The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-06
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MORE MISERIES.
Sad Tales from the Stricken.
The Dead Lying Unburied.
Cremation of Bodies Pro-
posed. nial4 &
Additional Assistance Appealed
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Prizes Awarded at the Fire
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Mexicans Murder Two Men in
Arizona
Shooting ARRAY on the
Streets of Dallas.
Very Interesting Foreign News.
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YELLOW JACK.
Prizes Awarded at the Fire.
mems Tournament.
Mexicans Murder Two Men in
Arizona
Shooting ARRAY on the
Streets of Dallas.
Very Interesting Foreign News.
YELLOW JACK.

Canton, Sept. 5.-Total yellow fever
cases to date, 1873; total deaths, 81.
Rather cloudy; some rain.s Sixteen new
cases and six deaths in the last twenty
four hours.
More Mild
Baton Rouge, Sept 2.-Yeilov fever
cases to date, 1888; deaths, .15y GONZALES
cent and under treatment, 14s; taken
sick during the last twelve hours, 16.
DIR. Dupree states that many cases are
SO mild in character that physicians
have declined to report them as yellow
fever. As.-'NS N
The Saddest Place of ALL.
Grenada, Sept. The situation
here is heart rending. Eight deaths
to-day-four males and four females.
DR.. Ringgold and d. W. Coon, man
ager of the Howard's, and daughter
of Rev. w. McCracken, were attacked
by fever to-day. About twelve new
cases developed in the last twenty-four
hours. Mrs. B. P. Anderson, widow
Of Col. Anderson, is stricken with
fever at fernando. There no longer
remains house in Grenada that has
not been visited by the destroyer.
Some Deaths.
Memphis, Sept. g. Undertakers re-
port forty-eight yellow fever interments
up to noon to-day. Mother Alfonso,
Superior of st. Agnes academy, is dy-
ing. Geo. W. Crook, prominent
worker in the Relief committee, died
this morning. County Undertaken
Walsh reports falling off in the of ap-
plications for the burial of paupers. A.
]. Wheeler. secretary of the Masonic
relief board, is sick. Brother Aman-
dus, of the Franciscan convent, is dead.
Sending sueeor. q
New Orleans, Sept. 4.-The How
ards sent DIR. Courier and Mr.. Ham,
mond, compounder, and eight nurses to
Holly Springs this evening by the jack
son railway. They will send - male
and female nurses to Greenville, to-
morrow.
Nurses for colored Patients Wanted.
Canton, Sept. 4.-Sixteen new cases
and six deaths for the twenty-four
hours preceding O'Clock this morning.
Is it possible to send me any colored
nurses The suffering among the
blacks is terrible. We need colored
nurses, or nurses willing to nurse me-
groes. Send five white nurses. Over
one hundred cases are now under treat
ment. =
(signed) G. W. THOMAS, Pres.
More Aid Given.
New Orleans, Sept. 5.-The death
list includes thirty-three minors, twen-
ty-two being children under seven years
old. Mrs. Labourdeau and Mrs. Kelly,
the nurses who SO faithfully discharged
their duty at Port Eads and throughout
the city, leave for Holly Springs this
evening in response to appeals from
that city. Fifteen nurses and one ply
sician were sent to Holly Springs yes
terday by the Towards.
An Operators Flight.
Holly Springs, Sept. 5.-Four died
last night; FIVE or six new cases; there
are now seventy cases. Our physicians
are broken down, three are sick with
fever. Great Iced of nurses and ply
sicians. A telegraph operator left his
post Yesterday.