Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-15
MEMPHIS.
Yesterdays RTOrfuary Report
Special to the Union and American.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 14.-The follow
ing is a list of the deaths from yellow fever
for the twenty-fOur hours ending at six
o,elock. Oct. 10: John O'Brien, 10; John
Ma gan, s; Mary McLrine, 2s; Mary
Lab 81. 80; Louisa Wise, 10; A. Heidelberg,
a; Thos. Melay, 40; S. j. Ate, 40; John d.
Murphy, IS; Mary E. Coleman, 46; Louis
Rosenthal, 46; George Granger, 30; f. Mey-
erfeld, 26; NJ. Chapsky, 81; T. Friedlander,
&c; l.. NJ. Tucker, AZ; Joseph Hainer; 90;
John johnson, is; Peter Chesh, 10; other
names not obtained. Fifty-seven deaths
from all causes. SALTUs MoHEGAN.
No New Cases Reported Yesterday
Morning.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 14-Another frost this
morning. slight, but enough to increase
hope of the early abatement OF tne scouIge'
DiIipent inquiry fails to find . single new
case this morning.
A Nashville MAN FOuad Dead.
Amm named Tom Canning, said to be-
lonU in Nashville, was found dead on Mad
ison Street this morning. he mad been
drinkiug excessively for several days. A
Death Of Mrs. DE-. Coleman.
Mrs. DIR. Coleman and child are report
I'D dead this morning, and everybody is sd-
o ised not to return TO the city TOO hastily,
~ east not till a mcGe marked abatement
ia m, nifest, which cannot be CONSIDERED
80 -. til after freeze. This is the advice
80, ,iaps, The Masonic Relief Board
report
Eist y.six Cases ON Hand,
the Odd Fellows about forty, ana Inc
KNIGHTS of P ;'thias about nine or ten. Ina
latter society have exhausted thelr treasury,
and individual members are furnishing
means and supplies. The aremen report
seven sick, and members OF etlelE IAii Iles
making sixteen or seventeen Id Sll' Oo lI
+-sh,Itiohs from all sources are reported
baovior Yesterday than any day during the
,,revslence of the epidemic. Fifty OF the
TacanfIv made orphans have been sent 10
the Church Home, near BtIntyn Station, ID
Shelby county, in charge Of the Sisters OF
St. Marv. but that Institution reports It's
inability to supply them with subsistence
An apneai is made upon the citizens OF
Memphis to furnish cooked pr visions Iof
their dinner to-day. The Leath Orphan
Asylum reports that they have rooms IOr
number of the orphans, but are UNABLE u
feed and clothe them.
The MOrGuaTy Report from EOOn tlkl
Noon.
The mort Larry report from noon yester
5aT Till noon to. day was Al from all causes
40 yellow fever.
One of the impositions practlced on ols
pans.,rs of aid is that OF a pretendeG sici
l~au O
Cbamnaign and sufficient coal for the win
~ He vas detected and shade to return
the supplies. Two thousand TaAons Wer'
issned from one depot yes.erdey. Supefln
tendent Hamilton, of the Southern EXPIRES
yTomnany. received s., 900 from San Francs
,co Cor the relief # Memphis. The relei de
,,ots are greatly troubled with imposters
syhief Of Police Athy is looking after them
rud will make bad business with all oe
SscSed.
wxvOx Johus0as Stricken Down.
M,vor Johnson has at last been stricke
down with fever He has labored with un
firing zeal from the beginning OF the tp
,demic as nurse. visitor and Whatever els
NE could do to alleviate the euherlDg an
administer to the necessities OF tne ois
dressed, besides attending to the ootles
his office. He will be missed from tn
ranks of laborers IN the cause OF humanity
Waldemo Peterson, yellow fever nurse, wa
arrested to day charged with robolng trunH
of dead patients under his charge.
DIR. Drake Mcdowell OF New Ma1ri'
No., arrived to-day aad rendered bis Sci
slices to the Howard Association. Sistel
Maodelen and Maria, of LaZ2lett Academ!
died this afternoon. Rev. DR.. Ca michae
of Grace Episcopal Church, was sttacke
to-day with fever. He has given his who
time and attention TO the sick, and rendere
valuable service. The Towards reporte
4hree deaths. Masonic Relief buried fou
and the St. Andrews Society one to-day.
The mortuary report Of to day shows a
-,nrrease of 4 on fetal deaths, 3 in yello7
ant a decrease of / from other causes. II
tai deaths So, yellow fever Al. An incTea'
IN the death rate was expected, but larg
decrease in new cases. Most OF those
tackled to. day have been wailDg on SICK 81
isboriug to the extent Of physical eXEau
Zion.
II Is safely concluded that the disease
.h.ting slowly. Very favorable reports
-ssos on hand FROM different commute,
and the physician, ssy they, are less mai
nAnt. ,,..--oo,, Gonna >,
proes and whit people about burning !
.SeIow fever bedding in the ViclIlty oil sl'
Sxhite lady. Mr.. Heilegers was badly pesN
Inv negroes. Tue latter we're srreSSeu'
LvMpHIs, Oct. Is, 2 A. M.-Deputy
Morsbal s. Jatler, died here last night
0oIjoT favsr, Railroad Tax Coilector Du
can djed at his residence twelve Inles ITO
the city to-day Of the fever: heP2Ft !,
.Chairrnsn Busby a the Cllzsus Hel
Committee shows al imRlsnse list OF co
-tTibntions from other cities, totsl amou
not stated. The report Of the Howard ::
sociap also shows literal amounts conTi
uted.