, 1873-09-23

shrcvcport--N1any Now Dnsca Hes
ported.
Special Dispa.ch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MEMpu1s, Tenn, sept. 22.-Tlo total number
Of doaths to-day wero al, OF whloh IL died from
yellow fovor. as follows Harah A. Traffic, aged
10, No. % Front street, yellow fever. Bon Bag
10y, colorod, aged 25, hollow south Of Union
and wost Of Loudordalc. yellow feyor; Thomas
Joyce, aged ~, corner Of Exchange and 'front.'
debility; doorgo Clay, oolorod, Chill Hol-
low, noar Union, brain fover; Frank
Aoarney. agcd 90, No. 1870 Front
ntrcot, yellow foycr, Thomas E. Gaunt,
ago 81, No. 210 Fifth street, Chelsea, congcs-
ton; James Stewart, age %, No. "a Oycrton
street, congestion; Emma Smith, colorod, ago
%. Jasahmino street, near LoudordAle stroet,
dropay; Nancy Lagorio, ago 81, No. 182 Front
street, yellow fover; James 8. butta, age 20, No.
Thrd sFa ,oloT ever Isaac
A. Hall, age 90, No. 102 h1ain street, yellow
fever; Emile Tanner, a9e 8, No. 81 Front street,
yellow fevcr; Thomas Lafin, colored, age 30,
No. S5 Exchange Aes Qon
Clancy, ago II, yollow fever No: 81 Front street;
6allio Jones, aged4 hours; hladiBon and Or
loans, unknown; Michael Smith, ,ago 10, No. 1s
ye}ow fsvo MergaTt HeT9 ago g.
ago 40, No. % Avery streot, yellow fevor Lizzie
Buokcn. ago 25, No. 10 Alabamn, yellow fovor.
| Tho diseaso is not spreading to any groat e1-
tont and but o fcw now cases arc reported to-
1ss Sssasss Ss 1sP msPeg Gaow Gasd sS Fl Rna
with nm occasiona1 case In the southern
having tnken It in nearly - every
caao from the infected nats; The outlook is
moro favorable than It WAS during tho middle Of
tho day, aud nearly all the now oases" are very
mild.
The Howard Relief Association to-day have
received thirty-ouo applications for yellow fever
nuraes and have supplied fourteen. Thoy report
nuraes, notwithstanding that fifteen arrived
here from Mobile. They report among their
sick hvo denths to-day, and up to date haye dis
buraed over 81 900. aud large quantity OF pro-
| Visions and stores.
THE opD-rEL1ows
| report nine nurses attending membera Of tho Or
der, and six awaiting orders. Ono member,
Mr.. Harman, diod this evening. Tho Masons
| have but three or four casoE, and have nurae8
provided for each.
Tho wife Of A. ]. Whoolcr oditor of tho 1Na-
sonic Je,cel, was taken i'll with the fever last
night, but Is doing well.
reports have not been received from them.
a drizzling rain fell during the lattor part Of
tho day which may have tho effect to cleanse tho
streots, which las not been thoroughly done yet
again rosorted to tonight, and tho streot-lamps
are turned on, but not lighted.
The RoIief Association have secured large
building Oh Promenade street for hospital,
for at thoir homes will DO provided for thore.
It iB reported tonight that whom the Finan-
cial Committee Of tho Howard Association wont
to tho Mayor to gcta portion Of tho $40, 600 ap-
preparation by tile City Conncil, they were told
that thero was no money III the City Treasury
An effort will bo mado tomorrow to got the dit.
banks to loan tho amount to tho city. II that
faila, the different merchants and business men
will subscribe tho amount.
New ORLEANS, Sept. PA Shreveport special
to tho Picayune saya "Tho yellow fever hero
baH not nbatol. A fair proportion Of deaths to
tho population IN Nov Orleans would be looo
unfnyorable. being chilly and dump. Tho caaes
in tho heart Of tho city are few because all per-
sons susceptible Of diaeasa havc fallen victime
to it. It is spreading In tho suburbs. Tho wivot
Of Judge LeyiHee and Of Judge Laolo have died
Capt. B. H. Sole, Of Solo d Murphy, one of tht
Oldest, wealthest. mud most valuable citizona O
Shreveport, died this morning. Lieut. Wood
run, Of the United States Engineers, in ehargs
Of The raft, is improving, and. it is believed
Lust night there were two young children q
tho headquarters Of tho Howard Association
without tathor, mother, or other relatives, al
Steamer Gladiola arrived from New Orlean
yesterday. She Htores her cargo. There ar
ovor ono hundred cur loada Of freight here to
points West Nothing can be moved now. I
il raining at 1880 p nj.
I.ATER-8 P. II.
Epidemic la on tho increaso; twenty intermant
up 10 p. m., aud q number OF dcaths reported
since. Among them DR.. Wise.
The number Of now caaea reported to-day OK
cccds that Of any previous day. Many who hay
considered themselves exempt arc being at
tackled.
Tho colored population are becoming alarmed
There were four among tho intermenta to-day
and eight colored cases are reported to til
uowards tonight, all in one house.
! snnEyEPonT, Sept. 22.-Tho following Ia lfs
Of tho intermontn to-day Otto Raur, aged 10
Bertha Moore, 90; poter Mochais, 88 Lout
: Eeuoreve, 40 !; Robert Black, coloroa Pine
Csaon, SIS; Albert spapo, q; L. L. Scott
white, .age not stated; II -. Pierson, weeks
John Shannhnn ". Hccox GA Willis ]. EmE
colored. 81 ?. Q. Phelps 20i J: I: Perkinl
coloEed, 8; Eliza va5sons, s7 J. ?; MoKitriea !
3 Michael Farrell, 45.