The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

ING, WEST VA, MON
carry the matter furtherat present. Man!
OF these cases will have proven their tru'
character by this evening, and we hop
they will prove only bilious fever. Man!
, of our people are leaving again, but man!
J more having made one trip, are unable Z
\ make another, and will have to brave /
out. Business Is dead. II cold wavt
will strike Us soon we WILDE all right, bu
it must, come in day or two. ID
VARIOUS TOWNS N TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 5.-Thoma!
Parrish, resident of this city, arrived sev
eral DAYS ago from Louisville, where ht
remained over night in the infected dis
tricts, and was taken down with yellow
fever.
This evening Emile c. Laurent, refu
| gee from Coffeeville, Miss, died OF yellow
fever in the Infrmary:
This morning John U. Eastman, former
master mechanic Nashville and Chatta'
no0ea Railroad, OF Chattanooga, has case
i at the Intirmary. He is in critical con-
dition.
| The situation at Brownsville, the Amer
ican special states, is very gloomy. Fifteen
deaths. Mrs. keatly is dead.
"a q TrscuABIA, ALA.
TuscrxBrA, ALA., October 5.-TwO cases
OF yellow fever death, both native resi-
dents. Everybody leaving town. Great
excitement. Two cases reported At Flor
ence, Ala.
CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October Dur
| ing the twenty-four hours ending at 1 P. N.
to-day. there were two deaths from yellow
fever, both colored, and p new cases, II
OF whom are colored. Money, supplies and
female nurses are needed promptly.
\ BATON ROUGE.
BAToy RorGE, October 5.-Dr. J. W.
Dupre, Health Officer, is among the new
80 VARIOUS FONTS. " IL
BAY ST. LOUIS, October 5.-Nineteen
new cases and three deaths for the past
twenty-four hours Captain Williams, af-
ter working night and day, was taken
down to-day. The Howards to-day sent
ten nurses to Napoleonville, and DR.. Yea
zie and two nurses to Port Hudson. Dr.
William Martin, OF the Canonicus, on duty
for the Howartls at Biloxi, reports forty
new cases OF fever there and four deaths
since last report tsf3lE ..ss
VIcHsBuRG, October Six deaths yes
terday. No new cases reported IN the
! city.
Clear all day. Thermometer SS0. Light
clouds tonight give slight anticipatlons OF
Ii. ,3nt. IN tho fsitv En-
yer greatly abated here. New cases very
few. The fever continues increasing Tear
fully throughout the country. Seventy
cases are reported at Delta. r.-
CAxroS, October-5. Two Of the 10 ma
lignant cases mentioned in the last dis
patch have died Mrs. Wilcox, OF Eigin,
| illinois, and Mr.. Green, her brother, IN
engineer on the road; have taken ia
vorable turn, and will probably recover.
Three new cases yesterday, in the family
OF Mrs. .t.Shackleford, five miles in the coun-
try. New cases, II; deaths, =.
Jackson, Mss, October 5.-Deaths to-
day: J. II. Ledbetter and Willie Taylor.
Several new cases, including DR.. Byron
Lemly, which closes the only drug store in
the main portion OF the city. About thirty
whites and fifteen colored are now sick,
several dangerously.
PADrcAH, KY, October 5.-Have not
had case OF yellow fever here. There
have been several refugees here for six
weeks.
CAvRo, ILL.,, October 5.-Two deaths last
night, one reported yellow fever, the
other doubtinL Two cases more here
which attending physicians pronounce yell
low fever, and six others pronounced sus-
picious. Weather quite cold.
ALGrERs, October 5.-The Firenen,s
Charitable Association appeals to kindred
Organizations for aid to enable them TO
properly assist and care for the sick and
destitute among its members. Address
Daniel Hartwell, President.
CLINTON, La, October 5.-iellow fever
made its appearance at Depuy's place, i've
miles from town; three deaths; two new
cases. Clinton is nearly depopulated; I;
business is entirely suspended, and the
people greatly alarmed.
W1xoSA, October 5.-0ne death to-day.
No new cases. Balance OF sick are conval-
escing, Several cases and one death re.
ported seven miles in the country. The
panic stilhprevails.
GRAxDsrxcrloS, October 5.-Four new
cases and one death. DR.. Bently went TO
Grenada Wednesday. Are organized pret-
ty well now, and things are working
smoothly.
TurBADEAux, October 5.-Eighteen new
cases and two deaths for the past twenty
\ four hours. Total cases 264; total deaths,
25. This report does not include cases in
the country. 4 = ~ s'.i - -
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, October Sat McNair
Plantation twelve new cases and two
deaths in the last twenty-four hours. Two
tnew cases at Dry Grove, and only one
death.
TAxoIPAnoA, Miss, October 5.-One
death. Eleven new.cascs, DR.. B. F. Tay-
klorstopped here. lie reports most OF the
cases tofbeof 4 ualarial type. , 7 " +.
osTxA, October 5.-Four new cases and
one death for the past twenty-tour hours.
Total. 145 cases and l6 deaths to tate.
7 SOUTHWEST Pass, October s. Three new
cases within the past forty-eight hours.
Convalescents doing well.
Holly SPRINGS, October 5,-Five deaths
to-day. New cases on the decrease. Total
deaths to date 80.
| DoxALDsoSvlLLE October s. Total cases
l3e; new cases, H in the past % hours
death. NAG =
FAfouReHE CRnssrso, MIss.. October 8
.I-No new cases. All the sick are doing
well.
MORGAN CRY, October 5.-several new
cases this morning. One death last night
BITTER WANT At NEW ORLEANS
WASHINGTON, October 5.-The Secretar!
Z Of War to-day sent the following telegram
to Collector Smith, at New Orleans:
at appearing that the Howard Associa
ton are contributing toward the relief o.
the destitute, whether sick or not, and thai
there is want and suffering that they car