, 1873-10-04
The President Contributes Five Thou.
= sand Army Rations for the
Relief Of Shreveport.
Aid md Assistance Going Forward from Other
Quarters.
Receipt Of $1,000 Acknowledged from tho CHI
cago Board Of Trade

'-""N "*A0Ao why HSAtf AAA MllUED LuGY ATQ
now unable to procure proper medical attention.
rhis must result certainly in a large number Of
aoaths. The Excitement Is not as high as Was
anticipated from the large dcath-list yesterday;
but tomorrow it will DO higher, perhaps, ns tue
doaths to-day from yellow fever are twonty-one,
and in all thirty y-nine.
THE YELLOW FEVER DEATHS
to~day wero Belle Tannor, aged a +; +. D. Ander-
son. "a; Emma Newsom, 6; Sarah A. Titus, IL;
Marylalc cCormack, Il; Jan. Hyckoy, H.; Oatha-
Tlno bagglano, 70; Annie strolo, 1g; Richard
Jordan, 81; Edward Mcbride, 6; John Carroll,
Mts. Crawford, 2s; Margaret Montague. ID:
Horny Fl. Bali, 10; j. II. Cunningham. 81 Mira
r sonfried, Ii; Jno, h1cduiro, i. liz ODD odi
Follows
FUNDS ARE EXHAUSTED,
and tonight thoy issue tho following appeal:
20 ths !. 0. o. +. Lodges throughout ths United
Tho funds Of the !. Q. 9; F. Lodge. here arc o.
Help '' ss ss s Rsiiti Il os@@ss oosasH
This order have fully 35 or 10 n1ombers sick
with the fevor tonight, and havo regular nursca
but for Il, tue brothers supplying tho wants Of
tho remainder.
The Masonic order have Is sick, Which thoy
are providing for, aud bury from ono to two
daily. As yet they have not been compelled to
Twonty fomale nuraos left Now Orleans to-
night for this city.
THE LAW AS OPPOSED TO MERCY.
Tho city waH somewhat startled this afternoon
by the announcement tllat Judge Flppin Of the
Criminal Court. who ia now in Brownsville, 1lad
Issued an injunction restraining tho Mayor and
the Howard helief Association from continuing
to use tlo building recently rented by tho How
tho midst Of tho Infected district, as
m infirm&ry iOuror than to.day Tho
injunction also iorbIds tho Occupation
Of any building in the city lmtsas an intlrmary.
The action Of tue Judge, at thin critical moment,
have no place except the inflrmary to 10 carried
to, is severely criticised by tho public. The
papers in tho morning will censuro him severely.
Tho Mayor aud Howaraa will pay no attention to
tho writ, howevor, and tho latter will continue
their work al usual, notwithstanding tho threata
made to burn tho building down. There arc in
it tonight 80 caaos, aud dozen more aro ready
to be carried there.
TIE uowAnDs ARE OUT OF MONEY TONIGHT,
but hope to 10 provided to-morrow-thankH to
tho liberAlity of q number Of business firms OF
Louisville. Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, aud
other citics, who haye totcgraphod donations,-
that from tho Board Of Trade at Chicago being
$1,000.-the total amounting to perhaps ST, 900.
This amount will Inst throo or four days, and
the City Government may adopt measures to-
morrow to obtain further funds by t4o dis
position Of its paper. Tho, suffering in the
meantime will DO intonse, and wo must still look
to other cities for assistance.
(Io tho Il saacidted prtss.1
ME,lpH1s, Tonn., Oct. s-rwenty-ono yellow
fever interments to-day.
The Odd Fellows nre treating twenty-four yol-
low fcger pationts, ind have lost eight. They
have exhausted their supply Of funds, aud ask
help from tho Odd Fellow lolgcs throughout
tho country. The St: Andrews Society also
earnestly appeal to their brethren elsewhere for
peouniary did in nursing their sick. They havo
had several deaths. II response to the appeal
OF tho Citizens' Executive Committee, contribu-
tions began coming freely by telegraph orders
to-day.
:. Special DtsMtch 70 Tho ch'cago Tribune.
ult., says: "Tho foYor still holds its doathly
grip on us in spite Of all that medical science
can do for us. II such a thing be possible, it ia
ago that pretty nea,ly all tho material to work
Oh was exhausted, but VIC continually hear OF
new casos in the hoart of tho city, whilo tho dis
easo shows 10 disposition to curtai it's encroach-
mont Oh the outskirts Of tho city. or
to treat its victims any milder. Thero
Ia also considerable sickness among tho season-
Cd nurses, but most instances the feyer il light
and tho patlont Boon rocoverB. Their exhaus-
tion aud tue inhal'ng OF tho poisonous air Of the
sick rooms is no doubt tho cause Of thoir being
attacked"
New ORLEANS, Oct. o.-Two Catholic priests,
the Rows: Frorio nnd Dutour, Of tho Society of
jesus, loft to-day for Shreveport. Twenty TO-
male n,1rsea left for hIomphis this evening" sent
BY the Howard Association, i'll Charge Of Mr. T.
Il. South1nayd.
py orilcr Of President Grant. 5000 army "a.
tions will 10 shlppod to slmoyoport Tomorrow
for tho bonout OF tho sufferers,
The Picavu,lo's . special from Shreveport Gays:
Tho iutormonta to-day woro ninotoen, all but
two from yollow feyor, Five woro children aud
two colorcd porsons. Alf snyillo, telegraph
manager. who came loro from Mo,npAis q few
lFHHlA Ia unuftnrDnAjV ill.
Charles Miller, 90; John II, Walker, a.; Charles
Noel, "a: L, Zoal 26; Emile aersbaol, az; Mrs.
ii, +. Gill, IS; john Veriyon, 2i; William
Doudy, a; !; Thomas lIazzara Is; H. William-
Emma Curtis, 10; Joseph n. Curtis, 8 Miss
Leo simms, ii; Qaotua batollha, Yt,
sptoiai Dispatch to 4ds Chie1go Tribune,
oA1no COURTS ADJOURNED.
Spn1saF,ELp. ILL.,, Oct 3.-The session OF the