Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-06

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esas0n opened heRe today botween Den-
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satofe Witnessed the game. Tbs aauRn
vas Denvor 9. Leadvillo &
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BEooxEraroH, glilal. May 6-Tks
friends 81 ez-yies. President David
DAVIS are alarmed over TIE oondition
pf bic health. His general healsh has
not ooen good tor anns time past, and
be has become much roduooe IL nsah.
The present alarm Is eansed y he 40
psaxanos en his lsft shoulder Joint II .
nuae eafbunols. che e0ntinaad develop
ment Of which, q Is feared. will endan-
ser bis Iifo. The oARbuneis il aa large
ae mans dst, and i extFemsfY Dafr-
kui. IL 1854 Mr. Davis came noar
losing his life fFem afeailRr attack.
Dtcd sn = TRmin.
DEEvER. NAY SO. L. BaFIaat, tlakst
aRent Of che Burlington. Cedar Rapida
q Northern Railway, did % Z Sanaa
ke train at La 5onla, GAL, thss eVaninQ
Of e01enmption. while - rests home
from Les Angeles. TIE b9dg viii be
ahippsd homa