Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 55, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1878 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STArTE SENTINEI4, WEDNESDAY MOBNINGv SEPTEMBE11 ,4,1878,

THE SAFFRON SCOXjItGE

The Yellow Feye'r Continues Its Awful Harases liv the Cities of the South. o Total Deaths in' New Orleans to Date, 4 1,091, Uclndiug 461 Children " : XLCUnde"r 11 Teari. If) ) A Brel Riot Among the Begroea ,at ' Memphis The Outbreak ( Quelled " "i ' -by the Authorities. Aw&l Distress at Grenada Death of But ler P. Ander3onBpoiU" of " : Belief Measures. ' ' THE PROSTRATING PESTIXEXCE. ffb Proa-res of the Yellw Fever EpI-demlc-A. Terrible State or Affairs la the Stricken Cities. .'. ; AT KIW ORLEAS8. Nkw Orleans, Sept 2. New cases, 209; deaths, 88. The following were sent to the secretary of war. nkw Orleans, pept. 2, 1878. To the Honorable Secretary of War: We woald most respectfully urge the Issuing of rations through the Feabody relif awoclatlon. The dlstie-s is terrible. Immediate relief Is necessary. Contributions thus far art Inadequate. Uejiwe U Smith, Collector of Customs;A. 8. Badgek, - Post Master; M Marks - Collector of Internal Revenue; '. . t ., B. F. Flandess, .' Assistant Treasurer. New Orleaxs, Sept. 2, 1878. To the Hon. George McCrary, Secretary of. War, Washington : We respectfully request that you will aut horise the subsistence department; of the army here to Issue rations sufficient to relieve present distress. ... The Howards report a large increase of fever cases amoDg the negroes. One member of the visiting committee reports on ha list nine negroes in one house on Constance street and s'x in one house on Theresa street The." Howards refort 213 applications for relief to-day. he Peabody relief association is getting well under way. They to-day filled 1,300 requisitions for rations. The Young Men's Christian association relief committee are doing noble work. To date they have attended to the wants of 5,000 tever patients, and to-day in response to the Peabody association, issued 92 requisitions for rations, tbe members visiting the homes of the applicants and satisfying themselves of their wants. The weekly mortuary report ending Sunday at fp. m., shows 596 deaths, 111 from yellow fever. The deaths from fever are 391 whites and 20 colored. AT PORT GIBSON. TLe following dispatch has just been received: "Port Gibson, Miss., Sept 2. Four hundred cases and 55 dea&r, out of 550 persons remaining in town. About 1,200 have fled. The distress very great. 'The sick are dying with no one to give, them- a : drink of water. Some nurses are on the way from New Orleans and Chicago. Help and funds re needed.' The weather was cloudy this afternoon, and threatening rain. From noon to 6 p. m. 20 deaths were reported to the board of health. Total deaths from fever to date, 1,091, including 461 children under 11 years of age. The new cases include -Willis K. Woolf and Robert Parson, of : the telegraph office, and J. M. Walpole, formerly of the Picayune. The Very Reverend Joseph Millet, vicar general of the arch diocese of New Orleans, died of yellow fever at 5 o'clock this erening, after six days' illness. AT MEMPHIS. Memphis, Sept 2. To-day" opened clear and warm, and with the little force of work-, era nearly exhausted. Tbe feveg continues without any abatement. It is impossible to obtain new cases to noon, for the reason that physicians are not required to report before 5 p. m. The undertakers report ferty-eight yellow fever interments up to noon, and the indications are that the death list will be as large as yesterday. A number of negroes, some of them drunk, assembled before the commissary department this morning, and, becoming riotous, made a rush for the door. They were kept back by the colored military on guard, but a second attempt being made the guard tired, killing one negro. The doors were closed and General Luke Wright spoke to the crowd and quiet was restored for the time being. The commission is doing all within its power to supply (he people wiih food, but some of the negroes are dissatisfied with the manner In which the rations are issued. Further trouble is feared. The board of health records show 81 new cases and 53 deaths for the 21 hours ending at 6 p. ra. " . Alf Wat9on, the negro shot by the guard at the commissary depot and reported killed. is not dead but badly wounded. Fears of trouble are allayed to night Some negro agitators have been talking to the colored people and attempting to crests trouble, but ty the prompt action or Major William Wil lis and other members of the citizens' relief committee, they were arrested this after soon and put in the station house, and no fears of xu-riner trouoie is leit. - Great difficulty is being experienced in getting carpenters to make coffins for the pauper dead and to dig craves, but so far all the dead have beerburied praaiDtlv. except in ca es where persons have died unattended in sickness and the corpses only discovered th roach the efforts of the health officer and assistants, as has been the case in several in stances, x. D. Menken died this evening. Information has been received from Grenada that Butler P. Anderson, of the juempnu i owara association, who went there at the outbreak of the fever, is in a dy ing condition. Adolph Thumel, teller of the Germaa national bank, 4iied this evening. AT GRKXAAA. New Orudis, fiept 2. Dr. Stone this afternoon telegraphed the Howards from Grenada, raying: "Butler P. Anderson is -dying." Dr. Evone appealed to the Howards to send a telegraph operator. Their wishes being male known to Mr. J. W. Hunsacker, he at once consented to go to Grenada, and left on the evening train on a few minutes' notice greatly obliging the Howards. Six deaths, three white and three colored, and eight new cases today. The whites were Coi. Lather P. Anderson, of the Memphis Howards, Postmaster Cole and a young man name unknown. Anderson's remains will leave here at midnight on a special train for Memphis. L.ike nearly all the other cues, he was getting Along nicely until a vey short time before his death. AT ST. LOCI. t St. Locis, Bept 2. As additional precautionary measure, and to guard against possible infection from refugees from the a II lie ted cities. Health Commissioner C. W. Francis has stationed a prompt and reliable physician at each of the police stations in the city, whose duty it will be to visit all cases of sickness of whatever kind reported by yolice officers or others, and U the person wci

is lately from the south and shows the slightest sign of malarial fever, he is to be sent at once to tie city, or quarantine hospital, according to the character or stage of the disease. These physicians are to consult with Dr. Robinson, of

the city dispensary, in all doubtful cases, and will be supplied with the latest approved means to disinfect and- fumigate premises which have been occupied by persons who it may be thought best or safest to 'send to quarantine. The latter hospital is on the river bank, 12 miles below the city, capable of accommodating tiOO patients, and is one Of . the best appointed buildings of the .kind in the country.. Patients will be cared for there in the best possible manner, and refugees from the south, especially those with limited or no means who are sick; of any duease, will be infinitely better oCT,there than .at hotels or boarding houses i This action of the health commissioner 'meet--the -hearty approval of all classes of citizens, and takes awav the least fear, that the yellow fever will take hold in this city. 1 AT BATOf BOCGK. New Orleans, Sept 2. The following has been received: BAToRocr.si'LaTSept 2, 1S78. To the Agent of the Associated Press: ' Eleven deaths from yellow fever have occurred here, four in the last 24 hoars. Manyare. down -sick, and- all business is stopped. - Our financial roao areas- are insufficient to relieve the distress, ana we are compelled to ask the country to aid us. Our people are meeting the situation with great flriunens. (Signed) Laos Dabthkxjenski, Mayor. CAFE FROM THE SCOl'RGE. : St. Lorisy Sept 2. Alfred H. Spink, a young reporter of this city, who left here three weeks ago for that ill starred city, Grenada, Mississippi, as a special correspondent for the New York Herald, returned today. He brings nothing new, but says the condition there, present and passed, is simply beyond description. There is and has been for the last six weeks nothing but misery, desolation and death. Mr. Spink, who thoroughly - disinfected himself at Holly Springs, where he burned all his clothing and personal effects, is quite well, and is regarded here as something of a hero. .'AT HOrBTOX. Hor8TON, Sept. 2. The quarantine order has been so modified as to allow the admission of freight and express matter when accompanied by consignor's affidavit that the goods have not been at infected ports sines July 20, 1878; only first class mail matter to be admitted, which must be thoroughly fumigated before; entering the state. Passengers going into Harris, county must have a passport from tbe mayor of tbe city, town or county where they come from, stating tte bearer has not, since the 20th of July, 1878. been in any infected place, said, passport to bear the seal of the city, town or county. This in addition to the usual oath before the heaUh officer. AT VICKSBrRO. Vicksbcrg, Sept 2. An appeal is made to Israelites throughout the country for assistance to their sick and destitute countrymen here. The distress is very great. Remittances should be made to Alex. Knhn. treasurer of the Hebrew relief society; VIcksburg, Mississippi The- Howard- association estimates 1 between 1,500 - - and . 2,000. sick and " increasing rapidly. 'Eight physicians report 110 newcases. It is estimated that there were over 200 newnesses to-' day. Deaths, 11 whites; 4 blacks.' Among them were Joseph F. Coll, .merchant, recently elected mayor; Charles H. Nathan, jeweler, and J. W. Jolly. Dr. Whitehead's condition is very critical, but hopes are entertained of his recovery. Thirty cases of fever are reported at Greenville, Miss.; 6 deaths, and the disease is spreading rapidly. ' ( : .7" . ... AT CIKCISSATt. . , L., .. Ciscixhati, Sept 2. A Miss Davis from New Orleans was removed to the city hosEltal last week, suffering from yellow fever, ler case to-day is considered very critical. A death from yellow . fever is ( reported at Franklin, Ohio. iv. AT tOUISVILLE. ' " ' ' " LorisviLLE, Sept. 2. In response to a call upon him, Dr. . L. P. Blackburn will -go to Hickman, Ky., as soon as possible. . At present there are nine cases of imported yellow fever in the hospital here. One death occurred to-night. ' AT LITTLE ROCK. , Lrm.x Rock, Sept 2. Considerable excitement was caused here to-day over the report of yellow fever at Houston, Texas, and St Louis and .Plena .in this state. As yet there has been no sign of a case here. Subscriptions for Memphis sufferers still go Gn W ki 4 k - - V- - " KJ .... 4 . . STATE INTELLIGENCE. Madison Star: The epizootic, if that name may be applied to a disease to which humanity is heir, is prevailing to an annoying eitent among our citizens. About every third person you meet is sniffling and complains of "c'od in the 'ead." t , Lafayette: Jerome Ashley, an ex-conductor of tbe Wabash, at present breaking on the L., M. and B , was squeezed between the cars yesterday morning at the South street depot while coupling the engine on to the passenger train going east at 9 a.m. Wilson, the yard man, went out in his place. He will recover. Lafayette Courier: Last evening two boys reported at the police office a man lying at the corner of Main and Third streets. Officers Harding and Mulford immediately went down, expecting to find a drunken man, but were horrified at finding the dead body of William Dewey, a well known tinoouy was suit warm, lie was taken to the residence of his sister-in-law rut opnru, on r erry street. Bloomigton : A complaint was filed Saturday evening by Uaptain J. W. Shoemaker, proprietor of a large drug store, against Tobe btnith, partner in the same firm, also owner or a jewelry store at this place. Tbe complaint alleges that defendant, when he went in as partner, promised In invt nnn j the enterprise, and that he hu nnWin'w $1,000, but has drawn half the profits. Plalnuu sues ueieuaam ior possession of the whole stere or $8,000. The case will come up before the court this week. Rnth orow.it known and enterprising ciliiens, and are recogmzea as leaaing Business men. 7 ; c . Craw ford sville: The suicide of Svllliam Davis, reported Wednesday, is one of the aaddest wiiich has eccurred in this county or some time. His family connections were the very best, being a nephew of Warin Davis. Jokn U Davis and William H. Dun ham, three of the wealthiest farmers of the county. He was to have been married next Bunaay to a Alias Todd, and is said to have been disappointed over the prospect of sup porting ner comiortahiy alter they were married. Miss Todd is frantic with grief, and yesterday at the funeral attempted to leap into the grave into which her intended husband had just been lowered. Brazil Miner: The people of our little city were never more shocked than they were last Saturday evening when the news flashed over the city that Joseph BilJiter had been killed near the woolen mills by an engine on the Vandalia road passing over his body. Mr. Billiter had been up to the "Y" and was returning home, in company with Charles Henderson, during th storm. Mr. II. heard the train and stepped off the track, notifying Mr. Iiilliter that the train was coming, and to get off; but evidently jiot hearing Mr. Henderson, consequently he was struck by the engine, cutting off one leg just below the knee and fearfully, mangling his body. He died in a very few moments after the ac cident, only able to speak once,

A Wise DeaeosA,. . ''Doocon Wilder, I want you to tell me how yon kept yourself and family so well the past season, when all the rest of us have been tick so much, and have had the doctors running to us so lone." 'Brother Taylor, the answer is very easy. I used Hop Bitters in time and kept my

family well and saved large doc tar bills. - Three dollars' worth of it kept us all well and able to work all the time, and I will warrant it has coat you and most of the neighbors one to two hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the same time. I guess you'll take my medicine hereafter." 3ee other column. . Can tb Tra tit Overtake a IJeT Investigation discloses the fact that the lady reported in the ' associated press dispatches, about August 10, to have died in Chicago, after two weeks' use of some reputed remedy for corpulency, had not taken Allan's Anti-Fat but had used a preparation pat up by a regular physician in Luzerne, Pa. Allan's Anti-Fat Is manufactured in Buffalo, N. Y., by the undersigned. We have already sold over 100,000 bottles of it It has therefore been taken by thousands, and we challenge proof that it has ever harmed anybody, unless the reduction of obeee persons from 20 to GO pounds, leaving them healthy and strong, is considered a misfortune. Furthermore, we hereby offer $5,000 reward for .evidence showing that it contains poisonous or injurious ingredients. We also offer $5,000 if we can not prove that it has reduced numbers of persens as stated herein, and always without injury. It is said a lie will out travel the truth any time; but we trust that those newspapers that have misled tbe public by saying that physicians attributed the lady's death jto the use cf Anti-Fat (which is only put np by us, the term "Anti Fat" being our trade mark), will correct the false impression they have conveyed by publishing this refutation. Bot&hic Mf.picine Co., . Buffalo, N. Y. . : Consumption Cared. An old physician, retired from practice, having bad placed in his bands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and -all . nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his sutferif?g fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it this recipe with full directions for preparing and using, in German, Frenoh or English. Sent by mail by addressing with 8tamp,riam!ng" this paper,' W.' W. Sherar, 14!) rowers block; .Rochester; ft.. 1. We speak knowingly when we assert that Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair- Renewer is the, best article , of the kind sold on the American contlnenlj r Personal ' trial 'h&i demonstrated this; and the article "is an elegant and cleanly one, .without which we think no toilet complete. Messrs. Johnston, Holloway A Co.-, 02 -Arch street, Philadelphia, are the agents for the article, and when our.PhilAdelpblfriends return "from Cape May, they should, certainly procure some of it. We know of no such article extant for the hair, and thus speak in such decided and emphatic terms. Ocean Foam, Cape May; N. J. Acting through the pores upon the sources of Inflampiation, Glenn's Sulphur Soap promptly relieves; the (burning, itching and other annoyances caused by salt rheum, scold head; impetigo, erysipelas, and other skin diseases, and ultimately removes every vestige of them. Depof Crittenton's, No. Y Sixth avenue, i ' . ' ' - Hill's Instantaneous Hair- Dye Is safe well as speedy. , as . If you want to know' when . and how ' to make money in stocks, by new and safe plan, address Lawrence &. Co., 17 Broad street New York. - The nauseUeeperV Renponslblllty. ; How many suffer from dyspepsia and other ills, by the neglect of the hoa&keeper to see that the food provided is made from articles that are not injurious to health. Among the articles which are perfectly pure and wholesome is Dr. Price's cream baking powder. Eacourage its sale by a liberal patronage. SPECIAL HOTICE3. I have bad much experience among athletics, ball players, gymnasts, etc., and can testify to the virtues of Giles' Iodide Ammonia Liniment foi discoloration bruises and soreness of tb muscles and cords after violent exercise, . William McMahok, J ' Argyle Room, Sixth avenue, cor. Thirtieth street, N. Y. In Everybody's Hontb. Pralsn and Boisodont Greatest luxury of modern times beautifies .and: preserves the teeth. The repulsive breath Is rendered as fragrant as a rose, and coldness by friends, or In business, will now be no longer noticed. .' t o Hpa Hiding's Ulue mends broken toys, etc. . . . 01 Tbe RmBN and Reality of a Poor Twac nan. New Orleans, La., July 19, 1878. Ttie nnderaigned certifies that he held for collection for account of J. M. Hill, through Jason Wilson, Marlon; Ind and Fletcher A Thorp, Indianapolis, Ind., Whole Ticket No. t23. single number lottery. In the Louisiana State "Lottery Company, which drew the first capital prize of 930,000 on Tuesday, Jury 9, 1878. Said ticket cost two (2) dollars-ent to M. A. Dauphin, Post Alee box 692, at New Orleans, and that the amount was promptly paid on presentation of the ticket. ' E. B. Shostk, Exch. and Dtoc. Clk. .Louisiana State Bank of New Orleans. The above selatea' to thedra lng and I payment of the first capital prize on the second Tuesday of July. ir may be the reader's turn next drawing It he Is prudent enough la Invest. ; " 1 r ' 0 . - The Centaur Liniments are of two kind The White 4a for the human family; the Yellow la for horses, sheep and other animal a Testimonials of the effects produced by these remarkable preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and may be procured of any druggist, or by Taail from the office of the Centaur Company, 49 Dey street, New York city ' , ,jt i :, . . ' ' The supreme court of the state of New York has decided that J. C. AyerACo., of Lowell, have the sole right to use tbe words Cherry Pectoral lor a medicine, and has issued an injunction against F. V. Rnshton, of New York city, for selling Rushton's Chtrry Pectoral or Cherry Pectoral Lozenges, or any other use of the name to deceive the public. This decision of the high court includes all dealers who neJi any similar article. 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Be it known , that on the 2d day of September, 1878, the above named plaintiff, by her attorney, filed in the office of tne clerk; of the suFerior court of Marion county, in the state of ndlana, her amended complaint against the above . named defendants; and that on the 2d day of September, 18 ra, the said plaintiff filed In laid clerk's office the affidavit ol a compt tent person showing that said defendants, Daniel M. Stewart, Stewart, whose christian name is unknown, are not now residents of the state of Indian . Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendants hist above named are herebr notified of the riling and pendency of eald complaint against them, and that unless they sppear and answer or demur thereto, at tne calling of said cause on the second day of the term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house in toe city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in November, 1878, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in their absence. AUSTIN II. BROWN, sept4-3w. Clerk. FOR BALE. EOR SALE Matthews' Patent Renewable Memorandum Rook for 50 cents for No. 1, or 40 cents for No. 2. Sample copU ssent any. whereon receipt of price. Adurew, SENTINEL COMPANY, Indianapolis. I710R BALE Matthews' Patent RenewaoK 2 Memorandum Book. Send for samplf copy and price list. Samples sent postpaid t auy address on receipt of Socpnts for No. 1, oi 40 cents for No. 2. Address, SENTINEL COMPANT, Indianapolis. AGENTS! 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