The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-30

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following resolution was unanimousl.
adopted, hundreds OF prominent citizen
of Memphis, New Orleans, Hicksburg
Grenada, Holly Springs Brownsville
Tenn, and Hickman, Ky, now refugee
in this city, signing it,
WAEREAs, Knowing that reports hav,
been circulated 10 the great injury o
Louisville. relative to the health thereof
the undersigned, citizens of the Southern
States, now refugees here, most respect
fully desire TO express our opinion from
our own personal observation since be-
ing here, that any aud all persons desiring
to visit this city can do SO with absolute
safety, that there is no panic among the
citizens, and we feel no apprehension for
ourselves, our families, or those who are
with US. Among the signers to this are
Henry NJ. Lowcnstein, BENZ. +. Coleman, W.
A. Bullock, C. W. Ritter, Emil Goldbaun,
OF Memphis; B. 4. Jessel, OF New Or.
leans; B. F. Thomas, W. F. Fowler, OF
Grenada; VIM. Muller, OF Nicksburg, and
many others. The merchants OF Louis.
vile severely criticised and condemned
the outrageous dispatch sent out Of Gin
cinnati two days ago, as to panic, here.
NASHVILLE.
Nashville, TESS., September q. S.-John
Donohue, from Water Valley, and Mrs,
Atkinson, from Martin, who have been
down the past few days with yellow fever,
died to-day. John Anderson died last
night at Dickson Station, ,-forty-twO miles
west OF here. lie came from Martin. DR..
Blackburn arrived here to-day from Chat
and leaves. in the morning for
Louisville. He says he regards the situa'
ton in Louisville so grave that his duty
calls him there at once TO do all possible
for hisown people. 7eli-d 3-ti"' ..
vIcEsBuRG. ovn
vIcEsBURG, September 2s.-Mercury 94'.
The fever continues attacking refugees
who have returned. Eleven deaths to-day,
whites and 4 colored.
The fever at Bovinia is increasing, DR..
resident for twenty years,
died at Edwards Depot yesterday Ofyellow
fever. Three negroes were paid 500 to dig
his grave, and party Of gentlemen from
VicEsburg had TO 60 out and bury him.
The negroes have been quarantined from
Edwards for fifteen days.
No telegrams from Greenville; operator
sick. An operator to take his place will
reach Grcenville Monday. iHr
We have Just received letter from Joe
Harthall at MISUNDERSTANDING. He
says: "Dr. Hays died this morning. But
one physician left. For Gods sake, send
us physicians, nurses and ice. Two deaths
this morning. We are helpless. Not less
than fifteen cases now down" The above
is but repetition OF the appeals we are
almost every hourfrom all points
below GreenyilIe. We arc doing all we
can to assist, but our funds will not admit
Of the assistance we would like to render.
W. H. ANDREWS,
PresiiSnt LOrdrd association.
SEw ORLEANS. ayT
NEw ORLEANS, September 2s-NooS.-
deaths, IS; new cases reported, l59. Total
deaths, 2,75S; total cases, 9,02l. a, P"
At meeting of Foreign Consuls at the
French Consulate to-day, the following
was adopted: as..
"1o The LirepOOi CommiItee:. .--
1.-THE Howard Association have publish.
ell that they have sufficient fundsfor their
object, but as there are so many OF our
countrymen requiring assistance, whom
the Towards can not relieve, we beg that
steps be taken to renew subscriptions fol
Henry E. stringer, II. b. ". Acting
Consul; J. Kruschnitt, Consul German
Empire; Lon Bellarcget, Acting French
Consul; Megual Suaraz, Spanish Consul
Or. John Del 0rto, for Count \. Gutppl
Acting Vice Consul; A. Beder, Austrian
Consul; II. F. Klumpp, Danish Consul.
New ORLEANS, September 2S.-S p. NJ
From noon TO Q p. N. eighteen deaths wert
reported, and one hundred and one cases
thirty-nine Of which date prior to septem
Der 18th. NOnew eases were reportedt TO
day from the Charity Hospital. Ot on'
hundred and 6fty.nine cases reported up
to noon. sixty-tivc date prior to the 18th
One physician reported twenty-five case cases
some dating back as far as September 9th
Governor Nichols to-day received $50
in gold from American residents in Mex
leo. through Minister Foster, for the vel
low fever sufferers; also tl90 from Mayo
]. Thompson Baird, OF Portsmouth, Va.
DR.. W. II. Harrison, OF Illinois, goes !!
Port Hickey to-day, DIR. Balbat TO Donald
sonville tomorrow, in response to cal
from these points for physicians. i,
DR.. Vcazie telegraphs from Lagond
plantation: No deaths since the'2lst. ].
], Clarke and nine others convalescing
and will 60 to RicohOc to-day.
New cases to-day: Young Mems Chris'
ian AssOcsation, 1870; Howards, w..
A dispatch from Senator John Morgan
OF Alabama, to the Young Mems Christial
Association in response to an appeal irof
them for the issue OF Government ration'
saws: 81 presented your telegram to IN
Secretary OF War, as he assumes authorit
TO issue ra.ions. He declines to do S
while the benevolent societies have mean
to relieve the wants OF the people
MEMPHIS.
MEArHls September 2s MONTH
weather is warm and sultry this morning
and showers of rain have fallen ut int
walls. The Howard Association will to-da
send additional nurses to Germantown
Paris and CollierviIle, Tennessee, an
Decatur, Alabama.
The report OF the Board Of Health las
night, which gave twenty-cight deaths Il
the mast twenty.four hours, was incon
plete. owing to the failure OF one OF q
undertakers making the report: In add
tion to those officially reported as haytI
died within the corporate limits OF y
CITY, fully q dozen more were Inferred VII
died in the suburbs. These, althong
citizens OF Memphis, ll.not be include
in the total number OF deaths. as the 81
ordinance makes It imperative on u
Board OF Health officials to report on
those who die in the city. 49,.
II. J. Simmons has been appetntt
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