Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-28

there were twenty three, and eleven deaths.
To-day the number of new cases is eighteen
and deaths five.
After having organized five different times,
the relief committee yesterday numbered only
one. Drs Manning, Of Austin, Tex; Lewis, of
Denison Tex, and Fenton of this place, lost
their lives while fighting this dreadful scourge.
Drs. Seguir, of Louisiana, and Sheldon, OF the
Can't-eet away club of Mobile; Drs. Mc t..o
Daniels, Deney, and Most, of this place, have
had the fever and convalescent. Drs. Nc
Kee and Seguir have already resumed their
work. Others will soon follow. DIR. John
Ross, Of Clarksville, Tenn, surgeon in the
United States navy. absent on leave, Volun-
teered his services, and is here in this death
spot, working day and night Charles Walker,
ces of the Y. M. C. A, of New Orleans, dis
charged his duty like Christian and the
last thing he did before he fell was
to make a wreath to place on the grave of
Sister Stella, of Bethlehem academy, whose
character was as peaceful las Christians
could be. Walker has every attention be-
slowed on him, and his life will be saved if
human efforts can do it. Thus ends the chap
ter. and we look for tomorrow with an anxiety
inexpressibly keen. l would be glad if you
would state to the thousands who have gen.
erously contributed to our wants, that due
acknowledgment will be made as soon as
clerks can be obtained. There is not one here
who has been in Office more than two days.
Every morning vacant seats tell the story that
letters and kilograms must 60 unanswered.
(Signcd) W. J. l.. HOLLAND,
Chairman of Relief Committee.
BATON ROUGE.
BATON ROUGE, Sept. pa lull yesterday
gave hope that the fever was decreasing. This
m rning, however, the situation is gain threat
ening. Many persons were taken down during
last night, and this morning number of cases
are reported as being dangerously i'll. The How
ard books show $50 nurses actively employed.
AS the epidemic progresses Increasing want ant
and an restitution develop we eahnoe give any
ators, Messrs. Flippen and Young, are doing
their duty r1anfully and deserve great praise
TOR the faithful performance of their duty at
this hour.
(Signed) LEON JUsTERsKY, Mayor.
The deaths include twenty-five children
under years. Convalescents: Rev. Mr..
Matthews of the Carondelet Street Methodist
children of Col. Owen. The Colonel has a
light DIR. j. f. Taylor, of New York, is
improving.
BAY ST. LOUIS.
BAY ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-One hundred cases
to date; four deaths in the past "a hours.
New Orleans note. The Towards send DR..
GRENADA.
GRENADA, Sept 27.-The Towards will leave
in few days as the fever has exhausted it
SELF No more funds or provisions needed.
No deaths or new cases to-day The earlier
dispatch noting one death was Tor the twenty
four hours ending 9P. NJ. The death occurred
yesterday.
NORFOLK VA.
VI. NJ mt
from Norfolk to Memphis. named Mordecai,
Parker and Dickson, attempted yesterday to
return to Norfolk, but were put off the train
seven miles from the city by order Of the san
itary authorities. The police were ordered to
prevent their entry, but they got in at a late
hour and were arrested at their residences,
taken to the pest house and the clothes they
brought with them from Memphis burned
They will be strictly guarded for ten days.
MARTIN.
MARTIN, Tenn. Sept. 27.--One new case; no
deaths.
C1Nc1NNAr1, Sept 27.-Considerable uneasiness
is again felt at Galipolis, Ohio, at the APP pear
ance Of yellow fever. In the heart Of the city
this time there are three genuine cases-E. J..
Huuntspeller, Max Harger and VIM. Hill.
The latter died last night. He was a deck
hand on the steamer Porter, but it is not
known that the Others had been IN the vicinity
of the Inflated boat. Some families have lett
the city, and though no great excitement pre-
walls, vet others will doubtless take the same
precaution. Weather last night was cool, and
and hopes were entertained that frost would
appear but observers this morning state that
there was no frost.
AID STILL REQUIRED.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 27.-Thomas Dayton,
treasurer of the Catholic Relief association re-
mitted to St. George society to-day $3.50, other
wise the society would have been compelled to
stop issuing supplies to the poor, the funds be-
ing exhausted. The society for the past month
has been feeding 5000 persons daily at their
soup houses and furnishing supplies to many
ISOLATION that they did not wan1
any further assistance for themselves caused
contributions to the st. George and Other
societies in this country and abroad to stop
Aid is still urgently solicited tor the 81
Georges, the French Relief society, the Y. M
| G. A., and the Hebrew Benevolent association
! GREENvILLE.
| GREENv1ILE, Sept. 27.-Drs. Archer ano
Stouphton and nurses arrived safely. Fever
spreading rapidly in country. No food fo1
| fever here. Let it be known that we neee
| funds.
(Signed) J. H. NELSON,
Chairman Relief Committee.
Dr. Vaudeville leaves tomorrow for Thiba
deaux.
M,sstssfpp1 CRY, Sept. 27.-Twenty-on
cases and 2 deaths3 death in the country
One suspicious case in Handsboro.
V1cKspuRe, Sept. W.-Nothing additional
from Greenville Twenty new cases reported
at Boyina. A special train with nurses an
supplies left here for Lawrence Lake and &c
VIVA yesterday. lo,+h.
We think the worst Is over.
BATON ROUGE, Sept. 27.-New cases 90; n
WATERy1L1E, Sept. 27.-Two deaths thl
! -nrn;ng. another expected -Four new cases
OCEAN SPRINGS, Sept. II Three new case Sc
and death to-day. Total cases to date OF
deaths, 20. 49,
PASS CHRISTIAN, Sept: 27.-Thirty-hve cast
TO date and deaths; IL under treatment al
, doing we'll. Fever of a mild type
CAIRO, Sept 27.-Hickman, KY, reports nv
deaths. Among them DR.. J. W. Ferris and
= new cases.
WATER VALLEY, Sept 27.-Forty new case
TODAY Jno E. Boston, master mechanic
r the ST. Louis & N. railroad, down with feve
n Engineer Gartnez' wife and old ME-. LOT
g died to-day and others expected to Gle {
a n;sht. The fever is on the increase. About
. p. NJ. fire broke out destroying three stol
$ and iniuring two others and their contenl,
It total loss about s15, 900. Considerable excl'
|. ment and an increase of cases may be look
u for.
y GRAND JUNCTION, Sept. 27.-No deaths
!. day, Four new cases.
ST The Situation at Louisville
Id LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-At meeting of
hoard of health to-day at noon the follow
was adopted:
To the people of the United States: hum
T. of a nature highly exciting, very prejudlclal