The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-24

e !. IL Patterson, United s5etai es. lnttrnlt
Revenue Collector. has removed bis family
and bis Office TO: this point. Sanitary wark
is now in progress, and q strict quarantine
has gone into effect.
MARTIN, Tenn, July On new case Of
geIlow-feyer has developed here since the
18th instant. Miss Guzzard, aged ten, Is
sick, but is better, Of fever which did not
run q typical course. She recently returned
from an infected district In Memphis. The
town has been deserted.
SHELBYvILLE, Tenn. July 23.-The sick.
ness of Rev. B. F. Tiller, of the Northern
Methodist Church ut Memphis, who arrived
here from Memphis on the 18th instant, has
developed into well.marked case OF yell
low.fever, and has been Isolated. Shelby
vile has in consequence quarantined against
all Memphians.
THIRTEEN NEW CASES AND ONE DEATH Re-
PoRTED-THE DISEASE SPREADING. ~
r MEMPHIS. July 23.-Thirteen new cases
were reported TO the Board OF Health this
morning; among them j. L. Reister, wife,
and child. and the ex-Chief OF Police.
Thomas W. O'Donnell, 1W. r. O'Donnell.
One; death occurred (Mrs. Della Barry1 in
Mosby street. The fever seems to be grad
ually spreading in the northern portion OF
the city and Chelsea, which up to yester-
day had been exempt. Michael Athy, a
brother of Chief-of-Police Atby, was taken
sick last night, and it is thought he has The
fever. Citizens continue to leave the city
in large numbers, The authorities are still
looking about for site to establish camp.
TWO IMPORTED CASES IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 23.-The health
officers discovered two cases Of yello fever
in this city yesterday afternoon, both OF
which were brought from Nemphis-Mrs.
Samuel Eckers, wife OF barber who died
in Memphis several days ago. and who came
to Louisville ON Sunday, and who is i'll at
the residence OF friend on Story avenue,
in the eastern part OF the city. The other
case is that OF Miss Essing, also refugee
from Memphis, who is residing with reIa.
tiycs on Portland avenue. Both cases are
Of a mild type, and there is no excitement
over their discovery. There are no cases OF
local origin in the city.
I NO NEW CASES AT sHELBYvILLE, TENN.
WASHINGTON, July GA dispatch re-
celyed by the National Board OF Health
from Snelbyvile, Tenn. states that there
are no new cases of yellow-fever there, and
the refugee case is about the same.
l. q" THE MAIL EMBARGO AT ST. LOUIS.
l. WASHINGTON. July 23.-The superinten-
I!dent OF mats at St. Louis has telegraphed
the PoSt-Ofice Department that the post
master at St. Louis has refused to receive
mails from the infected districts, and ask
ling instructions. The following reply was
| sent by tie acting superintendent OF rail.
way mail-seryice to-day: '.......
+ by direction of tue Postmaster General
you will deliver all mails that cannot be
forwarded TO their destinations on account
| OF quarantine regulations 10 the postmaster
at ST. Louis, who will be held responsible
for the salekeeping OF the same"
THE BROOKLYN FEVER CASE. -
| NEW YORK, July 23.-Tbe body OF Denis
Manning, who died OF yclIow-iever in
Brooklyn yesterday, was buried last eve
ming at Flatbush, and to-day the premise;
! where he died were vacated and fuinigated
A close watch will be kept on the inmate:
OF the house, so that il they develop signs
of the disease they may be quarantined
The .neighborhIood for blocks around /:
being thoroughly eleansed.
-. NINETY. NINE DEATHS AT HAVANA. e.. 3.
HAVANA, July 23.-Ninety-n death:
from yellow-feger have occurred here Gu
ring the week ending July 10Th, being de
crease of-19.as compared with the prcvIou!
week.
African Fever Mt Wilmington. n. C..
| WILMINGTON, July 23.-The bark Indiana
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