Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-26

b. -xeilow Fever Notes.
Chattanooga has renewed the guar
antine against New Orleans since the
fresh outbreak Of fever
L DIR. p. d. Sims, OF Chattanooga, who
Is an experienced yellow fever ply
slcians wss up to see the yellow fever
patient. Fred. MORT, at Gid. Luttrell's,
near McMillan's, Sunday. he says it
was a mild case, but hsissgetting along
finely. and with proper care, will be
up and about ia few days. "a
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
NASHVILLE. TENN, Aug. 22.-Mr.
Boyd, brother-in-law of the late Rev.
| B. f. Tiller, Of Memphis, who died OF
yellow fever, at Shelby vile, several
weeks ago, contracted the disease by
attending on Mr.. Tiller, and died at
Tullahoma, Coffee county, seventy
miles from Nashville. this morning.
Early this morning DR. Cowan tele-
graphed to the State Board of Health
that the symptoms OF his patient were
suspicious. DR.. w. III. Clark, Secre-
tary OF the Board went to TnIlahoma,
Idied. AS soon as Il was know d that
Mr.. Boyd was dead, the people at
Tullahoma and Hurricane Springs. elk
miles distant, became alarmed, and q
| number came to Nashville on the first
train. When Mr.. Boyd was attacked
by the fever, the authorities placed him
in an Isolated house, with attendants
to care for him, but he managed to es-
cape and come to Tul1ahoma, where
he remained week previous to his
demise. gsssf owI ,s1a9eNsT ges
The record Of Friday in Memphis
was II new cases and II deaths. The
following are the whites, as taken from
Memphis specials z4 u
I Newlcas from the Howard books
| r. aT.se Dabney, % years, 262 Front !;
Elias McDougal, So, SIG Front w. E..
Rowland, jr, 20, 100 Vance; w.
Sims, Poplar; Michael Sullivan. go,
Memphis & Charleston Depot; jeff.
Foster, l6, % Third; Ed. Heating, 81,
IL Elliott; Mrs. f. Waggoner, IS, %
Avery; Rose Robinson, so, "a Causey;
Jas. Crevey. 80. 1873 Adams; Mrs. Min
| ME Lockwood, %, Washington; Pierre
| Lalanne, Eft. Pickering. Ill
New cases from the Health Office
books - 8. 0aerbach, 90 years, BeaIe
and Main streets, Old Gait House;
/ Mrs. Frederick A Armstrong 80 years, 222
+ Union street; Loftie Armstrong, six
years, 222A Union street; Louis Fazzi,
80 years, III Market street; Willie De-
hart, 16 years, hospital. The dead in
the city are: James K. Murray, 335
! years, ,115 fernando. street,; Emma
Moore, IL years. 2l0 Union street; Fl.
e. Rehkopf, SO years, 168 Gayoso
street; Mrs. Dena Goldcamp, 48 years.
SO Jackson street; Hiram Hibher, 8
4 years, 1853 Old Raleigh road; Allen x.
ISpeers,, % years, lis Nance street;
Sam. Cross, % years, hospital Out
Iside. the city,: Mrs. Sarah Phillips, 49
years, Elmwood; Sam. Rhodes. 10
years, Raleigh road; A. l.. Rhodes, s
years, Raleigh road; Philip J. Ryan.
4 u years, McLemore avenue. +
Memphis special to Sundays Nash
vile Anaeriean:. e ID {
The prominent sick of to-day are
James Roosa, of the well known firm
of James Roosa & Co., wagon manu-
facturers, stricken five. miles east OF
1.-the city, on the Raleigh road; the wife
Of DR.. q. I'll. Collins, who returned lssi
Tuesday from Lagrange, Tenn, and
Mrs. G. V. Graves. Mrs. DR.. Collins
had severe attack of the fever, last
year. Mrs. Graves lately came from
. Charleston, Mo-. Her husband is the
telegraph operator of the Memphi;
and Charleston Railroad Office. HI
; was ill about two weeks since and she
: hurried to his bedside. He recovered
and now she is down with malignant
case. J. D. Stewart, well known as 8
teacher in this city, is also Frustrated
with the fever at Fort Pickering, just
beyond the city limits. 4. 8 -.
II. p. Ricketts,, city editor of the
AV0lonche; J. O.. Hook, one of the
printers of the appeal, and 8. II.
Gibson, book.keeper at the same Office
are rapidly convalescing. Gen. John
8. Skefington's condition to. might is
more favorable. Elias McDougal has
a severe case. d Mrs. Van Anderson
and her daughter are both doing well
The Howard Association to-day as
signed twenty additional nurses to
duty. Their report for the week shows
they have 1872 nurses on duty, attend
ing 1875 sick families, 118 of whom are
white and 81 colored. To date, they
have cared for 572 families. az33
A DISAGREEMENT between the Typo.
Igraphical Union and e. Whitmore,
proprietor of the EOening Ledger, re-
/ tsulted in the discharge of every Union
!; printer employed in the office. =
The total number of cases reported
for the week, 14S-whites, So; "col-
ored, :" 70. The total number of deaths
from fever for the week is 81 to date,
1T. 54r g.u s. z3s5ssg eesw
A Memphis telegram, of the 22nd,
stated that four cases of fever were re-
ported at Starkeville, Miss, they being
Memphis refugees, and that an agent
had been sent to Investigate. A
Meridian, Miss. telegram, of the 23rd
however, says the report of fever al
Starkeville Is authoritatively contra
I. dicted. =----
LOUISVILLE, Aug. pa Mr.. Graft,
!, from Memphis, was removed from the
Fifth Avenue hotel to the yellow
J fever hospital yesterday. afternoon,
3 bis disease being pronounced by his
D physicians, Drs. Berry and Yandell,
!, to be yellow fever. He arrived from
the stricken cityslast Wednesday, and
: was taken sick Thursday, though the
: disease did not develop itself unit
3 yesterday. Health Officer Montgom.
; cry received the first information Of
the case this morning, and he at once
II aonk ~ tho hatNl bod the