New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
BUSINESS CHECKED BY IA GRIPPE
tFFECTs or THE DISEASE SERIOUSLY FELT IL
NANY FACTnEII--rATAL CNrIS.


NANY FACToEII~-FATNL CASES.
Exeter. y H.. Jan. LA grippo' ha, strong
hold upon the people here. and in the surrounding
town, many are badly anlctcd The shoe factories
are uuuirg short handed IN consequence "i thc
Epidemic.
Mr.. rmmmcr Dow died from the disease at
Eppug to-day.
Portsmouth. y. H., Jan. T." La grippe is on the
Increase here aud nearly every family in the city
is affected. over POO hands are ont Of the Ports
mouth shoe Factory with 10.
ottawa. Ont Jan. b. There are number Of cases
Of d" Ia grippe in ottawa. The disease is still IN
crcu.ng hat the ca~es ere all Of mild type.
BrockyilIc. ont. Jan. 4.-rhc works Of the smart
Manufacturing Company and the Cossiu Company
have been compelled to shut down. owing to a large
number Of their cmpioyce hriuS III with Ia grippe
Thrc have been no fatal od>c, 80 far.
Orange. Mass. Jan. i.-Kate Hastings. age
twent, three years q daughter Of Charles W. Hast
ng-. was taken III with " Ia grippe during the early
part Of the week and died thir morning. seventy
i've Of the employee at the sewing ma hinc Work,
here are ~uncIng from the disease.
.cian. in ih" place say That there have been MANY
new case Of influenza within the iasi Two days.
Thc disease has taken more >crIOu, Hrn, bOth mere
ard AT An,onih ana seymour. NJ VlAIp scN"LnI
whole families confined To their houses by the
influenza. At huntington Crntr many farmers are
sick The disease has struck ven into the country
Ni-icIdam. y. T.. Jan. 4.-lhcrc are more thar
900 case, oi influenza IN ms 'lty' AmohE rno,e
afflicted are Po-tma,t"r C1ncy ana Johh Kellogg.
MIR. W. l. llainmOnd's death is hourly expected from
Uurumpuia ~upcriuuuCcd by lunuruLA
I,uiiao. Jan. t.. Thc spread of influenza IN TINS
CITY shows abatement. Twenty nine members ot
the police force laid up with the disease. Iherc
have. however, been only two fatal cases mat can
Ice attributed 10 the epidemic.
Providence. H. H.. Jan. o~pccial.-C. Robert linhe,
a prominent retail jcvelrr. died Today iipm pn'u
m1nil caused hy grippe. COrucllm"n Co'Ue ana
Pierce arr. quite il with il. and many other members o
the CITY Council were unable II attend the annual
caucu- toyght. ~, .,.,,.
possession Of Johns Hopkins University. IWothlrd>
0f the students allictcd and many are unable
to attend lectures. The others manage Z" study ic
Norv land Inivcr-it itv Of Medicine are down with the
disease MANY of the public school teacher, are IN
and thc thousands OF children sick cause slim at
tendance several large manufacturing establish
mcut. have been hearty compelled 10 shut down by
the sickness OF employees.
New Haven. Jan. special. Three deaths from
Ia rrippcT occurred IN this ciN today and dozen
other deaths are expected. the patient, being beyond
recovery
tho Pu.-iap influenza. which {, epidemic in Chicago.
has developed into dangerous Np". This fact Is
dur 10 the warm, damp weather, md the slight rain
which fc thl, morning had the effect II causing CON
Iiinn- THAT create alarm among phy ~cianS for their
nnficnts Conservative estimates place the number
afIctcd here at iOO OOo over 200 police and hrcmen
are unfit for duty.
THE HIGH DEATH RATE IN boston.
Boston, Jan. 4.-Thc number Of deaths In Boston
this week reached the probably uncqualed number OF