The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-18

W nich Will be telegraped. The following
deaths are reported P. r. Dunn, Miss laura
DENNY nurse from New Orleans, and Lewis
Thompson. New cases, Luclna ReFp, Holy
Repp, j. z. Mckee. ]. w. Webber, Bud
Whitaker, Henry Aldridge, Mrs Lawson,
Sam Pricer, Henry Elliott, Mrs. Joe Ashford,
Miss Hattie Dancy and Willie Dancy.
1t is reported that John Barton and
J. U. Athey are improving, and
that Mrs. William Crump has passed
the crisis We are much pleased tonight at
the arrival of DIR. II. G. Gray, of Denison,
Texas. with one nurse. He was sent under
the auspices of the odd fellows of st. Louis.
and bears with him the highest recommend
atoms. He has reached here after much de-
lay and great trouble. The doctor came
through Grand JuRction. He reports de-
plorabie state of affairs there. There is Ro
Organization there, and the people in
great distress. He says the citizens there in
tend to organize to-nishtand put themselves
in shape tor work. 1t is just to say that DR..
Beatty, of Mobile. is there and doing all he
car as physician.
Al vIoKsBURs.
VIcKsBU Re, Miss, Sept. I6.-Ghe weather
isclesr and warm; thermometere50. Twenty
three deaths to day-1S white, colosed.
Among the prominent are Mrs. ID. A. CuHey.
wife OK D. A. Galley, merchant, who died
last week, and Colonel W. ID. Edikgton.
Eighty-five new cases are reported, princi
pally colored. The following explains 1T
self
her generous friends throughout the country
send greeting: The DISTRESSED the south has
only been eQualled by the generosity of our
frieBds Of the north The response to our APP
peatS have been so generously met that we
Think the aid already received will carry
us through to the end OF our troubles
and that the public charity of the country may
not be imposed upon. We request that all
subject to future calls, Of which notice will he
given when required.
(Signed) VIM. LOCKWOOD.
President Howard Association.
AT GRENADA.
GREKADA, Sept. Is There were four new
cases and six deaths during the last "a hours
The postmaster general to-day directed Mr..
J. H. Campbell. of this city, to assume
charge of the post office. Considering the
fact that he has had the fever, we indulge
the hope that the mails will be regularly
distributed hereafter. The weather is sew
eral degrees warmer to-day.
At NASHVILLE.
NasHvI1L-s, 7, nm, Sept. Is R 5. Reed,
aged three years, refugee with his parents
from Hickman. KY, died here early this
morning with yellow fever. Fifty-one Mem
phis Catholic orphans reached here tonight,
and were provided for mile out of the city.
AT CAIRO.
CAIRO, Sept 16.-Sullivan died At Mound
City last night. Crofton, IN the hospital
here. is better to-day. Both were employed
in the Bulletin office. No other suspicious
cases Of fever are reported to-day.
AT CANTON.
CANTON, Sept 16.-Total number of cases
to date, 404; deaths, SO. New cases in the last
"a hours 20; deaths, /. DR.. Galloway, one
of our physicians who has been sick with the
fever, is up and on duty.
ROBERT POWELL, Mayor.
AT GREENVILLE.
VICKsBURG, Sept. 10. = Reports from
Greenville, Miss, gave total deaths to date,
1873. The telegraph line to Greenville is still
in bad condition.
AT EATON ROGUE.
BATON ROGUE, Sept. 16.-Yestsrday'
deaths, 2; new cases, "A. To-day, no deaths;
new cases, 35. Total deaths, 80; total cases,
Sal.