, 1873-07-31
THE CHOLERA.



Speciat Disp1tch to Ihe Chicago TRIBUNE:
1ND1ANAro11a, July 90:-No now oasea OF ohoi-
ern wero reported to-day. ia th,ougns , !rnr.n .ne
further ravageB. Tho proaonoo Of the plague !
noomB to have. no visible effect upon bqal1lesa: %
Tho oxoitomonthss nearly eubsidod. Only oight |
deAths hRvo occurred. "
Lou1svrL1E July ao.-0no death from o'holeIn'
'u1ee s.. 5ossr On sr's MI Mo 5y eo-A toogsm
porting to bo from this place, appears ~ yestor-
a ass1,s;s relating to ne oon hare o1 for
woel, and was permanently working on tho BE
l.apidB l. Muskogon Railroad. 1b0 miles north OF
hore Ho WINS taken Bok Ut Big Rapids. andd!ed
g. S h hqo %a sneo S1 Sna sstos Nns tat IL rS het
given Ohristian burial Ho WAS buried BY tho
SlaaonB, and tho II. Z. Church WAS orowdodfull.
11o didn't die OF oholora, but Of cholera mozbuB.
uo WAS aiok forty-two hoIre.
fourteen deaths by cholora horo sinco last satnE-
t}ay, out Of population not exceeding l,200.
rho tlisoaHe origlnated in d picnic Of negEoes,
which took paoe last Saturday. ana ehmG from ON
pure wator from small 6tream near W. Nino
nogroos died, and o number arc still sick. Three
whlto railroad laborers aud two wo1l-known oiti-
zons alao diod. Lafge quantities OF tar, Fosn.
tllor{tioB, aud othor moana talzon to atop the
progress of tho Bcourgo. Thorc was only ono
death yostertlay, and It la beloved tho diaoaHo
Inns spent it's force. ,,.,,
From kho Tndfanarolis Journal July ~
There was but ono additional leath reported
Yesterday, that being another Of tho M-fated
bucksot family, Elizabeth, aged y years. she
/ day morning. This mikes the fifth death In tho
family, leaving but one child. little girl living.
h1r. Buckaot left yesterday for hia fathor'e home
in Ripley County. 4 detail Of police wns y 3, made M
yesterday and tho promises thoroughly dislnfeot-
Twas reported on tho atreeta yesterday that
doath had occurred on North Alabama street,
near tho PattiBon House, tho victim being q
nttlo boy named Rolla Iaunn, aged Or
yoars, But DR.. PattiBon Says itwas only oholorh.
morbuB. Tho child was tnkon elok about
o'clock Sunday evening, and died at ncxt morn
ing, indicating very aggravated caao OF the
diBonse. ..
Altogether thero have boon soyon deaths from
cholera reported up to last evening: Tho flrs
Of thoso was an Irish woman named Troy, lv Ing
ut tho corner Of Delaware and Duncan streets
who diod on tho Ath, Thursday Last. .o
n1aplo % stroet,w died on Saturday. Application
was made yesterday for permiasion to remove
the corpso for burial to small town near BY
but DR.. NYands, Secretary Of the Board Of Hcalth
refused to isso permit for this 9 to ,be 20 d9ne
H. Vernon ' 2 a eG;r5sns4ai''s' Jssrai q ' h'a"'''3
In tho past twonty-tour hours ending eatur
day, p. m.s thero was not slnGlo caHo u o4ol
ora in tic city. On Saturday, tho same day
about 1 p. m., Mrs, Musselman, wife Of onr ver.
worthy Street commiasioner was suddenly {,a1 take
} md died at "a o'clock that night; alao Mrs. J
D. Hinoh waB takon at about tho Bamo timo, an
died during tho night. Mrs. Hinch WAS at th
time about soven miles in tho county, stoppn il,
, arc ut this timo-8unday, a p. m.-no NOR
! now casos.. and those already under troatmen
J aro in fair way to reeover, with tue o.
, | ~ nrGEGut EuhuEe =
Weather is regarded as unfaVorable to us, an
especially 80 II it should turn cool: There arc
few rather remarkable facts attending cholera
our city. Ono is, TINT for two weeks, while
waa at tho worst, tho minority Of caBoa IN 9,
city we're attacked bctween IL O'Clock, midnigh
: and IL, noon, Of tho following day. Anotht
I ono is, Tint for tho Inst six or sevon days tt
3 opposite haa boon tho case. Wo have lost Of OF
. citizens to this date, as near aH can lear
: about Bevonty-three. In that number thero
: another fact worthy Of note: There llavo on
boon six or seven deaths OF foreign birth, ar
only i've Of our oolored population.