, 1873-09-26
PESTlLENCE.

No Abatement OF the Disenso In Mem
phis.-T,yenty-ono Deaths In Tsycn-
ty-fOur lp0lrH--Ailtl tho Worst In Yet
to Come.
susciot pfsrdfrh to tbs Chicago 7sfsune,
MEMPHIS, Toi,n., 8ort. 25-Thc yellow fever panio
hau to great extent subsidized today, mud given way
to tho money mud bank scaro, tho pnrticucrs Of which
arc In another column Tho fever is, howoyor,
SPREADING,
and caaea arc reported n nearly every part OF tho
city, several of tho city papers to tho contrary not
wltlsandinR The HowarlH have their hospital conf
plesol tonight, aud in tlo morning will be really to
receive PATIENTS They arc using every III thor
powor to nhato tho Bcourge, anu wcro 1t not for them
would bo ccared epidomic IN tllrco days. They
are supplying
room OF ALL H1Nns
to tho poor scn thor commissioners into every nook
and corner In tie city, to find tho distressed and re-
lieyo their wants. But for a this there is groAt Huf-
fsrng and Should the @ plague eatinn9 ,;l ong tho
good in quiot way, tho membership only Knowing
what Is oeins done ono y 9,,ennn ,aom. =, ,,.ru.
reported BY tho undcrakers for tho past twcntyfour
hours vas 80, aud from yellow fever 21-an increase
il, ss&noTn jssoS Mrght, eolore@, Unknown jeha s
g. nnias ase s9s ne sGss s;awys ws
ter Ware ~, yellow fovor II. b. Connect. 5s, yellow
yx E W, Il yeT u oSs Ry xtoa
Inflammation % tt' q tlo htdneys; pr. /. orrno. So
sie s ahnss, ssae
yellow fever; co!afed child, stiborn; J. Bulapcy,
S aas g ass y .sa t1st: ss asa: sw Ssys s.
{ss% ss''t &s4s nsss = ss? i%,st
i1F iarks soiSs 4s yeoW fever Eo slms g. 81
Low feyoE. Total. 30; yellow fever deaths, q:
soSoE o arc " sao
fins have bocn purchased aud tho dead bufiea by their
friends but how many cannot bo said.
uovng tho minds of tho people, hut when the story Of
sosys deatns Is published IL ta en- momrnng m thers viii
bile. Tho worst has yot to come.
Latest Advices from Shrcyeport-.-1n~
tcrmcnts in thnt City Ycstcri;ay---
r1tany Now Cnscs Reported.
New on1RAAB. Sept. 25.-Drs. Burns, Chaplin, and
Davidson havo arrived ut Shreveport to-day. Dr..
Durna tolegraphed to tho Howard Association fol-
lows; ave arrived ycstcrdAy and held meeting
Of physicians at night. Tho diseaso ia yellow
fever, srue honlngastr1o reailcnco. It's origin ts
st!ll obscure, nnd It's character malignant. Tho leaths
aro between 50 and 60 por cent. About 400 deha so
fat. Moro than half tho population hayo fled.
i eseollest. ooi. Monero, tic spesisr Of tha Mc-
snaEykronr, L., scp.. 2s.-1nternents to-day
worc; Charles Icamcrly, 90: Dow Iooney, 50 q. II.
Brown Mira. Mary Calhoun, s. Cannon, As; III. j..
Ansen, o. F. ]. Curtis, g; John Steward, colHrcu !;
Mrs. Swanson, 65, coorcd E. L. Tcnnuy F. 1Icfuer,
38: Mcaweney, %: oeDclacroi1 u; Albert Turner,
colorca, IS; Victoria uolner, colored, II; infant,
colored; Pau Myora colored Julius williams. color
cd, 2s; Mra G. II. Prescott, g. Two fnter1uents out
Of tue city limits yesterny Sister Of Charity, un
Tho favcr which seemed to layo abated yesterday,
broke out with Increased onorgy Inst night and ts
morning. Many new casca occurred III tho city mud
suburbs. Among tho prominent ctizena tnken to-ay
hse G. ". Lewis, buaincas manager Of tho Times,
Col. L. NJ. Mutt, Mnj. John u. Moncuro,
aud H. s, James, :A1ias Moucurc md Alss Clark nro
Dss. chapin, Davidson, mud Burns pronounce the
disease genuine yellow fever OF tho uloHt malignant
type
4 meeting Of physicians wns held last night, but
nothing waA ccitod. Drs. Smell, Fenncr. aud Davis
were appointed Commission to inquire into tho
origin Of tho foyer, au mike full report Of all the
facts bearing OIL it. Tho deatitNtIon Ii terrible M
tho disease. The o1pensea Of the Howard Association
about 81 ,00O day. Tho pennilcss women and
children 1nust DO fcd Or Rtarye, aud the Association
nssat fDed them.
Tho list Of utermonta to-tay numbcra ninotecn: In
addition to tls wero three persons who sed in the
suburbs and wero buried outside Of tho city.
A1r. Page Ia dead 1t is reported tllAt MIR. authcr-
land, who is refugee ten miles out ia alsn dead.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 2s.-paEtles from Shreveport,
who left yesterday report tho fever Abag very little,
II any, 1t ia oxtendtng ont In tho country. Those
who left In tho afflicted city, ara Utmost cU1-
pletely broken down. Tho town Ia hospital. No
businesa 10 atto,nptol to bo done, md nurses are
badly ncedr1.