Evening journal., 1888-09-21
ONE CENT.
The Fever Spreading
An Outbreal; and Panic at
Jackson, Miss.
NO ABATEMENT JACKSONVILLE
There We're IsI New Cases Yesterday. os'
Whom 10 Were coIored. and 10 Deaths.
Five New Cases at nIaocicnny and One
Death-rhe Outlook at Jackson.

- "NAS NSi"ien' ana 10 Deatnss
Five New Cases at nIaocienny and One
DeatIl-rhe Outlook at Jackson.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 81 One hun
dred and thirty-one new cases aud fifteen
deaths from yellow fever Is the record for
yesterday. Total cases to date, i,4BI; total
deaths, 1856
The names Of the dead are John seelcy.
John Bryan, Mr. Bolermansky, Julia Smith,
Nathaniel sherman, NJ r. Bowden, Charles
ltinckley, Mr.. zohn, Mrs. Q q Tyler, Harry
SCOTT Willie Long, Arthur Turner Taylor
Merarland, / Lawrence, Mrs 4 b. Her.
nandcz
The board Of health's autopsy shows thas
Hugo Grunthal died OF yellow fever. DR..
Bett reported the disease as congestion Of the
lungs The board contemplate some action
e. prevent such erroneous reports.
At Gainesville the sick are doing well OK.
cept DR., Miller, who is critically III. Fuini
gation is thorough A convaescents' hospis
tai is being prepared.
There were five new cases at Macclennv and
one death-Rev. G. s Sheldon fEpiscopab.
who had done noble work during the epi.
donnie. +. A. Gould NJ d.. is IN and very
low.
DR. Gould is surgeon Of T. NJ. Mitchell
post, @, A. r., Of this city. He is graduate
Of Harvard college and is now employed by
the government He is we'll and fuvorablv
known IN this city
Superintendent Dillon, OF the Western
Union Telegraph company, is able 10 sit IN
Overwork was evidently the cause OF his re.
cent attack, rs he had not recovered his
strength since his former illness
The weather has been almost perfect thu
heat being tempered by pleasant sea breeze.
The death rate, however Is being undimin-
shei.
The published statement that this city il
without fire protection is untrue The disci
pline Of the fire department has been kept up,
and every fire hns been promptly suppressed.
New cases: jacob johnson, Edna Foley,
Mary Jones, Eddie Brodenheimer. Jach
keefe, Columbus Farrow, Bessie Nelson,
Charles Nelson, Emma Jeiferey, Charles Car
son, Mccall, Lucius HaddocS Mrs Maggie
Jenkins W. LarlSin, William Gilore, David
Anderson, Robert Macbeth, Mr. Kibbe, Lizzie
Pom, Florence Medici, Ida Morris, Mrs.
Seahn, Mrs Vogelsang, Miss Annie Vocel
sang, John Mays, Miss Mary Folonas, Hugh
Partridge, George Desrocher, Mrs r B
Fernandez, Edwin Ely, Frederick Hedriclx,
Joshna /. Burch, child Of L. skinner,
T..
Iyte, Mary Lytle A. +. Fripp, Jr.. Mrs. o.
Lowe, Il. Garcia, r. D. Seahn, G. Il. Mark
lie, Miss Grace Smith, Annie Gilman. Mra
Hays, Miss W. Morse, NJ. Wyland Miss B. A.
Bryant, Miss Nellie Cummings, Ed Howe,
"a Herry, Miss l. Reddick, Miss Dewaal,
Ed Whittier, Mrs Floronce Whittier. VIII
lam Reed, a New York nurse Total, IS
wiito, 70 colored.
There were probably ten more cases THAI
were not reported
JACKSON, Miss, Sept et-The cases Of
yellow fever here are John Lorance, police
mani Mr.. Lee, a painter, and Mr. Calhoun. O.
railway clerk Sandy Jones, a colored cook,
died. All doubt rs 10 these being yellow
fever cases was set at rest by medical con.
suliaton yesterday afternoon. The newa
causes perfect panic. Citizens are hurryine
out Of town by the train loud, aud ia fact
many are walking out by the highways. By
noon to-day nearly half the people had left
Tie two banks paid out $1,000 yesterday
afternoon TO departing depositors News
comes chat all points in the state are quaran
timing against Jackson