eleven days preceding the 2lst uli. were
about 80, Of which about three-fourths were
10y Cholera The victims were principally
transient persons and strangers, aud for the
most part Of dissolutc habits.
In Sandusky several cases had occurred
At Huron II was extremely fatal, and the viii
lsge almost descrtcd.-lt also prevailed at
Prrrysburg.
In MoaircaI, Quebec. Toronto and Kings
ton, the cholera continues 10 abstc, although
but slowly; In the latter place among the
number Of its victims In Kingston are Robert
Drummond and John Buttcrwortl,, Esquircs
The disease las made great rzvagcs among
the Canadian indians and in the town OF Wit
mot. Gore district Mr.. JOSIAH Cushsnan. his
wife. and three children became victims TO
The disorder within, the short space Of five
days.
IIrALru o. NEw YoRE, Sept. 9.
The Board Of Health report that there have
been
In the city practice generally, IL deaths.
Duane-street Hospital :
greenwich Hospital
Bellevue do o
Total deaths, 10
In Toronto the number Of deaths by chole-
"a was reduced TO SIX on the 22i, and 10 four
on the 23d.
In Quebec the number Of death. by choie-
ra on the I'D was five, aud on the 9th The
number was seven.
In Montreal the cholera deaths on the OBI
wcre nine-on the 2Iih one, and on the 25th,
eight.
The village Of Three Rivers has already
lost this year four times the number il did in
1892.
WEALTH or NEW YoRE, Sept. L.
The Board Of Health report that there have
been
In the city practice generally, II deaths
Duane-strret Hospital
Greenwich Hospital
Bellevue do
Total deaths, al
vs. regret to perceive by the Daily Ad-
vertiser that the cholera has made its appear
ance al .Nteark and in its vicinity. A Mrs.
Clark from this city was taken on Tuesday
with that disease and died on yesterday morn
ing. She had pariaken freely Of beets at
dinner, aud OF mussmellon In the afternoon
Of the previous day. It Is said that there
we're nine or ten cases on Tuesday among
the workmen on the rail road at Bergen
Hill, that four had died. and that one or two
moro were in helpless state. Another case
occurred near Newark bridge.
One new and fatal case ofcholera occurred
az .Sse BEDFORD on the I'd inst.-on the pre-
cediDg day none.
In Lingsion il continues slowly TO decline.
10 NOn.yesI the deaths by Cholera on she
2St0 uitimo were eight, and Ave on each day
Of the 26,h and 27ih.
AT Qssbse the deaths by cholera averaged
about 5 per day at the latest accounts. It.
was still severe among the emisrsnis nj
GroosS Isle.
The village cf Gull ~. CT Is said to be
nearly depopulstsd, and To add TO the mise.
rles Of pes:,lence, . large store occupied By
Mr. Alderman, with several other houses,
have been conSumed by Ere The fire is
suspected 10 have been the work Of an iocen-
diary.
The Cholera, on the 9th, had disappeared
frorD Toronto, for the twenty -four hours pre-
ceding Four parsons died Of that disease
n ~
IiEALTH oF New HoEK. Sept. S.
The Board Of Health report that there have
been
10 the city Prac,ice generally, IL deaths.
Duane-sirott Hospital .
Greenwich Hospital
Bellevue do. ;
Total deaths, 81
ALB.NI BoLRD OF HEALTu,
SEPT. Isi-I2 at noon,
During the last seven days there have
been twelve deaths BY Cholera reported TO
the Hoard.
The cholera at Detroit is still, but sIowIy,
on the decline. As the latest paper, how
ever, from that place publishesthe number Of
iDterments without indicating the disease Of
which the persons died, Il ~ impossible 60
mark its progress. Among the dsaths not
previously noticed, arc DR.. IIurd r. p.
Browning, commission merchant lodge
Oorr y. p. Hastings, President Of the Mich.
gan Bank y. 3. b. Canning, one OF :he sdi-
tors Of the Detroit Courier; and James Ro-
binson Of Columbus.
Mcssrs. Tyler and Mangum of the
Senate. were at Newport ON tho .s-ih.
They have since been Joined by Mr..
+ Ewing and will forthwith procecutr
the Bank investigation in Boston.
tRiclsssD.d mig.
The marlborough Inquirer says:-
a gentleman, from Dummerston,
NL) informs u, that the drought Is 50
great IN that vicinity, that the grass
hOppcrs are reduced 90 mere skeletons.
and sat upon the fences, with tears in
their eyes, for the want of something
/ "a herewith In gaffsfy fha rr.,i,,... -