Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25
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tao CssFhims in ses Nsmh hat $3.50 L.
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asza csneEn1es that R~sizAgA4 md EASY say
fer Anstia CnrA1z - escape assee1assza
zsgh Hebrews Al EAnhssfaa a41rh Is 10
resign his PRESIDENCY e lie Eai xay and
Hotel Company and nsssr rssSs tie ps1rs
sg8in. and after ~nrh IN sx&iasrsun If asza-
<esf a< NJ has naH5= fAss Eeek- il y b4
Surprising II fhe stockbos3srs q fhe i soor-
por.rtsas de nut and il ia fbeir peru sIsry
Interest TO nnise siEh u il urs az fksa-
xsy aysan his aEt-aflen- TIE b ard Il
D-segzt4- Of tbs Lahan ii American He
brrE c-ongrr-sfsszns- E0tiag The exrinSasa
II the Jews from . pxrz Ct Cansy Island
szrs- I'VE nszy safely hare nur defense 10
The intelligent and aiv2nred pablo ssnsi-
meat a eur I How risizEns irrespective If
creed nz rsr%-
much apparent s~pprshension exists re-
CARDIAC the cases q ysiios serer disrnr-
errd here ard in Brcaslvn. TIE fact
SEEMS to be o~rerlonked that ne have bexrlT
every sunasrr three or f0Gr cz--s and SO
far these this year d. not diff + in kind
from former years The Saastarr Super
inteadens .tirm~ that the esty l. el-zaer
this Summer than for several seasons. and
no sixrm need exist an that scare.
The Superintendent Il Nails At s.. Louis
has tekgrzph.a the P~nsso1sre DrEar-He NJ
that the Postmaster al bar city has rss=ses
20 r~ecsire mails from the infected { strics.-
and asking fnr inssr uctians. The follow
ing r~ply Vas sent by the Acting Snpexia-
trndfnf a the Railway Mail Service. By
dITerfian Of the Postmaster General. reg
-~S4r I1--w- NJ -.
wsided 10 their destination. on account II
quarantine regulations. N tie Postmaster
~ ST. Louis, xhe viii be held responsible
therefor.
A Yellow Fever Caap Establishes
Memphis. July "a.
Fourteen neu case were rtpnrfri this
mnrning; among the nnmber we're Charles
A. Stacy and Alexander Kepser- Two ear
laSds Of cents furnished by the Gusern-
ment. have arrived. and the city aafhari-
tle~ will tomorrow establish q c1nsp at
pcint seven miles nor h Of the cisy. on the
P2incah Railroad The Howard As~ocia-
fion Yesterday placed q few nurses on duty.
This morning the street in frout Of their
rssoms MAS crcxdei by coidred peupsp.r i
anxious TO be assigned to. duty. They
were dispersed. and informed that no more
nurses were needed. Fnnr deaths from
yellow fever hare occnrrei since last night
Mrs. H. T. H.il4nslvr. John Lacxrj, Mrs..
B. T. Miller ana Henrietta Taylor.
Positive distractions 10 GEN. Miles-
W~AsHINGrux. July a
1t Is learned at the War Department that
positive Instructions have been sens TO
deHsral Mics ia tine arsriii rest. requiring
him to proceed cautiously. and if posi-
Dir 20 avoid = conflict with the Iadians.
GENERAL Sheridan, il Is understood has
been authorized Z withdraw General
Nils COMMA. and 70 reinforce him with
additional troops a. he may think proper.
The shsesias or Frank Hobbs
QrIScy, ILL.,, July 81.
A band OF determined men entered the
Jail where Frank Habbs. colared. Was can
nnei. on a charge of ousraging and nearly
killing Mrs. FERGUSON. a; Reeidlng. Pike
cnnnsy. shot him dead. and dragged his
body. riddled with bullets, through the
STREETS. His victim had idrntined him.
Lieut.. Giark's fixhs.
st. PAUL. Mimi. Jnly ~.
The particulars II Lienf. Clark,s fight
on BsAvsr creek have heen received. T9o
companies and fifty scouts were engaged
with 400 Indians. Several hossiles were
killed o. N. Harlan. Company c. Sesond
Cavalry. and E. Stand IL ths same cam.
pzay, were wounded. Three Indian scouts
wero killed and one xanndea. The scoats
report that Sitting Bull. with 5000 war-
rl"rs, has moved over from Frenchman's
creek to this side Of the line
TrAmps shoot = Man aad WIFE.
JAMESTOWN. n. ". July ~.