The state capital., 1892-01-30
GRIP IN ILLINOIS.


to what extent the grip had prevailed,
and was still prevalent in various To-
calities in the state. The following is
q summary:
Very mild at Harrisburg.
Few fatal cases at Salem.
Many fatal cases at Pittsfeld.
1t has not been fatal at Olney.
Few deaths from grip at Dixon.
Not very alarming at Morrison.
The disease is abating at Fairfield.
Few fatal cases in Kendall county.
Numerous mild cases at Carlinville.
Many cases, few deaths, at Pontiac.
Winchester is having hard tussle.
The disease is abating at Centralia.
Not so bad as last year at Du Quoin.
Streator has been severely stricken.
At Lacon the disease has been mild.
Attacks have been mild at Belleville.
The epidemic is abating at Decatur.
Seems TO be abating at McLeansboro.
1t has been of mild form ut Pax
ton.
More violent than ever before at Clin-
ton.
Fatal cases have been few at Carroll
ton.
Very mild and few deaths at Robin
son.
uVery fatal among old people at Car
lyle.
Many cases, few fatalities, at Mat
toon.
The death rate has been large at Ga
| lena.
The epidemic is abating at Jones'
| boro.
The death rate has been large at Van
dalia.
A large number of deaths at Gales
burg.
Scarcely home at Momence has es-
capped.
Generally Of light from at Ha-
wanna.
Old people have suffered most at Me-
tropolis,
Fatal cases the exception at Mount
Sterling.
Quite fatal in the neighborhood of
Marion.
No deaths reported from grip at
Rushville.
1t has been prevalent and fatal at
Rockford.
1t greatly interferes with business at
Freeport.
Many cases, mortality light, at
Springfield.
Grip and whooping cough go together
at Geneva.
About a dozen deaths from grip at
Charleston
Almost every body has had it in Doug
las county.
Every house has had its grip invalid
at Danville.
The disease has been very mild in
Will county.
Accompanied with peculiar symptoms
at Greenville.
Victims have been numbered by the
score at Pekin,
Mortality light at Petersburg; few
aged have died.
Quite prevalent at Macomb, followed
by lung troubles.
Old people and children have died
from it at Vienna.
Run it's course at Wheaton, Du Page
county; very mild.
Ninety per cent. of the population of
Carmi have had it.
Many old persons have died at Hills
boro and vicinity.
One-fourth of the people of Efing-
ham have had it.
Prevalent among county officers and
lawyers at Ottawa.
Severe among old, light among the
young, at Nashville.
Quite number of deaths ascribed to
the disease at Alton.
There have been hundred fatal
cases at Rock Island.
Very prevalent among factory EN-
ployes at Monmouth
Several deaths have occurred at Spar
land Marshall county.
Comparatively few deaths in Clark
county from the disease.
Four thousand have had it at Cham
palgn: death rate light.
Exceedingly fatal among old people
at Bradford, Stark county.
Mortality among old people in Han
cock county has been large.
Grip develops into lung trouble al
Lincoln; fatal to old people.
1t has been hard on adults at Syca
more; children have escaped.
Quite a number of fatal cases report
ad M TarSevvilla and viciOjtv
, Twenty-Five deaths in Cass county
! from the disease are reported.
Many deaths among old and feebl,
people reported at Jacksonville
Very fatal among aged people al
: Shawneetown and neigh borhood.
Very prevalent at Sullivan; few
deaths reported; mostly old people.
Quite number of insane patients
have died from the grip at the Kanlsa
kee asylum.
Prevalent among all classes at Bloom
ington. Quite number of prominen
, people have died.
. A large number of cases and many
; deaths are reported at Chicago, particu
larly among the poorer classes.
Deaths In Illinois.
The following were culled from spe
, cials to the st. Louis Globe-Democrat:
, BAsCo, Jan. 2+.-Mrs. Anna Collin!
died last night, aged 20 years.
CHAMPAIGN, Jan. 26.-Henry Coulper
prosperous farmer, died here las
: night
S CHAMPAIGN, Jan. 26.-Mr VIM. Hill
/ died in Urbana to-day at the advanced
age of SO years.
CASEY, Jan. 26.-Mr. John Slusser