New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08


rttcot Marcus A. Byo;hcrton, DR.. Cone Will
isms A. c. Morgan, Mrs. Washington colorc5l.
The official bulletin for the tweniy-foGr hours
ended al p N. to-day shows:
Nunber Of :
Number Of new 40
Total number o. o04
Total number Of Cd
The new eases are MilHc Hcmmer IIonne'ta
Robinson Mrs L. c. Irwin and daughter. Mss
HELEN J. W Jandon. j. L. Church Laura English,
f. X Norwood. girl at convent Mr.. BTOthcrton,
Charles Odel George Chambers lcolorcdl Martha
Chambers colorcd). Peyton Roper. Samuel Bassly,
Miss Annie Hopkins c. ". Gates. John Oalller'
Jasper y Dey, Isadore Dcy, Carrie smith,
J. l. McXcnnon, an unknown negro boy, Harriet
Parkhl. Carrie Johnson, Mahala Holden, Charity
Savage, Carrie Hastings, Paul Bud ". {. Rough
ton. Melbourne lcoorcdl, Ms. Robert Buero,
Thomas Bethel, Alfred Spink, two chill
drcn Of George Goa, two children oil
Ms. Louise Avery, Mrs. Charles Wolf and eight
children n!rs George Thames. Dave Borden
Lanier Kate McNclty. Mrs. Keenan,. Emma Bow
den cololed, Arthur d. Stevens, William Butler.
Lily Andrew, Air. Kuatzc, w !. HIannon, George
Angel BENJAMIN Williams, J. w. White lcolorcG'
lamar Williams coloredl, David Lloyd, Letla
Keller H. A. Lcnclc. Addic Dodge, Frank wood,
jennie Lewis. Victoria Lewis, Missie Williams
The situation this morning certainly looked bad
Yesterday was a vcri,ahle black Thursday and from
appearances to-day tlis viii DE a black Friday
Up to 0 a. m. thirty eases and two deaths had
been reported, and more reports kept coming ln
SO that to-nights list bid fair to reach the sixties
or seventies The depression yesterday was very
great on all sides. The immense number of new
cases and the heavy death rate alarmed every
body, and all day long knots of business men were
TO be seen in Bay-s;, discussing the situation in
low and earnest tones and last night when the
death Of Richard MURRAY WAS announced, after
a sickness Of only ten hours, the feeling was
greatly intensified.
All feel tina, the fever is fast assuming malig
nan, form, and ali who can leave should do so at
once. but. as Dr Hamilton has blocked every ave
nue. save TO Camp Perry, nothing can be done for
the women and children here. anc thr .nh- IS
mcst bitter against the SUrscon-G ncta. i-e
women viii not 90 10 Camp Perry, as IL, dlscom-
forts privationS. and abuses are hardly less dam
gerous than the fever here: AID as Comp Al;cA'I
j. not ready, there seems 10 place 10 s.-G ti.e.
who certainly should be sent of. Ihc camp ~
MontcrIcf SPRINGS has now accommodations lor
sixty more people, but tbs place VIII ne hiieI
at once Work is now g0ine on al Camp Mi'chcl',
but il will be a week before any refugees can be
received there. Energetic efforts are being made
to get up train to-day, as Murphy, Hickory, and
JltLlllHtllN iiits -. - NA44 AN''-f' iri-' -'
here. Edmond c. Lucas, vino died wednesday
night Of ylow fever, was thirtyeight years Old,
and was native of the Island OF Guernsey he
leaves a wife and a sevcn-y -yoar-cid daughter, and
many friends here and IN Texas viii mourn hs
loss
Upon the death Of Mrs Hopkins, stamp clerk
at tie post-olice, and Captain Merritt who had
charge Of the fumigatiGs car IN LaVllia, Post
master Clark tclcgrpAed TO General Stcyenson'
FIRST Assistant Iosmaster-GcncIai, asking per
mission to pay their funeral expenses, and the eH-
pensc incurred hy their sickness. III response
10 this request, Mr.. Clark promptly rec we'd a
clspatch from General Stcyenson directing him
20 pay TO the legal representative OF Captain Aef-
nit twenty-five per cent Morc than LIS stipulated
salary during the entire time OF h.s service III
the mail service, including the time OF h.s SICK
ness. and also to pay 10 The legal rigesehtaule
Of Mrs Hopkins one ful months salary. lIs
action is considered very cCmmcndabc, and in
strong contrast 10 the course CT Sarseon-"cneial
Hamilton.
Roro~.s heretofore without confirmation, that
yellow fever was raging at McClcnny On the For
jda Railway and Navigation Company's road,
thirty miles west Of the city, were confirmed to-
day.
The committee on dcpoQulation completed the
census Of ;Ae city to-day, and reported the total
population mainin- at 13,571-Thlt,-, 59Io
colcr.d d. es12. Unwilling TO leave, lo,3''' most
Is colorcd people. WiU means Of sc.isupport
%365: without r..an- $3.50: refused % answer
as to means $50 II is expected that two or
thrcc Thousand VIII ave in TN or twelve da,S
I'll, complete dcioulhunn OF ihe cilN i' IMpos-
siblc and those without II ans can o"rciE be pro-
vidcd for in the refugee camps under q month or
SIX weeks. The NEGROES are iOath 40 leave, ntlnS
fo.d by politicians that they viii lose their votes
By "a change OF .cs.CeHcc.
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