The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
THE #0w Awsss.

The following dispatches were received yes
| terdav
| a.-. B1LoxI. October $. 1878.
F. r. southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa
| ton:
Twenty new cases from L ygHs4ts4rHda,yii Nc
| THIBopAux. October Q, 1875
| r. r. southmayd, Secretary Howard Assoeia-
ton:
| Sixteen new cases: no deaths. Great number
cases are nSaElf M Rna tnEttf9lE fayey
| JACKSON Miss, October 8, 1878.
r. \. southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa
| Please send 100 pounds orange leaves here
| can be thrown off at depot. Fever spreading
day ten OF iteeli Eases under trsat ment. iii
dicatfons are that 1t will be declared tpifemic
| In day or two, j.. D; STEWART.
President Howari Association.
BAY ST. Louis, Miss. Octob 70. 1878.
r. r. southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
Eighteen new cases and three deaths for pas
twenty-four hours to 10 m to- day, TIE numb /
q new eases on the second sh 4, faya read
eighteen Instead OF eight. ~ w. PUTNAM
LAFouacHE CROSSING. October 8, 1871
r. r, southmayd, Secretary Howard lAssocia-
ton:
Seven cases Ia tha Iiafort family, two of them
dangerously III. Three haw cases shines nv
last report. No deathg.4 L. A. LEBLANC.
= THIBoDAux. October 8, 1878,
Il, =. southmasd, Secretary Howard Assoeia-
lnstfe tirnea from LabadievIle. viii leave to-
morrow for New mrl, aus With sick nurses.
/ ". r Vaudeville. M. d.
OsyKA Miss. October g. 1878.
Gen. i. NJ Ogden. Vice President Howard Asso~
Can you detail DR.. B. T. Taylor. with the ap-
prevail # DR.. Choppin. President Of the Board
OF Health, t., remain with us short time, to
assist our phyaiolans? Seven new cases In the
Ia tWenty-four hours; one deah. and two
with black vomit4 Please send us one box Of
essence of beef, thermomater, AID one box ale.
JOHN ". CUTRFR
Secretary Howard Association.
DR. Henry Stone. who did such noble service
at Grenada. left last evening for Ocean Springs,
where the fever is very bad.
DRY GROVE. Miss, VIA CRYSTAL SPRINGS.
October g. 1878. !
President Howard Association, New Orleans:
We terday / went to NJ Nar plantation six
miles from Dry Hrove. where l found twelve
CAGES Ut yellow and putrid fever three deaths
having occurred In twenty four b ura. Mrs
Il. @. n 1ncure the patient referred 10 In for
mer telegram at I4att plantation, 10 out Of dan.
get ahee sn e +. she sn mas o u x
are already nvalesceht and others doing well
Terry people are SO panic-strieken that they
even FORGET he duties, 81 humanity, Please
send chlorine water and ths other articles. sucn
~ blankets. etc, through Crystal Springs,
whose philanthropic people are worthy Of
praise. At Dry Grove three new cases Of col
oretd people and three deaths Nurses doing
we'll. I. QUIGANO. M. d.
GnEENvILLE, October 3. 1873.
Howard Association. New Orleans
Cfnsus just concluded Total population at
het iunipg OF fover 1866; number dead to date,
900: number now sick, 12: number convales-
cent f57 number still to have il, 323; new eases
to date. ar; deaths III tweny four hours. g.
s. ARCHER
Chairman r H. Committee.
V1CKsBuRG October 3 1873.
T. r. southmayd Secretary Howard Assooia-
ton:
Nine deaths during past twenty four hours
bennett, telegraph operator here is very low
and not expected to live We are overwhelmed
with business and almost exhauatnd.
r. w TITTNSAkER.