The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02
TILE FEY Err.
What Ii tiolng Oh Iii the Afflicted
City of Memphis.
IA Riot at Camp Marks The Tnjuno-
ton Against tho Board Of
Health New Cases
and Deaths.

4 MrmrHIs, Oct. 1.-The following ~ Thu
order uf court iii the injunction suit, which
yssH certified to by u. j. Black, clerk md mas
tnt. III the chnncery court vi shelby county
ma which was served this morning on nj
r,nrtIgs mnde defendants In tho lato trial bs'
fore Special Judge Galloway.
Whereas. NJ w. Rpeere, Jr., haiti flied hla
til nf complaint I'll thg ghaDerry Court 81
Shelby county against defendants, j, ID
plunket al al. and obtained M order FOR =
writ af Injunction from Tho Hon. Jacob D. Hal-
i lyWny tn be issued III pursuance 81 Tho prayer
III said bill; these are. therefore, 70 com n,Hnd
YOU, thg enid j.. ID plunkst, and MI others
mentioned heretofore, that each and every
one MI you, In your several capaeitlte, "
Guiding your officers, agents ct attorneys. DO
absolutely desiHt AMI refrain from Interfering
with Hint cotton, whether l0DHe or balat. ~
with Assd cotton, mud not hereafter prevent,
Iii nny way, its being brought into tho poft
0f Memphis, III wagons, carts or otherwise,
untl ths further order of Our said court 10 tic
contrary.
N. nv. speers. Jr., and Judge w. \. Flippin.
hiH attorney, left on tho morning train for
Browneyille Tenn. 10 defend the legality 81
the election " ]. y. Galloway ~ special Judge
I'll Tx, case set for trial to-day before Cham
oeilor Livingston.
No new cases er dentha reported.
Martin Doughcr. Mandie DouGher. Thomas
Cook and Hid. Grnit. four we'll known dssper.
ntc characters. we're arrested this morning.
charged with attempting 10 inc.te q riot last
night At Camp Marks.
Several shots we're lired at The guards who
attempted u arrest the principal leader. M.
II. Whitehead, who escaped.
Tho weather remains very warm.
II. tn.MTwo oaaes were reported tn tho
board or health this nfternOou4=John Kohl
herr and Kate 0'Dunnpll. Two more deaths
occurred ~Molie a. Mcdonald aud Alexander
Davis, the last PANIED eolofed.
Fifteen nurses we're nsslEEsd To duty by the
Huwaras to- day.
The following whites were supplied: John
Mctjassuy. James Burk, Valentino mud Kate
NpvltHkl, Martha Stoduatt, Morris Dunn,
Anna Johns and Kohiberg Baxter;
The tlonGtIuna received by tho Towards b.
tiny aggregated S2t21 81. Two thousand dol
Lara III tbis came from tho Chamber Of Com
mHrce III New York.
Tho,naa III. Milburn, president Of tho Ger
mani National Bank. continues To improve
and III but VI Hll danger
The Thermometer has ranged between 70
aud d..
Il. Nj. Three deaths have been reported
William Grant, Al. q. saint, John Blanton+
To-day III noon tho two eolored companies
broke eamp mud retired 10 their respective
artnorins. The Mcclellan Guards 10 10 Camp
Mn1ks, and win 10 guard duty III proto ting
THO bridges along tho line III tho Mississippi
mud Tennessee Railroad, between the city and
the camp. The Memphis Houaves will camp
iii their armory for ten days, aud then 10 10
Nashville tn participate In d drill set for the
fourteenth Instant The regular police force
has been strengthened by ten men, who do
day duty.
Tho argument 81 counsel In tho Speers Ia
Junction suit wuA heard today MI Browns
WILD, Tenn, before Chancellor Livingston.
who reserved Ills decision until tomorrow or
Friday.
NAaliyILLE REMOVES HER QUARANTINE
AGAINST MEMPHIS.
NAsHyILGI1, Oct 1.-The Nashville Board
III HaAlth to-day iaiaed the quarantine against
MamphH And discontinued tho Barrow Hill
InilrmHry which was held III readiness.
should u yellow fever case reach here.