The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01

Henry Stokes. Mrs. Huntington.
Carrie Stokoa AGustus Wegert
Lucy Stokes. J. N. Bishep
Mrs Hebsr aud three chis AT. ana Ma. Al Lake and
oren Two en!idren.
Samuel w. A. Cromwell baby "
IL l.. Cromwell. MI Chandler.
Mrs DeyoumsI Mrs Chandler.
Dora Chamberlain. Glen Wolf
J. B. TOwnsend. Master Higate.
j. j. i. 'sssaskls. vile .,d ~. aasn:.
child. Mrs. Signaigo's Two chill
william Shsnke. Bell Ayers
Mrs Bristol and grand Ms William Ayers.
child. J. J. Lilly.
Anne Williams. Mrs. Lilly.
MRS. Williams. o. r. Rawlins' two chill
Carrie Mclean. dren.
ROOss. Alg.te. Mrs. y r. Sanders and
Mrs. Higa,s child.
Three Misses Higate. Dr. Campbell
DoUBrPULs
Those who prostrated whose condition Is pro-
nouncsd dangerous, are named as tollows:-
A. N. Reading, the telegraph operator
Alexander Rsialsky; will PROBABLY die.
Mrs. Jackson; has had relapse and will probably
die.
Others less sick are:-
Rosa Hughes H. SadieE
Mrs. Aamlin. Aiphonsc Gerard.
Kate Sad!er. Juliet Gerard
Amos Sadlsr. o. b. Riwiins.
Collin Gray. Jake Hieke. fog rye
Or. May. Tom Marshall and shiidle.
Allie Hughes. J. T. Hall. Sr. FLs Dot.
Josie Woed. DR.. E. W. Hughes. l'q sDq
Charles " God. Eugene Milton.
Mrs. Scan,ling George Stedmeyer
Master Scantiing. Alice johnson.
w. j. Lilly. Robert johnson.
Ike Williams
SATURDAYS DEAD
The following are tho names OF those numbered
with the dead during the bast twenty-iour hours:--
j. K. Wood, the railroad agent, died At nve O'Clock
this mornina He joint agent Of tho Chicago, ST.
Louis and Now Orleans and Ai.sisspp, ana Ten
ncssss railroads aud was highly esteemed by all.
Dr. w. W. Aall very prominent physician. and
hts mother, MrG J. q. Hall
mrs. Irwin, Robert sadisr. Thomas Irby, Rev. Dr..
Haddock, tho Baptist minister, and DR.. Hughes IN
estimable local physician.
A RKQuEsr To THE BENEVOLENT
The following request Is made to all those good
people contributing TO the Grenada Relief Rund:-
To ALL VINO SEND TO GRENADA MONEY OR CoxrRisU-
Please send money by express IL is dsadheaded and
drafts esses'.i p.psr' ,Sprssensing mSnsy.rs Dor
The Postmaster and his assistant both down andthe
csu pay pos, oncs orders There Is no relief
.nd so or are or 10 snd all
20 ga hcr.d asss,oS ssia. STONE
Howard representatives.
Butler p. Anderson, who Frustrated with tho
fever lew days ago and removed fernando,
Miss for treatment, 10 reported recovering General
Smith, also prossratsd here and removed TO Memphis
is dong we'll Mrs Friedman. OF New YORK, will 70.
cover.
ALL COMMUNICATION SHUT OFF.
At this hour no telegraph operator be found
will risk his life In Grenada, but Superintendent
Dusap has hopes oil before im ornug
As now, the pIngue stricken city is entirely
OF IRON The world, both the postmaslers aud
telegraph operators being orcod appeal Tor mercy
sIxTY-roUR NEW CAsEs-A DECREASE IN THE
NUMBER OF DEATHS AND'A DEMAND FOR
NUHsgs ,, r
Tx TELEGRAPH TO THE HeRALD1
vioxsnvRo. Miss. August 81, 1873
sixty.iour new OF yellow lever have been re-
ported to-day. There decided decline the death
rate Among the dead Major Burslsy, OF the How.
ard Association. Included Ia the sick are three
pricsts. More nurses are much needed
Seven cases are reported today ut DELHI, La
Tho weather Is clear and favorable Tor q better
man gcment OF the fever.
DEATHS GREENvILLR, MISS.
Tue yellow fever has appeared at Grecnvilie Misa
Two deaths reported. The people are panic
stricken and flying IRON the town. typographical
Union No los appeals to unions assistance
Remit TO Michael ). Battelssy.
PRocEEDISos--RIrusAL TO HELP BURY
YKvER CoRPsE-ATTEMPr To BURN THE
HOUSE TO WHICH IT WAS REMOVED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
WATER VALLEY, Mss, August 81, 1873
Intense excitement exists here. Kinney Lees q
yellow lever victim, died yesterday. The citizens
were terrified that not . man would help 10 bury
the corpse. j. n. Becton, mastsr mechanic, of the
Jackson route at Wafer Valley, called on the citizens
TO help him move the dead body but
not a man responded to tho call Mr.
Bocton secured a wagonj then entering Loss'
house he placed the body In the conn., then shoulder.
ing coffin and corpse no placed them iu the wagon re-
moving II to the cemssry. where, without assistance,
he buried the body In the grave. Az night tho cow
ardly inhabitants tried to burn down tho house where
Lees had died, but some Of tho railroad boys, who
were guarding the premises. gave she cowardly Ore.
bugs warm reception with buckshot aud powder
YELLOW DIXON
The citizens Of Water Valley are leaving the town
In hordss to-day. The North bound train was loaded
with passengers leaving to escape the terrible scourss
The smpicyesof the Jackson Route, AUDITORS De-
psrtmen located At that place, to-day left the place
In BODY. they had removed from Nov Orleans TO
escape the scourge and new aed from Water Valley
to Bolivar, Tenn, Tor the sams reason J. X. Booker
Is tho only yellow fever victim now remaining IN
wster Valley.
CANTON WORSE = PATIENTS AT HOLLY
spRfNos--oPEN Doons ron TIE SICK AND
soRRowFuL.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD1
HOLLY sPRixGs Mss, August 81 1879
Al Canton, Miss., the lever 10 spreading RAPIDLY
Yostsrday Dr. NJ. J. Mckee died. Ne vas one Of The