Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-09
Cholera Summary.

New York-July, 2,-l00 cases and 3g
deaths by cholera. July 5, P. Ma
cases and 26 deaths to-day by cholera, and
"a cases and 26 deaths reported at noon
yesterday. July 6, P. M.-73 cases and
% deaths by cholera since noon yesterday.
July 6, 6 P. M.-Whole number of deaths
by Cholera in this city and vicinity from
May 18th to July 9th inclusive is GA.
July 7, 8 P. Ma cases of cholera and
% deaths since last report
Bufalo-July 2,-3l cases and deaths
of cholera in last 4S hours. July 5, P.
M.-3l cases and IL deaths by cholera in
last 4S hours. July 6, 3 P. NIB cases
and one death by cholera. July 7, 8 P. M.
10 cases and deaths in the last "a
hours by cholera.
Bostom-July 1.-Two death by cholera.
July 5,-Hon. ]. R. Adams died in this
city yesterday.
Philadelphia-July 2,-65 cases and
26 deaths by cholera. July 5, 81 P. M
100 cases, 80 deaths by cholera last "a
hours. July 6,-34 cases of cholera and
IL deaths, since last report.
Csncinmati-June 29,-96 deaths ei
cholera; other diseases 81. July 2,-Up I'd
noon, Sunday, by cholera 49, other diseases
%. Up to noon to-day, l34 cholors; other
diseases 43. July 5,-There were $50
deaths in "a hours, ending noon yesterday.
July 6,-l4S interments in this city dur
ing the "a hours ending noon, to-Gay-el
of which were by cholera. The weather is
wet and cool. A fire is necessary to comfort
A6any--July Ill cases and deaths
by cholera.
Washington-July 6,-The Board Of
Health met this evening and reported l3
cases and deaths of cholera in this city
since the 25th ult.
st. Louis-July ,-Interments of Chol-
era, Saturday, in ten cemeteries IS, other
diseases SO Sunday in ten cemeteries Of
cholera 95, other diseases %. July g.
The intefments yesterday, were l60 Of
which l28 died of Cholera During the
week previous to the 30th June, 733 died Of
cholera an increase of IA over the pre-
yious week. The total number of deaths
in five weeks, 1904.
Brooklyn.-June 80 - cases of cholera
and deaths. ...-.,.
C7ereland-July IL death by chol
! era. July 2, and 3 3,-No cholera. The
city was never SO healthy at this season o
the year.
Columbus July 2,-Cases of choler
from June 30th, to this day, "a, and onl
/ death.
! PiHsburgA-July 3,-There were fou
deaths by Cholera to-day. July7, 3 P. N
- cases and 2 deaths of cholera with
the last "a hours.
Nev Orleans-JMy GA few cases O
cholera linger here, but the city general
is healthy.
Richmond, Va.-24 cases of choler
and ii deaths on the 4th and 9Th insts.
The Columbus Statesman of the 3rd inst
says:
"a negro named Bently, died in the
Penitentiary this morning of cholera-h,
and another convict were taken down las
night, the other one is still alive. Their,
are about 80 prisoners on the sick list in thu
Hospital, but most of them are but ightly
indisposed.
81. S.-Just as our paper was going te
press, we learn the death of the second con
vict named above. He died this afternoon
His name was James Ferrill-convicted il
Muskingum county for setting fire to thu
GAINESVILLE Bridge"
The physicians report to the Board ot
Health of Columbus, on the 3rd, the follow.
ing cases ofcholera in their practice:
"Dr. L. J. Meller-l3 cases from the 9th
of June up to this day-no death.
DR.. J. B Thompson and N. Gay-l case
this day-no death.
DR.. VIM. Trevitt-f case since yesterday
no DEATH"
The Statesman of the same day says:
@The cases to-day are few, if any, and
nc deaths except the two in the Penitentia
ry. A large number Of our citizens have
left perhaps two thousand) and if those
remaining would await the approach of the
symptoms before drenching themselves with
preyentatives, it would be well and greatly
to their safety"
At the small village Of Batavia, O., l3
deaths of cholera had taken place up to tht
lst inst.
Fifteen persons died of eholeia at Dayton
Ohio, on the st and I'd instants.
NeW York, June 29.
The Crescent City sailed to-day with $50
n,eeonrorc ,p,onn III ubo,p ,uac iouf Roo