Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

paItS u tno Guy, Wnilo tfishus sae
sick are searching In vain for medical at
tendants. The following report 70 the
Towards to-day from DIR. r. w. Mitch.
ell. director Of the medical corps OF ton
physicians employed by the association.
gives some idea Of the condition OF
things ct need ten moro physicians
at once. I find scores Of people sick
and dying without having been seen by
physicians. The scenes OF death and
distress today and tonight are indie.
scribable. Members OF the relief COM
mittsss have been called TO soc sick per-
sons. and responding TO the calls. found.
in some cases. corpsss lying in beds or
on the floor without even o single
watcher"
Members OF the Independent Order OF
workingmsn to-day buried Ave members
OF the fraternity. They have exhausted
their means and call upon their brethren
for substantial aid In caring for the sick
and bury ing the dead. The Baptist he.
lief Committee IN also out OF means m
through their President. Rev. $. Lam
drum, appeal to the Bsptists and other
friends throughout the country for az.
sistancs In this hour Of peril and suffer
ing. Even tho smallest mount viii be
gratefully accepted and used In feeding
the starving. nursing the sick and bury
ing the dead.
In accordance with the views OF Gen.
sral Superintendent Van Horn. the tels'
Rraphsrs Of Memphis organized an ASSOC
citation to-day. the object OF which Is TO
assist those Of their profession who are
aud may bs taken sick with yellow fever.
Their territory embraces all points north
Of Canton, Miss. In this territory there
are already several very destitute cases
reported. They point to the length OF
time the disease has to run TO show the
necessity Of such action. They appeal
to the fraternity for aid. The officers
are Charles A. CASTOR. Chairman. aud
Z. ". Gibson, Secretary AMI Treasurer.
Among the new cases to-day are w.
@. Woodruff, W. j. Smith. Father
Walsh Of st. Bridgst's and ID. ii. Rea-
mart OF the Howard Association. Among
the dead arc George Reath OF the Sou
thsrn Express Company and Drs. A.
nue.. "a III ID lyatson Gontribu.
ansVs.' anu hn, mn, In aims
uon, arc B mono ,hs Iibsral con.
squa. 70 n', ,asa.w "a ons NJ
nnn us W n,n,;sn su,s,inten.
dent Of the Southern Express Company.
Rev. Eugene Daniels. pastor Of ths First
Presbyterian Church. 10 among The new
M |. no,h;,, lint cloom 10 report
ine m. 1919 Il =, tbs most malio.
so-u.y. w a, T. hsra N stay until
na.s yPs,h.r.abont The middle Of
nssAhns wnro ,ban Al, weeks away.
~ sndd.n Jsa,h III a number Of promi.
aav ="i..sn. h.s canssd Additional de.
nsns o - marohsn,s and o,hsrs who.
ps.u.s a.,,.a na., hal decided 10
uhu' !, ,tsor,h Mora nan
stAy anu ~" hn.;ra.o Sonsss
tnree U o' 'o'l ~, oa' n.sna,;na m
are closeu, anu o.u oprh ions
Ionos. 1n ne, M I'm. nor.os' onlS
suee. ~. IL, 40 cars for household
negloes arc ~" -nosr. .,andins sbout
goods. oaIe'ess ~ H.. al yshiclss
tne colners an ~, aaa Pron, strssts
mAy W nil,I hon,s ~ Aha dav.
curing las onn y = ono ha.,n..s nan ~
reInaPs -,vVy " ','O Urmhsr =, nbvsi.
cieIk'' ~. pi,h,. : law miiss from
clans, pass IN nights ,ewn No. o,a'
me Guy ana eJa ,hs countrv
noon', returning W.s,,y
Two houIs uelo's s,assS .nJ al
~ uIus =, h,sin.ss Last nioht
0tne, P'.', s..~.,.J ,or tSo
frssiaeh' Aonss,an as III
n4uns 20 o.n. =. . n,a.nraa a, ,be
2ieoiolno 9ou' oA ~ Lonsres
Towards depot. hunoe, W
In upper Main s'fse' ~ hooa 'u
MADE OF Deoding, e'e., ,I'" nA.s -
people died iasl hign, n.
carried tns n,'ny aS !, AZ o;,s mo,s
streets TO the lowe, ena .. a.
than q niue soutn oi wne'. ,u Wv, ~
burned. a paros' p ~~ ill.,, ws,tst
morning near INC .op'a .a% liz,
the odor causing tne sea1ch auu
closing the TACT thai no must nav peen
dead several DAYS WHOM shyon Nj.
ing u. a man was tahen uows .iI. =,
street last niRht anu wss iai' % W
me howard rooms un'h J,aSs y,
carried 10 the hosp,'ai. ,iunui'us W
equally heart'rending ihciush'S occur
daily.
A Tribune New Orleans speciai says:
The death rate Is steadily advaneins'
fity.ssvsn died to-day. NO part OF .ne
city IL exempt Inc ep'aem'e, ih.
pared with that OF iooI, - 'h,se nn
a. fatal. IL Is not hopeu .ha, 1n' pes
thence will cease before DeceinDe,.
VicksBuRa, August ia iign, ram
Ia falling tonight. One hundred and
twenty new cases OF yellow lever arc TO-
ported for the last twenty.iout hours,
aud fifteen deaths. among Joy new
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