Daily globe., 1878-09-14

ing, was promptly buried ana the p1emNei
thoroughly disinfected. Several hundred pani.
morning trains. The fact that no new casel
are reported this morning has done much t.
quiet the excitement and to foster hope thai
the city ls In no greater danger than before the
development of these cases. Centralia has
quarantined against trains from Cairo.
HICKMAN, KY.
MIR. VIM. Heron, of this city, has received
the following private kilograms, showing that
the epidemic is raging in Kentucky:
COLUMBUS, KY, Sept. IL Fourteen new cases
and four deaths at Hickman to-day.
COLUMBUS, KY, Sept. 13.-The situation at
Hickman is horrible. Thirty new cases and
six deaths to-day.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. ia special reads:
Hickman, KY, Sept. 13. To Cou,ier-Jou,7aal:
Our situation is more deplorable than ever.
DR.. Blanton is dead. DR.. Carleton no better.
and only two resident physicians are able to
do duty. DR.. Paris is here from Missouri and
is doing all he can. DR.. Blackburn is still here,
going night and day. God will reward in due
time. (Signed.) ALEX. A. FARRis, M. D.,
President Relief Committee.
vICKsBURa.
v1cKsBuRa, Sept 1s.-Weather cool. Their
mometer at P. NJ 80, at P. NJ. Ga. light
frost is reported in Jefferson county this morn
ing Some think light frost here, but no one
saw it.. The cool weather for the past few days
caused hopes of an early frost, and the light in
crease in cases yesterday and decrease in deaths
hopeful, but to-day the death
list doubles that of yesterday, and new cases
have greatly increased, but the numbers can
not be given as physicians do not report.
Deaths yesterday l3, to-day 3l among them
q. w. Carr telegraph operator, who came here
from st. Louis the 1st of September. We have
heard nothing from Delhi in several days. and
the telegraph line to Greenville is down.
BATON ROUGE.
BATON ROUGE Sept. 13.-Fifty or sixty new
cases for the last twenty-four hours will be re-
ported this morning and three deaths of fever.
Father Laval, Catholic priest, and Phillip E.
Mayhet, Esq, vice consul of France, are down
sick, both stricken at the post of duty among
the sick. The weather continues cold, but no
frost.
(Slgned) LEON JAsTRETREs1AKE, Mayor.
HOLLY SPRINGS.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 11.-Since Col. Wal
ter's dispatch, DR.. Segur is down with fever
Will wire his condition daily. Instead of two
physicians asked for, send three. Fever on
the increase, and quite fatal The cold has
been severe. (Signed.) GowNER, M. D.
NOue-len nurses Will DC sent tomorrow TO
Grand Junction and ten to Holly Springs. DR..
Warren Stone will go to Terry tomorrow to in
vestigate the case of fever there and then pro-
ceed to Holly Springs.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 13.-Two doctors sick
to-day and the mobiles left are worked down.
We need three more good ones. Last night
DR.. II. Scott, of Braidwood. ILL.,, was arrested
here, charged with malpractice. 1t is believed
he lis not doctor. The following is list of
deaths j. Brown, colored; Mrs. Lane, colored;
K. W. Upsham, Shott Epps, colored. Twenty
five new cases are reported.
OTHER POINTS.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 13.-Four deaths
and fifteen new cases.
Snox1, Miss, Sept. l3.-Fever appeared here;
three deaths yesterday, D. M. Lambric, Mrs
Murphy and Miss Dunn. Three new cases re-
ported to-day.