The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20

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every attention. lie constantly urgeC
that they be not informed OF his illness
hoping be would recover. Although not
officially reported We count over 40 deaths
to date. We have many new caaes. The
disease is assuming more malignant type,
fSigned1 LEON JAsrEMlsEI,
Pryor.
FAVORABLE NEWS FROM HICKMAN
CAIEo, ILL.,, September 19.-A telegram
from Hickman, Ny, gives n more favora'
bic report: -Four new cases for, the last q
hours ending this morning and no deaths.
No cases in Cairo.
At MEMPHIS.
MEMPIIis, September l0-Since yester.
day noon there has been 81 deaths report
cd. There is tho usual activity noticeable
at the Howard Association headquarters,
although cx.NIayor johnson, Superin.
tendant OF the Towards nurses, reports q
abroad. Chief Of Police, Athy, was seen
on tho streets Yesterday. Attorney General
Wright, who Ind been convalescing for
several days, took relapse yesterday and
is quite i'll to-day. ia sa
IS DEATHS AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, September 10. Deaths
55; cases reported, l55; prior to 10th inst,
l34. ..#r
AT BATON ROUGE. ..l.l.E..
BATON ROUGE, la, September 10.-New
cases, 81; deaths, 3. ,,,.,,
: : - >LAGoxDA PLANTATION. 80
NEw ORLEANS, September 19.-The
Young Mems Christian Association re-
ceiye,i dispatcll1 from Lagonda Planta'
tion asking for six male nurses, saying
that the fever was very bad. The nurses
will go by the next train.
Sister Theresa, of the st. Vincent Or
phan Asylum, died last night. Sister Is
telle is very low. The death list includes
II children under years. I'D, Is: l..-
The Picdyllne reports the death, at Don.
allsonvilc yesterday, OF Horny Loeb, u
prominent merchant, and Carl Basc0, the
prostidigitator.
Superintendent Robinson, OF the New
Orleans & Mobile Railroad, having. ar
ranged with the Mobile and Jackson coun.
ty authorities, all mails will pass through
rs heretofore.
PROM WEST POINT CADETS.
The Secretary Of War has received 5l5
dollars contributed by officers aud cadets
at West Point for the yellow fever suffer
ors, and will distribute the money among
the people OF the afflicted districts.
NEw ORLEANS, September 1a.-Weather
cooler; threatening rain. Deaths reported
from noon to 6 I. NJ, %; new cases Sc, OF
which 4lwere prior to he'l6th:7 Among
the new cases are George Root, with
Brown and Jones and James Maloney, q
telegraph operator,
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., .,h"re .sn ~ S Samss ""T To,oi ." csses i m
deaths 0l. recoverel H..
~ A. NoRl,r
uo,,, - 5sar,onahor1o Thoro ,.oro ,wc
I tnIc"se, ete oe ,bm iT,h and anotber cesc i,
IN''l cusea III III .ne ~. a''" a".aot 's ~
same section of the city as those previously
reported.
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DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS, y,
| Nrw YoRH, September l0.-The South
crn Relief Committee of the Chamber O
Commerce TO-DAY sent s., 800 to the How
ari Association nj Memphis, S3,5OO-to In,
Memphis Citizeus Relief Committee, ant
- 5O| TO Nav Orleans. This Committee
Sas nearlv sl5.OOO remaining for distribu
lion. NIayor Ely received contributions Il
thc relief fund today ayyroyatins s., ,li!l
Lester WslIaok is arranging for grand