The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-23
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Z yIcKsBuRa, September %. -. wcathe
: cloudy and cool. Thermometer 7gS'. Yer
, heavy rain last night. Ten deaths to-day
six white and four coldred. A slight n
= crease Is reported in new cases, and th
5 city is gloomy In consequence. Presen
indications do~not encourage us in tn
. hopes ofhaying frost reryisoOn.
, coLgMlys, o.. ,dp ,af!s
. CoIrHBus, Or September 22.-A maj
named Finnegan, who came to this cit,
from Memphis about two weeks ago, is ly
ing here sick with yellow fever The cas-,
/ isa q mild one, and Is the first thus far dis
covered here, I'd lri issns,li ,2sl
CANTON,
Il CASroS, Miss, September %, Eighty
I I've deaths to-day, aud seven new cases
Two deaths in the last q hours.
w. A. Dangley, q gentleman from Ban
gor, Me-, died to,day! Thermometer 70o
weather gioomy!E 1913 ,o,lllvd ~
DR.. A. I. Semmes is recovering.
l,,z sro,l ls,a GRENADA, aldsI'pH
! .GRKS4pA,, September %. - Two new
cases and one death. Mrs. Ann Spencer
Weather warm and rainy. -grdgii,W
D. alit ~ MfnthhASS tspSNAs = s.HiHst tl'N' 3.
Baron RoudE, La, September 22.-Ncw
cases, 3li, deaths, l.gPotal eases, 700,
deaths, ~: ,ll..or = ~ Z dEtna iW
FORTY DEATHS AND ONE HUNDRED AND MIMI
"a TYrFIyG, SRy CASES. ,T.g,W
by' NEw. t0RLEINs, September. I22.-Deaths,
f40; new cases, 1876; total cases to date,
1888; total deaths, 9, 40. The death list
to,day gi9PSllaaIes liIs 1$ children chill under seven
WEATHER warm and gehstaily cloudy;
misting all foseaooni cloudy tonight. D.
B. Morey;4d d well known railroad agent,
relafsed- 6fterlthree weeks e6nyalessenee.
His case Is Considered almost hopeless,
The deaths. include MnsohNm. A. Bell.
Or. II, A.,swasey, the. well known editor
OF agricultural Journals died at lTangtpa..
ton, Wednesday, OF yellow, teyer,y aged 81.
The Towards have received a, disyatch
irom Tanfipaton, saying. Please send us a
phyiciaua !, Great deal OF sickness here,
supposed to, be yellowfever. Telegraph
operator and postmaster sick. .Inresponse
to this DR.. Jamison goes by the morning
train. .,.,..., /,
hefollowing dispatch has been received
by the Howards: Aihfs -. !.
c6a7s ,l9yrp CAEroS, September o.
The numbero n new cases Is increasing.
j made ia, call sfourimiles in.the country,
yesterday, Found q child with tho black
yomit Has had recommendation with
the, town. ~ isai
(Signed) = --J.J. LYoSs, N. D.
.isaHEdAf'cSNross
F c4SroS, miss, september 2l,-Total.
cases Az; total deaths to date SO. CIV.
Thomas IS down again, from prostraton
and oyerwork,. The Howards send twelve
nurses TO Holly Springs tomorrow, making
So nurses sent by the Howards from this
city to Holly. Springs. II iH,t'd.'' i1ly
( CANTON, September a. New cases "a;
deaths six. 0urpeople are less cheerful.
ehs3oaSei'lf' At InekNAx. T.. .,l Ie'lgr
CAIRo; LIZ, September32 AT Hickman,
KY, to-day there were nine new cases and
four deaths, ~ No cases in Cairo. "'iit 3 ~,
'iltf .le'r@ M II Ar GRENADA. " aiil..s i.s.a.i
.,GRRNAp4. September q. One deathto
day, o colored woman No new cases re-
ported. .t,n s.giI ir HTFl3- urslJfi14f 'ia.:
- d6iIs a;9tAr TERRY, MISS. fIH' iWasi'N a,
TERRY, Miss, September 2f. The fever
is still bad Of Dry Grove, two dying Tom-
ting blood. One new case last night.
Howard supplies exhausted u Nurses you
sent were most opportnne.
At MORGAN CITY.
sloR6AS CRY, September 2l.-Nol new
cases since Friday. On the Lagonda planT
tatiOn o! s. Clarke and T. B. Roman died
yesterday, and Mrs. DR.. Tartleton at Pat
tersonville, all Of yellow fever. The Doc:
tor Is said to be doing well. Please send
physician;to be stationed here, by the
first train. Mr.. Clark Is conyalescent.
~ AT. GRAND JUNCTION.
rGRAxD JtxtrtoS, TENN, September %.
II. L. Jones, President Howard Assoeia!
ton, has, Just been taken down. There
are only three white men on their feet.
There are three new cases and three
deaths today in. all forty cases on hantL
One OF our New Orleans ministers is
down. One doctor has Just been cap
tured off the down train. We are sadly in
need ofblankets and other pecessaries.
-iaH e9,slsi 't1@9t ~ JEROME BUsK,
T. .',s.g ,,5% sIS1 Pnsident Rslief ComMittes.
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN NEW CASES.
MEMpHIs q ;septenbef 0!22 SsseYenteen
physicians, 81 the Howard Medical Corps,
report one. hundred and fourteen new
caSeS.ie.i ~ ~ '13'' iaf ~
Drs- A.G, Wendell, OF Minneapolis,
Mimi, and NET Keating, Of New York,
arrived and have been assigned to active
duty. J.
FEVER LEAVING MEMPHIS.
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