Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-24
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YELLOW. rKyKR.

WILLOW FEVER.
Savannah, Sept. 23.-The Savan-
nah benevolent association, formerly
Metropolitan FIRE company, resolved
to. day to ask aid from abfosd foFtthe
sick and destitute. Any contributions
whcthur money, p#ev,ssP1ss or 10th
ing addressed to j. H.'Es,eR, prcsi-
dent Metropolitan bene VIOLENT associa-
ton, will be acknowledged.
Charleston, Sept 23.-There is
no epidemic in Charleston. The, {
have been four scattering yellow
fever cases traced to persons who
have communicated with quarsntine
and refugees from Savannah. Fever
showed no sign Of spreading.
Augusta, Ga, Sept. 23.-Therc
are 600 cases of yellow fever At
Brunswick. The people are in the most
destitute condition, without food
physicisns, or nurses. A dispatch
states that it is impossible to exag-
geratel the fearful condition Of affairs
aud that some of the people, will die
from starvst,on unless speedy aid is
rendered.
: Savannah, Sept. 23.-To.al inter
ments to-day, 46 Of which 80 were
New Orleans, Sept. 2s.-rhe NAV
or Of Brunswick, Ga, ,eleEraphs the
appeal of the Howard association fol
aid. He s.Atss that on. ef peps,aa
tion of 25 900 there are 600 cases o
yellow fever, including three of thci
fifteen pbysici.ns. The ASSOCIATION
forwarded today skilled physicians
and nurses. y n
BAl.inore ssps. So To U.s 9ener
al 4Agent Of ne Western Associatee
| 4tsresss Ia reply 70 you'd erptplicai ipr y i
for M official s,atessent ia regard t
the prevalence of yellow fever in this
cityoue poeihvei n ttste tieH isf sp'
ascase, of yklbs Ayet IL Balap,ort
ail cases oftypho NAH haifever whlet
prevailed II Falls Point, twelve il
number, were removed to the marine
hospital Wednesday. aud no new
case has occurred within sixty hours
FERDINAND G. LATHoBK,
Mayor 6f Baltimore
JAMES A. STEWART, ND,
Commissioner OF Health
HELL. GATE. q +
| General Newton compliments the
citizens Of Astoria for their fortitude
despite the attempts ,of .poltroons te
to make aFpenic cver the He'll Gate
explosion. he advises them to lcay.
their doors and windows open. The
people Of Astoria propose to make
Sunday general outdoor holiday
Gen. Newton and aida will 6re The
mine from : point 600 yards distant.
The New Yurks isbbath eo1missior
having addressed communication te
Gen. Newton urging that some Other
day than Sunday be chosen for the
explosion, ard say,ng 20 important N
achievement Of engineering science
and skill will be noticed elsewhere
and will be understood that its tax
ing place on Sunday viii impair tht
force Of our example - Ssbbs,t
/ keeping people, General replied, thai
wh,le he respected the Sabbath y
| much - any gentlemen whose scnti
ments tho note represented, tho e1
plosicn on that day was . matter o
necessity.
New York, Sept. 23.-The explo.
sion 1t He'll Gate Sunday is the tall
Of the people and papers. and reYiSe'
again the Sabbath observance ques
tion. MlsYivisitoe. brsvedlths storm
| yesterday to look for the last time q
the excavation, not isW pof thctl
lsoies, who saiked with perfeea cool
ness over . mine Of Fifty thousant
pounds of the most destructive o
4 | lsewa c1plnsives. Al 1n:lnlast even
Ting the wires vse- oonnscsed snt
taken into the bomb-proof. The shat
WAS then entirely cleared OF debri
4 and the u ork men ascended the stair
| for the last time.
i When the miners reached th
ground above, thres times thre
cheers were given for Gen. Newton
Capt. Meropr, Mr.. Boyle, Ar. Ssrei
deng, and . successful Blast.
H Al 1920 dispatches were sent I
J, Washington that the work had bee
completed. A. nidniGht CAPT. Me'
! cur prdrrsd iisHl gSta u the lsypho
opened, and Barry Boyle turned tn
. valve. The water howled ,throug
4 the pipe resounding through til
!. galleries with the roar of NiAga,,
The work has been successfully co,r
!. pleted without an accident, and II
r that remains is form gentle iaund,
5 ton Of the excay stion. s
5 The lunAtics who occupy the as,