Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-17
Deaths from Noon Yesterday to
Neon To-Day.
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Mrs Halner, Raleigh.
Clark Robinson, rear lSs Linden
street.
Maggie Patton, age 8 days, l15
Front.
F Cockrell, boulevard.
Susan Saupe, Valentine avenue.
Jefferson Davis, jr, Buntyn Sta
ton.
- Allen, Poplar.
Geo Kraus, 70 Vance.
Mrs Burns, Hopefeld.
John Bitney, county jail.
Frank Saupe,::Valentine avenue.
Mrs Glass, Latham and Trigg
avenue
John R Morris, age 3 months,
Manassas.
Mary Cain, age 9, 1877 Second.
Miss Rushing, age g, Coffee.
Mrs Rushing, age 40, Coffee.
Francis Browns child, cClored,
115 Butler still -born).
Mrs L kaufman, age so, Trigg
avenue.
Mrs II Cohen's child, Trigg ave-
nue. (still- born).
Amelia Hammers, age 81, Olym-
pic Park.
Henry Gill, age 90, Walker ave-
nue..
L M'Kay, age "A, Nesbitt.
Florence Kennedy, age 4, State
Female College.
Unknown, age 2, Church Home.
Charity Shields, colored, age 80,
Elmwood Cemetery.
Whey Shields, colOred, age So,
country.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bowling Green, KY. sends to Mem
phis for nurses.
D Mckay, a son of Mckay, Of Mckay
Il Sledge, died yesterday.
George 0'Haver, a newly appointed
sergeant OF police, died Tuesday.
Three nurses we're sent TO Milan by the
Towards Of this city yesterday.
Albert Morton, salesman at J S Hatch
er & Cos, is in a critical condition.
W 7 McAnally has a very bad case
Of fever in the Jackson block.
The fever has broken out at Milan,
Tenn.
J q Smith, secretary of the Towards,
is doing well.
N h Tilden is improving and will be
out in a few days.
n Csnale, of D Candle & Bro, was
stricken with the fever yesterday at
noon.
Mr. R W Barnes, Of the Fifteenth dis.
trict is doing good work in helping the
afflicted.
Mr. John Temple, messenger on The
Memphis and Louisville road, is up and
at work again.
Brownsville reports the situation
growing worse, the fever spreading. Ter
new cases and three deaths yesterday.
Mr.. Msnsley, clerk at Voegli's shoe
store, is very low at bis rooms in the
Gsyoso block.
A dispatch from Erin, Team, annouD
ces FIVE cases Of yellow fever, and op.
pesls to the Towards for assistance.
Mr.. Joe B Cook, a clerk at the How
ard storeroOms on Second street. has
been promoted to the cashiers desk.
Henry, youngest son of the late Nj
I Kraus, died yesterday evening Of yelloV
fever.
james Fox. Of LoeWeustine & Fox
after q tussls with the saffron iend, is OIL
the street hunting his shadow.
Captain VIM Cannon wal in towr
this morning from Raleigh. BE had &
severe case. but q good constitution AnC
good nursing brought him through.
Nelson North, who was taken down {
few days ago, died Tuesday night at Ii
o'clock. Ed SchlosS turned the key
. over to Chief Athey.
The fever continues to spread il
Brownsville. Five female nurses havr
been sent for. Three deaths and ten new
cases yesterday.
] The wife Of P 0 Woods, freight agen
of the Mississippi and Tennessee rail
road, died yesterday morning at HerDan
do, Miss.
Helena, Ark, has sent TO the Howard
Of Memphis for nurses. But there doe
not seem to be any way Of sending then
there ct present.
Mrs D Robinson, nee Miss Picket
having recovered from a severe attack
fever sufficient to travel, has Joined be
a mother 10 Columbia, Tenn.
Major Il Smiths friends will rejoic
to know that be was getting along spleI
didly yesterday, and his recovery now
only q question Of time.
DR. T 0 Summers, at present at TuI
cumbia, telegraphed he Towards ye