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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

The Hcrdli and TO which public attention has
been directed in these columns. Itauthor-
ICES the President to cause the Secretary
Of the Treasury TO make and promugato
such rules and regulations as in his judg-
mcnt may be necessary to prevent the
spread from one Stltc or Territory to an
other OF cholera, yellow fever, small pox
or plague, and to employ as many inspect
ors and other persons as may be necessary
10 carry such regulations into effect. This
by fine and imprisonment TO violate
these regulations. This is an excellent
measure 80 far as il goes, but we think it
would be better TO establish a Bureau OF
Public Health in connection with the
Treasury Department, with power to quar-
anline against foreign ports infected by
epidemic disease and additionally with all
the powers proposed by Senator Harris.
II would be the special business OF such
bureau to concern itself alone about the
public health and the concerning OF meas
urcs TO prevent the lives aud property and
the trade and commerce OF any Of the
States, or their cities or towns, being in
yalel by yellow fever, cholera or any other
disease. There il money in such a bureau
for the whole country. Epidemics not
only destroy trade but they destroy con-
ddcncc, which il takes years for COM
munity TO regain. 1t would have been
cheaper Tor the people OF Jacksonville to
have closed their city rigidly against
all places in Cuba and stopped trade
Of every kind than by Indifference
to have invited her present condi-
ton and spread alarm and dread all
over tho south. Let us have Health
Bureau fully armed, and TO DO ready TO
act with the corporation OF the President
and the Secretary OF the Treasury in any
case OF emergency, and to be constantly
on guard over the health and fortunes Of
the people Of the whole Union.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
A wIhE PROPHET.
a Physician VINO Forctoid the Coming
OF the Epidemic.

INV NouK, sept 10 DR.. Wollrcd Nelson,
who was some yVars on the lsthmus of Fan.
amn, aud whJ,s now q resident II this city,
nds'madc special study of yellow fever
Tie WI, IN Florida lust autumn aud inycsu.
gated the eases ut Tamps aud the conditions
In which they developed lie iorcaw the
likelihood u an epidemic this year and wrote
q letter, published In the Iimrs. Union of No.
ycmbcr %, pointing out the danger and clos.
ing with these words: dot the people
of this fair State be true a. their
best interests and awake a. instant uo tion-in
a word, prepare Tor what acurrdly nwnit.
thcm next summer" In ~ Interview today
Dr. Nelson stated that unless the most thor.
ough aud stringent precautionary measures
ar taken, recurrence ut the epidemic may
bc apprchcndcd iu Florida next summer
la TACT he said. the disease once established
IN certain portion, Ut Florida the difficulty
oi utterly stamping IL out will be- very
grrat All the conditions for the easy
propagation ~ the disease germs arr
present aud the winter Is not usually
sryCru enough e. insure their complete de-.
struCtion. Added a. this there " constant
danger NJ infection ium Cuba Tho yellow
fever u always epidemic in the island and
with the present ease ut movement between
IT, ports und those ut Florida II will be- OK.
trrmcly difficult, even with the most thor.
ough quarantine regulations to prevent Inn.
pprihtiDn " the rrruis ~ the disease. The
origin " the present epidemic u found in
the eases of last summer The disease WIS
then bought frpm cuba by q schooner en-.
glrrd In smuggling
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Tnr jews oi Indiana are determined 10
ray Gen lIoycy Cor his illibcality In per.
scouting them during the civil war when
he COMMANDED Memphis During that
tine hc wrote letter IN his official ca.
paeity 10 iho War Department at Wash.
ing,on, mos. bitterly dcnouneing the Jews
rs class Tor trading with The Coniclor.
a'cs. lie stated that they were bypocrilc.
and traitors, 10 man. and that they
would ~, any cause for money.
The jewish papers, some Of them
very ably edited. aic nov taking Iloycy 10
task ior this anil are urging their corclig.
'oh'sis 10 vote against him. The Hebrew
editors irinsiy admit that the Jewish MGR.
ehsnS, !1s, HE ;he,o Of other race. aud
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BIRMINGHAM.
Continued from First Page.

Rock, and naturally took deep interest in
the outcome. The refugee was compelled
TO rcboard the train, which fact
was called 10 the attention Of other
passengers. After daylight, when the
train was boarded by the local inspector,
and that official had made his rounds, he
was asked il everything was found above sus-
picion. He replied that it had. The occur
renee OF the previous night was made known.
lie at once made another tour, and few
minutes later returned, reported that he had
caught his man, and thanked the passenger
for his information. What was done with
the Floridian was not learned by The AP-
PENI's informant. Thus it will he seen that
passengers with proper interest and atten-
ton, can materially aid the inspectors.
THE BEN BUTLER METHOD.
As an ArrEAL reporter passed DR.. Thorn.
tons residence and office last night, he OBJ
served a leading citizen making himself at
home on the porch lie was patiently await
ing the arrival Of the doctor, who boards at
Gaston's during the absence of his family.
Asked why he fingered solitary and alone,
the gentleman replied that he felt IL incum-
bent upon upon him, rs citizen, taxpayer
and devoted friend Of Memphis, to counsel
with the health authorities, and at the same
time keep posted about the spread OF the
sCourge.
"a want 10 refresh the memory Of the au-
thorities on the health tactics OF Benz. But
Ter when in command Of the Federal troops
at New Orleans in 1862. Gen. Butler may be
abused and even reyiled for a great many
things he did, but IL cannot be denied that
he adopted the proper methods TO stamp ont
yellow fever He did il right in the midst
OF a season favorable TO its spread. How did
he do III by having detail Of men TO inn
mediately carry the patient TO an isolated
hospital and burn everything with which he
or she came in contact. That is just what
we should be prepared TO do here,
oven il we never have another case
of fever. am not disposed "a
believe that ghosts can be frightened by
whistling through the graveyard. II ] had
the power Of this city government, fever
infected people would never get in here.
There would be no difficulty in raising fund,
10 pay for such destruction Of property were
il 10 become necessary Let ii extend even
to the houses. | read some time ago one OF
the sillicst statements that ever appeared in
public print viz. That the whole city OF
Jacksonville inhabitants and baggage could
be dumped right in our midst and no 'e-i
Gus harm would follow. Tho man who
wrote il should hide his face from intelligent
people Yet it looks like the authoritie;
are going upon that proud boast We can
not stand II"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

religions, traded with the Confederates on
permits furnished by the United States
Treasury, but deny that they should have
been singled out as acting any worse than
any other traders on the lines OF the two
armies. And they are right. But Hovcy
wanted to favor his Indiana friends with n
clear field and no opposition, hence his
persecution Of the Jews.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Tt Joint resolution arrwpristinvseoo.. .
OoOio suppress injection in the interstate
commerce In the United States. has passed
both branches Of Congr,s and the money
will soon h. available. some lay Con.
grcss will learn that the timc % make
such appropriations IL the instant that
one case OF the disease develops anywhere
In tho country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

NirksNtRu, ME-, sept 10 River falling,
Passed up nClo Memphis "a Louis noon
WHEELING. W. Va. sept it-RNof hliInr.
Arrived l. A shcflcy. tp.tn. Weather clear ant
uuul.
CiNCtNN ATT. n. Sept 70 a-Noou--fiivrt - beet
? inrhrs aud fsing. Weather cool and iaif b..
parted Andes. rittsbufg Nirhi-RirCf ~ icci =
inches aud rising. Weather clCar Thermometer
AGi
LOUISVILLE w, sept a. - Noon. River
fidnE very s'usly, with foot 4 inchcs In tie
cIull aud iuei 2 Inches on the falls nusiucss
falling with ioel iuChcs IN the canai anI q
icyt Inches ou the falls Business good Weather
clear and pleasant.
CAIRO. ilL. sept N.--Afnved. CITY az isr
cicc, ~ louls, nO0n Dcraftcd. CITY 81 Ilo uu,t.
ICuuCssrc Hycf, I pm Kiyuf VI ret stsutls
nni falling Ncsihgf clcaf and cool. Night
Arrived CITY ~ Nonruc, g. Louis miduigit
" ieci intiss and falling. Weather clear sul
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

IT will be seen from proclamation
from President IIaddcn that this city has
quarantincd against Birmingham, Ala,
where, our correspondent tclegraphcd us
last night, there are several suspicious"
cases akin TO yellow fever, one Of an cspo.
cially pronounced type. The train from
that city due here this morning will, if
possible, be stopped ten miles out from
the city and be- detained there until a
thorough examination Of all the passengers
can be- made 10y Dr. Thornton and his as
sistants AZ any cost Of money Memphis
must be saved from contagion and We
commend the promptness with which Mr..
MADDEN has acted in this instance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
AihIeiic EnIerininmcn,.

The benefit next Monday, to be given by
the Amateur Athletic association, promises
10 be grand affair. The trouble" will be-
gin with parade through the principal
streets, and rs all the boys will wear white
hats and march to the music Of Arnolds
band, the line Of procession will doubtless
bc crowded. The entertainment no the park
will be repetition Il the splendid minstrel
performance given by the association in the
spring, with a greatly improved choru. and
new spccialtics. Look out for q high old
time
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

IL Mexico, which cniorccs iarin that
puts even our enormous rplbcr war larId
20 shame, laboring men find Il difficult to
make p cents per day. II h c,idcntirom
this that the tariff do,s not DO them any
good.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

EyruN citizen should make Il his 0r lcr
duty 10 import IN President lladdcn ~ Dr.
Thornton the arrival u cycIy stranger
Of who's presence they have cosn z,ucc
BY this sort oi vigilance riurrcs could not
hope 10 rest momcnt herr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Tur ArrrAl tomorrow will contain the
results oi investigations made by It's special
staff correspondent into the condition u
cotton mills In Mississippi ut other point.
than Water Valley.
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To risbt Gu. navs,,u r,,s,.

ssynNNAH, Ca, Sept 1.-THE cotton tao.
tor have organized a pool 10 fight the bag.
ging trust by importing the covering Of last
years cotton, and using II In place o. tho
syndicate birsing Samples Of old,oycrinrs
have been secured. and the plau I. pr,.
nounccd practicable Since the organization
q the pool, syndicate bigging las been
oncrcd borc at = 70 = cent less than the
quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Tur Savannah cotton factors have or.
ranizcd a pool 10 fight the BagsIng Trust.
by importing thc covering u last years
cotton and using Il In the place Of the
syndicate hagslnr Thcp sccm 10 be- a
grca, many ways II killing dog.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Inrn.in.s. ALnn, ,,n.,..-

ioNnoN, sept h-irhe unws of The muir.
der. In Africa, Of Maj larilclot. the leader
OF the expedition In search of licury ".
stanley, has given rise 10 speculation rrgari.
ing he late n thcsieii explorer himself
The lpndon newspaper. ARE unanimously OF
the opinion that Mai Bafttclot was betrayed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
COTTON RATES FOR 1889.
No Change in tho Memphis Dinorentlal
tho Main Point.

tho Main Point.
4 s. louis special says The cotton rate
committee Of the trunk lines met yesterday
10 tx cotton rates for the season Of isss-Sl
The present rate on compressed cotton Is
2i'S cents 10 New York from East g. Louis,
aud this will probably be advanced to basis
81 20 cents. the ratio IN force being considered
unromunerative. The main point Is 81 sco
that the Memphis diflorcutial j. not changed.
The southern lines, however, say that II The
rate u advanced 81 ~ cents they will WORK
their cotton hy rail aud water via Norfolk "
Newport News II Is believed that the Iron
Mountain will move considerable cotton wa
Memphis this year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
rHE JACKSONVILLE FUND.
Tho Colorod People 10 Give an Enter
taiumont nc Estival Park.

NAlunoHh nv EttlNM fuIEs
AZ n meeting 81 oolorcd citizens held last
night al No. 10 naalc street. George W
Daniel was chosen chairman aud u. II.
Wright, secretary. After some discussion
as Ia the best means OF raising funds for
Jacksonville, the following committee was
appointed. J, r. Turner. q. T.. Evans. T..
II. Nelson. 4. II Mos. W. VI. Scruers J.
W. Moore. u. II. Wright, ]. I. Nurris
Alex Webb. Cash Mn,by. g. W. Wilson, NJ.
Howard. col Reed. sam webb.
An entertainment WIS decided upon ~ be
given NJ Esuyal park, September ~. on
which occasion the Bluf city Guards. Ten.
ncsscc Rifle and al col0rcd societies arc in.
yitrd 90 turn out
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Ms,isslr1 Is CLEARLY fortunate in pos.
scssing IN intelligent aud jealous q Com.
missioner oi Immigration as Gcorgc W.
Carlisle h proving himself On be-. To &.
now preparing To sud a special car II Mis-.
sissippi products through the North. Tie
invites contributions irom everybody.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Generous Turftncn.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept H.-The managers Of
the West Side race course have sent note 10
Mayor Roche in which they offer to give the
entire receipts at the gate tomorrow for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers in the
south. They also say that all of their en-.
ploycs will donate their pay for the day, and
most Of the purses won and the price of the
Jockeys mounts will be turned over to him
for the same Durpose
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

by Tipoo lib, who organized the native por-
ton of the expedition, and the question is
asked why may not Stanley have been also
the victim of his treachery? Nyangive, the
home of Tipoo lib, is 300 miles distant froSr'
Stanley falls.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
pnnr Chicnrn -she,s sn pnnr.

CHICAGO, H., Sept A.-lIalf dozen
trained nurses have applied to the mayor
for transportation to Jacksonville or yellow
fever points south. The mayor has no funds
here to transport them, but il is probable he
will be given a special fund for the purpose.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
BIRnINGHAn auARANTINED.
Prompt Action OF President MADDEN on
Hearing The Appeals News

AZ II O'Clock last night TuR ArpENL ne.
ocived It's dispatch, printed elsewhere, from
Birmingham giving the information that
suspicious cases had been found there.
President MADDEN was instantly notified
from Tue ArrENL Office, aud though hc had
gone 10 bed he at once mounted his horse
and came to The ArrEiL office. On reading
TUE ArrENLs dispatch, he Immediately
wrote ont the following nroelhmalIon OF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Tur Democrats, II Inns NJ lnst been def.
niicly asrrrtiinci, have carried Pulaski
County Afkanna About everything
worth saving In Arkansas hasbccn rescued.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
A New York IIotel Nnnrnn,ines.

New YoRR, Sept. ll.-Mr. schluck, the
proprietor Of the hotel where Prof Proctor
died, in reference to what he believed to be
the unexpected wishes of his guests, will not
receive any more arrivals from Florida
where yellow fever exists in that State.
There are a number OF letters addressed 10
Mr. Proctor now lying at the hotel. Several
of these are from Florida, and bear the
punctures OF the postoilicc process OF disin-
lection. The superscription on one Of these
Is in the handwriting Of Mrs. Proctor 1t
was mailed at Paatka, Fla, on the 10th
instant, and reached the hotel yesterday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

the mar Inc hospital service, was in charge of
the train. lie was asked by your CORE
spondcnt, What will the refugees do when
they get to lIcndersonvileg
lie replied: God only knows. They
have been invited there, and don't know
what the people Of iendersonyilIG will do
with them. Few OF them have any money,
and many will beobjccts OF charity
Dr. Guiteras said there were three cases Of
yellow fever in the train aud one other case
which was suspicious. All OF them were
taken sick Immediately after the train left
Jacksonville.
As the train neared one of the stations,
Don Pitchtord, young man, who, while on
visit 10 Jacksonville was caught by the
quarantine, made bold leap for liberty,
jumping through the open window of the
moving car, The train was going so fast that
by the time the speed had been slackcned,
young Pitchford was some distance away.
The health officers were notified of Pitch
forls escape and he was captured, and il
now en- route to llendorsonyillc in charge Of
a special officer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

TINS Senate could not be- otherwise than |
dsoricrly with the very disorichy Ingalls, |
In the rhnir.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

TIN Grand Jury has s-A--.'''-'' 'rn'''t'
mcnts nraingL--s"fi Tie persons charged
piInr56,ing the death u Willie Tisdcll
Now let Justice proceed swiftly.
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POSTSCRIPT---3: $3.50 A. NJ.
IsIt al RIrminghnm?

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 1880 ANA
dispatch just received from Birmingham
says yellow fever has appeared there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Ats banquet given In nj. honor nj Routn
last night President Carnot declared ilat
the government knew how 10 place ccus,i'
iutonal rights AMI indispensable liberties
boy ond thu reach VI all danger.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
nycrbnrr. Tenn. s,rlcm6cf ia

Tho lrnlusullr & Oriental steamer Ncrinl,
bound Tor London from ChnA went ashore
last ghi near Marcillrs Al hnud, we're
N,rd. The captain. however. j 81 shorty
after lrnm aslio.c u apoplcSy. Nhirf 70,
suited iTvm the shock the accident eausc'
him
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
THE WEATHER.


n. " T"TTT7 wv n N " 7 T ID
Dor MvI,,.rpr Iieht rains preceded
hy nir iu northern PORTIONS slightly oIul,r
IA northern portions. stationary trmpvmlur, DO the
southern portion variable winds
fur AflnusI. lIEht rains preceded hy ihir In
eastern portion. C'oIrr uHuhyrly wIbIs
POE Tennessee ami kyrtlrJs Pair followed by
light rain, slightly COOLER except IN eastern Ton.
ucs-cc stationary temperature. winds shifting 90
ts...f.rft
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Locni rcirorslosicsi Report.

Memphis signal u1irr Report
Minwus Tenn. sept No. iSSS
Time iaT Tom Hun.
r Y" ''..N N.N HlN
Maximum tcmunrtun. NJ t minimum t.nryu.
tur zoe ri'uiH.l. % upug, % u,rr lHW .ll 90
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The Chicks Entertainment.

The entertainment at Jackson Mound
park last night, for the benefit of the Jack
sonvillc sufferers, was brilliant social sue
cess, rs might have been anticipated. Tho
program began with realistic camp scene,
during which Mr. J. w. Steele sang "Tent-
ing on the Old Camp Ground" in tine style.
This was followed by manual drill TO ~
accompaniment OF "DiXie" by the orchestra.
A dress drill and silent manual followed.
All Of the military exercises were excelently
done and enthusiastically applauded. A
chorus of four, consisting of Mr.. Harvey,
Mr.. Steele and j. II. and g. w. Griffith sang
Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming" the
voices blending with exquisite harmony and
sweetness. An act of the "MasCotn followed.
The gem OF the evening was that old favor.
tie, Way Down upon the Suwaneo River"
by Mrs, Patti Stone. The amount realized
is said 10 be about 500. Hurrah for the
Click,i
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Patti stones Henent.

The frequentcrs of Jackson Mound park
will have an opportunity tonight of testify.
ing their appreciation Of that popular, re-
fined and sweet-toned little prima DONNA
Miss Patti Stone, who during her brief stay
here, has been growing in popular favor at
rate never before equaled by comic opera
performer in this city. She deserves, and
will, doubtless, receive a rousing benefit,
such as her merits suggest. A most attractive
program has been arranged. The entire
opera OF "Pinafore and the second act of
the Chimes OF Normandy" Those who
buy tickets for this performance will have
the satisfaction of feeling that they will not
only be splenSdly entertained but that they
are encouraging young lady whose modesty,
amiability and purity of character furnish q
worthy setting to her brilliant talents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Not satisfied with this. President MADDEN
went d,rcctly to the telegraph office and or.
dcrcd the incoming birmingham train to be
stopped ten mile, out OF the city. Following
was his dispatch.
MEMPHIS Tenn. Sept o.. i,,S
To u u. Higgins, Health inspector Tor Memphis ni
Holly Springs Mio.
Stop incoming train from Birmingham ten
miles out from this city and await orders.
u. T.. lIADBEN, President.
Its this sort Of promptitudc that iusurcs
immunity
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QUARANTINE AGAINST BIRMINGHAM.
MgVrIIis. Tenn. sept -. ISIS.

Having Information Of a chnactcr-lacmci fclin.
bic that yellow fever exists at present ~ Himing
ham. Ala. quarantine j. hetrby declared AGAINST
that city aud no pcrOns. freight or baggage will lU
received from that place ot be Permitted tu enter
Memphis from this date until further orders and
no ttans will he allowed 10 enter from fhcrr into
this city after clock a IN. TODAY.
DAVID PARK MADDEN.
President TaNlnu lisIfIrt