The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
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SMEMPHI5, - EepteMOefs a4.-SGW6lyoaT HeW
eaxsa 4whfte end 3 colored were report:
edtthss morning. Seven deaths hsye occur.
red since LAST night Tho!nas Reilly, Mike
SoulIys Lizzie Sch Hartz Il lila Ringe
S.gHOuck, and two colered y. y. Houck
died at Rntyn station. The Two ::coioIed
persons died near gpringdale, SIX miles
fington 10 dying, and w. j. Berlin Is pro-
crossing fayorably. w eatber cieari and
warm. go Il, t,5 ~ ~ ieft3si s.. 80, Il
MExrHls, September, / THE aCan,t-
Getaway Club 1iof Mobile, Aha, have au-
thorfzed the Howard Association to draw
on them for $780, Ei2 ,fs1'1aFf ~
The wife OF William B. Glessou, who left
Memphis last Sunday by private convey
ance, thus ,eyading the inspecting officers
.ontthe railroad train,is downyWitn yellow
fever at North Wlthe dep0t, twenty-five
miles from this city, on the Louisville and
NASHVILLE railroad. &. - 9aul t,l=s =
The son of Dr. Robert 'E. Richardson ap-
piled yesterday for o pass to. 70 20 NASH
vile, but was refused. This morning. he
was stricken, and has a severe attack. u
The quarantine Of the eDvirons ,of the
city will gosainto effect to-day Fifty
mounted men will be employed as a patrol:
guard. y s.s=55, &s .siifl.,l: III ,a4.' ~ .as
f.i" - LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIs, September 4.--Twenty-seven
cases in all were reported to-day, twelve Of
whom were white. Three additional deaths
have occurred-M Matte Reno, Miss Van
Willis, and General j. S. SkifhDgtou. Three
children of the late J.nS. Houck were
stricken to-day at Boynton station. a7@
Weather clear and warm. Thermometer
ranged between Sc and $50. q Is !.
The Towards appeal for assistance.
Every dollar in their treasury Is exhausted;
several hundred sick snd conyalescents are
/ to be provided for, and large number OF
rlurses are ito. be paid. With two long
months yet before them. they have no alter
native left but TO appeal to the charity OF
the nation for substantial aid. II help is
not speedily furnished they will be CON-
PEELED to abandon their work, leaving hum
dreds 10 suffer and die for the want OF
Howard's helping hand.
NO NEW CASES IN NEW ORLEANS.
WASHINGTON. September "A dispatch
to the National Board OF Health says no
new cases OF fever have occurred in New
Orleans to-day.
| The Recent Hurricane In Louisiana.
IT'S EFFECTS AT BATON ROUGE AND VICINITY.
! BATON ROUGE, La, September 4.-Ihe
| Advocate says: Mondays storm lasted
from noon until nearly 10 O'Clock at night.
! It did great damage to property in the town,
| and the loss IN buildings, FENCING, and crops
in the county is incalculable. From every
section OF the parish come sad talesof great
ldestruction OF cotton and corn crops. The
cane is levelIed with the ground, and will
hardly be able to recover from the terrible
| damage done to 1t. The losses in the town,
independent OF coal and ferry-b0ats, are es'
timated at from $4,000 to $4,000. The ROOT
| OF Henry Won Phu's sngar-house fell hi
and killed twenty out OF twenty-eig ht mules
placed therein for safety. Fifty yards oil
the wall around the penitentiary was de-
molished, and a part OF the building un'
rooted and machinery damaged.
TRAINS DELAYED.
NEW ORLEANS, September 4.-No through
| trains by the jackson railroad have arrived
since Monday. The delay is caused by the
ditchiDg OF passenger train and washout
State Officials Interfering with tho
Federal Revenue Laws.
| WASHINGTON, September 4.-The Acting
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue reports
that on August Goth deputy collector ir
the Fourth North Carolina district seized s
team OF mules and wagon and nine boxes Of
tobacco from tobacco-peddler. The cause
OF the seizure was reused stamps upon the
boxes OF tobacco and the peddler's failure
to comply with The law inregard to ped
ding tobacco. Yesterday this property wa:
forcibly taken from the deputy collector ano
delivered to the claimant by the sheriff un
der orders from the clerk OF the State court
The United States attorney has been in
structed to use all legal means to Obtain
possession OF the rescued property anG
| bring to punishment the persons engaged II