The New York herald., 1878-10-31
YELLOW FEVER.
rwEsrx-rHaHz NEW CASES IN THE cRrsczna

TwENTY-THREH NEW CASES IN THE CRHSC1E =
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te-s NEW ORLEANS. Oct 80. 1878 \
The Recorder Of Deaths receives . number OF let
tors daily from all parts OF the country making In.
Quiry to persons alleged have died during the
epide demic For tho past two days death from other
causes have exceeded In number those recorded ~
having been caused by yellow lever. II 10 therefore
probable that the Board o. Health, a. us regular
end 4. Ms NR a4 w "a
III. Howard officials are busy payina or nurses
Issuing orders for transportation tor those from
Mobile. who could not return homo until few days
ago on account Of the quarantine against them. "A
The Young Mems Christian Ascension reports
tweniy-tnree new casos to-day .@.sot
Kt TEN NEW CASES AT BATON ROUGE. s
4 1851 BATON RoUaH, Oct 80. ls7a n
weather clear ana cool Ten new eases and three
deaths to-day. ~
yoURTEEa NEW CASES AT JACKSON.
+ JACKSON. Mss. Oct 80. 1879
Weather clear; turning cold. Thore have been four.
teen new cases ana one death since noon yesterday
NINE NEW CASES AT MOBILE.
4 MoBrLE, Ala, Oct. 80. 1878.
During the last twenty hours nine new casea
Of yellow fever and four deaths were reported.
Total cases to date, lo2; deathA s.; under treat
msnt. ~.
YoUR DEATHS AT MEMPHIS.
MRxPHIs, Tenn, OCT. 80. 1874
The BoardsDf Health has oficially reported four
deaths IRON yelo icver during past twenty hours
Five additional interments Of persons who died
in the suburbs are reported by under,akcra Among
those who have died since last evening are Hugh
wheatley, May Agnos Horne, Rose honninger, John
Bolts, MISS Sarah Jane Git. This morning several
returned TO the el,y last week WI. b. Lonsdalss
and w J. chase acting postmaster. are In critical
Camp Joe williams was broken up to-day and iss
Inhabitants returned TO the citv. La
telegram received tonight reports three new
cases at ColiierviIc to which place the Tennessee
Howard Associations have sent nurses In respouse ~
appeal for aid. Hia
1--WE NEW CASES AT CHATTANOOGA.
ss s1st M CHATTANOOGA, Tenp., Oct 30, 1s7A
Or. vandoman's report OF yellow lever for shs
,wsnty -four hours ending at four r. N. 10 a. is~
lovss--No deaths FIVE now cases. three OF them
eolorsd- Weather clear and cold 4s
DEATH OF CAPTAIN RICHARD BLAZER.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 30 1878.
Captain Richard Blazer, during the loader Of
the famous s.Blaxer's scouts,'' which met and van
qushed Mosby's gueriIas on one occasion. died Of
exposed himself whie attending his broshsrs family
In the IN iccted district
REpoBr or THE NATIONAL COMMISSION.
wAsHrxarox, Oct 30. ls7a
Tho National Commission Tor tho relief OF yellow
fever sufferers have adopted resolutions having In
view full report OF all tho Efforts TO relieve the
fover stricken districts TO DO submitted 20
Congress al tho approaching session. They,
therefore, request all relief comm ttces aud
organization, To mmunicato 10 the commission the
amounts collected, aud Ia what manner " mas ooen
disposed o such othor information a. shall give
history oi tho wsrk. COMMITTEES Of three, with
Surgeon General W0odworth as chairman, mas been
appointed 10 prepare and edit this report which will
bo pu IN book form, ana apply such clerical A.
sistanco as may be deemed necessary.
AID FROM THE FRENCH PEOPLE.
WASHINGTON, Oct 30, 1873
Tho Department Of state Is receipt OF despatch
from the American Minister M Parts giving another
list Of subscribers tho yellow fever fund. Tho Nin
later draws attention TO tho TACT that the French
psopis. members OF the Cabinet and other dis
lnauishsd names have responded literally 10
this fund Their generosity has been spontaneous
and unsolicited. Tho Minister says that before
tho despatch shall have reached tho Depart
mont Of state considerable sum Will have been Tor.
warded IN addition TO what has been heretofore trans
mited The list OF subscrp Just received amount
70 nearly 1o,000. "
RELIEF FOR LIEU ENANT DENNER's FAMILY
| A draft for $500 was yesterday sent by Mr.. A. H.
Orr chairman Of tns Kesi Committee OF the Produce
| Exchange, TO Mr.. Henry Hsntz, chairman OF tho
| Chamber OF Commercs Southsrn Relief Committee
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