Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-10-05

as out OF danger, Wade, soon after Camp Joe VII
pital there as steward and while attending to the
sick contracted the fever.
The fire boys had a little chase after
false alarm in the southern part Of the city about
half-past ten o'clock last night
II. Jacks, alias John Wilson, is the way
his name appeared on the stationhouse docket, and
he is charged with grand larceny.
The fever appears to be ahating at the
Leath orphan asylum, as three OF the nurses were
returned to the Towards yesterday.
VIM. H. Hogan, who was reported to
have died two Gays ago In Holly Springs, learn is
well and hearty in Meridian, Mississippi.
Mrs. w. ]. Berlin, wife of w. I. Berlin,
ing, but last night was believed TO be out OF danger
Mr.. W. T. M'Namee, treasurer of the
Towards of Lagrange, Tennessee is down with the
fever. skilful nurse will be sent for him to-day
Five of the six nurses who went to
Grenada with Mr.. COan died Of the fever The
attack.
We are happy to state that George Bird,
OF the AUdLGRcIs was declared free OF fever yesteT
day and doing we'll His wife, and lately born child,
-Messrs. VIM. Finney and r. P. Waring,
r., both of whom have been doing noble service
with The Towards, were yesterday elected active
members.
Mr.. HAYNES, a brickmason, who moved
to the country recently to escape the fever brought
his adopted daughter to the city for better attention
j S. johnson. book-keeper for Estes,
Doan & Co.. took the fever Thursday, at the Dead
rick place, near the Playground He was brought to
his residence In town.
The REYNOLDS family, ont on the Her
nando road have suffered fearfully. Six members
have died; only two remaining One of these had
the fever, but recovered
We heard Yesterday Of a man drawing
pay from the Towards for nursing his own son. We
have the name, wai,h we withhold until we can
make further investigation
The recorders docket yesterday was void
made up of DRINKS and dtSoFderlies which were dis
posed of in the usual manner.
Little Jessie Browne, daughter of J. W.
q DR. EaO Se P New Yo ss s abe %
Mrs Henry is slowly improving.
"A private telegram to President Lang
saff, from Brownsville yesterday, stated that the
nurses, They viii be sent to-day.
Colonel Jesse F. Brown and wife, who
have been sick for some 3 ten days past are both
Wednesday with very light attack.
will S. Anderson, the faithful Howard.
who has been T down several days is getting on
and expects to be oft in few days.
Miss Emma Case, daughter of Mr.. Case.
the feed merchant on Breedlove avenue, has dan
gerous attack She has , been down only two days
and last night had spell of black vOmt
Sheriff Anderson is improving. His case
is severe one, and his condition was very critical
yesterday morning, but his friends are now very
hopeful. His daughter is also improving.
Mrs. A. Bertorelli, of No. 354 Front
street, was stricken with the fever Thursdi night.
She has the best of attention from physician and
nurse, and is expected to pass through 1t IN a few
days.
"A dispatch from Superintendent Grant.
of the Memphis and Charleston railway, at Tuscum-
bia was received by the Towards yesterday asking
vile.
Colonel Young and Dr. Nuttalf will
leave this morning by special train for all towns on
lcneS and supplies to the relief of the sick and dis
tressed.
Mrs Samuel Dreyfus, on the POPLAR
street boulevard, who lost her husband last week. is
doing well and considered out of danger. Mr.. E.
Schloss has been looking after the family with
closest attention.
We make the amende and cheerfully cor
sherfh Dreyfus, it was another gentleman Of the
same name, a grocer on the boulevard, ard not cur
genial friend Samuel.
Mr.. Rankin, who has had charge of the
Howard commissary en- Alabama street and who
has had severe attack Of the fever will return in
home, probably Tomorrow.
Mrs. J. 81 Kerr, who returned to the
city with her family few days ago. died yesterday
making the second one OF the family who have died
taken with the fever yesterday.
MIR. Ed G. Harrison, In charge of the
Norfolk nurses is one of the most energetic of the
witnessed some IF the most appalling scenes that
have transpired here during the present epidemic.
We regret to announce the death of the
eldest son John Galagher) of our old friend Joseph
Crabb. an attache of the AUa dce. Mr.. Crabb is at
present undergoing great affction, having four
members OF family of eleven persons down with
the fever.
Lem Crisp, jr., who has been on duty on
the clerical force OF the HowaTds was stricken with
the fever yesterday afternoon. He has been fuT-
nshed with the best medical attention and a skill
In nOfo
lescence.
Mr.. John Logan, nurse from Shreveport.
attendant on Mr.. W. W. Young, the Odd-Felows'
announce to the friends OF Mr. Young that that gem
teman is able to move about in bis rooms and IS in
a fair way to the good health of yore.
Mr.. I. L Sheffield IN a note to us cor
reefs our statement made Thursday, that he was a
member OF the Mobile Can'tGet-Away club, but
we ssd hat t9 Mr. fT9 the
of that club. He is a Memphic nurse.
Among the Howard nurses who have
outbreak of our troubles none stand 6g6er fb 5e
Mrs. q. Hoskns, who by her genteness and devo-
ment of the fever, has won golden opinions.
We noticed the death of Mr.. James M.
White, at Leighton, Alabama. on the twenty-fouTth
the disease and recovered and his wife IS now now
down, having taken the disease over four weeks
fast recovering.
DIR. S. Fl. Collins, one of The physicians
from Cincinnati who recently recovered from a
severe attack of the fever, and upon advice of Dr.
day and resumed his duties He Will be sent to La
grange to-day, where a skillful physician has been
telegraphed for.
Mr. C. G. Rankin, the most efficient as.
sistant cOmmlssary of the HoWards and who has
been In charge of the fernando street supply depot
we le9rn is about to return TO Savannah. Mr. Ran
kin has the heartfelt thanks of this community for
his pTOmptneSS in relieving the wants Of the sick
and suffering OF this city.
In our issue OF yesterday we made. what
we are glad to say. was grand mistake We stated
company, was dead. But, to our profound surprise
and peFpleXty, MIR. Powers marched Into the office
Yesterday and requested us to make this correction
This we do with pleasure.
President Lan9staff, of the Towards.
yesterday received the following dispatch frOm
Mayor Nike COhn, at Mason, Tennessee: we are
without any physicians, and have eight cases on
doctor and a nurse. DR.. Hunter of Kansas CITY
Will 60 there by the first train to-day.
John Cousins, who lives about four miles
north of the city, on the Big Creek road met with a
severe accident Thursday evening. While superin-
tending the machinery connected with the gin he
was caught in the gin and had his right hand terri
in and did all that could De done to reIievs his suf
ferings
The residence of John H. Fisher. FIVE
miles out on the boulevard, came near being de-
lessly thrown into BARREL ignited ami s. fire to
the kitchen. h-dog raised ALARM, when
grafton with couple of pals of water The Carnage
was light
Thomas r. Warning, Zone of the old
line' Towards of 1873, has also been one CT the
during the present epidemic Mr. war
ing, though citizen Of the Old North State has
earned the hearty thanks OF our community bg his
Injected district.
We learned lvesterdav that NJ Y M