Yellow fever worsens in New Orleans amid rising health fears
Reports indicate a severe outbreak of yellow fever in New Orleans as authorities seek medical remedies. In other items, plans for supplying Western troops with canned fruit and vegetables are announced, while a diplomatic move seeks a residence for Jeff Davis in Toronto. A Wyandot County cave with an immense subterranean lake is described, and a Kentucky wife reportedly poisons herself after learning her husband has one day to live. The Italian government dispatches troops to the Roman frontier.
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