Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
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sad Heard .-~tfe@ sAe Aess.
Ths youag girI whnss singular rsstora-
siof 10 life has been pfeviensly recosdsa,
Is atlIl lvfag. Having mad sn opp0Efaan
.ty 81 InaafrIng Into III xsgy Fshas kshle
affsIF, ~ are enabled to give ehe foiiowfns
psfticnIars ~ me gtr, whose aaiee q
Aaslga Rinks, IL twelve or thirteen Ysars
ruk are. and resides with hsr pareats III
Bridge street, Nuasatga, gaA agFindaaag
'away aad efaeme anarecanta bic con- plalns,
about three weeks ago, sec, 20 bar frIsHds
ina gineas died. Tne corpse was Tigtd and
Icy cold. 1t was washed ard laid oaat VITA
usual asalhIy aeeempa aniEusnks, pennY. pie
,ess being placed ever thes eyes, and the
eoEiB was oTdsredg 20
For nogs EAan zs hours tkss Supposed
3cogpss fay beneath the winding shsst, whsu
1t happeasd that bar grandfather, 9 Very
good man, came from Leamlagton 70 the
df Nunaatoa. bHgcing with
q Fen ale relation 10 see the corpse. he old
maa reuaogea one og the copper cufns, and
although the aye remained closed, he fanei-
Cd be saw d paoyeEasIt benaatn ne Nd
Tns wonzA with him at nest rtdseuled
the idea, bal On looking more eacssly alas
too observed q movement. The medical
atseadant sgas then appsassd Of ths sixcnp~
uaaee; aud although EA at 6sst tEeatsd tbs
matter as Q deiusions the Apptleatton ot
an instrument to the region of fhs heart
susss. cauviacea him that EthaFs was Ms Ii
tha anpaxant soEuss. s.~--TlIe body was than
removed TO warmer rooEqs and the exis"
tsnae Of life auon became arpaFsas. hy
Il. .sSx q
loud suaexe placing ths fact Of hes being
a living subject hsyuasd ALI Doubt Whah
speech vas raatarsd the girl described eve
ry thing that had taken place from the
timgaR Ger supposed d6a&h. glls new who
had closed her syas ard plaEsa the soppsra
thereon. She also heard the order given
Cor her aoaah, aud gould dsssSths tAs TErl.
aas remarks made eTesheT as she lay in
her dsaGh clothes. -a's= 1.e.'t @@i
At kFst On her restoration, she FsfuSEd
all sasteHanse, aRd On some 8lsnsha being
forced upon her, abs beeaEas frightfuily sx-|
eitsd, and, though En state of sxtEans
debility, 1t required great fores to hold her.
Sihee that period her conduct has bean
very stranges~-vShe sAtsFtains wlsa to ass
str5y her Ii her amd mother, and sa cas-
occasion Rhsa they were asleep In the
aagns room with hRrself, aha arose fTem
her bed Ia ths dead oS the night, went
dOTa stairs for light, and having first
destroyed, By burning soEs Heedse-woEk,
which she new her mother 'sss great stoEs''
upun, she set fEa to the aurtains, AID thsa
retired 10 bed, from which itwss thought
impossible she could have moved In fact
so mysterious was the origin Of taae IRE
that her parants were quite at loss % az
eount for u, until the gtrl herself eonfsssed
having been tia cause. She BOW lies in
such q stale that she ean neither be called
alive nor dead, the former state being oniy
asesrtained By q careful examination OF
her pulse. We're 1t not there iB no motive
for deception, and the pareRts hsing gEsais
table people, we sAaala imagine there E9s
some Fuse In this very sxtsaordinery affair
which is causing considerable excitement
In Eunsatou and ths nsigabsrheod.