New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
,uned on Sunday night. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
JACKSONVILLE TLRRoR-sTRICKEN.
1weNrY.oxr NEW cAsrs or YELLOW rEvKn-rul
suRoEoY-GFxrIAL's CIRCULAR.


sURGEoN-GESEIAL's CIRCULAR.
Jacksonville Fla. Aug &c (spccIa.-Another exodus
began today and the health train was we'll filed by
people who frightened by the large lists Of new
cases. Tomorrow's train also VIII carry of many
people who are thus advised SO, for those who
main must be strong or they viii be apt TO furnish
food to the fever. Tho conference between tho
counties held at orangs Park this forenoon, but
nothing done except to pass several resolutions.
The people here hopeful that the vigorous quaran
tine now maintained Will be relaxed to some extent,
but II the fever increases there Is slight hopes Of H.
The situation is less hopeful, az this damp, muriy
weather Is very unfavorsbe, and It feared that the
next list will creep up into surprising figures. Still,
the disease is very mild, and the mortality very slight
hence many encouraged but the doctors say that
in all likelihood the disease will now speed its course.
The colorcd people are catching It, and are becoming
very much alarmed. II It would produce a stampede
among them the people here would be devoutly thank
ful.
The report tonight gives twenty-ope new cases.
They arc Mrs. d. j. Crewley, Milton Black, Maria
end Alexander sImpklDs lcoored,, A c. Morgan, W. j.
Allen, Anna r. Weiss. T. s. Wimarih. Mrs. Davis and
Child Arthur ". smith lcolored). f. l.. J. Bank tcol
crc'il, Denis HaGur, ". Ford, Andrew Thomas lcol
oredl, Mr.. Yeomans Mr.. Avcnt printer W. j. Cas-
tle Mrs. Hardin. Ella Robarts and Thomas Ryan.
MANY others arc on the suspect list and tomorrow
will show another large crop. Tomorrow VIII Wit
ness another panic. TOO. as there arc hundreds yet
here who Will he scared OF by this fresh alarm There
deaths, Thomas II. Clark aid Thomas Mar
shall There arc now sevenfy-ninc under treatment.
far there have been 13I aud nineteen deaths
Washington. AGg os.-with the approval OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury, SugeonGeneral Hamilton
today issued circular promulgaius regulations Tor
the prevention OF the spread Of yellow fever from
the infected places In Florida. The circular gives
notice OF the establishment of camp Of refuge on
the ST. Marys River, in Florida, to be under direction
Of Dr. Gultcras, and TO be known as Camp Perry.
temporary quarantine stations established near
WaycUss, Ga, and live oak Fla al these stations
Inspection Will be made OF al! persons, baggage,
mail and express arriving BY rail from points s0uih
Any person found to have come from an infected or
unhealthy place VIII be returned 10 his starting poini
sent 20 Camp Perry. At his option. and MS baggage
will he thoroughly fumgated. No ono viii be allowed
leave Camp Perry within ten days OF affNal. a
special daily train Will carry refugees from Jacksoh-
Vile to the camp An add lUnal refuge camp under
tho same regulations "a those ernns Camp Perry
viii hc established I'm the mountains OF North Carolina
he site hereafter TO be determined as soon as n ac-
ticahle.
Chspestor s. c., Aug. 2e.-Thomas Moran, a sus-
pccted fugitive from Jacksonville. was arrested mere
today and put IN quarantine at the alareito IN ths
haibOr. This makes five suspects now there. By
unanimous vote Of In. Board of Health today per
mission to Charleston was denied The steam
ship Castillo. IL will probably co 10 savannah.