San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-16

Rabbit Ia not expected to live through the
night. West, Fisher and others are GONZALES
cent; Miller and Leloup are atwork; West anu
Cottrcll will resume duties in few days.
MEMPHIS, Oct i9--The board Of health re-
port deaths for the "a hours ending at 0p'
m: undertakcrs report 10 additional burials,
who died outside of the city limits. Sixteen
Howard physicians report 40 new cases, 10 in
the city. No more money needed at present
LOUISVILLE, October la--The ground this
morning was covered with such heavy frost
a. TO cause the belief that alight snow had fal-
len. The temperature fell enough to allow ice
one-eighth of an inch thick to form on ponds
around the city.
WASHINGTON, Oct. la--Reports to the sur
geon general of the ma ne hospital service
show: New Orleans dur. the week ending
yesterday, 018 cases and 235 deaths; ID cases
and 30 deaths occurred in the last "a hours
Total, l2,lS cases and 1898 deaths. No cases
at Port Eads or Southwest Pass during the
past week. Morgan City-Sixtecn deaths. 1t
seems the number of cases was incorrectly Civ
On in the last report; total cases to date, about
AZ; deaths 81. Mobile--56 cases and IL deaths;
total 90 cases and &c deaths Decatur-75 cases
and l2 deaths; total l55 cases, "a deaths. Ocean
Springs-25 cases, death; total lsS cases, ~
deaths. Pass Christian-:2 cases, 4 deaths;
total l2G cases, 10 deaths. Bay st. Louis-os
cases, IL deaths; total 1888 cases, 6S deaths
Fever is on the decrease for want of material;
cases now more malignant. Friar's Point-o
cases and two deaths; total q cases and SIX
deaths. Baton Rouge-3Ol cases and 10 deaths;
total 2lTu cases and 40 deaths. Vicksburg-
S3 deaths in the city and u in the county OF
Warren, outside the city; total deaths, city
and county, 1914. Holly Springs-Cases Ill.,
deaths 2S5; about aOO cases are under treat
ment; the fever is spreading into the surround
ing country; slight frost occurred on the
night of the 10th. Grenada our cases and
two deaths; the fever is spreading into the
country: in fourteen families, containing 81
unacclimated persons, there were Al cases and
deaths during the past week; total deaths at
Grenada and adjacent country, 1921. fernando
Fifty cases and 53 deaths; several cases one
to three miles in the country; total, l33 cases;
deaths, S. slight frost was observed here
this morning. Chattanooga-lOl cases and 81
deaths. Paris, Tenn.-No cases or deaths for
the week. Frost has arrived and no further
trouble is expected. st. Louis deaths have
occurred ut quarantine in the past week. Louis
ville-15 cases, deaths; of these IA cases and
) deaths occurred among the inhabitants IN
locality before described. Totals 1T cases, o.
deaths, of which 80 cases and "a deaths we're
among refugees. Key Wcst-No new cases
dnring the week, one death on the 18th inst.
Totals So cases, II deaths.
New ORLEANS, Oct. I.--12:15 p. M.-The
weather is clear and warm. Deaths A; cases
reported thirty-o one; total deaths, 3, i33; total
cases, 12,3l2. Horace Hunt, telegrapher, and
native of Jackson, Michigan, died this morn
ing of yellow fever.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 2l.--From noon Saturday
to Sunday noon, three deaths and seven new
cases here, and from Sunday noon till twelve
o'clock to-day, one death and eleven new cases.
Forty cases are now under treatment
BATON ROUGE, La, Oct. 3l.--New cases "a,
deaths six, for two days.
MACON, Ga, Oct. 2l.-There is not single
case of fever in the State. Frost has extended
all over the State and all danger is removed
along lines of Western travel.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. Elm the "a hours
ending at four ps' NJ, there have been three
deaths and seven new cases of fever. Colored
refugees continue to return in spite of all warn
ing, and an increase of new cases is expected.
Weather warm and cloudy.
PATTERsoNvILLE, Oct. 2l.-On Friday last,
four new cases and one death; Saturday five
new cases; Sunday eight new cases. The cool
weather of the last few lays has neither check
ed the fever nor modified the type Of the dis
ease.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct 2l.-New cases from
noon Sunday to 6 +. NJ. to-day, 80; total cases,
3l5; deaths, -. Harvey Pierce, popular
young salesman, died to-day.
MORGAN CITY, La, Oct. H.-Eleven new
cases and four deaths Total cases, 500; deaths,
eishty-six.
Pass CHRISTIAN, Oct 2l.-Elcven new cases
and no deaths.
McCoMB CITY, Oct. 2l.--Four new cases;
no deashs; total cases, IA; deaths, Is.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 2l.--Noncw cases or
deaths for the last 81 hours.
BYRAM, Oct 2l.-Our Secretary Of the Re-
lief Committee, r. W. Holcomb, died last
night. He was taken sick on Thursday. No
new cases.
YAZoo CITY, Oct. I.--Two new cases; no
deaths. The cases are all doing well.
OsrKA, Oct. 21.--Two hundred and twenty
two cases in Osylsa and twenty-five in the
country to date. Twenty-eight deaths and 3
rev cases for the past "A hours.