, 1873-09-09
THE CHOLERA.

employed in tho Dodham Valley Mil, and killed.
THE CHOLERA.
Tho Disease sssit to Exist in south-
orn Indtnnn-~Its Rnvngcs In iowa
ana kentucky
speciaI Dispatch 70 Tia Chicago Tribune. 49,,
CAn11Ny1LLE, ILL.,, Sept. 8.-Tho cholera still
continues It's rayagcs In tho oastorn portion Of
our county, about sovon nilon from this place,
and around tho City Of Litohfold, whore It has
rnged with considerable violence, mAny doaths
having occurred in the Inst woek. During tho
living nehr this city, and in thsoo days sovon
persons ont Of the two families were dead.
Their bodies, after doath, turned immediately
black, proving them to bo woll-doAnod caaoB Of
cholera. to this date, our city has escaped
~ spee,ai Mspateh to 4hs Chicago Tribune.
LOGAN, O., Sept. 8.-The cholora mado ita ap-
pearance in our place to-day. Two casea woro
reported up to this evening.
EyAsBynrn, Ind, sept. S.-The Journals ro-
ports from Washington, Ind, Ray that runlors
aro cufrent that tue cholora prevails there which
ta not tho caso. There has been much Ricknoea
there, and a type Of diHoasc that may have boon
OF congeativo ohills which have terminated fatal
" in tivo or six hours. But there is no alarm,
and business Ia carried on "a usual
OMAHA Sept. B.-Ile cholera has appeared at
From tas Darenpo9I ri 5a5 sSl bemeera Sept. g.
sa 81 a oee55 af SS1o IS
cronsed number Of cases. The complaint haa
found most Of it's victims so far among tho lower
classes in localities whore water Is impure
al'eys and yards are. filthy and filled with cor
| ruption. Among this clasH tho cholera etills
| claims victims. Last night amnn named William
| Mcaeo, living On Iowa street, between Second
and Third streets, died OF tho cholera. He Was
taken with dinrrhea several days ago, which no
neglected, Ho got very much worse yenterdsy,
! and died at 8 o'clock last evoning.
At a boarding-house on Third atroot, near Lo-
Claire street, two orothers, named Esnas anu
| the cholera md both died in tho afternoon.
Thoy wore 6wodes by birth both young men,
| and neither married, nor having friends in this
country.
At q house on Town atreot. near Second Mira.
Western died last evening. of cholera: In the
| same house two children have also died within
tho past twenty hours.
Mrs. Hannigan, wifo Of Thomas Hannigan,
living near LeOlaire atreet, was buried yestcr-
From yesterday morning and until 8 o'clock
this morning, Morse Doios, the undertaken, las
attended to nine funerals, ~ M cholera oasos;
tho cholera, and was buried. Upon his coffin il
an inscription which gives tho particulars OF hiH
death. Theao No will not allude to here, but
suffice 1t to say that no offered up. his life =
sacrifice to others; Watching the sick, Ao took
'0 ~ {Ton, tss Lonisriile cosrt<r-Journal.
P4n1s Ky Sept 4IProbaby n q,.ni no Place =; .a Ia
town Of Mil1orsburg, eight milos from Paris, on
nestling down botwcon tho hills.
a short timo previous to the laat outbreak OF
| cholerh they had Ind few caaes, but au had
either died or recovered, and but little was
thought Of it, as 1t WAS attributed to excessive
enting, and drinking water that was, drained
from pond ut the northeastern suburbs Of tho
some casos. Thursday, Aug. 2s, It broke out
with great violence IN tho south end OF tho town,
near The creek whore tho land was low and rich
and principally Inhabited by the negroes. Thero
Saturday night they were all reported better,
and no GeathB or new oaaes. Sunday afternoon
it developed all at onco in several parta Of tho
affected diatrict, and by o'clock there we're
and somo six or eight dead. The Monday even
ing train from Milleraburg brought up tho news.
"Hi1teen dead and some sixteen OF eighteen
now cases tho town depopulatod and every
WAS no comparison to Millorsburg at this timo
the fugitives atil continued to come into Paris,
and there was strong talk OF eBtahliHhing q
quarantine hospital for them for fear they
gated by the Board Of Health, and the acav-
ongers set to work cleaning up and sprink.
ling Limo and copporas around generally.
From Tuesday-the first appearance Of the dis
oase-to the next Tusday evening, thero worc
forty doathB this is small settlement of about
600 people. The three physicians were soon OK
haustod, and aeVotal Of our doctors went dow1
to assist them. Thoy reported it almost impos
Bble to relieve those stricken with the disease
I when nttacked almost every oaae proved fatal
tho usual remedieR having no effect on them.
The disease abatod somewhat On TueBda,
night, but five now casoB and four doathH wort
FKf. 41k tN4t&
Thu1sday noon) there hare bcen, as near as WI
} can tell, about ffty-dye doaths, about forty O
. them dying since Sunday morning last beinl
, mostly colored and Irish.
0 The people are very much In noed Of cooked
0 victuals, aud our City Council made an appro
priation for their benefit, and several lots 0
: provisions were sent down to them by citizens
i LANCASTER, Ky, Sept. 5.-We hayo had thirty
thPee ~eess s0of o 9s snes ghsen % Wse % a
d md twenty-one were nogroog.
Y COLUMBIA, Ky, 5ept. 4.-Cholera broke ont i
: During four days ninetoen deaths have occurre
o in town and in the country, 30 far as NO bay
i; yet heard, hll aeoming to have originated
+ town, and at the hotel kept by !. @. Winfro1
r OF this number thirteen werc white and si1 col
/. ored.
LEBANON, Ky., Sept. 5.-Cholera is worse j
the county, aud is about tho same In the tow
n have ten doAtha to report since yeatorda.
Tlere are at least thirty cases In the county ~
b about ton casos in town, most Of whom wi
+ got we'll if prudent. F]ux is ringing with frigh
n ful fatality In the eastern part Of this count.
d learn tlat thero have been at least tWent
q deaths up there from tho disease.
n Eurly FrOAt.
DuBuQuB, Sept 8.-Thero Was light fro
y last night. The weather iB warm and plenaaI
IL to-day.
!" srR1NoF1ELp, ILL.,, Sept. IA slight fro
hero this morning; scarcely perceptiblo. \
injury to vegetation. The wind has shiftt
l. from tho weat to tho south, and to-day tits war;
10 with Indications Of becoming warmer.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 8.-No frost In tho vlcin
= ty Of Decatur last night. Weather oloar Il,