Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-07

creed or color, and officially recognized by
ecclesiastical Authority through its propcr
officers, in view of the present epidemic and
in accordance with the wishes of the most
Rev. Archbishop of New Orleans, appeal to
the charities of it's kindred assc Citations North
and West. in this its hour of need. that it
may more efflcaciously assist widows and or
phans during this dreadful visitation.
(Slgned) e. DoUMERING, M. D., Pres.
| M. j. KERNAGHAN, THos. G.. RAp1ER. Secre-
taries.
OTHER APPEALS.
To the survivors of the Army of Ten
nessee throughout the country: There is no
abatement in the distress caused by the
prevailing sickness and complete stagnation
of business. In this supreme hour of urgent
necessity, we appeal to our comrades in
arms for such aid as they may have in their
power to contribute, to be sent to the under
signed. AUGUSTUS RE1oHARD. Chairman,
VICTOR OLIVER,
j. G. A. WILLIAMS,
FRANK HERON,
ISAAC SCHoCK,
H. N. JENKINS,
f. Il. RICHARDSON,
j. A. CHALERAN.
TO the Irish Military and National Organiza-
ton Of the Northwest:
BROTHERS. The yellow fever scourge has
laid its whitening hand heavily upon us
Eight of our members are down with fever
and two dead. Nearly all others have it in
their families, and the future looks dark.
Work is suspended. Men see their loved
ones stricken without means to aid them.
Our funds are exhausted Send us aid.
Contributions to be addressed to the treas
urer OF the company, A. X. Coburn, No. 1873
Tchoupitoulas street.
(Signcd) Fraternally, M. CoNoEY,
Captain Mitchell Relief Club.
While we need medical aid and would
gladly welcome physicians who have had
yellow fever, I cannot advise the unacclim-
ated to come or remain. The risk is too
great. They will surely sicken in few days
and become an additional case. Several
volunteer physicians and numbers of nurses
are down with the fever.
Collector Smith to-day received a COM
munication from Mr.. A. H. jacobson which
stated that St. Vincent's insane asylum is in
very sad condition. Sisters of Charity
have POO infants, of all nationalities, in their
charge. and they are sadly in need of
food and clothing, and especially
blankets. Yellow fever has gained
an entrance into the institution,
and all are suffering with disease. Mr..
Isaacson appeals to Collector Smith to cor
respond at once with the authorities at
Washington, and to beseech them to author
ize the quartermaster at this point to issue
suitable rations for thirty days and neces-
sary blankets to cover the sick innocents.
Immediately after receipt of the above Col
lector Smith sent the following telegram to
Secretary McCrary:
New ORLEANS, Sept. DO the Secretary
of War, Washington: st. Vincent's asylum
has 200 babies of all nationalities. Forty
are sick with yellow sever and greatly in
need OF blankets. Urgent request is made
that you furnish 200 blankets for use at once.
(Signed) GEO. l.. SMITH, Collector.
OUT OF MATERIAL.
GRENADA, Sept. 6.-The fever seems to
have exhausted itself for want of victims.
Only three deaths to-day and six new cases.
Those down are reported as getting along
finely.
CRIMINALLY NEGLIGENT.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept 6.--Abraham Young, en-
gineer, and Thomas Carlisle, conductor, of
the Kirkwood accommodation train. which
ran into the Washington accommodation
this morning, have been arrested for caus-
ing the collision. and Carlisle has been
placed under $500 bonds. Young, being
wounded. is at home under surveillance of
officers.
vICKSBURE.
V1cKsBURG Sept. Clear and warm.
Thermometer 80. Thirty-seven deaths, %
white, 10 colored. Among the deaths are
George Burns, agent of the Southern Ex-
press company. James G. Fitzpatrick, of
Fitzpatrick Bros Sister Mary Regesgrant.
of the convent of mercy, j. p. Levy, mer-
chant. 1t is estimated 1856 new cases the
past "a hours. Rev. Mr.. Galloway's condi-
ton is more favorable. The telegraph
operator to-day from GreenyiIle reports l25
cases and SO deaths to dates Is
or 20 cases and 10 deaths in
the past "A hours. Nurses and doctors are
wanted badly. suspicious fever has broken
out at Lake Mess, on the Vicksburg & Mis-
sissippi railroad, east of Jackson, Miss.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS
! MEMPHIS, Sept. additional new cases
are Geo. A. Stovall and four children, and
! Charles Jones, ST.. Jack Wal6ron, a black
smith, who had been sick and was GONZALES
cent. fell on the sidewalk in front of Bruce's
carriage factory on the street to-day and dice
in a few minutes. DR.. r. A. Mitchell. med
ical director of the Howard association, re
! ports over 400 new cases discovered.
A JUST REBuKE.
! PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Close Eytinge
who offers her services for a benefit in thi
city for yellow fever sufferers, writes a let
ter complaining of the members of the vel
low fever fund committee, who objected t.
raising funds by ''play people" She says
Gin my long experience as an actress this
the first instance that / have ever met wit
where committee formed to do work c
charity turned it's attention from it's legit
mate work to insult an honorable profes
sion.'
Hayes Assists Murderer to Escape.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MooRHEAD, Mimi, Sept. 6.-Vandecar, tt
murderer who shot Frances Clark at Kat
Barlie's, escaped from Jail this afternoo
while President Hayes and party were here