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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-12

Whzn the Convention assembled the Com
mittee on Credentials reported that they had
been IN almost continuous session since their
apaoiEtmenf. and - nesult, reported upOn
The contested ceScs swzriing seats as fol-
lows. Fhst Alabsmz District. Slanghferand
Thrrf. sitting members: Seventh Alabama
Dis-rick Eoseiey and Bingham. sitting
uemben: Third Texas District. Mallory and
Carter. sitting meEbers; First GeorgiS Dis
uick Wiison and Bue. sitting members
Second lIflanis District, Ruger and Peper.
sitting membcrs; Firf Kerticlzy District.
faror and Br1gg sitting members; Fourth
Maryland District Jonlan end Rogers. sit
lIns mcrn5ess; Sixth New YORK District
O'Brirn and Bndy, sitting memberSs Nine
tec1fh VIEW fork District. the recommen-
fstign u1s tilaI the sitting deiezaies and their
1llcrnlirs and The CONTESTANTS and their al
selstes be admitted as members. each dele
.-zte n have half q vote. Sitting DeleEzfe
Szyrc< Of Twenfy-frst Pennsylvania Is
irict Was given the seat In the Virginia
cuntesied case the committee unanimously
reported IN farr0r Of SEATING the
Lehone deleEzses In the Fiffh Kentucky
llis;rict TIE sitting deIegzfes and the con
fESE4nts WeTe admitted with the right 70
Lalf = rute each. The repoTf Of the CON
mites was zg-eed 70 with but one dissent
hlz ruice
TIE Coumiifee on Rules and Order Of
Business then reported rules fnr the govern
mrnl n he Convention. which bronghf Out
cute lengthy Discussion Several amend
meats were adoptrd and the report As
amended uas finally agreed b.
majority OF The CoInm7tiee On Rn1es
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-12

reninE. tsle Chair annoupced that under
&c rules tie order now was the presenfa-
uon Of candidates for President The Sec
rotary czllef the NIL OF STATES. and when
Cunnuctiruf vas reached, Mr.. BrundiEe took
he sand aad nominated General Joseph T.
HaNley IN speech of some length The
next S1ate nached was IIliaois Senator
CulIom addressed the Convention and placed
IN nomination General John A. IoEan.
When Maine was called Judge West. Of Ohio
rose. and IN , forci5le maslner presented the
name of James G. Blaine Then came
New fork. when NJ Townsend ascended
iIie platform and in an eloquent address
presented the name Of Chester A Arflsnr
When DiIio was called judge Foraker
numinnfsd John Sherman. Then the roll
I=occrdel until Vermont WIS called. where
upsn Governor Long fcok the stand and put
n nomination Senator GeorEe r. Edmunds
The friends Of each candidate, a. his name
was presented. sent up enthusiastic cheers.
The prncee linEs continued until nearly two
O'Clock IN tile morning. when the C0nveH-
ton adjourned until eseTtn O'Clock Friday.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-12

Beware Of limitations. "Allcock'sD Is the
only genuine Porous Plaster.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-12

The Republican party favors polkcy which
shall keep us from cnfanglemenfs with the
fore gn nations which gives US the right 70
expect that foreigners shall refrain from med
ding In American Affairs The policy which
seeks peace can trade with all powers. bus
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-12

manned Is mesnber Of TIE National Commit
tse a follows. and the Convention then
tcok recess until evening.
Aizhamn-WIl.am Tcunx.
Arka1sas-FoWell CiaFfon-
1onneclieuf-Sa11aelf fessenden-
Cnlif5rnIa-Horace Daris.
UclaHEre-DEnlcl J. LeirEfG1-
EeorEia-N- ~ Jo1usoa-
sLlinoIs-D1Vid T. Litter.
Indfnna-lohn c New.
Iowa. s. CIarkson.
Eansas-5ohu A. NutfuuL
ErufGcky-E Moore
LcuiElana-W- p. Keliorr
Laine-L Manchester H0den
MArFla14-I- L Gcary
E4zsHchuecrrs-W- ~ <,1po.
Llchlxzn-Johu,P sAnboru-
kinncsofa-L- J. Norton
-lssisz ppl-J- r. Lynch
MIss1ur1-R0herf T. Van Horn
NeB<zska-Church Howe.
EeTn[7a-Thouns Wren
New AaDpehire-EdEin Foilet
LeW JerseT-G1rreff A hobart
EeH Iurk-1ohu D. LAWSON
North Carullna-Luft n dumparey-
IhiD-A L. conEcr-
yrreon-J. T. Appcrsun-
REuukTIrnuLn--Iuu Jones'
Rhode IsInnd-H. A. Icnckcs.
south CzroItua-lohn b. Joh1non
Iennossee-W- D. BroEnioE-
1rxas-E- c BinkieT-
Lernlouf-lieorFe W HookEr-
Nirrini1-FrA1E = Blair
Mczr Y ffrzInlz-lohn ". Mason
Wisconzt1-Edward Snnderson
@rLzonia --CIarE ChurchhiIL
New Mexico-UIiiam H Rrurrs
Iakota-JudEr Bennett
a1-CfzrIez ". Bennett
ldah0-Shernzn A. Cofzn-
N01lEna-Inmes r MIL
WToUinr-Jo<eph A Carey
N1EEiu-fun-W " u. Miner
Ef<tricf Of Columbia
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-12

Ine reform OF tne Cirll Service auspicfously
begun under q Republican adIninisfrafion
shoull &c competed By the further extension
q the reformed system already established
By law % all the grades OF the serzfcc 20
which IL is applicahle. The spirit and rrrpose
of reform should b. observed In all executive
appointments. anu all laws at variance with
the objects Of existing reform legislation
should be repealed. 10 ne enu thai the dan
EeCs 10 free Institutions which lurk in the
power Of Official patronage may be wisely and
afFrrffrs-lr ar-ufIfa4
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-12

We demand the restoration of our navy 10
its old time strength and efficiency that if may
IN any sea protect the rights Of American cif.s
zens and the interests Of American conrcerce-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
+ A COWARDLY ASSASSIN.
Backed Up by a Party OF Friends, He Shoots
an Unsuspecting Old Man and His Boy.
LANCASTER 8 O. A11rlIat II

Backed Up by Party OF Friends, He Shoots
an UnsuspectiDg Old Man and His Boy.
LANCASTER, S. c., August b.
For some time o feud has existed
between the families of John Bowers and
B. F. Welsh. Bowers and his son
George drove to Lancaster yester-
day, and the friends of the parties
anticipated a row. All day Bowers
remained in Lancaster, but there were no
signs of trouble. In the afternoon he
with his son started to drive home.
About this time the Welsh boys disap-
peared from town. Bowers and his son
were passing the Episcopal Church when
the trace got loose and the elder Bower
stopped to fix it. As he was
doing SO B. f. Welsh stepped from
behind the church with a double
barreled shotgun in his hand.
Behind the church was a party of Welsh's
friends, who remained i'll readiness to
help him. Welsh fired at the old man;
the charge struck Bowers hat-brim and
carried part of it away, and the old man
fell forward. Welsh then fred the Sec
ond barrelsat young Bowers, the charge
taking effect in the side OF his face and
severing large artery. The shotgun be-
ing empty, Welsh drew pistol and fired at
the young man again, tie bullet entering
young Bowers groin. The team In the
meantime had become frightened and
dashed off, being stopped some distance
down the road by a colored man. Welsh,
supposing he had killed both men, at
once fed. Several of the men who were,
in ambush with Welsh have been placed
under arrest. Young Bowers cannot
recover.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.

Federal Jury List For the Coming TERM
Legal Notes.
The foilcwingis a list of names selected
by the United States Jury Ccmmissioner
yesterday from which the Jurors are to be
summoned by the United States Marshal
to serve during the fall term of the United
States Circuit Court: Charles +. Gauss,
st. LCuiss Henry Meyer, Gasconade; John
McReynoIds, Knox County; Bunel q.
Burks, Madison County; Frank L. Delning,
st. Louis; George w. Saunders, st. Louis
County; G. w. Mister, Wayne County,;
J. 7. GreenneH, Perry County; Horace L
Aldrich, st. Louis; Louis schuppan, New
Wells; G. Homberg, Gasconade; William
A. Darnsel, st. Louis; Alexander A. Patton,
st. Louis; Charles F. Tracy, Jr., st. Louiss
William G. Miller, Cape Girardeau; b. II.
Hawkins, Adair County; George II. SnlaH
St. Louis; B. f. Taylor, st. Louis; Joseph
A. Hughes, Iron County; Joseph Clark,
Clark County; William II. Horton, st.
Louis; w. w. Green, st. Charles County !;
RUFUS J. Hickey, Adair County; Thos- S.
McPheeters, st. Louis; Wayman c. Nc
Creery, st. Louis; Henry g. Evans, st.
Louis; VIM. A. Albright, Olive City; Ed
ward Rauss, Gasconade County; B. w.
Hamilton, Dade County; II. A. Stewart,
Clark County; James 8. Shannon, Lin
coin County; j. w. Paul, Monroe
County. p. Mcdaniel, Schuyler County;
Breealove Smit h, st. Louis;.J. M. Barron,
st. Louis; Joseph B. Ambs. st. Louis; n.
C. McAnam, Scotland County; j. Fl. Nc
Pike, st. Louis; E. E. Whiteside, Pike
County; C. L. Case, ST. Louis; L. b. Jones,
st. Louis; Asa McAlister, st. Francois;
John A. Mackey, Pike County; John S.
Mofit, st Louis; j. d. Houseman, Jr., st.
Louis; Jerome Hill, st. Louis; Gustavus
st. Gem, Ste. Genevieve; Jas. A. Bartlett,
ST. Louis; Albert GRAM, Bollinger Coun.
ty; E. Jenkinson, Washington County;
H. c. Grave, st. Louis; 8. NJ. Shead, New
Madison; B. r. Lippencout, ST. Louis
County; E. B. Steigers, Dunklin County;
]. s. Hill, Adair County; George Masters,
Schuyler County; Alex. NJ. Averill, st.
Louis; J. s. Turner, Pike County, and NJ
c. Walker, st. Louis.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
BLAINE At BAY.

Tho Charges Against James q. Blafne'a
Aute-Nuptial Moral Conduct Met by =
suit for libel AEainst the indianapolis
Observation-Disclosures Over the Matter -
the Indiana Capital.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August II.
On the 9th inst, the Indianapolis Sen
tines contained an editorial, charging that
James G. Blaine seduced his wife before
marriage, and then only malned her 1t
the muzzle of q shotgun. This paper
was forwarded to Blaine's Secretary, and
this morning the following was received.
BAR HARBoR, Me-, August Il
To the Editor of the Indianapolis Times:
have this moment received the atrocious
libel of the Indianapolis sentinel The story
is utterly and abomfnably false IN every state
ment aud In every implication. Political
slanders / do not stop to nOti-e, but this edt-
tor assails the honor OF my wife and my chill
I desire you, wi, hcut an hours delay to en-
ploy a proper attorney and have the respon.
sible publishers of the Sentinel sued for Ibel
In the United States District Court of Indiana.
1t is my only ~ dy aad am SURF that Nom
orable Democrats alike with honorable Repub-
licans will Justify me in de ending the honor
of my family, il need be, with my life.
lSignedl JAMES g. BLAINE.
INDIANAPoLIs, IND. August Is
Holloway at once placed the case in
the hands of Senator Ben Har ison, and
suit will be commenced Immediately.
Nothing since the death of Gar
field has created so much excite.
ment as the request of James G. Blaine
to MIR. Holloway to commence suit for
libel against the Indianapolis Sentinel.
Senator Harrison filed the complaint late
yesterday afternoon, demanding $4,000
damages, and notice will be served on
Mr.. Shoemaker, of the Sentinel, to-day.
The Republicans uphold MIR. Biaine'S
prompt and manly action, and say that
the case must be tried at an early day,
before the fall election.
Mr.. Shoemaker, it Is said, will begin
vigorous fight on Mr.. Blaine, and will
Today publish all the Mulligan letters,
and will attempt to elicit the sympathy
of the Democratic party in his fight, but
leading Democrats here declare that the
Democratic ,mmittees will keep out of
the row. 1t is expected that Mar. Blaine
will visit the city when the case is tried.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

/ A SPORADIC case of yellow fever was re-
lported at Key West, Fla, ON the 10Th.
| A MOB at Dombrovitz, Russia, on the 10Th
lplundered Jewish residences and killed
seven persons.
The Fall River MASS. mills all resumed
Operations on the 18th. i-@-
THE Riverside Lumber Mills, with ten
acres of lumber yards, near Vincennes,
Ind, were destroyed by fire on the IS III.
TWENTY thousand persons took part in
the Nationalist procession at Monaghan,
Ireland, on the 10Th. ~
The town of Ipswich, Mass, celebrated
| the 2oOth anniversary of its incorporation
on the 1G,h.
GREAT reform demonstration was held
at Aberdeen, Scotland, on the 16sh in fa-
vor of the franchise bill.
EX-SENATOR Pool, of North Carolina
died suddenly in Washington on the 18th.
PITTSBURGH, PA, was visited by disas-
trous thunder and hail storm on the 10Th.
1t was the severest of the season.
AN enormous temperance camp-meeting
is being held in Milton, Ontario. Work
ers from all paris of Canada and the
United States are in attendance.
The Louisville Exposition opened On the
18Th with appropriate ceremonies. The
attendance was large. s35ts lt} a
HANLAN was beaten seven lengths in q
sculling match with Beach on the PARA.
malta River, New South Wales on the
18th, for $500 side and the Champion
ship of the world.
JOHN GRIFFIN, of Argyle, N. j., shot
himself on a bridge at Cleveland, o., on
the 10th. He dropped in the river, but
was fished out. He may recover.
SCARCELY day passes that cholera
does not make appearance in some addi-
tional towns of France. Sanitary preeau.
cautions seem to be powerless to check the
progress Of the disease. -.
An attempt was made to blow up the
residence of W. E. Blake, an attorney of
Burlington, Ia, who has been prosecuting
the saloon-keepers.
THE entire business portion of Anoka.
Mimi, was wiped out of existence by fire,
on the 10Th, the second occurrence of the
kind. Loss estimated, l,0O0. 600.
IT is thought that even should China
pay the indemnity demanded, France
would not give up Lung, as the former
wishes to retain possession of the coal
mines there. Il is believed Englaxtd
viii interfere should France pershstfn
this.
FULLY, wanted at Preston, England, on
q charge of being bank defaulter, was
discharged in New York on the I6sh, but
was rearrested. The case attracts consid-
cradle attention.
THE dead body OF G. n. Tyler, Treasur-
err OF the Bijou Theater, Boston, Mass,
was found in the river on the 18th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
REQUESTS An INVESTIGATION.


Cousin ~ Henry Book Sends nm Open
Letter to Secretary Chansiler.
CHICAGO, Ill, Auguss Il
The recital Of the death of Henry, on.
Of the Greedy expedition, BY oneof the
survivors, has caused William Helms, .
cousin Of the deceased, and resident Of
this city, to request of Secretary Chand-
Ter an official investigation into the cir
cumstances of his death. The real name
OF the deceased was Henry Book. He was
born in Hanover, Germany, where his
mother and brother now reside. He also
has sister living in Lincoln, Neb.
Henry, or Book, enlisted in the Fifth
United States Cavalry at Cincinnati,
under the former name, and when the
freely expedition was formed he offered
nls services. Nothing was heard from
MN by his relatives until the horrible de-
tails OF his death were published in the
papers.
MIR. Helms letter. to Secretary .Chand.
Ter Is as follows:
To the Secretary of the Nauy, Wdsiafnnon:
cih-As one of the near male relatives OF
the late private Charles b. Henry, of the Gree
Arct expe dition. HEREBY request an o IA.
cial investigation into the circumst an ces of
Dis Death. and the state in which his remains
were rec eived for INTERN ent. / can not bring
m. 70 Imagine that was killed nd eaten
Dy MS comrades, as alleged in the n ewspapers;
puL as the assertion is SO confidently made. it
penooyes both yourself, on behalf of the
se go as o. 1ae s states service and ny ny
matter at rest. / make this an open letter.
. simultaneously with mailing it to you, give
Ihave the honor to i b, Your ODE dent ser.
want, WILLIAM HELMS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
war News from ci,i.a.

LUNUUN, Auxf11t II.
A dispatch from Foo Chow says: seThe
Chinese authorities have announced re-
view to-day. a French transport and
one iroHcIad have parted Tor Hong
Kong. The Back Flags from Laoki, and
it is rufnored the Chinese troops also.
are marching soathwartis on
Tuyehkwan, an isolated post Blxtys
miles north of Hung Hoa. Tonuuine6e
pirates infest the West River, ra5aginf
the country north Of Hal Phong. IL 81
runored that q French garrison was
massacred while en- rohts for Lau8
Son Sickness among thu French troo0ej
Il increasing. q
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
: A Good Move.

WAsHINGTONs y. C.s mug Is@ r.
/ In connection with the Farmers Bulie.
tin, published Jointly by the War and Post
Office Departmental it was yesterday decid
ed to exhibit a cold wave flag from each
zPost-o office in the United States when
cold wave is approaching The flag will
be of white with black square in the
center, and will be displayed from q
prominent place in Post-offices. The
news of the approaching cold wave will
be teiegraphed by the War Department
to all Post-offices on telegraph lines, and
these offices will communicate the news
TO interior Post-offices. It is thought the
news will be OF benefit to farmers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
Illinois Farmers Discouraged.
SaELBYvfLLE. ILL.,, August II

y As& SHELBYvfLLE, ILL.,, August Il =
Prospects for a good corn crop ircehie
section of the State are by no lneans
fiattering. Though about the usual
acreage was planted, and 3 fair stand
obtained in most cases, the recent cold
wave has greatly delayed its growth.
Added to this is the dry weather, which
has already done SO mucn to retard it
that farmers are apprehensive that unless
rain comes soon the corn viii suffer an
prove failure as did the wheat, agricui.
turists will be greatly discouraged.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
Horribly Mancfed.

HOUSTON. Tex, August Is.
Last evening freight train ran into q
hand-car containing John Gray, section
foreman, his wife and two little girls and
three section men. They. all jumped from
hand.car except Mrs. Gray anu her two the
little girls, aged four and seven. Mrs.
GRAY was badly bruised and the entire
train passed over the children, cutting off
both legs of the oder and one leg Of
the other. They win NOT recover
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
w.sH,Scrox - arn,,
Army of the Tennessee at. Minnetonka.

IT e . MINNETONKA, MINI, August 3.
To-day the members of the Army of the
Tennessee spent two hours stro;ling
along the lake front, after which they at
tended business meeting of the society.
General Sherman presided, and Colonel
Z. NJ. Dayton, of Cincinnati, acted as
Secretary. This afternoon the members
take the steamer Belle for, an excursion
around the lake, including lunch at
PARK Hotel. General preparations have
been made for grand banquet to-nor-
row night. The hall has been deliberately
decorated.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

JAMES @. BLAINE has instructed friends
in Indianapolis to enter suit against the
publishers of the Sentinel of that city for
alleged libel concerning his marriage.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

The Army Of the Tennessee, at its meet
ing at Lake Minnetonka, elected all the
present officers for the ensuing year. Chi
cago is the next place OF meeting.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
PoRrsMu.rH. MI Auv,,., y

IN "a 81 TUHTSAOsIH, n. H., August ID.
Surgeon Head, U. s. A., arrived to-day
to taAe chsrge Of the Greedy survivors.
Secretary Chandler has issued strict or
ders that none of the survivors be inter-
viewed.
1t IS expected that al. of the bodies !
buried will be exhumed to see how fayx
the cannibalism extended.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
NEWS AND NOTES.
a summary Of Important Events.

y sRusskR, Of Murrays vifle gas-wells riot
fAfh6 in Pennsy lvania, was convicted on
the Nth of murder in the second degree.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

8 TRLEGRAMs received at Washington
from Consul Mason report cholera de-
creasing in the cities of Marseilles and
Toulon, but spreading in other localities.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

MILITARY and naval movements on the
coast Of China look warlike. Pirates are
also active and are ravaging the country.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

. The Marine Hospital Service is in
formed that there were four deaths from
yellow fever at Mazatlan, Mexico, during
May, eight during June, and twenty dur
ing july,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

GOVERNOR MURRAY Of Utah tele-
graphed on the 14th to the Indian Depart
ment that the Ute Indians were on the
war-path in Colorado and Utah, and asked
that troops be sent to protect the whites.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

LATEST advices are that China will re-
sist the French demands. Meanwhile the
French are equipping troops to go to
China, and the latter Government is
strengthening forts along the coast to pre-
pare for the worst. ~fA
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

CHOLERA is growing less fatal at Mar
settles and Toulon than it has been, but
the disease seems to be spreading in
France and Italy. Warm weather renders
the situation even more critical than it
was several days ago. 1i ..#
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

BAxouEr was rendered Ct tina nstmon-
ahe night Of the 18th to the oficl IS of
nfreeiy relief expedition by the meri-
q acht Club. j. Frank Law ence,
- President Of the club. pre- ided,
y among those present were. }Com,,
der Echley, Lieutenant A. Eehres
j Chief Engineer Melville of thu Thetis.
&mander Colin of the Alert Lieuten-
4T. II. Crosby and Chief Engineer
= OF the Bear, ex-Comm9nder Cor.
-. Major-Geperal Whipple, Of Gem
: Hancockss staff; Lieutenant- Com
lsF Robert Perry, Conmol Pre- 5alnes
b and Others. s :
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

THE gross earnings OF the Louisville q
Nashville Road for the last fiscal year. $14,.
351, O92; operating expenses (6l.4s per
cent? J, $3.50, 1872; after deducting other ex-
.penses, net profit of the year, 81, 0S5, $50.
The surplus was SS1 $50.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

THE remains of Lieutenant Kfsling burz
one of the Greedy parry to the Arctic res
gions, were exhumed at Rochester, y. z,
and upon examination it was found bhat
tine body had almost been picked clean: Of
flesh. The belief is general that zanzibar
ism was INDUCED in by the survivors,