The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05
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DR.. Walter Bayley. with thirteen nurses, left
here yesterday for Holly Springs.
Capt. Chas. 3. johnson has been appointed
United States hull inspector OF steam vessels
utce W. @. Flanders.
One of the children Of Mr.. Lueien De Buys, OF
this city, but now spending the summer at Bay
1T. Louis fell and broke his arm yesterday.
The directors Of the Peoples Bank have de-
cided upon closing their doors at. $3.50 o'clock
until the end Of the prevailing epidemic.
The Socialists will meet Sunday OF 8 O'Clock
.. M, at Turner's Hall. for the purpose of ex-
pressing dissatisfaction.
A dispatch received here yesterday from
Vicksburg announces that Bishop Elder has
been attacked by the fever.
II few drivers of floats were locked up there
would be less OF that numbering sound ON our
streets during the epidemic.
There ought to be court-martial to try cold
hearted landlords who endeavOr to turn out
poor sick ones down with the fever.
matter that Is worth remembering is that
In cases of yellow fever bethesda water oper-
ates like miracle when retention OF the urine
is one of the symptoms.
The newly elected delegates to the State Cen
trail Committee Of the Democratic Conservative
party meet at No. 100 Customhouse street, III
stairs. at 10 o'clock to-day,
attending @ conversation OF bishops IN England,
is daily expected to arrive In this city. That
noble prelate evidently believes that the'post Of
danger is the post of duty.
1t was reported laSL bY6n1UB Iudt ~ E6uileulhu
of this city named Drouet,, connected by mar
riage with the Sourdes family, was drowned op-
posite the Spangenberg plantation. about six
miles above Carrolton.
A meeting of the steamboat fraternity is
called for IL O'Clock TO- day, at the office OF Capt.
j. K. Bell. over the store Of J. Fl. Menge, o.,
for the purpose OF organizing system OF relief
for their suffering brethren.
The average married man has q soft time of it
nowadays When he gets home at ooloek d n
friend" Il his wife has to pull Off his boots. 1t
Is because he is tired"
Jos. St. Cyr. agent made an af1dayit before
Recorder Miltenberger against Mr., Roux and
John Montuzn for trespAss, they having &C.
cording to his statement, taken possession Of
the house No. 214 Dorgenois street. belonging to
the estate of Mrs. Macarty,
The gentlemen and ladies Of Barnes Hotel,
Mississippi City. will give an entertainment for
the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers OF New
management Of Mrs. Bradford and several
other ladies.
Mr. Thomas 9. Wilkinson, q native OF Ohio,
died Of yellow fever at 10 O'Clock last night NJ.
wilkinson was one Of the founders OF the wv
Item, and was connected with that paper at the
time Of his death. The many genial Qualities
of the deceased had gathered around him host
of friends, who deeply deplore his untlmely
end.
It has been rumored for the past two days
Louis. Il is true that DR.. Borde. exhausted by
fatigue, was compelled last week to seek relax.
alton at the Bay, but has SO TAR recovered Th4s
he is expected lack here TINS mornling.z Luis
will be gratifying news TO MS many lrlehos'
Can't. Geo. T.. Norton, supervising Inspector
of steam vessels, has received authorlty IRON
the Secretary Of the Treasury to alloW those
eonnected with the local inspectors office, that
a ee service, to leave the city during the
prevalence Of the epidemic.