The New York herald., 1878-09-20
return yellow fever; also . named Rector, this
mornipF. Some doctors 90 not believe II Is yellow


mornipS. Some doctors 90 not believe It is yellow
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NORTH CAROLINA srMPArHIzEs WITH TENNIS
SEA- TIcxErED sUrrEsER ON THE
TRAMP.
(BY rELsaRAPH TO THE HRRALD.1
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 10. 1878.
Governor James q. Porter today received the fol-
lowing words Of sympathy from Governor Vance, OF
North Carolina:-'I have to assure Your Exccllency
Of the earnest sympathy or whole With your
afflicted people. North Carolina has never been more
profoundly stirred than by tho ravages OF the terrible
pestience In the Mississippi Valley. Her people are
giving aid to yours with readiness aud hberaisy OF
which am very proud"
A man named John Guesurer, feot refugee from
New Orleans, Ill IRON exposure aud disease, has ar
rived per train from Chattanooga, en- route to
Cincinnati He bears isttsr from L. Dcgoir, Belgian
Consnl asking that every aid bc extended 10 him or
he we1d persh. He appears jaunaicsd, but was pro-
nounced free from yellow fever.
special from Chattanooga says:-rhere are feur
yellow fevsr PHI sicans hero from Atlanta invosti
gazing sickness They have made the rounds TO-
day aud arc eeing around ssaiu tonight. They have
or ave oi our bcst citizens here expressed
the opinion that we have yellow fever great
many people ara leaving town BY tho advice OF phy-
sciausL The most hopeful of our citizens almost
ready to give Ip Nearly all the physicians are gradu-
ally arriving the conclusion thas have the vori-
table Yellow Jack among ~. though In mild form,
and express the belief II will not spread much.
morning. and Mrs. s. H Corcy has just succumbed.
DR. Symmcs, formerly OF savannah, who has passed
.hepsn - .hs Mrs. cors case wa yellow
fever Dr. Hope that he has three or four cases
oi yellow lever under treatment
The tour Butler p. Anderson children reached more
tonight from Aornando, MISS, ana wore most nos
pisaby received rhoy are TO DO educated here.
FEVER AT PARIS AND sPRIN0vILLB, TENN.
[BY rsLEoEAPH TO THE HzBALD.l
PARIS, Sept. 10. 1878.
Two now cases but no deaths to-day. There are i've
cases here altogether and doing wsli Physicians
have the fever under csntroi DR.. Miam is sick to-
night Three deaths are reported a. Springvills,
twelve miles nsrth Of Paris Things look decidedly
better.
TWELVE DEArHs At BROWNSVILLE, rExN. 4
s[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALD.1
1885 BaowssvIlxs. Tssn., Sept 40, 1873
There have been twenty-sns now cases aud
twelve dsuths here TODAY. Among the for
mer IL Hops Owep, agent OF the Louisville.
Nashville and Great ssushern Railroad. a few Of the
sss sa s:ss. .;s ase s
THE BLACK voxrr IN HINaooLD, TENN. 4
IBY TELEonAPH TO THE HERALD.
RIsoaoLD, w CLARksvrLE, Sept 10, 1878.
school .. this place dismissed yesterday en
account OF thros sudden deaths out Of sixty people
forming tho town. There 10 diversity or opinion 40
Si.d IN BY black vons
LARoE NuMBxnr or CASES STILL AT HIcK-
if MAN, Ky.
rpY rxLuoRAPH TO THE HERALD
HlcKnAS, Sept 10. 1878.
Thsro have been feur new cases here to-day, viA:-
Miss Victoria Ambsry, Miss Annie Moore, Miss Lacey
and George w,ngats. Four hve others are thought
20 bc in Z dying condition. There over sev.
snty cases under treatment
THE DrsEAsE IN FULTON, xY.
[px TELEGRAPH 10 THE nERALD.1
rt.,.f.tt FULTON, Sept. 10, 1873
This plaos 10 seventeen miles from Hickman, and IL
IN the same county Five persons have been stricken
with yellow ievss here sinos yesterday.
THE DzArHs IN vIoxsBuHo YESTERDAY.
lBx rxIEsnAPH TO THE HEEALp.1
vicxsprRo. Miss Sept 1q. 1873.
The deaths to-day number fifteen, ioliows:-
Joseph Euglhh, Bernard Duffner, mrs. Lambert Rosa
Leonard, Ross ssgas, Mrs. J. r. Harris Mary Alden.
wMliam R,sty, HsnU Taylor. j. Monroe. Louis
Mrs Rtcbsl Six Of these were colored. Thcro is an
increase In new cases over the previous day Pros
The weather 10 clear, but the indications for ruin
FOUR MORE DEATHS AT GRENADA.
[BY rELxaRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
GRENADA, Miss, Sept 10. 1873.
The deaths here to-day wero rs follows:-Johnuy
Doaks, Jonu Easou, Mrs. DR.. John W Ringgold
widow Of tho health on Ger who ded wock ago, and
ono Ross, colored man. Johnny Doaks died at the
fam,iy' Hsaberg's nurse was taken down today and
two others. Tho weather IS warm.
CANTON SENDS GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR NORTHERN aENEsos1rY-"ouR EVERY
WANT Is suPPLIED."
CANTON, MISC, Sept. 10. 1878.
In Justice 20 our many friends, too humorous 10
mest,sn all over beloved land ve issue this our
circular 70 notify them tblt longer in need
Of provisions or mosey. seme wosks since beau
sfu ihtlo city visited by tho dreadful enemy to
our Southern CLINE. yellow fcver Without money
or provisions we formed among the fow we had
len . Howard Association, and a. onco ap-
cgraphic machinery In our ofncs hero had scarcely
ceased vbrate from the sending Of our dispatches
before thousand generous hearts eponded TO our
cry lrsm North, East. West and South. Money ond
provisions flowed IN, and from this bouptiiul supply
81: TO our brethren Of Nos sa..
west the city OF Canton to-day extends TO you tho
hand OF brothsrly love and friendship sho WIN never
be able repay you; bat she con pray Almighty God
to shied you from tho posgs wo have suffered. She
can say 10 tho man who will hereafter speak
aught against you that no has NO sympathy. rhe
hand OF sl,cttoA has taught your true worth and
noble cnaraoter. To our Southern brethren wc say,
Unite with y, ~ prsyns nq, s"1 as, 10 n .c,r,ho o
pIagucsi"
The fever Is abatirg. and We have but few cases to-
day TO report. We hons for favorable change.
O. W. THOMAS,
President Howard Association.
). O. DEVINE,
Chairman Relief Committee.
CONDITION or THE xELLow yEvEB REFUGEES
AT RICHMOND, vA.-rHE HERALD INDUCES A
STATEMENT FROM THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
[BY rELEanApH TO THE HEEALp1
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 10, 1879
Tho cases Of tho refugees from New Orlcsns-Kar
Yeuscs and his vito and daughtcr--supposed to DO
afflicted with yellow fever are reported as improving
tonight with the exception OF tho woman, who is
pet ou, OF danger owing to her pregnant condition In