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trouble In the Northvest.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 1i.-Private let
ters received here from the northwest
confirm the exports of lawlessness
among the Blood and Blackfeet Indians.
Ii Is understood that IN view of the i'm
pending difficulties, Frederick White,
controller of the mounted police. has
been summoned 10 return at once from
England.
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rerrthIn Trarehx-

SAN FRANCISCO, D C IL "A horrible
tragedy oscnrred to-day in room Is OF
Nevada block. John Atkinson, survey
or OF public lands. was found lying on
the floor with his throat cut, and man
named Brown. stated to be from Wyo-
ming Territory, lying within few feet
OF him dead from the effects of shot
from q revolver.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 12.-The
speaker laid before the house larse
number of executive commuuicstinns,iD IN
GLIDING the annual reports Of the attor-
ney genere, secretary of the treasury,
and comp,roIer Of the currency. They
were laid on the table for the present
Reed, of Maine, offered resolutions
for the printing of a compilation of The
revision OF the rules of the house in the
Thiriy-sixth and Forty-slxth Congress,
stating that they would be of use in dis
cussIon upon the proposed change in the
rules. The resolution was adopted.
Bucks, of Connecticut. presented a
resolution of 'he Connecticut legislature
asking that a suitable bill be passed for
the ascertsinment aud COUNTING of he
ELECTORAL vote. LAID On The table, then
at II 30 the house adjourned until Mon
daV
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NIora r,me Grantcd

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec 1O:-The
closing OF the telephone cases has again
been postponed Al the conference of
the interior department officials, held
last evening additional time was granted
counsel in which to file briefs.
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M1EWAUKnE, Wis.s Dec. 1O-Fhe
North American Unioa OF R4dscsIa,
with headquarters in This city. has issued
a memoaial 10 congress asking that ne
CONSTITUTION be 30 amsnded = 10 aboIlsh
The office Of president TIE memorial
proposes 70 xest the executive power Of
the government In an executive council.
20 0e chosen by congress. Il Is CHARMED
thar the president is king. clothed with
greater pc yer than any European soy.
eTeign, except the czsr of Russis, and
that legislative power cannot enlarge OF
diminish the executive capacity.
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LABOR.

~ WoEkingmsn Of the Country
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IDjunotlon Made Perpetual

PITTsBuRG, Dec. 10.-In The United
States circuit court to-day, in the case
Of the Bell Telephone company against
the Western Pennsylvania Telephone
company. Judge AIcKennon decided
that defendants instruments were an in
| fringement on the Bell patents. He
gran ted the perpetual injunction asked
by the Bell Telephone company.
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A DessiVs Battle Between Servia
and Bulgaria in Progress.
Our Usual Batch of Interesting
kilograms.
strike TroaBIes.
FRTUIRTTu I

PlzsBUaa, Pa, Dec. 10,-A telegram
tron lynn & Co. owners OF the Coal Val
ley coal works, has just been received
requesting the sheriff 10 send posse al
once. - = riot is in progress between
the sifzkeEs and non-unlon miners. a
posse vii be dispatched at once.
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ADo,h.. K,o.


PITTsBURe. Dec. 10-Pine Run was
the scene of another riot this morning
between striking cual miucrs aud men
working at reduced wages About half
pass O'clock when twenty-five miners
were on their way to work, squad of
200 masked men met them and demaDd-
ed that they return home. This they re-
fused 10 do, and the mob made an at
tack on them with clubs, sticks and
STONES. The riot lasted two hours, and
ten men were Injured, one Newton
Campbell was beaten insensible. HIS
injuries axe believed tobe fatal. Richard
Hall and Samuel Myford were also
seriously injured. The strikers
got away vito slight cuts and bruises
After standing their ground for nearly
two hours, the non uBIonists were dFlv-
en- #. and fl d 10 places of safety The
strikers staid in the vicinity until after
come to work but none made their APP
pearance. The mob then wedged the
switch af a prIvste coql road running To
tine mine, and disappeared over the hills
A train Coming along short time after,
WAS thrown from The track, and the en-
CINE upturned. No one was hurt. Sher-
if Gray with a posse left for the scene
The mob is believed 10 be one organized
to visit all mines to-day, where
men were working at re-
ducli0n, and more trouble is anticipated
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NEW YoaK. Dec. 10-The boards Of
directors of the railway companies viii
which Vanderbilt was connected durins
his life. held joint meeting to- day. and
adopted resolutions regretting his I'M
timely decease. and e1logis4lc Of tn.
man.
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ATCHIsoN, KS, Dec. 11.-Judge Mar
tin this morning oVerruIed the motion
for new trial In the Baldwin murder
case, and the prisoner, A. j. Baldwin
will be sentenced TO death to-murrow
morning
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So far, tweniy-one men have been
killed in the construction of the new
lcqueduct for New York city, built TO
Increase it's water supply.
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The Mormrns


SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Dec. 9-The
city council, composed of M0rmOns, has
been investigating for three days rumors
of uprising of Mormons, ard bodies OF
armed men entering the city, and after
thoroughly ibquiriBg into the facts they
adopted resolutions stating:
WHEREAS, Rumors eff-clIng the peace,
reputation and welfare OF Salt Lake CITY
and It's Inhabitants were prevalent aud
circulated abrosd to their Injury, with
out cause, and as official notlce has been
taken OF such rumUrs by the general
military authorities OF the nation, il has
become eXpedleOt that the facts, ii any
existed. should be known. AT such IN
vsstigation the federal officials of the
territory, the military authorities at Fl.
Douglass, prominent men and citizens
in general were invited to give informa-
ton. After dlligent and searching In.
qulrv such rumors had taken no definite
form, bat were refuted Among which
are the following:
/. Those rumUIs that armed men line
the road TO the peniientIary with the
supposed purpose of capturing Deputy
Marshal Collins, who shot a Mormon.
This rumor came to the city marshal
from q. s. marshal, who ADMITTED
that on going over the road he had seen
nothing himself aud had seen no one
who had reason TO justify the report.
The rumors- of threats to lynch
Collins were refuted by the city marshal
and others who testified that the crowd
was quiet and orderly.
3 Rumors that arms and ammunition
were stored in the nihing Office were
aecertaIned to be false by a viatt IN The
premises by General McCook, who ex-
pressed himself satisfied that the Iumor
had no foundation.
f. The rumor that the Mormons we're
armed and organizing an outbreak under
the direction OF leaders in thu city and
opt-r settlements TO march at a III osnene's
notice, were refuted by the testimony OF
i've Mormon apostles; also by leading
business men, who reported that such a
moVem emit could not exist Without their
knowledge.
. Rumors of the insecurity of the life
and property of non Mormons we're re-
futeu by reliable authority; therefore
be it
ResoIUed. That the reports or rumors
that the condition OF affairs other than
OF the most peaceful character prevails
here are false:
That at no time heretofore have lives
and property of nom MOrmons been more
secure Than at present
That the reports to the contrary are
accredited to the federal officials of this
territory and circulated for purposes best
known to themselves, and that such re-
ports, whether circulated by them or
others, have DETAINED the city and i1jur-
ed Its people
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Gone toCanada.

LANCASTER, Pa. Dec. lO.-George w
Townsley, recently appointed posmas-
ter of New Holland. has mysteriously
disappeared. There is a shortage in his
accounts as postmaster, and he was
otherwise financially embarrassed.
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8syton steps Down and out.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1O.-The president
to-day appointed Chas. T. NJ. Niles reg
lister of the land Office at Garden City,
Kansas. vice Howell q. Myton, sus-
nauded
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trouble settled.

sHAnoE. Pa, Dec io.-The strike q
the Sharon Iron compazy's mill, over
the muck billet question:, hes been set.
tied. Two thirds Of the puddliag fur.
naces are in operation to-day.
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Ra,IroaIl NJ 1cnralnrn.

FIT. WORTH. Tex, Dec. 10.-The an
nounced meeting Of the stockholders Of
the FIT. Worth and Denver railroad was
held yesterday. The report shows the
net earnings for the year 70 be $l97 ,632
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CAIN
Health and Happla ness.
@-..2 Dt IS OTHERS
oSCW Haze DONE.

Haze DUN6s
Are your kidney disordered?
SsEs after had been given b Is best decsT e
Are your nerves weak?
fseE W wS Ssrsd me sfSI live ns5yGqs e
ROcdWin, Ed. ckristias MOnitOr, Cleveland. o.
Have you Bright's Disease2
~. ~Kidney Wort cured me hen any water vas 3uSt
Frank wilson. Peabody. AAss.
Suffering from Diabetes?
sE Z TIE most sGecessfal remedy have
DF. Philip q BAiIOu, EOnkton. VI
Have you Liver Complaint?
Hs5ffy sN Ward. late Col sath Nat. Guard. N 7.
Is your Back lame and aching7
@. Il. TSimase. Milwaukee, Wis.
Have you Kidney Disease2
kidney Wort made me sound In liver and kidneys
80 box san'i Hodges, wiiiianstOEin, West va.
Are you Constipated?
s ds,y !" causes sasy svaSIasio9s AID cured
'' @s ~ years Sslsan I faircRiid. g zibans W
., Have you Malaria?
remedy nave ever D 9siG G-E soaiS zsro.va
Are you BiliousP
,aSI has has done me more good than any
80 - Ma j. I. GALLOWAY. INK Fiat Oregon.
Are you tormented with Piles?
kidney Wort permanently cured me OF bleeding
piles. DR.. w. q. Kline recommended Il 70 me-"
Geo. II. Horst, Cashier n Bank, hyerstoWn, p.
Are you rheumatism racked ?
KIDNEY Wort cured me, after was given up 70
die by phyEicians and had suffered thirty year,
E1bT1dge Aalcolm, West Bath, Aatns.
Ladies, are you suffering7
NKidney-Wort cured me Of Peculiar troubles Of
M. H I1nof1saTS' VI iais a Mo.ke W
If you would Danish Disease
and gain Health, Take
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a lady asked Dion BoucicauIsoneds

a lady asked Dion BoucicauIt one day,
IS Haypefss nesesy EARNS earns, how # was
that the evening before. when he appear
ed as Conn, his mustaehe was wanting.
thought It was both black and brilliant
when he did not act Madam. . he re-
pied. stroking i softly; ssthere Is no
mystery here. In making up as Conn
simply soap It wen and cover L With
There IS 3 grindstcne On one Of tie
streets n Springfield, Mass, that vas
erected b I7e3.
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Are your KidneyAi disordered3
kidney Wort brought from my grave, a. 10
we're, after had been given mp By Is best doctors
petroah" II ". peyeFaux, Mechanic, Ionka, Mich.
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Have you Malaria?
"E1dney-Wort has done better than any ofheR
re1nedy I have ever used Ia my Prectics =
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IA WORT;
THE BLOOD CLEANSER.
IADIESl

With Tanover's Tailor system Won can
cut dresses TO 1T. without oral tnsirue tons.
Dressmakers pronouS ce it perfect. Price far
System. book and double tracIrR wheel, SO s.
TO IN RoDUC1.
& System Book and " neel will be sent on
receipt of S1.o0. Address
JOHN Q. HAHoVER,
DIV Cincinnati, Chic.
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20 Restless md DIssatlsfied.
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NE . J. tIAlIo"1ys N 2 ~ t'Ee8o1I
Are you tormented with Piles?
sKidney.Wor permanently cured me Of blesding
giles. DR.. W. q. Kline recommended Il 70 u1e.o
Geo. II. Horst, Cashier II. Bank, hyerstoWn, p.
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FUkEIGN NEWS.

MONTREAL IN GOOD SANITARY CONDITION
MONTREAL. Dec 10.-Heaith commIs.
slOner has decided to issue q circular to
TO the efec. that the city has not been in
q better sanitary condition for the past
ten years than at the present ume.
DIDN'T COUNT FOR MUCH.
RANeOoN, Dec. documents have
beeI received at Mandalay showing
that an offensive and defensive alliance
exists between France and Burmah
EMP ERoR WILLIAM sERIoUsLY ILL.
LONDON. Dec. lO.-A dispatch from
b Rim says that Emperor William is
seriously ill. Fears are entertained
that the atlment is of serious charac-
tar
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Are your nerves weak?
SKtdney Wort cured me from nervous weakness
e. after was not expected 20 1--we. n.Mrs Z. n. p
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DuH11n. Dec. 11.-John Kelly yesser-
day reported 20 Be Joseph Saith. the
intoFmer. Is Insane, and has beeR con-
milsed TO AZ asylum.
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WILL Nor NrERRERR-

LONDON, Dec. I0-E al OF Cornovan,
lord lieutenant, has decline TO interfere
IN the sentence OF prisoners convicted of
MagIen.
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Strikes ID Various Parts of thu
Country, and Hob Violence.
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Moarning for Vanderbilt.
Emperor William Of Germany Re
ported Seriously Ill,

Oelgress in Active session.
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com 70 aLUrNor.

DUBLIN, Dec. 11.-Earl Ca-noyan, the
lord lIeuleUant of Ireland, has proceed
ed 70 London Il is presumed he goes
The political situation.
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THE PHOENIx PARK lURDRR.

DUBLIN, Dec. 10-The aggressive sec.
ton OF the Fenian Brotherhood was
somewhat startled to-day by the an.
Eouncement ihat man recently surren-
deFed to the police for protection, and
gave the name of John Kelley, occupa-
sion, laboreF, Is really jos. Smith, H.
vIDeible, who turned Informer and tes-
titled against the men hanged for the
assassInation of Lord Frederick
CaveDd1sh and Under Secretary
Burk, In Phoenix Park. Kelley
when he surrendered himself, was q
member Of secret organization, and had
been notified, under penalty of death, to
shoot County Judge Currau, ana others
who participated 10 the examination of
the invinclbies. In March last report
was published throughout Great Britain
stating that joseph Smith, informer, had
died from ineemperaBee.
DON'T WANT TO FIGHT.
NIsaA, Dec 10.-Forty seroians have
been shot for mutiIating themselves by
blowing the trigger fingers of, and other
wise iujurlng themselves 10 escape mil
ltary service. aed King Milan ordered
theexecution.
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Are you rheumatism racked ?
KIDNEY Wort cured me, after was given up 70
die BY phySicians and bad suffered thirty year,
Eikrfdg0 Mhlcol1a. Wet Hefh. Mama.
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UNDBCIDED

CoHsTAETTNoPLR, Dec. 9-PTfuce
Alexander te1egrsphed the Porte that
knowfng nothing Of the proceedings Of
the Conference, al the Balkan quest
ton be Is unable to decide on 3 course
Of acd0n respecting Bulgaria Roumelian
me views Of the nate assembly regard
ing the Bituation. He proposed 20 deter
s settlement Of be matter on TIL Fsbru-
sFV.
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HORRIBLE AGCIDE NT.


Dqn.gl White, young,pan about
twenty two. Years of age. living two,
,,iIes from N'hitesbmg, met with a
horrible accident He took the train at
%hitesburg Wednesday to 60 to Knox
vile on business. After riding awhile
his nose began toblecd. Heput his head
out window and bathed It. lie took his
seat snd remarked that the cool air
had caused his nose TO stop bleeding
lie arose again and put his head out
the rear window on the left side OF the
ear. Just at this instant the train en-
tered the covered bridge over Flat
Greek east Of McmillalEs Station, His
head struck timhers Of the bridge
end he was Knocked hack IN the car
senSclesS, There was fruitful cash in
the right Side Of his head. lie seemed
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A MAGIsTRATE TO BE ELECTED.

Mr. J, W, Crunley VAS elect
ed Magistrate about one year ago for
the Taxing District of Johnson City.
The new bill Incorporating Johnson
City requires that 4 Magistrate shall
be elected for the Corporation ON the
25th of March, 1885. See. 8, of the
bill read, ""Be it enacted, that the
Sheriff Of Washington county, after
ten days notice, shall by him
self, or one Of his deputies hold an
election in the townoi Johnson City
ON the fourth Wednesday in March,
eighteen hundred and eighty-fve and
on the same day of each and every
succeeding year, for the purpose OF
eleeting five persons to serve us AL
dermen and one person to serve as
Mayor, one other person for town
Constable, and one other person
for county Magistrate, for the said
corporation OF johnson City for one
year,eXeept US to Magistrate,who shall
serve for six years, commencing the
forth Wednesday III March, 1885"
Mr., Crumley was elected to serve six
years. He has served but a short
time He has given general satisfac-
ton and will no doubt be reelected,
We do not know that any one willrun
against him.
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THE FIRE.

Monday morning, little after 6 o.
clock, 4 fire hrokeout in the Post-ofiice
building 1t was supposcd~.to have
started from a hot stove pip9. Hun
dreds 81 mtn ala AT thcirpowor to
extinguish the flames, but without
success. Tie entire building was
burnt down. AIhere were five rooms
on the first noor George Hickey kept
the Post-oiiic in one and grocery
store in another a, T. Hart Rept
beef in one room and Jim Csumley
kcptSa gr6dery serc, sil the adjoining
room. Nat Hyders shoe shop was in
the east room An upstairs room was
occupied by ], c. Harris JeWeler. All
the property in the building was car
red out, Tho house. was owned by
Peter Range. The loss is estimated at
$500, There was no insurance. I
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DIED.

DIR. w. ". Worry died, March 10th,
at o'clock p, m, and was buried with
Masonic honors in the cemetery on the
hill the 18th, at hall past o'clock
p, m, He was for many years a prac-
ticing physician Of ability and success
and also minister of the gospel.
lie was ono of.sJohnson City's best
and most substantial citizens and his
departure in the prime Of lifeAnd Wig
or Of manhood is an irreparable loss
to family, friends and the community
in which ne lived, .vss ..sa -sf,v
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/
Ladies are specially invited to call
at Harris and examine his new stock
af dress goods.
The $3.50 shoe beats anything ever
brought to this mNrket, Made in the
latest style, it is rSat and beautiful.
Genuine French calf uppers and
glove kid tops. Sold only by J, NJ, &
II, p. King.
Messrs, J.. G. Taylor & CO., have just
received , car loads OF Salt and Plaster,
which they offer very cheap for Cash
The Sweetwater Flour is the finest
ON the market. For Sale only by
JonN W. HUNTER & Bro. 1T
Give j. W. Boring a call for fresh
meats and sossageS, lie butchers none
but fat beeyes and porkers Call and
give him a trial. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. a.t
+ tt E $50 GE 81
We keep on hand full stock Of
garden rakes, hoes, names, trace
chains, bull tongues. double shoyelS,
lap rings, Oliver Chilled Plogs and re-
pairs. Lide & Smith.
Barb fence wire and post hole dig
gers, at Lide & Smiths.
Best Rio Coffee, Tbs for 81 90.
Golden G Sugar, 13lbs / 90.
Granulatcd 1llbs 9" / 90.
Best No. { corn Syrup Scots per gal
To poison a well is one ofthe worst
-ol crimes 1t is worse to poison tlIe
fountain of life for ones self and for
.posterity. Often by carclcssness, or
misfortune, or inheritance this has
been done. Ayers Sarsaparila goes
back OF the symptoms, pick up these
impure seeds from the blood, tie vital
stream, and restores Appetite strength
ana health y r.I
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A Wonderful HsI.coyerx.

Consumptiyes and all, who sulISr
from any affection OF the Throat and
Lungs, can find 4 certain cure in DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Thousands Of permanent cures
verify the truth Of this statement,
No medicine can show sich Il reedld
OF wonderful cures, Thousands of
once hopeless sufferers now gratefully
proclaim they owe their lives to this
New Discovery. 1t will cost YOU moth
ing to give it a trial, Free Trial Bot
ties at Dr. j. B, Hash Il Sons Drug
Store Large Size, $100.
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sScrOftElOaIS EIlcer.
TES YEARS STANDING.

,6al ATLANTA. GA, July, 1883.
] have been afflicted with a chronic.
scroiulous ulcer of my leg.
for amumher OF. Years which has stead
lily resisted all treatment until ] Sc
cured b. ID, b., q few bottles of which
healed the ulcer and,cured me. My
brother for tenYyears had an extern
siye running ulcer on his leg which
could not be cured, a few bottles of b.
b. B. acted like niagic-healing the
ulcer, and imp0rting strength to his
whole system. | live at Morris mills,
north Of this city. Al. McDoNALp.
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AN AGED. CITIZEN GONE.

Monday morning our community
was startled by the sad intelligence
that Maj. f, d. lIoss was dead He
rose early that morning but soon
complained of feeling nnSsliS and
went to bed again, and about. noon
died of,apoplaxy Major IHoss was
born and rassed ~ tlis county. He
was nearly 70 years old. His first
wife was Penelope MsssingiIl. IN
1850 he married Lucinda Smith. He
has been. in johnson City over IS
years engaged in running Il hotel.
He had MANY friends, and his hotel
wasS@ell patronized, @lIc leaves a
wid6w1snd five daughtcrs to mourn
his loss. BY what a frail tenure is
human fife hcldl Only y few days
before his death, Maj Hoss told editor
Of THr CONT that be was III excel.
lont health. .+t M
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to be dead, but when the train reached
Knoxille, there we're slight evidence
OF respiration, He died however in
a short time alterward, and and was
sent back on the next train to be bur.
ried at Whitesburg