New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-16
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YELLOW FEVER.
List Of lnterments al Shreveport.


SHREVEPORT. October 1.-THE following
| is . list OF the interments in the city GENE
terles Tor the twenty four hours ending a
D L. NJ, as reported by tine Howard ASSOC
alton: Z. Woods, aged 4. years; George
Ward, ~: Henry Andrews. "A; John Monk
| "a: Mrs. w. II. Cathey, 40; Miss Cathey, 6
George Cathey. %; Mrs. NJ E. Norman. 10
Nancy Robinson. u; Mary kirkpatrick. 40
George West. 20; Susan Patterson. %: r
harrington. l month; Lucinda Parks. !:
years: Henry Vance. colored, age not stated
Deafhs Mt Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, October l5.-Two yeIlo g
lever deaths are reported.
Deashs in Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, October l5.-Thefe
have been five lever deaths in the pas.
forty-eight hours. among them Francis
Wilmer. late United States internal yeve.
nue. collector.
ltems from Memphis.
MEMPHIS. October I5-Sisters Magdaien
and Marie, of Saralette Academy, died yes
terday afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Carmichael. Of Grace 'Episce-
pail Church. was STACKED yesterday with
the fever.
The Howards reported three deaths, the
Masonic Relief Association buried four, and
the st. Andrew Society one person yestey-
day.
From reports from all sources the result
reached IS an increase in the death rate, as
expected, but large decrease in new cases.
Most OF those attacked yesterday mad been
waiting on the sick, and laboring until they
We're physically exhausted. 1t is safely
concluded that the disease is abating
slowly Reports are very favorable Of
cases on the hands Of the different commit
tees, and physicians say the fever is less
Malignant
a row occurred last evening between
some negroes and white people about burn
ing yellow fever bedding in the vicinity of
the sick. Mrs. Helligers, white lady. was
badly beateH by the negroes. who were
arrested.
There is trouble here in the municipal
government, occasi0ned by the mavor ap-
pointing Chairman Scent, Of the common
council, instead Of Chairman Cicillo, of the
board of aldermen, to act as mavor pro tenn
during the mayors illness. CiciIlo caused
writ OF caster to be served ON Scent this
morning, and is now in possession Of the
OF disgust.
1t is evident that thieves are flockng Go
the city several attempted fobberies of
houses and persons having been already de-
tected.
An interview with member Of the Odd
Fellows board Of relief, shows the order has
lost twenty-six members, four widows and
wives, and eight children, thirty eight in
all from ninety-two patients. The order
now has torty-four sick. including Mayor
johnson and Rev. James Carmichael.
The thermometer stood today at -.
There was no sign of frost this morning.
he warm weather has a favorable effect on
the sick. but lessons the chances of check.
ing the scOurge. But few new cases have
been discovered to day.
man named Blackmore was detected
yesterday IN defrauding the citizens re.
lief committee of rations. He was this
morning fined so. and sentenced to con-
tnement in a dark cell for ten days.
The fire relief committee at noon today
reported seven Of their members and nine
OF their families Ill with the fever. al! doing
well, except one doubtful case.
The number of deaths up to noon to-day
was iorty-iour from all causes, thivty-nine
OF which were from yellow fever.