The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15

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thousand pow prostrased. Among the recent
deaths is DR.. Gotthelf, jewish rabbi.
Sept 1l.-Dssths 81.
| Weather cloudy and very cool; strong north
the deaths 20 day are DR. Potts and DIR. Blob
| fsldt, of Chettsnooga, who came here to sid
| our Sufferers. Two doctors, Bichfeldt and Nor
ris, with ten nurses. came from Chattanooga
| are sick. 1t 10 best for physicians and nursei
that have not had the fever to keep away from
Vicksburg they are almost certain to be at
tackled by the fever, which rs in the case OF Dire
Biohfslde aud Norris, may prove fatal. Tue
fever this season is more malignant than that
Of 1853. Il 10 spreadng throughout Warren
mates there have been 5000 cases and 500
deaths since the fever fret appeared.
Sept. 13.-Desths on l2sh. 10; to-day 81.
GRENADA, MISS.
Sept. IA deaths, new cases.
sept 9.-4 deaths, new Gases.
Sept 9-2 deaths, 8 new cases.
Sept. 10 "A deaths, new cases.
Sept Id deaths, new Gases.
DR.. Warren Stone departs for New Orleans
on to.nigbt's train. Dr.. Stone, by hSs wonder
Interested kindness. has won the undyipg love
Of every heart in Grenada, and has proved
himself during the epidemic, . worthy son Of
en- illostrious father.
Eept, R--2 deaths, Ii new Gases.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
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Sssur, of New Orleans, thirteen nurses and
one compounder; Dr.. A. Fl. Sheldon aud drug
gitt Barnes OF Mobile, Of the Can't Getaway
Club; Drs. r: n: swearingen and T. D. Mau-
ming, of Austin, Texas, and three nurses, from
Memphis. Rev. Mr. Craig, Presbyterian min
iIter. Mr.. Miller. Baptist. and Father Oberti,
Catholic, are all down. The two Methodist
divines have deserted their poet.
Sept 9 8 deaths.
Sept 10.-14 deaths
Sept Ills deaths including Rev. Father
oberti. There are now left in town 800
white persons and 500 blacks.
Sept 12.-6 deaths, 12 new cases.
CANTON.
Sept. 7.--l2 new cases and deaths in the
last "a hours. Refugees are taking the fever
in the surrounding country. Eleven new
cases in one house, seven miles east Of here.
We have 500 persons in the corporate limits of
the town, aud over 1000 in the town and it's
under our care.
Sept. 9 -21 Iew cases, deaths.
Sept 1875 new cases, 1 death. Total
deaths to date SO.
Sept 11.-New cases Is, deaths 4.
Sept 12-2 deaths. 90 new casee.
Sept. 13.-Deaths 4; new oaSes 36
MISCELLANEOUS.
In Greeuville, Miss, there were 16O CASES and
70 deaths up to the 9Th.
In Port Gibson, Miles,. AIS cases and IS deatts |
10 the 10Th.
I In senst bis, Miss, over 80 oases have CO.
,urred.
Station, on the Vicksburg and Meridian Rail-
Dad, forty mileB west of Meridian; ten oases
1t Bolton. on the Same road, twenty seven
niles east of Vicksburg.
At Cairo, Ills Thos. Nslly, editor of the
Bulletin died Of fsver on the 18th. Great ex.
rement followed, and many people left the
own at once.
At New Richmond, Ohio, 90 miles from Gin
innsti, five persons have died.
A telegram from GAllipelis Ohio September
1th, Says: In the vicinity Of where the
ague ship John Porter was moored, and In Q
adius of seven miles, the northern boundary
{ which is within two miles of this city, there
reported to be from fifteen to twenty cases
fever; seven deaths have occurred since
unday. There is much excite ment citizens
re sending their families away in all direo-
oHs.
In Mobile, one person died OF fever on the !
9th. The Board of Heath reports it an i'm
orted case.
At PlSquemine. La, up to the 5tH, there
ere q deaths. On the 9Gh, letter says the :
'ver is on the increase, and has assumed the
ost alarming proportions. L.
At Baton Rouge, mp to the 18th, there had
sen 332 cases and 25 deaths. The people are
lin and face the danger with courage.
There are few cSses In the parish Of As 6
lmptioD, La, and In Thibodaux. a
On the 18th Baton Rouge reports SO new =
Ises and three deaths.
Three deaths at Biloxi on the 12ths &