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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-15

Farms.
DARN OF 100 ACRES-NEAR THE CITY,
Il within one mile OF railroad, good dwelling and
outbuildingS, orchard ETC., etc. /; would exchange
in part for cit! property. JAS. W. DRAPE &
CO., 129 Fourth av., Pittsburg. jai4-4O-wThs*
L1ARM-TWE WENTY-TWO ACRES, WITH GOOD
IL house and barn. situate near town on Fort
Wayne Railroad: choice location: easy payments
send for new list of farms. ED WI1TISH, 4l0
Grant St., Pittsburg. ja14-D'
ORANGE PLANTATIoN-FOK SALE OR
~ exchange: very fine one OF 2S0 acres, in
Southern Florida, on which are fine buildings
and large orange orchard: all tropical fruits can
be raised there: climate healthful: no lung dis
eases there. or BrIghts disease vegetables of all
kinds can be raised there every month of the
year; price, $40 0c0. Apply at once to j. H.
STEVENSON & CO., 100 Fifth av. del9
DLANTATIoN-OFs 800 ACRES AND7 GOLD
i mines in McDufie CO.. Ga, Little river;
$50 acres No. bottom land. raises wheat. corn.
oats, sugar cane, ETC.. 800 acres upland, half
cleared raises cotton. ETC.: plenty of fruit: .
dwelling and tenant houses: lovely climate: the
mines yield from SO to $50 per ton; one 5-stamp
mill: price only SI6, OOJ: rare bargain here. j.
Ii. STEVENSON & CO.. 100 Fifth av.. Pitts
burg. jal-i3'
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-15

Offices, Desk Room, Etc.
nFFEES--lN GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
" Building. Wood and diamond sts.. singly
or In suits; all modern improvements and low
rent. Inquire at THE BANK. Oc23-49t
QUIT OF FINE OFFICES-ON SECOND STORY
- on Fourth av., between W ood and Smithtield
SIS. at very reasonable rent. See W. A. HER
RON & SONS, 80 Fourth av jal3-S3-TTSt
STANDARD BUILDING Two OFFICES;
- rent very low. Apply at 204 PENN BUILD-
ING. jal4-45-TTSt
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-15

90 SOe-FOR A NEW GROOM AND FIN
tOe)s attic frame house in 4 strictly flrst-ca"s
nelghhorhood in East End; reception hall, open
stairway, bath. marble stationary was l.
stand. hot and cold water: slate mantels through
out: ptped and wired for gas and electric light:
an excellent house and bargain. :. A. DICkIE
\ CO., Penn and Shady avs, F. Z. CS7S.,
East End properties only. jaI3-93-Tls
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-15
Agents.

AgentS.
A GESTS-TO SELL AND EVERYBODY TO
"a use DIR. O'keere's IS cent pills. Good as
gold. DIR. O'keefe's liver pills, cold catarrh
pills, cough pills. diarrh Ra pills, dyspepsia pills,
rheumatism pills, headache pills. skin eruption
pills, worm pills. kidney pills. leucorrhpa pills,
backache pills eye pills, teething pills. asthma
pills. Group pills, sore throat pills, nerve pills,
nervous debility pills. whooping cough pills. nom
cathartic pills, malaria pills, piles pills. Price,
Is cents; large bottles. 81. DIR. O'KEEFE g. CO..
Homeopathic Chemists. 81 Fifth av., Pittsburg.
Will move to 7cs Smithfeld st. April l. jaI2-l3-D
A GENTS-TU SELL THE LIFE. TIMES AND
"a correspondence of the late Most Rev. John
Mac Hale. Archbishop of Tuam, by Ri. Rev.
Bernard O'Reilly: this great work now ready in
two volumes of 200 pages each. L. J. FLEMING
& fCO., a Diamond st. de2s-TwTFssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-15
HaZelMoOl Lots.

"AZELwOOD-LOTS ON ELIZABETH ST..
Ii one square from Second nv. electric cars and
near EaZewoUd station; fare. cents; siZe 24Xl20;
price only 500; the same sized lots have sold
HaZelwood av. for 81, 800; this price will be good
only for short time: good chance of speculation.
SAMUEL W. BLACK 4 CO., 80 Fourth av.
ial5-SSr
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-15
Business Properfies.

business PROPERTY ON FOURTH AV..
ID in the vicinity of the new pos:ofice: splendid
point for purchase for enhancement in value.
burg. jaIi-4O-wTbss
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-15
Must Deputize a Justice.

This act provides that in all cases where
eut in person, the inquest shall be held by
Justice of the Peace, who shall have the
same power and collect the prescribed fees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08
seys oE TagDaY.

The report to the effect that Gen. Jas.
Longstreet was seriously III a. Gainesville,
Ga Ia unfounded.
LAWYER Richard g. Bartine, OF Asbury
Park, N. J., who was bitten by cat died
on Saturday, after three days of horrible
agony.
10 New York on Saturday Rsv. DR.. Clark
Wright, pastor of the fremont NJ. +.
Church, was shot at at his residence by
man named Monser, when Mr.. Wright mad
refused to give money.
Secretary Blaine was rouodly scored at
the meeting ofthe Worlds Woman's Christ
Ian Tenn perance Union at Washington ye--
terday for having asked the South Ameri
can Consuls about the beer trade In their
countries.
Postmaster. General Wanamaker has been
asked to appear before the committee OF
Couucila. OF Philadelphia, investigating the
affairs OF City Treasurer Bardsley ard ex'
plain his connection with the wrecked Key
stone National Bang.
The race for the Grand Prize OF Paris. OF
100 600 francs, for colts aud FLIES foeied 10
1855 distance about one mile and seven fur
longs, was run yesterday, and was wen by
Edmond Blanc's Claimant. The same own
er's Reverend was secood.
Yesterday twsnty.three tramps overpow-
ered the trainmen OF treight-trlin on the
Louisville division OF the Pennsylvania line,
and rem the train themselves for some time.
When the tain reached Columbus the
trampp, who had intended to rob the cafs,
were routed.
The chief of Salary and Allowance Di-
vision in the Postofioe Department has
completed the readjustment OF the salaries
NJ the fset-c'ass postmssters, to take al set
July lat. New York is the only city that
sill allow more; there the salary will De
IS 0C0.
LIB. Jackson, chief engineer of construc.
lion of the Chesapeake AID Oo!o road, has
ter de.ed his resignation, and 81. Frazer,
superintendent of the Cincinnati and Hunt
ington division, hes been promoted to the
position. Il i6 also etated that the Ooio and
| Big Sandy and the Eastern Division and the
Newport News end Mississippi Valley road
| aill ehort!y pass under control Of the Chesa-
pesks and Oaio system.
Mr. George ". Dapree. one CT tbs editors
aud proprietors of the New Orleans Daily
States. and Dr.. 0 iphant, president OF the
New Orleans board of health, were ptinci-
| oala in q shooting alfssy 10 hat city Satur-
! day afternoon. The trouble grew out OF
/ Mr.. Duptee's crticiems in his newspaper Of
n smbsrs of the board Of health. Neither
| man WAS wounded by bullets. Mr.. Dopree
was cut in the face by q man who, hs eays,
| is al employee OF the health board,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08
Sir John Macdonald Dead

After week OF utter prostrat!on, para
lYzea feom o7e-wosk. worry, aid the war
ing yigo. Of old age, Sir John Alexander
Macdonald, Premier Of Canada, died a!
Earncline, his magnificent home near o.
tawa. Ont, shortly before 1890 O'Clock Sat
u,day night. The Intense excitement and
heavy responsibilities incident upon the
conduct CT the late campaign, while they led
to victory, also thrust upon the Premier new
and vexa,ious political complications. Thus.
not only during the latter part OK thsc ceu-
psisn, but most OF tbs tins slnoe than, he
has been il. But the indefatigabls worker
could not rest Wni!e it was possible to work.
Olly eight or ten days ago be exclaimed
.ha; he must go down to Parliament, and
that he woa q 20 on the morrow If he had
TO bs carried upon stretcher. Sir John
Alexander Macdonald was horn In Glasgow,
Scotland. January II, 1915. His Gather,
Hugh Macdonald, emig!ated from suther-
Iandahire to Canada and settled In Ktngaton
in 1890. The son entered public life In 1914
90 the representative OF the city OF Kingston
In the House OF Assembly, and continued to
sit for this cons uency until the union 1867
when he WAS elected to the House OF Com
mons by She Sc m a electorate until 1878, when
he was defeated. He was reelected In
1887 by both Carleton and Kingston. He
took 90 eciive part in bringing about the
Car siian Confederation end in 1865 67 be
was CHARM Gn OF the London Colonial con
ference when the Birth North American act
was pnepah by he imperial Parliament. o.
Jniy 1867. the new constitution came into
force in Uaoads snd Sir John Macdonald
wss eworn as piivy councillor and appoint
ed Minister Of Justice and Attorney General.
Ha remained Prime Minister until 1873,
when his govern ment resigned on the Cana
dian Pacific charges. Ia Sop ember, 1878,
he libArai party was defeated, and Cir John
again became Premier ard had remained at
the head of sGsirs ~ Canada ever since.
BE achieved decided victory at the polls
NJ the recent election.
Sir john Macdonald has executed several
delicate diplomalic mission. He was one
of the British ,int high commissioners
which settled the Alabama claims question
with The Uui.ed States. For this eervica be
was called to tho privy council OF Great
Britain, 60 honor seldom conferred on G
colonial ststeenan. Sir John used to lose
his temper fire. euently 10 Parliament, and he
once announced In voice sudible through
the G, m mons chamber, when Oliver Mowat,
now Premier OF 0 atero, was severely GEN.
suriDg his policy, Il could lick that fellow
quicker than b-ll would scorcb feather"
On another occasion the seraesnt-et-lrms
had to prevent hin from punching the head
OF the lete William Hume Bake. Sir John
was by no meers an sdmirer of Americans
or American statesmen. he never used the
word American, 1t was always Yankee, and
he explained this by ssyiog that 1.-THE Cana
diana own as much Of America as the Van
KEGS &C."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08
Decoration Day in Alexandria.

| To The Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
beg to say that the statements contain cd
In an article headed "All ere Sorry" which
appeared in the GAZETTE of the b inst.
are rather too sweeping and does the real.
true G. A r veterans injustice. Let me
cay in all candor, truth and soberness that
np to the present moment have not heard
one murmer Of complaint or objection from
Union soldiers aOho served al the front and
,vho carry The scars Of battle upon their bodies
OF the meeting and commingnDg OF he blue
aud The grey at tie National cemetery al
Alexandria, Va, on the 30Dh ult.
Such specimens Of the gems not descript
as the fellow IT, l. Thompsou) whose illit-
crate and sssinine screed appeared in
Washington newspaper, does not receive the
slightest notice. Thompson does not belong
30 the G. A. r. He vas once'a member OF
Grant and Farrsgut Posts, but he stepped
down and out OF" both, and bow be is COM
p!etely out in the cold. sick, core, seasck,
eulix (mad), and corfoed to his bed euffsr-
ing from scrshead. bighead, pigbead. ehron.
ic cacoethes scribendi and resulting effects of
cofae-cooir and hospital nursing far FROM
the seat OF war during his brief enlistment,
after the "cruel war" was over. assure
you and our O. V. friends, the honorable
and courteous gentlemen of Lee Camp q.
", who laid aside all personal feeling and
in the msjesty of true cbiValiic southern
manhood met Us as they did, having at their
read that splendid soldier. Gen. Corse, and
the brave Col. Smoot sDd other distinguish
ed cons of the South, that no battle-scared
veteran of the Union army will be found in
Weighing against Grant Poet and Lee Camp
Of q. " for what they did at Alexandria,
Va on the Sob of May last.
]. THOMAS TURNhR.
Washington, D. Q, June 6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08
Earthquake.

The CITIES of Verona and Mantua were
shaken by en- earthquake yesterday. Many
houses were damaged. An Invalid lady
was go badly frightened By TIE shook that
she died. Lcubsrdg, Venetla and part oil
Tuscsny were visited early In the morning
oy repeated shocks. TIE worst shocks &C.
CURED about two o'clock 10 the morning.
Shocks were pleo felt in Venice ard Milan.
Sleeping people were thrown from their
beds. and the walls of large buildings were
cracked. The center of the disturbance was
at Verona. a suberrsnean noise WAS heard
like the roar OF artillery, wbioh was follow
ed by three strong shocks. The inbabi-
tants rushed into the streets 10 terror. ct
Marcepigo three persons were killed, and
at Bsdia, Cs'avenns, seventeen were badly
injured by falling houses sn6 chimneys A.
the latter place another shock was felt st
six O'Clock in the morning, snG much adj
ditonsl damage was Gone. The move
men.s were undulatine in character, and
were more or less over the whole north o!
LAZY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08

HUSBANDS SHOULD LEARN How TO
Cook Frederick Sitterding Yves taken to
the City Hospital yesterday. He bad g
long cash In the right side OF his throat,
which ne said his wife bad inflicted. After
the w,und was dressed he went to the cen.
tral police station aud swt ra out warrant
for her arres' He had gone home he sal j
to ca, his dinner. His wife was out and no.
thing bad been cooked. He prepared dir
uer himself, and when he had the table sei
hs wife came liz. and according to Sitterdipg,
OF acted 10 his cooking, ard said that II be
could do no better than that. she would cut
his throat. Then she picked ups knife aud
put her threat into execution, sitter which
-be began slloing bread with the same knife,
while her husband gent of to have his
wound dressed Such IL Sitterding's story.
The woman was arrested. They live on
swap street, near Centra market.-Balt,
Cun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08

CRkZgD BY CATBRPILLARs-Wa Walter San
dsrs, 10 years old and son Of farmer living
about forr mi es from Beaver Fsls Pa, has
BECOME insane. o. Tuesday be was SAINT
into the orchard to DESTROY the ea:erpiIlars
snd their nests infasting the trees. He used
paper, kerosene oil and matches. The boy
kept at the work for several hours and the
catsrpilars would frequently fall upon him
IN the course of the afternoon he was taken
with violent nsuses and at night bis par
ents were aroused by hs moans. They
found hin toss ng wildly. crying that the
worms we're eating him, end ne begged
,ham 10 take them IF A physician Yss
hastily summoned. VINO by by podermic in
jection succeeded IN quistipg the lad, hut
other eimiIar attacks ialoweds and tins doc
tor says be vii! have 10 be sent co an insane
asylum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08
TELEeRAPBIC BREvITIEs.

At Wickclffe, KY. this morning. Evan
E. Shelby was taken from the Jail and hung
by mob. Shelby vas charged with the
murder OF Mrs Sallie Moore in 1882.
Judge O'Brien IN New York this morning
heard evidence 10 the divorce case of julia
Ha.fiald against David Hasfeld. pawn
broker, of Richmond, Va, who is serving q
term at Sing Sing for bieauy.
Judge Blcdgett, In Chicago tois morning
quashed the United States Indictment
against George J. Gibson, secretary Of the
whiskey trust, charged With conspiracy to
destroy the shufeldt distillery. The decia-
ion was on the ground that the case was one
for the State and not for the U. 8. Courts In
which there Ia no statute providing pen.
aIty for the crime for which Gibson was in
d!cted.
O.. g. District Judge Nelson gave his decision
this morning in Bottom, upon the application OF
General Butler for the release of Mrs. Clarietts
johnson, upon a writ of habeas corpus, and after
delivering long opinion ordered the discharge
of the prisoner. An appeal Of the United States,
was taken.
4 fight to fiaish for the middle weight cham
ponship of Indiana took place near Muncie, Ind,
yesterday. The principals were J. E. Sullivan, OF
Brazil Ind, and Thomas Hogan, of Mnncie. sulli-
van won in the 18th round.
new railroad and steamship scheme is on foot
to connect Lake Superior with the Atlantic Cc'an
thu terminal cities being Duluth and Norfolk, Va
An immense cave-in occurred yesterday at
Waterloo mine Calico, Cal, severely injuring two
u N and either crushing or imprisoning third
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

GLASGOW, Juoe S-Malloch's glass ware
house and the establishments Of Willis and
Nelson. ribbon manufacturers, were destroy
sd by Ere to-day; loss $3.50. 600.
LONDON, June 8.-Hardly single omni-
bus Of the SIS vehicles belonging to the
London company is running to-day, and 1t
is estimated that about 5000 men aud
10 600 horses are thrown into state OF idle.
cess through the strike which commenced
yesterday.
MELBOURNE, June S.-Pleces Of wreckage
have driftsd ashore In Wreck Bay which
qhow there is no doubt that the steamer,
Taranuug bss gone down. The fate Of the
passengers and crew Is unknown.
ROME, June The Pope has issued an
order deciding that all the employees Of the
foence department. of the Vatican be dis.
charged.
CALCUTTA, June S-The Sepoy who de-
serted from one ofthe naive regiments 10 the
British service and who was one Of the Lead
era 10 the recent revolt against British au-
ehor!ty, was hanged at Mspipur this morn
ing.
HALIFAX. N. g., June The news of
Sir John Macedonia d's death is the chiet sub.
&c. OF conversation, and was referred to by
all The city clergy in the course of the ser.
mons yesterday. Predictions az to Sir
JOHNS successor are made Ia general way,
some thinking that Sir Charles Topper may
be the nav Premier, and others that Sir
John Thompson Ia more likely to be the
man, bat the universal opinion is that no
maj ia the conservative party can p..xe
she leader that Sir John Macdonald has
been.
TORONTO, juno 9.-From almost every point
in Canada in reach OF the electric wire comes It'd
ings of universal SORROW felt at the death Of the
man, to whom perhaps more than to any other, is
due the credit for making Canada the nation that
she is. Poi5ic,l animus is lost sight OF in the
great loss the country has sustained, and liberal
1 qnites with conservative in doing honor to tbs
memory Of the late premier. Everywhere signs
Of national mourning are to be seen.
HALrFaX, N. s., juno S.-The death il an
nounced of Hon. Samuel Creelman, aged 80. He
was one of the pre-confederation politicians in
Nova SCOTS, and one of the leaders ofthe liberal
party who united with the conservatives TO carry
the confederation OF the provinces.
LONDON, June S.-The bill to enable her msj
esty, by order in council, to make special provis-
ion for prohibiting the catching OF seals in Beh-
ring Ses by her mfjesty's subjects during the
peri ID named in the order, passed the House of
Lords to day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08

Hawks, resigned; Walnut Hill. Lee county,
] M. Wheeler, vice Jas. NJ. Wheeler, DIED.
The governments fiscal year ends on the
3Osh inst. Up tothat date the expenditures
Cd pension account for the year will amount
TO the enormous sum of one hundred aud
sixteen million dollars; and this, too. 1t
must not be forgotten, does not include the
naval peusions nor the immense cost OF con-
Quoting the Pension Office.
Dir. Nichols OF New York has leased ely
mont for FIVE years and will Immediately
nut Ii in order for an excursion resort. he
will bring twea.y,knot steamer from New
York and make two trips day from here
10 Glymont duriDg the excursion season.
The p.opretors of Clifton Beach are also
makiog arrangements for chartering q
steamer to run to that place during the
warm weather.
Senators Q1ay and PETER were among the
Presidents callers this morning. The for
rler was accompanied by two friends.
As it ia generally supposed that Mr..
Biaine's health will prevent him from co.,
testing with Mr.. Harrison for the nomina
ton Of the next national republican conVen-
ton, Mr.. Qday's reception was more agree
able than when he called before. when II
was supposed that his especial friend and
favorite, Mr. Blaine, was In the ring.
The money appropriated for the census
has beep reduced to such low stage that
the force in the census bureau has to be d.
miuished. 1t is reported to-day that at least
thousand clerks there will be discharged
durlog the next two or three weeks.
TIE two soma of Judge Willoughoy, form.
erg of Alexandria, have recently gone to
Earope-Wm. T. IL the service OF the H.
terror Department, to report upon the
modes Of !uduatsial training in the manu-
featuring towns of England. and Westa to
pursue his studies In Germ Ia uoigsrg:ty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence Of tho Alexandria Gasette.
WASHINGTON. D. c., June s. 1891.

Special Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gosette.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. June S. 1891.
President Uarrieon already begir 8 to BUS
peot something, and that Ia hat he has made
one grand mistake In transferring negro
troops. who were well conteuted with their
location in the Iodian country, to Fort
Myer IN Alexandria county, across the river
from this city. Their of duty time is most
ly spent among the woman of their cwn rsce
In the disrepuisble paris OF this city. where
they are fstqoently engaged in disorder!y
scenes.
Congressm mao Stone OF Kentucky arrived
here from bis bcme this morning. He says
he thinks his colleague, Ex-Governor Nc
Creary, is mistaken abou. the C!eVelatd
feeling in his State. He says be was mem
hsr of the recent democratic convention of
Kentucky aud wss present from the begin
ming until the end thereof, that he moved
to Law the Cleveland motion on The table,
and that four hundred delegates we're pres
eut when lat molten vas put and carried
aad that motion committing the Kentucky
democracy to Cleveland would have been
operw asmiDgly defeated 20 matter ct %hat
time or how many delegates had been pres
ent. he says he is In touch with the farm
ere of his State, and knows how they feel,
and that they are Dow opposed to the re-
nomlua,ien of Mr.. Cleveland aud that that
,eeliug is Increasing daily Col. Burton
Harrison, prominent NeH Work democrat,
who was here last week, Gays no we'll in
formed man In New York thinks Mr.. Ceve-
land can carry thai State. Capt. Ham.
Shepard, ex-secretary of the democratic
State commitsee of Virginia, writes here
that 1t will beexceedingly unwise and risky
for the democrats to renominate the ex-
President.
The following changes in the 4;h class
postofices of Virgins. were made to-day
d wis Wharf, Accomac county J. A Brittins-
tam appointed postmaster vice "a. E DAVIS.
resigned; Hopkins, Accomae county, H.
FI,zrersia, vice J. 81. Hopkins. resigned
Pole Green, Hanover county, E. Shelton,
vloe Z. M. Bgoach. resigned; Pridemore.
Lee county, W. P. Wood, vice w. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-08
Progressive Hydrophobia.
Washington, D. O, June 6

Some two weeks ago mad dog bit steer,
one of q herd of cattle belonging to the
gauderburg brother7, living In he western
portion of A'chisou county, Kansas. The
steer was sfll c;ed With hydrophohia, hich
spread to other membeTs of the herd. There
wsre three Of the VAnderbu;g brothers, and
each OF them wss bitten By one or another
of the fl csed animals. They did not know
the terrible nature ofthe disease With which
their cattle was I, fiji csed, and psid no atten-
tlon to their iojories uutil Friday, when
one of the brothers became violently III With
hydrophobria. List night he died In
the most excruolating sgony. Yesterday
an ,ther of the brothers died, aud the third was
brought to Kansas City by surgeon OF the
Missouri Pacific corpe, where he was placed
iu the Missouri Pacific Hospital. Ha hae sill
the terrible symptoms of h7drepbooln, and
IL ia not believed that medical ski'l will
avail him anything. The phgsiciana say he
CON snrvive day or two onIy ct the
fartheat.