The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

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i,e lvth The us&es occnrt~l undc. ono r,nf
III The sus,tl,ern part u Tin city general
panic ensn.l, snd cl,srns began 10 Hoe from
tho pc~.ilenee ~ fa~, - they could ss. away
| Five naw cases of yellow lever and
one death wcre reported II Memphis on ,he
18th inst There MAS great excitement In the
city, md everybody wM leaving that could ~.
away
Tho relatives of thc late Mira. Dorsey.
wln be,lusslAesl tgal l,,sn worth VI property 10
IeG Davis. ~ill cu,,ts, Tho will Davis wA-
tho guest u tho laly beforc Lar death. aud the
eoatest will doubtless bc made oa ,he ground
of undue influence Or tho insanity ~ iAe test
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There were iive new cases Of yellow
July, and IN tho sth rovcn new cANsa al,i four
deaths .ere reported 10 the Hoard of Health
A Memphis dispatch of tha slst ways, "nnst
ne.s ix dead The wholesale merchants have
nsA'iy AlI male their arrangements 10 epntlnna
h,sihe-~ NJ o,hcr points. Many retailers have
| closed their atoNs and lei. thu ol.y. 1hs.
rliy au'horiiie. recommend tho immediate
evacuation II tho city, anl 4 nnnlhcr of preml,
neht citizens have lsi,l the passage VI all their
employees b. other poin's Tho oileer. Of Tho
Hebrew Hospital A.sori .slan to-day distributed
about ", ~ To lnl poor iewlsh families. thu.
furnishing them tie means 10 leave tls ili.
fsind city. Ths eils authorities Arc send
Ing The poor people III, NJ ihe cls, having
made arrangements 10 gsl half fare rates
over TIM louisville aud Nashville Hail.
road pr. Dudley n ksnndefs, acting
rresiden, of The Heard " Hralsh. ststas thai
iiie fever Ii not ~ mali.nsn. n Iast year. and
,iel'ls mofa rapidly tntrcasment uitlgen~ ron
sinne ~ leave In iarTe numbers. The Mem
phia and I'AducAh railroad hAs ceased running
srainA 1ba itaiaafhf. .tfpsai and kesip.f will.
from, dAsu. iasae only hAis. .sheeia.'
IN New Orleans. last week, according
. Tho report of tho sanitary director, there
setn .ighi fatal ekreH of mslAria, fever, tllu
wi,ole number " deaths belns seventy ono
fhe health authorities ara s,ill confident Ina,
there 4 no seiio~ feser In Tho place.