Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-14


MEMPHIS, II o., Sspt. 13-S.rlct
Decatur, Ala, 180 milsa eAst OF this
city, on account Of Suspicious death
occurring there last evening. Trains OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
are not allowed to atop here. 4 special
from Decatur to-day says that another
case Of yellow fever developed today.
TneFe Is great exoitsmsnt among the
peopla, aud Rll trains leaving arc
crowded v 18th slzens feeling from the
town,
A TRAIN LOAD OF REFUGEES.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Sept. 1s.-The
fetug.e train hually got of yesterday
morning at 8 so with about $50 people.
The train conslsted Of seven dilapidated
and ancient looking passenger coaches
OF tie East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia road, and bAsgage ana oombi-
nation car. At Camp Perry about
ssventy Ave mors Joined the party and
DR.. GuiteJRs went on through with
them. just before they left the depot
here telegram was read from Hender-
aonville, n u.i saying that the refu-
gees would be Guaranteed there ten
days befOEe being allowed to ge else-
Wfer3.
To do this sfitctuaIly the authorities
OF North Osrolira have ordersd two
companies Of Safe troops there to en-
force the quarantine At the dspot AZ
the train Elided out the Btay-at homes
waved lingering fsrowells. There was
no buyiIg OF tickets, but Mayor O5-
borne, Chairman of the Committse on
Transportation, assisted By President
MtQ laid, who had Just returned from
Camp Perry, supplied the place OF
ticket agent and general direoior Of the
affair.
al NEW CASES AT JACKSONVILLE.
The new osses OF fever reported tc-
day number A; deaths, 4, viz: WIN.
A. Jones, Mrs. Thomas Floody, j. A.
Hoaait and MEe. Charles Peterson. The
total number OF cases reported to the
Board OF Heslth to date 787; deaths, ,IC4.
The day, like every day for RlmctS q
week, has been eaoeC dlusly wet and
disaareeable. Physicians and trained
nuEsss are arriving daily, but more are
nesded. One or two OF the County
Boards of ReAlth iu the State have re-
fused to allow the distribution OF the
United 6sAtes MALE whether fun migated
or not.
GRATITUDE FOR AID EXTENDED.
Tho following address was adopted
to day;
TO Our oountrymsu: Through tbs
cloud OF gloon, sorrow, suffering and
deAth which oYtishsdoWs us your FyEa.
patty and generosity shire like glad
tidiUgs OF great joy and bring Light sat
life to eur people Our heaXts overflow
with gratitude. To tGoge whom We csu
reach by correspondence we will en-.
deavor TO express our Ro4Oo Nlsda-
nlents To many who ara renittiuR us
anonymously aud to those wbu, ssfo-
oiRtsd together, ere contributing through
one medium we desire 10 expregH our
aFSte nj appreciation for their generous
contributions. We are deeply neved
by yoaF spontaneous efioris for our rs-
lief. To each RHd all We txterd our
eainest tbantR
J d DANIELS President,
CHAs s. & DAMS, Secretary.
JRoEeonvills Auxiliary Sanitary Asso-
clatiou.
DIVING OF ERGLECT AT E'CLENNY.
Mss CLARA Barton received tLin
| morning tsoEa OJlogel Eouikmasd, who
ltfs HsW Orleans on Tuesday with
eighteen nurses, the following telegIam,
dated Baldwin, Fla
Kept Eers Gil night, jacksonville
ninstesn mileb away. Left ten nurses
ct McOlenny, RDd have wired New
OgleEne foT doctors. People dying at
meOiebuS for want of attention., End
country around Ia panic stricken. The
situstlon Is very sa6, snd much is
needed.