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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06
xIscELLAsEous.

OK the Goth the House Committee on In
dian Affairs authorized the chairman 70
appoint a stsb.committee to investigate all
claims for Indian depredations. These
claims viii be thoroughly siftsd, and such
as are found msritorious win be ineorpo'
rated into one general bill.
UP TO the 2s.h all but two Of the bodies
had been recovered from the Newburg
(Pa.) mine.
InisH newspapers are jubiiant over the
defeat Of the English ministry.
FRANCE declines 10 separate herself
from the action OF the powers on the
Grecian affair.
GarAr excitement prevails In the crstan
islands over the prospective Al ival OF the
Greek squadron.
TuE Grand Trunk railway in Canada re-
fuse to restore wages to former basis
ten per cent. reduction having been made.
A BALLOON In which ". Girod Rsnaud.
Of New YORK, made an ascension from
! Brsst, France. on the nth, was driven out
10 sea and vanished.
Drprsa the twelve months ended Dseem'
her "A. issJ. the total number Of immigrants
arriving In the United States was 9fs,tli,
against i0a ssO for the year ending Dsesfn'
Der 81, 1881.
THr total value Of the exports ot mer-
chandise for the twelve months ended De-
r,mhar ~, 1855, was ssss,sisSS and io'
the twelve month, ended December sl'
tssl. s7la .S,s As. q decrease Of HoAiersIs'
Ths value os the imports Of msrchandi.e
Tor 1855 was Ssi Isl ,i1s. and for isei'
sua. .ssf SEQ, decrease OF sil.IloAA' d.
os the gs,h an exciting wrestling match
took place ., Chicago between Soraka'eni
,hs Jspans.s wrestler. and Evan Lewis ol
Madison. wts., which resulted In victory
for Lewis. MI
Apvtcrs from Athens received In Peri
On the ssth say ths. Cireece has decided V
complv with the wishes Of Europe.
AS order has been placed In Brus'sl'
for the manufacture Of ioe.nt9 uniforms 10
the Greek amy. -.
Tar people Of South EErsmont, Mass
have been very much asifatsd OF la's ''s
,sculisr commercial transaction !
xhirh Richard Mochsli sold bis wife % d
tr,.bsr william for three dollsrs. In
i.,tsr started on wedding trip win ~
purchase, ami the people we're ssrious''
considering The sdvisahility Of Eivia2 %
. isr.l husband coat Of tar and fsstasrs'
oS N. night Of the sssh Clark Issf. %
of = miner. savsd an exprs'' train ITO, :,
/. -r.ct near Nonou gshsis city. Pa =
h.sra hurs boslisr rell down me nl
"a ssd lodge upon shs srsek. snd, 'skln
hI. l.mp. rashsd oas 70 vsrnsss iFsin. 80
v.. Jus, in time. The grateful pss'sats'
n.ss him up . hsndsosns purse.
: A rrros vss current IN consis ntin.p
a. ne s.sa that skinnish hss tsksa pa -
!. n-.vs-n Greek. and TsFss On tis 'fOh"
II Epirus. .-..
nrsfre sAs pat vesk ne import.
I srv goods .s Fs~ Tors wssv vaas'
y Drs,xs he ssvss dsYs ssdsd ne y
= -. f.;,s1ss IN sss tfs's-s ss-'ss s'saa-
n. fsr he y..r 70 aa.-. ~.
: Tu ta<y faru.rs :. Pisssbsrss' r'
J. - an a. IN 20 vast q eeks.
n. y. ss.h rrs-.y -strs- r-Fssns
= ..x.a in : slsliss 10 ssss sFF'-'s'
"a Ff1<rseafG
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06

Drrvrr. Col, Jan. sig-fhtonnaiinh
reached hen last night Of another fright
ful disaster fpm q snos-sllde which ce-
cured near Telluride last Wednesday
morning Il sir O'Clock. st the Sheridan
lease mine, IN Marshal basin. Al the
hour nsmei there were tso men In the
clearinghouse when an immense ava
is-rh< esne aa~r ard ssrers Y Thss
buiidlax. with IL eontents. together vita
bl=etsmlth-shup and the ohAeR, we're
fefcsd $40 feet susT and swept aruuss ths
crsst. uhsrs the cfushsd hulldlHzs and ths
oeeupzntz usfs hnflstl Hilslsr fiit mes Il
snor. Dave osefsureh Bins nns Wm,
Hsfford md NIfs Michel we're killed
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06

Ausnx, Ter, Jan. ss.-IIsaoock. The
man whose wife was assassInssed On
Christmas eve, vas arrested last night on
. warrant charging him with having COM
mIste5 the crime. Al the iuy Of Inquest
there were some facts laid bas which
east suspicion upon him. but they were
not snifeisrs on uhIch 10 iszns war
Fant. Since lhen aeW facts, L Is
ALLEGED, have been obtained By The detect
ives. but they refuse 10 disulzs their N
tar. II l. understood. however. IN
pr~ssoas 70 Hsncsck'< removal IRON So
antoaio % thls city h< had often mali
threats e III. An t1ur1 70 lntarsizH
- - - - hu111De - = psissn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06
Isrrihle CRIME.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. i.-0ne of the
bloodiest tragedies ever perpeirated In
this city, horrible In detail, encompassing
the death n two women and probably
the suicide n the murderer, was disUov.
cred yesterday morning in a room IN the
Croker block. opposite the city hall.
The murderer and probable snlridc was
Alfred Smith. = profirste fellow. whe has
been in trouble for some time, and bis
victims we're his vile, Mrs. Althadlne
Smith. a clslrsoyani, and a companion,
Mrs. Louisa Jane Wilson, who had bal
recently come 70 live At the Smith rooms,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL PRocEgDiYG,.

tON'"s'''N -
IN tho Senate on the 26th crowded gal
leries listened to euiogies on the late Vice.
President Hendricks. Senator voorhees,
spoke at length and was followed by sena.
tors Hampton, sherman, salisbury, Eyafts,
Ransom, Spooner, Vest and Harrison No
business was transacted .....ln the House,
under the call OF states many bllls ana
resolutions were introduced. among them
a bill by Mr.. oNelli tMo,l, 20 organize tns
steamboat Inspection service by Mr. lowns.
hend ult), n bill 20 limit jurisdiction OF
United states courts In patent cases, Tue
bill for retirement OF certain naval oincers
was called up, but without action the House
adjourned.
To- ,ha se,a,a nm ,ha q-th two petitlon.
~ ,' y. - ,.',,,,,,r,. ,.,. ,,,,.
from Kansas ior more nlii''"Iy "e'' pls'
sentcd Mr.. ingalls, bill for National uni-
yersIty was read d second time and re.
5000 ,asoiu,,on wsa adonted asking
. ~ ,ia .d,atnis,rati.n of
~. III l' ',,, Tha .tac,araI cnnnt biIl
w.s nos,nonsd and the Dakota blli
taken up and debated. 80. In the House
the senate Hendfick,s resoIutions "s,o 'i Inv .a,u
On On nv sa,'a ssJ.o ,,,aa ,n mass snaeot on the
SoriolS NAVY Yard bnt owing 20 the absence
| OF Mr. Wise he was not allowed to proceed.
| A bill for aid 10 the Grant Monumental asso,
| ciatlon was reported ani referred. bli
| forfeiting the "Hack. Bone" land grant was
amended and passed.
n. an. s.n.,a nm ,h. os,h N hill for amand /.
in .ne .e"a., on .as,. H. 90. ,n,,o.
ment OF tile silver coinage law was miro.
du ced by Mr. sherman. Mr.. lngallNoncred
| a ,esolption which was aareed 20, asking for
- ,s'..' =, M. .a..o,a,eo ,,rs A ne,i.
,ns me n's.osy SY ~ to r,sd panv,as and other col.
nsna = ,I,ans oi The Dlstrict of columbia was
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06

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= sroan.,ad harlad ,ndar sl,,ssn fss, N
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sas,,a av" - y, 81 ,a,, sano,,od dl..s,er
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w., n s,.n,or - h.r d,,.h,sr agsd AZ.
90 NJ ,,,,a A Hnn,sr = nrac.
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- asn,.op p'' onoss,n, a, Csrhondsis Pa
-, aaar ,r,i, The occun,nt,
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a..aa.a,.,,, hnr,
ns ,ha so,h chvo chvoct one of ,h,
, o,,,.osa ,i.h,i,Jers an ,riaI i, ~ LouI
, Co., ,,a ,nnpd.- os Lon Jobnson. A fellow
,s,s,.n,sa ~ 49, 90. ,onnd ,ni,,v ~ murdo
=. 49,. a., da..aa
, N,c.o,,. tIrns,x has basn arrested 10
I 49, a.nrdar 81 s,onhsn FrIs NJ Rocknor,
, % ,as wv "
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06
Pixies FOR THE METls.


Another Uprising In the Northwest Threat
ened In Certain Conteng.Dcies.-Ths Irish
Thorn That Priehs England All Around.
MISsEApoIIs, MINI, Jan. 2s.-The
local papers are filled with the details Of
an alleged plan TO arm the Northwest In
dians for a second uprising In case Of
coercion in Ireland. The weapons 10 be
given them are Irish pixies and large
number Of them are being manufactured
here for distribution through the North.
west Territories.
An Irishman found with one Of these
weapons this morning, saidi
These pixies are made a. m experiment,
and In certain events they are 10 he used
ln armlng the MetIs. II the English at
tempt 10 use coercion In Ireland the next
uprising In the Northwest viii be by men
well armed with these pixies. While
Irishmen feel very kindly toward the
Canadian Government, that portion
known a. the irreconcilables would give
considerable trouble because Of their
sympathy for The Metis and partly because
Canada IL an English dominion, and
armed with pixies, Middleton and his sol
diers wIii gnd in the Northwest forces
foemen worthy of their steel"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06
wHy

HSkia eauftsf Hseers
fsHtls Hgndsfef Nhft
what *ss tbsfH " fNheF
W. haf lsneHla efHf
HHtiH. luhNlhH HFNpefi
sass HHli 10 pHHnh
TtaUshi a Heiifn ksep her
ufanfiHH NJ feiesse.
she had Auhufn ifesaesa
People called them red
WHadafdd Whf eaffessea
Game N snHh = head
Hhhlh aHe their aplend0f
nala ilii she HfHw nld
Mature iunHni " lruf her
Some ahldlHH R0ld
She was Htila ~ hFutai
People ralied n thini
atnuiof malds ana bigger
Trttd tn draw theirs IN,
nnhln sad a supple
lufm was hls delight
fYcfy living couple
Think each ethcf riFht
aho was alwnys busy,
Morning, noon and nlahii
~ hat 4 inpddlinH missy
People erlpli fnr spite
Nohln said biz nhOra
ceased when shn was nigh,
Yet his friends and neiahbdra
Neyet could tell why.
-Aroo,p
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06
Tn. situation IN the coss Region.

PnIsBuRoH, Pa, Jan. 2s.-Repor's re.
osived to-day from evep point in The
coke region indicate that all is quiet.
Pool operators are making no attempt 70
starr up their works, and appear 10 be
satisfied with the state Of affairs. Furnace
operators will sufer most, AZ they will be
compelled 70 bank their furnaces II the
strike IA not settled IN few days. The
Charlotte Furnace Company, Al Scott
dale, The only furnace 80 far that has en-.
dssvored TO settle the difficulty. viii slse
bank their sres, throwing several hundred
orr miners out Of employment.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06
ABOUT FUNERALS.
Curious Customs Prevailing In Ancient ssd
Modern Tinss.

Curious Customs Prevailing In Ancient ssd
Modern Tinss.
In the Roman Empire the body was
invariably burned.
Tho Mohammedans bury without q
coffin Of any kind.
The Greeks sometimes buried and
sometimes burned their dead.
In India the devoted wife formerly
ascended her husbands funeral pyre
and perished In the nsmes
The music continuously kept up II
Irish wakes used 10 be for the purpose
Of warding OF evil spirits.
The Greenlandcrs bury with child .
dog 10 guide Il In the other world. say
ing; "A dog can find his way any
where"
The Australians tic the hands Of the
corpse and extract the finger nails, that
the dead may not scratch his way out
Of the grave.
The R.ssians place In the hand Of The
corpse q paper certificate Of the charac-
ter Of the deceased. 10 be shown 10
Peter Al the gate Of Heaven.
The North American Indians buried
with the corpse kettle Of proviaions.
bow and arrow and moccssins, with
pieces Of dcer.skin and sineus of deer Tor
The purpose Of patching the moccasins.
The Chinese scatter paper counter
feits Of money on The way 10 ~ grave.
that the evil spirit following ~ 'oeFpee
mar by delaying 10 gather hem romaln
| In Ignorance Of he locality q lhe efnye.
| They also scatter In the Wind. abeTo -
grave paper image. Of the sedaa-hpareg1
and ether servants. that they ~
osertaks the seal and aet h ~ sefvioo.
HiIsdelpkis OIL.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06

A sTssioafs kas bsss fsfmsf whleh
proposes N pips nssufai sas from huslsg
couaty, PshhsYissais, - cisTsiand, .
alstanes N ~ miles
" me- past tNa years thsfs has been .
decrease n esi1 Touring mills la the
United Hialas and csnada
THE estimated decrease n ths pahllr debt
during January was iHAd0Doo
A PENNSYLVANIA Law N 1924, prohibit.
Ing the performances N any worldly EN-
ployment On SUNDAY, has been revived In
Philadelphia
ON ths nth a severe shock Of earthquake
vas experienced at yeisf, Malaga, and
considerable damage was done IN The town.
THr telegraph line from ssoul, corea, 10
Psking, China, has been completed, thus
placing Corea In tslesraphlc eommunIeas
ilon with the outer world.
ANOTHER revolution is threatened
the isthmus Of Panama. Admiral Jouett
has been directed 10 remain al Asplnwall
with the nag.shlp Tennessee for the pres.
ent.
A MONTREAL dispatch OF the 30th an-
nounced that fourteen eaxss Of smallpox
had been reported on that date from ~.
Justin de Newton.
THE Mexican Government win lmmedl-
ately establish an agency In London for
the registration and liquidation Of Mexican
bonds.
DURING the past week Paris has reyeled
In bigamy case In which the bigamist
was surprised while partaking Of tho we'd
ding breakfast with his bride and friends.
He was sentenced to Ave years lmprIson-
ment.
EMPLOYEES Of the Pennsylvania railroad
are not at all In love with the company's
relief fund scheme
DESPITE their agreement to close on Sum
day, two Of the Cincinnati theaters gave
performance on the night Of the 3lst.
On the ist a state Of seige was inaugu'
rated in the Pennsylvania coke regions
the coke drawers being determined TO re-
sist attempts TO eviot them from theil
homes.
AN agreement has been made by th'
powers that there shall be no territoria
notifications OF a warlke character In th'
Balkans.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06
A GAMBLER Murdered Near ~. o~n Doc.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 2a.--John B.
MaoCoy, a well.known gambler, was
found dead al two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing with bullet hole In bis forehead
within few feet from bis home. His
wife had been sitting up all night waiting
for him, and was not aware Of his death
until reporter called at the house at
nine O'Clock. Tie had been gambling In
Jacksonville al the evening, and Is sup.
posed 10 have made large winning and
been followed by some parties aware Of
the fact, who murdered and robbed him.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06

One fncs n t1e resIeW q 90 H.
commerce shozA elseF.5 tAs ssslss. =
the iron trade. IN 1884 there were ~
2.iii tons of iron bruuGtt 70 ~ ~
I. ON he f.akc eupeFiof re1ion. vkIlo n
lss5 tk<rs uvre u 80 tpa1- n 'oer>6(
u I2.s9s loa- efsr ~ p1elIo1 yc1<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06

eHfks ASD CASUALTIES.
a. es 1i,h Jacob Ls.zsnblissr ani his
|,-a eaild, living near Wabash. fnd.s
|I.pa'oasd NTH 'sRoszh On Rata the
.aa' = vas thought, fatally.
1sss DicK aud Vicente oIIvss we're
At sassavills. Col, On the ssss.
Of the 11tk stated that tas
Gpsss -, q Bss,oa. Captain Avsrill.
-. ifsu ss~ York. A.a b.es sssslly
q Nsdszszes-. Ne a~.sii. -ss
-. : TIA Ne sssiksFs a sn irpr-wsrks
- An' M in Fsancs attacked ne nan.
- Aeass. taFs~ him suf sf he winisu
~n7sf hin - d.s.h. Trfs1s ~sr.
~ !" and several q he rio.sr. ~sr'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06
ANOTHER REVOLUTION THREATENED.

WAsIlINuIoNt fehs ls-lht ofNtttAiy
Of the Navy has received information
from the Pacific Mail Steamship eom.
pauy, TO the effect that another rcyolu.
ton IL threatened on the Isthmus u Pan.
ANA. Rcar.Admlral Joueti, command.
ing the North Atlantic station, has been
directed by telegraph 10 remain nj Aspln.
wall with the Tennessee foT
the present. II Is possible that
the Tennessee sailed from AspInsail ioI
Key West prior 10 the receipt of these
instructions, In which event she will he
ordered back In case the situation de-
mands II, and other vessels viii also be
ordered 10 his assistance. Not much i'm.
portanec, however, IL attached 10 ths
present reports of damage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08


enAxr1n. Oos. T..-R. 8. OK was Cd
mstted % pE&eEiss In TIE Uonrle 81
Wnshinnapn Territory.
napid Rogers. for BallinR iauof %
kndinna, WAh senAanee8 70 thtes menahA
ID fhe united STATES penisanslATy.
PaseE hntieEs Sos che aene QAences
ana fear moaths.
5anss nandall, indiated for selling
liquor % inaiana. pleaded not guilty.
Ia Ne eaae o. tha TagriiaFy ~ Albert
Hatseaasn. eaiios jack, Tor bwxasaFg,
ihe uauxl 0Fdssod fhs Jury 10 FeanFn q
seFdini ~ mes auilty ia the case On trial,
and 6Fdeke8 0sseaAAm % haAtn appsae
before she easana 5nFy, - that . haw In
the indissm6ni, 80 whieh the oaas was
dismissed miRht b. Fseaiaed. Ths In.
6aefzasnt charged him With inFgiagy
fran ~ aa2hoaae. whila the facts pFsvad
vars % ne aAeos shes tho articles wara
ssoiaa tRom the main baildlne, near
Ali Point.
Tha ESQ 81 he Territory 80 Charles
HONS, saf Fobhana John ka9An, yes an
trial wAen eourt adieuFnads Z. !. Aamae
pfesseatsna and 3. =. Aibestaoa q :
il ahs saaa a shs Tsrsisery ". HI
Emery, charged vita ahtaininR mones
nnaas f&lae pretenaas, The defendant
wskhdeaw hla pisa % not guilty, ard en-
tered q pina 0f guilty. He wn& So
tanead g 4euk aonshM In TIE 0oun4y
Jail.
Tha Grand Jury on the Part Of he
unitsd states Fskafned tFna bills against
5unn Hart, damea M0FRan, Wm. Old
sad aud Mr.. Blank faR selling liquor %
Endiana. Mosamn pinAdad nuilie.
10 tha civil action II admiralty
anAinai ne aaaames Geld Dust, the de-
faal& q aha owner Was entered, and IN
order % sale wiil Be applied foe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

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-. 1870 80 nsesss1 - -. s-ss.sssss -
sessss. ssan1ss.,s- -. - .s.ss.s -
fSfF8e q Issi9e - s,s's''-.rsF - - -.
= $500 q - .i'.sss.S 81 - - -
80 80 - l.sss s..aisa fsr.sn = -. 30.
[ -. = - es.,sSss.TSs 1890 - f.esrs
1880 - .ss.ls sssn.s1I 80 ss;.s
/ FsSsf Nlass,s s.sslsssa = e se.e sxsges -
- qslss.s -. s,s..i = - -. -
eIsF5ss1|a ssf1lss $500 Snssiss i-..s~1
fsaasN. khnsf eltena rslIs.r 1870 -
SO alsnInrn - 1sasIsS.a. =. Il 1Ssss. 80
= 5000 - 10 - siesS,s'e a q $780,
AnSH Aav1n 49, $500 fNa s1Ss.fass
lina. a 1900 ~ ais.ssa 800 go. = 4
aa'eid earsrss1e' ,.fsee. - whseh s..,s.js
49,. xa.. 49, 1880 - aassss g
- ssaglz 49, esers 80 -. q.hfs
4 - Tsslask 100 NJ. Tsss1ssss.I9r ressslgs
rsasals ~ asss - g {. -. 1890
sslsgs - - - l..,eI ss.'.Sf. q fgn.~
& aisege = i,6.sssaaIt tirssn ~ enaka -
frtn = ri Feaorn 70 snnsa dav. ~.
fhfmnk - nnFts $500 % nisss 4, tlas
aemfeF 4 few fses helaw ~ auinn1lt
Renan shs eantarn peak e 4 ahont ihFss-
fanrEna 81 snals = a. nartn weas raak
ana = ia maafaemas pnah laas f1safa one.
feoFsh 81 : rsise. T6a 900 80 soaae.
nAaa raa X aTe boah hialaas aaaan shs 81 Z
ard etone equal IN h1nhe. kbous Is a.
100 faea Aown 81 as naeshweat aiaa 81
90 aantern neaA 40 90 kma erasera
Mhiah nse neAssv ramna ama aanh aosae
30 pasds nngosa. e. eco Yards aaraea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

Naw RAsRea Foa NomTR smATx1E.-
Rss. F. ". Ley 81 0'Fallsn. nlinssn. re.
oansly transferred trum the ssathsga
Iglnoia Canferunea 10 the Puast soond
Conferences. arrived Go seattle on Tues.
tay evanine, aeoompaniad bY his wife
and twn liflls children. Mr.. lsoy has
basn aepointea 30 The pasaerAss 81 tha
Battery Strss& NJ. r. CAuFeh ct thta
eisg. ana has alRaaaF aaiaFed epon hts
dnAiea. He il . gFa4asA@of Mnkaadras
College aud has been engnRed In aha
reralaf ministerial moxk Ia nllnois for
an years. amd eomea amoaQ aa hixhiy
recommended a. An able. eaKnes& Chris
tiAn worker. o. wednesday evening
The members Of tha ehaEuh ana eoneFe-
gasion rendered sha res pa9kax and
family pnhlie reaepaia1 IN tae ehareA,
walsh waa largely akaeHaH<a. &Resche4
mare made hy Mr.. uFen and BeEM Han.
SOS and kssSoafa, and has&fiS saspea&-
"a 10 b. MF. hoy. Kaka All naw esaaafs
10 shls Fexsitary. Mr. L.ey d wea p1aasad
with tae esanAEy tkawetea ever, and par
tiealariy vita NEattia. and PROPOSES =
lseasa rarmanentiY within the hoaaaa-
pies e sha Pusei Ssuad Conteranoa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

Pies ere fzeaaanAiY p9uondad ~ 3
sHaaa Of weight Il fhs bach. tnins and
lower pMFt uf ths at6nznan. aMuaSna ~
patiemf 20 Enppuss ha has msme mGneeian
81 the ks9naFa CT naiakbaFima sHeam8A
Az times sEup&uMas of tndHzssian are
rF9Aaml Mafl19ueF. zmama&mm nf Gha
stamaeh. eea. A maisuga. hkn psxsai-
Fassa1. praanGtnz 3 very atsaTeaaa
f1uhinR. Mfsnx aHaainR waxm. Il q oaam-
wan aA8an6an4. nA. HHe&im "a
Iachtn8 Piss yial& q amsa 10 80 npus-
osttua Of Dx. Eomnknhs Pie Ruma4F,
whieA an1a &iFmsais uPan 60 zaEsa a.
eamsaa, aRzMuxhkn9 tha TnmmEzs eElmvina
Ezznan& eMEMs Rxt11 u oMufa. Aa&7NEl
80 r. ZszNaAaa XaaNzn5ssa n. 80
0Ata. nsa9 kT A. g. @Exwxnzs ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

PoaT- MoaxzM ExAMxAxnoN. : The
physician che attended Miss Nstsis
Dsnsmors dnrina Der illness from
ayphosd -pnaam@nla. whioh resnIled Ia
her death % W dnesdag moFnfaR, b.
Sane o0nvinaed thai there mpsa have
been some adaitloBal trouble % cause
her dsath Ia she rnanmer and 81 that
aaaae al she diaeaee 10 Mhtah Il 90
cared. 80. with She consent af The
frfnnaa % The deceased, he ordered q
poa&~moEt a examination. which Waa
held Ca Wednesday 90 III a. a. Dr..
Chnfehsll. tha attending physician. waa
assisted Ia the examinations hS Dr.. IL
q. Baaley and DE. MAFnaora De Voa.
Fhe axaminafien disclosed thaa ths
dtaarenl organs aR Ahe cody were Ia q
wefy unhaaiahy e0adlflnms CaioAreon4
deposits @aFW feuna b large aamntEtiea
asout tha vial aRuMHMs SHEA had CD
tasgerea maleFiAliy wsth she eirealatian
o. sAs bleed. and bad lsssenea ths %
kian&s chances Of recovery froEn tee
very 6aneeraua Glsaaaa ct typhuid-
pnaamonia. These deposits 81 lime
mums have been aoonFfing for years.
and were ahe pFnbAhls sanas % the an-
foRsnnaee iadyas fFeQasBt eomplainta Of
ahast breath and ~ eppxeNasva feelang
ahaat aha lmnRa