Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11
LOCAL PARA GRAPHS.

yesterday.
L. Kaufman's son Henry died on Satul
day night.
The Odd Fellows need monssyYc ,0p ff88ggid
1925 R4a6 died on Saturday,
Mr.. George B. Elliott and Captain Will
liam Miller, are both doing we'll
Nathan Gibson, bookkeeper of Messrs
Oliver, Finnle & Co., died yesterday.
N A Speers' wife died on Saturda,
night. sweet, good woman gone.
Alex HUM is getting well, and will sool
| be out at work with the Masors again
Rev. Eugene Daniels, Fred. Brennan
! JOS. Willis and L. Iglauer are convalescing
w. J. HARE, with P NJ. Patterson G. Co.
has recovered, and will be out in a few days
Ed. B. Porter, an active, energetic mem
Der OF the Howards, is down with the fever
Mayor Flippin and Chief of Police Athey
are convalescing, and will be up in a few
days.
p. Warfield Semmes, one of the leading
members of the Towards, is sick with thu
fever.
"A son of Mr.. Saltalamacha, a member
OF one OF our fire companies, died yesterday
of fever
John Lawless and Charley Jones, the
contractor, are both convalescing. Both had
bad cases.
"A. Lyle, of A. Lytle & Co., lumber
merchants, Is down with the fever, four miles
out of town.
Paul Cune, one of Menken's clerks, i;
down with the fever, and so is Charles Staffel
and his sister.
w. P. Wilson has gole to Macon, Fay.
ettee county, this State. lie can be addressed
or found there.
Harry o. Bowden, printer, died on a
hatDoat at the mouth of Wolfrlver, and was
buried Saturday.
Mrs. Amis, volunteer nurse, who
nursed the Rev. DR.. Harris, of st. Mary's is
down with the fever.
Mr.. Hugh J. M'Grann, foreman of the
APPEAL composing is down with the
fever, but is doing well.
Louis Roselle, one of the 4palanche
composltors, is getting better, and will be up
and about In few days.
j. P. Hill, the cotton merchant, is I'M
proving so rapidly as to give his friends hope
that he is entirely out of danger.
E. D. O'Neil, of the firm of P. O'Neil &
Sons, is in Chicago. His address is 1856
North Peoria street, Chicago, Ill.
Seven men in Oliver, Finnie & Co.'S
store were stricken down in one day, when
Esquire J. S. Galloway is sick at his
home on Union avenue, suffering from a bill
lous attack and nervous prostration.
The people of Humboldt, two cases of
yellow fever being announced, stampeded in
a frenzy OF fear that beggers all descrir ton
W. P. Allen, we'll known merchant in
former days, has been down with his entire
family. All were reported doing well this
Miss Ella Boddie, the school teacher.
who has not been in the city for three weeks,
IS down with the fever three miles out from
own, on Union avenue
M. M'Nulty and C. Fl. M Smith, of fire.
engine No. 3, are sick with the fever. This
caves only Captain James Cleary and Ed
Junny to man the engine.
"A cold, chilly, drizzling rain set in YES
erday morning about five o'clock, which
must make against the sick, though it tells in
avor of those who are well.
Mrs. DR.. Ingalls,, the stricken nurse. is
long very well. Her husband died Wednes-
lay OF the fever; his age was reported at 40
Iears-it should have been so.
Miss Carrie Davis and Miss Emma Cole.
of- Nashville, who came here to nurse yellow
ever patients, are down with the fever at
he Howard lnhrmary. They are doing well.
DIR. j. w. M'Km, of st. Louis, volun-
eer physician, died at the Peabody hotel. on
Sunday, of fever. Greater love than this
hath no man that he lay down his life for an
,ther"
DIR. John Erskine, health-oficer. an
lounees that he will arrest all physicians
VINO do not report to the secretary of the
'oard OF health their new cases, as required
" law.
Miss Murdoch, the heroine of the
shreveport epidemic of 1873, is endearinp |
ersef to our orrow-pressed people by her |
borough discipline as matron in the Market |
treet infrmary.
There are 3l7 persons at Camp Father'
la1hew, where only four died since its estab- |
three from yellow fever. They |
ave a church, and religions services are con-
ucted every day by Father Walsh.
The well known safe and gunsmith, A.
ence, 119 Jefferson street. he was in CHARGE
the Knights of Honor, and while well
one his best for the members of that order.
Mr.. Ed Whitmore, of the Ledoey. has T
dopted Willie Shepperd, whose father died |
4 Sunday, and mother last week. She is
ne pet OF Mr.. Whltemore, who thus exem-
hines his largeness of heart God bless all
1ch
III. ID. Briggs, treasurer of the Temple
Honor relief fund, received $50 from the
Employees of the Rockford watch COMPANY.
oekford, H., and $25 from different temples
Providence. r. l., for the benefit of yell
w-fever sufferers
Nurses found drunk or away from their
atients, by the instruction of Chief of Police
rata, are to be arrested. They are TO be
'nhned In the station house. aud will not be
LEASED except by order Of President Lang
ait, OF the Howard Association
Sister Winkelman, of the order of st.
ary's st. Louis, volunteer to aid the suf-
ing sick of Memphis, died yesterday. She
as tenderlY cared for by her sisters of the
lurch. and ministered to by DIR. Nugent. a
'iunteer physician of st. Louis.
Henry Falkner was shot Monday night
jim Wilson. The ball, large navy size, en-
red the left side midway between the nm
lcus and crest of ilium, and was extracted
ON same region on right side by DIR. Paul
tey. Falkner is In critical condition.
Mr.. ]. !, Sullivan, who, it will be re-
embered, lost his wife, (nee Miss Jennie
aReveney,) last summer, under peculiarly
stressing circumstances, died yesterday, af-
r only two days illness, from fever. Mr..
lllvan was widely known and highly re-
'ected.
Peter Tracey, who has worked so hard
r us IN Cincinnati, telegraphed on Monday
Hdessrs lsner and Prestige that the "con- |
ut for the relief of Memphis Melted over
800, but Memphians forced into general
md against my solemn protest. Now thew
e their error and confess it,
One of the most tireless of the working
of the Knights of Honor is HI
m Gage, who has been taken down with
e fever. He literally worked himself down | i
his efforts to keep pace with the constant
'mands made upon the order But he is
ing well, and we have reason to believe
Ill be out in a few days. S
the dead of yesterday were Cen {
al Z. w. Adams, of the law firm of Ad-
rs q Dixon, j. B. FARES, Fred C. Schaper,
" tax collector, the father of o. H. P. Pr
r, John j.. Connolly, a volunteer telegraph s
orator from Plttsburg, George Lane, an l
lploye of the Southern express company, 6
r.. 5: NJ. Gates, and J. M. Kerr and Chas. a
Smith, printers. s
The rain which prevailed all day yester- I
y and part of the NIGHT and dav before | q