| Show BY TELEGRAPH AMERICAN BOSTON 14 quite steady with a fair average business there is no pressure on the part of holders to force sales and buyers appear indifferent about purchasing no change in combing and delaine fleeces and many of the principal receivers contracted ahead for these wools consequently the quantity offering g is small pulled wools are in fair demand and remained unchanged considerable is doing in unwashed and unmarketable fleeces ecea territory and other low priced wool sales include ohio and pennsylvania fleeces X and no 1 at 35 0 37 michigan X and no 1 at 32 0 36 new york at 31 36 coarse and fleece at 27 0 30 combing and laines de at 35 6 44 unwashed combing and del de atnes laines at 26 69 texas at 17 28 territory wool at 15 0 22 oregon 12 0 30 scoured bie si 65 tub washed washed 20 super gaper and X pulled at 23 40 california is iii in fair demand mand bales cales comprising pounds at 17 0 28 for spring and 0 18 for fall most of the spring sold at 24 28 very little new fall has yet been received and them thew is no inquiry for it pa 14 the water in the river gradually rose ruse until about noon today to day since which time titue it has fallen considerably the lower part of the city along the river is still inundated and is only reached by boats and many families are compelled to jive up stairs skiffs skins have all day been plying about among the residences in thad that part of the city doing necessary errands after repeated efforts to secure the bodies of men lost on the wreck below the junction that of engineer brown was recovered last night he died at his post and was found beneath tender of the locomotive the body bodi of mike cabill was taken from the wreck at 9 a in the body of uoti man the tho fireman has not yet been buen recovered A farmer living east ol 01 the city lost sheep PaStUr pasturing irig IlIg in lowlands the low lands MUCH loss Is feit felt by X farmers rs from destruction of corn etc which floated away reports from all small towns near us basl cate the same terrible storm and damage the A fc G W B R B R is is running on time east of here but the work of rebuilding bridges an ano and culverts cu lverts ivest west of here is blow slow but they hope to move passengers by sunday afternoon by means meana of transferring them over the breaks franklin track is reported to ba covered with two or taree feet of water luis itis believed the trouble is at an end asther aa fhe the day has been clear and beautiful toronto 14 caterin Wa terin the river don has fallen failen nive five feet since yesterday officials faret aaret erecting tem tern v all ail those in the county and adjoining nd township being swept away farmers are un abie able allelo csome io tp market and gardeners egx rs X t ailees for everything richmond Bich rich mond lathe 14 tha flood in james riv erat erac lynchburg reached its highest abolt 2 this thi 9 morning since bince which time the wa water tephas ter has the rise ase at this thit point its lis about 10 feet and is still rising but no serious apprehensions hen are felt water in the lower tower part art of the city covers dovers the ili iii harves wharves and is in cellars CANTON cantor Miss 14 dr cage one of our four physicians was taken down this morning A hospital has been established and we are managing the fever the best we can with our limited malted number of lof physicians and nurses thanks to friends everywhere for their liberal aid signed by the mayor I 1 traveled yesterday 25 miles in different directions s of the country ummi yellow fever ia Is in families having no communication ion lon with the town or houses hound found Eo antl one jode dead deai and another dying dring X my strength sid aid courage Is instill still led pod A j ri 7 AL D baton bange 14 deaths 1 13 new ow cases oases 42 total number aber of deaths tb date 27 to total tal tai number of 61 cases 1 I 1 Galio polie 6 14 today to day fjeran fexer fever in t ik ho in felted district fj I 1 s if x 14 r T m 07 uis oiw A 9 a fg exports iks yng r 14 alid show i als alf an ibs t i 4 rate over 0 deaths were wp orated bf which lor lof I 1 have bave hife been report reported bd last evening leaving to days mortality at of which 40 were colored none of 0 the resident physicians have made repeats ofner cases to the tho board of health this about noon today to day a toul foul stench was discore dis discovered coie red in ih the neighborhood of the morby and hunt block on front street A DC negro gro policeman detailed for the purpose made an examination of the premises and in iii one of the rooms discovered the dead decomposed d body 0 of f len JEL H L waring cotton to n b buyer who w ho had bad evidently been de dead a d for fon veral several days ten nurses leave for holly springs in the morning the sick telegraphers a ph are reported in a favorable condition and hopes are entertained that all will recover holly springs 11 14 nu nurses did tot dot not arrive send 20 good nurses mostly fer females nales bend send at once are sorely in need nurses leaving doctors overworked can you help us signed by walter bailey jr MD Vicke vicksburg burg burp 11 14 weather clear warmer Ther thermometer 88 68 light frost yesterday morning northward in the mississippi bottoms fever here ia abating in new cases dut b ut deaths continue very large twenty two deaths today to day 16 0 in whites and 6 colored twenty six physicians of the howard medical corps report new cases eases for the past 24 hours the statement of dr of washington as mi sent through the associated press reports last night is exaggerated in many particulars and false in in others the peabody hotel of which he draws such euch frightful pictures is kept open by the proprietor C B galloway for the accommodation of physicians nurses and active work workers ero pro and is 18 kept free from disease in reference to his wat kat statement ement through the washington press that sick white women have been outraged outrage dby by negro nurses not a single singie case of the kind has occurred new orleans 14 the resolution of 0 the howard association telegraphed last evening applies odly only to the themselves atau atad their peculiar work with the sick and destitute from fever and is not intended to apply to the peabody association who are at work to relieve the destitution tit ution which prevails widespread from the present epidemic the peabody does noble work aside from our peculiar sphere and is worthy of every encouragement jf JR Sour kayd city howard association the deaths include 23 children under seven years of the new cases reported to noon today to day sev eral were many days old the doctors report cases in bulk when they have time physicians rep reported oried 23 cases some five days old there were 20 to 6 pm and about new cases the young mens christian association reports new cases today tu to today day 92 deaths 3 how ard association new case SAN BAN BA N FRANCISCO 14 forest fires fired hava been raging on the north side of the Coluin columbia bla bia the losses are estimated above halt half a million dollars A public meeting has been held at vancouver to raise means to relieve the settlers A portland dispatch bays A ger nian named hoff roff rouman man perished in a for forest e st fire in washington territory the grain warehouses of hoxter hinds at forest grove station stations oregon on the central railroad rail Bail road was burned last night the I 1 loss 0 is falling mostly on neighboring farmers far mena mera who had had bad their wheat in store eitore BRADFORD pa P 15 A glycerIn glycerine 6 magazine near here heres belonging to N B pulver containing 70 ibs lbs of glycerine and lbs ibs of exploded explode dj t oday today to o day and hud NB pulver I 1 J B R burkeholder andrew P higgins and charley pago page were blown into fragments grera GREXA GRENADA bA miss 15 five vivid deaths and two n new acm cases es the fever is abating and we may robn look for a more cheerful condition of affairs an agent of the railroad company who arrived here this morning from new now orleans to take charge of the railroad after viewing the situation concluded to return he left on the train to tonight night for new orleans holly springs mis misi 15 this evening mrs laborde who nurses IL C perkins the express agent who ho so heroically volunteered to take the place of kofl L B Moseby who deserted his post reported that her patient bad had been robbed of his money by an assistant ass stant nurse named S E thomas we immediately arrested thomas and the money was found in hla hia coat about are still sick five deaths today to day and nine new cases signed W J li hoa HOT LAND nand chairman belief relief corm corn new orleans lae lag 15 deaths 69 59 cases reported 2 jn including 66 cases dating from the iet let tb the aust 4 afe 1 the howards have received the 1 1 following grand junction tenn send bend by the next train t two wo physicians si sic sie lans ians we will have no dector doctor tomorrow to morrow all sick 42 cases cages of fever signed ED edward vard yarb YARD BRITON mayor the total number numb b er ot of cases caseb to date is deaths 54 new cases in the last nat 24 04 hours 31 no deaths death Calro Cairo 16 A boy from kentucky who came here sick on oh wednesday day died today to day with symptoms of yellow fever five employed emp loyes of the bulletin office taken blek fick on friday are very low with the bame same same bame samey y as those who died on thursday worcester mass P 15 collections in aid of the yellow fever sufferers in ten city churches today to day amounted amount hed fed to 1422 new york 15 the circular of cardinal mcclosky directing direct int collections in all the catholic churches on sunday next for the relief of the yellow fever sufferers wis was read at several masses today to day and the priests urged generous contributions bishop laughlin made an appeal in the cathe cathedral dral drai brooklyn two grand concerts given in brooklyn today to day by fifty german societies in aid of the yellow fever sufferers were very successful kegs of beer presented by the brewers were sold memphy 15 ninety deaths i were reported today to day it is believed that many have occurred in the suburbs which are not reported fr for the reason that the undertakers will na not go beyond the city limits and they that sell coffins for their interment do Ao not report them at elmwood today to day 55 cases were brought in in express wag wagons and other vehicles from the suburbs odthe of the 24 original howar How arks s only lix L six ix is are on their feet the others being I 1 dead or sick clerical forceps force is so much reduced that becy secy J H smith requests persons sending contributions to send by draft where thre Is an apparent failing falling onn off in the number of new cases only 52 new applications for nurses were made to the Ho howards today to day 26 of the medical corps corpa report new cases for 21 24 hours houra ending endig 6 p m against yesterday vicksburg 15 cle clear and warm thermometer 90 deg physicians think there is a steady decline in new now cases but fears are entertained if the warm weather returns the fever faver will again increase eighteen deaths today to day anine nine white and nine colored among the bew BOW cases auses is wm R fairchild a prominent citizen and sud a member of the howards howarda lafaye lafayetee LAFAYETTE rne la 15 A difficulty occurred last evening in the store of chancel chaix at charles court house between charlie baptiste colored and mr valcour st mariin marlin martin deputy sher sheriff lff and a it son of N NV V st martin district attorney pro tema tem which res yes resulted gilted in baptiste being stabbed and instantly killed by st martin the latter was arrested and lodged in jail during the hight night a mob of colored leopie people varl vari variously ouli y estimated at from loo 0 00 toisto to WO brolie open the jail took ihie the p hla flaquer fla oner and literally riddled im with bullets beyond all rec ree recognition 0 g it Is supposed that be received the contents of not less thaw thay nifty fifty guns NEW 15 wm N Ro rogers gerac geror W a well weil livery stable keeper aged 69 was wais shot and dan ge 1 wounded by jas finn an ex poi policeman I 1 ce m ah w who iso lio had attempted to draw government rations but failed because he be bad no sickness in hia hla family this information being given by rogers finn shot rogers with a musket loaded with slugs NL new NEW W YORK 16 according to the tribunes tables new contributed to the stricken south the following is the total death list up to the end of the week now new orleans 2091 baton rouge la lv 80 30 Plaque mira la 37 morgan city la 8 port eads la 8 memphis tenn 1985 grenada mis holly springs miss bliss 76 vicksburg 1 eks burg miss bliss I 1 catl Cati canton cariton ton toD miss 54 port gibson kiss miss 96 ocean springs MISS 9 greenville miss alias 49 lake miss 12 hickman ky 26 louisville Loui loul aville ky 7 ga li polls polis 0 9 cincinnati 0 5 st louis mo 10 chicago ill 1 cairo ill 3 total the tribunes local columns are with accounts of saturday nud aud eri Fri fridays days dayd brutal deeda which are buin suin summarized marked thus t the body of a young woman wm was found in the woods near silver luke stat staten slaten e n island yesterday yeat erday it had bad bee been n forced into a barrel and the features dh figured disfigured by the he ac rea tion of chloride of lime T thia his la Is believed to be her a cue case of malf malpractice and murder in a drunken alg night tight ht adnew rac h ell cil one laborer was beaten and kicked to death A drunken hus bandin brooklyn i caused the death of his bis wife by throwing her from a window windo W in a quarrel among brick makers near new brunswick N J oner of them was murdered A fisherman at babylon L I 1 took hib his own life after trying to kill his wife the times chicago special says A lasalle ill special to the 2 i bune states that herman B chapman I 1 the driver of the united stat states s express wagon in that city was waa robbed yesterday of a package consigned by the first national bank of chicago to the matthiessen hegeler zinc works in lasalle I 1 the tribuna tribunes s washington special ial lai says the post omee office department has his great difficulty in the managed management ent of postal ann aff affairs airs in the yellow fever districts at grenada the situation 19 lb is 19 particularly distressing the postmaster died a few days ago and a telegraphic appeal was received requesting his wife to be appointed his successor as the F salary halary salary alary was needed ru morning 0 r ni ng a dispatch was received stating that she was dead allabe ail all the bondsmen are dead or have left the city all the money stamps and records of the office are locked up in the safe and the only persons who knew the combination are dead A clergyman is now acting as volunteer post poat postmaster master for two hours daily dally this is in violation of law on the part of the department but there is no remedy cincinnati 15 there abere has been three deaths from yellow fever at polin since friday an attempt was made to la land laud d somo fomo of tb the e abeam er Porters barges at blan denburg 10 miles wiles below Gallipo lib JiB by a man who was on them when they broe loose he was prevented from banding b bya man named mon fired several shots at him and followed him down the river a distance ot of 10 miles new orleans 16 the weather la Is clear and pleasant deaths 73 cases reported 20 of which appear at a daid dato prior to sep 12 0 to the masonic grand lodges of me the united stated the masons of loubal louisiana and aud with profound gratitude to sister jurisdictions who have voluntarily donated a large sum of money for the relief of the yellow fever sufferers in this state heg beg that they will cease their generous contributions as ample funds have been al 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