New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17
were just about to shoot at Judge Chisholm,
to leave the jail and 20 away.

were just about to shoot at Judge Chisholm,
to leave the jail and go away.
The Secretary Of the Interior has re-
Gently directed the sale Of Kansas trust and
diminished reserve lands to actual settlers
Mr.. BURCHARD, Director of the
United States MINIS, has issued circular
with view to preparing statistics relative to
the production and consumption Of gold and
silver, asking those who are employed in the
arts and manufactures to furnish statements
showing their yearly or monthly average con-
sumption of United States coin, native bullion
and metals obtained from old manufactured
articles. The fullest specific information on
these points is regarded Of vast Importance in
its bearing upon the economic history of the
metallic currency Of the country.
YELLOW-FEVER NEWS.
SEVENTEEN new cases were reported
in Memphis on the 9th, nine of them whites
and eight colored. The deaths numbered
seven, five of whom were white. The total
number of cases reported during the week
was 152 -seventy- four colored total number
to date zoos. The deaths from yellow fever
during the week numbered forty-three
(thirty-three whttes), and the total
number to date (6th) was 272. The Odd-Fel-
lows Special Relief Committee announced
that they were again forced to the necessity
OF appealing to the Brotherhood at large for
material aid. Such contributions should be
sent to Marcus Jones, Grand Patriarch of the
State and President of the Committee, Mem.
phis, Tenn.
DURING the week ending on the
9Th there were sixty-tive deaths from yellow
fever in Havana, Cuba.
ORGANIZATIONS for the purpose of
soliciting aid for the relief Of the suffer-
ing people Of Memphis have been formed in
many Northern cities and towns, and con.
trtbutions are becoming quite liberal.
The yellow-fever record in Memphis
on the 9th showed twenty new cases (twelve
white) and ten deaths. ....
THE Cairo Board of Health on the
10th removed all quarantine restrictions on
trains except from Memphis Health certid.
Gates were, however, required.
V1CE-PREsIDENT FENNER and DR..
White. Sanitary Director OF the Auxiliary
Sanitary Association of New Orleans, stated
on the 10th that no one in that city had been
attacked by yellow fever since the LIST instant.
NOt oAuSAo Case WAS tutll kuOWu 10 eAlSL IN
the city. The Association protested to the
National Board of Health against New Or
leans being considered an infected city,
A WASHINGTON special of the 10th
says all fears of yellow fever in that city had
subsidized, and it was then generally believed
In medical circles that the disease would not
spread much outside of Memphis and New
Orleans.
THERE were fifteen new cases eleven
colored) and eight dea his In Mem his on the
18th. The Preachers Aid Association (col-
ored) had Appeared for e:uniary aid. Trey
had 15O orphans under their care. All remit
tances should be sent to Rev. A. Holmes,
President. -..'. ,7-.-.
A TELEGRAM to the National Board
Of Health in Washington, on the 18th, report
ed five new cases of yellow fever at Morgan
City, L., and two mild cases in the infected
district of New Orleans IT,
TWENTY-ONE new cases (eleven col.
ored and eleven deaths made up the fever
record in Memphis on the 18th. A second do.
nation of $500 was received by the Towards
from Jay Gould, of New York, making the
total receipts of the Association for the day
$616935.