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hour is 100 and he has neither fever
nor any other unfavorable symp-
toms.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August g.
Up. Mater the last bulletin was
issued the president suffered for q
time from nausea, but this has sub
sided. lie has had several refresh
ing maps, and his general condition
is even better than might have been
expected. After the operation and
etheriZation at noon his pulse was
104, temperature 102, respiration 20.
At present his pulse is 108, tenn
perature 1919, respiration 10. Un-
der the circumstances fever must be
regarded as moderate.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, August S.-W.
j. Logic of Kearneysville, West Vir-
ginia, candidate for cadet engineer at
the Naval academy, was drowned
near here yesterday while bathing.
Boston, August S.-The Ameri-
can public health association will
hold its ninth annual meeting at
Savannah on November 29th, and
continue to December I'd. A meet
ing of unusual importance to the
sanitary interests of the country has
been outlined.
NATCHEz, Miss, August 8.-The
first bale of new cotton raised III
this county was received on Satur-
day, and was sold at auction at noon
to-day. 1t brought twenty-five
cents per pound and classed strict
middling.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, August 9-EXECU-
TIVE MANsIoN-S:30A A. M-NotwiIh-
standing the effects of yesterdays
operation the president slept the
greater part of last night without
the use ofany anodyne. The febrile
rise of yesterday afternoon slowly
subsidized during the night. This
morning, at 8 O'clock, his pulse was
SO, temperature 99-S, resplrati 10.
Since yesterday afternoon small
quantities of liquid nOurishment,
given at short intervals, have been
retained, and this morning larger
quantities are being administered
without gastric disturbances.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
w ASHlNGTON, August - +. M.
The president has been very easy
during the day, and has continued
to take such nOurishment as allowed
without any disturbance. The dis
charge of pus from the wound is
quite large, and it is evident that
through DRAWINGS have been Sc
cured by yesterdays operation.
The degree of fever this evening
differs but little from that of yester-
day. His pulse was LOG, temperature
1919, respiration 10.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11
THURSDAY. AUGUST IL, 1881

Nixon, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Pace,
July 31st, on charge Of horse stealing,
gave bond yesterday and was released
from custody.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11
rhs WHY Horse Thieves.

On last Saturday evening Henry Lewis,
a cOlored man living in the city, saddled
his horse and rode from his place to
Pecan street. where he hitched him to a
rack not far from Mr.. flstt's livery sta
ble- He len him there to go and attend
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

Business in the city yesterday morning
was very good, and there was considerable
activity ON the streets. The wholesale
men were filling orders, and loaded
number of wagons for different points.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

OF. Gunnels, colored, from Round
Rock, was arrested yesterday for perjury
and arraigned before Justice Tegener,
who placed him under $500 bond to APP
pear at the next term of the district
court.
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Yesterday evening gentlemen from
Rice's crossing on Brushy creek, was in
the city on the lookout for theft who
had got away with two Of his horses
early yesterday morning. He reported
the fact to the proper officers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

Rufus Atwood, from near Mountain
City, arrested few days ago, ON a charge
of theft of yoke of oxen, was arraigned
before Justice Gregg yesterday, and
plead guilty. His bond was fixed at
$500, in default of which, he was CON-
mitted
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

Jordan stovall, colored man, was ar
raigned before Justice Gregg yesterday
on charge of using language calculated
10 provoke a breach of the peace. He
plead guilty and was fined 81 and costs.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

Mr.. W. N. Cruschon, living On the out
skirts of the city, near Gen. Shelley's,
had store-room entered by burglars and
a set Of harness. a five gallon can OF oil
and chest OF tools carried OF. No clew
TO the robbers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

There is n colored girl, aged about IA,
very black and with her left hand injured,
travelling about the city. She has the
character OF being a sneak-thief and
housekeepers should keep an eye on her.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

Thus far this season nine bales of new
cotton have been received. two of them
from Bastrop county, purchased by p.
Thompson at ten cents per pound. In a
few days is is expected the receipts will
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

Report Of the city sexton for the month
OF July, 1881 White, 81; colored, IL {;
males, IS; females, IL. From birth to D
years, II; from to 20 years, from 20 to
40 years, s; from 40 to 60 years, /; from
90 to so years, 2; three died outside of
the city; of four deaths the age is not
given. Total deaths, 30.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

If every church was society of
loving men and women, helpful to
one another, If every church was a
scientific school, if every church was
a center from which should radicate
hundred charitable institutions,
believing really in "the communion
of saints" how long would IL be be-
fore the world would be veritable
kingdom of heaven?
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

Tribune: A Denison young
calls his sweetheart "Silence
cause when he wants to
"she gives consent. .----
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

Jim Cook, the colored trainer, has now
I'm training at the fair grounds, the fol-
flowing horses, the property of Mr.. James
Brown, Of Lee county: John Claiborne,
chestnut colt, 2years old, by Rebel, dam
by Uncle Vic; Tom Gay, brown gelding,
3 years old, by Rebel, dam Rapidita
by Asteroid; Reputation, brown yearling
lilly, by Rebel, dam Rapidita, by Aster-
old; iron gray flly, by Rebel. dam
Lady Gray (Keene Richards, Js. . dam }
The animals are all looking well except
Tom Gay, who escaped recently, and
took run Of hundred miles In one day.
but he is picking up rapidly.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

There is movement on foot to organ
lie q gentlemen's driving club IN this
city, the object Of which is to enliven
the growing interest in good road horses.
as well A. to afford a source OF amuse-
ment ana pleasure to the lovers of this
sport, By way Of occasional matinees dur
ing the fall and winter. While il is true
that Austin has very many beautiful
drives, yet the unevenness OF the country
and the miserable condition OF the streets.
suggested the necessity OF providing n
suitable place to speed horse with
safety. In view Of this fact the half-mile
track Of the Austin Fair Association.
Through the generous contributions Of
ew gentlemen, has been put in good
rider, and with proper care and atten-
ion, VIII be second to none in the state.
This Il move In the right direction, and
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

Saturday evening late the Capitol board
was In session. but did nothing ofimpor-
lance. A letter from Mr.. Meyers, the
architect, was read, stating that he was
actively engaged getting up the working
plans for the building and would have
them completed by the middle OF octo-
Der, and in time for bidders to examine.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11

to some business, and on returning about
shutdown, discovered that his horse was
missing. He made inquiries and learn
ed that a
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-08-11
LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

New ORLEANS, August 9.-The
following are the principal prizes
drawn by the Louisiana State Lot
terry: 1902 drew $4,000, sold in
New York and Jackson, Tennessee !;
35,Sl8 drew $4,000, sold in New
York and Chicago; 1885 drew
$4,000, sold i'll New York; 1902
drew $500, sold in New York and
New Orleans. The following, sold
in Chicago, New York and Bloom
ington, Illinois. drew $1,000 each:
10,202, 14,09S, 1867, 1887, 8O,880.
IRIsHNIEN's CONVENTION IN CHI
, 1881-04-20

nlcnt no intended 10 present for tho signature
OF tnenil,nrs a pctition praying the Queen to
rcteasu DavItt. Besides tho ftomc- Rulers,
sevcrai thn1llsl, md Bcotcl, laolnbers will
slgii tho petition.
TlIE 1tEstAtNa Of WILLIAM MotttEY rUS-
RlfON ~
wcrc bltrtctt today. An tinmcnsn and sy,ll-
pntllatto co1lcourso Of nroplo WIS nrcsetit.,
NEW SiAHEEr. April -ta.-Tio Wis.
ttor's Pluto at' the Craven meeting wns
won by 1lncnlnsaIre easily. kcc,,c's
LUrl Murphy nt,tl 1,ran Dancu startetl, but
lid not run prominently For tho double
trlal ulato Kecne's North Star was bacl.ctt
heavily, but lid INT ret pluce. SaIrta's
colt won, Scotch Whisky second, Lady lsu,!ly
third. liothschflds' itulb,,f, tho fayoril,
finished nlons1te III North Star.
Thirty THOUSAND POUNDS OF Gof.p
was purchased III opcn market yesterday for
the United States.
TIE BUSHES HANDICAP.
Spfefdt Cdhte. %.
NEwMA1.KET, Apr!l i0.-For tile Bushes
1,astdtcap, ono milp. seye, ran. Sir. ". y.
Crawfurd's Master WnlIer WON easily. Mr.
Pierre Lorillard's Wallensicil,. ridden by
Darbee, finished last.
, 1881-04-20
Hf1NORABlY JUSTIFIED.

Coroner Matson held all Inquest yesterday at
tho County Hospital upon Jamea Wallace, tho
fpotpad Who died from the effects OF pistol
shot, Tho doctors who conducted tho autopsy
submitted T. report, tho particulars OF which
straightforward manner the story hH has told
without variation sinoo tho night of the shOut-
about to hold him UP ana rob him, and Just US
The fnrmUr presented revolver at bis hc,II, and
Hus nbout to aumRnd bis mnt,ay. he shut him.
ho shot tho mai, who first dratw
tho teyolvur upon him.. They
acknowledged that thoY bud boon una6te to ttnd
hllItics were they had left towf. Thereupon the
Jury rotired forn sh0rt time. ai then submitted
justfnAhlu houleld.. 9nd that Mr. d'Anguera bo
cxontratpl frolu all blAtMo.
, 1881-04-20
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,
The Littto Village Of 3onnd Brooke
n. j., the Victim OF = ssrioua Con.

lH6 A1tHG FlHRKo Ol k0HnN nf00KS
N. 3.,. the Victim OF = ssrfous Cons
flagratlon.
Special Dtspdfeh to 1hs Chicago Tribune
nousD i3nooK. N. j.. April 19--Tho centre Of
ths thriving little vln9c Is n hrap OF smolder-
Ing r,lins Seventeen buildings aud two barns
wora totally consumed by tire this AFTERNOON.
together with must Of their conteuts.
Forty famtltes wbu were ih these houAss
at tho ttmcare homeless. Fortunately only one
perstn was injured. THO lre started At half
past In il frame barn owned by John 1tamsay
and used by Wltnm Laird on tho south
side Ut Main strpct lust west, af tbs
depot. A brisk southwest wind car
rlcd 4sho tlnmes tn La,ra's =: house, 1fty
fees nwny. 'vhenco they epci frnm building to
building down MRtu street to john street, Thore
they crossed and burned up the nurth aide Of The
7:WJ. By THO efforts Ut the ttrctush. Over
two Hcfea Ut gruunJ wert laid wMsta. All the
burned buildings Ect1 frutnc. nad were mostly
% st fper - Is xeittx. @ Grt' rho tasa m ioss Is ~ e.sI
mated TT $1i01l. mist Ut WHICH ts not cnyered
BY Insurance. Thc Acenn tu.nlght ID one Ut desc.
!atlon. Thu strruts nta full OF household goods
itMp ny thu glowing emnors sna tho tlxht
standing: Groat cxcisement prevailed up
~ lutte unur. as lnExe number Of ktrauEers
from plhfniiell at,t kotlcrstlto tOok advantage
n ass es ses
number nf tho ufttzens organized ia
protect themselves and property. aud hitter
T., isw tfEhts IT, =. good IL o.der Or! nsesai!e1
nS nrS9 E; o. he 5e u ~ Sy .sK srsat toa"y
passinx ioct'fnptfve. Hound nrook IS growing
manufacturing town and f1as population Of
AEOtIt three thousand. tnnst OF whum nre en-
KaHed In factories Aiid mills.
, 1881-04-20

She Gets Hack nt Her Trnduccrs, md
IndMi4cx In a .EllmrnGtoriAtle Com.
ptalnt Against the Wofldt6 Cruelty

Tnsu,vo. IN - r1,.r,o o.eris,Ie s,rn'.
ntninf auntn.t ti,c XVorldt. t,r,,.itv
nm.i 1nsmstIrc.
spfetat ut,patea 10 H.. cbtcaoo tribune,
Npw yang. Anri, 1o-MIaa snua nicktnson
hoa ~, ,e ,"rn -, hor ~, ~ .,..fonst, -, hIr
notion in rcruslno Il, nlnv tfnmie fInuits ami In
rcnty tn rohn str,son ,vhn ,vns m hare l,con bor
,nonnoor md vino wf,,Id still tlsc tn c o,,,, ho
,,,n,,aI tsr RI tIvn ,,,, t t,n cortrnot al, ~, ,,
WIN him nm tba inn nj Mnrrb xho ,,noInrcs
thnt !" sho hai an,pc rcoson r., l,w. tu.t,1e. nna
ccummnn snnsc" Tnr bcr oct,o,, IN rofnstny n
appcar Ut tho Chestnut Street Opera IIousc,
phi'adelphn. Miss Dickinson. In letter to
tho Herald, avcrs that stekspu WIS guilty Of
t,,o ~, h.. sra, sh 80 ,,,snrls.. ~, ,sn..,'
snu'n vi "eF "aet1 SUI WA pu"c1'uss W esohpe
consequences, ana soo aads: "so soon a. 10 Is
wilt be reat1y, with tho uroof Of what hero d.
c,"rc ara VIII - +,a ,,an, n,s ~ ~
eharictcr and Shameless rulsehood In Ills card
uas no American living nss more jus,iy esrncd
her her @ eeantrynon s''sssN' aad wonon. ''1 / hays "
md md wthuut % knowIedae. % IN ' aiI % havo
attonapteu 1or years. pecaase py th's ettcmpt
self what have through all my life since WAS
a glrl Of 10 douo In DcnaIf Of otners,-facc. not
wi,h bravado, but unauohinsly. liza. most mer.
clless OF tyranes. tho COMPOUND OF public |xno-
rance aud public Intelligence known as public
~. ,,,w ,,.et 49,, ,s,.. ~ ,a ,,.as"..t ,xnr a
xs r and Of set sons
art, art since vii hold an opaoue or distorted
.sin,o,o,, :. ann. nt,,,i.,sas. sa,,sas.n ~,
eyes and ali sou may attempt to do
ut La my misfortune, to hnvo won q great
, 1881-04-20
MUNICIPAL.
MADISON, wra.
apeetat pt4poteA ta M CkteoN, Tribune.

MADISON, wTa.
Special DtpoteA to 5he Chteoso Tribune.
MADfsoy. Wis. April lg.-rho ncwIy. .cnrntIcti
Mayor 1T Madison. tho Hon. 1ntncs ConktIn, und
tho incoming Aldermen, tho wholH Dutlit l,c,uv
Democratic, were ,luty awosn int0 t1h,c tt,-t,.y
Mt nom. May0r Conkltn's inaugural ahnws that
tie revenue nf tho city during tho pnst ycar hhs
hecn $oiop1; on hand At tho fltst nt tho ycur.
sd!,t7D; total, S14o,Gu. Expensts. So6,eo9, lcnv.
Ing n lalaf,cU on tand ut *50.1T1. Thu ntfaIra of
tho ctty aro shown to h0 In a very prosperous
Eos,Altion.
j. II. clArk WIS elected President Of tho Co,ln-
dill John CNrsoott. civ Cerk: ChIef ut Police
ind Street Superintendent. Andrew ntshop: pc
iieyl: City Attoraoy, II. II. lsashtord; John Joy.
tariatur.
, 1881-04-20
FIRE AT SAN hhRclAL, N. N,

BAN N3AIso1AL, N. d., April l8.-At q O'clock
this ovaialug As8 br0ke out In tue billiard "a.
loon. Every business building ln town aud
many private Fesf4euccs, numbering alto
gather about thlrty houaea md tents.
wero destroyed, Losses on buildings
ti40Q0s lIttlu or nj tnauraace. Quo nan. l1amg
upkliawn, wAS seriously iHturea Tho o1ty
building loft In thu buslnoas poruun OF the town
wst o,,e containing soreFal TONS nt powder. Ons
bIltltlg alat cvutl Iaed AHyufaI thousand rlu .lds
Of cartridges was burned. tna explosion causing
poOplu to Fpt1r4 lsuIn tho scGne. Tho AFp u Sup-
pusSl tp h4ye betil tuceudIary.
, 1881-04-20

pAa Arr,, e1r1 t9@i,o e@J% c},o, ,oot,ros =, t,o
"ln; 4spln st'.o1 .s"tules ~ uao
nss .a u"s plossc"!1ka ~ t,1e -nollelals sn"e
.e,eneH "ele 1'o adthlIn9le apeeenes ol tile
=, .i'",slers oi tote'9n 4inalts ala F!hnnce'
tl' st"s"'"s speee' naa"e = pfolou'u inl'
n.ess,oa. =. nope, SUN ~. u'"1
tns u!scuss,oms a Wntc,s take p'ace !" tl,ls as'
su."py sua WI .t, tn,ow 'Isut upun Luz sMoleet'
w hupu IL "'tl w ptoYeo poth ny tle 1e'.eH.
inss u seo,1 ,a'a s',nae u e&pce.ence llia.
.ssaa..J'a, o'sS'n ,t, y, ~ wv Wy a'a olly
SYSTEM Wnleh VIII oe anie 10 recall lilohetnrS
,sa""li'y III at' pafes VI uie "oriu.
Wa arc hot ncse 20 aeDa1e the
ptovts'ons o. tfeats Ill Which one OF the
p.tt'cs u.t''t w. the sat"cF aatu tllc ou'er
.',n Mn'ee'' Nono a.o aoio " "aAe VI asA SUI.
1'"ces. "uhe a1e le1o
~ ArlEAh ~ IAnE Tue LEAD ~,
" !" oe oeuel lIAoe',eu thn'' otHe!s' Me
Aso ne1e Simply u aaopt III Roou latt'
u1lu N.cs ntusc collsl.'ecatlon' ss'ch leso'q.
tohs ns h'"y w eauaa'y lAsotapla 10 III. ~
= - staaes's necessary ~ aau t'..ss W. no"'se
r.ta.n us.oa" ~ nnp'so ~! op.n.ons W
., utnei AZ p,a"s ,,, h.u 7ts,Gnla has po ~, ~
sansea. % ~ y, VII " lfee,s u,scussea' tMo
uscso " .l a''I aelesnss t.,,e - u.s ~ .s
H.,sl"i 1sIIsts ciisls III I.ohe. 4ne h"ss'ah alsu
,shof'!y' ,.
,>.r,,o. :1 40 ~ n'.:fn aasoesata a. ~ p'sss:
p,n,o aosf1 10 'ris,, 1,.,orua,ta,,,i a ,.' vstn'
o,ar,. ,,,s n,nnnl III ,rta.on,,
l." i,orthao,nv - tIj,aipo sft,.tat.r . ~ ~.
sipn = rFatrs ,.,'n ,vatcnn,nd ,%o faratnn ,la,.
sgn,oa and sail tnat ~ .ha no,,foro,o. III,
not oc,ia"o ,n,mo',iato suoooss ~ ,.o,,,d -,
ioast ,,",.o ro,.n nnn,,o..rsios ,,,',o,, asa ~
.>1.s ''s~'o e"sooo so"ts"Fe.9!ee "Hl.n wv
, 1881-04-20


y aptttat Dftpateh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
MINIATURES, Wla, April lD.-At the special sos-
sion Of tho Cotntuun Council tu-duy the tld nuarl
ot Aldermen adjourned sIno die, and tho newly
elected took thur plnrcs. sinyor Irown suh-
lnitted a lengthy annt,nt Fnossn9e. 1io apputntcd
nd c. +. Ft,ute West. Side inettlH1r III tha stur1l
Of Public Works. The o!t|eIal city printing cnn.
trhct WIS awarded to tho fepHttcuH and Nrars ut
II cents pgr fliU. Tho Sentinel received d cents
per folio for tho Work tho phst year.
, 1881-04-20
d, LATE CROP >NEWS;.1

Spsssat Dbpateh to l'ht tA4aaso 4ssh.nE
#. FArt, Mimi. April io.-qhe Iionesy,pse4s
has further adsices tsona VARIOUS SECTIONS Ut tho
6tntc, sho~lils that seedlt9 u well begun IN
t,pATly uit keutlous. although tho snow hauYs on
in some plasos- The following dispatches are
given:
6Arx NlrIus, Minu., April! lQ.-Tho snow In
this section of the country has uluese wholly
, 1881-04-20

liishnp Mcintyre. aud tho issv. II. h. iiyora.
'rh!a arotinn cnbrncna NIL tho brancf1ea ri TIM
Mrthtdsat Church iii America. Tho Dtllrut nf
thu meeting WIS tn ne.ign nrrtccn speakers md
The Rntnc tiiltf,imr Ut cs.ayihtA. I'hD w.rk was
tinnp. bnt tbtt list WILL not lo n!a1r pliL1sn TIL
st'n"l thai !liahup sn,psnn will mako tho apcn-
, 1881-04-20

.Areu.l's lscer, trou.: aud Wine, wish
CfnchoIsu. tho standard metIiclnal tonic at thii
progressing .lxe. 1t eurlohes tho blond. prompt
iy tnvlCurates the brain md nervous syxtom,
improves digestion. eto. itesults round form,
store, corner Sinuisos1 street and Fifth ayenue.
Hci1dfn.sA aAuxsta Snive II uu fnvniu.
able dressing for int1amoa and sore joints. Price
u cents.
, 1881-04-20

MILWAUKEE. April lv.-The Hon. Horace HUI.
leu, editor OF thu Rtlnl1tcan. received special
aud persot,ul dispatch Tonight from Now YORK
statlug that Whitelew ttuia bud resigned the
wpuIu succeed to the cditorshiI. chief VI thst
papHS.
, 1881-04-20

IN THE 1sH371A3E Vkgs1&sSt
q LONDON, April 19.~-The Sultan OF the soo-
loo Islands ls dead, Civil war has broken
out among tue natives ln- connection With
elect[ng A!s successor,
, 1881-04-20
AMERICAN METtI0DISIS,

C1ao1NsATh @. April lo.-rho Executive Com
mites ot Tho Western secuou Of ths Ecu1nen-
tcal, Conference OF tho Aethod!st Episcopal
Church to mret lu l4andun September. .pe1t. held
it4 session hero to-day. With folr nemocrs pres-
, 1881-04-20
GERMANY,

YON WEBER.
DERLtN. April 18.-rhllItpe Won Weber,
soM OF Carl ap4 Maria Y0n Weber. the colu-
poser, is dead. -
, 1881-04-20
RUSSIA.
!. THE PRESS.

BTt PETERsnUNo; April l9.-1'FInce Via.
,zat,sky, censor Ut foreign journals, has been
appointed General Censor 0t the Press.
, 1881-04-20
Grave III Westminster Abbey
Open to the Distinguished
Dond.
eapinning of the Great Silver Con-
terence OF Seventeen
Nations.
N. l1ngnln, tic French Secretary OK
the Treasury, Chosen Press
ident.
nsatb of the Sultan Of the gooloo Ialands,
in the Indian Ocean.
GREAT BRITAIN.


rnrAn pr11,A7N.
1n..n W.. caxar,r1n,s ,,rArn
,a au..o III id ord I,eaconsdel{1 took
LoSnoN' 4.Ma 49, ~ ~ ! ~ o,ei"cr Ahnut q
nourlsh!neh. np 70 oon,otoae 'o hrent,,,nv with
O'clock ne oeea'''c nsa eo," III, a,". i,T,,co ot
much a'laenns' "I ns -as,as,.,,..s s~ @ hnI ynr
ones appea to usn! ,s ,t"oss ,hcv @ faie r.,
p9oAu.e NV 49,. f',,,,ir,,,t Inr,l f9nrrt,,r.
that Ills deat't WIS 'i'i'!, t,.',,,.'
ton. Dr. GUAM, asa Sar .,.,a l,p l>osS asos meto
expired ms oecath li1s oetn4o "'um ~, ~" ~
lie. Ills iaee WIS very n'acla. 1ne nea.ts
act'ou and pulse continued for fow mill .
utrs after brentl'ins ceased to be APPARENT
Ills friends ana hs'rses eon''lusu afouna
the bed n few minutes after TUG pulse eeased:
us The tiil WIS So quiet !aa1 IL WIS u'''ieu'1
to realizo tint hc was dead.
THE PLACE OF BURIAL.
Earl Bracnnsl!eld will be buried beside his
, 1881-04-20


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