The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22

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THE YELLOW FEVER.
a MARKED mECREA sE I'M THE sC0URGE
DURHNe THE PAsr FORTY
EIGHT HOURS.
SSxty=efghs Deaths I'm Memphis ON FRI
daY-WOrthless Nurses to be
Got Rid OF.
Especial to the Democrat.l
MEMpHTs, Sept. 81, 2:30 g. m.-There were
sixty-eight deaths yesterday; colored twenty
eight. Among the deaths are the wife OF |
John G. Lonsdale, Sr, Howard treasurer,
and 81, n. Clark, secretary Of the Phoenix In
surance Company. DR.. w. ID. Rogers, an
eminent and energetic physician, is sick at
one OF the camps. Efforts are making TO get
rid Of worthless nurses. W. L. W.
Failing on i'm the MOrtuary Rate aS Mena"
paals -Forsy"one Deaths Yesterday
Especial TO the Democrat
MEMPHIS, Sept 21.-There were forty-one
deaths to-day; seventeen colored. DR.. ARM
strong, resident physician, died last evening.
The weather is cool and clear. W.T w.
4 Nrpre Favorable Report from CantoR-
seven New Gases and Two Deaths
Yesterday.
tsnacial to the Democrat
CANTON. Miss, Sept. 21.-New cases for the
twenty-four hours ending OF O'Clock THIS
morning seven; deaths, two.
EMMETT L. Ross.
Tharty-one new cases ana One Death at
BATON Rouge.
t@t Especial to the Democrat.l
Baton ROUGE, Sept. M.-YeiloW fever re-
port for twenty -four hours ending at 9 o'clock
this morning: Deaths, one; new cases. thir-
: ty-one. --- #.. W. ~
TEse Disease at Hernaudo, Canton and
Greenvf1fe.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Judge Chalmers,
of The Supreme Court of Mississippi, now in
this city, received q telegram last night from
his home at fernando. Miss, announcing
three deaths from yellow lever. Great als- Us
tress exists and the public ls appeaaiied, TO IoI
assistance. fernando Is on the MISSISSIPPI
T. and Tennessee Railroad, twenty-five miles
@ from Memphis. Contributions can be sent to
Hon. Edward Burlington, Mayor OF her
nando. -u ..,
the chairman of the relief committee at Cam
ton, Mics, announces the gratit yng 1act Ihat
nothingls now needed in that town but food.
state Sk affairs in Greenville, Miss. Over 1912
deafhs have occurred and the fever still
rapes. The town is isolated and demands
Immediate relief. Contributions sent 20 Gen
& dnnf fff hp Rank.
at Vicksburg, will be promptly forwarded.
weekly Report of the surgeon General.
WASHINGTON, Sept. al Office Surgeon g
idgton, September 81: Abstract, OF sanitary
reports received during the past week under
the national quarantine act:.
6n ee smiling yesterday
evening, O decrease Of 113 deaths from the
week before; II deaths occurred IN the last Las
twenty-four hours. Total deathss to date 72l
reported to the Board of Health occurred on
fhe fourteenth Of August A previous case,
not reported to the board, but thought te
have been yslow feyer s
Yesterday there had been 672 cases and u
Moran, Citu-During the week ended yes
terday evening there were 4 cases e. OF rev 1eyer
and 10 deaths, making In all 66 cases ana le
Mobite.-Four cases of yellow fever and 6
deaths occurred during the past week,
making In all 6 cases and deaths.
Grersada-For the week ended yesterday
evening there were 20 new cases and 81
deaths. Total deaths to date 2n There !, L L
no decrease In the yrulence OF the 1eyer Dr
Henry Stone, OF Natchez, is the only physi
Pass Chrtstian-From the ninth to th'
twentieth OF September there were + -, new
eases Of yellow fever and no death. Tota
BiIori Miss-Twenty cases Of yellow feve
and deaths have occurred to the twentiet
OF September. .
Ocenn Springs, Mass.-There were IA case
Of yellow fever and deaths for the weel
ended yesterday eyening. Total cases 81
Msmpkis-six hundred and twenty death
from yellow fever occurred during the weel
ended Thursday evening, September 10, max
ING q total Of 2131 deaths. The number
cases is not known to the Memphis Board G
Health.
Yesterday evening there were 100 new case
of yellow fever and Is deaths, making, In al
I3O cases and A deaths. The deaths for tn
week ended September reeorf Is were 49, instead
H;cbnnGn. Ku.-Forty- two deaths from vel
Yesterday evening; is new cases and death Lea
Curing the last tWenty-fOur hours. Iota
cases to date 2O5, deaths a.
Cairo.-Three new cases, OF yellow teve
since the last report. Two died IN CAIRO, an
one went to Mount City, eight miles fron
here, and died there.
st. St.Lous-During the past week there wei
6 deaths from yellow fever OF which we're
quarantine. All were refugees.
Louisville. Eighteen cases OF yellow 1eye
and deaths for the week ended yesterda
evening. Total cases, n; total deaths, z6' a
refugees.
Cia,cinnoti-Five cases of yellow fever and
death during the week ended yesterday ever
ing; all refugees. Total cases, 80; deaths,
Galkpols.- Since last report to Septembe
Is there was new case of yellow fever and
deaths, making in all 2S cases and IL death
all rraceable to the infected steamer John
Potter.
Indianapolis refugee died OF yello'
fever September II
Bau st. Louis-Fifteen new cases, OF yello
cl,, the yrpplS, death