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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09
A DAY OF PRAYER IN OHIO.

~ NM CINcINNArI, Sspt 8 1915
Governor Bishop has issued the following, dated
Columbus, Sept u
Whereas large portion OF country I. afflicted
terrible plague which IL hundreds
fellow ctssns In the South and rendering desose
households and whereas humsn science and human effort
Devastating scourgs and tho only hope In
ot'noed; ~ ~ ~, -, tfai 81 ~ 4 :.
Now, therefore. Richard NJ Bishop Governor Of tho
state Of Ohio recommend that Friday. tho day
September. all Christian peops in the state Of Ohio
assemble In their respective houses q Worship and oe
which Is affecting the Southern states and that lie ia
His infinite goodness will restore health peace
perity the houses and homes which been called
upon 10 mourn the loss OF friends and relatives r
RICHARD VI. BISHOP,
Governor. of the State of Onie.
william Bliiz, who arrived hero four days ago from
Memphis was taken 10 the hospital to-day sick with
yellow lever. II ...s~ .a u.
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AID FROM OTHER CITIES.

At all the masses In the Catholic churches OF New
ark collections were taken up yesterday In aid Of tho
yellow fever sufferers Ths In accordance with In.
structsns from Right Riv. William A. Corrigan,
Bisnop OF Newark. which we're sent out during tho
week. Al 81 Patricks C,thsdri, the Row
Joseph NJ. Flynn, Chancellor Of the dio.
cese In making the announcement, ssid that
the Right Reverend Bishop requested tho prayers Of
tho people Tor those who are suffering from tho
sccurge tho, something should be done to amehoraic
tho condition Of tho afflicted.
Collections wore taken up In many OF the Protestant
ohurehcs, but the amounts could not be asccrtsned
BoRbESrowS, N j., Sept 8, 1873
vocal and tnstrumentsl concert Tor the benefit Of
the yellow lever sufferers in the south Will be given
ON next rhursday evening In The Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Cburcn building. Miss Carrie Hayter,
pansti tho cornet band, Smiths orcncstrs, the gce
club, ani members OF tho various church choits OF
this city aud Others have Kindly consented TO lend
their aid.
LoyG BRAvCg N. j., Sept 3, 1873.
during the services al Ocean Grove this morning a
collection ~ skon up for the yellow lever sufferers
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A CASE OF FEVER AT NASHVILLE BROUGHT
FROM MEMPHIS By A STUDENT

TX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. \, 1873
Louis L. Holman, colorcd was found to have yellow
fever at Fisk University to-day. He had been teach
ing in Mississippi and went to Memphis on q steamer
He stopped there only ono hour, reached here last
Thursday week and was stricken last Tuesday. He
has steadily declined and Is now in violent convul.
sions and expected to die before morning He is
student In tho university. Three other students
came with him, two OF whom have common chills and
lever.
ADDITIONAL CASES
John II. Dauforth, OF Memphis, was taken with vel.
low fever al Soveps station, thirty live miles south
got of theirs ana taken In charge
OF by ms nephew and two physicians He got up out
OF a sick bed to come away from Memphis. He re.
NAMED Ia the depot ss no one would como near him
but his attendant.
4. T. Goodwin, mail agent between Nashville ana
Hickman. KY, was Frustrated to-day by strongly de
velopod inalaria lever which IL supposed to have
settled IN his system during his lay on at Hickman.
His case Is supposed to be yellow fever.
IN VARIOUS LOCALITIES.
Huntington, Tenn, has been Quarantined.
Erin, Tenn, has had one death from yellow fever
and two are now down These cases sponta-
sAt Brownsville Tenn, there have been eleven new
cases since yesterday ana three deaths to-day.
Al Hickman, KY, there has been death and no
new cases.
Hall dozen Mobile nurses will arrive 10. morrow,
when the lever VIII be gotten under control
Al Martins, Tenn, there has been new case
At Nasops, Tenn, the lever has made its appear.
ancc.
At Chattanooga ten car ionds OF troops and seven.
teen loads of baggage arrived from Holly Sprincs
whence they fsd IRON the fever
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SHE BROKE HER NECK.

About eight O'Clock last evening Mrs Philomcns
Stoakle. aged sixty -four years. OF n 81 Thompson
street, called at the house OF her filiam, No
100 Division street She found that bc had
gone to Williamsburg with mis- family. While
turning on tho stairs sippcd and isll tho whos
length OF the stairs, broakiug hcr neck. Word Was
sent to Sergeant Grauger at tho Tenth prccinc. and
he immediately despatched 0nicer Dempsey to the
house. An ambulance was called and tae body taken
In 4 he
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ALLOWED TO DIE.

A SAD case which we'll illustrates tue mpor,suce Of
knowing what 10 do for a person who Is taken hall
drowned from the water. occurred yesterday nj pcr
No East River Timothy Dri-coli. agcd forty, Of
No 3Gl Pearl street. fell from that pier iuto tue rvsr
at LILLE alter nvo A. and was pulled IRON tho
water by Olcer Lamb before lite was extinct lie
taken the Fourth precinct station snd an a,n
bulancs promptly teiegtsphed for, but before IL
arrived the unfortunate man was dead.
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PROBABLE SUICIDE.

Louis Haag, aged sixiy-nvo years, loft his resi-
dcnee on Saturday afternoon, ana has not since re-
turned. Frsm tho fact that he left . motto stating
his unwilpgness to BE- supported longer by bis wife.
aud begged her forgiveness Tor what he was about
40, IL ~ presumed That suicide has been con-.
mittcd. Hssg has been afluont In tho past, bat ~
health and misfortune had reduced him to perjury,
ana OF late hts wife has been compelled to wash nd
10 other chores to provide tho pittance on winch
they existed. Ho grew very despondsnt over tins
aud the knowledge OF hts own iuabi,ity to provide
s.~A has
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STARVING IN IHE STREET.

weakly, cmaciated boy about fifteen years old was
found at YESTERDAY by ON ser OF The First
police precinct lying on the sidewalk at No. Maidcs
lane 10 = state OF utter exhaustion on being
questioned by the patroiman tho poor fellow gave
iiis name as George Curry, of No. 2St state
street, Brooklyn. and ssid that no hadnt had any
thing to eat for tho last two days Ho was carried
TO the New street station house, and thence TO
Chambers Street Hospital IN an ambulance. IL was
asccrtsined al the hospital last night that tho IN.
fortunate boy was In a terribly ronpcsd con dttton
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THE rEyrn IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8, 1875
Doctor Davis OF the Quarantine Hospital, reports
that Two OF fever have been received there since
Friday that there has been death from fever
during the same period OF thirty -onc patients now
there six have the yellow lever and eight cases are
doubtful
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THE FEVER AT oRxESvILLr.
GRgENvuLB, Mis-

GREENvnLE, Miss. Sept. 8, 1873.
Twenty new cases of yellow lever and FIVE deaths
have been reported during the past twenty.iour
hours The total number OF cases reported thus lar
10 100, and ~ deaths.
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QUARANTINE.

ONE DEATH FROM YELLOW rgvER--THE SUR
vIvING PATIENTS DOING WELL
Peter Hanson, Of the victims OF yellow fever on
board the steamer Hutchinson Captain Talbot from
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NEW YonK's AID FOR THE surrERERs.


The following additional Subscriptions for tho yell
low lever sufferers were received at the HERALD Office
yesterday oil Dealers Association, through the
secretary, John Murphy, SIS; passengers on board
steamship Britannia, OF the White Star line $3.50.
COLLECTION AT DIR. TYyG's CHURCH.
AT the Church oil the Holy Trinity, yesterday morn
ing, DR.. Tying, Jr announced the DEATH In Memphis,
Tenn, Of the Rev. Mr. Parsons, and remarked thereon
that he did not see why such clergyman
should sacrifice his life for his fellow men
Whine others In New York. and cscwhers
10 highly favored cnies and communities wcre
living at case and In peace. Ho hoped that tho
contribution OF hts people would be hoeral, and ut
It's best II would not express one hundrcdth part OF
what they ought do and OF the sympathy they feel
with their suffering brethren OF tho south The con
tribuions OF the Church OF thu Holy Trinity, week
ago yesterday, were handed TO the Rev. DR. Dix, by
whom they wore sent TO their southern destination
Tho collection taken up yesterday, DR.. Tying an.
nounced, would be sent In tho same way. Dr. Dix
giving directions as TO The objects ana the agencies
and by which their ocnsvolence shall he distributed
The plates Indicated that goodly, liberal sum had
been con attributed. Tho now prayer, adopted last
week by the bishops and published IN tho HERALD
was read yesterday Tor the frst,timc.
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A COLLECTION AT TEE NEWPORT UNITARIAN
CHURCH, WIDOWS MITE OF ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO Tue HlRALD.1
NEWPORT, r. l., sept s, 1875
The members Of the Unitarian Church were some
what surprised to hear thor minister this morning
say that collection would be taken up the
yellow fever sufferers The official members al
ways acquainted with and approve reject any col
iecIens proposed outside OF the usual church sner
ings Nevertheless the platos were passed and lib
eral sum was realized The clergyman then an
nounced that he was moved TO take the unusual step
by being iuisrmed that there was lady In the
gregaion who desired to give her part OF the contrbu
ton toward alleviating the sunerings Of those who
were so sorey afflicted Tho sum she gave was 81 900,
and her name, Notwithstanding the efforts keep Il
secret, was Mrs. Moore widow Of tho late Bloomfield
T. Moore, OF Philadelphia, who Is occupying the
Bnrrcda Villa At this place.
The sum OF $3.50 was collected at Trinity Church TO.
day for the benefit OF the yellow lever sufferers.
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NEW CASES YESTERDAY.

interments, which usually numerous will swell
the dead roll nearly TO 100.
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X TELEGRAPH TO TUE HERALD
NURSES FROM NORFOLK FOR MEMPHIS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD

NORFOLK, Va, sept 8, 1878.
In response to the appeal IRON the President OF tho
Howard Association, Memphis, calling for ton sx-
pcrienced nurses for the yellow fever sufferers, the
Mayor received applications from the following gen.
mcn:-Phil'p Mordica, Cornelius Merton, william
V. Cutrsil James r. Parker and William B. Mott, OF
this city, and Thomas n. Elliott, OF Hampton. The
party leave 10 morrow morning and several iadies go
with
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MEMPHIS, Sept. s, 1878.
OF new cases OF Sickness
hours
Eliz. Walton. 10 years.
Cornelia Stovall, 4 years.
Walter J. Jones, 81 years.
Irene Avent, o years.
John Avent, SO years.
w. Z. DAVIS, SO years
Mrs. N. j. Gleason.
Miss Anderson.
John Williams, Is years.
N. Gibson, 40 years.
NJ ISIS Fanny Bevens, 80.
John Miller, 50 years.
L. =. Reed, 80 years.
Mrs. Anderson. 81 years.
Mrs. Thereatt, 80 years.
Charles Barrett, So years.
Mrs. Mary Beatty. 40 yrs.
Frank Duncan, % years.
MissM.O. Dun eau, 52years.
l. s. Ounce, 10 years.
Mary Il. Duncan. 3 years.
GeorgianaCooke,S5 years.
J. 3. Cooke, As years.
Emma Burke, 10 years.
Mary Mivelar, IS years.
Tennie Brown. Is years.
II. Doughsrty.
James Hughes.
Bridget Hughes. so years.
VIM. Sasther. 35 years.
Phliip Erb, 50 years.
Ed. K.atlpg.
Maggie Sullivan, ID years.
Mrs. Bridget Gary, 33 yrs.
Sarah Hale, 12fears.
Harry Bridges, II years.
Tennic Eibot. IL years.
Laura Eliot, 3 years.
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ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY NEW CASES IN
vIoKsBuRa-DEATH OF DIR. GoTrHELF, THE
JEWISH RABBI-ARRIvAL OF NURSES.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
vicKsBURG, Miss, Sept 8, 1873.
This has been q glorious Southern September day.
but this city Of churches single bell has called
the faithful to prayer and from the silent pulpts
note OF warning or OF glorious promise. hymn or
sacred anthems has broken the dread stiffness that
rsigns withir.
NEW CASES.
The returns from physicians give $50 new "a
slight decrease Among The new cases of to-day
Walter Jolly. Miss Mollie Rodge
Miss Flora Furgason. Mrs. Joseph.Spenglsr.
Sidney Buckingham. Flora Joho.
J. J. Fitzpatrick, " Pres Mr.. John Latrade
Howard Association. W. q. Paxton, Director
John Rodge, Jr. Gen. Howard Asso'tn.
Eugene Rodga
DR.. Gotthslf, Jewish rabbi, OF this place, died At
Beachiano, twenty miles distant, from the effects OF
the fever. The rest OF his fanny sick. Assist.
ancs has been sent from this place
Charles Riddle took his boat to Haines' Bluff and
there buried two children. He has since died and
wife and tive children are all sick and were brought
AKxIvAL OF NURSES Axp DOCTORS
Bishop Loray, veteran OF the '53 epidemic, ar
rived in company with Dr. Reh and twelve nursss
They bad TO make detour through seven States to
got here from Galveston, Texas DR.. L. B. Davis
eight nurses and one druggist, arrived from Bruas-
wick, Ga
THE NURSES AND THE SICK.
George Lennox and Charles Carr telegraph opera
tors, are down with the fever. They had only been
here one week. IL Is almost certain that the unac-
cmatsd who come here will take the fever and prob
ably die.
W. =. Flippn, with Captain J. d. Tinney and volun-
teer assistants, are rushing through tho immense
business OF their once In the Convent Of
been under tho direction OF the Rev. Mother
De Sales and who have been angels OF mercy to the
destitute sick and norng In every portion OF the
city, besides having entire charge OIL the City Hos
ptaL Five Of them are sick with fcver-Sister
ApgeIla. Sister St GERMAN, Sister Columbia Sister
Gonzasa and Sister Regina Sisters Regis and Bsrna.
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James Patchsll, 80 years.
Kate 4. Mckinley, 5years.
Eliz. Mckinley, 20 years.
Mrs. Hood, 40 years.
Charles Legion, 80 years.
henry Kingsaale, Is years.
Mary j. McKenley, 2years.
A. n. Orfult, SO years.
Rella Pussoy.
General Charles Adams,
So years.
Il. Wade, 81 years
Mrs. Clements, 81 years.
Mrs. X. Ii. Patcllo, Jr- 81
Melhauf, IL yearB.
J. u. FAIRIES, 30 year,.
hickman, 40 years
4. 4. Crancb, 25 years.
Mrs. JOHN Wiley, IS years.
Eddie Williams, 8 years.
Ut. u. ". Nttsai.
Ii. NJ. Goevey, 20 years.
Martin Eyke, 80 years.
Mrs. Lemon, SO years.
Marlin Scott. 90 years.
Mrs. c. C. Burke, So years.
Mrs. J. League, AZ years.
Mr.. j. League, 81 years.
Sidney Cook, 43 years.
Th0s. sullivan, % years.
Dixie Waggoner, 10 years
Isaac Wasgoner, AZ Yeas.
Joseph MivsIar, 2 years.
Alice Muelar, 25 years.
Minnie Kennel, D years.
James Cook, go years.
Joseph Mueiar, 2 years.
j. B. Hill, 65 years.
Mary sullivan, IL years.
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ALL WELL AT cAIRo-rrtry PERSONS SICK Al
HICKMAN, KY.

CAIRO ILL.,, Sept. 8, 1873.
Or. Prsnch, OF the State Board OF Health, before
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and 5000 realized This will be sent to. morrow
TO he Howard Association al Memphis. On saturday
Park contributed S79 Tor the good purpose.
fARTFoRD, Conn. Sept. s, 1915.
The subscriptions IN th,s city the yellow lever
sufferers ann unt to $500
PfrrsBuRG, Pa. Sept. 8, 1878
In several Of tho churches liberal Contributions
were collected to-day Tor the benefit OF tho fever
stricken cities. AZ temperance meeting IN
Library Han presided over by FrancIs Murphy, $40
collected. Tho general relief fund to date
reaches $l3,O1S Is; RENTED by the A. o. IT, W.
$3.50 %. Besdes these other and benev ole nj
societies have contributed largely. ana many pri
vaie donations will probably make grand total of
500 O0O The entire proceeds OF Tomorrow at the
Exposition will be donated By tho managers TO this
small amounts, and 10 the return from This
source reaches nearly 500.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept s. 1875
series OF races between sentieinens roadsters,
fast livery stable horses and other horses place
yesterday the truck OF the ST. Louis Jockey Club.
about 81 900. Contributions from the small
towns In Missouri ana Southern Illinois arc coming
in rapidly TO tho nerent erganizsons of this city
to be distributed by Ihem CoiIect,ons in the large
towns are also numerous, but are generally sent
hom9o pathic schools OF this city have called meet.
Ings to lake measures for the relief OF their pro-
fessopal brethren attending lever patients In the
South
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept 8, 1873
Dr. stuart Ro3inson's church gave $2s5 for tho
over $4,000.
The city Is in splendid sanitary condition and ap
prehepsons Whatever are ict OF yellow fever here.
The gates OF Louisville are wide open people from
the South, and the citizens with heart
one hand receiving and taking the best OF tho
sick well as the we'll Another hospital for yellow
fever patients Is IN the course Of construction The
number of persons who have come to Louisville has
been very large, but single semblance
OF n case mas yet occurred among our people
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. s. 1878.
The Telegraphers' Reicf Association OF this ty
has collected IRON that fraternity 5000 for tho
Of their brethren the South who may be stricken
with yellow fever.
DUBuQUE, Iowa, Sept. s, 1875.
The Citizens Committee, appointed to collect funds
for the yellow fever sufferers the South, received
on Friday and Saturday 81, 023. This added to tbs
amount heretofore sent makes aggregate OF So l39
Sub committees have been appointed ca nvass each
ward and IL Is intended TO swell the 600 next
week.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 8 1879
The contributions IRON tho Odd Fellows lodges
throughout this State received At the Office of the
Grand Secretary In this city 10 date aggregate
81, 203 10. Five hundred dollars sent Missis
sipp, $500 to New Orleans and $500 to Memphis
making total OF 81. 800 RENTED to the South TINS
week tor the benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers
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THIHT1 NEW CASES IN GHEEADA-THE PRES1.
DENT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH AMONG
THE DEAD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
GRENADA, MISS, Sept s. 1878.
telegram Just received eleven r. NJ j from scna
tobia, Miss, announces the appearance Of yellow
lever In that town.
About thirty have been reported TO- day in
Grenada and sevea deaths. A ch lid of A. A. Royal
died tonight
CASES.
The following now cases have also been reported
Mrs. Ringgod, widow of DR.. RInggold; Miss Mary
RUSSELL Mr. X. Armmtod, express agent; four colored
women and one colored child.
THE DEAD.
The roll of the dead includes the following psmes:-
DR.. Ringgold, president Of the Grenada Board Of
Health, whose hopeless condition announce in my
dispatches OF yesterday; MRS. Mcdonald. mother OF
Or. Bsgsdalc. Lebanon, KY, and D. b. Rollins and
Henry Crockett.
CoSvALEsCExT PATIENTS.
number OF tho patients IN the Cha am berain Hotel
are convaiescsnt.
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALpl
MEMPHIS, Sept. s, 1878.
The following is a list OF new cases of Sickness
dnring the last tWepty-fcur hours
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Memphis and New Orleans Stricken
Down with the Sick.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WANTED.
Contributions in the Churches of
~. , Northern Cities.
WORK FOR THE CHARITABLE.

FIVE HUNDRED AND sEvENTY.oNE NEW CASES
AND YIGHTY-oNE DEATHS IN NEW ORLEANS
WORK OF THE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS
MISERY AND DEsT1ruTIoN WIDELY PREvA-
LENT.
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Also - colored persons. making total OF 96 new
reported to the Board Of Health by resident
physicians.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-08

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-08

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