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roakl always ornptod by thooght we a impose a“ * ?*** to Territory,ag that if it3 of Chinese^ Simpeon, sy supported rrotly has a the publicSMALL-POX AT PORT DARWIN.ICT.in townea Handsj morning last by the news that Mr. D. Darnels had escap'd from the quarantine ground at Point Kaery •owe tine on Hatanlay night, and re-tamed to has own residence in Cavmagh street. The falkHring facts, elidtrd at a snbeeqaent inquiry into the case by the Board of Health, shows that as aaaal theaCur was greatly exaggerated by individuals pawned af too livelyThe two attendants who have charge of Mr. Danish state that a little after soariee an the morning in question Daniels got up, and Ming mach better, said he woald lake to drass to which no as they wished to fumigate has tent The preriun* day they had constructed a gunyah of bushes, and slang a hammock for lum to reut in whilst they wm occupied in doing this After dressing, Daniels, telling the attendants he woald be back in a moment, strolled away into the bash. After a little time, not retaruing, the latter started in march of him. After losing some tame haatiagarenad in the vicinity of the tent, they picked np his tracks onAtpm*PiJohnthe II PrAmeforiX10Ctfl• within the tioa of fiftyThe first within two i successful. overtook their charge at comer of Chvenaghstreet, and diaiely took him back to the quarantine ground, from which he was not sbarot altogether more than thre*wuartm of.time the news ofan hoar. In the mrantiitown by Mingo, a Malay, that he met him coiuiag down Cavenagkarrived by o-day, aad rft.Urn Malay very sensibly Daniels to stay where he was whilst hehroaght hism1 the pro-great finalfrom the isiting the two porfor-sg, reeita-sham fight. 1 on the old.way to[ilUiXT. kiaad. Newsea at that rmeat of aaf'the the German time and hebrother to him. Mingo the Terminus Hotel aad informed Mr. I. Daniels of his Leather , whereabouts. The latter immediately went to Mr. Ilaraod, who is in charge of his brother's promt**, and asked Urn not to allow Dstdek to citer the hoace if he made Ins appearance. He thro conveyed the news of his brother's to Dr. Wood. Tim letter at once started oat. hat in the interim the attendants (McCrary and Thompson) had safely nomvrad the his old quarters, and on arrival he was calmly eating fast, apparently none the worse far his !■ edrentare. From mm ex-Daaids is reported to have made ase of to the attendants on the morning of his rorape. Dr. Wood is of opinion that he was light-headed at Urntime and not responsible for hit actNo farther ontlmk has occurred daring the week. Two or throw report, of fresh eases were circulated, bat they proved to be all moonshine.Heat!Vieti and lt;New W of K Inna *** JoTe Twrt Ham far t!Aa “Hts oat afterMi104ILheaviwithThBillh Gleni RobeI■ilvetDr. I SoldiOnConntyfa,Starthold»tly is expectedenled to the (Tie English under thePoint Emery quarantine ground yesterday.Unless tome fresh outbreak happens • the meantime, tlm houses isolated in Carrnsghetnn f, will be dedared free on Tnmday next.It is understood that the Chinese on the Flying Cfasd will be released today.da we after bwt h him L tried out, I on this Lhe gn A hitputnji state that iiaoxatioo of of Victoria legates are alter colonyMr. Danids is gradually becoming nvalescent.Reports reroired by Dr. Wood this morning show that no trace of smallpox is discoverable inland.S3again,
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Darwin North Australian
Darwin, Northern Territory, AU
Sat, Sep 10, 1887
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