, 1873-10-01
PESTlLENCE.

Fifteen Deaths in Nlc1nplsta Yesferduy
from Yellow Eovor--TIae Di.cnsc III
lknKing in Shrcysp0rts-savcn Inter.
1ncntk Ycstcrdny.-A Panic III N1ur.
t1luf1. Texnss
!yreetas Di.paseA to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MEMpu1s, Sept. 30-Tho tosnl mortality for tho pnst
twonyfour hours was 26 md from yellow fever 5, aa
follows: Johu Cunningham, ago rs, yellow fovor,
Concord Street John Brennan, Is, yellow fcyer E1-
change street; Eliza Ann Flomtn8, a, yellow feyor,
Alabama street; Pat Ousck, &c. yellow foVer. No. 10B
Commerce street; T. ". Daley, 2e yolow fever, No
81 8ocond street; Bimon German, 63, aplopexy,
Firat street, botweon jackson and Ovorton; John Do
Ian, yeara, cause unknown. Orphan Asylum negro,
unknown, whisky; 3. J. Watson, unknown, Second
aud Winchester ereota Mary Maloney, 10, ycow fe
yor, No. 103 Commerce Btrcet child na1nod McCAlla
aged 5yolfow fever Commerce and Front atrects; Mary
Drannon, hge IT, unknown, No. 10 Poplar strect;
Aaron Maxwell, colorcd, unknown: Mnry r.
olcmont, "A years, yellow fover, Monroe and
Wellington Btreo's; wm crotty As, typhoid pnoumo-
MAJ shcba Mayor. 4s, sollow foycr, No. 100 promon
ade @. w. Nswson, 2s, yoliow fcycr, Market and Bce
ond streets; John Q. Rogers, Us. yellow feVor,
No. 2s7 Union; Minnie leopold, 25, yellow
fnyor, No. liz Main street; Bonamin l. Nadford 4o
bilious Orleans 9nd ns vancS sFeots Ae1
Jennie Fox, &. meningitis, No. O. Union street; Andy
Johnaon, month";, whooping cough; sohn orogaIn,
d, yelow foyer Second street. Cool weather pre-
walls, and further abatement is expected tomorrow
Ssesa! sc DsS aSt s 1s csag9 1s51' IN
aid Of Shreveport sufferers has been started here
and tho matter Was given start BY number Of sub
scriptions At tho Board Of Trade this noon.
NEW ORLEANS. 6ept. 30.-A iftayune special from
Shreveport says there la marked change In tho cpl
domla to-day. Now caBes were probaby moro NIL
neruuB than yesterday on account Of tho uniayorablo
weather, but 1ess violent than some days ago. Some
few relarBc8 arc reported.
Lieut. E. A. woodruff IL reported as worso. Charles
Horn Is reported very bad. H. 4. Mansfield, merchant
tho other aide Of tho riycr, dicd on Monday The
tU-t1ny.
There is much suffering among tho poorer clnsaoa
Of whites md blacks. The Towards afford relicf alike
to nl -
Tho iutcrrnents to-lsy wcro scven III number. from
yellow fever: l. Thompson, colorcd, .; g. Thompson
q; 2. E. pEitcl.nrd 2s; Catherine Meter, ~; Alice
Drs. Bruins, 0iapplu and.. Davidson leave for home
Thursday.
MsMril1s, Sept. 3o.-Tonrtocn yellow foyer inter
ss eas thSs e. ,s sqo 9na Ill.,
OF yellow fever. Eugene Magevuey, prominent cist
zen. died after lang illness.
MAHsHAIL, Texas, Sept. 3o.-A yclow fever panic
rreyatH here, although but three residents oi Mar
shall havo been attacked with tho discaso. Two oi
these died last week tho other is recovering It IL
believed that a Of ticao parties either exposed
in shreveport or elsewhere. No cases Originated
hero.
LITTLE RooR, s8pt. 3o-A number Of parties nr-
riyol hese tis evening from Marshall Toxas, where
they report tho yellow foyor rigging to Ill alarming e1
tent
Oamo, Sept. so.-Fho health Of tho city is improy.
Ing No now casos aro reported, aud al but ono o!
those sick Of forer ars reported out Of danger.
smh the Committee Of New Orleans physicians, tel
cgrAphcd from, Galveston ae follows :" After con
ference hold with DR.. Poetic and the medical profession
OF Galveston, Dr. pecto has concluded to raH9 thl
quarantine aga!nst New Orleans, to take anect to
| morrow"