Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-27

Frances Heady, of. Marshan, Texas, died
to-day and was buried by the Towards. DE-. p.
Funk, Of Dayton. O.. is slowly convalescing.
The funeral of Langdon Cheever, the volunteer
physician from Savannah, who diei last night,
was attended by volunteer physicians of the
cities of Charleston, Mobile and Savannah.
Rev. DR.. Dalzell, OF Shreveport delivered q
most eloquent sermon. and the scene was affect
ing. Rev. DR.. Huson, Of Florida. who has
been acting in the double capacity of phy.i-
eian and minister. was taken down
with fever late this afternoon. Among the
convalescents who were seen on the streets to-
day were Louis F. Ryerson, P. w. Lemmes,
Forney Holt and G. s. Staffer, all Howard visi-
tors; Henry James, of James d Roosa, carriage
manufacturers; Charles Taylor and w. G. Davis.
T. Roane Waring, the visitor at large of the
Towards, reports all the sick in the city as
being provided with competent nurses.
GRAND JUNCTION.
GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Sept. 26.-Many
mistakes having found their way into the pub
lie press regarding yellow fever at Grand juno
ton, we ask the press generally to publish the
fact as regards our past sufferings and our real
wants. We have not had time to furnish the
press with details Of our suferings and distress.
Our worthy telegraph operator. G. J..
Handy, has been completely worked
down by the pressure upon him, but he has
manfully stood to his post amid the distress
and sufferings around him. W. W. Wall, of
New Orleans, has come to his relief, and q no
BILE worker he is. We send the following list
of deaths to-day: Mrs. w. BelIum, Miss B.
linger, wife and child, Nathan Howard, old
Mr.. Hawkins, Bette Hayes, Mrs. Campbell
and child, Thos. E. Jones, express agent, MT.
Lloyd, Harry Toundean, VIM. Lead
ner, Joseph Toundean, r. P. Milan.
G. v. Prewitt and child, Mrs. Joe II. Prewitt,
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F. Styson, Mrs. Melova Smith, Booker Swan,
telegraph operator, Ellen Thompson, w. j.
Woods and four children James Wood. Total,
40. Convalescents, %; under treatment, 1S.
We do not need doctors, nurses medicines.
We do want wine. brandy and ale. and money
We have perfectly reliable, responsible agent,
to whom all contributions should be directed,
Mr.. j. M. Morris, who will use all such with
economy.
(Signed) w. h. BENTLY, M. D.,
Representing Mobile Can t-Get-Away Club,
N. Fl. & E. T. PREwTrT,
Resident Physicians.
CANTON. Sept. 26.-New cases, -, deaths, q.
yICKsBURG.
v1oKsBURa, Sept. 26.-Weather slightly
cloudy all day; thermometer 95; strong breeze
tonight from the north and much cooler.
Deaths to-day. twelve, among them Alfred
Reid, of Washington City. DR.. Stuart Roach,
of Yazoo City, who came here three weeks ago
and offered his services to the Howard associa-
ton. died at P. NJ. His death bed scene was
very touching. Many friends called to say
farewell. Many houses throughout the city
are draped in mourning. The funeral process
sion was very large, composed OF all classes,
regardless of color or religion.
HOLLY SPRINGS.
HOLLY spR1Nas, Sept. 26.-Frank and James
Walter, who bad 80 faithfully stood at their
posts throughout this plague, were laid in a
common grave.
Gen. Faut is lying very low, and his brother
Seldom fell to-day at his post. DR.. Lewis, OF
Denison, Iowa, died this, morning
I should like to pay tribute to this tn
of the good sisters, Sister Stella, passed away
this morning. We all mourn for one who rep
resents church and sisterhood that ha.
stood by us through all this trouSlte with thell
lives and their hands. The situation is yer;
gloomy, and need great deal more than
s haf ,a e7s1 B
and there is yet over five hundred to take it.
We pray for frost and friends. The only hope
for our people is killing frost
OTHER POINTS:
BATON RogaE, La, Sept. 26.-Twenty-fou
new cases; deaths none.
GRENADA, Sept. 26.-One death; no new cases
LAFoURcHE CROSSING, Sept. 26.-Two cases
l with black vomit.
HICKMAN, Sept. 26.-At noon 3 new cases
no deaths. Outlook much brighter
MARTIN, Tenn, Sept. 26.-At noon l death
new case. Agent johnson is improving
Operator Payner is not doing 80 well.
BATON, ROUGE, Sept. 26.-Send physician t.
Port Hickey. Dr.. Williams, the resident ply
stefan, is down with fever. Several othe
| cases.
NorE-The Towards send twelve nurses t
Thibodeaux; four to Napoleon; DR.. Stone an
one nurse to Tangipapea; DR.. Veasie and on
nurse to Lagonda tomorrow. Towards ne'
cases to-day, 257; Y M. G. association, lO1.
TANa1pAHoA. La, Sept. 26.-Medical supple
received. No provisions nor funds on hano
Thirteen deaths to date; deaths the Las
| twent- -four hours; 9 new cases. Destitutio
! prevails.
TH1BADEAur, Sept. 2e.-For Gods sake sen
twelve nurses at once. Fever increasing raj
idly.
IoaoNDA, Sept. 26.-send six physicians .
requested. Eleven cases now on hand; ne
cases last night.