Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-22

down last night and is at Camp Joe Williams,
four miles south of the CITY. Marcus lone
West, of the Odd Fellows relief committee
was struck down this morning; also DR.. J. T.
Healy, volunteer physician from Sherman.
Tex had been on duty at the Market street
lin Dr. .: o. Gorrel, volunteer ply
slclan from Fort Wayne, Ind, died this morn
ing: Thomas Bacon, secretary Of Chickasaw
! Lodge No 3, l. o. O. f.. and who has been in
| charge of Flaher Il Sullivans undertaker's es-
tablishment, also died this forenoon Richard
Ebllck, resident agent in this city of the Joseph
schlitz brewing company, died last night, SIX
miles out In the country. Rev. Father John a
Catholic priest from Columbus, Ga, arrived
last evening. u. W. Tucker of Dallas Texas,
u. A. Is. Wilkes, of Lebanon, Tenn, and W. O.
Caswell, OF Americus, Ga, have arrived and
have been assigned to duty. Among the con-
valescents are DR.. A. A. Lawrence, Gen. Luke
b. Wright, Rev. s. Sanderson and wife, w. A.
! McClox, and H. J. Simmons. of the Towards.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 2l.-There were thirty nj ne
deaths from yellow fever reported officially by
the board OF health having occurred during
the past six hours ending 6 o'clock tonight. r.
Tall, a colored volunteer physician from Gin
cinnati, died this afternoon He had been
quite an active worker, and was buried by the
Towards in their lot in Elmwood cemetery.
r. Il. Catron, agent of the Associated Press,
this city, ls down with the fever. Since the
beginning of the epidemic he has been prom
lnent worker of the Masonic relief board and
on the -10alanc1e and Lelger. His case is pro-
crossing favorably, aud everything indicates
speedy recovery. During his illness his posi-
tlon Is filled by Simon l.. Parrins. late city
editor of the. Heruld, and an active worker Of
the Towards.
Reports are being received of the spreading
OF the disease in the interior and adjacent
townships. Howard physicians are daily called
on to visit patients residing as far distant as
fifteen miles from the city. Mr.. r. w. Mitch
ell, medical director of the Towards, has in
every instance sent aid in response to such APP
peas.
Deputy Sheriff j. G. Buxton is sick with
fever at his residence in Germantown, Tenn.
). q: Byed of Louisville, has been ordered
to Collenvllle, Tenn, with eight nurses, in re-
spouse to an appeal for aid.
@. W. Foster of Marion, Ga, was to-day re-
leased from duty professional by the med
lea Rector of the Towards who upon in vesti-
CATION OF the credentials of Foster. found he
was not graduate of any medical college.
Certain transactions wherein Foster has made
charges where his professional services led to
the above disclosure.
l.. A. Cheviss volunteer doctor from Savan-
nah, is reported among the new cases to-day.
HEBREW APPEAL.
The following appeal is made by the officers
of the hebrew hospital: Our funds having been
exhausted and sickness still continuing with
undated fury within our midst, we appeal to
our coreligonists throughout the United States
for pecuniary aid. There are orphans to be
cared for in addition to relieving the sick, aud
our good work must be discontinued unless
aid is given Remittances should be adj
dressed to David Eissenman, treasurer of the
Hebrew hospital association.
Twenty-eight physicians Of the Howard corps
report twenty new cases.
QUARANTINE REMOVED.
CAIRO, Sept 2l.-The quarantine here against
Ohio and upper Mississippi river boats is re-
moved.
HICKMAN.
| CAIRO, Sept. 2.-Hickman, KY, rep orts one
death; no cases known. Several new cases
at Martin, Tenn. The death of DR.. Boaz at
Fulton, KY, this morning with black vomit
| after six days sickness, created panic and
many left town. Eight or ten others sick
there, but pronounced bilious fever. No sick
ness in Cairo, and the quarantine rules will be
considerably relaxed Monday.
HOLLY SPRINGS.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 2l.-Owing to the wires
being down for the past two days, 1 have heard
nothing from this death shop. l hardly know
what to tell you, there is so much to intense
and satisfy the deep anxiety our frinds fee
who are outside. l know we have the best
friends in every part of our coutry, for daily
reminders come in the shape of money, sup
plies, and such messages of sympathy as nj
people ever received. We thank them will
our fearful thanks, for we feel gratitude
words cannot express, Since my last tn
death list contains the name
of the best and noblest, of the best and
noblest of people, we are delighted to love ant
respect: DIR. Manning of Austin Texas, HOWARD
Falconer, j. M. Feurrell, Sam Briskly, Hug
Weinborn, II. Halter Miss Butler JUL
Stojowki. OF those DR.. Manning and Howard
Falconer deserve special mention in honorins
the bravest and truest men. Let their name
stand with those who deserve the highest testi
monials OF honor in the privilege of mankind
to bestow. There is no time for fulsom
eulogies otherwise lengthy tributes might bt
given. Two of the best of those who hav
crossed the river to-day are Frank Walter an
his brother James, who have SO faithfully file
their places, surrendered to the terrible mon
ster. Hardly had the news reached our ears be
fore it was announced that DR.. Sheldon, repre-
senting the Can -Get-Away club" of Mobile
was u victim. The physicians, of one accorc
gave to this man the post of honor, as he ha
2 turned out more convalescent than any G
them. Many bright lights may go down i
the great struggle, but not one of a NOR
brilliant character than DIR. Sheldon, lik
Dr. Manning, whose heaven-lit blue eye
seemed to reflect the depth and purity of
SIedt stuO SOOu SOuI Wltulu. DueluOu wa
mourned by us all. His convalesents we nun
, Der by the score, and they all speak tenderl
of the little doctor who nursed and cared fc
them.
The situation is getting worse The hosp
tails are full, and it looks as if every man m us
20 down.
. The Godlike sisters in their mission of mere
q have paid in their conduct a bountiful tribut
e to Christian fortitude. There are thirteen ,
them belonging to the Bethlahem academy. til
Catholic school here, and ten have fallel
:. First, the good father Oberte died like trr
j Christian minister Father Ioury, his succe
= svr, goes his daily rounds with smile on b
10 face we love to see. Every messenger and clel
e around this Office has fallen, evel
|, clerk has gone, and each mornir
j. as l take my place there are tales of sorro
IS told me. l wish l could paint for your reade
the hourly scenes occurring 1 long to tie
about. Such calamity ever befell "a peopl
All We do is done to help and cheer. lot
. away and wish / could stay this fearf
N scourge.
or Holly Springs has reason to congratulate he
= self, for from all points of the Union the got
people have responded to her calls. How sha
- we thank them.
A. (Signed) j. W. T. HOLLAND,
70 Chairman of the Relief Committee.
u vICKSBURG.
VICKsBURG, Miss, Sept. 21.-Weather clou
and cool, thermometer II deg, rain last nj g
very heavy. Ten deaths to-day, six white a
four COlOre1. A SLIGHT increase rannrted