Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-13
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cool with strong north wind since yesterday.
Thermometer "a. Among the deaths to-day
are D. O. Culley merchant. Drs. Norris and |
Bichefeldt. of Chattanooga, who came here TO |
aid our sufferers. Two doctors. Bichefeldt and
Norris, with ten nurses, came from Chatta-
nooga Both doctors are dead and nine nurses
sick. It is best for physicians and nurses that
have had no fever to keep away from Vicksburg.
They are almost certain to be attacked bv fever,
as in he case of Drs. Bichfeldt and Norris, and
may prove fatal The fever this season is far |
more malignant than in 1873.
Deaths yesterday AZ; to-day. 81. New cases
unknown, but it is generally thought by drug
gists that the fever decreasing In new cases |
for want of aterial.
The fever is spreading throug bout Warren |
county.
The Howard association estimate 5000 cases
and ECO deaths since the fever first appeared.
b CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Sept 12.-H. W. Bleitz, of Mem
phis. who taken to the hospital Sunday
| with yellow fever, died last evening.
1t ia stated that very malignant fever has
| broken out at New Richmond, Ohio, small
place twenty miles from this city up the river.
OF six or seven persons attacked up to this time
! five have died The wife of Rev. DR.. Law, and
| a servant girl of the next door neighSOr, died
Tuesday. Shortly after, the wife and sister of
| Mike McGlone, where the servant girl died,
| were attacked and died. daughter of DR..
Kncaid was attacked, but recovered. The
| patients turn yellow, and before they die pre-
sent the peculiar symptoms Of black vomit.
The physicians pronounce the disease bilious
| fever, however.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l2.-Weather clear and
windy. New cases 2l2. deaths fifty-seven. The
| death list contains the names of fourteen chill
dren under years.
Dr. Herndon died to-day Of fever. Among
the G. Fl. Cottrell. we'll known
telegraph operator. and Thos. E. Graham, clerk
Western Union telegraph company.
Father Charles, at Ocean Springs, Miss, tele-
graphs: Gases of fever here all doing WE'LL
New ORLEANS, Sept. l2.-Cold north wind
| blowing all day. Mercury at daylight this
morning, Co.
GRENADA, Sept. 12.-Fourteen new cases and
three deaths DR.. Veasy, who rode loco
motive last night t. visit sick man, on his re
| turn discovered q fire in lot of straw in the
public room Of the Chamberlain house.
He extinguished it before any damage
occurred. Had it not been fer his timely
rival, the hotel with it's twenty odd patients
| would have been entirely destroyed. The fire
was caused by the explosion of coal lamp.
l.. L. Lehman and Mr.. Apologize will probably
die tonight They both entirely uncon-
sclous. Frank Shaw. of Mobile, and Mrs. Cole
| uicu laSb ulHuI NE emu HAS MOI ScG COme.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-Henrietta Tobey died
here to-day from what her physician says is
yellow fever modified by climate influences.
She as formerly from Maine but came her.
from Memp his, where her husband died recently.
BATON ROUGE.
BATON ROUGE, Sept. l2.-Aew cases the past
twenty four hours, thirty five; deaths, none.
CAIRO, H., Sept. l2.-Thos. Nally, editor of
the Bulletin, died to-day of what physicians
pronounced at the last moment to be yellow
fever. I,aac Mulkey, employe of the Bulletin,
, is very low with the same complaint. The
bulletin this morning. reported Nally recover
ing from bilious fever and until noon this was
believed to be the fact. The announcement of
these two cases as yellow fever created quite an
excitement and many leaving the city to-
nigh. Proper precautions have been taken to
prevent the spread OF the infection. The pub
} location of the Bulletin has been temporarily
suspended. No other cases yet reported.
MEMPHIS.
; MEMPHIS, Sept. 12.-The thermometer last
night marked COZ deg, but a stiff breeze dis
sipated all hopes of frost, in which lies our
only hope for a cessation of the plague.
From P. NJ yesterday to noon to-day sixty
two deaths are reported, among whom are sew
eral of the most prominent citizens, such as
, DR.. b. Muent Judge Robert Hutchings, Capt..
W. L. Lacy, Prof. e. S. Franas and Capt. VIM.
Elliot. Sister Vlucentia is also dead.
Nurses from Southern cities continue to ar
2 rive and are much needed. DR.. j. w. Wood
ford, resident physician, is down with the
fever. Hon. H. Casey Young, NJ. c., is con-
g fined to his bed. but has not the fever.
. Rev. s. Landrum, pastor OF the Central Bap
l list church was taken sick about midnight
| k,rf bo kolSs l,,,,,
+ son, Herbert S. Landrum. city editor of the
Il iUltlnncKe. who breatued his last at P. NJ
A cool breeze is blowing and hopes enter
tanned that at last there will be falling off il
the number OF new Mayor FIippen ii
cOnvalesclng.
Portable and the little band of workers ART
hoping for frost. Death is still busy, havin.
a ad ed ninety-eieht more in the past twenty
n four hours 10 the number already reported
Among those were F. heading. Sister Stanilus
franciscan convent, and B. N Cutting. of tn
It appeal force. The list of new cases shows n
IL decrease. Twenty-six were reported to tn
board of health, but the following are bein
l. treated by resident physicians and known t
have been reported: julius A. Simmons
u Fl ,rlce II. Briggs. E. Whittemore, publisher q
II the Lc7yer, r. +. SHINES Mrs. Harvey Nlatthes
x A. u. L;ngstatf, president of the Howard assC
lie citation. H. c. Bigelow Mrs. j. B Cook, F
Marshal, of the citizens relief committee
John Erb. w. 5. Matthews and Louis Fryer
# son and w. u. McCullom, members OF til
- Towards. Hundreds of lives being save
at the Father Matthew's camp.
= Father Walsh appeals to his friends of tt
e. Catholic unions to send Immediately bla1
kets, stockings and underclothing for hundred
who need them sorely. Money is also needle
to assist the needy and TO bury the dead.
Bankers and the few business men remain
10 ing are over hemed with relief business, ar
request the public abroad not t. impose upt
them So much business of trihing charact
compared with the great work in which all a
t. at present engaged.
Nv HOLLY SPRINGS.
lie New ORLEANS, Sept PA dispatch to Il
re- Howard association from Holly Springs sa
to many Of your frightened, and
are leaving for New Orleans to-day. For Goo
sake send us ten more nurses and two me
- physicians.
(signed) H.WALLER, Pres. H. A. Y. NJ. c A.
S.. New cases 1U6; three hundred and seven
ia eight applications for relief from noon t.
80 O'clock this evening. Twenty-Five deaths a
wv sixty new cases were reported to the board
~ health.
,tf- HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 1--we have
on banks Supplies should be sent by EXPIRE
Fever is fearful. We need help. Deaths
day, ]. r. Daney and wife. Miss Virginia Re-
Nlenassa Lynch, culored, Henry Eppo. color
,ic Tweuty-six new cases, IA white, II colored.
vas LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. H.-Pat Coffee {