Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-13


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Tbs Stsss Box-d us Health this morning
established "a Inspection of trains and
r-Essnssrz- Herszster al perssas AID
trains IezEing Memphis viii be required
- hzEs certificates from the inspecting
cAor- Al trains arriving ard departing
wll transfer passengers and baggage 81 a
poiai aFs zaises distant frsm the city
Jadss Rays condition Is uniupr0ved. and
bas faint hopes are entertained Of his re-
cSyerF- Ha son also lies in : critical cor
dit1oa.
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Tbs steamer City Of Helena. firm yicks-
burg, VAS not allowed to land last night.
Quarantine regulations viii be enforced
against ali steamers and trains FROM Mem
pits IN .ecorlzDee 9Th resolution adopted
By the Beard Of Health
Sudden Death Of Ex-Governor Alien
Of Ohio.
C~IfcIySATI, July IL.
Ex-Governor Aliens Illness WAS Of very
brief duration He was in Chiilicothe on
Wednesday apparently in the most excel
lent hsalfh and spirits. His FIRST mention
Of illness v2s on Thursday morning. but
be did not regard his condition Of sufficient
consequence 10 receive attention until the
afternoon ~ 4 o~'cloe-, when he had svmp-
IONS Of . chill. aud DR.. Scott, his son-in-
las and physician. induced him to take
some medicine and go to bed. DIR. and
Mrs. Scott remained in attendance upon
him. although Gov. Allen considered ii
useless and urged them TO retire. He wa.
up several times during the night. About
halt-p4st 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning he
arose suddenly. left his Ned. staggered to a
chair fell into il and died without = word.
DR.. Scott bad seated himself in an adjcin-
.4o ioom 1lu IcrfVl1cu hastily 10 MIS-
Seots's call. bat before he reached the Gov
ernoris side he was dead. The exact date
for the funeral has not been fixed. but it is
believed he will be buried on Monday
morning.
At . meeting Of the Common Council,
last evening, at the suggestion Of the
Health Ofhcers. Si.sH was appropriated
Tor placing the city in the hes, possible
sanitary condition. and to fill in all ont
lying ponds liable 10 breed miasma and
cauSe disease.
Miseeilaneoux Items.
NEW YoRK. July II.
At = meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the National Board Of Health To-
day, the following was agreed upon The
following memoranda are transmitted 70,
the purpose Of securing. when necessary,
she speedy execution OF the provision il
the Act 81 Congress Of June, 1879, reauir
ing the National Board of Health to q.
operate with, in so far As il lawfully NAV
the State and Municipal Boards Of Healtt
in the execution and enforcement OF thu
rules and regulations OF such Boards Il
prevent the introduction Of contagious and
tniectiouG diseases into the United State.
from foreign countries and from one Stst<
! into another ; First, all communication,