Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-05
NEW ORLEANS.

ZION at all FONTS.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 4-Deaths, 81: new cases
ono Tot,l oosas o1e. +o+.1 da.+ba Q oeo
- ~, 'N0N
I've" o'N'AN'' O''' he oie'na' Io"aro
and Young Mems Christian association visiting
committees report the total number of desti
tute sick at $50. To attend to these there are
but three physicians, who have So patients each
to visit, besides their regular practice. The
disease is spreading with frightful rapdity at
lacking both black and white alike. The e is.
copalian minister. Catholic priest, one Brother
and two Sisters of Mercy are down with fever.
"A. w. Denett telegraph operator at Vicks-
burg and l.. M. Pennington, telegraph train
dispatcher at Water Valley, died this morning
OF yellow fever. The telegraphers aid com
mittee at this CITY, by request of Superin tend
ent John Van Horne, New York will assist all
sick telegraphers outside of Memphis. This
becomes necessary owing to the illness of the
remaining members of the committee. APP
Pllcatlons should be made to q. Il. Chase,
Chairman or A. ID. Ballot, secretary. The re-
ports at the board OF health shows the fever
increasing IN the lowest portion of the Third
district near the United States barracks,
slaughter house and along the line OF st. Ber-
nard parish. The fever has penetrated every
f. ~ -.1,aa 'o ndd;t,a ~ 49, .a,i Iao w.
an extreme +v,,e of r,,I.r;.I feyer ,,ra,,. IL
among Lne Cnlluren.
Applications for relief to the Young Men S
D Dn AssoGa q, 1ao ~; Toward 100 Inc
Tbe HnwarIs reca;ved tho foJiou;no .srronex;
nohoa-"wo deaths and SIX new casas With
the last twentv-4ur honrs Several eyneotad
tn die tonioht DR. Carter,s Family oil dw
For God 6 sake send nhvs;c;ans md nursas ,, "
Nav ORIEANs Oct The Howards hove
received the Following teleerams and will re.
spond to the calls made for nurses and nhv-
.sMnroor ci+v-New c.ses Of fever s;noa ,,a+
renorted Sent ostb III. total oosos on1. 'r
der treatment 100. deaths 5o Nav of o ohr
best families President r r Winc6ester of
orr ral;af cnmm,ttae wife and child and thora
down.,
ssBavou Sara-Please send nv first
boat y physician ard two male nurses Dr.
Harrison taken down last nioht. No physician
within roach
srrh;hedeo,,x Serenteen ,aw n.sas o
doo+hs ilani,s nh;to (sia,oiH w D
Manda,;1Ja NJ n " ..Eanar Ill w. ~
in His nar;sb PLEASE fnryard " nnoa -
N,nnlonnvilIo 10 n,rsos and ,,nro - naS;hIn
lSirnedl w p Fnlav nras;dan+ Hn,nod ~
ISOLATION"
''Tangi phoa-Great distress here. Try and
send US doctor on the hrst train. (Slgned)
" 80 i'A' 1"S
Uni foN hih
-, a. ''i'i"i u'on'
is1ac IN. alafhs' Augustus hlchards, suD-com-
mlttee OF the Orleans relief committee. make
an appeal to the United States for means to
snnnlv the destitute with food The c,,,nrnit
tea State tber renresent tb;t, own, n;aat;an.
that have doEo+ad thon,sal,,o - ~ ir,I.1d 40 a'
earth to their felIow men Tha,, have nn;+ed
in a common effort in behalf Of the dest;tnte
sd Ill ha ,lnasad 10 rnnn;uo ~ d;atn;,.ht
all Observation-Disclosures TIC anoaai ' oats 81.
az oon.ilouoionS. in noo a aP hels lor.h
MAJ Sn'o n siie are 1oo'ooo people IN
+hn,sonds dast;+uto NJ fo, vn co nany
tE, u u' lno leal VI coh'a sloh
@ ', .n o o w oiose lls uools
ahi'"aI - 90 .' w. ~ III ,e
o'oaeu' anu s'ios men "ho "ouAu M,llhSly
WI 'io Io' p'ieu w ieiliaih luie' Ine ap-
PC. 5 Ion " w n Eve 'iteaoy re-
opI 49, ~ - f'1od ,;th
o,l"s ,u th mi' eHu n1s
ieas "a.' ~ Us $500 NV e'ni', 4 I soaioey
many homes and strikes the strong and wall
Hnnoer and want n,a;m ,nany whnn7 tha N ,,ost;
lence spares. TO the sick is given medicines
to the dead burial, and we appeal to the hui
name or our country 10 save from starvation
'nose ~" 'ie WELL
NEohoellf fois AID FOX NE" ORLEANS
NE" ohhhANo' ocO' 4'-lne 1ollo"lng tele-
grams passed. to-day: washington Oc1. 4: 10
ooi'ec'or OIL CUSTOMS NE" orleans: hepor1 oy
'elegraH ol lhe ac.ual coholtlon OF sunering
anu wa,io ron ytllo" leVer' extent OIL relle1
tant of raI;af ;nd;snansah. We a,s si Eli.
(Sioned) Jno. Sherman sec,vn ..New Orleans
Oct d. To Hon. John Sherman SECRETARY Of tne
Treasury Washington d. g.. There is more
need of aid than ever. The wharves are bare.
industrial enter prises closed up, and nearly ev-
ery laboring man out of employment.
A meeting last Monday of nearly all
charitable associations developed the fact that
with the exception of the Howards funds are
nearly exhausted. The Howards furnish no
statement of funds on hand. 1t may not be
consistent with their rules to do SO. Provis- |
ions are most needed, and in nv opinion the
New Orleans relief committee is best organized
for said distribution. They have reported the |
need of &c, 900 rations in addition to what have
been issued. L have no idea that will be
enough. Forty charitable institutions through
a committee have made an appeal to the coua-
try which goes over the wires tonight. | cor
eially endorse the representations made therein. |
(Signed) GEO. l.. SMITH, Collector.
MEMPHIS AND OTHER POINTS.
,. a.. OF: :-,
i' wv K .oAAes' "nu
aeaths among Inc attaches OF the BANK OF
Commercs the institution closed its doors to-
day. DR.. S. Fl. Collins of Cincinnati, leaves |
+o-morrow with six nurses for Ia Gra,oe
To....,.,
Aelinessee
Inc board OF health report twenty 1.-TWO deaths |
in the city from yellow fever for the past |
twentv-fonr hours ending at 6 o'clock to-n;obt
N;ne .ad,tionol de,tbs occnrr;nr on+sida @ tha
49, na.asta -. 'D0
corporation me are lepp u ny uliueieiehers
az ,l1eIiIs o. 'ne ilo"a.u 'ssooi1loh' eS-
pa W oonh 7. $500 1eu .re',s uret' ~
Warrihs IL, II. :. rinnTy aoglt l nlenin '
alons tlie new VASES a.; 81 D. ooniisoi'' Nuke
eeu 1 "a anu u. w. nu etn u" IL.
non: oaSey iouns 49, sn 4,e weeks IL
ness is up "saln au eaiiis 80 .:s s sn AZ
peas nave neen oe M w. n ior az ru anu