The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-18
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Tho following dispatches were received yes
terday at the rooms Of the Howard Associa-
ton:
PEARLINaToN, MISS. October IT, 1873.
F. r: southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
Five new cases last twenty-four hours: no
death. One case reported five miles above, at
Napoleon. JOHN POITEVENT.
President Relief Com m1ttee,
PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. October II, 1873.
Gen. T. N. Ogden. Vice President Howard Asso-
citation:
Since my last report there have been twenty
five now cases and two deaths. an quite busy.
BERTHELOT. M. D.
OsYKA. Miss. October II. 1873.
T. R: southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
ton:
Thirteen new cases and three deaths for the
Hamilton aud the telegraph operator are doing
we'll. President Seely is convalescing. ALI the
committee are dnWn but tWo; ~ ~
BYRAM. Miss. October II. 1873.
F. r. Southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
One new case aid no death since last report
All are doing we'll. G. GALVANT.
SDUcK HILL Miss. October IT. 1873.
F. R. soutamayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
No now 1ases; no death; heavy rain last
WALTER BAILEY. Jr.. M. D.
DRY GROVE. Miss. October II. 1873.
President Howard Associations:
At Dry Grove no new cases and no deaths.
''''' '''' '''' F, QUIGANo. NJ. D.
VICKsBURG. M iss., October II, 1878.
2. r. S0Nthmayd. Secretary Howard Associn-
ton:
Lieut.. B6nnerg, OF the national relief boat
II p M Thep1h died rf VG1Dw fayBr
ut half past 2 O'clock this morning: Funeral at
National Cemetery at p M r Meathep " very
cool this morning. j. W. HUNSAkER
ANGOLA, Lib, vii Bayou Sara October II. 1873.
F. r. Southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
ton:
About thirty cases OF yellow fever between
here and Tunica. -Four deaths since Monday
''' "l'''' '''' N ~ G. sTUMPF, MD.
THIBoDAUx, October IT. 1873.
f. r. Southmayd. Secretary Howard Asgocia-
ton:
Fourteen new cases and one death. ~
J. D. MOORE.
BAY ST. LOUIS. Miss, October II, 1873.
E. r. Southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
six new cases and no deaths in the last twen-
President Howard Association.
DR.. L. B. Creavy. Of Mobile, who has been on
duty here wa5 sent last evening to Goodrich
Landing with eight nurses, by steamboat Par-
goud.
HOLLY SPRINGS October II. 1878.
F. N; Ogden, Vice President Howard Associa~
ton:
From official report we have twenty nine new
cases and nine deaths-tWo-thi rds negroes
this week. Could the refugees be kept out of
town there would be an end Of the fever; flock
ing in as they do, they are either taken down
and sent to the hospital or return to spread dis
ease and nanic in neighborhoods hitherto un-
tainted. Most Of the sickness Is in the suburbs
After a heavy rain last night we have had a cool
day. With north wind, there is every reason
able prospect of frost to night.
CHARLES MACMU.RDO.
MCCoMB City, October IT, 1873.
r. R. Southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa.
ton:
am not pleased with the situation. Rain las
night and cold northerly winds all day. Have
caused three cases to grow worse and they may
die Seven cases of fever reported to-day
Among the negroes they have seven also. FIVE
of whom have been sick for several days. NJ
deaths in past tWenty-four hours:
COURIER. NJ. D.