The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09
OTHTR POINTS.

PATTERsoNvILE, La, Dot. 5.--New cases for
two days, ii; total cases. 81; deaths, 0. At
IhomBOn's Calumet plantation, ~ cases; no
deaths. At Ricohoe, AZ cases.
CLINroS, In, Oct. 5.--Yellow fever made Its
appearance at Depny's place, FIVE miles from
town. Three deaths and two new cases. Gin
ton is nearly depopulated, and business entire
~ Suspended The people are greatly alarmed.
BATON RouaE, Oct. 6.--Dr. j.. w Dupre
health officer, is among the new cases.
AIarERs, Oct. 5.-lThe Firemens' Charitable
association appeals to kindred organizations for
ald 70 enable them toproperly care for sick and
destitute.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct 5.---During the twenty
Tour hours ending at r. N. to-day there were
awo deaths from yellow fever, both colored, and
~ new cases, IA of whom are colored. Money
and supplies and nurses are needed promptly.
CAIRO, Ill, Oct 1.-TWO deaths last night,
one reported yellow fever, the other doubtful
Two cases more, which the attending physi-
cians pronounce yellow fever, and six others
pronounced suspicious. Weather quite cold.
Holly SPRrsGs, Oct. 5.--'Two deaths to-day;
date, %.
GRAND JUNCTION, Oct. 5.--Four new cases
ana an one death. DIR. Beatty went to Grenada
| Wednesday. Organized pretty well now and
| things working smoothly. E54f
| OsYRA, La, Oct, 5.--Four new cases and one
| death for the last twenty. -four hours Total,
| 40 cases; l6 deaths to date.
| CRYSTAL SpRINas, La, Oct Sat McNair
plantation II new Gases and two deaths in the
| last tWenty-four hours Two casss ut Dry
Grove, Only one death.
BAY ST. LOUIS, La, Oct. 5.--Nineteen new
cases and three deaths for the past twenty-four
hours. Capt Williams taken down to-day.
.Ihe Towards to-day sent twelve nurses to
| Napoleonyllle, and DIR. Veasie and two
nurses to Port Hudson. DR.. VIM. Martin, of
the the canonicns, on duty for the Towards at
Beloxi, reports forty new cases of fever and
| fonr deaths since the last report.
THrBEDEAUx, La, Oct 5-Eighteen new
cases and deaths for the past twenty four
hours. Total cases. 264; total deaths, rs. This
report does not include cases in the country.
DoNALDsoNvILLE, La, Oct. 5.-Total cases,
i32; new cases IA in the past twenty-fou
hours; deaths,1.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Oct 5.-Three new cases
within the past twenty-four hours. Gonzales
| cents dong we'll.
| MORGAN Cry, Oct. 5.--SeveraI new cases this
forenoon; death last night aH
CANTON, Oct 5.--Two of the ten malignant
cases mentioned in the last report have died
Mis-. Wilcox, OF Elgin, ILL.,, Mrs. Green and her
brother engineer on the road, have taken a
favorable turn and will probably recover.
/ three new cases Yesterday, in the family of
Mrs Shakelford. five miles in the country.
/ New cases, II; deaths, 2.
New ORLEANS Oct. 5.-Applications for re-
lief: Young Mems Christian association, So;
Howard 81. DR.. T. Wolff telegraphs the
Young Mems Christian association from
Winona: Mcclure, who came here from Grand
junction as representative of the Howards,
has just died.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 5.-Deaths to-day: J..
Il. Redbetter and Willie Taylor. Several new
cases, including DR.. Byron Hemly, which closes
the only store in the main portion of the city.
About thirty white and fifteen colored now
] sick. several dangerously.
VIcKsBURa, Oct. 5.-Clear all day. Their
nometer, 50; light clouds tonight give slight
anticipation of rain Four deaths to-day in the
city. Fever greatly abated here New cases
/ very few. Continue increasing fearfully
| throughout the country. Seventy cases are re-
/ ported at Delta.
! IA FouRoHE CRossINa, Oct 5.-No new cases.
ALI the sick doing well.
| TANGLPHoA, Oct 5.-One death, eleven new
cases. DR.. B. +. Taylor stopped here. He re-
ports most of the cases to be malarial fever.
! GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn, Oct. 5.-Four new
cases and one death from yellow fever during
| the past twenty -four hours. WITH