The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
THE FEVER FIEND.
Seven New Cases in Memphis
To-day.
The People Stricken With Con-
sternatiOn.


Special to the Star
MEMPHIS, July 19-Noon. Seven new
cases of yellow fever have been reported to
the BOARD Of Heoltb nm +, thie bonr Tho
ovo;toroo,,t ;o ;,ouoo.;,',. It. -
,,
anu oNei9 oouy WIZ ca'i se' AWAY ls heeiH5
prec'p!tately from the city.
1t is believed that there are three more
cases that have not vet been resorted scma
estiuoto tho ,rn,Lor 90 Won, oa,o, b., H. ~
hi,h as fort,, l., tn"nh 1'Soo W w 40
"S' r., w. o.V Pe'ii"l's ''lat IS 700 iish'
'"' i'''" Va ii""i'ii "u'l'o 'li"
to"P'I ,e'tc ''' Guy "V oilce' less 'le
Spreao OF Tue disease prove epidemic.
The Evening Herald to-day advises all
who can to leave at once, as the municipal
authorities and the unward Association
will NOT arnooI for o;J for thosa ,rI,a
,a,,,oi,, a." ~ ','0sU "''' ma!
I.''l,'!" ,pe',a' ''"lnS are pe'hs sent OUT
Oh raliroads' oil crowded. Country towns
are quarantlning against us, and the sup
ply of provisions in the city is very small,
Three of the police force have RESIGNED
ro.n,v Am ,rv,
NJ. .oDAi Al ,i M" uhhhANS' ,n 40,
o,,;ot houo a,,J a,t1s. I'll, ~,
Ga',;t.e' ''"n "pp'l'n'y "e"'VnS' no
'"'', o''i'''i'.e' 10 iiaiu d. "oih c'ea'i-
l'Is tiie sUfee'S anu alleys, ana looking after
premises that are not in good order. The
news from Memphis is received with the
greatest interest.
c.tvpsrox o,.,n,vr,.
N,t,or., ,gsoo;oto1 rro,a ., .ha' 60.
's'o' '''eu i''' " ',ie "t"i'
NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-lhe reports from
memphis create uneaslness here, but there
IS no general alarm. quarantine has been
estaolIslled at Galveston, shutting out all
mai, passengers anu shipments from this
port.
AT MEMPHIs.
MEMPHIS, July l9-9 A. M.-Trains con-
tihue TO go out crowded. and business OF
all KINDS IS at stand still. The people
VINO stayed ana hoped are almost distracted
by the news OF the spread OF the disease
around the Hester neishbnrhood. This is
'he hrst indication that the disease was
spreading. One case reported at Martin,
tennessee, where the fever ragged last year.
Fred; Eckers, the barber, died last evening,
which makes total OF deaths to date
ifiI ~ nc" caHes "eie 'el'ol'eu Yesterday
dav ,g' '1'''' i'aN''s '''' N'" 0'''' ioi 'iie
The INFECTED BRIG AT PHILADELPHIA.
brig Shasta has been anchored at a safe dis.
tance from shore and out of the way of
passing vessels. The vessel will be cleaned
and iuinlEated IN the usual manner. Her
cargo Will be removed IN lighters, so that
the securing may be exceedingly thorough.
The latest report from the Lazaretto state
'h"t the patient are getting al"nS comfort
apf' ana showing SGhS OF improvement.
/. ~ sa'u liG United states cons u'ar Agent
cIe,r hiIl of LaaltI' an etho oa,L ~ i''n
when the disease was raging there is to he
made a subject of Government inyestipa.
ton.
NO NEW CAGES At xpv vopu
Nv W TT. 20
roHino mhm - ieNh' H. Jniy o.:-ouPerihtetluehe perm
nort nont. S "a ahe Gua'"neine & nosPl a. re-
I",,, 80 ae"Ieau'y ana' no new cases VI yer
,GM n;oI 'eiel iau ueen auLi'tlea 10 t'le nos
p,.ai siii'o ncuneSuaN' S lio' llau any uealiis
toJ ~ tho nsta n,uH LoMa nnd WIZ ,t was fso aa,
sto,nIsh;n nv mf Mon;ta' f.o,, In 9 ,,,e
ntiii 10y VI eliua IRON havana