Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-16
THE PLAGUE.
District, Showing Little If Any Abate-
ment of the Disease.

MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 16.-The weather n growing
warmer, and reports of further spreading of
the fever in the suburbs are received. From
o'clock last night until noon to-day the under
takers report twenty five interments. among
those who have died since last evening are
John Linbnrg, Ambrose e.. Dalton, Joseph
Martin, and Brother Wendelin, of the Francis
can order of priests. Rev. Geo. G. Harris,
dean of st. Mary's cathedral. has returned, and
is once more on active duty among his parish
iOners.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-The weather cloudy
and warm. Deaths, 80; cases reported, 1876.
Total deaths, s,549; total cases, 1855.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 15.-Howards sent
nurses to Pattersonville and Doctor Lehman to
Harrisburg. Towards received following:
"McComb City-Seve1al new cases. No deaths
Send four nurses by morning train. (signed)
Courier, M. D."
The secretary of the Photographers Aid asso-
citation wss taken down with fever this morn
ing J. T. Allyn is the only member of the
original committee of ten who has escaped the
fever.
HELENA, ARK.
HELENA, Ark, Oct. 15.-The board of health
reports four new cases and three deaths for the
past twentt-four hours ending at noon. The
Towards have not commenced reportins vet.
People are less excited, but still leaving the
city in great numbers. The Howards have all
they need except money. A corpse was found
any attention.
OTHER FONTS.
PAINcoURTvnLE, La, Oct. 15.-Total eases to
date, 40; deaths, II. New cases yesterday. Is.
PEARL1NGToN, Oct. 15.-Fifteen cases of fever
here and at Logtown, and eight deaths have
occurred.
cas- es in the past two days. Total cases, 473;
deaths, 40.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 15.-Forty-three new
cases. and four deaths.
New ORLEANS Oct. 15.-Knights Landing,
near Harrisburg, appeals to the Towards for
physicians and nures. One physician there
dead and another sick. Twelve cases of fever.
.GRErNA, Oct 15.-Total, 532 cases, So deaths.
Fever increasing rapidly.
MORGAN Cry, La, Get. 15,-Population &c.
600; total cases 400; deaths 79.
OCEAN SPRINGS. Oct. 15-Seventeen cases un-
der treatment. Total cases 1885, deaths 80.
All sick doing we'll.
of material. Two deaths yesterday. DR.. Car
ter died to-day. Total deaths, forty.
CLINTON, Oct. 15.-Since the death of Rev
John A. Riley six new cases have occurred on
his place. Miss Annie Riley died to-day. Miss
Mary Riley is not expected to survive. Several
new cases at Defues.
MISSISSIPPI CRY, Oct. 15.-Thirty cases of
yellow fever at Handsboro. They need female
nurses. Three new cases.
V1cKsBpRa, Oct. 15.-Three deaths; 1 white
colored.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 15.-Dsaths. from yellow
fever in twenty four hours: Mrs. Bette N.
Kaufman, Matte Price, @. 81. Gledhill and
O0ln ofxy-f
Weather warm. DIR. j. @. Olmstead taken
down yesterday. Drs. Frazer and Baxter inn
proving.
CAIRO, Ill, Oct. 1.-Two deaths and three
new cases of yellow fever within the last TWEEN
ty four hours.
case and two deaths for the last twenty-four
hours. Weather warm.
BELoXI, Oct 1.-two new cases and four
deaths.
CANTON. Oct. 15.-Total cases to date 844.
Deaths 155. The Howard association makes
another appeal for aid. They state that the
calls made upon them from the surrounding
country have been SO great that their supply of
money and provisions is exhausted. Ten new
cases aud five deaths in town during the last
forty-eight hours.
BAY ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-two new cases, in
Guiding Col. List, of relief committee.
PASS CHRISTIAN, Oct. 1.-two deaths up to
noon. fever assumed more Malignant type.
PArTERsoNv1ILE Oct. 15.-No abatement in
fever. Three deaths and six new cases since
yesterday.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 15.-The Courier of to
morrow will publish the following: DR.. Pick
ney Thompson. of Henderson, KY, president
of the State board of health, received this
morning the following dispatch from DR..
Blackburn:
FULTON, KY. Oct. 15.-To Dr. P: Thompson:
was called off this morning by request Of DR..
Tomlinson. The fever is here. Mrs. Bannister
has a clear CASE. Leslie and Gober left yester-
day. am moving night and day. but if they
will keep me in horses no one in Fulton coun-
ty shall suffer for medical attention. No
deaths. Five new cases in Hickman during
the past twenty-four hours.
(Signed) LUKE P. BLACKBURN.