Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-05

Mr.. Galloway and DR.. Whitehead are still alive.
MIR. Galloway's condition is slightly
improved, though still critical. No hopes are
entertained for DR.. Whiteheads recovery. Rev.
Mr.. Price, of the Presbyterian church, is con-
valescent. Among the new cases to-day is
Bishop Elder, Of the Catholic church,
and Mr.. j. W. Avis, of the Western Union tel
egraph office. John G. Roach, reported dead
yesterday, is still alive, but his condition gives
sick with the fever. Among the deaths to-day
are A. B. Manlone, son Of the we'll known mer-
chant G. A. Manlone, and J. F. Tenny, of the
Signal corps.
GREENvIILE's NEED AND DANGER.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. w. A. Pollock, NJ.
Kretchlar and G. NJ. Williams, prominent citi-
zens of Greenville, Miss, are here and report
thot the yellow fever has obtained strong
foot-hold there, and that there will be great
suffering and destituttion among the people.
The town is on the river five miles aboveVicks-
burg, and has about 1900 inhabitants. Some
have already fled, and of the remainder large
proportion negroes. The place has no
railroad Communication, and all traffic by
river has ceased the town is cut off from the
rest of the world except by telegraph. There
is sufficient food in the town for the present,
but money and hospital supplies, these gentle
men say, are badly needed, and they urgently
appeal to the relief committee of the
North fer help. From the situatisn of the city
and the rapid increase of the fever since last
Saturday it is feared Greenville will be an
other Grenada. The Bank of Greenville is and
will remain open for business, and money may
be RENTED through it by telegraph.
LATEST FEVER REPORTS.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-The Howard associa-
ton reports 172 applications for relief to-day.
The Young Mems Christian association report
eighty-four new cases on their list. The Pea
body Relief association issued over IL ZOO ra-
tions. The Towards have received the follow
ing kilograms:
q CANTON, Miss, Sept. 4.-Send 1000 pounds
Of ice on the first train. We have been disap-
pointed in getting it from above. Four more
making sixteen new cases and four deaths
for the twenty-four hours preceding o'clock.
(SignedD G.. w. THOMAS,
President Howard Association.
GRENADA, Sept. 4.-Twenty deaths in the
last six hours. FL. Umnet was taken down
this morning. Prof. Irwin died day. Send
bread, corned meat and vegetables for nurses.
(Signed), WARREN STONE. M. d.
HOLLY SPRING, Sept. 4.-Can you send us six
physicians, also nurses. malignant fever
has broken out here. Three deaths; sixty
cases. (Signed) J. W. GLENN, M. D.,
Health Sec'y.
V1cKsBuRG, Sept. 4.-Louis, Dulroe Copper
them the best attention. Right Rev. Bishop
W. H. Elder, after most noble and glorious
service fell to-day. (SignedD Vim. lockwood,
President of Towards.
The following dispatches were also received
by the president of the board of Health:
ISOLATION to send via Vicksburg at least three
doctors and twenty nurses. They are needed.
w. P. KREToHMAR.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Sept. 4.-Dr. Chaplin
We are in great need of physicians and nurses.
If you can help us, send six physicians and
twenty nurses at once.
(Signed) j. w. GRAY, M. d.,
Health Board.
New ORLEANS Sept. A dispatch to the
Towards from Canton says: Twelve new cases
and twenty-fonr deaths in the past twenty. four
hours. Several parties have died in the coun-
try who left town.
New YORK, Sept. 4.-Contributions, North
East and along the Atlantic coast, for the yell
low fever relief fund, rather increase than
diminish, and considerable sums were sent the
infected districts to-day.
BENEFIT PERFORMANCES
will be given at Niblo's garden and the Fifth
Avenue theatre tomorrow, and the best resi-
dent and visiting actors will appear at both.
Gen. samuel Carpenter. general eastern
passenger agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
will run special train from and to Phila-
delphia gratuitously, so that Edward Thorne
and his entire company from the Walnut
Street theatre may play in his own establish
ment and Niblos garden the day, and
thus increase the relief fund. Mayor Ely has
sent graceful letter to Gen. Carpenter, thank
ing him and the Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany for their prompt and generous action.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 4.-The grand lodge of
MaSnpS has rihutp1 about 81 011 fD bn
yellow fever fund. The Israelites of this city
have sent about $4,000. Smaller sums have
been forwarded by other parties.
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 4.-Grand Secretary
Power makes the following acknowledgement
of relief received through him as grand secre-
Odd Fellows: II have received during the past
two weeks nearly $4,000, chiefly from
Masons and Odd Fellows in nearly
every State in the Union. 1 his has been dis
tributed through the proper committees in
Grenada. Vicksburg Port Gibson and Canton
and has been gratefully acknowledged. As
sistance to this date has been liberal, but the
fever has just broken out with great violence
at Granville, and reports from Holly Springs
indicate the epidemic soon. Nearly 1000 per-
sons are Frustrated in Vioksburg. In Port
Gibson 400 cases to date. In Grenada
all die who are attacked, and
none seem to escape. The
pestilence has six weeks to run, and thousands
more must go to the grave, leaving woe and
want behind them. Amid the surrounding
gloom comes material ald and seconded by
loving words from our brethren everywhere
and the great American heart has asserted its
humanity as never before. All assistance sent
through me is acknowledged by return mail.
(Signe6 j. s. Power,
Grand Secretary.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The total yellow fever
fund collected by the citizens committee to
date is $26, 1861; from various sources, Sc, 922
| total, $3.50, 483. Two thousand dollars have
been sent to New Orleans; $1,000 each to
Vicksburg add Memphis; $500 each to Port
Gibson, Grenada and Baton Rouge. Collections
are coming in rapidly from the county and in.
| creasing in amount
CONGRESSMAN ACKLEN EXPLAINING