Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28
Yellow Fever.

The total plumber OF intermeDts at Savannah
yesterday was 81, oil which % were from gel
low + yer. j. Ii Estee, editor of the Morn
luz News VINO Vas taken sick with yellow fever
on Mcrday, is reported doing we'll.
The ci zcns' cjm mitlec of Memphis collect
ed "a UOU yesterday for be yellow fever suffer
ers AT Savanuah, aud seut 81 900 to the Mayor
OF Brunswick
Iw, thousaud dollars Fave beeu Sent to the re-
lief OF Savanuah and Brunswick from Calves
.ou aud additional amounts are being sub
scribeC. There are no new developments re-
ga.clt he quarantine against New O'leans.
A News ludlanola dispatch says he steamship
Gussie, from HaVaDna, which has beer qlaran
tined bcct Use of a supposed case OF yeilow fever
among her crew, has been allowed to leave.
Tie quarantine ficer decided that there Was
10 fever 90 board.
he academy OF Music at Baimpre was
crowded :a,t ngnt, the OCCASION crl:g voluntary
cutc!;ai 4Ucul lU aid OF the Savannah sufferers
hy 1t Freuch Benevolent Society 0! Batlm re.
The pr!uclpai features of the cntertal neut
were u &c ure by Cot Charles e. Louy, ia
tive OF Maryla, and officer iu the arms OF
Egypt. giving most Instructive aud interest
iug accJugt Of his explorations in Central Afri-
ca, 10 the service o the khedive, and the sing.
rg of several pieces by b. Russian prima dou
Ca, Bch Goa, whose services were rendered
;hruugi. Max Strakosch. BeIocca captured
Baltimore.
Ar Ak Snpot. telegraph operator 10 h.
Westeru Unlon Telegraph Company, who was
detaiicd By the superintendent in New Orleans
10 20 IL Savannoh aud :cmau during thu cpl
dymic, writes Oh the 25tn to relative Wash
luS.ou as fpi;oW:
After somewhat ,edi u journey | reached
the City ol the Dead" Friday evening, fs2l
ing very ii. This is a sad place. Every
place oil business is clos, aud the streets de.
serted, There is not house ~ the city that
has not been Infected with the plague. The
people thrnk Of nohirg else, and as a consc
90 Gee one hears hing but tales OF the sick
AID iyios aud their h rr'bIe suffering They
ali iouk up n lDe with wonder. aud are exp c.
ing me to go unier all the time. | vas the
ony passenger Oh the Savannah traia when
We ella Cd cars at Miilen, and at every sratlon
the ciow!, OF gaping idiots who looked as
though 'hey had been scared nigh unto
dearn," would make remarks about the solitary
passenger, >ay.ug 81 wcu'i be dead in a week.
"Aue.her v!ctiu FIR q d Jack u etc, all Of
which would have tendency TO weaken some
folks nerve; but as | have been thar before
gave it back to them as fast as they sent 1t.
cauupt say When will be able to leave here.
TE"ra Sccus - be ~ hope Of the fever subsld
i; uGtii irys!, tnvu.h it may b. that when the
uru who are DOW sick recover can be spared,
or be scni to some other plagued place.
EFFECTS OF RADIcALIsM IN SOUTH CARO-
LlNA.-Icsterday a man came loto the 9TH -
OF the Journal Of Commerce, who should be
taken through Indiana aud the Northwest and
exhibited on every s'umn, labeled, Specimen
o. Republican Reform Administrator. The
man is an Intelligent, espcc.ab!e and hard'
working c)Iored mao, nancd Tory COCA. o.
| b. head. face, breast aDi hands were deep
cuts witch had been uucarcd for. His story
i gi7cn as beGg that OF Many HARD working
ani honest colnrcd men-col9r,d mcu whom
the northern papers tell Us thou iuds oil
btase N died 20 emanclpate from the slave
drivers WHIP
"Ou rhursda" w were working 10 the fc d, y
b. sai, "culiug rice, when | heard The whlp
smankiog up at the house, and knew The sirIk
crs wi.rr whipping some Of tn" folks Most
of the haYd> working with NE commenced ruu
niug away bu don't run away trou: anybody.
Well, the ri crs c&me rurnlng dawn aod com
m2nccd whipping five Of US There were three
IS bite uon 10 TIE b Id: aud they luru"d around
aud walked off. Tn white tUlgs don't defend
Us, because they say II they hurt any OF the
strlk - tic p"opi- at the North will make a
big 'us over 1t, and say they murder nggcrs
FIR nohiug. The strikers We're men and wo.
men. The wNmen had CLUBS and m"n raw hide
Whips, and think they mast have had wire
twisted % the whlrs bccaus? hey cut like a
knita every lick. They whipped me and my
sou AID lhr"e rthers. They had most killed
roe, ard had hu"g N" Into dl'ch, and were
sill crcwdlnr arou' Us, beating u WIKI cIu.s
and Whips, when Hamilton lc,or"d member
OF the Lggisiaturo) came riding up, aud got
them to stop When the strikers starred to,
wards u. hey spread all over the field, aud the
men who We're working had to run all sorts OF
ways. Some OF ihcm ran into the marsh and
aid; some Others ct into the swamp; several
ca IN Dear getting drowned BY runnlug into the
river to hid ; some -wam across the rlv"r.
His eyes W, r. am IL C implicitly closed; 10
DIR me left ryr there was "a deep cash, which,
locked a. il it might have been Il flcIef with
kciir, an he was evidently sutf rug scv r:y.
He was literally, from head to foot, mass OF
cuts and bruises. II. states that the clothes
worn by him at the tmr OF RI" assault we're
ab-our.lv whipp d of CharleSton jour
nal Of Commerce.
One CENT DAMAGES The suit of DR.. L.
Clay Maddux VS.. s. Z. Lutte. proprietor of
Guy, Hotel, damages for trespass on plaintiff S
rooms at Guys Hotel, was trl"d 10 the Court
~ | l.
the evidence that 10 1875 Dr. Maddnx had co.
gagged 'wo rooms in Guys Hotel for himself
and family, consisting Of his vile, child aud
m1Iher-n-law, at the rate of $40 per month.
The doctor made the arrang meut with Mr.
ThoMa- Boyiau, the mauascr Of the hotel;Who
tstiG that the understanding 5 tha; the
DECOR vas to take his meals in the house al
the bill oil fare rates aud !hat DR.. Madiux had
nos carried ont the coOtract.
NJ, Little stated that about q month before