New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
THE FETER Still RAGING.
FROST EXPECTED TONIGHT
THE SMALL TOWNS AND PLANTATIONS SUFFERiN"
wORST-LIEUTESA BFNNER DEAD.

THE SMALL TOWNS AND PLANTATIONS StFFEHlN"
wORST-LfEUTEStS DINNER DEAD
NEW ORLEANS, oct. 1.-THE weather this morn
ing Is partly cloudy and COOL with light rain. To-
DAYS yellOw-feyer reports show los new cases and
2i deaths. The footings TO date are l3,O93
cases and 1859 deaths. Reports from
all the plantations and small towns IN Louisiana
and Mississippi where the fever is prev alent sho"
thar the disease Is still very active.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct 1.-THE Board OF Health
officially report deaths from yellow fever dur
ing the twenty four hours ending at q y. IN. Inc
undcr;akcrs report the intrrmcnt Of nine additional
persons who died outside of the corporate" limits.
:. T. Read. cashier Of the Union and Planters
Bank. was stricken down this afternoon his attack
is a mild one. Iweuty-ouc physicians of the
Howard medical corps report fortv-clght new cases;
seventeen the city aud tmTty-onc IN the SUBURBS
The prospect is favorable for iro-' Tonight
BUrwNNVuIE. Tenn, Oct. l7.-OnlE hvc ne"
ca ,cs today All coorcd. Dr Guutlad, of -, Ions,
died this evening. Henry Wood - very ILL., me
total cases To date number 5l2, me dcalH'
IIG There are on hand about ninety cases.
an easier feeling prevails on account OF the cooler
weather
Cm,rTANooGA, Tenn, Oct. I7.-Dr. Nandcman
reports for the, tWruty-fOur hours ending p M;
death, from yellow fever two, and tlght new
cases. # which three are c"or"d. heavy ram
fen TO-DAY mp TO p H.: eea vi on on oo cI'";
decrease If lew cases Is expected Tomorrow.
MOBILE Ala, Oct. l7-SIX new cases OF yellow
fever and six deaths are reported Tor the las TWEEN
N-tour hours.
HrGrNA, Ark. oct. 1.-THE excitement here Is
ahatIug. six of the seven PHYSICIANS say thal the
di>ra~,. not yellow fever. one phl,c0an' who /,
member # the Board Of Health still contends mat
II Q, yellow fever
CAIRO. oct 1J.-Thcrc have been three new cases
OF fever in the past tw"utN-four honr- ana one
death. There good pros cct of frost tonight.
lIlrIE ROCK. Oct. 1.-The weather l. cooler ara
there j. prospect of frost tonight.
CIN,INNATI. Oct. lit l. stated that the
yellow fryeE ha~ not dIoapp afed from Gal
Ipol- ohio. was thought hy CIT
q uS Of that place. Seven deaths have
occurred within a week in the infected district
where rhr steamboat Porter anchored, winch
the physician, decide were genuine cases OF yellow
fever. >.
WA-mNGToN. oct 17.--At meeting Of the Ike
,uri,c Committee IF the yellow Fever Relief Com
mission held to-iIy the ,ad announcement Il tie
death of Lieutenant Brunrr /. : A., commau"luE
tine relief boat Jonu VI. Chambers on ~ expedition
down tie Miss ,-Ippi RIVER, was made by tho chair
man. \ tribute was pId TO the courage ana uIdN.
cry of the officer who had voluntarily rsh"d
m- life lu the cause of mercy and hUWauIiY.
The Telegram announces that he died at NlCka-
burr 700 4:|D o. lu,b thi, morning. Secretary Nc
tIary and tUc officers of the Relief COMMISSION To-
aa, I,--Ial.rd 20 the official commanding the
steamer 90 proceed mp tAr Uycr to quarantine De-
lov 81 LorI-. Money VII bee sent TO them to sup
ply all wants.