Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-04

GEO. w. BRYANT,
w. N. SAUNDERS,
JAMES LEWIS
j. B. STAMPS,
Committee.
New ORLEANS Sept. 3.-The city sexton re-
ports thirty-six deaths in the past twenty four
hours. One physician reports sixty new cases.
1t is thought the number of new cases will go
far above any other day since the fever appear
ed. Physicians say they no longer make a
report of new cases for want of time, and the ,
large increase Of new cases. The Howard as
ISOLATION is calling in Gods name for ply
sIclans from all parts of the country to come to
the relief of the stricken of Vicksburg
The number of physicians here is
small and they are broken down and several
are sick. Among the deaths to-day is John d.
Roach paying teller of the Vicksburg bank.
fev. MIR. Galloway, of the Methodist church. is
sinking rapidly, and no hopes are entertained
OF his recovery. DR.. Whitehead is also in a
dying condition. All hope is given up. His
wife, who has been down with fever, got up to-
day and has been ministering to his wants in
his last moments. The fever at Greenville
continues to increase rapidly. Seventy five
cases are reported there and fourteen deaths.
Iwenty-six cases and six deaths are reported at
Delhe. Call for medicine and medical aid.
The Pickwick club have organized commit
tee Tor the distribution of beef tea and beef
soup to the sick certificates of the attend
| ing physicians from 10 A. NJ. to p NJ. Attend
ants are kept busy serving applicants. The
nqulds are put up in pint and quart bottles,
tightly corked and distributed.
MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, Sept. 3.--Only two physicians have
made reports on new cases up to noon to-day.
They report eighteen cases. The undertakes
report ffty-one yellow fever interments up to
noon. Father Mcnamara of ST. Patricks, died
to-day. The remains of Butler P. Anderson
member of the Memphis Howard association,
who died at Grenada yesterday afternoon were
brought to this city and buried this morning.
Capt. William Miller, prominent citizen, was
taken down this morning. DR.. [. Joseph Yates,
Charleston, s. c., have arrived and tie ndered
| their services.
BEGGARS DESCRIPTION.
| MEMPHIS, Sept. 3.--The condition of our CITY
beggars description. While the list of new
cases reported is only about 60, the death rate
has amounted oeighty-six, only two of which
were from other causes than yellow fever
Bodies were discovered to-day in out-of-the-
way places which have, from appearances been
dead several days. One popularity manifested
among many of the sick is desire to seclude
/, themselves, while among the poor there is an
unreasonable fear of being sent to the hospital
or lntlrmary- Hence the discoveries of to-day.
Among the new cases Rev. Geo. c.
Harvls, dean of st. Mary's Episcopal
cathedral, Rev. G. G. Parsons, rector of St.
Marys, IL. Il. Brown Liglaver, of Menken
condition Among the few convalescents is
Ed. Worsam, chief of police. Athy is reported
convalescing. DR.. Dowell of CASTOR, is here
doing good service among the sick Four phys
lcians from Charleston s. O.. arrived to-day.
E. y. Jameson, correspondent of the st. Louis
Journal, conveyed to the hospital TO-DAY
SICK with fever. Father VIM Walsh. of ST.
Patrick s church, sends forth the following ap-
peal to all Catholic societies for aid:
Three priests alone remain. All others are
dead or sick. Three hundred lives saved at
the Father Mrtthew camp. ARRANGEMENTS are
being made to provide for the orphans
The following is from the Colored Preachers
Aid society.
To the colored people of the United States.
especially Of the North Our people are suffer
relieve us all you can by sending us means,
We sre not able to bury our dead or to nurse
and feed the sick and destitute. The most of
us have no employment, as all business is sns-
pended. Send US contributions of money or
provisions speedily.
Chairman, Preachers Association.
THos. SHIELDS,
| Secretary.
Endorsed by S. r. Flipper, mayor, and G, s.
Fisher, chairman of the citizens relief COM
! 1nittee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 3.-To mayors and
| others: In consequence of several nersons
having arrived here who are incompe to at
Tend to the duties assigned to them by reason
OF drunkenness, you are respectfully requested
not to furnish transportation to any parties
unless you are satisfied, after thorough in
/ curry, that they are worthy and well qualified
to perform their duties. (Signed),
A. d. LANGsTAFF,
| Prest. Howard Assn
4 HOLLY SpRTNcc
HOLLY SPRINGS, Aug. 3.-Some sixty cases of
fever among the citizens here The do, tors
mere pronounce it bilious fever of ser;ons
Ia - The deaths of A. G. Goodrich and
| Isaac lander. citizens. and VIM. Mackin
refugee. have occurred. Great panic. People
are leaving in large numbers
BLUE DAY.
| NASHVILLE, Sept. 3.-The American special
from Brownsville, ffty-five miles east of Mem
PMS, says To-day has been blue one. Thir-
teen new cases and four deaths are renorted
The fever attacks natives and visitors al;La
The towards and city authorities have to bnrv
Inc 1e dead themselves The town is deserted.
All stores except drug stores are closed. Nurses
money and supplies needed
LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. st is exceed;nn
ly warm and oppressive to-day. Thermometer
81. Aid for the yellow fever districts still 600,
forward
GENEROUS CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.:.The total subscriptions 70
the yellow fever cities handed in to tbt. az;
zens' committee to date are S25o82; from 9th.
er sources, $6, 755. Total $3l, 1877.
DISTINCTION.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The board of hea lth
calls upon citizens to report the arrival of ner-
sons from the yellow fever districts, that their
baggage and clothing may be promptly disin-
fected. Liberal contributions are making at
al al points. Ihe announcement of the death of
Postmaster Thompson, of Memphis. is received