The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-19

discharged from tho hospital to-day.
Weather clear and cold; thermometer IS.
The Board Of Health advise refugees not
to return for two weeks after frost. Il }.i
no FEVER AT HELENA. liEf''' I'
NASHVILLE, October 1s.-The following
has Just been received by the agent Of the
Associated Press: -, .'-
HELENA, ARK. October Is.
The impression has gone abroad that the
yellow fever exists here. No yellow fever
In Helena. The general health Of the
city Is good. No business houses closed;
5000 Bales Of cotton awaiting shipment,
and no destitution that the city Is not
willing. and able to relieve. n nr'@g
(Signed) D. d. BISrHRuN, !.
Pres't Phys San. Com.
w. D. McALptsE,M Id
ha G. McALp1SE, NJ. D.
.. A. A. HoME, NJ. D.
-. H. NJ. GRANT, N. D. (
T. N. JACKSON, N. D.
At q large meeting Of the citizens Of
Helena held to-day II was declared that
there was no yellow fever here; that the
Board OF Health in declaring the epidemic
did so in opposition TO the opinion Of the
medical profession here, and that all par
ties can come here with perfect safety.
(Signed) JSo. F. HOMER, Chm.
..'ur JNo. E. BURKE, Sec'y.
THANKS FOR AID! l.tss sr
New ORLEANS, October 1S.-The Fire
mems Charitable Association, OF New Or
leans, return thanks for the generous
aid rendered them by their brethren
throughout the Union.
APPEAL FOR AID.
Plaquemine, Herville Parish-The How
ard Association make an appeal for aid, In
which they say: Weare still in great dis.
tress. We have had over 1,l00 sick, and
over 100 deaths, with 8 deaths in the past
IS hours. There are 72 cases now under
treatment. We earnestly call upon the
good people Of the country for aid.
BARON RouGE, October 10.-New cases
So; no deaths.
ment OF the fever. Ten deaths in the past
two days, including DR.. VIM. A. Roche
and G. o. Leblauch, 4 well known planter.
CA1Ro, October 1s.-Two cases Of yellow
fever since noon, both in the infected dis
tricts. There was q panic and exodus
among the negroes, caused by the appear
ance OF two cases among them this morn
ing. 3 h.t'-l'''
HEAVY FROST At LITTLE ROCK. ''' l-
LITTLE Rock, October 1s.-Heavy frost
last night and coming again tonight.
Three cases OF fever in Helena in the past
twenty-four hours The quarantine CON
tinues rigid.
MExpuIs, October 1S-The Board OF
Health officially reports II deaths from
yellow fever during the past "a hours end:
ing at o'clock this evening. Undertake
ers report 9 additional interments Of per-
sons who died outside the city limits.
Twenty physicians Of the Howard Medi:
cal Corps reports 40 new cases, eighteen Of
these in the city since noon.
The following persons are among those
who have died: Mrs. r. f. Arata, wife OF
the captain OF police; Albert Morton, Mrs.
Kate Buley, Eddie Clarkson and D. A.
Clark.
Frost fell last night at Garner, Miss, 90
miles south OF this city. -rair
Fever has appeared at Jackson, Tenn. .
DR.. G. W. Averall, physician on board
the Howard Relief Train, who was sent
Yesterday morning TO stations on the line
Of the Mississippi 4 Tennessee, Railroad,
between this city and Grenada, returned
tonight. He reported as finding one case
OF fever at Horn Lake; IS at Hernanda; Il
at Senatobia; 10 at Telobia; at Garner,
and quite a number in the vicinity Of
Grenada. a.a- "a q,
NEw ORLEANS, October 1s.-Dr. W. Nn-
sizer, who had been hard at work for the
Howards and very successful, died to-day
OF yellow fever. M
DoSALpsoSvrLLE October 1s.-Twenty,
seven. new cases and six deaths for the
past "a hours. - ~ ~ ~
TAxerPAnoA, October 1s.-Eleyen new
cases aud two deaths in the past two days
and spreading in the country.
BYRAx, October 1s.-All the sick are
doing well. There was slight frost Last
night. IN
BAY ST. LOUIS. October 1s.-Three new
cases; three deaths. ......'..
CANTON, October 1s.-sfx cases and two
deaths; country not heard from. There
was slight frost this morning. Thermom
eter 46'. r5a
OYEA, October lS.-Seven new cases and
one death; total cases, $50; deaths 80. The
fever is spreading in the country. Light
frost last night
Day Grove, October Is. There was on,
death to-day.
LEBANON CHURCH, October IS. 1.-Two new
cases; no deaths; slight frost.
Pass CHRIsrIAS, October 1s.-Eight new
. cases; no deaths. -5.....
GRAND JUNCTION, October 1s.-Eigh
| cases under treatment. Two deaths yes
J terday.
LOuIsyI1Lx, October 1s-A dispatch from
Milan, Tenn, TO the agent Of the Associat
ed Press at Louisville, says: We haye haC
one death in the last "a hours. Mr.. W. E
Gommers was taken sick last night, bu
! his case Is unchanged yet Our town
! almost deserted. The prospect Tor biI
; frost tonight Is good.