Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-15
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New ORLEANS Sept. 14.-The weather is clear
and pleasant. New cases, 800; deaths, So.
CAIRO.
CAIRo, H., Sept. 14.--No new cases of fever
arc yet reported toby. Parties from the
country report quite heavy frost yesterday
morning in low bottom lands around Cairo
not proceptabe in the city, but the feeling is
more hopeful and some of the absentees are
returning
GRENADA.
GRENADA Miss, Sept. 14.-Dr. Woolwich, of
Paducha, died tonight at 8:l5. after an illness
of one week. He came TO us highly recon-
mendcd by citizens Of Paducha. His skill en-
ergy and devotion during this period has been
the theme of every tongue, and his death has
filled our hearts with grief. Six other deaths
occurred to-day, and to new cases are re-
ported DR.. Ve&sie of New Orleans, and DR..
Henry Stowe, Of Matches the only physi-
clans here. they going night and day. On
several occasions DR.. Yeasie has been conveyed
to stations north OF here to prescribe for pa
tients. a. slight frost occurred last night.
A WELCOME CONTRADICTION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.-ln regard to state
ment of DR.. Ramsey just returned from Mem
phis, that white women have to take negro
men for nurses or go without, and that such
white victims. Mr.. Keating editor OF the
Memphis 1ppe0j pronounces the statement
utterly untrue, and adds: 'No man, white or
black, would be allowed to breathe a second
breath after such crime became known. No
such crime has bees committed, and white wo-
men have not been reduced To the necessity of
taking negro men for nurses. The statement
is libel on the negroes Of Memphis, who have
acted nobly rs policemen and soldiers"
GALLPoILs.
GALLIPoLIs, o., Sept. 14.--The list of the sick
in the fever district has been reduced since
yesterday by the death of VIM. Waller last
night and the Cladius brothers to-day. The
remainder are improving with the exception of
two, who will hardly live through the night.
Hugn Plymife, living three miles below town,
was taken sick to-day. The doctors have not
yet determined that it is case of yellow fever.
Weather mild. No cases in the city. The
steamer John Porter departed this morning in
search of her runaway barges, and finding them
will go to Pittsburgh.
CANTON.
CANTON, Miss, Sept. 14.-Total number cases
to date, $685. deaths, 81; new cases last twenty
four hours, "a; deaths, z. DR.. Cage. one of our
four physicians, was taken down this morning.
hospital has been established, and we are
managing the fever as best we can with lin
tied number of doctors and nurses. Thanks to
friends everywhere for liberal aid.
(Signed) ROBERT POWELL, Mayor.
CANTON, Miss, Sept. IA travelled yester-
day twenty-five miles IN different directions
of the country. There is Enthusiastically yell
low fever in families having communities
ton with the town. In one house l found one
doad and another dying. My strength and
courage are still unabated.
(Signed)i J. J. CRYoNs M. d.
BATON ROUGE.
BATON ROUGE Sept. l4.-Oiicial statement of
reported for twenty four hours ending at
8 o'clock this morning: Deaths, l; new cases,
40; total number of deaths to date 81; total
number of cases, 1888.
(Signed) J. W. DUpREE, M. d.,
Health Officer.
MEMPHIS LAST NIGHT.
MEMPHIS, Sept. l4.-To-nght reports show
an increase in the death rate. One hundred
and twenty-seven deaths were reported, of
which, however, 10 should have been reported
last evening, leaving to-days mortality lit, of
which 40 were colored. Among those not sent
IN the noon report are Henry Stenkohl, John
Walsh p. 3. Stewart, John G. Gale, A. Jesche,
DR.. hlegent, Of st. Louis, DIR. Harlem of Hot
Springs, and Mr.. Jarvis drug clerk, from
Nashville, None OF the resident physicians
made reports of new cases to the board of
health this evening; DR.. Saunders, president
of the board OF health, j. Harvey Ma5her of
the Ledgsr, and Hon. John Logue and wife
are reported convalescent. About noon to-day
foul stencil was discovered in the neighbot-
hood Of Morby u Hunt block, on Front street
negro policeman detailed for the purpose
made an examination OF the premises and in
one OF the rooms discovered the dead decom-
posed body of H. l.. Warning, cotton buyer, who
had evidently been dead for several DAYS.
DR.. john Erskine, health officer, is down with
fever Also DR.. Hiram Pearce, of Cincinnati.
Or. Collins, of Cincinnati, is doing we'll.
N+tyc, xr -, 80
corps report 254 new for the past twenty
four hours. Barney Hughes is convalescent.
DR.. Mitchell furnishes the following: The
statement of DR.. Ramsey of Washington as
sent through the Associated Press reports last
night, IS exaggerated in many particulars and
a! Amos, false in others. Peabody hotel Of
which he draws such a frightful pic
ture, IS kept open by the proprietor, r. b
Galloway, for the accommodation of physicians
and other active workers, aud is kept free
from disease In reference to his statement
through the Wa hington press that sick white
women have been outraged by negro nurses
not single case of the kind has occurred. Ii
has been my universal practice when unac
climated physicians have offered their services
to first inform them of the great risk they were
running III remaining, and if they were willing
to remain, most gladly accept their services, az
the need Tor physicians was very great.
NJ CASES AT CAIRO.
OAlRo, SepV. lt.-No cases OF yellow fever re
ported to-day. All quiet.
VICKsBURG.
V1CKsBURG, Miss, Sept. 14.-Weather cIea,
and warmer. Thermometer 8S. Light fros
yesterday morning northward in the Mssissipp
bottoms. The fever is abating in new cases
but deaths continue very large. TWENTY-FIVE,
deaths to-day-sixteen white, six coiored
Among the deaths to-day is Rev. Father Vilette
This makes the second priest that has died her
within two months-Fathers McManus ant
vilette Bishop Elder is reported convalescent
but very weak and recovering slow. Right Rev
bishop Leroy has been here for several DAYS
Rev. MIR. Galloway is again conva!escent after
relapse. Rev. Mr.. Price and Capt. G. o. Cur
rail-, superintendent of the elevator. are ala
among the coavalescent.
HOLLY SPRINGS.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. IA. Col. H. II. Wal
ten, distinguished soldier and citizen, wa
taken this morning, and, much against his will
put in bed as yellow fever patient. Col