, 1879-07-24
An Interview with Judge Latham,
Receiver Of the City
OF Memphis.
The Entire South New Rigidly Quar-
antincd Against Memphis.
Sorrow in Memphis that Gases Should Havo
Bean Exported to Louisville,
MEMPHIS.
VERY EA1..

with still blow Of N1hd, Al! haVlht? tenuencg
3, to incrtase the growth Of tho diseaae. Nine.
teen new cases weao officially reported, as fol-
Ions:
Willis Donuelly, nhlse, Third and Concord
streets. 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. Retser and Mtas Nclser, white,
Wellington street.
Albert Ptps,ey, co!ored, wellington street.
Mr.. Miller, white, Market street.
Francia Murphy, white, Tcunossce and South
streets.
p NJ. Gallagher, white, Market street.
Margaret Sullivan, white, Robeson street.
Thomas ". O'Donne, white, Third atrect.
lie had tho fever lnat year.
Maggie Lalornn, white, Robeson.
Willie Faya, white, Jones avenue.
Ada Hicks, cotorad, Madison street.
Annie Reynolds, colored, ucrnando and Wei
llngton. ...
Mse. George Zahn, white, Htll street.
Pat Cayanaeh, white, Vance and Walnut.
and Walnut.
Mrs. a. E. Bottles, Elliott street.
NO DEATHS
have been officially reported.
Out Of those reported heretofore j. d.
Anthony, Dan Crcc1on, and Mrs. Kate Coupling
CT arc dead, With fonr others In prospect
Thoee considered Rs very low and beyond re-
coverY are Miss Lulu Goiscr, Slr. Thusc, Tlon1-
Is O'Donnclt, aud William Copcrwood. coloIed.
4 visit to the different rollef organizations
discovered no new cases On hand. Those Ia
charge arc doing moderately we'll.
Mr. Ed BarTy's wife died last evening Of chtld-
bed fever, and IL reported as having Ind the
fever in connection. A child Of the family ts
reported down.
Mr.. Ben 1Iolandcr, we'll known in Memphis.
IL. nLt1 - L., r1n
down At tho residence on Jones avenue.
TIE HOWARD v1stToRs
to the general wards OF the city through frcs-
dent Langstad report only ttree cases dlstor-
cred nce1tng assatauco. The s!ck llaro been
provided With nurses, and arc expected to leave
on the Ouaehita Belle mud the James Howard,
leaving for 81. Louis tomorrow evening.
Tho atlablc Doctor, who is alwaya at his
posi-, aud answers a1l question md demands In
purson, snys ho hns issued an order for 100
tsnts, on arrival to be given to the organization
: ot Father Mathew, which camp will be establish
Cd ut the old place Of last year.
NAT1oNa
will ba Issued to the Same, md to nll campB
vhcro over 4U0 persons arc lodged.
The H0wards arc receiving lcttera and dis
patches from, Northern people Offering their
services as nurses, but 1t Ii we'll to stale to all
applicants that 10 nurses are wanted "a Yot, and
none will be enlisted to do service unless they
are acc1lmatcd and have had experience In the
treatment Of yellou-foycr.
Dr.. Porter, President Of the City Government,
roports only twenty-five applications to leave
tho city.
Ta18 EMAIL NUMBER
Is accounted for In the fact that all have gono
TINT cap 20 on the present systcm Of railroad
rates. Inquiries auaouE the physicians coucarn-
1ng. the progress Of fever reveal nothing new.
sdmo OF them perslst that NC have severe types
Of mnlarfal, mud others that VIC haye yellow
fcyer OF the genuine order, but all agree tint
VIC will not begin to hayo rs bad year as tint
Of 1s78 or 1873. In tho family OF Mr. Dan
Creedou, Of South street, there arc now three
persons sick, though but one has been officially
reported as yellow-fcver. There IL no one Ia
render assistance to tue sufferers except ANAL
6-yesr-old child, and the case IL most distress
ing one. A eroud Of darktes meet each morn
ling on Adams ttrcet under the Impression thai
tho Chief Is about to iarrease the police force
He does not contemplate such move lust now
a dispatch received here from
MARTIN
states that an old man over 30 years Of ag.
named Lovell died last week Of supposed yol
3ou.fever, and tho town people at once etasu
peded. Lovo'l's house md all Of it, content
were burned On Sunday morning last, Ou
becr-factorJ keeps up a full head Of steam
Through tho entire fight, so far, there has beet
no cessation or lul1, either iu the nnnufactur
or the demand. The can't.got-aTays, thougl
few in number, have incssnsad tlleIr storage "a
pacity for beer.
EAST TkNNgssgR
has not quarantned, and the Memphis & Charles
ton and East Tcnnesscn Roads Lavc united I
put passengers through with avoilanca G
delay. The Bellu Memphis came In from 81
Louis laat night on tllu aly, as II were. si
rang no ball, blew no whistle, and had no slg
nal.lights out, She put out early this mon
1ng, just as soon as tho freight Was rolled Oh .
tic whnri-boat shs took no people, aud dIdn
want any. The guRrApttnca at upslYer poin
caused ths movements OF the hoat a. relu!c
Rumors werc current that tho steamer Cosh
ma; en- route to 81. Louis. had fover on boar
md had been turned back, but up to this ho
nothing Official had been received; also, thas Il
fever bad broken out at lIonaqua Springs.
dlspatch denies the latter statement. The nc,
that
LOUISVILLE
Lad shres cases Of yellow-ieyar among refuge
from this city created deep sympathy here.
tshoped that no other city will be affected
Acrnphia has been or IL 1t present. prsye
arc offered for the health Of ali cities outside
Memphls. Mr. Mtchaal Athey, Of the Fire D
pnftuiebt, went out Tor drive last evening, a
returned 1atguea This norung. lie was sligl
~ under the weather, but bis symphonic hA
no Indication Of the prevailing ailtnent. Mt.
D.AnthonY, Of Fo1cst's atab'e, was tpkea sI
about weak s!nee Fsarius the fever whi
ho did not have 10 any shape, he aosed h!tus
with proventiycs. 1t brought on a d
order OF tho bowels, aud last night
dtsal. All Efforts to check the dYsenteFY proy
f,,ttt 1.4r+r. Fst, p.