Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-04
Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, Oc:. 3.-I0 DAY ,-..:"
fever reports .L3W 81 de@hs aid Ii le5 c..e+.
Footirgs to date arc gi3 cases sd ;pQ5
deaths. The weather is ciaar aa1 p.o@sa-t.
From noon to six p. ID. l. deaths N:;a -,
ported from lS7 cases, Of which 10 da:2 sGco
September 80. Amovy TIC death: to,da2 IS
j. J. lrby. r1omoeu: ln2:cl2a,, i!E;a.:J c:
DanvilIc Va. The son did abJu: t"1 y:coi5
ago ard Mis-. i:hy dad Ills !ao:u'2.. 4
Cambeli, telegraph Operator e. t:1:3n, :.!c';
"Wednesday, aaG Clark Harry, WHO 1"1; !.oi.l
B7ookhaven to take the place Ct the Sax H:9"i.'
tor at Taugipahos, died there ia.t hight. g..
Y. Raroul, operator at b$yka Is v1!} ioS. ].
w. Gustinc al operator here. W.: ;GGG7! i7,it
fever last nigt.. AL OF them &c doio" vs.!
here except Fitz.inmcas, "hosa cjaI!i,"'. -
considered cl!tlca.
TIE Orleans Relief Conmi;tao has raeeigc':
dispatch from The SscretaIy q Na7 Ts!i-it%
further issue Of Government rctl0u5.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 3.-Las: hight - fit2
cool, and indications CT = light if2st TcE2: sea
this morning. From II o'clock yesterday H.!
- o'clock to. day the underwriters reported -
desths Among those who died since last 2isi.>
arc Patsey W. Maley Miss Myra u. MIXTURE,
volunteer nurse from Jacksonville, Els: D.. Is.
Peebl:s, Miss NJ. S. Hnao. JohG Il. I~ahody
SuDerintendeut of The L:ath Olpbso .isg.ua.;
Mrs, J. Darmsta3dcr ard y. Koch. Iii
morning J. e. Watkins. o!lac II o~aFI Sun?y
Depot, was taken Go~D. Sheriff.. v. AcG%E
son was s,1icken down last bigll.
The Board of Health report - a2a!a5 IN
yellow fever for tic past tEentg iJit hours :Et.
ing at six O'Clock TO nIgI,. lie uG!:@!iak2!5
report the internent Of Cc7cl ou,&icc The cry.
Among the deaths arc Marg j.. j3ncs. .illco.~
TAYLOR, Wm. Hiednan and Jas:o Peoples.
David Fi.nnery, CT Jacksor, :ln charge OF ste
Western Uoion Telegraph Ctli2a il tbs city,
and has issued orders that no te.cgram2 Ct 80;
paturc whatever will be received a!.cr *eT2n
@ clock at night, excepting twenty To:Gs, WhIch
are presumed OILY 10 give ine tea! Gu:npef OF
new cases reported by The l'hy=.c'al= q tho
Howard medical ccTps.
Twenty four physicians ct The llj@a-G mcIl'
cal corps rcpcrt 1873 nem cas:S.
At CHATTANOOGA Dr.. NaoGcGan reports tbo
deaths OF Mrs. Della Crandoll, Dlaic ilcflI.!2n,
w. T. Goudwiu aDd John Parker, c5IG7cl. I=u
new cases. The disease sccI1s to be ca the 10.
crease. A strong n5rther!y Tad a!l Gag gi7es
hope that il sqill 5000 admioi=h. There Is &c
spread out Of It's old quarters.
At Baton Rouge, La, there we're Ten deaths
from yellow fever on Thursday tight. There
is large Increase OF Few cases. l.. jadat, q
prominent member Of the Ho8arA=, vas tskcD
sick last night. We are having july weather.
fit continues We fear the consequences.
At Thibodeaux L., there were Ii aeT clscs,
but no deaths. A great number oi ti!a c:ses
are malsria and not yellow fever.
Reports from Hickman, KY. up 70 rcon
yesterday give ten new cases CT yei.ow fever
ADD six dealbe. Telegraph operator Pollard is
quite low. T1o deaths yesterday.
There were TWO we'll detiocd cgsos q yellow
fever at MeIid4n, Miss, yesterday.
A, Biloxi, Misc, there "are 20 pew c:scs,
bat DO deaths.
AT Greenvile the deaths to date, 800; NUN
Der now sick, ll2; convaesccDt. G51; Dumber
still left to have il. 1923; new cs5es to day, 20;
deaths in twenty four hours, e.
AtO:yka seven new cases 10 the las twenty,
four hours. Ooe death end tao with black
vomit.
At Jackson the fever ssrresGirr. Oao death
Yesterday and case Of black 7oulN 10 deg.
Ten or fifteen cases under treatment. HE IL
dications are that it zi!i be declared ci'l5en-!a
10 day or tTc.
At Lsfourchc Crossing seven cIscs IN the
Lefort family, two OF them dangerously III
Three new cases since les: report. 10 ccaths
At Bay St. Louis cish.@sa c&'7 cases and
three deaths in the past LIVELY Jour nouns.
At Tapgipahoe TWO deaths ant s;z ne" casts
ia the last twenty four hours.