The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18
EORElGN NEWS.
The English Market for Cotton Goods
choked Up. J.
Mills Stopped or Greatly Restricting
Their Productions.
Murderous Attack on Protestants by
Mexican Catholics.
The Rothschilds Loan Egypt Thirty
Million Dollars.
A Destructive Hurricane In Busnos
Ayres.

SO httteu ny tue clIhens. Eeteh uSaeAA
have occurred within week in the infected
district. The physicians decide that the!
are genuine cases OF yellow fever.
NEw ORLEANS, October l7.-Weathel
cloudy and cool; light rain this morning
Deaths, "a; cases reported, l2S. Tota
deaths, $500; total cases, IL, 2,099. = -
NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-THE follow
Ing reports for the 4s hours, except where
otherwise stated: '''
BAroY RouoE, October 17.-New casel
70; deaths 8.
BYRAM, October 17.-Four. new cases; nc
deaths.
PEARLINdToN, October 17.-Eight new
cases and death at Logtown.
LALLuLAu, October II. Twenty-Five
cases and 5 deaths to date.
Rocky SPRINGS, October l7.-Twenty.
three cases and deaths to date.
GooDRlcIls' LANDING, October 17.-one
hundred and ten cases and forty-two
deaths.
YAzoo CRY, October 17.-Six cases and
8 deaths, among the latter one Sister OF
Charity. ,
MoRGAS Cry. October I'LL cases and
8 deats; total deaths 81.
Duck HILL, October 17.-No fever in
town. Eleven deaths TO date in the
country. .
BAY ST. LOUIS, October 17.-Twenty-one
cases and 4 deaths.
TnrBopAux, October IT, Thirty-onc
cases and deaths. Total cases 52l.
-McCoMB CRY, October 17.-Seventy-five
ing.
CLINTON, October 17.-Feyer still spread.
ing in the country. Miss Riley died yes
terday. Seven new cases since last report.
Fever now one mile from Clinton.
New ORLEANS, October l7.-Eugene Du
mel, brilliant writer on the Meschacebc
newspaper in st. John Baptist, died to-day
OF fever. No abatement OF fever on the
coast.
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 17.-Twelve
now cases to-day and deaths. Fever
slowly spreading in the country. Weather
past two days cool and fires pleasant.
Prospects Of heavy frost in the morning.
BAY ST. LOUIS, October live think
the fever is decreasing. Few new cases
daily, some OF them malignant.
MEMPHIS. October 17.-The Board OF
Health officially report ] deaths from yel-
low fever during the past "a hours, ending
G o'clock tonight. The undertakes re-
port 0 additional interments OF parties who
died outside the city line.
S. H. Read, cashier OF the Union and
Planters Bank, was stricken this evening.
His attack is mild one and will not inter
iere with the regular business OF the
bank.
DR.. VIM. Duncan has been sent to Tus-
cumbia, Ala.
Among those who died to-day were E.
L. MichOt, Geo. krause, Matte Peterson,
Susan sanpe and her son Frank and Mrs.
Il. Glass.
Twenty-one physicians OF the Howard
medical corps reported IS new cases, II in
the city and 81 in the suburbs. Prospects
arc favorable for frost tonight.
New ORLEANS, October 17.-Dr. William
Martin, assistant surgeon Of the United
States Navy, who has been on duty for the
Howard Association at Biloxi for some
days, returned hero to-day. He reports
but few cases there at present.
The Towards received the following:
At Pass Christian there were % cases and 2
death the past two days. AT Canton and
vicinity there were 80 cases and 10 deaths
the past three days. d. -.-a n
CHATTANOOGA, October 17.-Deaths from
yellow fever for the past twenty.foui
hours: Edward Legras, ST., and colored,
Es..l q aatnrnl HIM tftyI n
cleared cold, with brisk norther.
CA1no, October 17.-Three new cases Of
yellow fever within the last twenty.fou,
hours, and one death, John McEwen, clerk
in the postoitice. There is good prospect
OF frost tonight.
GRAND JUNCTION, TRNN., October IT,
Grand Junction has no new cases; two
deaths. Lagrange has four new cases; no
deaths. -r
NEW ORLEANS, October 17.-Mercury
70o. DIR. Creavey was sent by the Howard.
to-day to Goodrich's Landing. Applica
tions for reliefto Young Mems Christian
Association CO, Howards 97S. The Howard.
received q dispatch from DR.. Courier
at McComb City reporting several new
cases developed to-day among the negroes
and asking for six more nurses.
The Howards received the following
from Holly Springs: Twenty-nine new
cases and nine deaths this week; two.thirdi
being negroes. II the refugees could bt
kept out Of town there would be an enc
OF the fever; but focking in as they do
they are either taken down and sent to thu
hospital or return to spread disease ant
p mic In the neighborhood. Most ot tn,
the sickness is now in the suburbs.
ANGOLA, La, October 17.-There ar,
about 80 cases Of yellow fever here and
deaths since Wednesday,.
CINCINNATI, October F.-Thc employe
OF the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad hay,
subscribed 5000 to the Southern relic
fund.
PARIS, October 17.-Duke dc Auclifrere
Pasquier, President Of the French Senate
has contributed 500 to the yellow feve
sufferers.
BUSINESS EMRARRAssMHNTs.