The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
YELLOW FEVER.
Sixteen New Gases and Four
Deaths in New Orleans.
Finy-Two Gases and Twsnty.ons
Deaths to Date.
Quarantine Regulations ct Various
Other Places.
Nine Cases at Key West, and
Ninsty-ssyen During the
Week at Havana.
A Stricken Crew Encountered snd
Abandoned at Sea.

NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Ths Calves.
ton Board OF Health to-day passed reso.
lutiops quarsntining vessels from all
Eastern and foreign Gulf ports for tWen-
" days, the quar- Arantine TO include pAssen.
gers and freight. ,
The total yellow fever cases reported
to the Board Of Health up 10 noon to-dsy
il 50; deaths 25. No report was received
to-day from the Charity Hospital, but 1t
l. stated that = number Of new cases were
admitted.
There we're four, deaths from this dis.
ssse Ia the past txeniy.four hours. To-
tai number OF cases 10 date flIy.tWo, OF
which twenty. one were fatal.
{ The auAranuDe rules will BE- enforced
against this city BY the authorities Of
Galveston, Mobile, Memphis, Shreye-
port, La, Pensacola, Fla, and several
ANAL towns on the Upper Mississippi
and Ohio. Through travel via Mobile
will not, however, be interfered with.
rEyERED CREW LIT Is DSrHrss AT SRA.
Captain Minot, Of the bark Wild Hun
ter, from Liverpool, arrived yesterday.
He reports that when fftJ-two miles of
Tortugas be spoke the schooner Lille
Faulkenberg, twelve days from Mobile,
bound TO Cuba. The Captain Of the
schooner Wa dead, and the mate dying,
both from fever, Not having any nsyi-
gator aboard The unfortunate vessel ap-
piled TO Cap,in Mino, for one. The Cap
tain not having one TO spare, was COM
PEELED to reluctantly refuse. Only three
men were seen on deck on the schooner,
which indicated that the vessel either had
a very small crew. or that they we're down
with the fever.
QUARANTINE At MExPHls.
MExPH1s, July T.-In consequence Of
the existence Of yellow fever in New
Orleans the Board Of Health ofthis city
to-day determined to establish a quaran-
tine Tor boats from that place At the foot
Of President's Island, twelve miles below
the city.
sHEEvEPoRT, La, July 27.-In sddi-
ton 10 the river quarantine, the Board
Of Health today quarAntinsd sgainss all
through passengers and freight trafhc
from the infected cities via railrosd and
stage. This cuts them of from Vieks.
burg and over the Texas Pacific Road.
The quarantine regulations will be rigid
ly enforced.
NOBLE, ALA., July 27.-The city and
countyauthorities have established rigid
quarantine sgainst New Orleans, only
the q. s. mail car being allowed 10 pas
through tbe country or approach the city
after the 18th inst, until further orders.
rHE pIsEAsE IxroRrEp IsTo. FLORIDA.
FERxASpIsA, FLA, July T.-The
bark Moreana, from MstsnEas, has Pot
in here with the yellow fever on board.
The second mate and one seaman are
dead, with the mate and three seamen
sick.
.GALvEsToS GUARANTEED.
GA1vEsros, July S.-The Board OF
Health to-day passed resolution quar-
antining vessels from Eastern and ior-
eign Gull ports for twenty days. The
quarantine is 10 include passengers and
ireigh,s.
AZ KY WEST.
wAsHrxsrox. July T.-A Key West,
from The 10th inst. TO noon to-day, siI
new eases Of yellow fever in the hafbor
and three in the city have occurred.
At HAVANA,
during the week ending July l3, there
we're ninety.seyen deaths from yellow
fever and twenty-five from smallpox.