, 1879-08-13

Ed Moon Is gsrY critical Neither is oxpccted
to survive tho scvcro attnck., AIr. MiIoa t,~ena
WAS sttll dying ut this writing. Tho following
ordcrwas issued yesterday by the Board Of
Health:
Tho Hoard Of Health raaucst phys!c!ans in at.
tendance upon ycltow.icves patlenta who haya
consaicaccd to en1oln upon nurses md others IN
attendance 10 disniect, BY boiling and otherwise.
clothing and bedding usetl by said patients. They
VIII also plcaso report to thia olco any honsos Fe.
nnts'ng ds!nEcct'on. j. CuASntEn, II. H.,
Secretary Of tho Hoard Of 1foa1th.
MI. 1ERoAa co nHANH,
who on last Saturday suggested steps to tho
City Government of nature dtsplcasIng to our
ctizcns. md having heard tho storm Of fndlena-
tfon around hts ears, will publish rard Of thrce
fourths Of column vindicating himself In TO-
morrow's Aupeal.
At sionr.
10p. nl.-Atr. M!lea Owens, ono Of tho Oldest
cltixons, died from fuver at lalf-past 0 O'clock
Immediately after his wife was attacked. Sue
1luracd her husband up TO tho hour OF death.
Mr. Edward Moon will die before IL o'clock.
He ts ono OF our frat young man. Mrs. Joucs
anu sou. living ut 974 Union street, wero IT.
tucked since supper, md provided with nurses.
The Towards sent out twenty-c.ght purses to.
day. Mrs. 8. j. Bolton, vito Of tho foreman of
the Mississippi t. Tennessee Railroad shops, was
attacked this evening at Whito Haven, anu ls
reported very sick, Dr., Sim went doWn OIL IN
cugine tonight.
NOON RxronT.
TO ths tptsttrs, Assoctated Prtss.
Mrhrnls, Tcpn., Aug. 12.-Etght cases wero
reported to the Board Of Health ths morning..
fire whites and three co1orod people. Among
tic former are Mrs. 4. A. Todd, Paul Ross,
Walter .Loake, a1d Mrs. E. I. Cunningham.
Four dcaths from yellow-fever havo occurred
within tho city limits since last night: Mrs.
sophta Irwin, Mary A. Taylor, Alrs. Elizabeth
Robinson, und Charles Green. Two additional
doashs arc reported beyond the corporation limo
-Dcnnis a.nl Luke Roach.
A case OF fever has developed at White
Haven, Tenn, eight miles south On the Mamphts
tE Tennessee Railroad The patient Ia Mrs. 3.
j. Bolton. An inspecting officer has been Rent
to Isolate thu dwelling to prevent Its sprcad.
Ed Moon is still aliye. ". W. Guys cond!-
ton Ia improved this morning. Ed Schloas has
aeverc attack. Miss Owen shows no improve
ment.
The weather is warm.
EvHNIEd.
AfHhrnts, Aug. 12.-Twenty-two caacs In oil
were reported to the Board Of Health to-day,
ten Ut whom ara colored. Among tho whites
are James schooles, 0eorgo Wcss and George
Hetz. Two additional deaths hayo occurred
AMMO Miller nnd Jobn 2wauundrr.
ThEco tents will be Aent to White Haven,
Icns,., to-tuurrow, to which will 10 removed
the people who are livlt. in tho dwelling whero
Mrs. Bolton lies sick with fever.
=. II. Gibson, bookkcoper Of t4e Daily .Ap-
peal, Was stricken with fever thia afternoon.
Id atoon is dying. All the arrangements havo
beeu nude for h!a burial.
". W. Guy ia worse tonight.
Weather sultry. Rain threatened.
CoRtHTlI, MISE,
MEMPHIS, Teun., Aug. la-A private letter
to thu Aplxtl from Corlnth, Miss, dated a. H.,
Aug. II, says;
F" perfect stampede Of citizens ia IN progress,
owlng To tle Illness ot tho Mayor al1l President
oi tho Board Of Health, who are supposed to bp
sick With yc|low-ioycr. They wcro attacked
with sudden Illness Sunday night, and, In tue
opinion Of thu attending phYsirtaua, their aIck-
ness Is yelIow-leyeT. 1t s thought their cou,I1lg
III contact With citizens accng from Memphis ut
tho quarantine station caused tho infection.
People worc tlecinE " tho country, but many
faFn'ers had Quarantlned agninat them, aud they
were' roaming through the woods trying to tiutl
rouge and safety. Seyenty-lvo left at daylight
yesterday"
a telegram to Corntt scut to.night has failed
10 bring any information Of the state Of atrara
there.
Miles Oucn dlct1 tonight Ut 9 o'clock.