, 1879-08-07
YELLOW-FEVER.
The. Plague-strioken Mem
phians Roasted by the
Hot Weather..
Only Tri-Weekly Mails to
l. Enter the City Here
j.. after.
Fiftocn New Cases and Three In
, tern1ents tho Report for
Ycsterlny.
The Doctors Agreed that the
j.. Fever Will Permeate Every
Quarter.
The Work Getting Heavy Enough to
Gull for Two More Physt~
elans.
Tho Isolntcd Inhabitants Now Sealed Up
for Threo Months.
Tho Isolatcd Inhabitants Now Sealed Up
for Three Months.


MEMPHIS.
not WEATHER.
3Tpsc3af Dtspatch tn 7He 1stt,n:e.
BzMrn1s. Teun., Aug. G--Bcyonl tho excrll-
trinttnG torture Of u Observation-Disclosures
sun nj, day, nothing has trnnsprcd during tho
past twenty -four 1Ioura worth clronictlng. Tile
ncw.cnse list adds up seventeen, ono less than
yesterday, while the lcad-roli shows three In
tcrrnsnts from yclsow-fcver and two FROM other
rnuses. OF the sick. eleven arc whltc and six
colorel. Tic name Of Father Fahcy appears,
among the dead, the second Catholic priest to
fall victim this season. Father FAhey came 10
Memphis after the last epidemic, to assist In St.
Patrtck's parish, all tho priests .in that parish
having died In tic epidemic Of 1873.
TIE slcK.
Ed Moon, reported III bad condition ycstcr~
dny, has changed for tho better to-day. Niles
Owens WIS said TO be barely alive this eycnng.
Trustee George 3. Fleece ia very lpw ut Ills resi-
deuco ut Wilson statlon, n fcr miles out On the
Memphis 6s Charleston Railway. W. 3. Rich.
ar1ct, taken sic}s yesterday, but not reported
till to-day, haa yet developed no very scr!ous
symptoms. IA far "a heard from, oil tie sick
hcstdcs those mentioned arc doing well.
THE MAILS.
The Memphis & Louisville Railway tri-week-
" mail business was settled to-day negatively
To the business intere.ts Of Memphis ind her
citizens now In asylum nt other points. A tel.
egram vas received by Acting La
mont from tho Department At Washington
saying, In substance, that tho. Department
would do all in IT. power to accommodate the
citizens Of Mcmphie when no. in conflict with
quarantine regulations. From alt l can learn
from the best sources, tho greatest obstacles
In the uny of tic managers of tho Louis
yilc Roa1 ia tho hatched-up shotgun quarnn-
tine at little points on the Inc OF the road.
1t is hoped tic Department will not
recognize tho malicious and disturbing element.
"A colored physician, Dr.. A. Burrelt, handed
In four now cascs to tie Donrd Of Henlth too
late to appear among tho da7's official reports.
They nre all colorcd people. Dr. Saunders also
handed in new colored ca6o under tho Bama
circumstances. 49,.
TIE HowARDs
The following Is condensed from the Howard
Association hooks showing their operations up
to noon today. Total number Of eases, oil
diseases, Els; total number discharged,
all diseases, 63; balance receiving medt-
cal Intention, various diseases, 145; to-
tai number Of yelow-feYer cnscs, 30;
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