The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-25

!. and Country Seats.
c Great and Continued Distress at Al
Points.
!, ....-. MEMPHIS.
r MEMPHIS, September 24.-Since yester
{ day noon, up TO noon to-day, there havt
! been 50 deaths; II Of these were reported
: this morning. The usual activity prevail
I ut all the Association headquarters nnt
EVERY one seems 10 realize and feel that il
r is now fight for life. No hope Of ar
abatement Of the disease can be expected
until killing frost comes, which, judging
. from the present warm weather, Is YET faI
! ! in the future. John Fenwick, late secrG'
tary OF tue Southern Oil Works, died this
, morning; also Felix Gilmartin, the post.
master at the National Cemetery, four
miles easf Of this city. q. Palmer, u letter
carrier, and +. T. Muckall, have also died.
AIrs. W. G. Hardin and Or. p. Tncrke, OF
( Cincinnati, are among the new cases re.
d ported this forenoon. In response to a
call OF Coy. Porter, Dr. K W. Mitchell,
Medical Director Of the Howard .iSsOCia.
ton, has ordered DR.. Julius Wise, who
returned yesterday from Cincinnati 10 go
to Martin, Tennessee, 10 attend several
cases Of iever.that have developed ut that
place. uFiat
sss- on THE PLANTATIONS. i, i
FRaSKtiN, IA, September PA letter
from PattersonMlle gives the following ac-
count OF the yellow fever from its first
appearance at l.agonda Plantation and its
Subsequent appearance at Welelitman's
Mound Place Plantation, to the 222d inst:
Lagonda Plantation, 2S eases, 9'deaths;
BrOussartl Settlement, 3 cases, death;
Pattcrsonyille, 3 cases, death; Pecan
Grove Plantation, leases, . deaths; Mound
1 Place, o cases, death; total, 43 cases 10
Edeaths.
The above only includes whites. There
are a large number OF negroes reported US
having been sick ut some of tile above
plantations, and some few deaths, but the
fever with them is Of u mild type; hence u
small mortality,
Two new cases arc reported since morn
ting Frank 1arleton, son Of Samuel l..
TurletOn, and child ii Mr.. jones' in Pat
terSonYlle. Most OF those now down are
reported US doing well. DR.. Tarleton is
improving.
DEATH OF DR. KIHBEE.
NEw ORLEANS September 24.-Tt was OIL
ticially announced at the office of the
Board Of Health Tuesday morning, that
DIR. kibbee, the inventor OF fever cots,
died at the Hotel Dieu at II o'clock Nom
day night. DR.. MOrtry, Il yellow fever
specialist, is,Saii to be quite low with fever,
The reports tlttring Monday indicate that
the fever continues to spread in the direc-
ton OF Carrolton and the rear Ofthe third
district. The deaths include ID under I
years Of aye. Among the new cases are
A. G. Miller, 7. J. Rogers, telegraph oper.
atOrs, Is men and i boys, Of the main
office OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, have been attacked with fever,
and employees Of the District Telegraph:
Mrs. Barnes Is Improving, her l6year old
fsOn,in his fourth relapse, is not expected to
live through to-day. Two more OF Barnes
children have the fever. I... N
Ngw ORLEANS, September 4.-FrOm
noon to o 4. NJ, IL deaths reported; 1872
cases, OF which IS date prior to the 9lst.
The fever issprealing through the country.
In addition 10 places heretofore reported,
it has appeared at Riccoha Plantation, on
Bryon; Teche Terreaux, BoeiTes, st. Ber.
nard Parish, StaGEord's Landing, Catapoola
Parish. q g11IE@.1. ttl
u BURIAL OPaDR. KIBnEE.
7 At4p.Ms Dr. Kibbee was buried. The
body had been put in metallic case, and
was carried to Lafayette Cemetery on
| Washington street. Gov. Nichols repre-
seutGtlthe State ;Gen. Ogden, Vice President
OF the Howard Association, represented
that body, and Dr. Choppin the Board OF
Health. DR.. Chopin was called away
from tho funeral, but the ladies' OF his
family went to the grave, and with others
covered II with flowers,
Now GasOs. IS; total eases to ,late, 2,224t.
Howard Association, new caSes, 80; total
cases, 9,OGi. The HowartlS send six female
nurses to Thibldeaux tomorrow.
STAMPEDE At MILAN.
LOUISVILLE, September 81. The follow
ing dispatch was received By the AssOcia'
ted Press agent here from Milan tonight:
I'There is stampede ut Alilan On acc0unt
OF three deaths yesterday antl to-day. DR..
Boyd, wilo and servant arc also down
with what Is supposed to bo yellow fever.
DusltlesS OI ull kllltlS ~ SuSlCHic't'
NASHVILLE, Tenn, September q. Mrs.
W. b. Dooney, OF Dresden, and Mrs. y.
Atkinson, Of Martin, both OF whom ar
rived here last night, were stricken with
icvcrto.dAy and taken to the lniirmary.
Dan Domaine, who reached here from
Water Valley, Mass, last Saturday, was
prostrated to-day, There has not boon q
single eaSo Of indigenous fevur this side Ot
the Tennessee river. Tl 'Hs.U- "
,li At CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, September 2+.-There
were four deaths and three new cases OF
fever during the past twenty.four hOGys.
The Board OF Health advises those who
can to leave the city, as the disease is Us.
suming worse type.
II 40 DECREASE.
GREENvILI.E, September "a.
DR.. Samuel Walker is sick. Over 100
cases to date and 2lO deaths. No decrease.
The fever Is spreading in the country.
1.-THE Mayor and Marshall are dead. There
:. are very few left. We have great trouble
in burying the dead Its terrible indeed.
s j. II. NELSON,
Chairman Rtl;ct COMMITTEE.
BAroS RnrGE, September a. Deaths,
|; dew cnseS, II.
MORGAN Cry, September "a. Total
cases, l34; % deaths, IS under treatment
and Il discharged.
RELIEF PUND.