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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-07
PROGRAMME TODAY.

The general session meets at the Opers
house at 10 q. M, to-day, and the following
programme of exercises is laid down.
Prayer by Rev. D. r. Breed.
LIST. Report of committee OF arrangements
ID. Announcement Of committee on nom.
nations.
Sd. Report on journalizing the transac
tions CT the association.
4th. Action On amendments, by DR.. j. II
Packard.
Offered by DR.. D. H. Goodwillie, Art. Q,
Sec. 8. Permanent members: strike ont the
words "put without the right Of voting"
Offered by DR.. J. a. Packard, Regulation
H., par l., to read as permanent members or
members by application"
Regulation VI, line 4, strike out 5 and in
sert 10. Second paragraph, lines 4 and 5,
strike out all after qualification" to and in.
Guiding "aasociation," and insert "publica-
tion."
Regulation *. Add new paragraph:
"Members by application shall consist of such
members Of state and county societies, in
good standing, as shall make application In
writing for admission. They shall simply
have the right to receive the Journal on the
anne terms as other members"
Regulation 4, paragraph 6, strike out ali
rom 'eee," in line Z, to land" in line g.
Regulation ", paragraph 8, after "pub-
lshed" inert ''in such manner as the assoca:
ton may direct"
II 8. m. Address by the chairman of
section on practice of medicine, ETC., DR.. j. A..
Octerlony, Louisville, KY.
IL IN. Address by the chairman of Sec
tion on obstetrics and diseases of women, II.
o. Marcy, Boston, Mass.
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PLACES OF MEETING.

General sessions at the Opera house at 10
q. m. daily.
Section sessions at p. m. to-day and to-
morrow at halls located as follows:
Section practice of mediciss. materia neiics
and physiology, meets at the Opera house.
Section on obstetrics and diseases of women,
meets ut Odd Fellows hall, Wa5eshaw and Fifth
streets.
Section ON surgery and alstomy, meets ct Sher-
man hall, Wsbsshsw street, between Fifth and
Sixth.
Section on state medicine, meets at workingmen's
hal, corner Wabashsw aud Fifth streets
Section on opfhslmoiogy, otology and iaryngology,
meets ct Market hall, corner Seventh and Wsba-
shsw.
Section on diseases of children, meets at Druids'
hall, corner st Peter and Seventh streeta.
Section on dentistry meet at council chamber in
city hall building corner Of Fifth and Washington
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-AMUSEM ENTS.
ST, PAUL CHORAL SOCIETY.

The society will meet at 8 O'Clock, p. M,
sharp, Monday evening, June IL. inst, in Y.
NJ. G. a. hall. Odd Fellows block, when per.
manent organization will be completed by
election of officers and standing committees.
A cordial invitation TO attend this meeting
and become active members is extended to all
''ladies and gentlemen Of good voice, ability
to read at sight in standard works with reason.
able accuracy and intelligence, and Of such
interest Ia the active work Of the society as
TO insure prompt and regular attendance at its
meetings" [Const., Art. s, Sec. 81 The
number Of active members is limited to eighty.
MRS. Fl. NJ. KNOX, FRANK WooD,
SIG. JANNoTTA, 8. P. JENNIsoN,
J. P. MOORE, A. 81. sIEGFRIED,
Comnit ee on Organization.
at Wed-sat summon
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Something Now in Advertising.

D. r. Musselman s. Co., OF Louisville, Ky.,
the renowned manufacturers Of plug tobacco,
have brought out a. new article possessing
qualities in point OF flavor, purity and special
selection of Kentucky leaf, which not only
rivals, but is pronounced by connoisseurs au-
perior to the best Virginia brands. The
Messrs. D. R. Musselman & Co. have christ
ened their new brand "Boot jack" Whether
this strange name has been selected for Gu
phony, peculiar appropriateness, or as within
Of the manufacturers, remains mystery.
The proprietor won't tell. not because OF the
rare excellence of the article itself. because,
SO to speak, 1t is in everybody's mouth. Much
speculation is rife as to why the name was Sc.
lected, and, in order to stimulate the wits OF
st. Paul, to go on guessing, it is the intention
of the dlscoverer Of .sBoot-Jack," to soon Of
fer a princely premium for the real reason why
"2oot-Jack" is not only peculiarly appropri-
ate, but the best name yet adopted for to-
bacco which Is at once novelty and a revela.
ton in high grade goods. The Messrs. Mus
selman h Co. expect some one will hit the
mark aud obtain the beautiful gift. Meantime
they advertise "BootJack."
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7as Section Progran,sn IS .

IS4S OcCtSOe ITOVFtNtWeS.
The respective sections meet at 8 p. M, as
follows:
Section on Practice OF Medicine, Materia Med
icine and Physiology. Meets at Opera
house.
LIST. Treatment OF syphilis with subcuta-
neeus sublimate injections. DR.. J. V. Shoe
maker.
Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women.
Meets ut Odd Fellows hall.
1ection OF Surgery and Anatomy. Meets at
Sherman hall.
let. Plastic spllnts. DR.. Oscar J. Cookery,
Baltimore, Md.
Cd Aspiration with compression in dis
eases of the joints. DIR. II. A. Martin.
|. Sd. Fracture of the elbow joints. DR..
Stewart.
4th. Genesis OF bone. Edw. Bo rex. St.
Louis, Mo.
5th. Ununited fracture OF the femur treated
by exercise. DR.. Geo. w. Nesbitt.
9th. Elastic tension in the management Of
cases of delayed separation Of ligatures. DR..
]. R. West.
7th. Lupus exedens of the face. DR.. A. c.
Post, New York city.
9Th. Sub peritoneal surgery. DR.. W. N.
Fuqua.
Section on State Medicine, Meets at Work.
men hall.
LIST. Smallpox, with brief record Of
1900 cases. By DR.. J. Il. Van Deman, Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
Section on Opthalmology, Otology, and Larry
nology.
1st. On the hearing of children, By DR..
Laurence Turnbull, Philadelphia.
Section on Diseases of Children. Meets at
Druids' hall.
list. Means for lesseniug the mortality Of
infants from bowel affections. DR.. N. s.
Davis, Chicago, Ill.
Section on Dentistry. Meets in Common
Council chamber.
LIST. Oral Hygiene. By Dr.. VIM. D. Kemp
ton, Cincinnati, Ohio.
I'd. Injurious effects OF mercury as used in
dentistry. By DR.. Eugene S. Talbot, Chicago,
Ill
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Reunion of Ex-Prisoners.

DAYTON, O., June 5.-The Soldiers home
at Dayton has been determined on for holding
the annual re union by the ex-prisoners of
the war association and it has been set for
Wednesday snd Thursday, the 14th and 18th
OF June. The home possesses unusual ad
vantsges for such a reunion, being located
near the city, with excellent railroad facilities
and ten different railroads from all parts OF the
country center in Dayton. On the evening of
the 10th there will be reception in the city
at which Gov. Foster, Hon j. G. Blaine. Gen.
Knapp, K. P. Kennedy, Durbin Ward, s. B.
Smith and other prominent persons of the
war are to be present and address the meeting.
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who assisted In the details OF the arrange.
ments. 1t is needless to say that the supply
OF refreshments was equal to the demand,and
fulfilledto the letter the freely translated motto
given above. As stated above the entire
affair was most complete success, and great
credit Is due to Col. Belote for the admirable
manner In which he carried out the wis hes OF
the committee of arrangements. 1t was
nearly midnight before the last guest retired,
and thus ended one of the largest and most
enjoyable entertainments In the way of a
public reception ever held In st. Paul, and
one that will long be remembered by all those
who ware DrpgaNt
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LawIessness on Roth Sides.

LAWRENCE, Kas., June 5,-The man found
dead In the river on Saturday proved to be
David BausEan, of this county. He was
enticed to the river bank by a colored prosti
tute and was attacked, killed and robbed by
two colored men named Frank King and
George Robertson. who fled on the finding of
the body. King wss captured near here and
Robertson at Independence, Mo. They are
both in Jail here. A desperate attempt was
made to Lynch King, but the officers sue
eeeded in safely failing him.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.


The meeting then proceeded to the election
OF officers for the ensuing year.
Dr. s. D. Flagg, of st. Paul, nominated DIR.
Willard, of Saltwater, for president, and paid
that gentleman a high compliment. The
nomination was heartily seconded by DR..
Sheardown, of Winona.
DR.. E. Phillips, of Minneapolis, nominated
Dr. A H. Lindley, sr., of Minneapolis.
The ballot resulted: Willard, rs; Lindley, IL.
Dr. Willard was declared unanimously elected.
For Vice Presidents-Dr. A. Fl. Lindley, of
Minneapolis; Dr.. Mccormick, Of Duluth; DR..
Charles Berry, OF st. Peter.
For Treasurer D.. SnesTdOwp, Of Winona,
was unanimously re elected.
For Recording aecfetary-D:. c. Il. Board
man, Of st. Paul.
DR.. c. a. Wheaton, Of St. Paul, was elected
rs Que Of the censOIs In place Of DR.. Hersey,
Of Saltwater, who has let the state. Drs.
McComb and McGaughey were reelected as
members OF the board o. censors, which is
now composed of DIS. Leasure, Wheaton
Giddings, Jacoby, McComb and McGaughey.
DR.. Mulard the President-elect was intro
duced and took his place as presiding officer,
briefly thanking The society for the honor
conferred.
The society then adjourned to meet on the
tbird Tuesday in June, less, at Minneapolis.
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The Enscuttve Committee.

The executive committee of the American
Public Health association holds daily meet
iDgs at Metropoiit an hotel from to 10 a. m,
The following mem bers are present:
Prof r. C. Kedzie, of Michigan, president.
Medical Director A. L. Gilsen, of New
York, vice president.
DR.. Azel Ames, of Boston, secretary.
DR.. j. Berrien Lindsey, of Nashville, treas
urer.
DIR. J. E. Reeves, of Wheeling, West Va,
secretary of the state board of health.
DR.. Jas G. Thomas, of Savannah, Ga.
president of the Citizens Sanitary ASSOCIATION
DR.. Thomas O'Neal, of Dayton, 0.
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NJ. sabin on Thursday evening. The invitation
was accepted, and thanks returned.
DIR. J. II. Murphy, of st. Paul, withdrew
his name as permanent member on the part
of the society of the American Medical asso-
citation, as he was already member OF that
body, and he desired to give place to some
young maH.
NEW MEMBERS.
The committee upon the appli alton for
membership reported the following named
gentlemen who were duly elected as members
of the society:
II. G. Murdoch, Granite Falls.
w. A. Vincent, Rochester.
G.. A. Stevenson, Fulda.
r. II. Welcome, Granite FAILS.
Alex Rrodie Cochrane, St. Paul.
H. s. Hill, Owatonna.
J. J. Everhan, Kassou.
L. G. Mitchell, Minneapolis.
a. K. Norton, Detroit.
c. r. Kellan, Heron Lake.
Chss. J Sc BORA, Elk River.
j. R. Howes, -.
II. f. Hoyl, st. Paul.
William Leverres, Eorthfield.
E. A. Holmes, Oronoco.
a. w. Parsons, Brainerd.
John M. Bell, Minneapolis.
j. w. Murray, Minneapolis.
J. A. Simons, ST. Paul.
T.. lCHeIS,
o. s. Chapman, Minneapolis
A B. Gates, Minneapolis.
VIII. Byford, Minneapolis.
Il. n. Orion, Minneapolis.
Lizzie K. Wass, Minneapolis.
A. T. Wass, Minneapolis.
A. II. Hedderly, Minneapolis.
E. I. Chiffon, Howard Lake.
Henry J. Burwasb, Minneapolis.
Ida Clarke, -.
Bruno Jsehnig, Red Wing.
F. o Sherwin, Daluth.
NJ. II. Manson,
John A. Macdonald. Chaska.
W. Dodge, Henderson.
J. A E. Spaulding, Luverne.
DR.. heensn, Morris.
Thos. McDavitt, Winona.
c. N. Clark, St. Charles.
II. P. Johnston, Houston.
T. a. Holmes, Oronoco.
r. D. Craig, GAINESVILLE.
s. s. Wentworth, Minneapolis.
c. L. Wells, Minneapolis.
W. Fl. Powell, Murdoch.
Chas. ". Drew, Minneapolis.
Ches. Dolan, Waterville.
George Larringer, Red Wing
John 8. Whlldin, -.
Geo. Newlands,
A. w. Parsons,
P. J. Shillock, st. Paul.
Charles B. Witherlee, st. Paul.
Samuel Keith, Minneapolis.
E. s. Spencer, ST. Paul.
w. P. Watson, st. Paul.
DR.. John W. Reed, of Lime Sprin $, Iowa,
was elected an honorary member of the
society.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Dr.. s. B. Sheardown, the treasurer, reported
as follows:
DR..
To amount in treasury in 1851. ...... $l79 II
To amount for invitations and GER
Gates TO 90
To amount for annual dues, 1881 -. 2l0 90
To amount for delinquent dnes ..... Sc 90
Total 1856 n
Disbursements ................ 1913 u
Balance on hand ........... S227 O5
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NOR RENT-House of eight rooms, cistern
Il water. Apply on premises to Thos. Daily,
Torrent street, between Mississippi and
Broadway, 1880
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tho RENT-New house, six rooms, $50 Park
i avenue. Good we'll, cistern and wood
house. Inquire on the premises, or Of A. II.
Stall, corner of Rice and Charles street.
1913 20
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Aliens "Ieon Tonic Bi,teys" will supply
deficiency of iron in the blood better than any
other known remedy. as the iron in these bit
tiers is in the most perfect state to be taken
up and assimilated by The system.
For sale by J. P. Allen, druggist and manu-
featuring pharmacist, st. Paul, MINI.
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Union Pork

Will be rented by tine day to societies for fes.
tival occasions. Come early and secure your
dates. Terms liberal.
GEoTE & HINKEL,
St. Paul, MINI
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BELL HOYT-June 6, ct the Church OF the
Good Shepherd, st. Paul. Mimi, John VIM.
Bell, of West Hartlepool, Durham,
Eng, to MaryP. Hoyt, of St. Paul. By the
Rev. W. G., Pope.
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DIED.

KENT-In this city, June 6, Ellen Reheccs,
youngest daughter of John and Elizabeth
Kent, aged twenty-nine years and nine
months.
Funeral from Christ Church, Thursday, at
2p. M. Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
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ITO RENT-New house, with good we'll and
l. cistern; splendid location. Apply, P.
Kelly, 137 Commercial street. 155 SO
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NICoLAY's AUCTIONS.

OOE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS AT
40 AUCTION IN RAN5OM'5 ADD
TON TO ST. PAUL. THE SALE ON SAT
urday, June Sd, of the above lots was going
on successfully, when the storm compelled an
adjournment until Saturday afternoon, June
10th, 1882. A portion of these fine lots were
sold. This splendid property is situated on
Sherburne Place and Cortland, scheffrr, Gera-
mum and Agate etreets adjoining Weide Il
Dawson's Garden Lots, and Bass Garden Lots,
and just inside the city limits, close to Rice's
third addition, in the vicinity of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis d Manitoba railroad compapy's
new extensive work shops, expecting TO en-
ploy from 800 to 200 mechanics and laboring
men. Location high and dry and perfectly
healthy. Stores, church and good school
near by, offering great inducements to all class
es for profitable speculation and building pur-
poses; owing TO the large and constant de-
mand for tenement houses 10 this rapidly
growing neighborhood. The balance OF these
desirable lots will be sold at auction without
reserve to the highest bidders, on Saturday
afternoon next. June 10th, 1889, at o'clock
sharp, on the ground. Terms of sale very
liberal; 10 per cent. cash must be paid at the
time and place of sale and the balance in
monthly payments OF only $40 on each lot
required until paid for, without interest. Free
Omnibuses will leave the Merchants hotel
on the day of sale. For hand bills, maps and
full particulars call at our Office, No. 81 East
Third street. A. K. BARNUM, Agent.
III. NICOLAY, Auctioneer 155 81
NORNER WALNUT AND PLEASANT
~ AVENUE-At Auction-A 2-story frame
house and lot, southwest corner Walnut street
and Pleasant avenue, fronting on Walnut
street, containing twelve rooms. Main house
26x36 with extension; excellent well water
and cistern on the premises. Is in fiDe order
aud desirable residence, with good barn.
Lot 5sX x120 feet. Also, lot adjoining, 5Ox
l20 feet, suitable for immediate improvement,
known as lots No. 1 and Q, block SO, Dayton
& Irvine's addition, only two blocks north of
Fort street and street cars, in good location
and rapidly growing neIghborhood Walnut
street is only two blocks from Seven Corners
and the business part OF the city. This fine
property will be sold at auction Wednesday
morning, June Z, 1882, at IL O'Clock a. m, on
the premises. Terms made known on day of
sale. All in want of pleasant home should
examine this property. Sale positive.
A. K. BARNUM, Agent.
A. Il. NIooLAY, Auctioneer. 154 So
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NOR RENT-To family without children,
L new house, newly furnished. Enquire at
227 Iglehart street. 14S*
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LOST AND FOUND.
FIN ANCIAL.
GQOnOO TO LOAN on city real es.
tate. Lowest rates. A. Z.
Rarnum. "a East THIRD street. Oh

DECEIvERS SALE AT AUCTION-I will
II cell by auction the stock Of jewelry, sill
verware, etc, of VIM. Anderson, consisting
OF silver watches, silver plated ware, solid
gold jewelry, clocks, epectacles, splendid Die
bold safe, show cases, counters and other fix
lures Sale at j. II. Warper's store, corner
Third and Cedar streets. Friday, June 8, at Q
O'Clock .. m. in. ROGERS, Receiver.
1880 J. M.WARNEa, Auctioneer.
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NOR SAI4E-An interest in fourishing
l. country newspaper. Only paper in the
county. a rare chance for frat- class man.
Address B., Globe office. 116
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HORSES. ETC.
HOUSES s ROOMS WANTED

A NY persons having good furnished rooms,
"A with board or without, who will receive
members of the American Medical associa-
tiea from the 5th Of June, will confer favor
by addressing DR.. A. j. Stone, corner Fourth
and Jackson streets, stating character of ac-
cornmodations and price. 1861
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A Democratic weekly news
l. paper, established thirteen years; net pro-
ceeds $4,000. Price 5000, half cash down.
Easy payments for the balance. A rare bar
gain for a newspaper man. Address Globe,
st. Paul, MINI. 1921
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HOUSES.

NOR RENT-House of nine rooms end all
L. modern Improvements, on line of street
cars, in center of city. Address G. r, L., this
office. 1852
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EOR sALE-A complete camping outfit. in
4 GLIDING tent with five rooms, accommo-
dating eight or more persons. Inquire j. L.
NcAfee, Globe Office. 144*
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MARRIED.

Low prices the rule. 1.-THE Boston," corner
OF Third and Robert streets.
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FIVE CENTS A LINE.

KAvANAGH'S AUCTIONS.
A Ia GREAT BARGAIN FOR ONE WEEK
n ONLY-The property belonging to the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd, on the corner
of Wilkin and McBoal streets, comprising q
with improvements that cost more than SIS,
COO Tepns liberal. For further particulars
apply to P. T. KAVANAGH,
1853 SO 40 East Third Street.
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nor SALE-A few hundred shares of ST
l. Paul Fire and Marine stock. Apply to p.
Fl. Kelly. 10
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BOARDING

ENOR RENT-Two rooms, with board,
l. suitable for four gentlemen, 55f st. Peter
street. 157*
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LNOR RENT-Two or three rooms, suitable
l. for offices or light housekeeping. Inquire
at 1877 Wabashaw street. 143*
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NOR RENT-Front room, furnished or I'M
l. furnished, over store, 37S Dayton avenue.
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A YOUNG woman wants to go out by the
n day to do washing or to take same to
her house. Apply 2Sl Williams street, second
floor. 1889
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XTANTED-situat by reliable young
w girl, as nurse for the lakes. Address A /,
Globe Office. 1878
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DIOR RENT-Four rooms on lower floor,
avenue, between Selby and Laurel Ave. 1928
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nor RENT-Two suites OF furnished
u rooms, No. II E. Seventh street, up stairs.
1k0<
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-05-13
Remember the Old v5aisaoy Eou5o.

l take this method Of informing my
friends and the public generally ,hatI
am at the same Old stand on the west
side of the public square, With 3 fn.i
line OF straight Kentucky and Teauys ,
see whiskeys for this market, which /
will sell on the most reasonable terms
from pint to five gallons
Respectfully,
T. 0. WILLIS
Ripley, Miss. HON, 1Gd, tt.
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Read our Clubbing Announce.
ment with the Chicago Weehly
News.
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The ADVERTISER is the Oldest
newspaper in North Mississippi, it
has a large and increasing circuia'
ton In Tippah, and a limited circu-
lation IN all the surrounding com
ties, and we would therefore suE.
gest to business men, that lis col
umns would be a good medium
through which to make TIER bust.
ness known.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-11
Strange Fatality.
Three Adult Sisters Die Within Half an
Hour Under one Roof.

Three Adult Sisters Die Within Half an
Hour Under one Roof.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-An astonishing
case of fatality in which three sisters died
within half an hour was reported. to the
coroner to day Two of the deceased
Watson q widow, aged fifty
two years, and Mrs Cynthia Winsome, aged
fifty eight years-resided at No. 800 Wharton
street, and the third-Mrs Elizabeth Smith
at No. 1885 South Fourth street. About ten
o'clock last night Mrs. W1nsmore went to
her bedroom to retire for the night when she
heard noise in her sisters room. Upon
reaching the apartment Mrs. Winsmore
found Mrs. Watson in dying
condition Medical assistance was
promptly summoned and Mrs. Smith
was also sent for. The physicians
found Mrs. Watson in -comatose. con-
dition and administered ammonia, but she
did not revive and expired in a few minutes.
Before they had recovered from their aston
ishment, Mrs. Wihsmore was overcome and
fell to the floor in an unconscious state, and
in ten minutes she died. Ten minutes later
Mrs Smith, the third sister, was corpse.
The physicians were nonplussed, and
the greatest CONSERVATION spread
through the household. The only
theory upon which the deaths are
accounted for is that Mrs. Watson was seized
with congestive chill and died from On at
tack of apoplexy which ensued, and that both
Mrs Winsmore and Mrs. Smith died from
nervous prostration, which caused attacks OF
heart disease or apoplexy., There is no sus-
picion of foul play, as the family lived on TIE
most amicable terms, and the surroundings
all point to natural Deaths Post-mortem ex
aminations were made on the bodies this af
II stI.1 IL.
coroner's inquest, which will probably BIZ
held to morrow.