The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-12
Associated Press to the Star.

Port Gibson-Deaths to date 100.
Friar's Point-13 cases, deaths
Crystal Springs, Miss.-s1 cases, SO deaths
Hernando Miss.-23 cases. 10 deaths.
Grenada-6 cases and deaths.
Spring Hills cases, 6 deaths.
Vicksburg-129 deaths.
Holly springs-Total cases 1,O64, deaths
241.
Memphis-157 deaths.
Brownsville-139 cases, 35 deaths.
Mobile, Ala cases, deaths.
Decatur Ala.-Toial cases so, deaths 15
Canton, Miss-90 cases. 26 deaths.
TO-DAY AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Oct livery cool this morn
ing but no frost. Nurses and aid have been
sent to Decatur and Florence, Ala
REPORTS TO THE HowARDs
New ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-The Howards re-
ceived reports last night from the following
sources:
Bay st. Louis-13 new cases in the last
"a hours and no deaths Weather cool.
Canton-16 new cases and deaths. The
report from the country is still alarming
West of here DR.. Vaniz reports his visiting
5 plantations yesterday within radius Of
10 miles and saw II white patients and
number of blacks. There was death from
black vomit. At Camden, IS miles north
east, there are Is cases and deaths have
occurred.
Dry Grove, Miss-At Lebanon new case
and no deaths. Deaths at Grove, 1.
Osyka, Miss deaths in the last 30
hours.
McComb City, Miss.-Between 35 and 40
cases in all. There have been deaths since
the first appearance of the fever.
Biloxi, Miss-13 new cases and deaths
in the past "a hours
Port Hudson, La.-Two deaths in the last
forty hours; no new cases.
Berwick City, La.-Two bad cases here.
Vicksburg-Five deaths here yesterday.
Dennis, Circuit Court Clerk, and Mr. Pc
gram, member of the Legislature from
Vicksburg, were among the new cases yes
terday.
Twenty-thres cases and two deaths at
Jackson.
No news from Greenville yet.
Grand Junction-Ons death yesterday,
and one expected to die last night. The
fever is spreading among the whites. There
are about forty whites in town who have
not had the fever, and the surrounding
country is full of refugees.
West Baton Rouge-The fever is spread
ing in our Parish.
Thibodeaux, La-28 new cases and 2
deaths in the last "a hours.
Baton Rouge-New cases. "a; deaths 3, in
the past "a hours
ATTACKING NEW VICTIMS.
New York, Oct. 12-Latest kilograms
from the Southwest show that the weather
there for the past twenty-four hours Is un-
favorable and the yellow fever is attacking
new victims. The number of deaths re-
ported from the principal places is upward
of one hundred. Among the newly sick is
the son of Jefferson Davis, of the Confed-
eracy. The disease is spreading around all
the infected districts
MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-THE Board of Health
report 1S deaths as having oc-
Cured from yellow fever during the last
"a hours ending at 6 o'clock last night. In
the undertakers report Il deaths
outside the corporate limits. The weather
is cooler. $4,000 rations were issued yes
terday.
TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 12.-Dispatches received
last night report as follows.
Brownsville, Tenn.-2 deaths and 81 new
cases. No improvement
Paris, Tenn.-No new cases or deaths to-
day. Three cases under treatment.
Humboldt, Tenn-Mrs. Abner died this
in the country, two miles from
here.
Gardner, Tenn.-Colonel William Tindor,
a prominent merchant, died of yellow fever
to-day.
Erin Tenn.-C. s. Humphreys, Circuit
Court Clerk, died last night of yellow fever.
Total fever cases, %; deaths to date, 6.
Hickman, Ky.-Dr. Corbett, and three
others, were the deaths yesterday. No new
cases reported.
Cairo, ILL., new cases and death.
Martin, Tenn.-2 cases reported, and DR..
Carter said to be dying.
Fulton, Tenn.-2 new cases, and 2
others very critical.
Chattanooga a-Four deaths, and 80 new
cases.