The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
Increasing Sickness at Memphis, Con-
cordia and CarSOn's Landing.
QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS.
Judge Eldridge. Dissolves the
F Cotton" Injunction.
A SCARE AT PHILADELPHIA PA
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct. II. 1879.
This evening. at Ave O'Clock. after three days OF
exceedingly sultry weather. a rain storm from the
northwest swept over this city. cooling the atmo-
sphere and making life endurabe. 1t is still threat
enlnq and more rain would be gladly welcomed.
The weekly medical summary shows that seventy
four cases of yellow fever have been reported-whites
40; coIored, "a; under years Of age. IL. Total
number of cases reported to date. 1.421 Total
deaths from yellow fever for the week, 22-whites
49, colored 6; Chinese.1 Total deaths from yellow
fever within the corporate limits to date. 425.
Twelve new cases reported to the Board OF
Health to-day four of which colored. The fol-
lowing are the whites:-
Dilla Jacobs, aged 10. corner of Yates avenue and
Adams street.
Rachel Jacobs. aged 25 corner of Yates avenue and
Adams street.
j. S. Mcdaniel aged 81 No. IS Pontotoc street.
John Payne. aged IS. No. 100 Adams street.
j. NJ shaw aged g. fernando street.
W. c. Anderson. aged 50. No. 60 Jefferson street.
Maadalena Sapdberg. aged 9, No. 72 Winchester
avenue.
James stinnette aged IL. No. os Third street.
The following whites supplied with nurses
to-day by the Howards:-
Edward Marietta. Chelsea street.
William Wheeler Old Raleigh road.
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James A. Moss. Union street.
Nora Murphy, of Second and Chelsea
Itreets
Emmett Doyle Bradford street.
Title Anderson, Jefferson street.
The deaths oday were:-
JAKE KANTROwITCH aged "a. City Hospital.
NJ RODIGAN aged &c. No. So Main street.
w. L. MULLINS aged 6. No. 357 Main street.
LAURA LEWIS. aged 10. No. 9s Promenade
w. H. D. WENDELL died at O'Clock this
evening.
JOSEPH BRITTON. aged IS. No. Al Front street.
SUSIE ROBERTS. aged s. Howard Orphan Asylum.
TERRANCE O'EEILLY. aged 80. seven miles south
east of the city.
SAM JOHN. Chinaman. aged &c. City Hospital.
CLARK WILLIAMSON tcolored). aged 80. No. 90
Commerce street.
HENRY CROSS (colorcd). aged A. corner of Second
and Chelsea streets.
The donations received by the Towards to-day
follows citizens of Newell. Iowa. $3s;
citizens of Allegheny, n. Y. 49, Total. ISL.
The Towards have LOT nurses duty. attending
sixtyeight white and rwenty-four coored families.
Rev. j. j. Peres, jewish divine. stricken
with the fever this evening.
E. I. Keel the prominent Front street merchant,
is in q critical condition.
Bartlett. Tenn. twelve miles east Of Memphis
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad will shut
down on all travel between this city and that town
Monday. No person from Memphis will be al
lowed enter its limits. Trains will continue to
run as at present.
Late this evening the pickets guard at the old
gas works in the lower portion of the city captured
skif loaded with cotton bagging. which was being
carried to the Arkansas shore.
Since the 22d OF July 1913 steamers have passed
this port without landing.
The interest that attached to the late injunc-
ton trial before Judge Eldridge. motion to dis
solve the injunction granted by Special Judge Gallo
way against the State Board of Health. eliminated
this afternoon. when Judge Eldridge dissolved tho
injunction and issued the following decree:--
This cause heard the 18th day of October
1872 before Thomas D. Edricge. Judge or the Bart
lett Circuit Court, sitting in the Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tenn, in the city OF Meinphis or
taxing district by interchange with w. w. Mellow
ell Judge Of said Chancery Court of Shelby county
On motion OF the defendants to dissolve the injunc
ton heretofore issued against the defendants in
of the complainant n. W. Speers, Jr upon the
fiat order of j. s. Galloway, which motion to DIS
solve WAS based rs well upon want OF equity
on the face OF the bill, a upon the bill
End answer. due notice Of said motion
having been duly given and said motion being
argued by counsel on both sides. as well by counsel
for complainant for defendants, and motion
being duly considered by the Court the Court doth
order and the Judge decree that said injunction be
dissolved aud for nothing held and that the state
Board of Health be allowed to carry out and execute
rule No. of their additional rules aud regulations.
as IL said injunction had never been granted or
issued. THOMAS ID. ELDRIDGE Judge.
The motion for injunction 10 restrain N. W.
Speers. Jr. from running his cotton gin and cotton
press denied the ground that defendant. by
running his gin. not violating any rule of the
State Board of Health. and thus ends the great tenn
pest that bubbled in avery small teapot.