San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

deaths 2sS old cases reported 'ti '.'
Morgan City-Eight deaths
Baton Rouge-Seventy five cases; six deaths
Mobile--sixty cases; ten deaths .
l Decatnr-Ten oases; two deaths.
Port Gibson-Ahout ten deaths IN the eo"h-
TRY; none in Port Gibson.
Pass Christian Sinetcen, cases. 20 atA'hs'
| Chattanooga Thirty eight cases; t"e''e
deaths. ........,
Bay st. Louis-Total cases yesterday, oo'''
deaths, seventy eight. The health authorizes
consider the epidemieIsa end ot
Grand Junction---'ro October Nth, cases la
deaths seventy four.
Milan, Tenn--For the two weeks ending DC
tober 3lst, deaths, twenty two; total deaths
twenty-nine. III. .-,, srils,i. ,-g 49,.
Meridian Over, 100 cases to, date; eighty
deaths. .l.s VA. an -..'as- ig
Gallipolis, Ohio--For the week ending DC
/. tober 30th, one case; two deaths. ~
! Quarantine restrictions at Mobile have
been removed, and Colonel ID. Is. Robinson,
superintendent, states that double daily pas
sengcr and mail transfer of the New Orleans
and Mobile railroad, will resume their regular
trips from and after tomorrow.
| Weather clear; thermometer W.iaa
! New ORLEANS, Nov. l.-Weather clear and
cool. Deaths, eight; cases reported, eighty;
total deaths, 1897; total cases, l3,l6S 'Of the
eighty six cases of fever reported to the board
of health to day, only four are classed as new
cases. Physicians who have not reported cases
before are now reporting them, some dating
back several weeks. 90 ...... a-r.. r,<
GREENvILLE, Nov. There are no new
cases of fever here. There was a decided freeze
last night, after frost during the preceding ten
davs The board of health deem it safe for
refugees to return. s.fi .a. as ~. .sH.t
MEMPHIS, Nov 1.-The weather isclear and
cool A heavy frost fell last night From
six last night to noon to-day there were hve
interments.
Camp Father Matthew was broken mp this
morning. Religious services were held at st.
Bridget's church, and a Te Dcnm was sung as
Thanksgiving for the preservation of the four
hundred encamped there.
/ CHATTANOOGA. Nov. 1.-Two new cases; no
deaths. Heavy frost and ice.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. Montgomery raises
all quarantine, and freight and travel is now
uninterrupted. 3D."
| MOBILE Nov. There was killing frost
within the city limits this morning. The
board of health makes no report for the past
twcnty-four hours, considering it unnecessary,
as the backbone of the fever is broken All
quarantine restrictions will be removed to-
morrow or next day.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Nov. six new cases and
one death yesterday and one new case to-day
Heavy frost last night and prospect OF an
other tonight. The hospital closed to-day
and many business houses opened.
OsYKA, MISS, Nov. 1.-The fever is over.
Heavy frost and ice this morning a
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 2.-In the past twenty
four hours there have been two new cases
Refugees continue to crowd in, and the troops
have returned to their barracks. Several mills
will be open on Monday.
MEMPHIS, Nov.,2-From six last evening
till noon two deaths. ..... ...r
| New York, Nov. 2.-Telegrams announce
the quarantine at Montgomery and Mobile
against New Orleans raised and travel resum-
ed, through lines to New Orleans re-establish-
ed and Pullman cars commence running to-
morrow through to New Orleans .W
LYNcHBuRG, Nov. 1.-The fever blockade is
being raised, and through line to New Orleans
by the way of Knoxville will reopen to-mor-
row.
BAYOU SARA, La, Nov 1.-The quarantine
is raised.
There was heavy frost last night and quar-
antine is raised.
! WISoNA, Nov 2.--There was heavy frost
and ice last night. There have been twenty
one cases and seven deaths to date.
SCRANTON, Nov. 9--W. r. Wallace, railroad
agent at this point, is dangerously ill.
MOBILE, Nov. 2.-Quarantine restrictions
have been removed against every place.
The Board of Health considers it safe for
absentees to return, but recommends that
houses be thoroughly ventilated.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE weather is
clear and warmer. Deaths four; new cases 81.
Total deaths 5!0S, total cases o,-ff.
CHATTANOOGA, November 1.-The board OF
health declares the fever epidemic at an end.
Weather clear and warm; thirty-one new
cases and four deaths in the past twenty-foul
hours.
The murtuary report for the week ending {
Il. VI. Sunday shows 1875 deaths against 80 the
previous week; sixty-nine of yellow fever
against "a the previous week; of deaths from
yellow fever, IL were white and four colored
of the total deaths, seventy were children I'M
der I'VE years of age; there were thirty
burials from public institutions, including Is
from the Charity Hospital
The Alabama g. Great Southern railroad
from Chattanooga to vicksburg is again open
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