The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-23
THE FEVER.
Still Debating Order No. 6 in Memphis SAN
Injunction Against the Board of Health.

MENPHIs, Sept 22.--No new cases have beer
Topotiad lnls forenoon. TTp dta att have %
orator III tne Western Union Tee.rspi c" oi1i I'D
aud Peter HI. Donnely gtoeury merchant. doing
busiaess OF NJ. 3.7 Poplar street; W. T. White
IS the. tn rd to die 9 It of the telegraph Office
here thts season of the fever.
-Four nov. cases of f5ver have been reported
@ pr q Josaph NJ serr sreaa an
Lewis JOn6s-the last named ,olOred Que adj
ditionaI death has occucrad-Wm. y Ryan.
night ii generally condemned The police
PROMPTLY cot down the figure and are searching
for the perpetrators OF the act:.,
g. Hailman, residing five miles out on Poplar
street boulevard. il down with fever
II n. Ms ,xteen cases Ia all-tWelve white,
Es tdy g h ss aT
noon are r. y. Dabnsy, Lsttnn Penn Mrs. Ida
Berman, II KornfsIdt: Harpsrt Elsner. J. Ross,
deaths have been Ieported-D: L. Carmichael
Caleb Williams and Anderson Reeves; the two
later eolortd d.
The donations 10 the Towards to-day aggre.
Entel sb76. They assigned twenty nurses to
Trn,e following notice was served this a,ter-
MEMPHIS September %, 1879.
To D. T. Porter, P. r. Athey. g. b. Thornton
ard =. =; Chandls.. comprising the Board
Memphis: to Jno.. Johnson. commissioner
pusRsst n NJ @r x NJ as;rd to
a.. az
4tfhi on. w. w. Ozark secretary. comprIs-
Ing the State Board of HeulttI to q. w.
9aysr Robert Galloway John Oyertop,
Mike Burb, J. NJ. Goodbar and .. 7. Porter.
lire aud police comm.st toner's OF the taxing
,aiafr1et or city of Memphis.
etenftemen- Please luke notice that will ut 10
q,clpck 4. a., on Wednesday. the twenty fourth
Gay M septsmber, 1872. before the Hou. Jacob
NJ. GALLOWAY. Spsclal Circuit Judge Of Shelby
vuunly. .apply ior Az Injunction. restraint
ynur bodies. each and every oUe Of You, yonr
terferenee with the entrance OF cotton into the
ctty OF Memphis, no matter how 1t may come.
Mhethar loose or baled. or also seed cotton. You
can attend and take whatever steps in refer
dnle I0 said motion Won may deem proper.
by WIN. i. FLiPPEE Solicitor.
Ata meeting Of citizens held this afternoon
q the Cotton Exchange, resolutions were
emit rules of the State Board of Health which
prohibits loose cotton from being brought into
The thermometer has ranged between 60 and
n. Two new cases 81 fever have developed rear
1untyn station. four miles east Of this city. The
0ick IRE TWO negroes named Rogers.
kev. Father Reve,lia, o Catholic priest. was
stricken with fever tonight
TIE IMpossrBfLrTY OF DOING ANYTHING WITH
THE MEMPHIS NEaRoEs
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Insnector Ross. Of
Menlt hIe. ia n telegram to thu National Board
Of Health to-day. suggests thut All att mia In
p1rH uada the coloTea people 10 enter earnra
Qrtsida pf Memphie he abandoned. There il 10
utEppstiun shown by them to do So and II is
believed that their leaders while prstenhinp to
fHvor the movement, really oppose It. DR. No q
also states that should any of the negroes he
come hungry and accept the offers of ;he hoard
already made. there are tents enough Gu hand
M provide for them. and they can Do fod fl Ill
tEGn CENTS ner day.
tionai Bard of Health vii 30 held In this civ
about tho middle Of October.