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The New York herald., 1878-09-20
TYPHOID FEVER AT MoNToLAIR. N. J.
THE FACTS IN THE CASE.

THE FACTS IN THE CAbEs
To THE EDITOR rHR HERALD:-
report having gained wide circulation that Mont
clair has been durpg tho past season the Of
alarming epdemc of typhoid fever that the place Is
vcry unhealthy and unit for residence, the under
signed, having lived many years in Montclair and
having had every opportunity 70 form accurate
estimate OF Its healthfainess, desire present the
facts on which the report above named based.
Tho disease had its origin in small house Park
street Tho family occupying this house sold milk.
The well which the house contained rilhy
water Tho cellar contained various kinds of unciean-
ness All tho cases Of typhoid In the fami.
lies supplied With milk IRON this house. Tho ~.
phoid poison In seme way probably through tho
mcdium OF Tho we'll wster) found It's way iatO the
milk and thus distriba ted through tho noighbor
hood The whole number Of cases which presses led
typhoid symptoms was thirteen, the majority sf thom
being worry light. There were dve severe eases
ana three doash& Tho cinsase was ooshned V very
small ocaisy and dio not ~ ANY time sndangsr thess
In any sense epidemic IN The town. MontclAr has
area Of and half sQuars miles and popuia lion
OF about 5000; II occupies an elevated position,
It's Average height above tho sea level being
about 800 feet and Its highest point about
ESQ feet; It ncs on the sastcriy slope Of
Orange Mountain, the land having sucn In
u remarkably FREQ from malaria and 10 In genera
way worry healthy place. Tho death rate Lass year
than n,no per 1000 inha btantsa better OK
hibss then Is shown oy the heaithcss tewn In Mssss
chusstt. (Seo report state Board Of Health 1871 J
Typhoid fover 10 dissass Of very rare
Al present thero 10 lot single In town, We
oan assure our trends that thero is no Tor
anxiety on eur account
WILLlAh A. TOkREY, HENRY A. Dixie,
THOMAS RUSSELL, q u. NOYkS,
CHAS. /. BENEDlCr, N. o. PILLSBURE.
j. J. II. LOVE, NJ. D., SAMUEL WILDE,
j. W. PINkHAM. NJ D., JUSEPH LUX.
D0RMAN T. WARREN,
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POLITICAL NOTES.

New Haven Jourrsdt:-'No wonder the Butler tIckss
wants unlimited money. Two OF tho nominees are
bankrupw."
Worcester (MasaD CARTE .-'Rich Lawyer Butler
boon nominated by two conventions and indorssd
by Dennis ksarncy Now, let the campaign bognt"
Troy T,n,s There - lssuc impending TODAY
so vtay important tho welfare OF the people OF the
United states u tha. OF tho currency. Everything
depends upon H."
Troy T,mes:--"Democrsc 10 doad In Maine ana
dead In Massachusetts, IL is dying In Now YORK.
Three fatal complaints have struck it-Busisrism,
srecnbackism aud Commu nBn"
Albany Journal :--"Gcuersl Butler has exhibited
hts msnaserc, lot loose all his wild beasts shaken
Massachusetts, With nis howl and utterly broken up
the democracy OF that state lie nss completely do.
bsuehcd, demosalized and destroyed the party"
Utica HTutd;--''rho manhood Of tho party, nc
brains aud its character. will retuss to sustain tho
nomps,ion se,zsd by force and fraud IL remains 70
DO seon whcthcr Butter has not made a mistake in
assuming that Massachusetts, will 10, him ride over
and nil nart'ss with brutal aud iaSisss mah-it
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DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.

Delegates and alternatss TO tho Democratic State
CONVENTION at Syracuse tho 2sth inst were elected
lass evening BY the Tammaby hall democracy In tho
Third, Fourteenth, Fitcsnta Twentieth Assembly
Third Assembly District ates-Wiriam r.
Roberts, J. j. Slcvtn, Michael Burke AItsrnates-
William Mclutyrs, Patrck Oakley. John Birmingham.
Reilly, Charles zosor, Peter Gillespie AlternAtcs-
George II. 5tonobrdgc JACOB Aberie, Patrick Brady.
Price, FrsdericK Helbig sna wIlism b. Pottet.
Altcrnatos-Joscpn Suner, William Fitzpatrick and
T,oenficM Assembly District ict-Delegases-wiIli II.
Quincy, james A. Fiack and Mo~ris HsrtzbcrR Alter.
na,se-John N. Tracy, James heGovcrn aud Adam
Schatz
The following delegates woro chosen by the inde-
pendent democrats OF Kings county on Wednesday
First Assembly DistyscI General Roger A. Pryor,
exA Alderman George IL. Sterling and cx-Assombl man
Daniel Bradley.
Second Assembly District William N. Parks, wtil-
lam Joh nson and Edwin Cafes
7hivd Assembly District. -Aiaermsn Daniel Reilly,
CoonelA. q. DAVIS and ID. A. HulctI
Fourth isscnJiy Distr,ek-George b. Harrington,
William +. Osborne aed ID. i. Barnard.
Fifh assembly Distrscf.-E. I. Backhousc, N. Nc
Gregor Steele and John McKenny.
S,Sh assembly DiNrieL--Waltcr l.. Livingston,
William Harnwsll and James Mcrrick
Seuenfh Assembly District &C. ". Van Rankin. John
McLaughnn and Cty Works Commissioncr J. W.
Flahcry.
james Langxn and Registrar of Arrears Rufus l..
scS..
Nina Assembly Dtsty1cf-E j. Murphy, August
Van wyck and Police and Excise Commissioners
Thomas u. White.
RivERngAp, j. L., Sep, 10. 1878.
In tho Democratic Convention OF Suffolk county,
held hcfe to-day, J. Lawrence smith, Frapcis Brtil
aud John rat wore elected delegates 10 the state
Convection, with james II. Scarborough, Charles
Hatch aud Ehjah Griswyid, aitcrnatcs. A resolution
strongly cndorsiug Governor Ropinson-s adm mnstra-
tion, was Unanimously adopted.
FoSpA, n. Y, Sept. 10, 1878
William II. Lashcr, d. Caroy and DR.. Wiam II.
Bigaam were to-day elected delegates IRON Mont
gomery county TO tho Democratic Convention. A
resolution endorsing tho dinnstraton OF Governor
Robinson was unani mousy adopted
WnIrg PLAINS, N. Y, Sept 10, 1878.
AZ tho Second Assembly District Democratic Don.
vcniion, held TO-DAY, d. q. Hickey, j. A. Lawton and
J. v. .. Oddlc were elected delegates TO the state
Convention. Resoiut one indorsng Ciarkson ". Pot
ter were unanimously passed, ana a Ton gressional
dclegatio Ton elected In favor Of his rcpom ination
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

PRAISE roa NEW YORK.

(From the Norfolk Val Landmark, Sept III
Whom Tho history oil tho fever devastating .
part OF country written the OF two
viii be set down in letters Of gold and spoken with
honest admiration wherever the mourniu story PEN
etrates. We need hardly say that refer TO Louis
vile ana New York. Whom the banks Of the Missis-
shoot, II neod arose. the wrctched refugees; when
railroad trAins wore prohibited from landing iuei-
uves; when steamers were guarded in the stream,
niled with sick and dying forbidden intercourse
With the shorc, Louisville TO her everlasting honor
threw open nor gates 10 our unhappy coun-
tymeu. Sho gave tho cur Of cold water;
this bread, when others hurled stones, and with
out Ostenaton she has played the part oi tho good
Samaritan. II communities could havo n hereafter
tho recent OF Louisville would onttle her TO o
great reward for her hospitality and tcnder mnstra-
tions have been onored without moucy and without
ciudsd almost from every other refuge We have not
exaggerated the claims OF tho gallant Kentucktans
tue praise oil their countrymen and sucerey trust
tho noble charities OF Louisville may be repaid TO
her thousand fold, bat never IN KIND New York
next nor CLAIMS upon the sdmration of thc
Rcpuoic-pext, because sho has not encountered
sho special danger which Loulsviie confronted ;
Du. her WORK. though less perilous was
she came forward press and people, with benevolent
aiacrty 10 aid the SICK and suffering. She has given
already over $3.50 900, and hardly dav that
CUTS from her generous people not pass through
tion. The tale Of these two cities 10 here only
gosted but the time viii come, trus when Il will
DO written IN full for the instruction OF our
ymen, who, In reading u, must, OF necessity, Do en-
nObIed by tho contemplation OF such large hearted
bsnavolence Louisville and Now York have DIS
played SINCE the pestenco began. May Coo reward
them both, Tor they arc doing HIS scrvicc with
selfish alacrity anu systcmato devotion above all
DratSci
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

DENOMINATION OF COLONEL HgSDBIcK D.
MAN "yor AFRAID TO DE CALLED DKMA-
ooouE"-praocaAT AND GREESDAcKEas
INDIGNANT.
lBY IYLgGnApu TO THE HBEALp.1
wnKssnAnRE, Pa, Sept 10. 1873
To-day the democracy OF tue rwslith Congressional
di.,ric, assembled In convention aud nominated
Colonel ucndrick u. wrght. the old mot afraid
To be called demsrosuc" This Is tho third indorse-
ncnt ip this county The nrst was by the L,borcrs'
Grscnback Convention; the second by the grce..
hackers exclusive OF the labor that part Of
tho rwelh district In Lsckswsnna county, and by tho
rRounts AMONG rnE psnocRArs
few weeks since at an Irieh picnic ne openly do
nounccd both the republican and democratic
parties untrustworthy. Notwithstanding this
pu ubc expression and abanuonmcnt OF the
democratic party Chairman Bogsst, cdtor OF tho
leading organ oi that party here has been catering TO
tue greenback element The prominent leaders OF
tho old JacKsoran principles bcc.me disguised with
this, and organization was effected to enter the
Convention with an honest money democrat and
1gnt the doughty CoIo,c This frightened Chairman
was subs,sn snually, that the candidates bsiofs The
Democratic Convention, whether successful or not,
wouid support the poinnscs OF the Convention, and
especially Andy Dill. tho democratic candidsis Tor
Governor. This paper was signsd by Colonel wright
ana shown several democrats, wherent the oppvsi
tion was Withdrawn To night Coionc, Wright denies
having made any Pledges OF the Kind whatever.
LABOR Rgrornxns INDIGNANT.
Tho Isber reiormers are very Indignant At the al.
legged trcachory oi their candidate ana talk OF pung
another candidate la the held. II Chairman Boscrt
has not destroyed tho paper Il may yet b. produced,
as there " turiccnt cvidcnce to- Justly the stste-
ment that such paper In existcuoo ths morning
and laoor-grcsnbackcrs
: The republicans arc In transports Of delight over
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THE ALBANY PRIMARIES.

CONTEST BETWEEN THE DEMOCRATIC FAc-
TIoNs-BorH CLAIMING VICTORY.
ALBANY, Sept 10. 1873
The local nght In Albany county for control OF the
county organization developed surprises to-day
In the primary elections for delegates TO tho Assem-
bly, district conventions which elect delegates to
syrncuse. In the Second Assembly distinct, compos
ing the halt OF Albany city, lively contest was
wagcd by tho Times people, which Is tho term given
to thosc opposing tne present county organization, aud
thoy claim 10 havo carried Tho district, and Will atany
contest the election before the County Convention
tomorrow, and II necessary bciorc the State Convcn
tisn, nj syracuse Claims Of frauds we'll as actual
afldaviis OF msjortios cast will bo included In the
contcsting papers
In tho Third Assembly district whis thoro ap
pcarod 70 DO strong ontcst the names OF dele
gates known TO be bitterly opposed TO thc present
ganlzation were upon somo OF tho regular tickets
The object ot contest viii DO TO OBTAIN recognition
at Syracuse and elect now State Com mittooman.
Erastus Corning understood to be the choice for
the latter position.
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IRVING HALL DEMOCRACY.

The Generai Committee Of the Irving Hair County
Democracy met last night at Irving Hall, but did
nsthing except TO prepare Tor permanent organiza-
tion. A temporary organization vas effected py tho
election james 4. Morrison, Of tho Sixteenth As
scmbly district, chairman and Charles l.. Truax,
Adolph L. ZAngcr, Henry p O'Neil and Edward J..
Church as secretaries. Committees were sppointc ted
on permano organization, Credentials ana resolu-
tions, composed Of ono member from zach Assembly
aistricI A select Committee on Naturalization was
also appointed. On motion Of Mr.. Thomas Costigan
. resolution adopted directing tho district COM
mittecs 10 organize permanently for tho work Of tho
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

wATERrowS MY, Sept 10, 1873
Tho First Assembly District Republican Convonuon
OF JEFFERSON County unanimously rensminatcd Charles
X skinner Tor member oi Assembly, ana elected the
following delegates 10 the state Convention :Isssc
l.. Hunt, Jr Fred Lsnsiug, =. U. Williams abd W. W.
Tnggarl. Bagiay aud wInsow both withdfev IRON
the Congressional light and new iDan IRON Jefferson
county was recon mmendsd
RoSDour, N. Y, sept 19 1878.
Tho following are the delegates from the First AS
ssmbiy district to the state Convc nt,on :Genersi
George II. sharpe, A T. Clearwater and Carroll nit
tnx
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
INDEPENDENT CITIZENS.

meeting OF tho Central Committee OF the German
American Indepcndent Citizens Association was held
last nisht, at Beethoven Hall, FIrh street. There
was a very full Attendance aud Mr. Oswald 0ucndor-
fer presided. Tho report oi the Executive Commit
toe, recommending That no delegates representing
the organization DO sent 70 any OF the coming STATE
conventions. was adopted
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

throughout the United States Of the acted cities
have had their wants supplied so far supply
them. while other places still stand in urgent need Of
help: the refore
Resolved THAT the National Yellow Fever Rsief Com
mtee respectfully invite the cooperative action OF the
several relief committees aud associations throu
Untod Stats and further this OF action this
committes. which is In official Communication bv tele
graph with all points afflicted will undertake give In
formation far possbe OF the needs Of several
adiicted cities and towns.
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tho developments and will undoubtedly nomisss
their old representative 10 Congress, L: d. shoe
maker and believe they will elcct him notwhstand-
ing tho heavy majority to overcome
DENOMINATION OF j. HOWARD PUoH By THE
REPUBLICANS IN TIE SECOND NEW JERSEY
pIsTRlcr-oRowISo STRENGTH OF TIE
GRRYNsAcKERs.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEAnD.l
TBESros, Sept. 10, 1s7a
The Second District Republican Con ngressional Con-
vention. composed OF tho counties Of Mercer, Bur-
lingteu, Ocean and Atlantic assembled here to-day
and renominatsd j. Howard Pugh, the present iuoam-
bent, for member OF Congress- He had no opposissn.
In accepting the nomination he declared himself OPP
posed TO either ipnation contraction OF the cur.
rsncy but favored the squslz alton OF tho grcsnbsck
TO tho goio doar and also as legal tender Tor She
payment Of dulles
oKAkcxs FOR rnE OPPOSITION.
The democrats and greeubacSers nave already
coaiescsd and minatsd Hezekah B. Smith, OF Bur-
hngton for the Same position. IL rs believed that N
Ssetsss Mr smith i'm S ". Se.. % Mr. fasS. Tns latter
was heard TO say that no had walk In the Gen.
rs Du as rs.a ." s.eon asS
ont tne State and are confident OF electng nearly all
their candidates.
LOCAL oFPrcyRs
Tho contest for Sheriff and other local o11cerD hcrg
Is lively, ana there Is hardly doubt that the green.
backers hold tho balance OF power. Republicans will
nominate Charles H. SkrD, a nard money man, Tor
Sheriff. ana II is anticipated that hts widoy known
popularity will eiect him
OTHER CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
PATERSON, N. j., Sept. 10. 1878.
Tho Firh Congressional District Republican Con-
venton held here ts-day. On the third ballot
Judge Charles II. Voorhees,, OF Bergen, Was nomi.
mated William Walter Phelps. John Hill and
Francis Rowland. who the other candidates. the
Convention WAS very harmonious. Resolutions wore
adopted declaring strongly in favor OF tho resump
,on act, hard money, and against all mcdAhng with
tho tariff.
CAMDEN. N. j., Sept 10, 1S7&
Tho democrats Of the First Congressional distrfoe
nominated to-day Nathaniel T. Ssratton the fourth
ballot.
BRrDGEpoHr Conn. Sept 10, 1873.
The greenbackors OF tho Fourth Congressional dig
trics have nominated James s. Taylor, OF DAnbury,
for Congress.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 10, 1873
The Rrecnbackers OF the Fifth district have nomL
mated Colonel Reuben Arnold for ConErcsa
The Fourth Congressional District Democratic Con-
vcnuon has adjourned sine die without making nomt
nationa The majority will issue address 70 the
people The minority will rncct tom morrow and make
nominations.
VIRGINIA Crrr, N. T., Sept. 10, 1875
The Democratic Territorial cosventop, in session
to-day, renomnatcd Martin AcG,nnis Tor Congress ~
acclamutiou.
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AT CHATTANOOGA, TENN. --PEoPLr
RUSHING TO THE MOUNTAINS.

Inr 1ELEdnAPA TO THE HEkALD.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 10. 1878.
Tho stampede at Chattanooga yesterday and tho
day previous almost dspopulatsd the town. The rush
wss erected to the surrounding mountains, where all
The houscs, tcnansabls and untenantabls. were
nlisd vim people few hours sf,or tho
breaking out oi tho panic Every house
ON waIlop Ridge was eagerly so,zcd. A panicky fceL
ing has existed ever since August "a, when hra
Bchwsrzonburg, refugee irsm Mem phis, died Of q
well defined esse OF yellow fever. Bcsinnng al Sep
tembsr Q, whom child OF Mrs. Arthur Durg died,
several deaths have followed IN rapid sue
oessiop. The disease was pronounced bill
ious and pernicioos remiticnt lever. Each death
caused Increased up-asinsss, wh,cu cuIminatcd
In tho hcgra TO the mountains All persons who
were Affected and who died hved neor n deep hole
winch made OF iiseif reservoir Catching tho drein.
Ego and garbage OF focr sueots. Tho water stands
ustil II becomes stagnsnt Localities where others
Ire now sick are similarly Injected. Malaria always
prevails here at this time Of the year.
nsa Il H CARER died thlx evening Of what dociors
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CONDITION or TIE YELLOW yEvER sRruoEEs

CONDITION or THE YEILow YEvER REFUGEES
AT RIcHssoxD, vA.-rHE HERALD INDUCES
STATEMENT FROM THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALp.1
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 10, 1873
Tho cases Of tho refugees from New Orlcsns-Kari
Yeusca and h,s w,fo and daughtcr-supposed to bo
afflicted with yellow fever, reported improving
TO- night with the exception OF tho woman, who is not
pet out OF danger owing to her condition In
u communication. which will be published to-
morrow Dr. C~bri president OF the Beard OF Health,
admits that there is developed OF yellow lover
in ;he city, which IS now progrcssing toward con-
the husband passed tho critical juncturc Of dis
the Day before yesterday. DR.. Csbell remarked
so msde Of those rofugoe, cases bu, az the HynALp
had already published the fact ~ was probably better
that tho public here should DO Informed on the Sub
icct Dr. Cnbcli closes hts eation fol-
lows-
% &. a., 70: 81 rs. s ., 70 % win 3:
:" seseivs tho paSs In or ou,sias Of ,S. city We vii"
Iss,otor. give notice Il .ny .l.rm nsed DO
to % sSo cause oi ali ds.sS, reporsoa 70 Us ''' ''
SEVERAL CASES OF FEVER AT MOBILE, ALA.
MoprLs, Sept. 10. 1873.
The Board OF Health report oflc,ally this morning
Two OF yellow fever on tho l7,n, both ter
mius,sng fatally. These cases occurred IN The same
section cfsbs o,y 40 those previously reportsd-that
Is, that portion bounded by Bsaurcgsrd, State and
Conception sireots. Only ave cases have becn re-
ported since the one BY DIR. william Ross, which ter
minaiod fatally on the 10th Of August. Since tho
cis report has boon Published another case has
been reported TO the Board OF Health In the samc
locality.
SURGEON GENERAL wooDwoRru DESTROYS OF
SPREADING rHs peNrFIrs OF CHARITY.
wAsnlsoroS, Sept. 10, 1873.
Az n meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
yellow Fever Relief Com mission OF this district held
this afternoon, the following, offered by Surgeon
General Woodwork, Of tho Marine Hospital service,
was adopted
Whereas In tho absence Of concert Of action
svsi yelov fsvns tesf committsea and asbocfstiops
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DEATH BUSY AZ USUAL AT NExPHIs-PLENTY
OF SUPPLIES ON HAND

OF SUPPLIES ON HAND.
MEMPnis, Tenn, Sept 10, 1878.
Since noon yesterday there have beou nty-seven
deaths reported There the usual activity notice.
abs at tho Howard Association headquarers although
the sx-Mayor, John johnson, superintendent OF the
uowara nurses. ropcrts a full supply, and no more
needed from abroad. Among tho cases reported
this nsrniug were Dr.. I. II. Force Of Hot sprinss
ARK; Dr. Lupps. Of Los Ancslos. Cal. and George
reformed irsm Georgia few days ago 10 the bedside
of hts sick father and mother G. b Galloway, pro.
convalcseen,s Dr.. Hiram Poaroc, Of Cipcinnatt
Ohie died last evening. Chicf OF Police Athy was
:,se. so % b.. iiin.ss lin ' HorSss General luke wsisS
who had boon couvalescipg for several days, took
relapse yesterday asd 10 quite sick to-day.
There doubt Of tho abatement OF the fevor Ia
this eiyy, but It Is from want OF material Tho olcia
report Of tho Board Of Hcath shows for the twenty
des,h list OF 81, Of which ~ are coiored
1.r. ID: m.ds' ,nc corps Of q. B0afs q ms:n
day wore Rev. Father ScA1nsi and Fatner Van Froor
tsnaerf, I've Catholic priests, IRON Kentucky, who
had come % volunteers. DR.. J. @. Forbes, volun-
down this afternoon. Tho wife OF J. G. Lonsdale Sr
Treasurer o: the Howard Association, Is reported
dying C.. v. s. Mounisr, we'll known druggist, diod
Or. r. ". Mitchell, medical direceor OF the Howard
Aseocistion, reports tho spreading OF tho disease Ia
p,lss
There are dnily sppscatious made for ply sic,Ans
and supplies from smsii towns along tho line Of
railroads running Memphis witch arc In every To-
stance filled To-day phys,cians sent 10 Lagrange
snd BARTLETT, Tenn, AZ which points the lover had
made iw appearances. Holst n Brothers. usdersakerr,
eiossd their doors to-day, as George satcoo, the
foreman, their last representative, had con-
trscted tho fever. The dead body Of q col.
orsd woman found by tho police al No.
62 Madison street to-day sue had been dead
several days and had been partly dsvourcd py rata
Mr.. r. d. Cauaie, Secretary Of the Italian Reivsf
Society, made the following Appenl this afternoon -
ave call upon all Italian organizatiops In the
United States ssst In taking Of 1aiian
sufferers In enphis, as there are many In aud
many orphans 10 provide for. All contribu lions may
BE- rsmttod by telegraph 20 A. b. vaocaro 1rsssurcr
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Passaic, N. j., 10 excited to the utmost ye-
low fever scare. man named Jshn Buokout, re-
Gently from Memphis was taksa Ill Yesterday at tho
residence of friend Pauison avenue. There is
nothing definitely known as great roticence Is prac-
tised by all about the premises. The man Is very i'll
and tho symptoms said 10 be very like those OF the
dreaded lever.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

LARoE NuMBxn or CASES STILL AT HICK-
ref MAN, Ky. o
ryx rxLnoRAPH TO THE HERALD
HICKMAN, Sept 19. 1878.
Thsro have been feur new cases here to-day, viA:-
Miss Victoria Ambsry, Miss Annie Moore, Miss Lacey
and 0corRe W,neato. Four or hvc others theught
20 be dying condition. There arc now over eov.
enty cases under treatment
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THE D1ArHs IN vICKsBuHo YBsT8RBAX.
IRX rEIRaRApH TO THE HKEALn

vrcxsprRa, Miss Sept 1q, 1873.
The deaths to-day number fifteen, as iohows:-
Josopn Epglsh, Bernard Duffnsr, mrs. Lambert Rosa
Leonard, Rose Rssgan Mrs. J. r. Harris. Mary Alden.
wtlliam Rtsky, Hsnsy Taylor. ]. Monroe. Louis
WiiItams Eugene Coleman, Nat Smith, n. Cameron,
Mrs Robsl. Six Of these wero colored. Thcre is an
increase in new oases the previous day. Pros
idcnt RosYwood, OF the Howard Association, u Ill
The weather 10 clear bus the indications for ruin
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THE BLACK voxrr IN nlsaaoLD, TENN.

THE BLACK voxrr IN n1No0oLD, TENN a
LBY TELEonAPH TO THE HERALD
RIsoaoLD, w CLARksvILLE, Sept. ~. 1878.
school .. shis place was dismissed yesterday on
account OF thros sudden deaths out Of sixty people
forming tho town. There 10 diversity OF opinion az
"a whether yellow fever but the three persons
died In convulsioas, scoempanisd BY black vomi.
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THE prsEAsE IN FULTON, xY.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
l..fD Dtt .at FULTON. Sept. 10. 1873
This piacs 10 seventeen miles from Hickman, and IL
In the same county. Five persons have been stricken
with yellow ievss here sinoe yesterday.