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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-21
Funeral of Conductor Murphy.

0peCIHI 10 INt GIODe.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Feb. 90
A large delegation from the Masonic
lodges of this city and Eau Claire left
this city this morning by special train
over the Wisconsin Central road for
Stevens Point, to attend the funeral of
Conductor Murphy, who was scalded to
death near Duluth. He was formerly a
resident here and for many years ran
between here and Eau Claire.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-21
YEAS
George,
.Democrat +Tndenendent


Among the pairs announced were the
following: Cullom with Gray; EvartS
with Morgan; Hale with Beck. The
bill (Which was abOut half completely
was laid aside informally.
Mr.. Palmer, from the committee on ag-
riculture, reported the bill for the estab.
lishment of a bureau of animal indus
try. Placed on the calendar. The SEN
of active business and soon adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-21

only a form of rash, prevailing at the
place they had just left. After consider
able delay the car was allowed to pro-
coed East.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-21
The Wheat Blockade Opened.

Special to the Globe.
WINNIPEG, Man., Feb. 20.-F. S.
Shaughessy, assistant general manager
of the Canadian Pacific railroad here,
this afternoon, speaking of the block
ade in the East, said the weather had
caused the trouble, and 5000 or 1900
more cars might be used with advant-
age. Regarding the rumor of the Can
adian Pacific cars being used on the
500 route, he said: $50 far as know,
not even single one has crossed the
500 bridge since it was opened, and l
would be almost willing to make affida-
Wit to that effect" The rolling stock
used on this road was the property of
the Canada Atlantic. ShaugheSsy
leaves for Vancouver tomorrow, and
will probably travel on to San Fran
cisco. General Supt. Whyte returned
from Port Arthur this afternoon. For
the past few days he has been giving
personal supervision to the unloading
OF grain at Port Arthur. Arrangements
have been made which will enable the
Canadian Pacific railroad to receive
through shipments of grain to the East
Wednesday next. The news was very
encouraging to the wheat-buyers, and
the farmers rejoice.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-21
Deer and Wild Animals of All
Kinds Said to Be Excep-
tionally Scarce.
The Wheat Blockade on the
Canadian Pacific About
Broken.
A Wreck on the Manitoba
One Insane Man Murdered
by Another.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
WINNIPEG, Man., Feb. 2O.-Intelli-
gence received from different portions
of Manitoba and the Northwest terrific
fies Indicate great starvation among the
various tribes of Indians. Deer and
wild animals of all kinds are exception
ally scarce. A dispatch from st. Peters
Indian reserve, twenty miles from this
city. says: lone hundred Indians are in
very destitute circumstances. Certain
restrictions were placed Oh them in the
sale of their products to white people,
and many of them have broken the
treaty with the government and will
leave the reserve in the spring." Civil
izatiOn had very demOrallzing effect
on the Indians mentioned, and it is
probable that all Indians near Winnipeg
will be removed to far north region.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-21

Man wants but little here
below, but should put his lit
tie Wants in the DAILY
GLOBE and speedily want
nothing more.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-21

The paper that's newsiest the
people will buy,
And, wherever you search
ingly probe,
None better or freSher you
ever will spy,
Than this, your favOrite,
GLOBE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-01
$500 REWARD.

The above reward will DO paid for the ,rros,
and conviction Of any party or parties found
guilty Of stealing, killing or running Oh
altering brands or marks Of any live stock
belonging to any member Of tho Nevada Liy.
Stock Association. -
GEORGE RUSSELL, President.
II, 8. NIXON, Secretary
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-01

time TABLE.
The.lfollowirg Table gives the ltime CT
arriyalAnd departure OF the mails by the va
rious routesicentering al Elko, Nevada: .-
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIER0 D.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
~a6HSec@~~~ ...-.-...
90 3 q IS
CommencinsWedn Dec. 81. 10 7, trains on
the Central Pacific Railroad will arrive and
depart al follows:
- GOING EAST.
Atlantic Express and Mail, Mol.
Departs. ....................7 :45Pn
Passenger No. 8. .....
Af'i'eo'''' .-'...-.............. ESQ A. M.
departs. .........-...-...... ........ $40 A. NJ
...... GOING WEST
....
81. ..'...
S''''................... 9:5nA. N.
OePars...... .1o:1U A. Is,
Passenger N0.4.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

from the guards and lynch him. At 10
o'clock last night the town was thrown
into violent state OF disturbance 10y about
100 negro miners marching TO Blue Stone
inn, where the prisoner was under guard,
aud demanded his release. The guards
did not surrender him, and the mob began
firing on the building with pistols, and u
general riot ensued. Several mcnwcrc shot
among the rioters 10y members Of the mob
of whites that organized. At late hour
the mob dispersed after several arrests.
More trouble is expected, hut owing to in
accessibility OF place cannot learn further
particulars,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
p.ndaI Factions TIsht.

KsoKvLLr, Tenn, June IA battle
took place between lhc Jones and Green
factions In Hancock county yesterday
which resulted In the death Of two Of tho
Green family. Frank, the son Of Hampton
Green, and LOWS Moore. 4. y. Jones led
the attacking party The icud began In
January over a had fence, and Sunday,
February ~, one Of the Jones family was
shot by Dave Green. Since then the two
families aud their respective friends have
been under arms aud several battles have
occurred.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

OMAHA, Ncb., June LA most daring
and successful robbery was committed ut
the house Of Joseph l.. Ganeau last even
ing. Az Mrs. Gafncau was entering the
house she met a stranger coming down
s,alu from her room. The man drew a
revolver and told her II she made an out.
cry no would Mn her. lie then walked
coolly from the house and down the street
Mir. Garncau tainted, and when she ~
covered che found that 5000 worth o
diamonds had been taken from her room
together with small amount VI money.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
A Nc, xirainInn MOI.

CHARLEsroS, W. Va, June LA spc.
cial from Bramwell, Mercer county, 10 the
Daily Gosdts, says all the miners In blue
Stone district went ont ON n strike ycsior.
day for two weeks pay, and 10 add 10 the
excitement, negro was arrested for disor.
DERBY conduct. After the arrest u was
rumorcd that the whites would take him
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
U.for,..s,. uassI. ncc.as.

wSSPEo, Man, June Yesterday
morning fThundcr cape. In Lake supc.
rior, the schooner Maggie McCme was
sunk by running into a heavy field Of Ice.
She left Por Arthur Wednesday night Tor
Kingston, wheat laden, with the steam
barge Bruno. The crow 81 seven men "a.
caped 10 the Bruno Tho vessel was val.
ucd at $4,000 aud the cargo nj $4,000.
The cargo was insured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

SOMETHING oS nSTH SIDES OF THx GUYS
-Ios sur LEAVING essfttN BALD
BEADED rAsTs UNTOUCHED.

There Is great deal OF truth and il
great Seal Of bGneombe In the eom.
plAisis nfses ssAinst lhe p1iice for The
apparently lax mannsr IN wbleh they
sndssver to sapstess SAneltne," said =
aasa, Yesterday. wha ought to kees
very accurately the ias and outs OF tbr
matter. AS q MISTER az fact abe ebies
Of psIics nth forcs Of coDpstsoi
ten eau sapgEess aud eFive cot OF tue
ct,v az, sost II GRIM sad eisss Of Grim
isals. 0sEsbl u s0nsshiD& that ~slI
pot shFlse IL too great secrecy - ohscfv
&. oy sbcse q sUsging the game. Thar
must BE- a great deal az paeliciiy given
10 trs game % toe suckers viii bee veFs
sssres. ihoss i0sorxHs fsiieSs anss L.
xraytiSs. vita tue orJsertEnlfs te 80
Inp tiger aud spend ssssig laaney. s1t
there ~ ore Tia. she \ Cd - ple o.
SEATTLE shoasd oesk esan SANITY N miac.
ard sta4 Is. Tbs ~orss sors Of gssoblius
recon are those 10 wuise sne common
street iassers. or geaty eisss Of csfaai
aAl= e nos ssrDrtsd 10 enter. ias
evil il da.Deg excited of 81 csc reoass 0a
tie AVERAGE CRIMINAL class In city y
sslssa- seusoge. TIE men soo pssrsDsx
sse~e tony gsmellng rosais most ass
auis have saqnSy eat De WHITES
10 stake 70. foE ssHsAs try gambling
esseas are Gsaaiiy made ststisxz-
80 ssass, PGeiss ds-soHaeat he taas
rsoaas are gas i&xs 20 Be- taaeeed. Aoe
shsu lhey sre rsitst stefs Is slsass Al
eSsy 20 tx explslnei cs1se for u. .
soas a. toe managers Of tasse rcoass d.
go psasseg lstlg, and ya6sss sentiment
siass r5s eec0aae soc a1gu1sssiye, tEey
sal aloas rather smoothly snd II s.1ass
asS .ratlsnan whose sal cas- ps.h III
/ lssah kss sEs taois gSsmssssen 30 eatss
hssuse ~ aen he gtessSs, ~ss - Suddenly
arep Dean INTO sSsF 81 tsF>e tons sss1ss-
i,s. reaEn Il - DAt al al sH!ikels Be
x.sala Goa ealy sEt hls SOC psiias celia
+ lsatd ehips eS sn see, 5aa Scele see sae
ans ef asSca1s aud eseassousslY, xeFs
/ ,,.,s,s ss.sssAisy, sSr ysf sse 4 sssos aatas
nsexsss. II - very onces world "a
.enss sss.scts. SID Il taH golse~ ~eFs
fwAl.y Is spefsetss is carrying SSst thS
str,-s tsstss Of sae lac aaa sssxas every.
ssx xseeu seSy bad Fsssenao4s esase
- sasp~es ~ess s@Gza3aas7, tie pe<ssss
vhs soasa mesa frs4asnsis 81 saaN b;
I L. sss sse@i set wsa.a Dc Esasa sac &rs
lad usSsa a. s-saSt FxSExssASss Ssssle
r.ep. Re. Il xsaIs 1s sssssei ssly exist
,...s n iee xasssw were 10 saasasou a.
I y1sns~sss sssrs4 ~ sns zASzs sssSz sAss
ara plAysns.
yns oxaxa sxps-
Bot tness h Ss~0s eeAi u INA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19
| BOT HE Was AIRgADY CSDER IxDicTMKST
Eoa skLLISo LiQuog WITHOUT
4 LsCKksE-

4 rather csiious esse vas developed
at meeting of ihe county coiamissien
ers. e. N. espen has kept a slioon in
Slaughter fer long time back. b.
ueyss took oat license. SO it 10 alleged,
nor did &c follow the example set b.
many saloon keepcrs when legal pro
cescIGg wefo Instituted, attacking tDe
conssi utionaiity OF the local Option
law. sud deposit she usual iiceIse fee
accompanied by the usual bond. When
the iooai option lac Was declared un
eonstsfatiooal semen oautin aed TO dis
pence lite naid." 1t - alleged without
tne formsiIty of license. de vas to-
assse5, arrested and gave bail for tsiai
IN the district court. Yesterday Semen
spplied 10 sae county commissioners f8s
= license. Assistant Prosecuting Attor-
Fey Plies protested, saying ihas II was
scarcely proper - grant license 10 ;
man VITO vas under Indictment for sell
ing 1ithoct license. TIE commis
sionnrs thought 30. too. and Semen will
nave to wait,
Several licenses hava been granted.
Faey will expire by operation OF lay
Apri! End, although issued for term OF
slx months.
Ii Was ordered that the sum OF k74s,.
Is be transferred from the county to
she school fund on account OF gross
earnings tax for the last half OF 1856.
this being tie proportion Of school lev,
for 1855.
TIE board eoncladed to order the
construction of ire proof vault. s,us-
lar 10 character 30 the one COW used by
the county auditor, for tia use Of tie
District and probate eoarts for TIE pre-
ssrvstsua OF sne records and papers of
those courts.
The eonsty auditor was authorized p
purchase new record books, as follows:
two fer mortgages, seven for deeds,
four for chattei mortgages, two for ais.
ceiianeous records, seven for liens. one
fee book. enc read book, one commits
sisners' record, enc mechanics lien
book, one tiip.leats roll for ielinSueu,
taxes for 1851, for original tax rolls Tor
1881 ant foae suplisssa tax rolls.
fhA eon nissioEefs allowed r. J.
Hunes $50 for legal SERVICES rendsrS j
IN :hs absence OF the prosecuting sttor
ney In the discharge OF bls duties else
where.
The county treasurer was unable TO
get ready to settle with tee board, b.,
reason of having been occupied 10 mak
!ng collections. and tie settlement xas
postponed until tie next meeting o.
the toard.
The commissioners adjourned until
March iSsb.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19
/, FINLAND PxssxssEas

p..A Hanssrstsn 50 the Orsxon
49, Ixne-B. Me6rasxn aud mother
- EIssaoess Dsiion. HISS Anna 4.
ss...au. d. Z. Kelly sad wife, 3snnea
49, Ms. B Block. Tbomas Han.
ssar~ Mara HaSmoa. and - see0ud
49,. p.sspasers aoa ~ e0ssrssta
6 Msffosd 90 the OBegOn 4 Cali
49, esturdsy-Mss r. @. Ail.n. A.
xssr r n Rslg. @. Boulby. H. 3. ksrfs,
n WRIGHT, r. Lsn3eusp, 0es,sRe W..
&srh&r. G, ,. Abnos, Ma AchssRue,
- Gsaes MeHsfsoe. Dobksn Hobbs.
~ Lewis, zEd 3 sxaszfsSss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19
xy1o 1H1 Ax


4 soshsf peeaiine assiAsna essorsed
yesossosy aftsRDosa a ~ line Of tbs
ooaanbia an1 Paees Seaad raarss5
Daas - foes Il eesth 6asond street,
vhieh bss for TIE tinely and heroic a.,
a ~ eupssys Of TIE company vsasd
Aeys proved n0rs sesioos thsn b really
I'D. Is soe0s sAas ;hs leo1meetve Alki
enne inte t6e yard. hAvina beo1aks 10
. tgato Of eoai ca1a, I'D - I'm - thu
TINA tAhts 70 b taEnod nsuond peupasa.
eosy 10 sakine n axsass6sa Ssain 10
xeank11o, Vim peominaos 0o0hsso q
~ k1tgon of PysA1na. UAo vuo euinG
oos - - miDss - inssisu1s . bod9n.
Ceaslse baeisy - enGinsse anA AlhaRs
Cutler fireman. Whnn tho looumoeive
vsos On the tam sahle, nneisy snd
Cssies goe - 10 p1sA sAe machine
around. and were socceedtno adrsra-
bly,. but WIEN ihsy GOT The locomotive
turned - tAAs Asf bad pointed Rcrsh
and heR tenda9 south, tbs machice,
ultAsoa vsxaiAe s>asssd a, KiGhs II
IL oiRss15oo az ths Hpand. and thess
rs 10 ooe q onasd 10 sop hss. Cut
iss. seeing that u IN instant ths euei.e
vOot0 b n TIE haJ made . leap Tito
the cah. Hevefsed the lssef. and cpsrsd
hef VIDE oat, joas - the tender tumt.sd
over the wharf. There 80 Q bsk head
Of seoAm 90. and the weight Of tie en-
giue. - sAs insched forward. broke toe
coughing. letting the tender into the
bay. bafote The hesoic Oasleg, Who
naked bis life 70 0ve the property Of
his employer, could stop the speed Of
the engine she run 81 the turn table,
and Uas clear ous across she tracks lead-
ING N and cat Of TIE city, but - I'M
injossd. Tbe tender upset anA U.s.
hadly damaged In iss descent of twenty
feet n The mad A largo foecs Of men
from the machine shep hasssnsd 70 The
scene, Aed AFTER laying . Temporary
wooden tRaok, s1eeeedsd Ia geesin9 tho
Alki back On 10 the turn tshio.
when asked boz be accounted for
the singular accident, enginees Baalsy
soolie0. ri resulted from . beAky
tafossle."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

Mas OvssssAap.-Lass night. shortly
sstes o'clock. the cry Of "heip :
shslpr' coming from tie direction OF
ths ship EticSs,u, lying at the Yeslsr
wharf, startled the occupants OF toe
different 0ssices thereahou's TIE cries
caue from uan sirueQine 10 the bay.
A lipe VAS throwE over aud after i'itst
diffcaisy II vas goa around bis tsaS
and be was drawn np 80 tee ~aaff. IN
maa VAS recognized as billie .asiaf'
formerly sAsf a. sssssss on the steamer
Marvin. whether he was trying 20 Sc
hsu straight be could vsik the gang
plaaA. or whether be Imagined hinaseii
8 locomotive and waited 10 be IN fash
loo, 10 nos known. He evidently vas 10
very tired condition. hoSeser. ana hss
sne mlnuts bath did not seem 10 hSri
hin much.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

-n,sexren dottAss reward
3. - oaso sov information
~.-- "a the ~ sss soo con-
49,. q AIRY one soUno steAl-
- oeesss Of Ehs Pess-snissis-
- -~r as,tvsssd ~ ssss easvisvs
.nreuxnous sne CITY,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

HIS LAsr Wua.-Tne ~sIl of Confad
hsrt@au. hate cf this city, Was tsied fef
ptohase yesterday b the probate court.
fesss Hartman, ~ pslton, OHIO. Geors 6
HsrsasAn, OF Beavss Falls. Prnusyl.
wanna, ass Appointed trustees AID Al!
the estate ~ abs tsststor both real ard
personal. il dsxised 10 them for tie por
po-es nased IN sns vail. II sas tie Dc
sge of Abe teSsator ihet tie estate
shoala bs settled hy the tE2ssees ~iss
cct refssence 10 the prooase ee1rt, eu'
b. 80 oversight 10 exscascfs were
sasncd IN the wlll sna the " bate eonfi
vii have charge OF the ssstlsassn' II
Tie estate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19
ru Nun rlArs. rhs sempersty IN

TINS MUD FtArs. - The temporary IN
ianctaoss granted by Coiet Jastsoe
jones ressslnine the mud hAs eiAial-
ants froas drsIag piles, will not Be ~
moved until shs whole aues ion has ~
c~iv~d q careful examination. L, vas
found bs shose interested sast there
xesv msry diiiieuit legal questions
Which must be sisgnsed Of before the
esahsem eau he property adjusted, IN
OF or .hss tie hasl differentiation OF
the cases IN tue aistr,ce so@rs viii tus-
brase decision "a all important Su-ss-
ieas raised, she attorneys viii fle esse
esass briefs aud ssS0a the eases 81
length. Great Interest 10 Being taken
In The cansAA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

Tzx KAxoca PsErsAiAx Gasx.-S}eie.
tssiies {csss YESTERDAY 81. a Us dees-
siss is ale s<ssAssse3 case a kssaersns
J faiibfs1k assiESE Cearles Pa..sstsk
Ihs ease hzs 5ssE tz iAe : arts Ter a
19Eosr 9; wears. ani las es 81 uacA
writes about sass sssrs beds Is fsasiliar
sss1 10 ssaisres lbs eecsstsn szs-
nfaess tser~e stssa9 - tas ssslHsss
eiSfss ser~s az lad seAE Fort fosp-
sad. saaxEert fos 4so0 Ia uacrey
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19
THE LADIES WON AFTER ALL.



The Ladies Relief society early last
fall. it viii be remembered presented 70
the board of county commissioners q
bill for the maintenance Of large mum.
Der Of orphans. The commissioners re-
jscsed the bill on the grounds that many
of the children had parents or relatives
Who we're able TO support them, and tha
10 some instances the childr belonged
TO families which lived In other eouaties.
The representatives Of the society, con-
scious that tie work OF the society had
been mentorisus and that il deserved
tie sympathy and support Of the county
Authorities, we're very indignant because
the bill vas rejected, and With the saue
yer istarce With which they have been
going about doing good. they insisted
that they we're entitled TO something
spybow, and demanded that the board
institute an investigation Of the account
IN order to determine Just what items
ia the account died should be siloWed.
il Ia said that, ASIDE from the purely
practical aspect OF this suggestion OF
SIC ladies, they With cleveruess Of
whien only women are capable Of, we're
conscious that once the commissioners
saw how admirably the society vas
cord uctinR its work there would be lit
tie complaint made hereafter on CO.
count Of the Dimensions Ct the bills
presented.
The ladies aided the commissioners
in making searching examination of
the place Of residence Of the children
t,efxc rafed foY the Yesdlt heipc that a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

Isn hur CAsxs The experts po~
e<inS snaniued befote Referee Cote
mae. IN tss Hun cases. have testified g
What svpeaE 60 b. most ascs led essor'
10 bseskssp,pS, The testimony snoScd
shss nsnhsr of warrants paid ~
Cags Hill ~htie treasurer. ~cFe enters
90 his books Ter larger suns. Etpsft'
Psfseas, Whseisz and Aeaisor Hessd
svse examined yesasfSss, air. NeoS' !
testimony hsiaa eaafnea simply 10 AZ
tdsniirrstioE Of certain rssssssr&s ~ hi'
eshos. TIE ase vas aaiaafsed anta
fss9sy nsIt. xceu sAs else TOE %,
eeaRsy xsli D. eeaciaacd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19
FELL DEAD.


An ol-b oALNyN kkEl&A O1&9
WHILE EAIrN0 HE BURPxn.
william Waugh. for Q Number u
years engaged in the saloon business in
Seattle, and for several years past pro-
priesos Of little joint called the Albion
saloon, on Front street, vent to the
Model restaurant ss usual, last night.
at Z O'Clock, TO eat bis accustomed meal.
He had been drinking quite hard for
several days. and had a good st4ona
appetite. He gave an order which In
cluded bccf steak, sausage, cabbage.
potatoes, tomatoes. cream gravy AID
biscuit, and while right in the midst OF
hearty meal, be laid dosu his knife
and fork. wiped Cd bis chin With BIZ
napkin, and leaued forward in the at
iitude OF saying grace. Finally, one
OF the walters, sopposina he
bad dased od, before finishing hrs neal,
shook him op. bat all to no avail, for
the poor cid man wss dead. A soon a.
this fact dawred upon the waiter he
uoti1ed the procftsior and occupants.
and feeling Of conservation pervsded
tie whole place. The boarders nj once
forgot their hunger. sod they. too, laid
down their knives and forks and wiped
Of their chins. Finally q messeu ser
vas sent for Corener Root, who arrived
half an hocr later. After locking int,
the circumstances surrounding the case,
be said: There seems TO be no proba
be cause to believe that the deceased
came to his death through violence or
nnlsvfai means, and therefore do not
EEL myself authorised to bold an In
qaest. tie man 10 dead and his oody
saesld be turned over 10 his friends for
sorial" He was native OF Yorkshire,
and shout s6 years Of age. He has 70
relatives IN tbs ccaniTy, - fAs as conld
be learned. His boy US taken 10 q.
@. Shosey's, where IL viii Be prepared
ios the grave.
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WILL N SURRENDERED steam
ship Idaho Is again bere. taking a cargc
of coal. A gentleman who il qaiie w. Il
posted in the affairs OF tie Paeies
Coast Steamship Company. tn CONVEX
aston with some friends YESTERDAY
said ".he company viii probably Rot
ssnd the Idaho north assIn, b7t vii
yat the Elder on that route In bar place
TIE idaho. a member o. the compsl 5
told ne wss becoming too soft for Sc
vese service, and II Won q cost aeont
tso,00e 70 pas her IN aFst eiass sta4e
aeain, cat 10 view 81 the fscs ;aas ste
IL eondsmued by the covers mecs for
smzSsi,ns, they do not Intend TO LAT
cot doii4s o. her that they can help
A, shs tiAs Of Der seisass 10 canuee
sisn with shA. SIC 600 ep,ala case, sns
<as appraised aad tslsased on bonds.
II II comes 80 qass;ioa Ut Surrender
ing ska steamer OF pas IN the bend
ine company vill undoubtedly lss tie
steamer so sud take a ctsucs Of bcy IL
asr back at q maea lower fsare."