The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22
Decrease in Mortality and Sick
ness at New Orleans.
MEMPHIS ALSO BETTER.
No More Victims to Attack
in Grenada.
PANIC IN CHATTANOOGA.
Small Villages in Mississippi, kentucky and
Tennessee Infected.
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
49, np,v.xs sapt 81 1877

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS Sept Il, 1873.
The reports OF OF yellow fever to-day are
From the Board OF Health. lO5
From the Young Mems Christian Associalion.... SO
Total oLo
OF the cases reported by lhe howards 80 are old
.ases moi before reported. The number OF
70 against 60 yesterday, decrease OF Total deaths
10 date 243O The lever is decidedly on the decrease,
and the cases generally Tor The past few days yield
more readily to treatment.
DEATH
The death list to-day Is as lollows:-
Victor Lopez Maud Aregnozerega.
Aurust BuesL joan Lewis COOK
Emma Conrad. Henry A Grunewald.
August Rocher Joseph Clavac
Charles H. d. Kay. Marie Desieres
Mrs Mary A. 0'Brien. ANNIE Rogers.
Edith Rousseau. William Fiz
Eugene Mccarthy. FRANCISCO Aiito
ratrIck sullivan james Caughin.
Marlin Cayauagh. Auna Chopin.
Benjamn hamburg Aipnonse LecoIiier
sopnia C. Brown. Barnes Green
ruomas h. Duncan. Mary " monroe
Jonu Hurley. Frederick Mains
- Reinerth Josephine Ratioe.
William Abortion. Henry YOb.
EI,za Ferguson Mary Ii. Scnuaudor.
GABRIEL Terrier. Camille Caster.
Albert 1. Hall. Jonn Howard
john Ii. Ellison Lydia Solvy.
Catherine Blanco George Hodges.
lanes Flynn. Theodore Neumann.
NJ B. Ross. Joen Schelies
Jane Hulard Richard Condor.
Jonn Kraz Mary DAILY.
patncK AouIhhan Constance Ditz
John b. story. John Lowe
Erwin Monr. John wilson.
LOUIS Pett Alois Lluk.
T. j. Carlos Joseph Clayton.
Arthur Rodriguez
This list Includes twenty eight children under
WE'VE years OF age.
special despatch from Lake says:-'Ttere
have bsen twentyone deaths ana ninety one cases to
iae There mas been but death IN the past three
aays; hut there were eighteen new cases The
physicians are lar more hopeful OF checking the
fatality, but the disease seems destinedt visit every
housenold Among tno dead are the w. NJ SENIOR
Warden and the JUNIOR Deacon OF The Masonic L0 lge
the true, sending special tram Almost daiiy with
medicines aud supplies. The regular frsight and
passenger trains on thus road are stopped
CITY, LA.
At Morgan City the Total number OF cases TO date
have been Co. Deaths Is; recovered 2I under treat
nent, Il.
There been Ihirty-one new cases and one
death here to-day.
FEVER DECREASING IN MEMPHIs-NuRsEs
BEING SENT HoME-DEATHs YESTERDAY
MEMPHIS, Tenu, Sept. Il, 1873.
The weather has cleared off bright and cool, and a
more hopeful feeling prevails For the past twenty
Tour hours ending AT noon to-day slxty-iour deaths
have occurred. NineteeE of them were reported this
morning. The Howard Association are busiy en-
came here from abroad, but whose services were not
needed. Dr. W. E. Rogers, ply in charge of all
the Howard iparmsries, was taken down last night
and is at Camp Joe Williams, four miles south Of
this city. Marcus Jones, president OF the Odd
Fellows' Relief COMMITTEE, was stricken down this
morning; also Dr. l.. J. Heady, volunteer physician
IRON Sherman, Texas, who mas been on duty at tho
Market street IuhrmaTy DR.. j. o. G. GorrelI, volun
ieer physician IRON Fort Wayne, Ind, died this
morning. Thomas Bacon, secretary oil Chickasaw
Lodge No. S, o. oil o. F. ana VINO has been ia charge
Of Flaherty Sulivan's undertaker's establishment.
also died this morning Rlcnird Eolech resident
agent IN this city OF Joseph Scnz's Brewing Com
psny, died last nignt Elk miles out In me
country. Rev. Father Jonn, Cathohe priest from
Columbus, Ca, arrived here last evening Doctors
q. W. Tucker OF Dallas. Texas; u. A, Wnkrs, OF
Lebanon, Tenn, and W. A. Cassweil OF Americas
Ca, have arrived and been assigned TO DUTY Among
the convslescents are Dr. a. A. Lawrence, General
McClay and II. j. simmons, oil the Howard Associa-
bon.
PATHOLOGICAL ExAAiSAuoSs.
The pathological observations upon the dead bodies
have been very extensive apd exhaustive. They are
conducted by Professor r. o. summers, ~. d., OF
Nashville, Tenn, assisted by Drs Overall oil Murfrees-
borough, Tenn and Cnievss OF Savannah Ca. They
have shown important LESSONS at tue base OF the
brain. a "boxwood' aver, dcgenerated kidney aud
nm enormously hypertropnied spleen IN every IN
stance. Analyses OF urine ana OF the nuds OF the
body generally are beng daily made. An elaborate
report viii soon appear under the direction OF the
Towards aud the CIuzens' Rehei Commlttee, snd
one also OF purely technical character VIII DC i'r-
DOCTORS DEAD AND SICK
Since The beggnlng OF Tue ep'dcmle the loHowing
physicians Of the Ho medical corps nave iaHen
victims TO tho piague:-
W r. Hodges, vi Memphis.
X 81 Wnnams, OF Woodburn, KY.
W. Mckim, OF 81. LOUIS.
". &. Meade, OF Arkansas
]. H. AtGTeg0r, 0i Upton county, Tenn
j. W. Mesrcs, oil Nashville.
l. y. HArlop. OF Hot Sphngs, Ark.
J. q. fcnnse, 81 lndianspohs
!. ~. hIcks. OF AurirecsbOrOurh.
J. > Baukson OF stevenson, Ala
]. W. Baro, Of Browusviie, Tenn
A n. Psarce, OF Cincinnati.
Z. Nugc1i, OF ~. I.oas.
" J. AfmsuonF, OF Memphis.
D. q. tate CtuCinuatL
d g. Gsfreti, F0r WAYNE Ind
Tue iOliowinu are reported the sick list
= a. McCoruick OF Terra Haute, Ina.
W }. 10 ~, CinCunatL
X W. HaBter. kaosasIhy
y. l.. sin Nemunis
J. Luunu, Los Angeles, Cal
4 w. Force hot spungs, ARK
j. N. WUrthea Rouse Rock, ARA.
AZ. A. Damson, Aempals
". AUG kushu. DaytOh, Ohio
r. T. MONTGOMERY Chattanooga, Tenn.
". ~ BlsanUt, Juassiowu, Glss.
4. A. ChsFiss, asVasuah, Ca
Y. Burehani, C0iumuas. Oale
coxDITIox or I'm DISEASE ~ CHATTANOOGA,
ILNS.
lHY TELLoRATu To THE HERALD
CuarrasOooa. sept 81 1873.
There has been death reported VI yellow tever
during the pasl twenty tour hours three patients
nov sicE are not expected 70 survive thc nighL Ia.
doctors report 0aly lew neN eases rbes are aOl