Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-04
YELLOW FEVER.
sA Ateau6is, Auglse s5s airty-fou'
new Gases were reported tgehty white, "a
colofed; 8deattis. The faver hasapparentl!

new Gases were Tepoftcus IRCitg Nultes IL
scolofed; saeatbs. The fever Aasapparentl.
taken fresh start. The Teutonic Relief+as-
sOciation representing the German societies
Memphis, have appealed to their countrymen
throughout the United States for help. All
remittances should be sent to A. Goldschmidt
president; John P. Eichberg,, treasurer. Mrs.
FanniG gBIorsss Who'd III yellow fever at
Memphis Saturday, August o. VS. native
Of Little Rock, daughter of Solomon Bor
land, ex-United States Senator ana minister to
Central America, ;stre'. was gifted woman
and "a poetess Of fine ability, Her husband
Rhed in afemphis dui ring theispidsnle of 1875
T enty-niine new Cases Of yeflo, fever
were fePofted Ar lMsniptff, August 96, thir
teen Of whom We're coi6red, number of deaths
not reported. Hereafter all places of worship
are to be kept closed. At st. Louis, August
20, two mild cases of yellow fever were sent to
the quarant ne hospital. ii .Te
At Memphis, August o.. there were
twenty-five cases of yellow fever in all-twelve
whites, ten colored-- and ten deaths. At New
Orleans, Gen. J. B. Hood and daught are
doWh SYithl 5aeF feEgfE: Tie governor OF
Tennessee issues a proclamation urging the
people Of The state to contriBute aid.to Men,
III .stis5s deaslsoa has declared '""'""-
At Memphis, Aug. 49,. new cases rpi
yellow feSer we're srillseeeatifsng. 10 deaths
reported The. Howard. association assigned
20 nurst tO duty Six cases yeport,sdaat New
cans, from liis otlarantineA Sc tion-one
death T6erondiI on Of Gen. Hosa and da1gh.
teris reported: to be faFoFagiss a, d -.
II August s9s9;N sat ssNSlehaRllis,sthe yellow
sefsr;9as agaapl on the ine5esse qThere were
9asss eaaesf departed, 9 whitesl Us colored; II
death ti6nal unfses Net& assigned to
duty 4 Orleans, Fsh HOOD condition
wis 09fed very xlai4 islis, aisother of his
fdssi5 was dos d VIII tie lever. There
hsse bsess I7sAsssasa ) leg hssin all toaasls
At Ie1nplfe Aag, S30th there were IS
n IN cases 81 h ll0u sAssaf ~ Nhite,:17 e6l
s0red: HI tool nnn1h 0I cases reported fol
| the weeK ia si-=white &c ealered 81. yFhe TO-
1anaaber TO dale, k4s Total number q
IdsatEis ron Low deFoi fdl the Eeek- 81 to
ltgl nun1ber to date 228 Tie Toward as9ecia
tan rspoEtglIgxine 2lls % duty, in 10;
|farailies, 1872 lite and 81 90 oEtd. Twenty
were assigned . ddty Aue. S6 AL. New Or
leans, Aug: 80, Gen. j. B. Hood died :of yellow
fkketk lsig seaeyed ht dAughtgr LyaiafysE
no recover and his daughter Edf Il ven
datK He lea. es eleven children, the oldestksI
| ears Of age, the youngest twins His yafS il
IAN, nd overwhelmed with fhahcisI
efeverses. AS matter of pr.cautio StIe fps
neral ceremonies We're attendedoHly by q few
| friends: , iSiaSe 4 .tsIs -" eJl,
AT Memphis, Aug. ,$ist, there WERE u
! new cases ofsyellow fever-7 white aht1 rs
black and five deaths A telegram frs5m Ger
1 maptown, Tenn annOuncesvthat Julian Bed
! ford Is down with thefeser ut Bailey. station
EIt will be remembered his son Edward died
of fever about two weeks ago. The, Howard,
[have sent anurse and physician to that point
Weather sultry and warm. At New Orl sans
Aug. 81, one case4of yellowf.yer was reported
Lydia and Edith Hood are both dead, andsan
other child Of the Hood family is very sick
To date IL cases have occurred--seven recOv
cred, six died, and four remain under treat
ment.