Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-14

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alphabet The -Tra1ns SAYS this Greek
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naval architecture The dsy d heavy
A2o-ed iron-clzds has g72s By and tor
pa5o E2r1zre and tight drzug1i crafts Eith
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cozss defense II The future, a. tyylEg pro0t
q tie teo6eHcy Is Afforded By the Dew de-
p4rt1re u the German Government. The
Admiralty have dacsded 70 build thirteen
ganbozts Il place 81 the hsavy monitors
Hhlch had been planned il 1878 and. far
! more, 10 ABANDON ike Construction Of two
Iron-cl4d floating batteries and to provide
each var ship with q small zoi Of light
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IN" szys il i tolerzSly certain shst the
Cain11sn viii speedily fn3 business for
these ye-ssls Oh settling the long o1ist4ad-
ing account they have had Eifn Japan. II
thinks they may also try conclusions with
Russia. whose hostile disposition On the
western frontier is becoming more pro
no1need ard who iiss crosehing like a lion
in or near By the Island Of soghAliea.
Yellow Fever Bulletin.
MEKrEIss August 10.
Yesterday p new cases were reported, 10
coIored. and two more deaths occurred.
Eight new cases were reported ihis morn
ing, five OF whom are coloFed. Ten deaths
from yellow fever have been reported since
last night. w. H.. Reynolds. Mayor Of
Corinth, Miss telegrsphs that there is not
. case Of fever Of ans kind in Corinth.
Hon. John Johnson. q member Of the
State Board Of Health and Superintendent
OF Quarantine, in . telegram this morning,
told L. Plunkett. President Of the State
Board Of Health: MY resignation Is a
member Of the State Beard OF Health Of
The state OF Tennessee. and Superintendent
o. QasrAntine ct Memphis, goes forward
by mail. and all Official connection with
fhs SAID Board a. 9 member thereof and
superintendent Of Quarantine ceases from
this time. reserring TO myself the right. at
the proper time, 70 ask an investigation
and . decision upon nay acts by the State
Board OF Health"
NEW ORLEANS, August 10.
The City Council have adopted resolu-
tons declaring that there il no case Of vel
low fever in the city and protesting against
the unjust quarantine established By
Southern cities.
CoRrSrH, Miss, August Is.
A perfec. stampede Of citizens i in pro-
gress, owing to the Illness of the Mayor and
the President Of the Board Of Health, who
are supposed to be sick with the yellow
fever. II Is thought that their coming in
contact with citizens fleeing from Mem
phis At the quarantine station caused the
infection. The people are fleeing 10 the
country, but many farmers Quarantine
against them. They are WANDERING thronob