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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
ra-+bousl,e shocksin New York.

NYAcz, y. Y, January l6,-ShOrtly be-
fore IL 80 o'clock last night two distinct
shocks Of earthquake were felt in every
part of Rockland county. In Nysck pic
lures were shaken from walls and the ice
in the river along the shore broken. In
SufFerin, Spring Valley, PierPont, Spsrnu,
Hsverstraw and Rocklsnd Lake the jar
was very heavy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
Thurman Retired.

CpGcAGo, January l6.-Senator Thur
man Of Ohio, writing to his friend o. b.
F;ctl;n Of this state, uses the following
ior1nage. "Yos will never be gratihed BY
.ee;ng me in public life again. am am
% On the retired list with my own iuiI
~" S~,snt and vi,h no inclination whatever
SC- &C.. aot;,s life except ss private citizen
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
EPP'S LIFE IN DsMAND.
Another 5 ttempt 20 Lynch tho Brute at
NiuCCnueS.


NiuCCnueS.
NISCENyEs, IyD., January I6.-A masked
mob appeared at the jail this morning N
which Holly Epps, the negro who killed
Farmer Do5sou, is confned, and demanded
the keys from the jailer. TIE latter re-
fused to give them up and the mob then
attempted TO batter down the jail
door so that they might
obtain Epps and hang him. Tne door,
however. withstood the blows directed
against it. and the mob dispersed. 1t Is
stated that they will return TO night with
largely increased numbers and make q
second attempt to get at the murderer.
The sheriff, in the meanwhile, will endeav-
or to remove Epp3 to Evansville, lad
where he will De safer than AZ Iiucennes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

YESTERDAY afternoon the Mayor ant
the Chief Of the Fire Department exam
inei and condemned the west wall o
the McLain block, IN Twelfth stree,
on the EDS, aide OF the alley, between Mai,
and Market streets. The owners Of tn
property were directed to have the vil
put in secure condition at orcs,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

LAST night Constables Love and LAUGH
lin made q raid on the Columbia Hotel, on
Market square, in the Second ward, but it
was unproductive Of results, the doozs .ssd.
ing from the bar room beng kept locked.
Two PLAIN drunks we're run in last night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

BosroS, January lG.IiL Is seueIt cre% ot
believed the cas,sin sDd entIe ftTa re
fourteen souls OF the wrecked SSrS = uht th;s IL,
Brown, which left Perth Amooy '0' ~
mort on the 9th inst. were drowned
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
aoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE,

Specific Virtues in Dyspepsia.
Dr.. 4. JENKINS, Great Falls, n. B., says;
Il can testify to its seemingly almost spe'
cifc virtues in cases OF dyspepsia, nervous
ness and morbid vigilance or waketulness
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

The musical Uant Of the season will be
the Mendelsschn Q4in'ette Clubs presen'
tation Of their programme At the Opera
House 10 morrow evening. Already ever
800 seats have been reSr.V.i ana the re-
mainder will likely be occurred to.morro#
Below is tie choice programme selected for
the evening:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
More sasw Rlockadss

N.r,. l.- No, January l6.-Addi.
-'-a. .as-. ,i Yesterday and last night in
T=s.=-- E.rss> has caused fresh trouble
o. PIE >,-a. 50 -. Kansas Pacific rail
rc' .h-. Ard 10Th are 5loc>. Soea to-day some
~ I-ss vest from here,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

T-ZT tuesday night Shuttlewor'h and
Falseustein will race at the Capitol rlnk.
H1rke't and Falkerstein will race on
THURSDAY night, and it is talked on the
street that arrangements are being per
fe,tci for Bl.Lstt end Shu:.laworth to en-,
ace In aro.hes ra0a soon. This aerIes oil
rac=s promises to De the mos. exciting oi
sry ,hst have taken place this !eason
The reputation of the skaters ard the re-
no,tsd races between them will lend addl-
mona. .n.craz!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

0TEIUERs BELL, Dunlap and Carney
raided Julia Chisnell's house Of il. iane
last night, arresting three girls and the
proprietress.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

/. Quint,r,e-In & o.. p, All Gro Mol.
erat0... ....-...... ...-.-...:. u e.h"F"h
. Re.ltative apd Air-"prv" no, '........ Nozar'
TFron the " iafhaE. Of Figsr0"
N.-J ] III IGFa.I'
: Cou,e,t Stu =, f4r da'e, ug al Engi
Air. "ioUg, Long Ago, $500. ..... ......... l'opp
Mr.. William :chEie.
1 gu,rtet'e-In Hat. o., l., Adago and
Canon etta...... VI en 1e!ssOh
soiJ for Violin -Gavy;te and Naria-
tion'........ ........'''' ..''' Gem -LeoLaIu
Mr Nahar t:auE0.
4. Ii Nc at Ims = %.sh.l.................t. AT
%. p. schIaehtgebet traJer BriVre he
Be- tie .... ......, BE-. ...... y. Moe1ring
Ar.Cn sluGios Society.
FART Il.
:. Fantasla Charactere:'iTHe- Gnomen
klaCDge ......... i'at mani
For Carinstte,I
Mr. Thomas Ryan.
5. Spinning Syrg-NiOliu anI Flute obi
g7to........... - .......... 'iasta' Ii..I+2Ldsi
Arranged BY 4. RYAN
O. caprice H0DgTOl:-=u!O i8f NiOlOHcellJ
...... ..... ....... E!e
Mr.. Louis 3 nuremberg.
TO- English Ballad "ITtaIinF, ......... -Nc.!ing
Miss Eiith kdSarli
H. Rondo Gayot e-FTOn tEc.-ixth Violin
.i1rs1gea :oE Glth:e4s Dy I. Rgs1.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
,AusE or THE EXPLOSION.

The most acceptable theory as to the
cause of the explosion is this: Two fore
men are employed to examine the mine
every night for fire damp, to see that it ia
clear before the day shift goes on. These
men carry both open and safety lamps, and
i is believed one Of thcr went up into
some loom with the former where au unu,
sual quantity of gas had accumulated.
An explosion occurred here iu mine No.
3 in March, 1883, by which thir'y-two
Cinnamon and six white men lost their
lives. Mine No. 4. however was considered
the model of the camp, ord extreme care
lessness is the only reasonable exp!ana
ton Of the explosion An inquest is no"
in progress. The funerals occurred to
daY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
BRIDGEPORT.

On Wednesday evening, January 20, the
Union Cornet Band, Of .Etnaville, with the
assistance of those named thersin, render
the following programme at the Mammoth
rink
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
THIRTEEN KILLED.
Another Terrible Explosion of Fire
Damp In a Mine.
Thirteen Men Meet Dreadful and
Sudden Death.
Timbers, Human Remains and
Debris Blown Through the Air.

EyASsTon, W. T., Jsnua.y l6.-Detaili
of the fire damp explosion which occurred
in mine No. 4, at Almy at an early hour
Wednesday morning, have Just reached
here, and show it to have been one Of the
most serious in the history OF the Rocky
Mountain coal mines Occurring as it
did At night, when only light force OF
miners were at work, the death roll was
limited to thirteen souls but had it taken
place during the day the loss Of
life would have run mp into hun.
dreds, for every person in the miGes at the
time met with instant death. The whole
face of the country and that portion of the
settlement fronting the slope gives evidence
Of the terrible torce Of the explosion. The
weigh and fan houses were entirely demol.
ished and the engine house wrecked, while
residences and business houses lost fronts,
windows, noors and chimneys. The mouth
Of the slopa has the appearance OF huge
funnel, from which fully thousand cubic
yards of rock have been torn and dstribut.
ei over the adjacent country.
MEN BLOWN THROUGH THE AIR.
A train OF thirteen cars going down into
the mine at the time Of the explosion was
broken into fragments and shot out ns
though from the mouth OF a cannon. vii
liam and Joseph Egaus, passengers there
on, were most terribly mutilated, the for
mer being blown over the engine house
and portion CT the town. The body WAS
found seven hundred feet from the mouth
of the slope, minus the head ard arm aud
the enirais. 1t he'd bounded and rolled
fully thirty yards after striking the ground.
Timbers and track for seventy feet on in
side the slope were torn up and scattered
over the surrounding country, and the
ground for fully half mile from the
mouth Of the aiLe was covered with pieces
Of car,, tieG timbers and other debris
Every air shalt was blown away, leaving
huge pits.
Many people living near the mine mar
ro~ly escaped death. Huge timberS
crashed through the roof of Superintend
ent Faulks residence, $50 yards from the
slope and fell between two beds occupied
at the time By himself and family. John
Smith lives in house in front OF the air
shaft in the mouth OF the mine. The force
of the explosion tore q great hole in the
earth twenty feet in diameter and q rock
weighing over ton fell through the roof
into the kitchen, demoliehing the stove.
The stora Of Beckwith, Quinn 4 Co two
hundred feet away, lost its front, and some
goods were damaged. The wheel from
the pit Ger passed through au clubhouse
near BY, as if thrown from q catRpult.
The mines are worked By Beckwi'h, Quinn
i Co., under contract with the Union Pa
cGc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
MLss kATE RAYARD.

WASHINGTON, January l6.-Miss Kate
Bayard, eldest daughter of the Secretary
Of State, died suddenly about 3 o'clock
this afternoon. The reception at the White
House was suspended Immediately on the
receipt OF the news OF her death.
Miss Bayard dropped dead at her home
lust as she was starting 10 the White House
to attend Miss Clevelsnd's reception.
Miss B1yArd had accepted an invitation
to assist Miss Cleveland at her reception
this afternoon, and that lady and her
guests, Mrs. Alley and Miss Love, who
were also to assist at the reception, were
awaiting Miss Blyards arrival, when they
received notice OF her death
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
TIE LIST Ol VICTIM


Those ct work ther,in at the time Of the
explosion were:
EXoCH THOMAS.
FRAME Mason,
JOHY PEAgE.
ELLIS GRIDGERuAS,
JoHN HUNTER
,IosEPH EVANS.
WV. EVANS.
JOHN PETERSON.
JoHS HocD.
HENRY NoMMUCG.
WM. HAssELLEY.
i;ALEX. JONES.
HENRY MILLIEEN.
The bodies of the last two we're found
yesterday in the eleventh level. Only
one, that OF John Peske, Was burned seri-
ously. The remainder were evidently
killed instantly by the force Of the concus'
sion.
John Hunter, who was driving O mule
attached to train Of cara in the sixth
level, was found between the i.st and sec.
ond cars, and the mule had been blown
backward and wedged into the fifth car
with its legs in the air. The slope ur to
this point has the appearance OF having
been cleanly swept, bat otherwise is the
same as seen every day. The mine did
net take FIRE az at first reported, and moth.
ing save the destruction Of the fan house
and the consequent trouble in getting pure
air into the mine delayed the exploration
and recovery of the bodies. All Of the
victims save two were Mormons, married,
and leave large families.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

AZ ht " N'@ - An'i'AAf#
Rome, January l6.-The fapal Nuncios
Of Paris Vienna and Madrid will be made
Cardinals in March next.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
TRADE OF SAMOA IL rASGEE.

LONDON, January IG.-Thc colonial
agents here generally admit ttst British
merchant will lose the trade Of the Samoan
ialands, d they have virtually lost that Of
Raiatea to the French unless they prompt
ly resolve TO purchase the German com
mercial interests ca those islands. These
interests we.a valued in 1883 ut $3.50. 900,
and a5e now probably worth $500 600
Tne colonists believe that America would
not object 10 this transaction if freedom Of
trade were secured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02


Nv. Fawkss. gf.. EeDrssentiuR TIE J .
W. FaEkes MannfaeluFtnR Company 81
Chioseo, has piaeed On eN6ibition II the
window Of L. x. @. Smish's cigar st0re,
next 30 the FiFaa National Bank. patent
apring motor, used for Fuuuing sawlnz
machines, pleasure boa1s. latnea, paups
chuFns and aii iiehs powers. Thiscou-
paug also menuiaelznes quite exteu-
ligsly rseolEinz display eaaaa foF ali
lines q gods. making themGst attFsst-
I've display knoWn, 81 a1Stin1 - uoli1u
eatckss the eyes and arrrst the a3ten-
non where ell eiss fail Tie power 81
this moior can b increased - uiii SIM
ply b tAe aRpcaslGn 81 81 tueEe4ssd
number % apEinaa. and with thu uas a.
ths air R1vexnnE anY apeed shat ruay b
desired. J. ". FAwkss, the tnventuf.
was farmegsy kmown e. he Steam plsw-
man 81 le
A aQsnsy sill Be ssiablisksain ssaa-
~. oD14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02


a apeclal g ~ 0fsg1nia1 q o.. olsl
fEom Bak9 Ciy. aays: Ian Friday
sEsninz. sbe1l 10 o'dsck. ehis sity rs
aleEtisd b ths iofesmalfoa ttnl Il D.
Cohs1, 81 eI4 Ee1,d1nt 81 thi1 pIaca, I'D
ben kidd ~ g. O Israel, prnrninsus
lawyer nexs. b seems fAsf frEasl Bsa
a. attorney Is 8 a1naa tnal Ue1am had
N adverse En4eR4zg ~ and was soms-
W44s 9BB0 10 tne mAnmaK 20 wAfah
AaEael Vas aelinR. Boms words nad
be1ween then and they sapaFzesd and
aftafNafe met II front " Olfcnhe nsfss
store. uheEe fAe killing oeeurred
From the testlmouy & aDpe4Fs on
o1s eide tkzt IEfBei uEnI 81 and srnsaf
hiurcIf a1d H1a4h3 Cehan, wten Thnrn-
dTEe, VITO - aiss l1diated a. &C neoes-
o1fy, remarked - EsEarls ~IsraeI. TIERS
~ = nov. Go for Kim. vii stand 81
4a1;r SUI tat Israel edganead and suf1
Cohen % tasos up his hands and 20
drop that e. he would Shoot, and tnan
nfud. killing Cohen almost fnatanfiys
that lsnmedi4saiF after She shooafnR
Ehorndyke remarked noe b Shoot again
e. be Was done fer. Israel claims thzt
ihs kiliing Haa antireIg II slid fonsa;
that Cohsu had threatened % XII hinl
and was h1nlinR him for hat
VurpoG8. Ihe ball took easet
ia the EiRh3 side and RanRed
downward passing entirely thr0aQb ne
BODY. Cohea vas found vita q revolver
b. hts aids. WHISTLER Il Waa plaosd
there o. was hald b Cohen when he vas
shot II 9 disputed question. Ga yesler-
daF che RKand Jury, then in session, IN
diafod Israel for murder IN the fret DE-
gree, and ThaKndyk8 aa an ncoeary
before the fast. O. w. ManHilIe. IsraeIs
partner, appaaHsd for both defendants
e he arraianment, and afteE fling q
motion 70 quasi and . demurreE - TIE
indictment. tha dsfoudant entered q
plea d nos guilty. Tbs ease vas eon-
tiaued until fhe Jannray term. There
h considerable feeling on both sides Ia
regard 70 the matteR and opinions di4eF.
Ioere we're three Witae1aea 90 the killing.
The body 81 Cohen was taken 10 The
train under tha auspices Of The Masonic
ffatern8g and forwarded 70 Portland
for inteEment"
The Georges Israel named above Is veil
known II Oiynpia, having gone there
about ZEN years ego. He waa recognised
a. having considerable ability and gain
ed good psaetiee. but be became dissl-
pated and frequsnfed bad oompany and
gradually lost his praetice and friends
About two years eR0 be moved 70 Baker
City. In Olympia be married Miss Julia
Shelton, well kn0Wm there and who haa
many aeQaainfanoa2 ia Seattle. she
died from tha effects 81 q cancer 10 Tie
bFoaet about ten days ago. Thoy had
nos lived toaetheE since be moved away
from Olympia. He never manifested
anything Of the desperad0 while 10
Olympia, and this crime will be q sur
prise % ell Who kneu him. He has many
relatives about olympia, Who are good
poople and this viii b tefEibie blow
% lhena. EoaE years aRs be ran en- the
Republican ticket for Prosecuting As
torney Of she Second Judicial District,
and waa defeated By J. O. McFaddan,
bis Democratic oppon0nt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

THK MAGAZINE or AMKRroAN HIS
1oRH The Novsmbsr Maqazias ef
4nssrseaa Histerg has a saperb fFontis-
piece. the vsgv inest Of any Of the
magazines fer che month; Il u tue not
able portrait falmost unknogn Ia this
eoantry) Of Governor Thomas P0Wnaii,
fFom The celebrated Lord Oxford paint.
inc, IL EnQland. Il is accom- Ianiea By
an admirable study Of the raafile
character. atAtsamanahlp aud works 81
tha remarkable pownall as The leading
article Of the number, By Rob8gt Lad
low Fowler. This clearly aud con0iaely
prauared personal narrative 10 the more
noteworthy aA this time because Of its
wealth Of fresh insurmation--itp presents
much that II nee even b the oldest and
wisest o. cur historians and men Of let
ters-and i i furthermsre delightfully."-
readable. I've Of PoNnalfs pencil
drawings Of American scenery about the
middle Of The laat century, are repro
dnesa amnBG tbe unique Illustrations
also his homa uhilo 01Vernor Of MassA-
ehuseats and "a original letter Of
hia (nevsr befeFe puhlishe4) dis
elnainR the fact OF his refasal
81 the GoVernuFship Of New York. TIE
second article Of tha namber. Tue Her
misaes,~ q North Carolina homs Of
great ace, belongs % the popular series
% sHialoris Homzs," for Vii b tats
macazis Z i famed. Then ~ have
Succession Of bright and interesting "a
pegs-"rha Firsa Anarchist" b. Arthur
Dndley Yintoas ~Braddock's Defaai.
b. 7. J. Chapman, A. H.; -Fifzinia's
Oonqsssi % The Northwest rerEitory, >
By ,. q Wells; fha Split at Charlsston
IN 1850, = hy A. W. Ciaaoa; From Cedar
NouHtain 10 0hanlilly. the third paper
cf the valuable Civil War studies Of
General Lee; ''GeneFal Popa Aga'n," q
sharp criticism q Pope's article 10 she
cfafarF, bY Celonei Alien. StoneSaii
Jaekeon's Chief % OraiBance 10 the
campaigns under review; "HArgery Cor
bin. . poem. b. George Hoaghtsn; and
the several departments flled With
choice and varied reading. fhere &
not q DAN iine ID the Utole nanb :.
This periodical has fairly and justly
earned ice hiNn position ~ -tha best
pabliestiaa Of iss Kind In ths world"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02


II sc puanAn was gn2sGss. axnaaAinr
Sc giel1 q 1885 ~ 81. Us hazxsia. Ia
t1lal value q "a e1l1 reg1aee1 e. =
s3obzls nn inarea1s q 9ISz 81. whfoh
VS. d1s parts g to Increased vAlne 81
tie 1ltehizan rlco11l en1 parity g ne
iarae snoEzase n tte prodnelfon e 9e1t-
aka Nsa Yozk.
btsuzfne- Ihe prodnal3en iarRsaaed
sIiehaig. being nb7nt 3foe0 pnonds
nzAi1st ~ LOO n ic3A 4ha total Taiua,
IS an AVERAGE o. y oenls per pouna. w4z
- 30 Al incraaae Of 81 80 ever ina
pzeTtoaa year.
B5rax- Produslinn. limiaed - Cali
foFnia and Nevada, S0100oa pn1nas;
EAlaes g eeuts peE pc1nd Ter ssAee1.
tEa1zd. $f11oo4 Nhiio the prud11i M
eseassd b lj00oo0, tbe fan II prise
lowered ths losai valus $l0ooo
caip1ur-Ehe prodnction rs aboui
1oo tans. worth about sl6ooo.
PgELlaa-AoCuf 49.eoo ionz tens we're
nlasd. E4laed a SO 594 In addition
q so to1s were impuEsed-
bars lea- 1he prod1gtion Was aoont
ib.0e0 tans. valued a. $4,000, ia tae
aaxFoand condiaons a. taken fran the
mines.
4iaa-Ths production decreased II
The West, owing 10 the inferior vAlne 81
the sheets obtAined. Tia Wtola pEoduet,
exalutine wasls. vas q. 90 po1nds, val
usd 81 9l61 .0o.
FsidspAr-Prodaction 3eooIoaRtcns.
salnsd nsfoEs grinding 81 50 900.
Asbestos-Ih amo1nt mlned was
eb0at SO short tons. valued as $50
Asphaitnm-f he pEoduoilon Eemained
cunslanl g about 800 tons with q spot
salne Of $1,000.
MiaeEal Wmfers--T The naieg amounted
% 81 Sl1.s 95. from 8. las ,40l gallons; me
Falua y slightly less than Ia 1854. The
great decrease IN she number Of gallons
. daet the extension Of TIE water from
artesian wells u Madison, Wisconsin,
which Is ussd as the regular city sap
ply. a large local consumption e also
exaiaded.
fuzA1s-Ths statements made IN the
last report in regard te She total mineral
pfodnet require little ohanRe for she
year 1850 TIE statistics have basn
complied with q view 10 giving infsFma-
tion On those p0ints which are ct mOst
interest and utility, and are presented
n The form usual in she several branches
Of trade statistics. Comparing the To-
tails given since 1851 Z continuous de-
crease IN value l. noted 10 1883 aud 1884,
being marked 10 the latter year. HE
year 1876 Shove, on the other hand, an
tneEeass, dua, no d01bt, il pari 70 more
complies ~ urna and alossE estimates;
bui indicating, nevertheless, more
pEentabie business year, which would
be still more appaEent II the last half
we're compared with the corresponding
period in 1884, since, Ia many impoEtant
branches Of trade, prices increased 10
ward the end Of the year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

Parties going East should oasl on W
Van Waters, aaeut Canadian pazifo
Railway, before CLOSING hargaiss ~
tleketa. Rates loser thaa tie lsaess
Parties sendinf fol friendg can deposit
sheif mosey With ne aud | wiil tals-
graph tie delivery % Z ticket e nv eE-
pensa. thas aaging time aad expresses
The Canadian Ra1ife u the shorsssi
aBd m1Et difeot r0ate % ali eastern and
eouthFssfern Foinia, such as MostFeai.
New York, ChicaRp. s. P41i and an
points ssath o. east q St. Paal. THIS
h tie bssl built and BEST eqaipped hns
IL AneEisa. Entife train rnns fhE nah
fFom the P2cifs - tbs Atlantic without
ehApee 81 ears. No extra charge for
ssoo1d elass aleepefa. 1ha scenery -
cIassed with tte Erandes1 ID TIE e6fid
compgi4nz mountaing. lake.. rivers.
fsrests. Rlaeieras aanyons and bezutif 4
landsaaues
Exc1rsiouIsts can always eHset 3 iaFns
EaFiBe b rasronizinR ihia pnpuiar zluts.
knli lnfefEaaiiaE EegardlnR rates. tire.
1nmm0dationa, etc. fFeelY pttstuad
bF apriFtna - ". FAN WAxM
PaaaeuesF aud ffcARhf ARnn fuF Pa
a. Eoand il U.s.
OGse. Wella Fargo 4 Cas- kaH6ing.
seaatle. ,. I. eeit
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

Yea are feeling decgsesed. year arpa-
tita i poof. you are bstbered wifA bead
acha. yea are fdRssty. nsrvoas. and
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MxsTERIous DEATH. - From parties
Who have Just arrived from Colville.
Gays she Spokane Evening" ChroAiele, We
learn that Joseph Martin, one Of she
first settlers in Stevens county, vas
found dead in his bedroom in the Rail-
way House, between CheWelah and Col
vile, on Saturday morning last. Parties
coming 70 she house found the d0af IN
locked, and going In saw the dead body
OF Martin lying on the door N 6 pool Of
blood. On examination Il was found
that Martin bad been killed By q pistol
ball which had passed through his
heart. He vas dressed in his night
clothes, which were not powder Burned,
which dispr0ves she theory OF suicide.
The revolver vas found at bis feet. Il
vas known BY several parties that be
had 500 about him, BAT only $3.50 N
silver was found In the TIL OF the
saloon Joseph Martin was well known
By nearly all Of the old settlers Ia THE
portion Of tbs Territory, and die not
bear . very good reputation. de has
1ad numerous alterations IN which ro-
volveFs we're drawn, being wounded
twice himself. Two years $50 be iefl
the Territory 70 avoid trial for shooting
az 8 blacksmith in COivilie. An old
fend existed between bin and other per-
sons in the county and suspicion points
to them &c the guilty paFtlea No indi-
cation Of 9 struggle could be seen IN the
room, and as the body was lying N the
doorway between the saloon and bed.
room, it is probable that be vas
awakened By q noise In the saloon and
arose and went 20 the door to see tbs
cause, when he was shot through the
heart, killing him instantly. SoGe few
incline to the belief that the saloon VA
entered by some one who knew thai
Martha had money in his possession
with she intention Of Fobbiag him, and
kno9ing the desperate character Of thl
man, had killed him when be found b
vas caught IN the act.