Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

HrfA OF hlce q 20. Among the new cases are
.. o. Carroll, superintendent of the elevator;
Fathers Heiber and Oberfel, and Signal OBJ
server Tenny. Yellow fever has appeared at
Greenviile, Miss. Two deaths are reported
The people are panic stricken and flying from
town. Typographical union Is appeals to sister
unions for assistance. Remit to Michael T.
Battle, secretary.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 3l.-The following dis
patch explains itself:
GRENADA, Miss, Aug 31-To Edward Mad
den, Courier-J ournal, Louisville: Please wire
the following to all Associated Press agents and
publish the same at once in your home papers.
Grenada is without relief committee and is
solely in the hands of the Howard association,
to whom all supplies and money should be
sent. We need no more doctors, but we want
more nurses. Send all supplies and moneys by
express to the Howard association at Grenada
We can't use checks, drafts or post-uffice orders
We need supplies more than We do money.
. tSlgned} w. 81. BEATTY, NJ. ID.
MOBILE, Ala. Aug. 3l.--One death from yell
low fever this morning. fsl
JACKSON. s.
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 3l.-One death from
yellow fever is reported here to-day, causing
considerable excitement. Many persons are
leaving the city. Superintendent David Flan-
merry, of the Western Union telegraph company,
has gone to Grenada to reopen the telegraph
atfice. Three operators there are down with
the fever.
NASHVILLE, Aug 3l.-Yellow fever is report
ed as having broken out at Hickman, KY, with
three deaths.
CANTON.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 3l.--Dispatch to the
Howard association from Canton, Miss.
Twenty new cases in the last twelve hours.
Send six colored nurses if possible, and FIVE
white. NorE.-Above r. ceived to late to COM
ply to-day. The nurses will be sent tomorrow.
Aid for the Sufferers.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 31.-Dr. K. D.
Norris left for Vicksburg this morning. accom-
paLied by fifteen experienced nurses.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-Subscriptions for yell
low fever sufferers to-day were $4,274. The
Shamper OF commerce to-day sent $1,000 to the
Y. M. G. A., New Orleans.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. 31.-At meeting last night
committees consisting of two gentlemen and
two ladies from each ward were appointed to
solicit donations for yellow fever sufferers
Col. 3. 3. Taylor this morning telegraphed
Sioo to New Orleans. and John Sproot, ice
dealer, 800 to Canton.
The Southern express company and Missis-
slppl Central railroad offer free transportation
OF donations and the Western Union telegraph
com Le,',a frank kilograms. No cases of fever
reported bore
2 WASHINGTON, Ang. DETERMINATIONS for
the yellow fever sufferers thus far aggregate
$4,000. The Masons raised about 200. The
ire department. appropriated one days pay of
each member, in the aggregate amounting to
Sl45. and the workmen of the navy yard have
cont ibuted literally.
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fever funds to-day, S4,063. Total to noon,
$22,86O.
CAIRO. Aug. 31.-Th> committee appointed
last night collected To-day about $500 for fever
sufferers. This is exclusive of the private sub
scription received this morning
ChEYENNE, Aug. 3l:-One hundred and TWEEN
ty dollars were sent to Memphis to-day by the
quartermaster employees at Camp CARING. and
$l0O by army ofic at the same post, for the
benefit of yellow fever sufferers
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 3l.-The Steubenville, O.,
relief committee sent 1856 to Memphis to-day
for the yellow fever sufferers. Collie tions will
be taken up in all the churches to- morrow for
the same purpose.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 31.-The total amount
OF subscriptions to the yellow fever sufferers
IN Detroit up to this evening foots up S., 1884,
vi this amount $488 were subscribed through
the Detroit Free Press. The city has been dis
tracted and collectors appointed, who will make
y GA4'lhouSu GduVaSs. SUBSCRIPTIONS through
the Free Press will continue. and the amount
sent forward day by day to the various places
where it is mostly needed.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 3l.-About 80, 900 we're
collected here to-day. South Stockton raised
Sl.2OO. More to come. Livermore contributed
over 300.
ST.. Louis. Aug. 3l.-The Merchants ex-
change fever fund now exceeds $4,000, and
several soliciting committees have not yet re-
ported. No remittances since to-day by the
regular committee. but numerous sums have
been sent daily by outside organizations
TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. 3l.-Hon. John Gutherie,
grand master of Masons, has teegraphed TO
the Masonic relief societies of Memphis and
New Orleans authorizing these societies to
draw on the grand treasurer at sight for $500.
/ CHICAGO Aug. Observation-Disclosures to the citi-
zens committee for the yellow fever sufferers
t date 3l8, TAO; contributions through other
sources. $5, 6S2. Total $24 422.
4 CINCINNATI, Aug. 3l.-The subscriptions to
the yellow fever sufferers now exceed $12, 900.
& CLEVELAND, o.. Aug. 3l.-The total contri-
buttons to the yellow fever fund are $3. 900.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 3l.-To-day has been verv
warm. Our board of health declares the CITY
was never healthier. Active work still proceeds
by the Howard association for the benefit of
the fever sufferers.