Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-26

CAo AHltCtiou from passenger car latell
brought from Memphis. left their resi-
dence and the windows opened to ventilate TIT
car. No other cases there.
vIcKsBURG.
VIcKsBURa. Sept. 25.-Weather warm anG
clear; thermometer SO degrees. Twelve death.
recorded to-day, seven whites and FIVE colored
The whites We're all children under II years of
age. New cases are heard of daily.
AT Bolivia eighteen cases are reported. Doc
tors, nurses and medicines have been sent
| there
The fever at Lake Mississippi is very malig.
Dant. More doctors will be sent there to-
morrow from Vicksburg.
at Lawrence, Miss. the fever is very bad.
Doctors and nurses will also be sent there to-
morrow.
President Rockward, of the Towards, is still
alive to-night but no hopes are entertained for
MS recovery. The steamer Kate Dixon, that
lett yesterday with doctors. nurses. and sup
plies. for GreenyiIe., is reported aground fifty
miles aaove here. The steamer Carrie has been
sent to her relief, ss>,.
New ORLEANS Sept. 25-Six yellow fever
deaths at Bayou st. Lonis yesterday. Three of
the brothers of st. Avilus collage, at that place,
had the black vomit last evening.
A letter from Mississippi City reports thir-
GCcu Cuheb OIL lever at BARNES motel LHerCs
GRENADA.
GRENADA Sept. Is No deaths and but one
new case for the past twenty four hours. The
lever is as malignant it was month ago,
but there is little material for it,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The citizens relief COM
mittee to-day sent $500 to Memphis, and $500
to Lake, Miss
CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 25.-One death from yell
low fever and eight new cases the asst twenty
four hours. The buildings in course of cree
ton as u camp for the sick on the side of Look
out mountain were burned with all the car
penters' tools. Doubtless the work of an in
cendiary.
HOLLY SPRINGS.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 25.-Cannot get report
of new cases or deaths tonight, Col. Holland
and other officials too busy with the sick to
make up statements. Affairs fearful here.
Fully 500 down with fever.
(Slgned) w. l.. HARRISON.
CATHOLIC RELIEF.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-John More and
Thomas Taylor, of the Southern bank, GUS
todians of funds of the Catholic Relief assO-
citation for victims Of yellow fever in New Or
leans, are receiving from the kind hearted and
charitable of the North and West whose bounty
appears inexhaustible, generous response to
their appeal for funds to relieve the destitute
orphans and widows. This association is
promptly dispe sing relief which is so much
needed here regardless Of creed color or ma
tlonality, and its action In this respect is well
calculated to meet the entire approval of the
generous donators abroad.
COUNTING DEATH
A family of absentees who considered them
selves aeelimated, although they had never
Actually had the yellow fever, recently tele.
graphed to their physician in this city, DR..
John Garter, Of the Fourth district; upon the
question of returning He replied not to do
SO upon any account and that he would advise
them when they could come In spite of this
warning the parties in question arrived in the
city three days ago. Since then three of them
have been violently attacked with the prevail
ing disease. They reside on Magazine street,
in the Fourth district.
FEVER INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Dr. Woolworth, chief
of the Marine hospital service, left here to-
night for New York to consult with officers of
the American Public Health association in re.
la ion to the organization of commission to
investigate the yellow fever epidemic he hay
ing received assurances which warrant him in
such association and means to de-
fray the expenses thereof being contributed.
A special meeting of the American Public
Health association will be called to advise a
line of investigation and for other preliminary
work. The commission will be designated in a
few days, and active work commenced without
delay.
LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 25.-So far the Howard
association has collected and forwarded to few
err districts about 81 ,OO0. The quarantine at
this place is still enforced with rigidness. No
case of fever has occurred and the city was
never healthier. Very warm to-day, thermom-
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