, 1866-10-11

fepo.teo during The Eonh or August. In this city,
ported were two hundred aud seventy-two, and
Ae deaths one hundred and fotty-s1x, being al
svsfa$e o. h!tie more than nins attack: daily,
mouth the J., disease shows "a increase almost
ms"' beP ass far from the second t4stsa5; Iast; DENIM,
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1Euftoays ----... .......H
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Wsdfe:sday, d, iei;;:ia;:s f:noftsi below:
It T. ia notseabe too .hat ths
washed, unGraincd. tlfy-Yentlatsd I'd por;ons Of tho
ely; Il has ;s, st!nek M ent boldly into The hehe;
desiinctive feature Of The chole:a visitations of
the present and former years. has uccn that i, has
newly arrived emigrant, Or to The residents Of
those portions Of the cit, where had ar and fonl
da1 efe marked sstse SqT
Alderman .6'Sulli1an and b.. wineE i!: ar
R5;ens'pHsat R5 instances IN professional eireiss.
s sea9 The 'as eemn'e.e'si nm sfsn e,ass It,;
Mcssrs. T. Z. Rezncr. Stewart, MITCHELL, and Cap
Serclal Of lhc insrectona Of thu Board Of rrads
have been attacked, and three or four cases a:e
reported from The Boasd cf f.ambetrnen:, Tnc
grim monster IL thus striking right and left
aululE III As If Tired OF ls previous constraint, be
wcEc LOW determined 10 play havoc a1nou. US,
Which has marked our man'cipai M hstoTy FIFTY in rrsa1d
10 sanitary matters, and leach III practical tyson
for future guidance.
furnishing the true extent OF the visitation. VIC
might rest more eAsily. Bnt It II runoectt that
!;om yasioHs causes tue figures furnished by the
lteal;h officer are not the true cxponents Of tho
power Of the scouIgc II Is sta:cd that very many
cases OF deaths frum cholera hare basn nis.e-
oer aansh 5s si5 ali
tho cases reported TO h!u. The Latter statement
NC do not believe, as tue reports accessib!e to
It IL considered probable that considerable per.
ccntaGe OF she cases occurring within the past
two Of three days haye not besn cl,routcled.
tho people IN aoE,c quar- IN one where ii would
Medical College: a'4;med by lie deaih q one i
the ru1uored death Of Dr.. E.aluar., ,act ii thee
o'clock yesterday. afternoon. to the number OF
about two hundred, and voted almost unauimous-
the danger from cholera, subject, however. 10
the call of tho Facnly in case the diacas" abltes.
not y as, /. they be well read to practice,
| their services arc wanted here. and II not yet
skilled, they have here good opportunity for
The conrsc Of lectures in the College will be
continued, so that The few students remaining
viii not sufet by the detection OF their less
The medical gentlemen were very busy. Ono
doctor attended to nearly ninety pat1.ub yesies-
d Ss eans af
| rhTa and dyscntcry, to caolcra, moFhus and the
!.siauc cholera: others aro so busy that they arc
hecn reported Where the Sufferer was unable to
obtain medical ass'staucc till too fate-not from
| lack OF funds, hut because no medical 1nca could
| hc found discnGagcd.
Tie most remarkable phasc in the present as-
poet Of the cholera Is, that II IL increasing when,
according to precedent, Il shontd be at The VAN
Yet We may find reason for 1t In the peculiarly
| humid condition OF the atmosphere, and tho con-
scqucnt dampncss Of tic EARTH which are highly
bowels. aeranfins The entire system. mud inter
fc1iDg especially with the functions Of tie sksn
Kumors came thick and fast from var1oas parts
Of lhe city yesterday OF wholesale attacks Of the
| cholera. il was reported that aIl one block on
This, however. was an e1agsrratioa. Anoth91
case was that Of man and four children who all
died within three days. Several olhcr equally de-
in lie aaN,e family being far iron n!rrbucnL
The health officers wore kept very busy yester
day, they beins charged not only With the an.x o
trco'dinc Gascs, bnt Of removing patients and dis
While there Is no cause for stampede. or rca
or oven ,hs suspension q or o;, regular nnst
the present condition of Affairs the extreme ncccs
aty which exists for the ntmnst care in actnn "
! al 10 prevent tho disease from ei.ectfng lodge
ment, or Of keeping II for IN Instant In the aJs
TEN.
secure good ventilation, md remove from uea
matter, espeeIaiiy i iiis!d shsps, shape asss disis
cl,il1s, keep clean hut not wash too often asoid a!
excess, either IN cnjo, mcnt Q! WORK: This hetn:
| sccurcd, the cholera will not attack. Sh0nid Il
| htw a.ru upsr4efi nj fl,nln >krnc
tions, isc 1rst symptoms should be attended to
The incipient dlarrhGa is easily checked; ii. Vi
| lowed to run for lew hours without cOuLtesaclol
| asia1al rusuat cannot In all cases be avoided.
CASES nEPonT-p fEsTknDAY.
ThG following easss Tese reported Yesterday .
| esra.ly In exccts Of thosr Of aly pscvi0ne tay
ile n1n,1eT of deaths from this cause exhibit
about lhs SANG sntio-one-ahird: ...-
| Mrs. Ro&enda1c. German, nyed forty.two yc1rs
Residence M. lls North 1asalle street AttacS
cd October Mh; severe case.
Is sss ssea see
tobcr 9TH improving.
Nicolas Yang; !1i.h, sssa thisty.tons. se;:r,
october 9TH ct O'Clock p. n; recovering.
Msth @ sEa thirty yeas Re-
Mrs. Eckhart!s, American aged thirty yeari
Residence No. IL State sueet- Attacked octoht
Jamcs 1S: Watson, i1ish, aged thirty yea.s. Resi-
lcncc No. lG5 South Market street. Uudce l,eal
- olten, swedc, aged TWENTY-FIVE yeare. Re;
hard, The third house from the southwest cornt
So caas s9s: ssas
last night; scvcFe case; Under ircatacns-
Ge9 " God1ar! EHElisl asea 'hsty ysat a.,
ss" 's:s Ssss Aassa .;ss
/ | s4~i.A f1etohcr Sfb died }aT
ense H. Is s. csaa AsSea oc.obe
os'SSe cs Eae.5 I'll setsss sssd s'if ,sssyour year
Rcssdencc 10. c. Vet Madison etroet. Atsacke
,I nm e5sn ssss5e ssss src nrtvaye
Residence ~. III Chfease .vsnue. Attacse
| October ., q. n,:; died Al II 1o'eiock T: a;
21ssE 1S;s9? s assn ass stfss' Ssss;
at u p. m., October Q. Under treatment.
| Charles Render, American. aged .wsnt5;a,
+ october Z, a. N. Died yesterday morning.
i Mr. Carpenter, residence nrst h,nse sonth
= = Twclfh street. Attacked October 9sl psospc
IL iiSsre sxede .ss:asnss S.,,S:: Se; :ls SSE S
Joachim ssl,xsE. 6 German essa , fotty;ssE ,;sss
{. oeto6er 9, Ct $ T. q. Recovering; r,,,. ~,.,
.sesce GSs esS9 So M csWSRi Wat "sss see
- night. Died al i've o'clock this morning.
5nsn acS So @ as ss ED ais% o;Sos
:; fdward NJ ffs Bsin,, ~ Norwegian, aged avo ye.
: Residence No. ela North Market street. Attack
= = October sth; under treatment
's years. Residence, No. ST Hubbard street. !
. = sarah Riordan, .i:ish, ased iotty-aye ,ysa
T. /: Residence, No: @ Wesson street. Attacked O.
T. beE esh: uYaer treatment; as ts,,,.oo vo.-, p,
s, dence, No B5 Nor16 Clark street. Aftacsed
~ tober 9TH, P. n; tied at a. ro.. October 10TH
u Retsaence, on Site street. A,t5ssed It i.
'e ' Alderman @ o'suiii1an, irIsh, aged forty ye.
H. Residence. Sc Huron Street. Attacked IN oe
=, u lis fraasnhe!a, German. aged twelve yss r.
ber 9Th; i,ed October 9th.
a:Sss NsX II Rssef :;ss, &c es Ssao
1nd1cas Jensen, SoEweg:an; aGed e. tf:E.t
james naker co.arcd, aged eleven ycars. r
dcncc, No. S. Quincy street. Attacked At . thi
J m.: will recover. j,
p- Mr. Ellen. German. aged my -eiEht yeaTs; =
~ Jacob Juh1tnski, Bohemian, aged hfse.
~ years. Residence, No. 10 Duspou street. u
9y JEFFERSON street Attacked Octohef 9Th; se'
IN case.
ds Mr.. Lamb, American, ased alty-two re!
ar Residence southwest corner Green and Ads
III streets. Attacked October 9th. Severe case.
er. John Malone. Irish aged forty-thtes 1e
tic Re;dsnsc So 81 soah Dspl4nis nst s;fes Fesi
Ia Residence Nc. 81 South Wells street. Atssel
mt October 10. Mild casc.
Dr. Jefferson pcnaerhofst. Attacked oetooes
b,s William Denton, Irish; residence, 30 Ma