The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-02
YELLOW FEVER.
Quarantine Raised at All the
Principal Cities.
Business Revlvlng at Memphis and
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, November l.-Weathe
clear and cool. Deaths, 8; cases reported
50. Total deaths, 3,9S7; total cases, l3, l6S
MEMPHIS, November l.-Weather clea
and cool; heavy frost last night. From
o'clock last evening until noon today tn
undertakers report orders for tive inter
ments. Camp Father Mathew was brokei
up this morning. Religious services wer,
held at st. Bridget's Church. A TIE Deun
was sung as thanksgiving for the preser
walton Of the liyesrot the four hundred
encampcd there.
GERMAN RELIrH. u
BERLIN, November 1.-The Government
has sent three thousand marks for the re
lief OF the German sufferers by yellow
fever in the United States. afa
ALLsAISrs DAY. r
NEw ORLEANS, November To-day
was All Saints Day. Services took, place
in the Catholic and Episcopal churches
The decoration OF the tombs in the
cemeteries was general and elaborate, and
the visitors were more numerous than
usual.
Only four new cases were reported to
the Board OF Health to-day.
The physicians who did not report the
number OF cases tended by them, are now
DUNG so. .s..t. -.
SoNEw CASES.
GREESvrLLR, November mo new
cases OF fever here. There have been five
frosts in ten preceding days. The Board
OF Health deem it safe for the refugees to
return.
At TIIoLLY SPRINGS.
NRw ORLEANS, November l.-Six new
cases and one death yesterday. -Four new
cases and no deaths to-day. There was q
heavy frost last night, and the prospects
are that there will be another heavy frost
tonight again.
OsYHA, November 1.-The fever is over.
There was q heavy frost last night.
JACKSON, Miss, November Live new
cases; no deaths for three days. Total
cases 4l6; deaths 60. Henry Z. Singer, an
old citizen, will probably die tonight. Ice
last night.
BUSINESS AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, November 1.-The Board Of
Health officially report two deaths from
yellow fever during the past twenty.four
hours ending at 9 o'clock tonight. Five
additional interments OF persons who died
from other causes. They also reported
business as being actively resumed.
Those merchants who had temporarily
engaged in business at Louisville, Nash
vile, st. Louis and Cincinnati have re-
turned, and are busily engaged in filling
orders for goods sent by country mer-
chants from cities and towns adjacent to
this point.
Mai. waldron, Superintendent OF the
Railroad Mail Service Is here making
strenuous efforts to expedite the rcsump-
ton Of river mail service. One route has
already been opened.
MOBILE, ALA, November I've had q
killing frost last night. The Board OF Health
made no report to-day. The quarantine
restrictions will be removed tomorrow or
next day.
NEW ORLEANS BOARD OF. HEALTH.
New ORLEANS, November 1.-The Board
OF Health had no quorum at the special
meeting called TO adopt resolution that
the epidemic is ended, aud to request the
Governor to withdraw the quarantine
proclamation issued in May. Three Of the
members are out Of town, one is sick in
bed, and OF the remaining five necessary
to quorum one was absent. A meeting
is called for tomorrow noon, when the
above resolution will be passed.
Dr.. Chopin, President OF the Board OF
Health, in conversation with the members
to-day expressed the opinion that it was
not safe yet for persons to return.
ICE At vIcKsBuRG.
yIcKsBuRG, November There was ice
this morning. Three new cases OF fever
here. No deaths. sa,.
DELTA, La, November 1.-Four new
cases Of fever to-day.
Atl2:SO this A. NJ, the following score
had been made in the international walk
ing match: Corkey, ASS; Brown, $50;
Rowell, 4Os; HILBERT, 4Ol; Weston, sos;
Courtney, 362; Ennis, $780,, Weston quit
ted the track at .1:S0 yesterday, having
sprained his ankle.