Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-06
G0ULD's GOLD.

Inc Great Stock Spectator In the Role of
man1tarian---$5.O 900 Sent the How
ards of Memphis, and Further Contribu-
lions Promised as Necessity Shall De-
mand- Stringent Police Regulations at
Memphts--Nineteen New Cas.s ora NIT,
teen Deaths the Record at Memphis
Other Fever Notes.
GOULD 70 THE RESCUE.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 5.-The following Telegram,
was received this morning: s.New York sent
30 W. ). Smith, acting president Of the
howard association, Memphis: send Won hv
telegraph five Thousand dollars to aid the How.
ara association. am certain generous neonIa
throughout the country will contribnte liheroI
70 ald your stricken city. At any rate keen
and will foot the bill. What are vonr Ar; Pf
expenses! Answer: isignedl Jaw Gould
GRATITUDE OF THE AFFLICTED.
The following response was sent in -on,,, -
Jay tonlds telegram: Memphis, Sept. s.
Jay Gould, ESQ.,, New York city: Your hand
some donation of $4,000 to the Howard asso-
citation of Memphis to be used in relieving tho
sick 9nder , our care Is most gratefully acknowl-
edgea. Inc grand sentiment you express to
continue our whole work and in the event ~
our appeal to the generous people tbronohou "
the Union, is not needed, that you would foot
the DILL has nerved US all and strenpthenad onr
talth IN the cause we are now engaged in
Such hberaity as you have shown will we
nave no aoupt, md responsive echo in the
breasts OF The charitable of the nation, Our
expenses now aggregate $1,000 per day. Should
'ue lever continue to spread, expenses must
necessarily increase. lSigned W. J, Smith.
actlng president OF the Howard association.
MORNING REPORT.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 5.-Two cases we're renorted
10 the board OF health this morning-Samuel
richardson, son of DR.. Robert Richardson and
". W. Lockard. Seven deaths have occurred
since last night. Among the number we're
Constance Bernard, G. 4. HINT. Alice Rilho
and Morgan McHugh. Weather clear and
warm. ''A0
NINETEEN CASES, SIX DEATHS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 5.-Nineteen new
cases in all. IL white, 2 colored, were reported
to the board of health. Among the number
this afternoon, D. c. Herbert, Bette CLARK
Cora Folkenberg, Mrs. Alexander Keith, Caro-
line Levy. Six additional deaths have been
reported: Joseph W. Lee, NJ. G. Harbert. F. v.
Watson, DR.. G. A. Hunt, Zach Wri chit, Jennie
Fosen. 'onAAo
ino ioAes anu regulations governing pickets
ana patrols on duty in the suburbs, were pro-
rule, says neither lint, cotton, nor seed cotton
VIII be allowed to enter Memphis during the
ePldemlc. A petition signed by every mer-
chant IN the city, protesting against enforce
ment OF rule has been presented to John john
son, s1Per1nterdent Of quarantine.
Dr. q. ID. Bradford returned tonight froan
Wythe Depot. He reports Mrs. ellison . illness
not yellow fever, but bilious fever. There ia
considerable excitement prevailing along the
line of the Louisville railroad, between that
station and Memphis.
geo: =: freeman, president of the Savannah.
georgia, benevolent Association, telegrrphs the
Howard Association to draw on him for A5nO
Father F. Chrysostramlis Bienke. The on,v
priest IN the city of the franciscan order. was
stricken with fever to-day. John Rouuett. let
ter carrier, died tonight.
GOVERNMENT RAr1oNs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Sat the cabinet meet.
Ing to-day, the secretary of war submitted a
question regarding the furnishing of rations
to persons in camp near Memphis as requested
9y otate treasurer Polk. After very general
extended in this direction by the federal au,
thorities mnst.be within the cope of the recent
act or Congress, and meet with the approval of
the national board of health. Secretary Nc
CrarYNill communicate fully with Col. Polk
on the subject, - -.
Secretary Thompson left Washington for
Indiana to-day.
ONLY ONE CASE IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-Dr. A. N. Bell. of
the national board of health, is here to enforce
the national quarantine law in regard to vessels
leaving, as they are pleased to term it, the
infected part of New Orleans. He has an
pointed three deputy inspections for that
purpose IN this connection. The population at
present in New Orleans may be stated at not
less than 2O0,0O0. There is now but one case
OF yellow fever in the city, that in the fourth
district, fully two miles from the business
centre. The total cases this year to date is 20.
total deaths 8. Application Of disinfectants in
the fourth district will be continued and re-
peated over and over again during the whole of
September under direction of the national
and State boards of health, aided by citizens,
the sanitary association and city authorities.
MORE NURSES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 5.-Twenty nurses
were assigned to duty by the Howard Associa-
ton to-day. All the money deposited in tho
Importers and Traders National Bank of New
York, to the credit of the Union Planters Bank
of Memphis will be paid here free of charge.
NEW YORK HOSPITAL.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Seamen just arrived
from Jamaica and Hayti haye been admitted to
the yellow fever hospital.