Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Weather clear, cool
and windy; thermometer 65. Deaths, 46; cases
reported, III. Total deaths, 8, us; total cases,
1926.
Mrs. Mary Schoenberg, wife of Levi Schoen-
berg, superintendent of the Jewish Widows
aud Orphans home, died of yellow fever. Hav-
ing charge of la children, she felt the weight
OF the great responsibility, performing her
duty Increasingly and truly caring for the
healthy and nursing the sick.
A man named DOR, from Illinois, suicided
by morphine. Cause fear of yellow fever.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Cdr. Mashin, of tho
United States monitor Canonicus, leaves to-
morrow for Sturges plantation, bayou Feiche in
physician.
Applications for relief to the Y. III. G. A.,
So; Towards IA, mostly old cases.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Rev. Albert Barthe
80 years of age, pastor of the German Lutheran
church, sixth district, died to-day of yellow
fever. His wife died of the same disease few
days ago.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 22.-The board of health Off
cially reported six deaths from yellow fever
during the past twenty-four hours ending at G
o'clock tonight. Thirteen physicians of the
Howard medical corps report twenty five new
cases, twelve in the city and thirteen in the
suburbs.
The Cotton Exchange was opened this morn
ing regularly for business, by Supt. John s.
Toof.
The government relief steamer John NJ
Chambers, from Vicksburg, arrived tonight at
7oclock. All on board reported well. The
steamer Colorado passed up at 6 P. M.
Weather clear and cold, with favorable pros
poets of frost.
The Charleston, s. O., authorities have tele-
graphed that their nurses can return homo
without being subject to quarantine.
The delegations of physicians WHO came
from Cincinnati and Dayton leave for home to-
morrow. The Howard association are rapidly
sending off all nurses from abroad, their SER
vices being considered no longer needed
Six nurses were sent this morning to Soner-
vile. Tenp., one to Rossville and one to Her
nando, Miss.
WELCOME TO RETURNING PHYSICIANS.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. .22.-Dr. Luke P.
Blackburn was publicly serenaded and well
coined at the Gait house tonight in recogni-
ton of his heroic conduct in attending the vel
low fever sick of the South. DIR. ]. Fl. Leslie.
his assistant was present, but DR.. Daniel
Goeber who was also at Hickman had not re-
covered sufficiently to attend The reception.
10 MORE ASSISTANCE.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-To generous friends,
north, east and west: The Peabody subsistence
association of New Orleans returns to each and
| all sincere thanks for the noble generosity ex-
hlbited in furnishing money and provisions for
our distressed. No further funds will be re-
| CURED.
(Sigred) +. n. DoHHoNDR, President
Notice has been & ven that no requisition will
belssued after Saturday next. The ladies of
the Peabody auxiliary association will continue
the distribution of supplies of clothing etc.
AT OTHER POINTS.
CH4rraNonGa Oct % -Da,tbs fr,r, ,.,,.,,
fever for the last twcnty-four hours, eight, and
fourteen new cases. twelve colored. Drs
Frazer, Baxter, Knott and Dlackford are i'm
proving rapidly.
| BATON RoUeE, Oct. 22.--New cases, twenty.
| eight; no deaths. Weather turning cold.
WEST BATON Rouge, Oct. 22.-'fhirteen new
cases and three deaths for the past two days.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 22.-The State fair is
! postponed to Nov. Is Oh account of yellow
lever. Clear and cool, thermometer, Sc.
CAIRO, Oct. %. Two new cases and one death
in the last twenty four hours.
| Mayor Winters requests the publication OF
the following: Cairo, ILL.,, Oct. %. '73-No re-
| lief committee here recognized by NE or board
of health. All supplies to the sick and needy
are furnished from this office. (Signed) Henry
| Winters, Mayor and Chair n Board of Health
| OsyKA, Oct. 22.-Fonr new cases; death;
very low.
| GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Oct. 22.-One new
S.AsS Co-ut.y' PROSPECT OF black 1r0St Tonight.
| Hepe the fever will soon be over, for our mon
ey. meat, sugar, coffee and stimulants are
nearly out (Signed J. NJ. Norris Chief and
| Treasurer Relief Committee.
CLIFTON, Oct. 22.-New cases %; deaths 8.
Rain last night, followed by cold winds to-day.
lANdiPAHoA, oct. 22-New cases 2; deaths l.
BAY ST.. LOUIS, Oct 22.-Seven new cases; no
deaths.
Pass CHRISTIAN, Oct. 22.-Two new cases;
| one death.
McCoMB CRY, Oct. 22-Two new cases; one
death.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22-V,cksburg: Clear and
cold. Thermometer 46. Prospects of good
frost tonight. Three deaths in the city and
three in the country to-day. Rev Father
j. Is. Moulton, at Yazoo city, is dying tonight,
and Sister Mary Lawrence is very sick No
deaths or new cases reported. Situation at
Delta remains about the same.
DoNALDsoNvILLE, Oct. 22.-Three new cases
| and four deaths.