The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-14
GENERAL NEWS.

revived today that Stewards body had
been recovered, and was deposited at
night in the crypt at Stewards memorial
cathedral. AS a confederation of the
story, it is stated that men were employ
eI to seal the crypt with a heavy stone
slab, which was fastened with cement
aud sealed with lead. Several watchmen
as guard, remain day and night. They
ere strangers to the people Of Garden
City, who supposed they were watchmen
employed to look after the new church
building.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. THE out
look once again begins to wear a gloomy
aspect. The increase in the number Of
new cases yesterday and to-day has serv-
fui OF being spared the atlliction Of an
other serious epidemic.
Everything has been hustle and ex-
element in and around the rooms of the
Howard Association to-day. Twenty
live nurses were placed on duty, and the
hurrying Of physicians and Howard Wis
itors.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 8.-Thirteen new
cases were reported to the board of
health this morning. Eight of whom
are colored. Among the whites are p.
Bencler, Julius Seller, Sarah Flago and
daughter Annie. Five deaths from vel
fever have occurred since last night:
Fannie FlaGo, Robert Z. Webb, Angelo
.Arata, L. Roberts, Lewis Palmer. The
last named colored. The Howard asso-
citation this morning assigned two addi-
tional physicians to duty-Doctors Jul
Illus Wis and Heber Jones. 1t has rained
continuously since last night. A. ".
Jones, orderly sergeant Of the Chickasaw
guards died suddenly this morning of
congestiye chiIls.
The outlook once again begins to wear
a gloomy aspect. The increase in the
number of new cases yesterday and to-
day has served as a warning to those
who were hopeful of being spared the
affection of another serious epidemic
Everything has been hustle and ex-
element in and around the rooms of the
Howard Association day. Twenty
five nurses were placed on duty, and the
hurrying of physicians and Howard visi-
tors wildly recalled the scenes Of last
year.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August Sup to
noon to day fifteen cases of fever, ten
white and five colorcd have been report
cd to the board of health. Among the
number are Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor and
daughter, and Rev. j. II. Ridley, color
cd. Three deaths have occurred since
last night; Mrs. Absolon Boyd, Frances
Getzs, Lizzie GetzelI. The weather
continues cool. This morning at day
light the thermometer dropped to CT; ii
is now 70. Ed. Moor is considered ont
of danger.
MADISON, August 9.-Chief Justice
Ryan has so far recovered his health as
to be present at the Supreme Court
room and consult with his associates fo1
an hour or 50 for the past two days. The
judges mind is as vigorous as ever, al
though his bodily health is quite weak
yet; but he is slowly regaining his ac-
customed yigor.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. The Board OF
Health adopted an order that no steam
boats shall have loaded at the port OF
Memphis subsequent the list of August
shall be allowed to land at the wharf il
this city or discharge freight or passen-
gers within the limits of st. Louis with
out permit from the Health Commiss
toner's, commissioner VIM. J. Kountz,
Of Pittsburg, steamboat man for many
years, protested against this action, and
proposed a quarantine of freight for tel
days, during which vessels and cargoes
should be thoroughly funigated, but the
board declined to rescind the order.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. IA report
from quarantine shows there are five
patients in the hospital-one yellow fe
yer, one convalescent, and two sick Will
malarial fever. Mrs. Philmott, of Mem
phis, is improving.
Health commissioner Francis sent
communication to-day to the National
Board of Health, asking that st. Louis
received quota of the fund sent aside
by the federal government for yellow
fever.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. 6.-This
evening, while the son o. Thomas Flana
gan, saloon keeper, was in the act OF
stealing money from the drawer of th,
saloon, the father appeared, whereupol
the young man drew a revolver and free
twice, luckily neither taking effect. He
was oyerpowered by the bystanders, and
afterward arrested and placed in jail
lie is about eighteen years old, and il
notorious for Lis bad character. He
says he will shoot his father rs soon as
opportunity occurs.
CAssELToN, Dakota, Aug. GA cor
respondent has Just been through til,
wheat fields of the Dalrymple farms
They aggregate an area of 10000 acres
Of solid wheat, and are estimated t.
yield an average Of 90 bushels to the
acre. \ procession of thirty five reaper
and sell-binders is tirelessly passing
around the outskirts of the last field W,
visited. A small army of harveeters Is
setting tie wheat in shocks. Another
detachment of laborers Is running {
steam threshing machine, and the engine
Is run entirely 10y straw fuel, the straw
being fed into the fire by an automatic
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