The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

occurred, and from that on until n late Il
hour this evening the hallway leading TO
the office Of superintendent Tubbs was |
crowded. A number OF those applying !
known to the official. Practically /
the entire working force OF the Balti.
more \ OHIO were taken back. |
Abont loo operators met this evening
IN Ulrich hall At clock, when the leaders |
acknowledged the cause was lost, advising |
tae men 70 seek work. The Chicago ofllce |
Is now iully managed
'LoNGsuoRENES.
NEw IoRK. Aug, lS.--rnis morning ia |
sccoidance with the decision arrived =, nv
the Brooklyn striking 'lonsshoremen In the |
employ OF Woodruff h Mclean, 10 acc,p, |
the eiier OF IS cents per hour made them b,
the employers, about 900 men, who went
out on Monday last, returned TO work,
yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.-- Major Nickelsou
in command of the United States marine
corps, received the following dispatch from
Lieutenant Tyler, commanding the ds,ach.
ment OF marines at Pensacola navy yard
zone private died OF yellow fever; three IN
the hospital; two doing we'll, and one very
sick. The command is in a new brick
building, in the upper story, cool and
healthy. II Is too late to encamp the men.
4 The excitement aud work would perhaps
develop new cases. We are strictly quar-
antined. In addition to Surgeon Martin
ordered from New Orleans TO Pensacola,
the employment of civilian physician
has been authorized by the navy depart
ment. II is understood the civilian sur.
geon, whose services were sought, refused
. I - Ia ~ Co. a.
than twentv.one days, at the rate of 500
per day. The telegraph operator ut the
navy yard has declined to remain longer at
his post unless compensated At the rate OF
$40 per day, The operators terms were
accepted, and II IL Is necessary TO have as.
sistance for DIR Martin the demand OF the
civilian surgeon will also be conceded
Priv.te information has been received
from Pensacola TO the effect that Surgeon
Owens is down with yellow fevtr,that there
are five cases in the yard and three outside,
aud dagger of It's spreading. Assistant
Surgeon Madden and civilian physician
are looking after II.
On Thursday last Surgeon General Ham
! ilton received n teo VA from the presi-
dent Of the board OF health at Pensacola
! announcing the appearance OF yellow fever
at the navy yard, and requesting aid to es-
tablish Gordon around the navy
, ward. The collector pf customi
at Pensacola was immediately
directed by the acting secretary of the
treasury 70 employ ten patrolmen 10 aid
6 the board OF health in maintaining Z
. quarantine.
a The collector last night reported forty
5 men would be needed for IT,
r service, as the patrol line was flv,
i miles in length, The surgeon
a general, with the approval OF the ACTIN
!. secretary, to-day telegraphed the collecto
; as follows ION the filing Of affidAyits b,
D the mayor OF the city and president OF tn
l. board OF health that they are unable to em
n ploy q sufficient quarantine force
9 TO employ as many men ~ necessary.
d Tents and disiniectants were shipped to-da,
10 from New Orleans by the medical officers a
l. New Orleans.
n Passed Assistant. Surgeon Godfrey wa
o instructed by telegraph as follows "Shi
r. Immediately TO the collector OF custom
% at Pensacola six hospital tents an
he fix ures, six barrels Of brimston
.. and two barrels of oopperas.f Presidet
nj Guttman, Of the Pensacola board OF healtl
II was also telegraphed as follows; ~ advi.
ms another house inspection 10 commence In
N medlately, not that Pensacola appears
ne material danger If quarantine is enforcei
w but to make certain the city Is free irOI
rs, fever ISigaedl. "HAMuros,
nd Sturgeon Genera" T"
Ike PENSACOLA, FLA, Aug. 1S.--There is !
ke yellow fever at Pensacola, 0nedeath al Il
IL, navy yard, which is seven miles distan
ld Surgeon Owen aud his son at
ID, a marine are sick, and supposed to ha'
as yellow fever. Gordon is establlshi
Ike around the navy yard, on LAT
let and water, which makes Pensaoo
or feel perfectly secure No alarm whatever
'rs felt At Pensacola. and no one leaving.
IA GALVESTON, Aug. lS.-[Speoial. III
no belief obtains la this city among some pc
In sons who have been IN communicate,
ar- with friends In New Orleans, that there h
lat been at least one care Of yellow fever
by that city within the past few days,
though there has been no official LnnounS
ers ment OF the fact by the Crescent City q
Wy thorities. IL is merely a
to- NOR or supposltion but Il
w strong enough to cause very marked Sc
on timent In favor OF quiranuning again
~ New Orleans. The lack of confidence In /
90, board of health and the physicians Of n,
'pi Orleans tends 20 strengthen the faith
-. any rumor ofyellow fever that comes fro
he that city, because " is alleged that IA,
ois gentlemen try 90 conceal the fact VIII
fever does appear there. De, Fly was
OF pecied TO telegraph DIR. Penny as to
The truth or falsity OF the yellow fever rep
ON on his arrival at New Orleans, but up
~ noon to-day nothing had been heard ir
the him.