The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30
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/ MEApH1s, September 2S. The Towards
send additional nurses 20 Germantown,
Paris, and Colifersyille. q - rs.
The report Of the Board Of Health 1asf
night, which gave 2S deaths for the past
twenty-four hours, WINS iDcompletes owing
to the failure Of one undertaken to report.
In addition to those officially reported with
in the city limits, fully q dozen died in the
suburbs. B. ..s. $50
AT new ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, September 2S.-Fnty-five
deaths and 159 new cases reported to noon.
Two children OF the late e. w. Barnes died
last night. Six of this family-the father
and five children-have died.
DR.. W. Dangerfeld smith, Of PoiDte
Coupee parish, died on the 18th at Smith
land plantation, Of fever.
Natchez City is entirely free Of fever.
At meeting Of the foreign consuls, held
at the French consulate to-day, the follow
ing was adopted:
TO the Liverpool Committee: The Howard
Association have published that they have
sufficient funds for their object, but as
there are so many OF our countrymen re-
curing assistance whom the Towards can
not relieve we beg that steps be taken to
renew the subscriptions for relief.
The above Is signed by the representa-
tiyes Of England, Germany. France, Spain,
Italy, Austria, and Denmark.
L1ter.-From noon TO 6 P. M. Is deaths
and 101 cases were reported-39 OF the latter
date prior to September 25th.
Governor Nichols to-day received $500 in
gold from American residents in Mexico fer
the sufferers.
AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANooG September 2S.-The
mortuary report for September, to 8 P: N.
to-day, shows 20 deaths from fever. The
outlook is more favorable. B. F. Ragsdaie,
agent of the East Tennessee railroad; Rev.
Father Ryan, and Rev. G. Fl. Gunner have
died.
AT GALLIPoLIs, OHIO.
CINCINNATI, September 2S.-The pros
poets are more favorable for checking the
yellow-iever at Gallipolis. Frost is expect
ed.
AT HICKMAN, KY.
CAIRO, ILL.,, September 2S.-Only death
at Hickman, N.Y., to-day. There are 40
new cases in town, but there are several in
the country near Hickman. DR.. Hugh
Prather. of Hickman, died Of fever at Jor-
dan Station, KY, last night.
Total cases at Martin, Tenn, %.
.... AT OTHER POINTS.
CANTON, MISS, September 2S.-One
death and Fl new cases to-day.
BATON ROUGE, September 2S.-Three
deaths and 80 new cases reported to-day.
WATER VALLEY. September 2S.-Thl ee
deaths and six new cases to-day.
OFFICIAL FEVER REPORTS.
WASHINGTON. September 2S.-Reports to
DR.. Woodwork, the surgeon-general OF the
United States marine hos pital-servce, show
the following:
At New Orleans, during the week ending
Yesterday evening, 926 cases and 332 deaths
the last tWenty-four.hourS, 124 cases and 81
deaths; total. S,464 cases and 2,I00 deaths.
At South Pass to the Goth, AZ cases and
deaths.
At Morgan City for the week, 70 cases
and - deaths; total 145 cases and sc
deaths.
At Baton Rouge from the Goth at A.
N. to the 10Th. 221 cases and 7 deaths; to-
tai, 1913 cases and AZ deaths.
AT Plaquemine for the week ending the
18th, 16 deaths and 1870 cases under treat
meut; total to the 10Th, 305 cases and %
deaths.
. At Pass Christian for the past week, Il
cases and deaths total, SO cases and 3
deaths.
At Biloxi for the week, S cases and l
death: total, 25 cases and deaths.
At Mississippi City, 8 cases and 1 death.
at Ocean Springs for the week, 9 cases
and 5 deaths; total, 60 cases and II deaths.
At Bay st. Louis for the week, SO eases
and ID deaths total, IS cases and 20 deaths.
At Water Valley, Mss, for eight days to
September 21st, IS cases and 5 deaths; total,
81 cases and deaths.
At Vicksburg for the week, So Deaths
II in the past twenty-four bours; total
deaths, TO. Assistant Surgeon Keys re-
ports the epidemic over, save a few sporadic
cases.
At GreenviIle, out OF the remaining pop
ulation, there have been 227 deaths.
At Grenada for the week, 10 cases and
deaths; total deaths, 274
At Port Gibson, total cases, 620; deaths,
10. w
At Memphis for the week ending Goth,
297 deaths: total deaths, 2,42S.
At Brownsville, Tenn, for the week, g
cases and % deaths; total, l91 cases and Ut
deaths.
At st. Louis, deaths at quarantine; none
In the city. There are now cases at quar-
antne.
At Cairo, ILL.,, 9 cases-one refugee; to-
tai, Il cases and deaths.
At Louisville for the week, IS cases anC
10 deaths; total, 95 cases and sc deaths.
At Cincinnati, none.
At Gallipolis to the oath, cases and
deaths: total, 81 cases and II deaths.
At Chattanooga, total, Al cases and It
deaths.
At Mobile from Goth to oath, II cases
and : deaths reported to the Board OF Health
rs fever.
THE NEW YORK RELIEF COMMISSION.
| NEW YORK. September 2S.-The Southern
Relief Commission OF the Chamber OF Com
merce have determined only to remit money
direct to districts which require aid, ant
will not assist the Washington committee
| TO send steamer from ST. Louis with pro-
visions, etc.
Carl Schurz In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 2S.-Muslc Hal
WINS filled to its utmost capacity to-nlsh
! with Indies and gentlemen to listen 10 th'
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