Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-26
The Assassinated Preacher-P Politi-
clan Likely to Live.
A Great Upheayal in Politics the.
Inevitable Result.
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, TENN, aug. Z5.-Ten
new cases were reported by the
Board of Health this morning, two
colored. Among the whites were
Miss 3. c. Brookshirs, F. B. Rus
sell, Minnie Lockwood, G. H Den
nison, DR.. R. E.. Richardson and
George e. Taylor. Eight deaths
occurred since last mighty b.
Thierkauf, John McDermott, JEFF.
G. Foster, james E. Burke, Pete
Cottana, Michael Taylor Henry
Bertram and John McCann, col
ored.
A telegram received from the
Mayor and President of the county
Board of Health contradicts the re-
port Of yellow fever at starkeville, to-
The weather has z cleared red off off.
The thermometer, at Daylight this
morning, indicated 64o.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Aug. 25.-
The Pensacola Board of Health has
established q quarantine against
freight and passengers from New
Orleans. ~ 50
LATER-Thirty>fonr cases in all
were reported to-day. Twenty
whites and fourteen colored. Among
the names reported this afternoon
we're Mrs. s. III. Collins, VIM.
Ryanchadt, o. B. Wikie and A. G..
Hopkins. The fever has apparently
taken q fresh start, es-
pecially in the northern portion
of this city and in Chelsea. No
additional death has been reported
since noon. Esquire Hoegle and
family are down with the fever one
mile south of Camp Marks. Dave
Cockrell is also prostrated
with the disease five miles east of
the city, on Poplar street boulevard.
DR.. ID. G. Bradford has been sent to
Whises 8 Station, Tenn, to isolate
the case Of the negro sick with
fever there. The thermometer TO-
day ranged from 6S to 68. & GsEi
Special to the Nashville American.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. 23.-To-
night goes into effect the rules and
regulations of the State Board of
Health, which prohibit all persons
from venturing beyond their prem
ises between the hours of 8 D. m.
and 6 a. m. The police have been
instructed to rigidfy enforce these
regulations. The night is such a
| disagreeable one that nobodv bnt. a
lunatic would thinkoof going abroad.
1t has rained steadily all the after
noon, and there ARE no Immediate
prospects of q change in the wealth
er. The thermoneter has ranged
to>day from 72o to E60. Seven
teen new cases were reported to the
Board Of Health, to-day, ten OF
whom were colored. The following
are the names Of the whites and the
interments as reported by the un-
dersakers for the past twenty-four
hours. ending at 6 p. m:
Z. McDougal, aged So, 304 Front
street; Mrs. T. w aggoner, aged 40.
20 Avery street; W. @. Howlin'
aged 20, 150 Vance street: Maegie
Dlbo, aged 8, 20 Huling street; Mrs. Mrs
G. " Graves, aged is, corner Of
Madison and Charleston avenue:
Frank Atwood, aged 10, Caroline
street; Mrs. Dena Goldcamp, aged
As, &c jackson street. : The death
list inside the city limits il as fol-
lows Mrs. Fannie B. Moore, aged
81, 482 Main street; Willie Stein,
aged 10, corner Of Fifth and Caro-
line street; Sidney. Pointer, colored,
aged I, corner of Georgia and Su-
zette street, Julia Russell, eolored,
aged 80, ITO Linden street;
Martha Boyle, colored, aged 26, 253
Monroe street; = Hattie Romdert,
nn1n.nJ 80 - saa s 90 ~ 5.411s.. q. 49,