The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-16
The Reign Of Yellow Jack Still su.
preme.
LanustafFs Successful Appeal to
New Workers for aid.
The Situation Of Affairs at New
Orleans.
Extraordinary Crusadlng in an Ohio
Village. .
A Hotel Blown Up to Stop the Sale
of Liquor.
Meeting Of the Mexican War Vete-
rams Of Kentucky.
prnnnarnr mn Ean n,aaGia pnoonG;a. -
Programme for Grants Reception at
San Francisco.
YELLOW FEVER.


MEMPHIS, September 10. = Nineteer
new cases, 12 white and Z colored, are re
ported to-day. One additional death is re
ported, colored man named Dan Rey
Sullivan, q well known steamboat clerk
died this afternoon at s o'clock, after the
regular report Of the day had beer
signed by the secretary Of the Board o.
Health. fTTG
Alta meeting of the Committee OF Safe.
ty this afternoon action on the resignation
OF Col. John F. Cameron as superintend.
ent OF all camps was reconsidered. He has
consented to remain in charge. Himself
and DR.. d. 7. Porter leave for Nashville
tomorrow morning. The following was
also adopted by the committee:
ReNolred, That with q view to securing
rations from the National Government for
issuance to the people Of Memphis now in
camp, that D. T. Porter and Hon. John
johnson be appointed committee to cor
respond with the Hon. Secretary OF War
IN order TO secure such rations.
The donations to the Howard Associa-
ton to-day aggregated $725. Twenty
nurses were assigned TO duty by them.
Rev. Father VIM. Walsh has so far con.
valesced that he is able to be at his post
again.
Thermometer to-day ranged between IA
and 76'.
Richard Sharp died tonight at seven
o'clock Of fever six miles out on Poplar
street boulevard. His brother Joseph will
hardly survive the night.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September 15.-Dr. Loe.
Der, surgeon OF the Touro infrmary, re.
ports to the Board OF Health case OF
yellow fever, Lewis Goldsmith, who came
from Morgan City.
The Board OF Health met to discuss
raising the quarantine. Nothing was
done. DR.. Bemis said he had telegraphed
two casss OF yellow fever on the RESPONSE
billty Of the Secretary Of the Board OF
Health, who told him there were two
mild cases. These cases have proven not
TO be yellow fever. DR.. Rutherford, State
Health Officer OF Texas, notified the board
that Texas will raise the quarantine il the
board will assure them the city is healthy
and give clean bills OF health to passen-
gers leaving New Orleans. The board
adopted the following: .f
ReaOlred, That, in view OF the present
sanitary condition OF the city OF New Or
leans, care be taken to continue the most
scrupulous cleanliness Iof the city and ali
steamboats, and other vessels leaving the
city; that the National Board OF Health
be and is hereby requested to cooperate
with US in the termination OF all other re-
strlctions than those relating to hygenic
measures.
+ AID From New York.
New YoRx, September l5.-A. D. Lang.
staff, President Of the Howard Association
pt ptMemphis, is in the city endeavoring to
raise money for the relief of his suffering
fellow citizens. The Hardware Board Of
Trade has appointed a committee to make
collections. The Chamber OF Commerce
Is expected to soon take action. Presi-
dent Langstaff says that tho Howards had
money enough to pay their way until to.
morrow night, and II by that time aid was
not forthcoming they would be compelled
to abandon their work, which simply
means to abandon the helpless sick TO
their own resources. f-t
Success OF Langstafr's Mission.
a. G. Langstaf, President Of the How
ard Association, reports the successful be.
ginning in New York OF the work OF rails.
ing funds for yellow fever sufferers in
Memphis. The Hardware Board Of Trade
to-day collected $725, which has been tele-
graphed to Memphis. The Chamber Of
Commerce holds a special meeting Thurs
day to promote the object Of LangstafTs
mission.
The What Is II. At Coneordia,
LOUISVILLE, September 15.-As Green.
vile, Miss, special to the coarier-Jounal
Of Sept. 10th, says: If the fever at Con.
cordia is not yellow fever It is none the
less fatal. The steamer ]. B. Maude ar
rived here this morning. She landed 20
miles below Concordia at o'clock this
morning. Her officers report s. Frank,
Geo. Tobin, and attorney Keyl all dead.
Six new cases are reported. Quarantine
against Concordia has been established by
the surrounding neighborhood, and great
excitement prevails. & So
ABatch orPapal Appointments.
NEw YoRK, September l5.-A cable dis
patch from Rome to the New York Free.