Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23

Inc death OF Ut. Doax, AZ fulton,
Kentucky. this morning. with black
vomit. after six days sickness, created a
panic and many people left town. Eight
or ten others are sick here. but the
disease is pronounced bilious fever.
MEMPHIS. Sept. u. - Thirty-nins
deaths from yellow fever are reported
officially by the Board Of Health m
having occurred during the past2 "a hours
ending at q o'clock tonight. II. I. All.
q colored volunteer physician from Gin.
cinnati. died this afternoon. He had
been quite an active worker and was
buried by the Towards in their lot in
Eimwood Cemetery. Il. X. Catoon.
agent Of the Associated Press in this
city. Is down with the fever. Since the
beginning Of tho epidemic he has been q
prominent worker OF the Masonic Relief
Board and has assisted in the AraImeLs
and Ledger. His case is progressing ia
vorably and everything indicates his
speedy recovery. During his illness his
position is filed by Simon l.. Barrius.
late city editor Of the Hsruld. and an
active worker OF the Howards. Reports
are being received Of the spreading Of
the disease in the interior and adjacent
townships. The Howard physicians are
daily called OF to visit patients residing
as far distant n fifteen miles from the
city.
The following appeal is made by the
officers Of the Hebrew Hospital /: sour
funds having been exhausted and the
sickness still continuing with undated
fury in our midst. we appeal to our CO.
r~eligionists throughout the United States
for pecuniary aid. There are orphans
to be cared tor in addition to relieving
the sick, and our good work must be
discontinued unless aid Is given us.
Remittances should be addressed 10
David Eissman. Treasurer Hebrew Hos.
pital Association"
Twsnty.three physicians OF the How
ard corps report 100 new cases.
Nxw ORLEANS. Sept. 2l.-Ofice OF the
Orleans Central Relief Committee. Gus
t~om.houss. New Orleans. Sept. lists.
To Hon. George l.. Smith. Collector OF
Customs-Sir Your favor Of date al
vising the granting Of 10000 additional
rations by the Honorable Secretary OF
War for the relief Of sufferers by the
yellow fever has been received. The
thanks Of this committee are due TO ths
Honorable Secretary Of War for his
prompt action in these premises also.
10 the heads Of the various Federal De.
partmeuts Of the CITY for the kind inter.
est manifested ON behalf Of our af.
iiicted city. Respectfully.
FRANK l.. RicHARps.
Chairman Of the Orleans Committee.
Nkw ORLEANS. Sept. 2I.-Dr. Kibbe.
who invented the yellow fever cot. Is
now sick Of the disease and lies on one
Of his own cots. being treated by DIR.
Chappin's s~prinkling remedy. by means
OF cool water his temperature has been
reduced from l05 to lOl and the present
symptoms are favorable. Tho Towards
report 7s new cases and the Young
Mems Christian Association SO.
Hor SrRiSos. Sept. 2l.-The tele-
graph wires have been down two days.
Since the last death list some Of the best
citizens have died. DIR. Manning. the
most successful physician, is dead.
VicKsBrRo, Sept. 2l.-The weather Is
cloudy and cool; thermometer. 10 de-
grses. The rain last night was very
heavy. Ten deaths to-day-G white and
4 colored. A slight increase il reported
in the new cases. and the city Ia gloomy
in consequence. Present indications do
not encourage us in the hope Of having
frost very Don
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2l.-Since the begin
ming Of the epidemic the following ply
sicians Of the Howard medical corps
have fallen victims: W. X. Hodges OF
Memphis. II. II. Williams OF woodburn.
n.y.. J. W. Meksnna OF st. Louis. W.
G. Meade Of Arkansas. Thomas McGre-
COR OF Tennessee. T. W. Mendes OF
Nashville. 7. b. Harlan Of Hot Springs.
Ark. J. q. Rsnner OF indianapolis. j.
Is. Hack Of Murfreesboro, J. 5. Banker
Of Stevenson. Ala. 7. W. Bond Of
Brownsville. Tenn. A. u. Pearce o,
Cincinnati. p. G. Nugent Of st. Louis
W. /. Armstrong Of Memphis. Il. H.
latte Of Cincinnati. J.. U. q. Garrett Of
Fort Wayne. Indiana. The following
are reported on the sick list: =. II. Nc
Cormiek Of Terre Haute. Ind, W. T.
Lowry OF Cincinnati. X. W. Hunton OF
Kansas City. 7. S. Simms OF Memphis.
J. II. Uphas Of Los Angeles. CAL. I. II.
Force Of Hot Springs. Ark. J. N.
worthes OF Round Rock. Ark. W. T..
Dawson OF Memphis, W. A. Kuhn Of
Dayton. o., b. II. Montgomery OF Chat.
tsnooga. Tenn. W. T. Bssaney OF Jones'
town. Miss. A. A. Heriss OF Savannah,
Ca. II. Burchard Of Columbus. o.. s.
L. Borinds.
NEw ORLEANS. Sept. 2i.-Mr. vessie.
who arrived last night from Grenada.
left this evening with five nurses for
Labaneville. in response to the applica-
ton to the Howards for physicians and
nurses. The fever is reported rs very
bad at that place. The Towards also
sent four nurses TO Grand Junction to-
day. At 10 o'clock tonight DR.. Kibbe
was asleep and resting we'll. His tenn
peraiurs was l02 degrees. DIR. Chaplin
wa. rdtl.Itu WIN LiS eohhitioh nuh Noh-
siders the chances OF recovery favorable.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 22.-Seventeen ply
sicians Of the Howard corps report III
cases.
CoLuNprs. Ky.. Sept. 22.-The situa-
ton ut Hickman is unchanged ; IL new
cases and 4 deaths in the past "a hours.
There have been 6S deaths there up to
the Goth inst.
INV 0RLEASs. Sept. 22.-Howard
Association cases reported to-day 314;
Young Mems Christian Association, AZ
new cases.
MoSrooMrRr. Ala, Sept. 22.-Gov.
Houston has issued q proclamation
making October ID n day Of humiliation
and prayer to God that the pestilence
may abaie in the infected localities. and
that other States aud communities DO
spared.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 22.-The fever has
made its appearance among the children
at the Leah Orphan Asylum, situated
about one mile north OF the city. OF
the forty inmates seven have been taken
The Howsnis to-day sent a
who will put quarantine on
the premises also the nurses.
HkRSASpo. Miss, Sept. 22.-Nins
cases are reported in the last "a hours.
GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn. Sept. "a
l. q Lanes President of the Howard