Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31
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chants have bcsn thresaep~d In cissuiaU
enaassing from the nsiiosai banks ia Nev
York, which call upon sIi busisess nea
to see TO il that no greenhacker in sheir
district shall he elected to congress OF ssy
high position. and that discount win -
refused the paper Of any business mas
who shall identify himself with the grsea-
back cause. Butler, Ii Is said, will soon
take the stump.
Psrsslsg lnAlaa RalaePs.
VIRGINIA CRY, Mont, Aug: S6.-Ths
ran hman from whom Indians oDlc stock
at ranch, on the Montana roS9 Q week
ago. followed them with party Of cisf-
zens till found. They had Joined larger
party and were too strong, when the pur.
suers returned. II is supposed they aso
congregating near Henry Lake. Capt.
Egan with a company of % cavalry, would
reach Henry Lake yesterday. Small par
ties of soldiers are also in the National
Park from Fort Ellis. Some of them wilf2
undoubtedly strike the Indians in day
or two.
Yellow Fever.
MEMFHIs, Aug. &c. Today the weaths
is cloudy and gloomy in the extreme. Th1
fever has not only increased IN the ci1
b bgt seemed tos ahEFesk
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moved out Of the city BY appearing in two
OF the camps. It is now definitely known
that three deaths occurred yesterday from
fever at camp Joe Williams and several
Others of the refugees are sick. In addI-
ton woman also died from heart disease
When found this afternoon In her tent, .
young babe was found on its dead moth
ers breast seeking its wonted nourishment.
At a camp near Overton station on the
Memphis and Paducah railway, Chas Egan
died this morning. For the past "a hours
the board of health records show 100 new
cases and 90 interments. Dr.. Alex. Er-
kline was taken down today, also Fathers
McGaveay and Bakel, Of st. Peters pax-
ish, two more of the Sisters of La Sallstte
academy, w. w. White, clerk .: the Esar
body hotel and James Russell, who has
been actively at work among the sick Of
the Odd Fellows' fraternity. The disease
has today taken down many negroes,-in
some neighborhoods sick ones being found
in every house. There is great need Of
physicians and nurses, our own physiciane
having more than they can attend TO. and
many of the sick having to 60 for days
without the attention of nurse. A ride
Though the districts where the fever y
worst calls forth many appeals 70 be d.
reeted where or how to obtain the services
of physician. As the result, many de-
not receive medical attendance until too
late to save life. The Howard's employ
Eve physicians, but the sick calls are.
more than they can attend to. Two Of
our practicing physicians have died with
the fever and fve others are down.
VIcKssuRa, Aug. 27.-One hundred and
forty new cases are reported today; -
weather very unfavorable,
which accounts for the great increase =
the number Of new cases.
NEW ORLkAxA Aug N-The mostuasy
report for the week ending Sunday svsa-
ing at p. y. shows the deaths frsm n
causes, 4os, Of which SO were from -
low fever,-sll but 10 wAias. olxfy-aiae
died in Charity hospital. i've II bossl
''Dieu," and six In Toaro in1smasy. h
Howard association rssponded - aboa9
seventy applicasioss Sos sslisf ia this ciay.
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