Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06

employment. and should yellow fever disap.
pear tomorrow, the charitable institutions
with their present means, together with private
charities, would be inadequate to relieve the
restitution entailed by this terrible visitation.
This report is made up after close observation
and inquiry with officers of the various chart
table bodies, and have been careful not to ex-
aggerate the real situation
/ This dispatch was submitted to President
Hayes, who Endorsed it as follows: 'sMy opin-
ION is that the information should be given to
the country to stimulate charitable work, and
that the government should supply rations to
the needy"
OTHER POINTS.
PATTERsoNynLE, La, Oct. 5.-New cases for
two days, 4; total cases, 81; deaths, 8. At
Thomson's Calumet plantation, AZ cases; no
deaths. At Ricohoe, AZ cases.
CLINTON, La, Oct. 5.-Yellow fever made its
appearance at Depuy's place, five miles from
town. Three deaths and two new cases. Gin
ton is nearly depopulated, and business entire
ly suspended. The people are greatly alarmed.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 5.-Dr. j. W. Dupre,
health officer, is among the new cases.
ALGIERs, Oct. 5.-The Firemens' Charitable
association appeals to kindred organizations for
aid to enable them to properly care for sick and
destitute.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 5.-During the twenty
.
two deaths from yellow fever, both colored, and
II new cases, IA of whom are colored. Money
ana supplies and nurses are needed promptly.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct 5.-Two deaths last night,
one reported yellow fever, the other doubtful
Two cases more, which the attending phys-
clans pronounce yellow fever, and six others
pronounced suspicious. Weather quite cold.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Oct. 5.-Two deaths to-day;
new cases, one. On decrease. Total deaths to
date, 49,
GRAND JUNCTION, Oct. 5.-Four new cases
and one death. DR.. Beatty went to Grenada
Wednesday. Organized pretty we'll now and
things working smoothly.
OsYKA, La, Oct. 5.-Four new cases and one
death for the Last twenty-fou hours. Total,
l45 cases; 16 deaths to date.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, La, Oct Sat McNair
plantation IL new cases and two deaths in the
last twenty-four hours. Two cases at Dry
Grove, Only one death.
BAY ST.. LOUIS, La, Oct. 5.-Nineteen new
cases and three deaths for the past twenty -four
hours. Capt. Williams taken down to-day.
The Towards to-day sent twelve nurses to
Napoleonville, and DR.. Veasie and two
nurses to Port Hudson. DR.. Vim. Martin, of
the Canonicus, on duty for the Towards at
Beloxi, reports forty new cases Of fever and
-four deaths since the last report.
TH1BEDEAUx, La, Oct. 5.-Eighteen Enew
o'sS|' @iAA - uS@tuo IOL Lut pdSU UWcQUV-1Our
hours. Total cases, 1854; total deaths, Is. This
report does not include cases in the country
DoNALDsoNvILLE La, Oct. 5.-Total cases.
l32; new cases IA in the past twenty-four
hours; deaths, 1.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 5.-Three new cases
within the past twenty-four hours. Gonzales
cents dong we'll.
MORGAN CITY, Oct. 5.-Several new cases this
forenoon; death last night.
CANTON, Oct 1.-Two of the ten malignant
cases mentioned in the last report have died.
Mis-. Wilcox, Of Elgin, ILL.,, Mrs. Green and her
brother, engineer on the road, have taken a
favorable turn and will probably recover.
Three cases yesterday, in the family of
Mrs. Shakelford, five miles in the country,
New cases, II; deaths, 2.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Applications for re-
ief Young Mems Christian association. 81:
Howard, 81. DR.. T. Wolff telegraphs the
Young Mems Christian association from
Junction as a representative of the Towards,
has just died.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 5.-Deaths to-day: j.
Fl. Redbetter and Willie Taylor. Several new
cases, including DR.. Byron Hemly, which closes
the only store in the main portion of the city.
ABOUT thirty white and fifteen colored now
sick, several dangerously.
VICKsBURG. Oct. 5.-CIear all day. Their
mometer, 50; light clouds tonight give slight
anticipation of rain. Four deaths to-day in the
city. Fever greatly abated here. New cases
very few. Continue increasing fearfully
throughout the country. Seventy cases are re-
ported at Delta
La FoURcHE CROSSING, Oct. 5.-No new cases.
All the sick doing we'll
TANGrPHoA, Oct. 5.-One death, eleven new
cases. DR.. B. F. Taylor stopped here. He re-
ports most of the cases to be malarial fever.
GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn, Oct. 5-Four new
cases and one death from yellow fever during
the past twenty-four hours.