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Insane.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Sept. 4-Orville
= rant, the ex-president's brother, was this
..lorning sent to the insane asylum i.
Decision by Sec. schurz.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The secretary of
the interior today rendered an additional
decision to that of the commissioner of
Dudy Mott case. An appeal was taken for
areversal or suspension of the former de-
cisi0n. Secretary Schurz declines to do
either and the former decision, by which
large tracts of land grants to railroads
were thrown open to settlement, is to stand
unless reversed by decision of the courts.
Immense numbers of applications have
been made to enter lands under the former
decision. 1t is expected the railroads will
take immediate steps to appeal to the courts.
Yellow Fever.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 4.-The deaths ut this !
place have been over 400 for the week.
The condition of our city today beggars
description. While the list of new cases
reported is only about go. the death rate
has amounted to SO, only two OF which |
was from other causes than yellow fever. |
Bodies were discovered today in out of |
the way places, which have from appear
ances been dead several days. One pecu-
liarity manifested among many of the sick |
is . desire to seclude themselves, while |
among the poor there is an unreasonable |
fear of being sent to the hospital or mfr |
mary; hence the discoveries of today.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4. Deaths for the |
week over 400. Deaths today include Is
children under 6 years. Dispatch to How |
ards from Canton says, 10 cases s.d |
deaths in the past "a hours. Several par
ties died In the country who left town.
The fever at Greenville continues to in-
crease rapidly; rs cases reported there and |
IA deaths; 26 cases and the city sexton
reports SO interments in the past "a hours.
One physician reports 60 new cases. The |
number of pew cases will 60 far above
other days since the fever appeared
Accounts from Grenada. Vicksburg,
Holly Springs, jackson, Baton Bouge, |
Port Gibson, Hickman, and other points |
show that the fever is spreading with fright |
Jul rspidity and fatality in Kentucky, Ten.
aessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana. and
that it is beginning to appear in Texas,
.AieOhWS, 1uu hTkSueus. luc Prague at |
lacks natives and visitors, whites and |
blacks, old and young alike. The suffer !
ing and desiiiutiOn are terrible. beyond .
the power Of language To depict. Appeals .
are made TO the whole country for nurses, |
physicians. medicine and food. Subscrip |
lions are being taken up in every direc- !
ion by the thousands. New York lately |
',as raised over sl00, 900 ST. Louis. Chico !
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re responding 10 the appeals with IN
,uuded generosity. Government has
smmenced 90 issue rs;ions to the starving
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10 the plague stricken region To nurse
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