Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 58, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1878 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SEOTINEL, WEDNESDAY MOUSING, .SEPTEMBER 15 1878.

JACK'S JOURNAL.

Another Dark Page in the Feycr Record Spread of the Epidemic. A Largely Increased Death List in Memphis New Cases More Numarons. Terrible Situation of Greenrille Out off from Oommu&icatioa and in Urgsnt Need. The Disease Beaching into Country Places Renewed Appeals for Aid Measures of Belief. THE PRET OF TIIE PESTILENCE. Msrui Weather Amnfn Infrfsi IheIpoDIencjr la tb Yellow Fever Infer ted Cltlew. Memphis, 8epL 21. The weather has turned warm again, which is favorable to , the spreading of the disease among those who remain well. Since last night John C. Niemann, Alex. W. McConnell and John W. Lewis' names appear among those who have died. Martin Griffin, cashier of the German national bank, was taken down this forenoon. This will not interfere with the business of the bank, as ex-Mayor John Johnson, superintendent of the Howard association nurses, has taken charge, and will keep the institution open. Theodore Hoist, the undertaker, is reported as dying. R. R. Catron's condition is quite unfavorable today. General Luke E. Wright, James Prestridge and D. F. Torter have charge of the business of the citizens' relief committee. Among the. convalescents seen on the streets to-day were Judge Archibald Wright and H Battenberp. The hope that had existed in the breasts of the living that the fever was abating has been dispelled by tne reports of to-day. At the Howard headquarters there has been one continual call for nurses, and the demand has given employment to many who were on the eve of departure for home, thinking their services wore no longer required. The board of health officially reports 64 deaths for the 21 hours .ending at G o'clock to-night. Of these, 22 were colored. This is a great increase as compared with the day previous, when only 33 were reported. leath has taken to-day from our midst Theodore Hoist, Mrs. Beok Pullen, Judge Charles Kortreicht and C. Brooks, only son of Will S. Brooks, of the Memphis Appeal. Mrs. Pullen died at Gill's station, two miles east of the city. Judge Kortreicht was elect- ' ed chancellor at the late August election by the national greenbackers. and was recognized as an able lawyer. He is an old resident of the city, and on the appearance of the lever had removed to Bartlett, Tenn., where he died to-day. Among the new cases reported this afternoon are Ed J. Carson, druggist in charge of Mansiie.d's drag store, William 1 Ionian, captain of police, the wile of Ir. Heber Jones. H. 8. Kin?, of the masonic relief board, ar.d II B. Clarke, treasurer of the citizens' relief committee. R K Catron, agent of the associated press in this city, died to night at 8 o'clock. A. D. Longstaff, president of the Howard association, wa seen on the streets to-day looking very feeble. A. R Droescher, sergeant at arras, Hiram W. Gage and F. P. Dunn are classed among the convalescents. A tug and barges have been secured to forward supplies contributed by the cities of Louisville and Nashville to Greenville, Mias. Dr. Luke P. Blackburn, of Louisville, will accompany the expedition, which departs Wednesday. Twentyfive physicians of the Howard medical corps report 156 new cases. AT NEW OELEA5S. New Obleahs, Sent. 23. Deaths, 4-1; cases reported, 134. Total cases to date, 7,972; deaths, 2,514. Captain Thomas Taylor, for merly matter of the steamboat Erie, died at Bay St. Louis on Saturday, of. fever. Dr. Cnoppin reports Dr. Kibbee convalescent. Drs. Wiley K. Fort, W. Ii. Mandeville and S. Hale have recovered from attacks of yellow fever. Colonel Hardee, state engineer and member of the board of health, is reported very low with the fever. HisterMary Elizabeth Burns, a native of Boston, died today of the fever. The mortuary report for tbe week ending San day evening at o'clock shows 00.3 deaths 512 whites and 61 colored, 384 mates and 219 females; yellow fever, 408; of which 338 were whites and 20 colored; other fevers, 5o; children under 10 years, 249; under 5 years, 2U0; natives of Louisiana, 281); other states, 84; balance foreigners. There were 15 deaths up to six o'clock, and 147 new cases reported. Of the latter, however, 53 date as far back as a week ago and more, while 94 date since Teptember 20. ije veri were at the St. Vincent infant orphan asylum, 12 at the Camp street female orphan asylum and 12 at the asylum for destitute boys, corner of St. Charles avenue and Dtifoss street. The following explains itself: . Jackson, M um., Sept. 23. To the Freemaoa and Odd Fellow of the United mates: In behalf of our afflicted brethren and their' famine In our fever Mrkelcen communities, and in behalf of hundreds of others wlio have been relieved by yoor timely and generous beneficence, I return you profound tbank- for the noble reonne that you have sent to our appeals fur help. I have thereby leen enabled to answer promptly every call from tbe 10 place In the state Where fever Is prevailing, and will) funds on hand and now coming will doubtless be able to meet every demand until the close of the epidemic. Should there tie any surplus It will be distributed km Judiciously an possible for the beueflt of hundreds of orphans bequeathed by the plague to lmporenxned commDnltlra. In their behalt I would still enll t your Kncrous Hrinpathjr. The relief received through me hRs been disbursed, an far a practicable, through committee ot both ordent, without rtKara to race, color or creed. Hucb. has been the expreel wiKh of nearly every lodge and brotoer contributing. I am now obtaiDlns; UhU of families having special claims upon our care, so that none may be overlooked In the distribution. Have received to-day nearly S.j0,Urt), nearly .nil from mason and odd fellows. Indue time a full report of this good work, which it has been mypilvv liege to conduct, will be -given to the geneiou contributors and to the public. It will be a testimony to the goodness and gratitude of tbe huuiaa heart. (digued) J. H. POWIR, Oraud Secretary of Maon and Oram! Treasurer of Odd Ftl'ows. Cases reported to day to the Y. M. C. A., 87; to the Howards. 297. The Peabodys Issued 27,295 rations. Dr. Kibbcl's condition to night is not so favorable, and fear? are entertained of him. AT CREENVIXLE. Milwaukee, Wis , Sept. 23. Flea?e publish the following dispatches: The onefrom the general superintendent of the Western Union telegraph company explains why Greenville, Miss., is cut off from regular telegraphic communication, and relieves tbe Vickfcburg office of all responsibility in the matter. The dispatch from A. J3. Trig?, may or of Greenville, was the last heard from

that city. Mr. Trigg la reliable and responsible, and it is to be hoped his call for help will receive the attention it deserves: I Wrekstili-k, Miss , Sept. 17. a P. Huntington, Milwaukee: Need all the assistance we can get. Expenses very heavy and pestilence yet raging. (Signed) A. B. Taio. New York, Sept, 23. C.P.Huntington, Milwaukee: We are very short of help at VlcksDurg. Fllppen has been alone two weeks; but the princlp! difficulty In the way of doing the Greenville buslnes baa been the bad condition of the line. It will not work through, and the country people wi.l not let the repairer go through to repair the line. (Signed) JoitW VAX Horse. Greenville is located on the Mississippi river, x miles from New Orleans, and can only be relieved from thnt city by special boat. It is without railroad communication, and through boats will not land at infected towns. Tnough isolated and unable to make its wants known, it is to be hoped Greenville will receive sufficient aid to warrant the Howard association of New Orleans in sending another boat this week to Greenville with an additional supply of nurses and hospital stores. The majority of the inhabitants of Greenville, to the number of several thousand, are in the immediate neighborhood of the town, and it is greatly to be feared that the pestilence has spread into the surrounding country which is dependent on tbe town for doctors, nurses, medicine, ice and other assistance. Aid for the town of Greenville should be sent to the Howard association of New Orleans with instructions that it is for the relief of Greenville. The following are the names of a few of the p-r-sons who have recently died at Greenville: Judge N. J. Nelson, Aba Smith, old Mr. Morris, Columbus Heard, W. P. Kietchman, cashier, Miss Helen Finlay, Mrs. Hasberg, Ralph Marshall. Mrs. Kietchman and Nancy Hasberg are reported recovering. (Signed) C. P. Hcxtisotox. New Orleans, Sept 23. The Howards have a dispatch from Vickaburg announcing the arrival there of the steamer Blanche Porter, sent from New Orleans with doctors, nurses and supplies for Greenville, which point she will reach at 5 p. m. to-morrow. AT VICKSItCRO. Vicksbcro, Sept. 23. Weather clear and warm; light rain last night and early this morning; thermometer, 91. Six deaths on Sunday, and 130 new cases, among them Mother De Sales, of the conveut of Mercy. To-day 7 deaths are reported, one of them from the country. The Vicksburg Howard association will send, to-morrow, the steamer Kate Dickson tp Greenville, Miss.,coLY.5ing money contributions, ice, provisions, doctor and nurses. The fever has decreased so much here that visiting physicians and nur-ies are going to other points. Yellow fever Is reported at Delta, Louisiana, three miles below Vicksburg. President Rock wood, of the Howard association, is to night reported in a dangerous condition. Among the deaths to-day is Henry Loake, a member of the Howard association. Telegrams to-day from Delhi state the fever is decreasing there. Reports about yellow fever at Marysville, Mississippi, are untrue. Telegrams from there to day contradict the rumor. AT rLAVlt'EMINE. New Oklkaxs, Sept. 23. A letter from riaquemiue says: Total cases of yellow fever, 175; deaths to date, 65. The fever is now spreading in the rear of tbe town, causing distress and woe to the most humble. Even the colored people are taking down rapidly. Dr. Scwinge is recoveiing. Hel wt his brother and two children. The Howsrd association sent up with Dr. Magee 12 nurses, and the first week they were here live of tbem were taken down and one died. Several families had every one down, some as many as rive to ten. This is tbe most gloomy town I waa ever in. No work for the poor nor trade or business for the merchants. Every day looks like Sunday. God only knows what the poor would suffer bad it not been for the generous contributions which enabled the Howard association to come to their relief, as they have done for the third time. AT HOLLY SrRINUS. New Orleans, Sept. 23. The Howards have received the following: Holly Springs, Sept. 23. PJease send two more physicians, the nurss asked for last night, and ten or twelve more. Dr. Lilehaa tendered his service, and la on duty since tbe last dispatch. Thirty-two new cases and nine deaths. There are but six physicians on duty. Dr. Iwls was taken down this morning. Dr. Hegur Is strong enough for duty. Dr. Sheldon is doing well. Uovksiek, President Boird of Health. N AT BATOX ROUGE. New Orleans, Sept. 23 A Baton Rouge dispatch announces the death of Robert Wiseman, chief of police, by fever. Baton Rocge, Sept 23. New esses for the past 43 hours, ending at 9 a. m , 80. Deaths, 3. To'al cases to date, 789; deaths, 43. Application has been mad? to the Young Men's Christian association, by Colonel Holland, of Holly Spring, for two experienced clerks for the relief committee of that city.

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The undersigned certifies tbat he held for collection for account of Messrs. J. M. Lefort & Co., Lafourche Crossing, Louisiana, oue-balf of Single Number Ticket, No. .1.110 and Approximations Class "II," In the Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the Stcond Capital IVi.e of Ten Thousand Dollars, on Tuesday, August 18, 187X ; nald ticket having cost the sum of One Dollar, and thai 'the amount was promptly paid on presentation of the ticket attheotllceof the company, F. P. Sf.vix, 11.1 Herat ur Street, New Orleans, La. o The Centaur Liniments are or two kind The White is for the human family; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and other animals Testimonials of the effects produced by these remarkable preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and may be procured of any druggist, or by mail from the office of the Centaur Company, 46 Dey street, New.York city.. The supreme court of the state of New York has decided that J. C. 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In the H'nie of Indluna. his complaint against the above named defendant, and that on the lWh dav of St-plemtoer, 1878, the anid plaintlft filed In ald clerk's office the afhdavit or a competent person showing that said defendant, isarah K. Ilarter, Is uot now a resident ot tne state of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of ald court, said defendant, last above named, is hereby notified of the fllini; and pendency ot said complaint against her, and that unless she appears and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling of said cause, oa the second day of the term of said court, to be lxt;iin and held at the court house in the city of Inn la na polls on the first Monday In Deceniber,l87s,saldoompialnt. and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in her absence, AUSTIN U.BROWN, scp25-vrT Uerk,

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Call or send for Price List. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE REAL ESTATE. OF "VTOTK'K is hereby given that themuU ri xlgntrd, administrator or tbe estate of Andrew" T. Lower, deceased, will, by virtue of an order and decree of tiie Marion circuit conrt lately made, expose to sale at public auction on the premict,on Saturday, tiie 2uth day of Octoler, 1878, at 2 o'clock p. m., the following real estate of f aid decedent, to-wit : Twelve acres of laud in Marion county and state of Indiana, described aud bounded a follows, to-wit : Beginning on the wntli lint? of section No. 22, in township No. 17, north of range No. 2, east, at a point 30 chains and 30 liuks west of the soatucast corner of tbe west half of the southeast quarter of riid section, said point bet np in the center of Eagle creek; thence running north 15 chains and !M) links; thence west 7 chains and 55 links; thence south 15 chains and 90 links, and thence east 7 chains and 55 links, to the place of beginning. Terms of Sale One-third or purchase mouey to be paid down, one-third in six and onethird in nine months from day of Kale, with 8 per cent, interest, payable without relief from valuation laws, GEORGE W. SCOTT, Administrator. September 21, 1878. 1M"9 .So. 1 . ilnienl Ifie. Wade pres. M .I'af Lm'. l-nrr cW.rty miii tb im i.i a , t -1 Y V VI XoV IT 3apr rxrc Pr-mee?.-rm wr-iWi ".iss aw Of SinCW Pr-",ri--,.in'J-rr, No. R. lUavlil Votnici-. A a - ' iiiwi', krt m " r- "-'; Ir-eH Trfcs Ard iiiJ:? Co., T.A. iSfrci-Ai. Ann t T - V" Bakkk, IlonD a Hendricks, Attorneys. STATKOK INDIANA. Marlon county, ss. In tbe Superior Court of Marlon county, lu the State of Indiana. So. !,425. September term, 1878. Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. J antes Francln, Oliver 11. Pomt'ierty, tJeorge W. Francis, etal. Be it known, that, on the 12th day of June 1K7S, t he above named plaintin, by bis attorneys, filed Jn tbe ofilce of the clerk of the superior Court of Marlon county, in the state of Indiana, tils complaint- aicaiiast the above named defendants, and that afterwards, on the 17th day of 8eptemoer, 1878, the said plaintiff tiled in said clerk'sotlice the afiidavit ot a competent person sho'vlnt? that said defendants, Oliver R. Dougherty aud OeorgeAV. Francta, are not residents ct the state of Indiana. Now - therefore, by order ot said court, said defendants lt anove named are hereby notified of tne tiling and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appenr and answer or demur thereto, at tbe caUlngol said cauw on the second dav of the terct of said court, to be begnn and held at theOoirt House in tbe city of Indianapolis, on tQe first Monday in December, 1K78, an id complaint, and tbe matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heaiu and determined in tbeir absence. AUSTIN II. BROWN, fcep'Jo 3w Clerk. aa4 MORPHIXK tiKibwtuMl y aud medily cored. IkaiIm. N. pDbUiy. Smd mmf for full pvtictiuvi. br. Carltm, la WiaWgtea it, CUvho, 111.

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Special Flavoring J- A. BENDALL. VTA ftV';A,l A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE ! Tenth Grand Distribution, 1878, At New Orleans, TUESDAY, October 8tti. Louisiana State Lottery Co. This Institution was regularly Incorporated, by the legislature of tbe 8Uue for educational and charitable purposes in 1SG8, with a capital, of flf000.000, to which it haa since added a reserve fund of Hio,iiuo. Its grand pinolk smt bib distribution will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. It nevt.k scales ok postpone". Look at tbe fo! lowing dintnbotion : CAPITAL SUISSE S30,000C ."Xl.000 TickeU at W each. Half Tickets, f I. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize ... 1 - " 2 Priaes of f2,Z'.. " .. lfe,000 5,0UO 6 " l'J . ... 2D o!X) 100 100. a) " so 501) " 2 .... 5,000 10,000 10,000 10,000lO.Ott 1000 LOW) " 10.. ' APf KOXIJUATION PRIZK4. t) Approximation Prizes of t3C0.... do do 200 9 do do 10O 177 Prices amonntlng to . U0,4 RospotiKtrjle correspond ins egents wanted at all prominent, points, to whom liberal compennation will be paid. Application for rates to clubs fchoald only ba made to the Home Omce in New Orleans. Writo.clearly stating fell R'.Wress, or fnrther Information oraena orcteri" to M. A. DAUPHIN", V. O. P.OX fiW, New Orleans. La. Or I. T. WiKMiwanl. IS North Illinois street, Indian:iioliii.v Allonianind Kxtmordinary Drawings re under the supervision and manaaemeut of OeneralsU. T. Boauregard and Jubal A. Early. KATS8 SEDUCED 1 Ciieap Excnrsion Tickets I Ity way of St. Lonls. over fhe Iro", noonvlu Knte Tl X 4i SHORT LI 1On Sale on and after September 1st, 1878. For lowest rates, full in format ion with mops, descriptive pamphlets. time--bles, etc., call upon or address K. A. FoKii, t'iencral Faswenger Agent, Ht. Louis, Mo., or Jons Howard, Kastern Passenger Agent. 158 Vine ftrret, Cincinnati, Ohio. Descriptive pamphlets of the celebrated Hot Springs of Arkantid 91slled Tree. T1 Pore. Gronnd Pone. Amraoalafetl Naprr-pltoopiklp. Cah paid for Dry Bones or Cracklings. C1IAS. O. yORRtR, Agent, 249 S. Pennsylvania Ht., Indianapolis. Ind. Sandalwood Capsules. Tbe safest sod moat raHabla Cur for all DiMaae of tba Urinarv Omaa. Certain Cor la ciarbt daTS. Beware of dsoreroaa hBltstion. . r All Xmggitf. Writ for Clrcnlar. DX7NDAJ3 SICK & CO., 35 Yf otter Street, Kaw Ywk.

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