Daily globe., 1878-10-29
BRACING BLASTS.
Affording Timely Relief in the Fever Dis
tricts-The New Orleans Relief Associa-
tions Closing up Their Affairs-Reports
From All Points

Affording Timely Relief in the Fever Dis
tricts-The New Orleans Relief Associa-
tions Closing up Their Affairs-Reports
From All Points.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 28.-The board of health Off
cially reports four deaths from yellow fever
during the past twenty-four hours ending at 6
o'clock tonight. Two additional intermenta
are reported by undertakers of parties who
died OF fever in the suburbs. No new cases
are reported. Among those who have died
since last evening are Jacob Paul, Mary Con.
don, u. Bender, Austin N. Yerby, Mrs. G.,
Stefan.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 28.-The Howard associa.
tion tonight resolved to relieve the volunteer
physicians on the 3lst of October, and also to
discharge all vehicles engaged on that date,
when they will entirely close. Cases reported
to-day; IL all old.
JACKSON, Oct. 28.-Eight neg cases. one
death. Rainy, cold tonight.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Oct. 28.-Four new cases, one
death. Heavy frost this morning, with GER
tainty of another tonight.
V1cKsBURd, Oct. 28.-Ice and black frost
last night. The Howard association is now
closing up their affairs and a number of visit
ing physicians and nurses return to their
homes tomorrow. after one and half months
service.
McCoMB CRY, Oct. 25.-Three deaths since
Saturday evening and two patients not expect
ed to live. Several new cases. A physician is
wanted. l.. b. Ford, telegraph operator and
and train dispatcher, died this morning.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct. 28.-No new cases and no
deaths since last report. The sick are doing
well. Heavy frost and ice this morning. Mini
mum temperature at the signal office % degrees
and as low as 20 degrees near the earth. All
quarantine restrictions win be removed Nov. 1.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2o.-Weathcr clear and
pleasant. Deaths. 20; cases reported, q. Total
deaths, 1894; total cases, 1850.
To 6 o'clock deaths and 48 cases reported to
the board of health, of which only one is new
case. Deaths for the week ending the 9th,
30. OF which 1877 were from yellow fever and
Is from other fevers.
The report Of the Peabody Subsistence asso-
citation shows that from the 3lst of August to
the close of the 26th of October, 479l reauisi-
tions were issued, equal to 921,5O1 rations, to
lSl;643 persons; Each person was supplied
with seven days rations. The Young Mems
Christian association report 18 new cases.
YAzoo C1TY, Oct. 2S.-No new cases: no
deaths; heavy frost last night.
OsYKA, Oct. 28.-Eight new cases, one death.
HoUMA, La, Oct. 28.-One new case.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 29.-Forty-eight hours:
ewN cases %; deaths 9.
PArrERsoNvILLE, Oct. 28.-Forty-eigh hours
new cases 5; deaths, Mrs. Sturgis and James L..
Sturgis.
EUREKA, Oct. 28.-One death at Hope. Seven
cases on Rochelps place. Fever among negroes
almost subsided. Sugar mills getting to work
The yield is good.
VIoKsBURa, Oct. 2s.-Two deaths in the citv.
three IN the country. Mercury fell to 35 last
night.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 28.-The first through sleeper
for New Orleans since the yellow fever was de-
elared epidemic there, left here tonight by the
st. Louis q Cairo short line to Cairo, thence
via the New Orleans, st. Louis & Chicago road.
Considerable numbers of refugees are leaving
here for their homes in the South,