The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-21
Movements Of the Cheyenne
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Preparations for Cohen
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Important Foreign intelligence.
yellow FEVER SUMMARY.


Richmond: The contributions in this
city for the fever sufferers, to date. is
IS, 900. "a al ~ n
Chicago: Contributions for the vel.
low fever fund to date $40, SIG, of which
S51, ,567 was made to the citizens COM
mittee. 9To-day's subscriptions IS, 142.
Nashville:, The people of Decatur,
Ala, stampeded the town to-day ,on
account of the yellow fever cases, one
of which, Ludwig, 10 railroad employe,
died. Allbusiness has been suspended.
Canton: Twenty new eases and five
deaths. There is great suffering at
Greenville, there being no rail and but
little river communication, and the
telegraphic communication being inter-
rupted.
Jackson: The general outlook shows
but little abatement. Reports for yes
terday show 13 deaths at vicksburg.
Among the deaths to-day is VIM. A.
Fairchild, Past Grand Commander of
Knights Templar. A
( New Orleans: The following dispatch
was received this morning via vicks-
burg, having been mailed from some
point between that city and Greenville:
The wire between these places has been
down for some days: 6
Grenada: No deaths and but two new
cases. All the doctors have left, ex-
cept Henry Stone, of Natchez. A copy
of the Grenada Sentinel made its ap-
pearance to-day. Up to date 214 whites
and 81 negroes have died.
''Greenville, Miss, Sept. 1S.-Out of
500 people who remained here there are
nearly 400 cases, and 1852 deaths have
occurred up to date. The fever must
abate soon for want of material. Twen-
ty-two deaths in the last twenty-four
hours. -
Greenville: Total cases, $50; total
deaths, 1873. In the last twenty-four
hours, 1S deaths. We are cut off en-
tirely from the world, as the telegraph
Office in Vicksburg cannot take our
business. Only one operator there. We
are out Of medicine and ice, and have
not been able to get message through
for nine days. We could have gotten
relief but for this. { r g
SfPhiladelphia: Yellow fever subscrip-
tion total, $100,711. The committee
acknowledge the receipt from citizens
Of q large amount of groceries, cloth
ing and bedding, which have been sent
forward to the infected districts. The
committee reported to-day balance on
hand of Ss23, 600 and q telegram was
sent to Memphis that SIC, 900 was held
subject to their order If required. .
New York: A man was found to-
day in room at the bowery hotel suf-
fering from yellow fever and was re-
moved to quarantine. Nearly 80, 500
was realized to-day at the matinee Civ
en- by the ladies of New York for the
benefit of the sufferers of the South.
A dispatch from Memphis to Frank s.
Davis, of the relief committee of that
city was read, giving a heartrending
account Of the condition of the sick
there. C.
n Memphis: It is raining this morning
which is unfavorable, both to the sicl
and those who yet remain well. Up tc
noon to-day 23 deaths have occurred
This, however, is not in full, as it is 8
very difficult matter to get at the cor
rect number, owing to the looseness
which characterizes the management o.
two Of the undertaken bunness ar
rangements. The official reports ol
deaths made to the board Yof health
since the beginning of the epidemis
and ending at noon to-day, gives
total Of 2,244. This does not includ.
many who have been buried by private
findividualsr who have purchased coffin
and, intsrfed their own dead An m
crease in the number Of deaths viii
follow the change of weather.
New Orleans: From noon to 9 p. m
there were II deaths and 46 new case
reported. The Howards forwarded b.