The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-26
TELEGRAPHICl
Associated Pros. dispatches.
NEW ORLEANS.

D. m.--Deaths, %, cases reported, 100. Total
deaths, eoosi total cases, sgIi.
Filed p. m.--There were 1i3 cases reported
| mp to noon on Wednesday, of which 2i3 were
excluded from the Official report they dating
prior To the nd Inst The grand total Of eases
Is stA, Tho deaths lncltdc 1e children under
seven years old. r. Harness, aged fourtcph, q
son OF the late x. W. barnes, died aud the
other four children, have the fever
DIR. MA. Lindley, who arrived from Mem
phis sunday, has the fever.
| The f.h. G.. Association received dis
patch from Drenolf, at winona, announcing
the death OF MIR. Kettrcli and others. The
place Is almost dcpopulated. M
dispatch 10 the Hebrew benevolent Assoc
citation reports the death ofa child at Mande-
VILE, la, OF fever.
The Towards received the following from
| South West Pass: six new cases and two
deaths In last - hours.
Reports by the Board OF Health Monday
morning show thnt the fever is spreading along
the line OF 81. Charles avenue, above Napo-
leon, and Is quite bad, both In the Carrolton
! and third district. Its appearance In these
nelghborhoods has undergone no special mod
iilcatlon since the first of the epidemic, al
though the disease seems quite as violent as
previously. Physicians have gnlnod greater
experience, and critical cases do not now np-
pear 40 frequently. atliits
Al the instance of the very Row. Father
Rouxel, Vicar General OF the Arch Diocese
OF New Orleans, the Catholic Relief Asso-
citation, to-day handed i've hundred dollars
10 the French Relief Committee, to supply In
part the urgent calls upon the latter for re-
lief.
The Howard Association yesterday refused
assistance to the French Relief Committee,
ON the ground that the funds had been sent to
them for distribution, direct to the sufferers
by members of the Howard Association.
Brother Cipriau OF the order Of the Holy
Gross died to-dayof yellow fever. 5
Among the new cases to-day, Is Col. VIM.
owen, OF the Washington artillery.
Baton Rouge.
BATON RouGE, September 25.--Deaths, 2,
new cases, 81
Capt. s. NJ. Robbins, ciyil engineer, super
intendent Of the government works at the ma
tionnl cemetery here, died of yellow fever Mt
so'clock this morning. That brave gentle
man was universally esteemed by all, and re-
manned here despite the advice OF his friends,
who urged him TO absent himself during the
epidemic. His loss is much deplored In pur
community by allwho knew him.
Three deaths last night There is no nbate-
ment Of cases. Whole families are dow n with
the fever. The great iirmness displayed by
ourpopulation, which enables our sick to OBJ
tain prompt attention, has saved many lives
Between fifty aud sixty deaths of yellow fever
have occurred up 10 date. The situation has
been growing worse from day TO day for the
past week. Unless cold weather comes soon,
we have much trouble ahead. One hundred
and twenty-five new cases have been reported
In the last three days.
e, LKoN JAsTREMEssKr, Mayor.
Ricohoc Plantation.
FRANKLIN, September s5.--At Ricohoc plan
tailon seven Eases and three deaths are rcpor-
| ted.
Canton,
CANTON, September IS DEATHS, p new ca
SEES, 81, iuthe past :thours:
Delayed Telegrams---Terry and
Osyka. a
NAV ORLEANS, September "a Three deaths
at Terry in the past twenty-four hours. At
osyka, eighty cases TO date, and eight deaths.
vfcksburg.
vicKsBuRG, September 2l.--Only 3 deaths.
tits thought the president Of the lockwood
Towards win not survive the night.
Holly Springs.
HOLLY STRINGS, September 2i.-Twenty ca
SEES aud ten deaths In the past twenty-four
hours. a