, 1873-10-12
various cities to secure q prompt assignment Of
this desired mnterial.
THE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR
ia Issued by President LangstaiY, Of tho Howard
Association,

tA!a uCSIGA IuHLGIl4.
THE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR
| ia Issued by President 1angstaH, Of tho Howard
| Association
0rr1oE or TnE HowAnD ASSOCIATION, !
We return onr heartfelt thanks to osr afatcr cities
and towns for Tho bounteo,!s old extended 10 tn iii
this hour Of Balncas and death. From Boston to Yan
rsancisco fro iarsiR 10 Now oElea,s, from alnost
England, ns s,lcl, evidence Of sylnpat,y Us to
make our hearts overflow with gratitude, b!nlnY
BY lay, taking rcli and poor. dod onl, knowa ~hca
AMPLE wan Ssroa s III
ald wo want will hofortlconinR. Resroetfuy yours,
(B!gned} a. 0. LAadsrArFt
THERE HAVE BEEN oven 800 APPLICANTS
to st. poter'a Orphan Asylum by orpllnnB made
by tho ravages Of tho fever. Tho BiRtors pro-
vldod for as many as they were ablo. but wore
forced to turn many away unproyfded Tor. The
TOUCHING APPEAL
appears In tho papers Of this city tomorrow
morning:
4e The knights 7<,npasrs n the Untt<d siat<s:
trsao iii bo ss hsnsfay rseese F''l you ''o
E i: O., pro tenn, oyreno o:.nnaa!sry, i n Ne. 4.
GEo. M1L1EHBtI,
G. c., 6tnto Of Tenncaace.
EXPRESS EMPLOYEES CONTRIBUTIONS.
Superintendent Hamilton, Of tho Southern
among tho diiroront roliof' 'Com1nittoos a4oo.
subscribed by omployos OF tho Company.
PROMINENT VICTIMS.
Judge G. T. Swayn, NJ, old and highly oatoom-
ed citizen Of Momphis died yesterday Of yellow
Of tho Memphis Oil Works, was nlao anong tllo
Victims yesterday. The fo1low1ngie ie
THE REPORT OF DEATHS
by yollow feYor for the twouty-four hours ending
Mira r Inndr hi. Wm nooo, 90, H1.,
Reargap. Is; Mrs. NJ. Lanas; Rottlo Rob-
ALL, Il. g: Abbott, IS; Corr antes, Is
n Mla f. nVhtn nvietIs 2a ,trs 4; MMonSGnough 22
Woodward, 10; NJ. hutchinson, IS; Lena boo.
son. 18; Miss Guy Cooper, 10; - Gusiok, IS !;
p. Lannorgan, 45 Mary Ann shoan, 20; R1ary
4. Sullivan, ~; A1iehaol Grady, 45; Charles
Stand, 45; Minnie Trfinhlo, 9; Mra. j. Stewart,
sinonn, 81; c|las. Rivers; Henry Potoraon, IS;
John 3. Leaurant, So; Eliza Spencer, 30 Nc
Dougal; John A1rata, 25; Pat Democrat, SO
Frcd Cooh. 60; g. u. Hugon, 35 John Bosom
Thrall 70; Eilon shea, 5a; Kills shca %
low foyer, 45.
IN MONTGOMERY, ALA.
MONTGOMERY, Oct 11.-Thoro were three
hours. Tho donthB to-day and Friday aro old
caaes. and attributed to tho cold weather.
Sneoias Dispatch 10 The Chicago 7rtoune
NASHVILLE, Oct. 11.-Willinm Willis, Superin-
tendent Of tho Southern ExpresB Compauy, Inns
isauod circular to bo sent to every agent il tho
South to Hollct aid for Memphis.
Sneeiat Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, Oct. 11.-Tho City Council has
Voted $500 to tho Memphis and Shreveport suf-
terers, and tho Jowish citizonB $175 Tor relief
to-day.
oABEH m ARKANRAB.
LITTLE RooK, Ark, Oct. 11.-Throe fatal cases
OF yellow fever wero reported yesterday in Ar
Gontn, opposite Little Roclf. being mon employ
cd on the Memphis t. Litt1o Rock Railroad, WHO
contracted tho dtseaso in Memphis. 4 qunran-
tine is to bo cBtablishod botwoon this city and
Argenta.
AID FORWARDED.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. f1.--Tto contributions from
this city for tho relief Of Memphis and shreye-
port foot up $l2, 900, and subscriptions are still
going ob.
OMAHA, Mob, Oct. 1t.-The citizens haye con-
tributed md forwarded today several hundred
dollars to tho Memphis sufferers. Tho Odd
Fellows have also sent q dountion Of o consider
able amount.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 11.--Tho Masons Of this
city tonight subscribed $500 for tho Memphis
and Shreveport Bufforers, md appointed COM
mtteo to solicit contributions from individual
1ao1nbors. A number OF additional subscrip-
tons hayo boon mado by other citizons