The New York herald., 1878-09-11


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ALMOST A PANIC AT sENAToBEA, MISS.
GRENADA, MISS, Stpt. 10, 1878.
yellow fever has broken out Ssnatebia, Mss
alarm among the citizens reported be very great
They are preparing 70 abandon the CITY,
wARxEB WEATHER AT vIcKsBuRa AND HIGHER
DEATH RAr1 AMONG YELLOW FEVER PA
TIENIs.
vIcKsBURG, Miss, Sept. 10, 1878.
The wnther hore Is clear and warm, the
thsrmemster registering 90 dssreta Tho indca-
tions that the lover dscrsasi ng in cases,
but the mortality 10 fearful Tn deaths yestsr-
day numbered ferty-six and to-day forty-Iour.
xs1Ss ke"19 coony s r.s..ur.r and Avis q cS..,.
neoga, telegraph operatcr, who came here three
sci. soSsy Drs. koSSins and BsifSnr arc % out .sau
and Dr. O'Leary 10 sitting up.
THE scoUReE SPREADING AROUND vrcKs-
BuBG-DrsrRrss AND GLOOM EVERYWHERE
THIRrY-rrvE NEW CASES YESTERDAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE nBRALD.]
CANTON, MISS. Sept 10. 1873
The cases Of yellow fever here for the past
twenty.four hours number thirty. five deaths, Tho
weather 10 very unfavorabe. Disaress and gloom
the surro country with fasal effect The doc.
tors and nurses are overworkts6 We have received
liberal assistance, bat tho peops'necd much more.
ANOTHER MESSAGE FROM MAYOR POWELL.
CANTON. Miss, Sept 10, 1878.
The uuntsr Of cases rs incrs asng daily. Our ply
scians shs 60 all tho time, night and day.
Dr. J. }. Lyons, Of New Orleans, still here, and is
anofding valuable assistance No one Who has not
been through epidemic appreciate our stua-
lion II is horribls We need nurses badly.
ROBE RT POWELL, Mayor.
INCREASE IN THE DEAF Fl BATE At HOLLY
SPRINGS.
HOLLY SPRIScs, Sept 10, 1873
There have been fourteen. deaths during the last
twenty four hours In tho tow and suburos but only
four new cases Tho wea ner is rainy, cold ana
gloomy.
REDUCTION OF NEW CAslui AT HICKMAN, KY
COOL WAITER.
[BY rELEoRAPH I'D THE HERALD.l
HscKnAS, Ky, viss DRESDEN, Sept 10, 1873.
There have been no new cases OF yellow fever here
since Monday morning. There were swo deaths last
people were at the depot whom the train left
for Nashville. There has been manifestation OF
interest anything but yeilow fever since the
mencement Of The plague. People seem cheer
ful and general issling,.sf relief has been exper-
esced since yesterday.
Telegraph operator Ben Fortune is very low, but
some hopes Of his recovery still entertained He
remained ~ hts post ior two days after he had
been stricken with the fever against the advice Of
physicians, doing an ins1Renso amount Of business
and working his Key rapidly that the best opera
sors were required 70 tas his message AZ the same
sims no scarcely hold up his head When carried
to the once Saturday he iouDd himself unable to
lsavs the buggy In which ne had been brought and
yielded TO his physcian's advice. and, perhaps, 10
death.
The telegraph eaaee. stands over watcr and nth
three feet deep. "A
Il has been raining since last night and the tenn
perntuYs reduced 10 go degrees. Whether rain will
nave bad effect can ouly be told by tomorrow.
Ous OF the three o. tOnr druggists onty remains
T. T. Buck, agsd syxty.1vs years. good deal
Of fun - msde Of the rehngees, who
snsugh iettsrs giving dirscsionst TO tho -Can'tgss
aways - - ths Of their business inter-
esis 10 keep . score OF stsnoErAphers continually
busy.
CONSTANTLY INCREASING DEATH RATE AT
Observation-Disclosures wEArHzR-rEnRI-
BILE coEDrTIoN OF THE CITY.