The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-09


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q,ambtae csmp. &c.. Gipe, sb1
had gore ditIcr 10 meet ganf'e-
moo tfom Mobile ou importsot bu',
i1sa And refused ~ release him
unIcf bond. although &c vas fefigr.
cI i5r any amount.
What dii be arrc.t bin fr?|
This doesn't appear; although, there
seems 10 be a shaiowy undclined
idea lhat he had previously commit
ted some offence. although he knew
Of no charges made against him,
aud certainly he had not been public |
Is accuscd. But the Mayor declines
TO issue an order ffr biz release,
"this being his second" offence.
Was it then an offence for Mr..
Gause TO have visited the Quaran> |
tine Camp with m intention 10 re.
turn after the transaction OF some |
private business. Wus not that |
the proper place under the circum-
stances for the two persons jhus to |
meet?
Again, DR.. Scales. Health Officer, |
ct Mobile, is reported as asserting
that leaving Paacagoula without
permit" Cot the Mobile Board OF
Health, we presume }, is violation |
of quarantine. For abY authority |
at Mobile to claim such jurisdic>
ton over Pascagoula is too trans
paren,ly absurd 10 require com-
ment, and we cannot suppose that |
Dr., Scales could have issued any |
such ridiculous order.
1t seems also that DR.. Fowler
takes it upon himself to act as
Judge, Jury and Prosecuting Off
Ger, when he charges first Of
fence, finds guilty, and assesses a
fine OF fifty dollars.
The feet is, this arrest aud con>
fnemcnt of Mr.. Cause was a high
handed outrage and demands some
EXPLANATION which Mr.. Cause has
thus far been unable 10 obtain.
SCRANTON, Miss, sept. &c, 1876.
To His Honor, the Mayor of the CITY Of
Mobile:
SrR-Feelipg aggrieVed at the treat-
nan, recently received at the hands
If your quarantine officials stationed at
he State Line, l desire thus publioly to
tate my case, in order that the reply
rom you, which / solicit through the
me cha mel, may serve for the guid-
INC, of others il toe future who may be
,qu lily 'in the dark" in reQad to the
avs which govern in this matter.
On the % I inst. in response to tai
,graphic despatch from Mr.. j. ".
3aird, of yonr county, / proceeded to
our Quarantine station to meet him on
important business. After transacting
aid business, as | was about to retnrp ,
O nv home. | was informed by DIR.
Fowler, the physician in charge OF the
ta;ion, that / vas under srrest, sub-
cot to the the orders OF yo1r Honor,
md for twenty -four hours l was detain- ,
d as prisiner. ~ith no other c>m-
oris than we're afforded by u rude tent
nd the roughes5 Of fare; aud although
riends came and offered to go my se-
urity for any amount for nv appear
nceinext morning. or at any iuturetlme !
q order that might enjoy more COM
ortsble quarters, it was peremptoIily re-
usei.
Nv friend. Mr.. Baird, then proceed
q to the station Mt Grand Bay scd tel
your Honor of the facts Of
be case. to Whicn was received the fol-
owing reply:
"The Board OF Health d. cline to or
er the relense of Cause, this being his
econd off-nce. (Signed)
"ALPHoSsB HURrEL." Mayor.
Also teiegraphed Merssrs. Chamber ,
n 4 Co., frieuds of hls and Of m, self,
tatipg the case - them and soliciting
heir interference, to which was receig- .
d the following reply: II
"Dr Scales says Cause violated h
by leaving Psscsgou'a
ithout permit; will have to tske
jnsequenchs.
"f5ignedl CHANBERLAIS L Co. I
NV NJ your Hoaor please, will you c