Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-19
FAVORING FROSTS,
YELLOW JACKS MORTAI ENEMY
MARCHING SOUTHWARD.
Appearance of the White Winged Messen-
ger at Memphis and Other Points-Rec-
ord Of Yesterdays Mortalities and New
Cases at Various Points.
NEW ORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 18.-Weather clear. coz
and windy. Deaths SO; cases reported 80
Total deaths $685.; total cases 2,1s2. Tn
Firemens' Charitable association of New O,
leans return thanks for the generous aid az
tended them by their brethren throughout til
Union. Down with Washburn and the swin
ding brass kettlesl
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.-The Howards In
night received the following from Il. A. Veasev
Who with nurses, had been sent by them t
Yazoo City: I'VE arrived at Vaughans Sta
ton last night. They would not let us renal,
over night for fear of infection. Took tn
stage, and had a rough, cold journey of twenty
hve miles. We were stopped by quarartin,
officers at Benton, but permitted to pas
through town, if we would drive fast ane
speak to no one. Arrived at Yazoo City ut 81
a. NJ, nurses and myself numb with cold
towards here will organize. Capt. J. M
burning tar and using carbolic acid. Tota
cases to date, Is; deaths, 5. Fever imported
from Yicksburg. Sick all doing well. NOTHING
needed. Seven or eight hundred persons ir
town, white End black. Light frost. Prospect
Of heavy one tonight.
PLAGUE NINE, Oct. 1s.-The Ibervich parish
Howard association make an appeal for aid. ir
which they say: 'We are still in great dis.
tress. We have had over LOO sick, deaths
over 100, with nine deaths in the past forty.
hours, and seventy cases now under treatment
DR.. w. Finger, who had been hard at work TO,
the Towards and very successful. died to-day
OF yellow fever. Down with Washburn and
the sw1ndling brass kettles
N NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1sIApplications for re-
sixty-six; Howard, 100. The Peabody relief
association issued nearly 10000 rations. The
Towards sent nurses to-day to St. John Ban
fist parish and McComb City. Down with
Washburn and the swindling brass kettles!
dis.'atch to the Towards from McComb
City reports twenty-four new cases and one
death. Down with Washburn and the swim.
ding brrss kettles
MEMPHIS Oct. 18.-The board of health off.
cially reports fourteen deaths from yellow feye,
during the past twenty-four hours ending at G
o'clock tonight. Undertakes report six addi.
tional interments Of persons who died outside
the city limits. Twenty physicians of the
Howard medical corps report forty new cases,
eighteen of these in the city since noon. The
following persons are among those who have
died: Mrs. II. Arala, wife of captain of police.
Albert Norton Mrs. Kate Bailey, Eddie Clark.
son, d. A. Clark. Frost fell last night at Gar
ner, Miss. ninety miles south of this CITY.
The fever has appeared at Jackson, Tenn.
DIR. 6. w. Overall, physician on board the
Howard relief train sent yesterday morning
to stations on the line Of the Mississippi &
Tennessee railroad between this city and Gren-
ada, returned tonight, reported finding one
case of fever at Horn Lake, thirty-e,ght at
fernando, twelve at Senatobia, ten at Telobia.
seven at '!arner, and quite g number in the
Vicinity of Grenada. Down with Washburn
and the swindi,ng brass kettles
CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct 18.-Deaths from yellow
fever during the past twenty-four hours: W.
d. Underhill, Pcrcival High school; Della
81 hE.sag dso6aarged from the
hospital to-day. Weather clear and cool.
49, The board of health advise
refugees not to return for two weeks after
frost. Down with Washburn and the swim
ding brass kettles
AT OTHER POINTS.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 18.-New cases SO. No
deaths. Down with Washburn and the swim.
ding brass kettles
PATTERsc Nv1LLE, Oct. 1S.-No abatement of
fever. Ten cases for the past two days, includ-
ing DR.. M. A. Roche and @. O. Leblanc, well
known planters. Down with Washburn and the
swindling brass kettles !.
Caro- Oct. 1.-TWO new cases Of yellow
fever since noon; both in infected district
Panic and exodus among the negroes was caused
by the appearance of two cases among them
this morning. Down with Washburn and the
swindling brass kettles!
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 16.-Heavy frost last
night, and coming again tonight. Three case,
of fever in Helena in the past twenty-fou,
hours. Quarantine continues rigid. Dowr
with Washburn and the swindling brass ket
ties
NASHVILLE, Oct. 18.-The following is ius
received by the agent Of the Associated Press
Helena, Ark, Oct. 18.-The impression ha
gone abroad that yellow fever exists here. N,
yellow fever in Helena. The general health O.
the city is good. No business houses closed
Three Thousand bales of cotton awaiting ship
ment and no restitution that the city is no
willing and able to relieve Down will
Washburn and the swindling brass kettles.
OsYKA,, Oct. 16.-Seven new cases and on
death. Total cases $50; deaths 80. The feve
is spreading in the country. Light frost las
night. Down with Washburn and the swim
ding brass kettles!
DRY GROVE, Oct. 18.-One death. Down wit
Washburn and the swinling brass kettles!
LEBAN IN CHURCH, Oct. 18-Two new case
and one death. Slight frost. Down with Wash
burn and the swindling brass kettles!
Pass CHRISTIAN, Oct. 18.-Eight new cases
no deaths. Down with Washburn and tn
o" nNsr Diaeo noo.1es!
4 4ha JUNCTION, oct. lo:-Eight new case
~ - ' n'; oonn.ay; Down with Washburn an
sn e, sMlhu1ng prass Kettles!
.-l MoKaAN CITY oct. lo.-Elghty cases unde
Washburn and the swindling brass kettles!
HOLLY SPRINGS, Oct. 18.-New cases, {
deaths, 8; think yellow fever will soon leave I
now. Light frost last night, Thermometer ,
=. :: NJ =; LOOK Tor heavy ,rost to-nigh
fni. Farmers wa;t,ng far he.;1.a more I cnee