The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-14
He will restore them to health and bring
peace TO their mourning households.
[signedl q i IN = ;s.r;.s! STONE,
Gouernor Of lfississippii.

J'sSN7st Governor Of Mississippi.
HOLLY spRISos, Mss, September 49,
Two doctors are sick to-day and the nobl
ones left are worked down. We meet
three more good ones.
Last night DR.. II. s. Scott, Of Braid
wood, Ill, was arrested here, charget
with malpractice. tits believed he Is no
a doctor. '..ls 90 -. = 's..
DR.. Chappin, an old and well knowi
physician, expressed the opinion tina
after this week there will be a gradual de
cline in the death rate from yellow fever
/ Holly SPRINGS, Sept. l9-Instead o
the two physicians asked for send three
The fever Is on the increase and quit
fatal. The cold has been severe. .5l
[signedl CORNER, -M. D.
Norg-[Ten nurses will be sent to.mor
row to Grand Junction and ten TO Holly
Springs. DR.. Warren Stone will go t
Terry's tomorrow toinvestigatel the cases
OF fever there and then proceed 70 Holly
springs,l - 'va5lAaNf.i7+s e I r.
SiyErY-rHREE DEATHS AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, September l3.--All the under
takers but one reported tonight the tota
deaths reported being ninety-three, o.
which iorty-four were colored persons
Resident physicians report twenty-nine
new cases 10 the Board OF Health. The
report OF the medical corps Of the Howard
Association was not made up until mid
night. Rar
TWO HUNDRED AND THREE CASES.
Yesterday the Howard physicians re-
ported 203 cases. The dfseascis assuming
a milder form and yields more readily to
the treatment, which is attributed to the
recent. cool weather. Four more OF the
HowaHl physicians have tile fever. DR..
Thompson, OF Washington; 3 Rev. Schuy-
Ter, an Episcopal minister from ,Hoboken,
n. j., aud Capt. Wm. Miller died to-day;
also II. NJ. Golway, II telegraph operator
from Pittsburgh, and Maj. WI. Stephen
son, the oldest printer in Memphis, who
is the tenth member OF the Typo
graphical Union who has since died.
Eight more arc down and five convales-
cent. Six non-Union printers have died.
A meeting OF the members OF the. Citi.
zens' Relief Committee and the Howard
Association was held Mt the Peabody Hotel
this, afternoon, which was presided over
ryJ. NJ. Heating, OF the appeal, at which
1t was resolved to issue no more rations to
well persons except those in camps, with
a view to compel the peopleto leave the
city. 1t was also resolved to telegraph to
New lcansforanumber ofyoung, active,
business men to assist the How
ards, Us their clerical force has been much
reduced by fever.
G. P. khinglington, President of.-the
Southern Pacific Railroad, has sent
through Hon. Casey Young personal
donation OF one thousand dollars for the
relief OF the sick and needy: s 8 III
= MEMPHIS, September IS twenty-five
Of the Howard Medical Corps
report two hundred and sixty-two new
cases to-day. The drug stores arc oil bein.
closed except two. DR.. Mitchell, Medical
Director, has ordered the necessary drugs
from St. Louis, and will open adispensary.
Weather cool. T.. .7...f 5,..s ft,f =.
BROWNSVILLE. 81
Brownsville to-day reports four deaths
and fifteen new cases. -..-,. .i
THAMES OF THE nowARDs.
New ORLEANS, September 19.-Among
the deaths is w. II. Hunt, OF Michigan:
At meeting tonight the following was
adopted: "Thc Howard Association OF
New Orleans tender their most grateful
thanks for the noble response from oil
parts OF our country to their call for tlic
the yellowfeyer sufferers, and ~,
quest that no further collections be made
Us they believe the funds received and
coming will be ample to meet the wants OF
nur Acanciotiap 1.
~ =. Z ~ QUARANTINE REMOVED.
A dispatch from st. Louis announces
that the quarantine there against up river
boats has been removed, in response to a
suggestion made in a communication pub
lishcd in the city papers. As a means OF
purifying the atmosphere and destroying
the malaria, fires were very generally light
ed in thestreets this evening. The Young
Mons Christian Association report so new
cases. Total cases Of fever attended to by
them to date 1873.
lfg .y.l,,., AT BgLoIT.
BgLoIr, Miss, September l3.-The fever
has appeared here, with three deaths yes.
terday. Three new eases were reported
to-day. @
NICKSEURG, MISS, september l3.-
Weather COOL Thermometer at 5 n. N.
S00 at sr. NUS. A'light frost is reported
in Jefferson county this morning. Some
think there was q 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 increase in new, cases yester-
day and. the decrease in deaths caused
every one to feel more grateful, but to-day
the death list doubles that OF yesterday,
aud new cases have greatly decreased, but
the number cannot be given, as ply
sicians do not report. Deaths yesterday
Is; to-day 81.
RELIEF FUND.