The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29
YELLOW FEVER.
FROST AND ICE AT cARo-So NEW CASES
AND NO DEATHS. tt.. uT

AND NO DEATHS. tt.. M
CAIRO, It's, October 2s.-So new case
and no deaths since last report. The sic
are doing well. There was o heavy fro
and ice this morning. All quarantine :,
strictions will be removed November Is
AT NEW ORLEANS. ".
NEw ORLEANS. October 2s.-Weatht
clear and pleasant. Deaths, %; case
q; total deaths, 1894; total cases, 1898
A FREEZE AT MEMPHrs-REYudEEs MAY No'
RETURN.
MEMPHIS October 2S.-Last night col
heavy frost fell, and Ice formed. 81H
The Board OF Health will tomorrow, o.
ficially announce the safety to refugees .rt
turning to the city, but recommend tha
all the dwellings be thoroughly yentilate,
before occupation.
From six o'clock last night till noon'to
day, six orders for interments were report
ed by the undertakers.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 2s.-The Boart
OF Health officially reported four death
from yellow fever during the past twenty
four hours ending at six o'clock tonight
Two additional interments are reported
by the undertakers Of parties who died O
fever in the suburbs. No new cases art
reported. Among those who have died
since last evening are Jacob Saul, Mrs
Mary Conden, L. Bender, Austin Nyerby
and Mrs. G. Shehan.
BLACK FROST.
vIcxsBuRG, Miss, October 2s-There
was ice and black frost last night. The
Howard Association are now closing up
their affairs. A number OF visiting physi.
clans and nurses return to their homes to-
morrow after one and half months SER
vice. -i"
MonrIE, October 2S.-For the 4S hours
ending at noon to-day, new cases fifteen;
deaths five.
NEw ORLEANS, October 2S.--Up to Q
o'clock four deaths and forty.eight cases
were reported to the Board Of Health, Of
which only one was new case, and forty-
seven not heretofore reported. The deaths
for the week ending the 9th are $40, OF
which III were from yellow fever and 10
from other fevers. is
The report OF the Peabody Subsistence
Association shows, from the3lst Of August
to the 26th OF October, 40,00l requisitions
issued, equal to 92l sol rations, 70 1Sl ,G49
persons. Each person was supplied with
seven days rations.
The Y. n. G. A. reports eighteen new
cases.
YAzoo Cry, October 2s.-No new cases;
no deaths. Heavy frost last night. -
osYKA, October o6.-Eight new cases
and death.
HosMA, La. October 2s.-one new
BAroS RouaE, October 2s.-For the
past 4S hours, new cases twenty-three;
deaths two.
PArrERsoSvrLLE, October 2s.-For the
past As hours, new cases 81 deaths Mrs.
Sturgiss and James L. Sturgiss. b
FAIRrAx, October Plantation River
side, new cases Mrs. 0glesby, Of Eureka;
one death at Hope, one nurse on Roekell's 9
place. The fever among the negroes has
almost subsidized. Tho sugar mills are get
tingto work and yield good.
VicKsBuRG, October 2s.-Two deaths In
the city and three in the country. Mer-.
curry fell to $50 last night " '''
PHYSICIANS RELIEVED. gE4 ra
NEW ORLEANS, October 2S.-The Howard
Association tonight resolved to relieve
the volunteer physicians on the 3lst Of
October, and also to discharge all vehicles
engaged on that date. when they will
close entirely. Cases reported to-day, III;
all old. 6t,gr - lP-et fF. 3
JACKSON, Miss, October 2s.-Eight new
cases and one death. Raining and cold
tonight. -
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 2s.-Four new
cases and one death. Heavy frost this
morning, with certainty Of another to-
night. rs,-,g.,s,,e s..is...'.d- 10,
THE BESSER FAMILY, ,RuSp. I, ,s.,.
NEw YoRx, October %. Postmaster
James announces that the. contributions
for the relief OF yellow fever sufferers,
made to the postofiice in the next three
days, will be added 10 the fund, TO be held
in trust for the widow and children OF
Lieut.. Benncr, OF the U. s. A., who died
while in charge OF the relief steamer ]. M.
Chambers.
McCoMB Cry, October 2S.--L. B. Ford,
telegraph operator and train dispatcher,
died this morning. -.l'
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