The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

deaths last night from yellow fever, and a
| large increase of new cases. l.. jadOt, a
| prominent Howard, was taken sick last
| evening. We are having July weather, and
if it it continues we fear the consequences.
BOWLING GREEN, KY.
| Bovine GREEN, Sept. 30.-Miss Ellen
| sullivan died at 4 O'Clock this evening OF
| yellow fever. She came here from Paris,
Tenn, two weeks ago and was taken five
! DAYS ago nursing her mother and sister, who
| also have the disease, as has been reported
heretofore, and are likely TO recover. The
other three cases, Capt Speedily, John Boyd,
! and Thomas ellison, are doing well and il.
a fair way for recovery. Miss Sullivan will
be buried tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
AT CINCINNATI.
THREE CASES AMONGST REFUGEES.
CINCINNATI Oct. 1.-Three cases of i'm
! ported yellow fever have been discovered
| here: Mr.. Levison, From Hickman, Ky,
| four DAYS ago: Mr. Eglaur, from Memphis
| and colored man taken from an incoming
| train to the pest hospital.
DR.. Minor issued an order yesterday for
bidding the reception of any freight from
the South that could possibly alb sorb intec-
! ton.
MOSCOW, TENN.
Moscow, Tenn, Oct. I.-R. w. Mitchell,
! Medical Director Towards: Drs. Hill and
| Slower both down with the fever. Please
| send us a good doctor and four male nurses
! to-day without fail
JOHN STIGER, Mayor.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 3.-Vandeman, regis
| trar of deaths. reports the following deaths
| from yellow fever for the past twenty four
| hours: Mrs. Della Cranda. Dan NJ hillan.
w r. Goodwin and John Parker, coIored
! Ten new cases reported.
among those who have remained I'm
! Chattanooga, under the impulse of Chris
tian duty, TO do what they might for the
con. fort of the sick aud dying, are two gem
| tlemen we'll and faYorably known in this
city We refer to the Rev. j. W. BacEman
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
aud Rev. r. H. Parker, pastor of the NJ. E.
Church, South. We are Informed that these
are the only Protestant ministers that have
remained IN that city since the YELLOW fe-
yer was admitted to have fastened upon the
city. -
LoCKPoRT, n. Y. Sept. 30.-There was a
fatal case of yellow fever here yesterday.
The name is Mr.. Brown. He hailed from
Memphis.
MEMPHIS ITEMS.
Avalanche.l
RIB. Clarke died last night. Clarke has
been acting as Treasurer of the Citizens
Relief Com mittee.
Capt. John B. Taylor, of the arm of
Taylor, Arnold & Co., died at 3 20 yester-
day evening.
Thomas Chaplain, of R. G. Craig Il Co.,
died Sunday. His wife preceded him but
one short week.
Major Walthall's little son was taken with
the fever last night. A competent nurse
has been provided.
The Volunteer Medical Corps of the
Howard Association met in adjourned seS-
sion last night. at Medical Director Mitch
ellis office, sud effected an organization.
WORSE THAN A BRUTE.
Last night the police arrested II. l. Aile=,
from Galveston, Texas a charge of hav-
ing attempted 10 rape Mrs. w. Mcdonald,
VINO died last Thursday. The act was at
tempted to be accomplished while Mrs.
Mcdonald was |, Jag i'll with lever and
hurri.d lies death DIR. r. w. Mi chelI,
Medical Director of tie Howard AS<oeia-
ton. this morning discharged from DUTY
DIR. s. o. Young, OF Texas, tor drunkenness.
DIR. 5. f. Sample, of Austin Miss, assist
ant ply stefan of Camp Joe Williams, was
stricken with fever yesterday.
Mrs. Nelson died yesterday. The daugh-
ter died the day previous. Thus the whole
family has been annihilated.
The last one of the family Of J. h. Kerr,