Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 59, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1878 — Page 5
THE IHDIAXA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1878
IfOCRISflED BY THE AORTA
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A Steamboat Load of Supplies for the Sick and Starring Southern People.
Stores of Food, Clothing and Medicines for the Isolated Points on the Mississippi
Decided at.
Diminution of the Death Bate New Orleans, Memphis, and Vicksburg.
The
Fury of the Feyer Felt in Provincial Places General Outlook More Hopeful.
THIS PROTRACTED PLIGI'E. The Itoatb Roll In Ibe Fever Id forfeit District Still Appalling. Memphis, Sept. 30. The weather is warm and sal try. At the Howard association headquarters great activity prevails, and nurses are being sent to Pans, Mason's, Grand Junction, German town and Lagrange, Tenn., and Hernando, Miss. Anidng the deaths reported are Ed Terrell, Daisy Shepperd, George Butler and James Gatty, who was taken ill at Mound City, Arkansas, five miles np the river. L. J. Levin, a volunteer from Chicago, fell senseless at the Peabody hotel entrance at noon to-day. His condition is considered extremely critical. Nurses here furnished this morning Mrs. M. W. Iledford, Mrs,. A. J. Roach, M. C. Pearce and Mrs. Julia Morrow, who are among the cases reported. The Rev. Africa Bailey, a noted colored divine, died last night Augustus Sadler is reported in a critical condition. Dr. E. T. Easley, volunteer physician from Little Rock, Ark., died this morning at the city
hospital. A child of the Rev. S. C. Arnold, a local preacher of the M. E. church, died this morniDg, being the last of a family of seven, who have fallen victims to the plague. Twenty-two deaths have occurred since last evening at 6 o'clock. Twenty eight deaths from yellow fever have occurred during the past 24 hours ending at 6 o'clock to-night. Dr. 11. W. Mitchell, medical director of the Howard association, to-day received the following telegram from John M. Wood worth, surveyor general at Washington city: "Will you accept aopointment on the yellow fever commission to serve at once with Bern is, of New Orleans, and Cochrane, of Mobile; compensation, foOO per month and traveling expenses? Please reply immediately, as 1 must decide this afternoon." The following was the response sent: "Thanks for the honor. Duty to a suffering people binds me here." Since noon R. B. Clarke, treasurer of the city relief committee, and John B. Taylor and H. 8. King, two prominent maso ns; Ous Sutton, foreman lioltz Bros., undertakers, and Louis CzapskI, general bookkeeper of the Union and Planters' bank, have died. John Condon was taken down this afternoon. Dr. H. Suave, of Hot Springs, has been detailed for duty at the city hospital. A physician bas been telegraphed for to attend Louis Bond, ill with lever at Brownsville,- Tenn. Twenty-two physicians of the Howards' medical corps report 142 new cases. Patsey JIaley, a -prominent ward politician, was taken down to-day with the fever at Camp Wright, eight miles distant from the city. AT KEW ORLEANS. New Orlkans, Sept. 30 Deaths, 35; cases - reported, 100, of which 63 are dated since the 27 th; total cases, 0,385; deaths, 8,345. William Fairchild, telegraph operator at Tanjipabon, died of yellow fever last night. C. N. Harvey, of Brook Haven, who took Faircliild'a place at the key a few days ago, is now down with the fever. The weather is pleasant Brother Solomon Moser, I. O. O. B. B.. who has been sick ten days, is out again. His family of seven persons have all had yellow fever and are now convalescing. The Orleans central relief committee met at the custom bouse at 11 o'clock, a large number of gentlemen and ladies of various
charitable associations being present. The report of the committee regarding the distribution of rations from the government was read and adopted. A preamble and resolutions were adopted, setting forth that destitution and suffering are constantly increasing; that the issue of rations had been discontinued by the secretary of war because the impresiion prevailed that sufficient funds are in the bands of the charitable associations to supply the wants of the people; that a committee of five call upon the Howard association, asking them to supply the funds necessary for the continuance o'f this committee; that filling in this a fioal appeal be made to the secretary of war for ra'rons. that failing in this the committee is authorized to appeal to the public at large to aid it. From noon to 6 p. m. 22 deatba were reported and 125 cases, of which 81 dated since September 27. The mortuary report for the week ending at 6 p. m. Sundar shows 400 deaths; 43G whites and 51 colon d. Yellow fever 326; 19 colored. Of the interments for the week 243 were children under 10 years of age. For the week 39 were buried from the chanty hospital; 16 from other public Institutions, and 22 on coroner's certificates. Dr. O. E. Kricke (German) has arrived from Harrisburg, Pa., sent here by the order of Haraguri to cure the yellow fever with lierbi. P-rties from the coast watering places ar- ' rive in large numbers. One family returned Sunday, and three of them were taken down the sime nigbt with the fever. A sub-comroifee of the Orleans central relief commities waited on the Howard association and appealed for means to enable the committee tocootinue the itsue of rations. The vice president of the Howard association promised an answer to-morrow. The Peabody association to-day issued 22,S27 rations Applications for relief Y. M. C. A., 90; Howard arsociatioo, 185. Tte Howards send to morrow 15 - nurses to Donaldsonville, six to Mississippi City and one to Lafourche crossing. si'srassio or the mail skkvice. Washing-tow, 8;pt 30 L. M. Terrell, superintendent of the railway mail service for the division comprising the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, reports to the department the suspension of the service on several routes on acconnt of quarantine regulations established bv reason of the existence of yellow fever. The superintendent states that in many places in the infected districts the people are under the impression the spread of yellow fever has been due to the mails, and they look n con postal clerks and route agents as enemies of mankind. In some instances agents have been taken from trains by the quarantine officer?, and left in the woods. But a few dsys since Route Agent Fisher wss taken from his car at Mcon, Mis'.,and fined $54 for an allfged violation of the quarantine regulations, and ibis after he had been
AT YICK8KCRU. Vicksbcro, Sept 30. Clear i
mermome'er w. mere were ten. interments to-day, four from the country. The
iever continues increasing at Ilovinia, Miss. Three deaths there to-da v. The Victor. nti
Commercial this evening publishes an extract from a letter, dated yesterday, from Dlta. civine the names of air normin hn
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uau oeen auacxea ny a suspicious fever in 24 hours, the telegraph operator among
uviu. wo ueams irora me same fever are
reported. There have been over 1,000 deaths in Vicksburg from yellow fever since the fever began. AT CHATTASOOG., Chattanooga, Sept. 30. Official mortuary report for 24 hours endire 4 n. m. Kentmh
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-ura. riem-ng, agea airs. Leo a
tieniey. agm w, John Varillo, aged 22. Four new cases have been report sd officially to this office. (Signed) J. H. Vardkmaw, M. D.r M i it . Registrar. Ail of the physicians are now Dromnt in
making their reports as require! by city or diuance. The physicians are" more hopeful to day, and if they could force away the few families that remain in the infected district
me iever would soon abate. THI COM MITTt Of IS VE8TIGATI0X. Washixoti'.-c, Sept. 30. Surgeon General Woodworth bas issued a circular to leading boards of trade appealing for aid for the committee appointed to investigate and report
upuu urn or'gin ana prepress ol yellow fever.
unacr me auspices of the American public
health association. The work is to be com
menced at once. George W. Rieg, of Riggs & Co., bankers. Washington City, is authorized to receive contribntkms.
AT LITTLE BOCK. Little Rock, Ark., Sept 30s. Very warm and clear. The board of health to-day directed the quarantine- bh-vsiciana at st
Louis to permit no one from Louisville to come in this direction. The whole ritv to-
day is in mourning over th death of Dr. Easley at Memphis. He volunteered to go to the stricken city over a month ago, and took 30 nurses with him. The- doctor and over half the nurses are dead. AT GRKKXVtLLE.
Gkeesvillk, Miss . Sept 30 Two hundred and forty-three deaths to date. The fever is abating. Five new cases todav; 'x deaths since yesterday. The steamer Katie Dickson has just arrived, with Bishop Leroy, Father Oberfeldt and Mr. Fiz pa trick, of the Howard association, from Vicksburg. The Dick-
f on Drought a doctor, nurses and in for
Goodrich and Henderson, La. AT HOLLY SPRINGS. Hollt Sprixos, Miss., Sept. 30- Eleven
aeams and :m new cases. Among the deaths are D. J. Oliver and Dr. W. O- MeKinney. Among the new ca9es are Mrs Maggie Mack lin and Dr. John Ross, of Clarksville, Tenn., a surgeon or the United States- navy. Tb physicians think the fever is on the decrease. IK KESTCCKX. Cairo, Sept 30. Hickman, Ky., reports two deaths; four new cases. Among the latter is Ed M. Pollard, telegraph operator, who is doing well. at caibo. . Cairo, Sept 30. The fever excitement in Cairo has subs'.ded. Absentees are return
ing, and the public scbools'opened to-day. THE HISSIOX OP MERCY. OettiDK tbe Belief Boat Beady General Contributions. St. Lous, Sept. 30 Governor Shepherd, president, and Mr. Mitchell, member of the national relief committee of Washington, arrived here to day to superintend the shipment of supplies to the fever sufferers in towns along the Mississippi river below Cairo, which have been cut off from the outside world by tbe stoppage of the running of boats or trains. The steamer War Eagle had
wen cuartereu lor tne expedition, but contributions have come in so generously that another and larger boat will have to be obtained. Thirty thousand dollars have already been donated for this purpose, which it is expected will purchase upwards of 400 tons of food and supplies of all kinds. The purchase of pro-
vu.ons nas neen niaae ny General Beckwith, United States commissary here, and the medical stores by United States Surgeon Wymau. It is expected everything will be ready to start Wednesday. Washikgtow, Sept 30. General Augur telegraphs to the adjutant general from Newport, Ky., as follows:
laxiiaeatloo. The mail! Cause of nervnnanem la fnL
gestion, and that is cautwd by weakness of the stomach. No one can have sound nervr s and good health without usrng Hop Bitters to streoirthen the inmh nnnf.
the blood and to keep the liver and kidneys
w carry on an ine poisonous and
waste matter of the system. See another
coiumn.
Acting through the pores cpon Ihe sonrces
oi isnammation, uienn'a Sulphur Soap
prumpuy reueves tne Burning, itraing and other annoyance caused by salt rheum.
scaia neaa, impetigo, erysipelas, and other
sain aiseases, and ultimately removes every vestige of them. Depot, Crittenton'a, No. 7 Sixth avenue.
Hill's Instantaneous Hair well as speedy.
Dye is safe as
Canampiioa Cured. An old phpician, retired from practice, having had placed in bis hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis. catarrh, astbma and all throat and lung affections, also a pceitive and radical cure for nervou8 debility and all nervous complaints, after baring- tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, bas felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all wh desire it, this recipe, with full directions for
ing and using, in German, French or Eng-
nsiK ent by mail b? addresshu? with
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The People's Bemedy. The Universal Paia Extractor. Hate-. Ask for PondV Extract. Take no other.
stamp, naming this paper. W. 7. Sherar.
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Chicago. August 17, 1S78.
ai. A. uauphin, Esq., P. o. Box 632, New Or
leans, La. r
dear BOb Ao'lcing to-day In tbe New Or
leans noayrae of tbe 14th Inst, that tickot No. 62,217 had won the prize of $3,000 on Tuenday list, I have drawn upon the Louisiana ftate
Lottery company for that amount (ticket at
tached).
Trusting that this is the proper' mode of procedure, and. expecting to repeat the move
ment, I remain, Tours very truly, Addrestw CHAS.C.IiUIfT, Cluv John Wilkinson, 77 State street, o
wnen wear, weary and debilitate'!, take
San ford's Jamaica Ginger. o
"Hear, for I will apeak 9f exeellent tlilnga-" FXTlt it CT-TheproatTe are fable " Deirojr, Has been ft uaeorer thirty yearr, and for cleaaiiBeM and wTrprnpt enrauve virtue cannot .e excelled. ClIILDai'.N. No family can aacmt to ba witliont Pond'a tract. Areldentav flrnUea, ontmlona, Cut. Sprain are relieved almost iartantly by external appliration Promptly relieves pains of ltwrnr, Id We, HolIrrelonft, Corwa, etc! Arrest inflammation, .winces stvelliwri, g:op3 Weeding, removes discoloration and hetii ropIi A bibs n ni it their besr friend. It asTtgei the p.ifns to widen they ar peculiarly subJet aotablT futlneas and pressure in the fw-a.r, naaea. vertigo. c It promptly ameliorate and permanently h?als all'Scinds of Infla3i and nlcerail.vaa. HSnoilHIIOlDS or MLESflnd In thr tho ardy immediate relief nu.t iiHiinate -ar o case however chrontc oratstinate can Iolk resist UHrpgnlar use. KA,.!10S Wiys. !tls tl!e onlv sure cmt:.
aa-auribv DISEASES. It aaa no equal lor perniamfif. cure. SLKEirrC from any ctuse. For this it la a fwctnV. It has savet tnic-freds of lives wiicn all ether remelies railel toarrevt Meering irom siat, stomach, ltrogs, and elso. where TO?nI?frilE' Earache Wenraljrli, and ItbevBMf Ism areallfcUkareaevetTanJ w en Trmantly cured. PEY'KUm of all schools wltoare acqnainK cd with Pond's Kxtrart ot'lVltcli Ila-
ei recommend It la their practice. We have letters of commendation front' bnndreds of i liyRiclanvnumy of whom onlerlt for use In their own-practice. In addition to the forejroinir, they ortier its use rorSwelSlntmofalt k InilHtQ at ny, Sore Th roar , a n llamed 'onatis, irtnipieand chronic Ularrliwa. atarrtr. (for which it is a gpec .He), hill blalu, Frotfd Keet, Slinc ofln. ecisy TKoMqultoea, etc. Cliapped Ilaiicla Face and indeed all! Manner ol skin diseases. TOILK CS:. Removes SoreneaaxBonehnej and Smarting t hcalsCata, Kruntlona, and rim pien. It nvivet. inviooro'es and refrethe. wliile wonderfully Imp wvinir the Complexfoik , .TO . I'AKneHS-PoBd Bxtrwet. No &tock Breeder, noUvery Man can aflord to ba wiUiout it. it Is anrd by all tlie lead Livery btahles, StrccC Railroads and first Horsemen in New ort City. It lias no e:iual for Sprains. Harness or Saddle Chadnjrs, StiiTiiess tcratchps. Swellings. Cuts, Lacerations, Bleedinga. I'neamonla, Colic, Diarrlweaj. Chill?. colds. Ac. IU ronsre of action Is and tlia relief it aTTords is m prompt that It Is tm aluabla In every funu-yanl as well ss in every farmhouse. Let It be tiled once and you will never be without it. CAlJTio! lon! Fxtract lu.jbeen Imitated. The punnine article has the words .Hond'a Extract blown in esch bottle. It is prepared ly Ui onjy penons llvluar w!h ever knew how to pix jwre it properiT. . Heftisc all other preparations of W.U;li HazeL This is iaTV.1? hy Parian od ln u, liospiials of this country and Europe. In?J2nfd vo PoBd'aKxtract, !2unpn,et fortagent free on appUcarionto Maiden Lane. New York.
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remarkable preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and may be procured of any druggist, or by mall from the offlte of the Centaur Company, 48 Dey street, Hew York
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STATE
Lieutenant 11. II. Benner, of the Eighteenth I ii fun try , .has volunteered to take charge of tbe distribution of aupp les sent from U Louis to points below. lie is ordered to proceed imrnedlately to Ht. IiaU. where his Instructions will meet him. Lieutenant Charles . Hall, of the Thirteenth infantry, also volunteered for the Mork. Additional contributions to aid in loading
iue steamer wuu supplies lor the yellow fever sufferers at settlements along the Mis sissippi river have been received as follows: 11,000 from Pittsbur, Pa.; $750 from the St louis merchants' exchange, and $700 from Wheeling, W. Va. HEW ORLEANS. New Oeleak8, Sept. 30. Officers and soldiers in tbe B!ack Hills have sent through General Thil 8beridn $3(JO to Governor Xicholls, for yellow fever sufferers. The British consul has received a dispatch from Liverpool stating that the rnsyor had forwarded the appeal of tbe consul's to the foreign office, with a request that it be sent to European cities.
The Russian Court Invited Dr. Ayer and hia family to the Archduke's wedding in the Royal Palace. This distinction was awarded
him not only because he was an American
but also because his name as a physician had
oecome favorably known ln Russia on its passage round the world.-Pueblo (Col.) Peo
ple.
The supreme court of the state of Iew York
nas decided that J. C. Ayer & CYx, of Lowell, have the sole right to nse the words Cherry
Pectoral lor a medicine, and has issued an in-
junction against F. V. Rushton, of New York city, for selling Rush ton's Cherry Pectoral or
tnerry rectorai Lozenges, or any other use of
the name t o decel ve t he pu bile. Tb is decision of the high court Includes all dealers who sell any similar article. Port Jefferson (L. 1.)
Leader. o Quern's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
Approved by the Academy of Medicine. For
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Popnlar Favorites. The Floral Riches Cologne Water, Alista Bouquet and Pet Rose handkerchief extracts, made by Dr. Price, are becoming popular favorites. Dr. Price's Floral Riches Is tbe finest cologne or toilet water made, and is in high repute among clergymen, public speakers and invalids, for its fine, agreeable and refreshing fragrance.
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STATE OF INDIANA, Marlon county, ss: In the Superior Court of Marion coun
ty, In the state oflnmana. No. 23,071. Room 2. Hptember term.lSTS. Divorce.
Julia Hardin va. Richard Hardin.
Be it known, that on the 21st rinv nrsntim.
ber, 1878, the above named plaiiitllf. by her attorneys, filed in the office of tne clerk ol the Superior Court of Marion countv, in the state of Indiana, her complaint agiunst the above named defendant: and that on thx2ist Aav r
September. 1S78. the sala plainUO filed In said clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person Showing that said defendant, Kichard Hardin,
is not a resident of tbe state of Indiana. Now therefore, br oraer ni murf um
defendant above named Is hereby notified of the filing ana pendtnev of said complaint against him, acd that unless
n appears ami answers or demurs thereto, at the cailiriR of aaid cause on tho second day of the term of said court, to be be run and held at the court house in the city ot Ind .anaootis on Uae Unit Monday In Iter bin ber, 1K7M. said eom-
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE ! Tenth Grand Distribution, 1878, At New Orleans, TUESDAY, October 8th. Louisiana State Lottery Co. kJTV1! ?".,l,tn.tlon wl TvfrauuriT Incorporated by the legislature of the state for educational ? -.c-?arible Porposes lnlfi8wlth a capital of 1100,000, to which It has since added a reserve fund of $350,000. Itsoraisi!olk wcmbkb DiSTKiiimos will take place monthly on the aecond Tuesday. It- Nvaa hcaxks ob pootponis. Look at the- following distnbuOAPITAL IXX2Em 830,000. 100XX) TlckeU at (2 eaeh. Hail Ticket, H. LIST OF' PRI2S3.
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Ko. 22,6. Septem
E. Downey, et
Be It known, that on the 1st day of August, 1878. tne above named plaintiff, by its attorneys, filed ln the office of the elerk of the Superior Court of Marlon county, ln the state of Indiana, Its complaint against the above named defendant: and that afterwards, on the 24th day of Septeaaber. 1878. the said plaintiffs fllea In sail clerk's oflXce the afhoavitof John M. Judah, its treasurer.showlngthat the names of the belrsof Sidney Brooks are unknown to a man tor to any of tbe officers of said Butler University or to said pUlntifTit.self, and that the reldeoce of said heirs of Sidney Brooks is. a. affiant and plaintiff believes, not
wimin tne state or Indiana. 1'liat though diligent Inquiry has been made therefor jet is the residence ol th defendants, Robert Orton, Sarah Rea and WilliAm Burnett, wholly unknown That the defendants fit liens National Bank, of Des Moires, Iowa. Krederick Ruse, Henry E.use and August Ruse, are not residents of th state of Indiana; ttat all of said above named defendant are neeest-ary parlies to this suit, a herein the plaintiff is seek1 ni to foreclose mortgage upon real estate li Marion county, Indiana, in which realestaio the above named detonuants claim Bonie Ynterest. Now, therefore, by order of bald court, Mid defendants above named are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless Uiey appear snd answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the second .ay of tne terjii of said court, to be benun-nnd nt. th
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pialntand the matters and thlngntnt rem contained and alleged, will bj heard and determined ln their atat nee.
. - AUSTIN It. BROWN. oct3-3w clerk.
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