Daily globe., 1878-09-03

low fever sufferers, s400 of which has beensent
TO Memphis The balance Will DC senb 10 NE"
Orleans aud other points.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2.-The yellow 1ever re-
lief from this city amounts to over 94'ooo;
This does not include the amounts fconsfiDuIeo
by secret societies.
OMAHA, sept 2-Mayor Milbourn to-day re-
ceived S2UO more for relief of the yellow fever
sufferers making about 81, ,2O0 thus Tar donated.
The Odd Fellows fund amounts to Sooo, Win
less than one-ifth the lodges in the State heard
from. Grand Secretary Foster estimates that
this fnnd will reach $5, 900. The ladies' relief
committee of Ft. Wayne telegraphed Sooo 10
Mem phis and Yicksburg to-day, and Blshop
Dwenger, of the Catholic church, Sl0o to
Memphis.
P1rrsBrRau, Sept 2.-Contributious to the
yellow fever fund to date, $l1,622.
MILWAUKEE, Sept "A public meeting to-
night to devise means for furnishing rellet to
sufferers by yellow fever was largely attended.
Addresses were made by Mayor Black, James
G. Jenkins Rev. G.. Il. Gordon and others.
Committees we're appointed who will COM
mence the canvass at once.
ClhcINNATI o., Sept. 2.-Total collections IN
this city for fever sufferers to date, as near as
can be estimated, is $l5, 600. Money ls still
being collected daily in considerable sums.
through subscri ptions and by means OF enter
tainments for the same purpose
SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 2.-Contributlons, ss5,-
500; and to-day DR.. Cheyes and two nurses were
sent TO Memphis
AUGUSTA, Sept. 2.-Contributions. Sl,3Ou
ANOTHER OF TIE HOWARDS
MExpHIs, Tenn, Sept 2.-Informatlon has
been received from Grenada that Butler p An
derson. of the Memphis Howard association,
who went there at the outbreak of the fever, ls
in diving condition. Adolph Thumel, teller
of the German National bank, died this even
ing.
NINE REFUdEES AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUIS VILE Sept. 2.-In response to a call
upon him, DR.. l.. p. Blackburn will go to
Hickman, KY, as soon as possible At present
there are nine cases Of imported yellow fever
in the hospital here. One death occurred to-
night.
SAN FRANoIsco, Sept. 2.-Subscriptions to
of $S, 600 Another remittance will be made
tomorrow. Eureka, New, sends S45O. The
Typographical union of Virginia City, $3.50,
and the hlechanic's union, ~, SUI:
CH1cAao Sept. 2.--Total subscriptions to the
citizens committee to date 1923, ,33l; from other
sources $6,419; total $29,75O The committee
to-day sent to the Howard association at Vicks-
burg and Memphis 81 900 each, and to Grenada
and Port Gibson $500 each. The United States
Express company has received from its agents
and forwarded South $3.50 for the yellow fever
sufferers. More collections are expected.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Sept. 2.-There was con-
siderable excitement here to-day over report
of yellow fever at Houston, Texas, ST. Louis
and Helena in this State. AS yet there has
been no signs of case here The subscrlp-
tions for the Memphis sufferers still goes on.
ST. LOUIS CAUTIOUS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.--Additional su descriptions
to the Merchants Exchanges fever fund have
increased it to over $4,000, and outside dona-
tions will reach fully as much more. The re-
mittar ce by the committee to-day were $25O
each to Delhi La, and Port Gibson, Miss,
$40O to Memphis and $3.50 to Grenada. As an
additional precautionary measure, and to guard
against possible infection from refugees from
the afflicted cities, the health commissioner,
Mr.. Francis, has stationed prompt and re-
liable physician at each police station in the
city, whose duties it will be to visit
all cases of sickness of whatever kind reported
by police officers others, and if the person
sick ls lately from the South and shows the
slightest sign of malarial fever he is to be sent
at once to the city quarantine hospital,
cording to the character or stage Of the disease.
Three physicians are to consult with DIR. Rob-
inson, of the city dispensary in all doubtful
cases, and will be supplied with the latest ap-
proved means to disnfect and fnmigate prem
ises which have been occupied by persons who
it may be thought to be best or safest to send
on the river bank twelve miles below the city,
and capable of accommodating 600
patients and at the best appointed building of
the kind in the country. Patients will be cared
for there in the best possible manner. and
refugees from the South, especially those with
limited means, who are sick of any di-
sease will be Infinitely better off there than at
hotels or boarding houses This action of the
health commissioner meets the hearty approval
of all classes of citizens, and takes away the
least fear that yellow fever will take hold in
this city.
GRENADA Sept. 2.-Six deaths, three whites
and three colored and eight new cases to-day.
The whites were Col. Butler, p. Andersen, of
the Memphis Howards, Postmaster Cole, and a
young man name unknown. Anderson's re-
mains leave here at midnight on special train
for Memphis. Like nearly all the other cases
he was getting along nicely until very short
time before his death.
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Sept 2.-The Howards report
q large increase of fever cases among the ne
groes. One member of the visiting committee
reports on his list nine negroes in one house on
Theresa street. The Howards report 249 appli-
ca tions for relief to-day. The Peabody relief
association are gett ting well under way They
to-day filled 1900 acquisitions for rations
The Young Mems Christian association relief
committee doing noble work. To date
they have attended to the wants of sol fever
patie' rs, and to-day, in response to the request
of the Peabody association, issued ninety-two
acquisitions for rations, the members visiting
the homes of applicants and satisfying them
selves of their wants. The weekly mortuary
report ending Sunday at six P. NJ. shows 500
deaths, Al from yellow fever. The deaths
from fever 3Jl whites and thirty colored.
vIoKsBURd AND GEEENvILIlE.
VIcEsBURG, Sept. 2.-Weather clear and
warm, thermometer "a deg. An appeal is made
to Israeltes throughout the country for as
sistauce to their sick and destitute countrymen
here. The distress is very great. Remittance
to be made to Alex. Kuhn, treasurer of the
Hebrew relief society, Vicksburg Miss. The
Howard association estimates between 800 to
1900 sick and increasing rapidly. Eight phys-
clans report 1l0 cases.
1t is estimated there are over 200
new cases to-day. Deaths, fourteen white and
four blacks among them Joseph T. Dali, mer-
chant, recently elected mayor, Chas. H. Natha
jeweler and j. W. Jolly. DR.. Whitehead CON
dition is very critical, but hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery. Thirty cases of fever
are reported at Greenyille. Miss, with fye
deaths and the disease spreading rapidly.
CORRESPONDENT JUST FROM GRENADA.
Sr. LOUIS Sept. 2.-Alferd II. Sping, a
young reporter just from this city, who left
here three weeks ago for that ill-starred Grena-