The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-04-26


snow drift In Union Square. For two weeks
or SO thereafter he continued To work. but
on March 80 he had to give up. On April
3 he called in DR.. ARnew and on Anril o the
operation involving the cutting of the mas
told bone the projection behind the leftear
was reported to let out the ms that had ac
cumulated in the honey-comb formation Of
the bone. Many believed that his sickness
dated from his terrible blizzard experience.
All the afternoon the sick statesman lay
upon b. bed In the rearsof his apartments
THE Hoffman House annex Very little
motion of the body was noticeable, except
slight movement of his right side in way
that would irritate the cut in the right side
Of his head, which the surgeon had made
as last resort to save his life.
DR.. Barker called again shortly before
eleven o'clock and left at II is. He said
that Mr.. Conlling was unconscious, and
would not regain consciousness. His limbs
We're becoming cold and he had no percepti-
bic pulse The doctor added that Mr..
Conlzling would probably die In two or three
hours from giving away Of the vital forces.
At the bedside Of the dying man were Mrs.
Conisling, Judge Cox, DR. Anderton, and
Mrs. Oal<man. Mr.. Conlkling passed away
without moving q limb. He looked as
though peacefully sleeping. There were a
number Of persons outside on the street
wnitingfo catch the last report. Within
doors there were between forty and fifty
persons also waiting TO hear the worst.
They were composed chiefly of representa-
tives Of the press and friends of the dead
NEW YonK. April ia 90 n m-Jndpe
Coke came 10 the door shortly after two
n m. and ANNOUNCED the death of Mr.
Con,xlinc AZ 1.ktD am In the room NJ the
time ~ .leatl, xvera 1fre conlrI;ng Mrs Oalr.
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.ci',t enu wy nuiS 30 mr. Oonhiihs uieu III
tne rear chamber on the second MOOR
of the residence. His bed faced the west.
II xvaa dreadful efrr,ooia that the
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latlene toueho akdinse grim ueaen, put AZ
last his end was peaceful and unaccom-
ranicd nv main His sorrovvino wife and
a..,-, t. ~ .-.-s-,. - -: IA -. ~
uausn'e "ere Neepllis az ms sue, put .ne
once Keen eyes were glazed and set IN the
h,,tf : fora mn 1ravaiv hut tho older
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$3.50 n.y. ma' me l,,o'' pios., a a n.he
asheu nallor deepened upon the emaciated
- -. -. -
lace Mr. SonkihB saspeu lnree OF TOUT
times and passed away. In death the lines
abouf his mouth and on his face were slight
~ dr.,,J,, TIa Voc ,nncb en,ac;atad b,,t
still IN death MS race seemed natural I'M
medintely after his death Judge Coke and
Dr Anderfon left the bouse
- -. - @- -.
Mrs. Conkling is alone with her daughter,
and is cOmpletely FRUSTRATED with grief |
THE infermenf will ,he AZ Utica N v
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A Biographical Sketch Of the Great States |
man and Lawyer.
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