Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
Twelve Cases and Seven Deaths
in Memphis up to Noon.
No New Cases Reported in New
Orleans Yesterday. -
The California Election Returns
Coming in Slowly.
Indications of Republican Success
Thus Far. saesz-ssH
YELLOW FEVER.

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| MEMPHIS, Sept.-4,-Twelve new
cases, four white and eight colored,
were reported this morning. There
were seven deaths since last night,
Thomas Reilly, Mike Scully, Liz
zie Schwartz, Attilla Ringert, J. S.
Houck, and two colored. ]. S.
Houck died at Buntyn Station. The
two colored persons died near
Springdale, six, miles northeast of
the city. One named Gen. J. s.
Skef6ngton is dying and w. j. Ber-
lin is progressing fayorably. The
weather is clear and warm.
The ''Can't Get Away Club" of
Mobile, Ala, have authorized the
Howard Association to draw on
them for five hundred dollars.
The wife Of w. B. Glesson, who
left Memphis last Sunday by
private conveyance, thus evading
the inspecting officers on the
railroad trains, is down with yellow
fever at North sWlthe ! Depot
Station, Is miles from this city, on
the Louisville and Nashville r. r.
! A son of the late DIR. Robert E.
Richardson applied yesterday for
pass to go to Nashville, but was re-
fused This morning hewas strick>
en- and has a severe attack. A
quarantine of the enVirons of the
city will go into effect to-day.
> Fifty mounted men will be en-
ployed as patrol guards:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. "A
dispatch to the National Board of
Health says ''No new cases of
fever have occurred in New Orleans
to-day" stS
/ Special to the Cincinnati Gazette.
4 MEMPHIS, Sept. E2.-Twenty-
eight new cases and five deaths is
what the Official reports count up
} for to-day, while from unofficial
sources reports cover twenty-five
additional new cases. Thirteen of
the cases officially reported are
whites, as are three of the deaths,
as follows: G77a g. 3 - 7s'>
| New cases-Otto Sartorises, %
years SO, Madison street; Daniel
!; Fowlkes, 20 years; 285 Poplar
street; EdwardsKing, 30 years, hos
pital; Gus Yahrling, II years, hos
!, pital; Geo. Helferman, 35 years,
f hospital, Louisa Helstand, % years,
High and Washington streets; Mrs.
Ellen Kallaher, 40 years, 426 Main
street; John b. Easton, 20 y rs,
$50 Washington street; Lizzie Van
Kunze. 25 years, 7 High street;
Thomas Meredith, 10 years, foot of
Mccall street; David Davis, so
years, hospital: Nellie Kallaher, Il
| years, 426 Main street.
/ Deaths-George w. Matthews,
81 years, corner Main and Beale
streets; Patrick McLane, 80 years,
34Third street; Thos, Mcmahon,
| 70 years, Hospital. One OF the
Howard physicians arrived at the
Health Office too late to make re
port of six cases discovered to-day,
embracing the following two white
, persons: Esther Phillips, g years.
II Beale street, and Thomas Dun
, can, 80 years, ia fernando street.
Ion the Howard books I find the
following white new cases not re.
ported at the Health Office: Jennie
Foster, 19, Pigeon Roost road, five
miles out Ed. Slack, cor. second
and Washington streets Louisa
Furgason, 500 Main street :
Ed. MerriWitt, II Beale street !;
Louis Helman, Dunlap Ave-: A. E.
Bolto, corner Elliott and fernando
:. streets; Mrs. Amanda Gillespie and
child, corner Will and Seventh
streets; j. s. Hauck and wife, Bun
!, tyn Station; Mrs. Conway and
} child, corner Georgia and Mckinney
streets; Mr.. Goebel, Greenwood
. Nursery, near Elmwood; Alexander
4 Anderson, wife and child, Clay
street., rear-ef Peabody school
i buildingsss, % S lfAqfaH2 A O.
| And these are not ALL DR.. Wat.
kins came in from the Shelby
county grounds, Ave miles out on
the Memphis s Charleston Railway,
and reports that he has il. his pra:-
tice out there eight decided cases of
yellow fever and several doubtful
cases. Snmming up the new cases
from all sources, to.day,ss list foots
Iup So cases IN. the city and suburbs.
/ DavidYeakle Dsm ocratie Treasurer