Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-30
Texas. Stringent quarantine
are enforced in all interior towns,
vtcKsBURG LAST NIGHT.
regulations

VAchsBURG, MISS, Aug. 29.-l29 new cases in
the past twenty-four hours and seventeen
deaths. Among the deaths, at late hour this
evening. is j. P. Allen, city editor of the Vicks-
burg Herald. Mr.. E. A..Barber died this morn
| ing. Drs Robbins and Balfour are conyale-
sent, also Rev. Mr.. Galloway Rev. Father
McManus is down with the fever. Hereafter
| physicians will report to the Howard associa-
ton at 5 P. N: the number of new cases.
ST. LOUIS STILL WORKING.
| ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-The Merchants Ex-
change fever fund now amounts to nearly
$4,000. The st. Louis evangelical alliance
makes an appeal to all Christian denomina-
lions throughout Missouri to aid
s by 49, liberal donations the fever We,
stricken people of the South. The
| grand secretary of Masons and deputy grand
master of Odd Fellows make similar appeals
which will be published tomorrow morning.
Dr. G. Dowell, of Galveston, passed through
here tonight route to Memphis, whittier
he goes to give his professional
Army of the Republic, East St. Louis, raised
Sll5 to-day for the fever sufferers, and expect
to increase it to 5000. Contributions are COM
ing in to the Merchants Exchange fund
from all sources, and numerous
sums are being forwarded to the different
places by various societies and individuals of
the city, The interest in the matter increases
The sympathy of all classes for the plague
stricken people South is very earnest, and sim
cere appeals for food and clothes are coming
from different quarters which will be prom pity
responded to.
MASONIC RELIEF.
COLUMBUS, O.. Aug. 29-Theodore P. Gordon
to day forwarded to the grand secretary of the
Masonic lodge at Jackson, Miss, draft for
Sl2O, that being one installment of the money
contributed by Masons in this locality for the
fever sufferers. The Y. M. G. A also sent $50.
CONTRIBUTION BOXES.
New YORK, Aug 29.--Another $4,000 was
sent the fever stricken cities to-day. BROOKLYN
is moving to raise funds, and the benefits and
collections and churches represented. The
police authorities are placing boxes in the
hotels and restaurants to receive contributions
from everybody.
FOOD AND ICE WANTED.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Up to noon to-day the
subscriptions actually paid in for the yellow
fever fund here are-to the citizens committee
$685. other committees, S., 1871; total $l2, 300.
1t is estimated that the amounts forwarded by
individuals and through regular channel
Will amount to as much more. Advices from
Southern cities this morning indicate an in
creaslng want, especially for food and ice
Nurses are not wanted, because. unless accli-
mated, they would be unable to render valuable
assistance.
BAN FRANCISCO CONTRIBUTES.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-The produce ex-
change this morning raised 800, and a COM
mlttee was appointed to raise more.
TOLEDO GIVES.
TOLEDO, o., Aug. ga meeting of citizens
was held tonight and committee appointed
to canvass the city for subscriptions to a relief
fund for the benefit of the yellow fever suffer-
a nj Mo oIarS - ho
exchange to-day raised 5000 to be used for the
same purpose.
CAIRO WILL GIVE.
CAIRO, Aug. 29.-In response to an appeal
from the president of the Peabody Subs ;rip-
ton association of New Orleans to-day Messrs.
Holiday Bros. telegraphed 300 as their con-
tribution in behalf of the yellow fever suffer-
ers. meeting will be held tomorrow even
ing to arrange for securing further subscrip-
tons, which it is expected will be liberal, as
the hope grows stronger that our charity will
not be needed at home. Quarantine rcgula-
lions are still rigidly enforced and there is no
yellow fever in the city.
CHICAGO DOING WE'LL.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-The citizens committee
tonight reports the total subscriptions here
over 900. Forwarded to New Orleans, &c.
965; to Vicksburg, $3.50; to Memphis, $1,365;
PITTSBURGH LIBERAL.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 29.-Contributions to the
relief fund in this city for the fever sufferers
In Southern Cities up till tonight reach SO, 600,
and are still coming in freely. A meeting of
observation-disclosures was held at the mayor S office
this evening, and arrangements completed for
sending carload of provisions to New Orleans.
Jno. Van Horne, superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph companys Southern division,
and chairman OF the aid committee for tele-
graphers, was directed this afternoon to draw
on the committee here for 1900.
PHYSICIANS AND NURSES.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 29.-Health Officer Minor
will send three nurses and four physicians
from this city tomorrow.
LITTLE ROCK CONTRIBUTES.
LITTLE ROCK, Aug. 29.-Dr. E. It. Easley,
with twelve nurses from the Howard associa-
ton of this place, leaves tomorrow for Mem
phis. $1,000 was raised here to-day for the
fever sufferers. Heavy rain this evening.
COUNCIL BLUFFS DOES WELL.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Aug. 29.-Over $1,000 was
donated by citizens and various benevolent
societies of Council Bluffs to-day for relief of
the yellow fever sufferers in the South. The
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