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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-01-08
selIe News.

as returned.
ton prefers Dardanelle
as a place of residence,
ain at the former.
j Evans was married at Ar
,ity Christmas day.
empt was made to wreck the
ain last week by placing
Son the track.
illips was thrown from
Christmas day and was
art.
mems ball was a success.
snce, supper, music and
ntirely satisfactory.
s, after a lingering
~ vhe 9th, of consump-
BED narrowly missed losing
Ais ware house by the cav
c banks of the river.
@dge May is on the road to
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-01-08

at MOTriiiJOn Will De TeDuftt.
Van Buren and TT. Smith are to
be connected by telephone.
Tax. paying is progressing quite
slow in all parts of the State.
A survey is being made Of the Ul-
tama Thule, Arkadelphia and
Princeton railroads.
A fine town clock has been placed
in the tower Of the Government Hos
pital at Hot Springs.
The survivors OF Gen. Grimstead's
regiment will erect monument over
his grave at Camden.
The Fort Smith Cotton Compress
and Oil Co., has increased its capital
stock from $150,0O0 to $187, 600.
The citizens OF Washington have
subscribed $4,000 towards building
fine colored school at that place.
A Stone county farmer gathered
sixteen pumpkins from one vine, az
gregating GAO pounds in weight.
The Arkansas editors will, it is
thought, attend the New Orleans
Exposition in body next February.
Tie State Institute for the Blind
will give grand public entertain
ment IN Little Rock at an early day.
Arrangements have been perfect
ed for the erection Of a cotton com,
press at Helena in time for the re
moval of the crop Of 1885.
A town has been laid out opposite
Arkansas City, on the Mississippi
river, which will be called Hunting
ton. The Journal of the first named
place, says it bids fair to become a
place of considerable Importance.
Prof. S. w. Thomas, of Little
Rock is in charge of the Arkansas
exhibit at New Orleans. Dr. j. G.
Lewis is IN charge of the mineral
department and E. f. Babcock, Esq,
is experimenting the holiday dis
play.
The Texarkana Inter State News,
referring to the decision OF Chancel-
lor Carroll, relieving Gen. Church
ill's bondsmen from all liability by
reason of his defective bonds, urges
that criminal proceedings be instltu-
ted against the ex-Treasurer.
Articles of association of the Coal
Hill branch of the Little Rock and
Fort Smith road have been fled with
the Secretaey of State. The road
will be three miles long, extending
from Coal Hill to McAllster's mine,
and is capitalized at $4,000.
Col. j. p. Eagle, of Lonoke coun-
ty, is favorably mentioned in conncc
tion with the Speakership of the
next House of Representatives,
Col. Eagle is one OF the best known
and most efficient legislators in the
State. and would make a good pre-.
siding officer for the lower branch Of
the General Assembly. His selec-
tion for that important position
would give general satisfaction to the
people af the State.
The tslal Of the two train robbers,
Jack Clifford and Adolphus Parker,
took place in the Pulaski Court last
@sidsy which resulted in convictions
sentence to the penitentiary,
svely for seven and six years.
sidence it appears that
ItIgatlng circumstances
sof these two defendants,
ed the Judge to pass
"a .spon them. Upon
Prosecuting Attorney,
sph Cook, the leader
continued until the
4e court.
Court of the United
affirmed the decis-
Courts, in the suit
wMemphis and Little
enjoin the State
alton from assess
for taxation. The
ause in the charter
SIppany exempting
7 but the Supreme
this franchise be-
granted to the orig
builders Of the road,
to their successors.
a.eeforth be assessed
kation, which is
= just.
4elIe News.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-01-08

The japanese still believe that the
ilrst man was not Adam, but Hu.
Sing. 1t may be SO. The first le-
gitimate household remedy ever Of.
'ered :" q sufering ppsS Dr.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-01-08
ELEVENTH YEAR.---NO.1 RTSSl

CONGRESS re convened last Mon
day and settled down to solid bus
mess.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-01-08

and especially Of the people of
South, that t ~1is ct industry
ild be encau'F aged ad that the
I'd weaa ofnow lying
,nless selpf the earth
i'd i made to en
I'D at Mr.. Randall
rent candidate
1888 goes with
%curs the nom
that he should
mocratic par
liking on the
Mr.. Randall
e out of the
e taxation,
aties to
he Gov
\ sonld ne
'saNSies that
gfeir opera
ming the wis
position, it
snestionablv
NV departure
70 it's early
present,
It in OPP
n favor
.fds free
dutiabls
e requi
enment,
% be
n M
loasthe
its dis
rejection
stion of
= Ameri-
Eu-
.a.ed
sos,oyresenta- [
ty is ohnox-
J do every
sh the de- ,
people, in
sition We
ped that
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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-01-08
RANDALEROUND.
IMPORT or THE IICARAGUAN
TREAT:
nepuDiicans PuzzFd.---Cabinet
Possibilitics.--Eashing
ton Gossip.
correspondence q The Democrat.
WAsHiyGToN Ian 1

~ ASH ISGToN, IAN. /, 1855.
lhe visit OF the Hon. Sam. j. Ran.
dali to the South, its design and
propaoie results, are being actively
canvassed and oIinions thereon are
almost as varied as the number Of
lerlng them. 1t csn be said, how
ever, that whatever mav be back of
1t, Mr.. Randall visits the South in
tue interest Of the i,on industry Of
the country, and believes with those
whom be directly ressesents, that it
is to the interest of the, whole coun-
try, and especially Of the people of
the South, that dis Ct industry
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20
From WashinEtou.

EX-COngresSman Franklin OF Kansas &C
cepts the Canton c~onsulship.
Awoi,ri+, of corrr,sSmen favor the ear
L. 1asssgs ~ a lin rsnaaIing +he Tenure Of
,G-fira 9rf
ur
Wong D llA'. y H'.us" pu,LS is o., J,o'2
~ rho ~roi,ray mail ss~y;ra.
W 49,
~" 4. -LS W. e 81. NV "p3
I4;"''I VI 80 - Lo n4ion '
o"'NS Ia " 81 : -
CsNnmlssoTy Sergeant Jeremiah obey,
recently appointed from Nrst sergeant
Seventh cavalry, IS ordered 10 CoLun Gus
oarTcks.
Lieut.. Col. Basil Norris will be relieved
IS medical director al San Francisco ny
Ooi. BAILEY, and IS ordered as hedIcal Ill
rector OF the oIumo
The widest religious e citcment attends
the meetings of the Starvation Army at
Washington. Ohio. Women lay in frances
and Others have the Jerks
R,br YonoI yinavak Kosher T T 6
Of Rombavv q ahminicaI nundit ia now
+ra yeIinr in the Tnitaj States in the inter
est ~ Rrd5hism and Tbeosonbv He is
at present q guest of DR.. Elliot Coues, in
Washington, d. {.
Panars have been received Inv the clerk
NJ The house 81 rrnreson+ tivasr living notice
n contest for fonr seats in the NEXT con-
press a sfoIIows. CamnheU against Weaver.
for the sixth Iowa district. Kidd against
Steele Eleventh Indiana. PAGE against
Pierce, Second Rhode Island. and Hurd
against Romeis Tenth Ohio.
7. +bo ,ooo+
~ I.:e Il"l Il H"N? 1iltltC
-N"' -"-~N - 80" N4tNA $3.50
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

1t is regarded as certain that Their
will be a called session of the Mime
sofa legislature during the winter
months. A new ap~portlonment o.
members OF the legislature, under the
census OF 1885, as required by law,
is the principal object OF the session,
but it is probable that there will be q
large amount o~fgeneral and locallegis.
lation. The call Of the may
be expected at any time.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

The legislature OF Massachusetts,,
the coming winter, will be called upon
TO pass a bill requiring corporations,
except possibly railroads, to square
up with their help once in seven days,
and also a bill TO change the civil ser,
vice act by exempting war veterans
from it's operation. These wereprom,
inent subjects before the last legis.
lature, but were defeated by small
majorities. The members of the new
legislature were elected with direct ref,
e TO these matters, and it is
claimed that the chances are in their
favor this year.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

Judge BIodgett OF Chicago refused a dis
change to James Baker. decOyed there from
| Ohio, that he might he arrested for emneE-
zIcmont.
In an alteration at Louisville with a
stranger named Roy, y. A. Storm, was
fatally injured by being struck with n gun
in the hands ofRoy.
Near ChestcrvilIc, Dearborn county, Ind,
| Joseph Chance and his uncle, Charles, adIe,
renewed an old quarrel IN the road near
| Cables residence, which ended IN ladIe be-
ing killed.
partial investigation ot the books OF
John NJ. Carroll, treasurer OF ~NtAunton'
Va. who disappeared in September, DIS
closed u deficit OF $l5.uOu. Tins amount
may be increased.
A sensational seduction suit was recently
decided in the circuit court IN ' incomes,
Ind. The jury a |arded the plHlntli1, Miss
Emily J. Dotiron, 81, 200 damages. The
betraycr is Emery Smith, Appointment and
wealthy farmer.
Henry G. Bodley, chi,i clerk to Lee W..
Foster & Co., Butte, Montana, committed
suicide by taking morphine. An lnVrstiSa-
tlOn of his account revealed the fact that
he had lost $J4S Of the firms money IN
speculation and a special deposit OF $500
in gold.
In Baltimore. William +. Stone shot his
wife, Julia. and then himself. They wert
taken to the Maryland university hospital,
when Mrs. Stone was found shot through
the head. from the effects of which she died
in a short time. Stone was shot in the
face. The wound in not necessarily fatal.
Quite a sensation has bpcE created in
Davenport and in Rock Island by the ar
rest of William Norris. a well known
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20
Foreign News

Servia has decided to formally declare
war against Bulgaria.
The Canadian government has spent
$3.50, 600 this season in aid ofimmigration
to the Dominion.
Montreal business men say they have
lost Sc, 5000, 600 by business stagnatiOn
caused by the smallpox epidemic.
British manufactures approve the war
with Burmah, as it will result in the open
ing of new markets for their products.
Several Mormon missionaries were driven
out of South Carolina over the boundary
into North Carolina by indignant citizens.
A refugee from Khartoum saws after the
murder Of Gen. Gordon his head hung on a
butchers hook for four or five days, and
was pelted and spat upon by the natives.
The friends OF Mr.. Stead the imprisoned
editor OF the Pail Mall Gazette, are already
making arrangements to hold a great pub.
lie demonstration in his honor on the day
OF his liberation from jail.
Dispatches from Bulgaria state that
King Milan informed the powers that Ser
via had declared war against Bulgaria be-
cause Bulgaria arbitrarily attacked q po-
sition which the Morava division of the
kings troops had held in Servian territory
opposite the Bulgarian frontier
Lady Jane Lampson has obtained a di-
vorce from her husband, Sir Curtis Miranda
Lampson, on theground ofadultery. Both
parties were bornin America. The plaintiff
is a daughter of Glib Sibley OF Sutton,
Mass. The defendant was bornin Vermont
in 1906, and married the plaintiff in 1927.
Charles Allsopp, member OF parliament
for Taunton, while presiding at q Consar-
vative meeting at Burton, England, at
tempted to quell a disturbance among the
audience, when he was violently assaulted.
His face was badly mashed and his watch
was stolen. A general free fight ensued.
The attorney general attempted to address
the meeting, but failed to get a hearing.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20
Personal Mention,

Gen. Fremont is again represented as be-
ing In a very impecunious condition.
Hon. w. w. Aston OF New York has
Joined the literary gang and written a
povel on Italian life,
The engagement is rumored ofCommand-
ar II. VI. g. Brown, OF the navy, to Miss
Davis. daughter OF ex-senator Davis OF
West Virginia.
Blythe win Of ths late John p. Howard OF
Burlington, VT, about $500, 900 is be.
queathed to his sisters, nieces and friends,
including a bequest OF $500, 900 to his
niece, Mrs. Theodore Evans, Of Paris.
Within n few days after her acquittal
Mrs. Walkup received sixty kilograms and
30Oletters Of Generalization, and invita-
ions to dine so numerous that ii would
take over a month to comply with them.
Lieut.. III. j. Hunt, Jr., U. s. ~, son oil
Gen. Hunt, governor Of the Soldiers home,
has gone to Philadelphia to be treated for
pulmonary troubles. Mrs. Hunt remains
sith her father and mother, Gen. and Mrs.
Drum.
Bishop Brewer has completed his mis-.
sionary tour of Montana and gone East te
spend the winter. His purpose is to OBJ
tain men and means for the more effective
prosecution OF Episcopal church work il
this diocese.
DIR. William A. Hammond OF New Yorl
is engaged TO be marreied to Miss Esther d
Chaplin OF Providene. DIR. Hammond's
first wife, it will be remembered by the
older member OF Washington society, was
q Miss Nisbit OF Philadelphia, whose tamil,
aiterward resided here until separated by
death.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20
THE NEWS SUMMARIZED.
Ento of a BALLOT Box suffer.

The supreme court, in sessiona at Ottawa,
H., affirmed the decision Of the lower
courts in the case of Joseph G.. Mackin for
perjury. At the last senatorial election OF
Illinois. it was discovered that Il large
number of spurious ballots had been
printed and cast in favor OF Rudolph
Brand, for state senator. In the investi-
cation which followed, sufficient evidence
was produced TO convict Mackin OF the
crime, and he was sentenced by Judge
BIodSctt to two years in the pcmtentlarN
and the payment OF a fine Of s., 600.
Mackiu's attorney at once carried the case
to the supreme OF the United States,
before which it now is. Following his con-
yiction in the United States court for tam
perlng with ballots, Mackin was indicted
10y the state grand jury for perjury in
swearing he had not ordered or received
the spurious ballots. OF this crime he was
convicted as above stated, and will now
pay the penalty.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

Another batch OF $50 Mormons ar
rived in New York recently. The
poIygamy business seems TO be in 8
way of determination, but converts &c
Mormonism continue TO increase. It
IS possible that after the elimination
OF polygamy and a few other obnox-
ious features, Mormonism may take
rank with other denominations.
Stranger things have happened in the
world-especialIy in the religious
world.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

Horace b. Clafin, the millionaire head OF
the well known dry goods house OF III. b.
Clafin a Co., OF New York died at 3 D. m.
or Saturday the 14th inst. at his home at
Fordham. His death was sudden. On
Wednesday he was at his place 81 business
as usual, and appeared to be in good
health and spirits. Tint night he had q
slight attack Of illness somewhat in the
nature OF apoplexy, his ply sicians
thought, but it passed off IN q
measure. aud although he remained
at home, II was thought 20 be only a tenn
porary confinement. At five a. M. he had
n relapse. and WAS attacked with paraly-
sis, which, in a few hours, caused his death.
Mr.. Clahin WIS born at Milford, Mass,
Dee. rs, 1881. AT an early age he assumed
the business of his father, and was Joined
in partnership by his brother, Aaron.
When twenty-three years old, he establish.
ed n branch store in Worcester, Mass. In
1851, he started the firm of Buckley Il
Ehahin in Brooklyn. soon after the firm
name Was changed to Clnhin. Mellin Il Co.,
and in 1864 to III. ID. Clanin & Co. Preyi-
ous TO this, In 1857, Edward Il. Eams be-
came q member n the firm, and continued
AZ snch.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

a naval officer OF high rank, who
has had abundant opportunity to
study hlibustering expeditions to Gu
ba. says it e. remarkable fact that
these things never occur in the sum.
mer, when the North Atlantic squad
ron can't get down there to stop
them. When the squadron is to start
on a cruise from the North,' he says,
some Of the interested parties down
az Key West subscribe somehundreds
~ dollars and hire some jagged fellows
to drill after dark. The word goes
abroad that a formidable expedition
il fitting out for Cuba. Away goes
the squadron and before it gets back
the merchants at Key West will have
received 500. 600 OF money, spent BY
The officers for stores. etc. There il
nothing in it. There never is. They
never attempt 70 capture Cuba wher
the vessels are laid up in the hands d
Mfetanics or the weather is so hot
At Christians can't hvethere."
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20
General News.

New York parties are going to build an
immense hotel in Phil adelphia.
Alargelo lot OF cheese weighing 3 ,0Oopcunds
each were shipped from New York to Liver
pool.
Capt. James Wilson, q wealthy fruit
packer OF Baltimore, was neatly bunkoed
out OF SO 500.
The Colorado state university has been
provided with scientific instruments at a
cost OF $4,000.
New York Germans were unnecessariiy
alarmed as the Sunday concert saloons
were not closed by the police.
Three thousand workmen are thrown
out OF employment by the closing OF a boy
cotted New York cigar mandatory.
There were 227 failures in the United
States the past week, an increase OF seven
ty-one over the week previous.
Rev. Thomas Harrison, the boy preacher.
is having phenomenal success in his meet
ings at the Summerfield Methodist church
Milwaukee.
Tas four richest men in the world are the
duke of Wesminster, Vanderbilt, Roths-
child and Mackay, whose aggregate wealth
is $3.50, O00, 600.
Cyrus w. Field says he is willing to erect
a monument to Nathan Hale, the American
spy captured within the British lines and
hanged in New York in 1777.
Hon. w. w. Astor, late United States
minister to Rome, has written a novel on
Italian life in the middle ages, which il
shortly to be priated by Charles Scribner'
Sons.
Mrs. w. G.. Endicott, Mrs. Patten OF Cali
fornia, Mrs. J.P. Jones OF Nevada. Mrs. T.
@. Palmer of Michigan, ard Mrs. Gardne,
Hubbard we're elected members ofthe boart
OF managers at the November meeting o
the Garfield Hospital association.
Rev. DR.. Charles O'Reiliy OF Detroit
Mich, treasurer OF the Irish Nationa
League OF America, has received a lette,
from Thomas Harrington, M. p, acknowl
edging the receipt Of 81 ,0c0 for the parlia
mentary fund, and giving thanks there
for.
Council Bluffs Special: The government
is making it lively for postmasters accused
OF using money-order funds in their privat
business. Postmaster Campbell OF Temple
ton WAS arrested, and waived examination
The postmaster NJ Bedford gave bond
to answer for the same oifense. III
was elected treasurer on the Republican
county ticket recently Frank A Sherman
postmaster at Pacific function, was ar
rested and is looking for bonds.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20
John Borle O,Reillx. thedistinrlj

John BoyleO o Reilly, the distinguish-
ed Irish poet and patriot, Interviewing
the optical situation Of Ireland says
that In the coming ELECTIONS Ireland
viii certainly elect so natlonalist mem.
bers 70 follow Parnell-perhaps 90.
lie Is supported by the whole country
except the landlords, the British off,
Gals and the Orange Acarpet-baggers"
Ian Insignificant minority. AProtes.
tapt himself, he has besidehim the en-
tire Catholic heirachy and priesthood,
and he leads the whole nation and its
expatriated kindred. He is the only
great popular leader in Europe Of his
generation The artificial leader has
to hand all the levers and powers OF
constituted authority and govern.
mental machinery. The natural lead
er has nothing but his " purpose
and the will Of the people.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

The new German liberal party re-
gently gained a sweeping victory in the
election to choose members to the
Prussian diet. Out of 1000 delegates
the conservatives and national liber-
ais got only 1,13O. The attempt Of
the conservatives to secure majority
over all parties promises to end in a
perfect Waterloo. This result will
strengthen the various wings OF the
liberal party in the German Parlia-
ment also. as it plainly shows the
drift OF public sentiment in the EN-
pire, Of which the kingdom is SO i'm.
portant a factor.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

Thin ice near Detroit orphaned the nine
children OF James II. Gee, a premature
skater.
Natural gas caused the burning OF :
school house at Kittaning, Pa. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The following men were entombed at a
mine in Colorado: Con Nourse, III. West
iaii, Elmer Heists, ID. W.. Patton, N. De
Grosslier. M. Lapoint, John Lalne, George
Smith, William Strong and N. Baptista.
They we're found dead.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

The New York city budget ofexpenses
for the coming year, just about com.
pleted, puts the expenditure at $36,
OOO, 900, q decrease from thelast veal
of six million. OF this immense sum
seven and a-haIf million is disbursec
in interest, nearly five million for edu.
cation, police four million, etc. 1t
costs a power of money to operate a
great city.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20

Two Nebraska gamblers quarreled, one
tired ny the other, and killed an outsider,
Martin II. Collins.
The ~deiaultiug treasurer OF the catholic
knights Of America was found guilty OF
forgery in q Kentucky court.
III. @. Holman, a bookkeeper OF Bren-
ham. Tex. was arrested and lodged in Jail
IN the charge oi embtzzling 5000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-04

CLEAN OUI THE NAGs.-There are "A
number of worthless yagabonds losting
in snd about this city, living of of
lunch oounters and what they can steal.
They are ueither useful nor ornamental.
and IL Is about time Chief woolery WAS
giving some Of them notice to clear out.
The authority to rad the town Of vaga
bonds lies with the Chief of police. and
should be exercised by him. and also
delegated to other police officers. IL
this low lived. yagIanI class Is permitted
to remain. serious results may follow,
and the first we know, the psopls will
be called upon 80 string a lot of them
up for numbering some valuable citizen.
An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure. Let tho town be freed
of these vsRabonds, and good work
will have been accomplished.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-04

Lam 10 RxsT. Pursuant 10 bis DYING
rulssst. the remains u Lieutsnaa,
Charles X RshA weEs barred yesterday
uish asilltary haners Tbs hody laid in
state at Odd Reilows Hail all d4y up 10
2 e'esaok. whsn the funeral procession.
consisting Of band. ia anifoFm. both
mailtsary companies. la uniform, Odd
Frilowe, ksiehsk - FythiaS. naeszh@rs
os tae q. A. L.. and cstassns 90 foat add
IN csFrtaexs. started faT TIE Odd fei
iaWs' cesnetefy in North seattle. Wbila
she pFOessssaga was forming, uAny Of
the iradtae BUSINESS kSasSa eissed their
doors. A. The grave TIE Old Fellows
peEfogxrsd tAesf taasEAi yites. Nj. N.
knEn. e q lain. rrsdsag tie seFvies and
mekine she prayer. Mr., n q Allen.
Nanie Gragd. delivered The eelogisiic
Aagtfess. fisF 9alea spfass Of sSeFgreea
warv thrawn inse The grave ~ each
memhsg Of she U4ad Fellows Osder.
Aftsx this tia knlzhts % pythiax took
chars az ne essy sna PsEfofRe1 49,
vscEs aNeoFa1nR 70 their nsAattfai cas-
foan oasr tie FsRatl.A. ander the aiFeu-
tson II 4. W. CzAyten. a'fslats OF Saeen
Css Lsssl9e. After thss the cola u2s
lowered into The grave, three xeileys Of
nnskesRy wefe Sired b. TIE mtsistA. and
the sslesnn and impErMssss saFstaas were
Al 40 ED. thas eiasaas the esaBe Of ons
Il ake sAadesf aoeiasafs thai hza ever
eseasFea Ia SeAEsle
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