The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-06

NEW oRLgASs, October 5-Fiicd IL :O5 y. in.
Deaths 81; new cases reported So; total
cases Il. o05i total deaths 3ll2.
Weather clear aud warm. York A. Wood
ward, commander of the grand army OF the
Republic, is one OF the signers of the appeal
made by the New Orleans Central Committee
for means to enable them 10 continue issuing
| ratlons to the destitute.
Fever Notes.
From Pattersonville.--New cases for two
days, fourteeni total cases, thirty seven;
deaths nine. At Thorton's Calumet planta-
sion there are forty-seyen deaths. At Reca-
hue there are forty seven cases.
From Baton Rouge.-Deaths for the past
twenty-four hours, eight. Over eighty new
cases daily for the last four days. The city Is
now hospital. Almost every house contains
some sick. We are now In the midst of trou-
BILE. Those who are well are worn out through
want Of rest and sleep As yet the weather
promises no relief The cry for assistance
comes on every slice. Judge Buckner, another
active and efficient Howard, is down sick.
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, October, DIR. Mitchell, q
director of the Towards, received the fol-
lowing telegram fran Germantown, Tennes-
see:
"Send doctor TO us at once; DR.. Thomp-
son is prostrated ten new cases has devel-
oped In the past twenty-four hours no physl-
clans to help us"
From noon yesterday TO noon to-day the un-
dertakers report 80 intermentsj Of these u
were reported this morning. Among those
who died since last night, are john A. Holt,
cashier OF the Bank of CommercejJ. NJ. Jabe,
OF the Howard Association; Mrs. j. NJ. Tom
eny, W. Krans, druggist, Lucre Adams,
Mrs. J. NJ. Shaw, Mrs, G. N. Howard, John
K. Miller, nurses from Texas; Mrs. A. W.
Nelson, A. strattman, Thos. Konerd and Mrs.
T. J. Washington.
General Report OF Tho Yellow
Fever for tho Week.
WASHINGTON, October BIN the following
report, except where otherwise stated, the
reports are for the week ending yesterday eve
ming.
Reports to the Surgeon General OIL the U. 3.
Marine Hospital Service shows New Orleans :;
l75i cases, $50 deaths total cases, O,2isi total
deaths, 5000.
At Southwest Pass cases.
At Morgan City 1855 cases, 10 deathsi total
cases $40.
AT Baton Rough, up to yesterday morning at
| nine o'clock, 5A cases, - deaths; total cases
| lilT; deaths rs.
At Plauquemne Az cases, 10 deaths. Total
for the week ending September 81; Cases
| AZ, deaths 60.
At Pass Christian 20 cases, deaths; total
cases 80, deaths Q.
At Mississippi city l2 cases, 2 deathsi total
| cases 20, deaths 3.
At Canton, Mississippi, total cases 10 the
18th, 40, deaths liz. DIR. semmes reports the
fever milder, malariai nearly exhausted.
AT Ocean Springs Is cases, 4 deathsj total
cases ~, deaths p.
Al Pascagoula death.
| At Mobile Is cases, deaths; total case 90,
deaths II.
The fever Is reported at Bausecour and Fish
River.
| At vicksburg 20 deaths, total $40.
| At Chattanooga % cases, ls deathsi total
cases "a, deaths a.
AT Brownsville II cases, 20 deathsi total
cases ga, deaths Sc.
At Nashville deaths, all refugees.
At st. Louis deaths at Quarantine, none In
the city, Total deaths at quarantine and In
the city Al.
AT Memphis 100 deaths. Total deaths dur.
Ing october3 2627.
At vicksburg, 8 deaths yesterdays no new
cases reported In city.
Clinton-The fever has made Its appearance
at Depace's place, miles from tow al 3deaths
and new casesi Clinton is nearly depopula-
ted and business is entirely suspendedi peopl,
greatly alarmed
At Baton Rouge DIR. j. W. Dupree, health
officer, is among the SIGH.
At Grand Junction, Tenn, total cases t.
yesterday evening, I20i deaths, So.
At Louisville, KY, week ending yesterda.
7 cases and deaths, OF these cases and
deaths were among the inhabitants rcsidin
near Louisville and the Nashville depot; N
alarm exists.
At Cairo cases aud death since oetobe
the I'd.
Cincinnati, from Sept. Is to October I'd,
cases, refugee, aud ono death
At Grenada, Is cases under treatment; nun
Der Of not ascertained.
At Water Valley, week ended Sept 2sth,
cases, 10 deathsi total cases TO that date, 5
deaths, II,
Key West, no cases or deaths from Sep