The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-13

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wreck the train on The Union Pacific railroad
some time Axc.
Reports Of thu yellow plague in tho
Southern cit,c. ap 20 s~r. rhov NO ah.,e.
mcut 81 Tho endemic. Al M.mnh,. N, =, xsrc
eighty .is deaths for tho nr,,ions ,~ep,,. four
hours. .bout half ~ them c,,orcd n.a,,..
phvx,c,sn. and nur.c. were ~.,i.a,yh r,,r,, 49,,
and The situation "a. extremely ai.cou,.eipv.
A v,ck.butr ,iispstcA Thus de,rr,bos IN. si,us.
tion IN that city "Thia truly hs. been ,he
saddles, dsy y,ckslarr ha. exrcricnccl for
0fty Years. There IL no ,elhnr ~ the
suGFcr,nr within our mdst Ma pcn can n,c,.
uro the dreadful sta,c of existinr AFFAIR. here.
and Tho outside world con form only 1 fain,
Idea of tho misery of tho poor OF this plague.
ridden city. II this devastating disease keeps
mp the strides of tho past twcnty.fonr hours,
thcre VIII not b. one lcf. 10 tell tho tale In =
short timc There IL no way to-day
Of getting at TIM correct list of new
cascs. Tho death-lirt -oh. horror .--ex.
cccdn any during tho ,caurgc ~ the
ncvcr-to c-forgotten ls5s. M pcrson .ecms
10 be exempt from attack. not even those who
have had tho yellow fever before" Al New
Orlcans thc plague wAs on tho incrcs~c 10 fsr
4. Tho number u new cases WAS concerned
thoagh the mortality was not 10 great, thirty
six deaths being reported for the twenty four
hours. The fcycr has broken on
Il Brownsville, Tcnn., Holly sprinss
0rccnville aud Delhi, Miss., ana Hickman.
Ky, and the inhabitants " those towns were
fleeing ~ fast ~ they could got away. At
Hickman tho epiie.nic ragged several days be-
forc Il ~aa asc.rtained that tho disease WAS
rally yellow fever. and then Wild panic on
sned. os'ne I, the terror of sLe people, tho
suffering IN these rural towns will BE- greater,
proportionataly, than In the large eit!cs.
There were eighty.nine deaths from
yellow fever IN Memphis on tho 9Th inst, A |
dispatch from that city of that date says I'VE
have rettled down into state u despair that |
Il hard 10 break by tho closest home. thtnss
from tho plague. We know nothing Ut what I
tho outside world II doing, nor do W care.
Doctors. nnrrca, drugs, sick chrooms cotllns.
grAves cngross our attention BY their pc.rify-
ing monotony Of occurrence At Now Or
loans aol new Cases and ei.hty-xix deaths
wore reported on tho 9th. III vickshnrg tho
plague showed NO abatement, the number of