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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

We guarantee tbs 70 be the beS cough
Syrup manufactured In tho wide world.
This Is saylnga great deal, but i u
true. For Consumption, Coughs, cofds,
Sore Throat, Sore Chest, FnenmoHiG,
bronchitis, asthma, Group, Whogpi"g
Cough. and all diseases " the Throat
and LiDigs we positively guarantee Bal.
lard's Horehound syrup :. bc without
any equal on the whole face OF the
glcbe. In support OF this statement va
refer to every Individual who has ever
used n, and TO every druggist who has
ever sold II. Such evidence Is indis'
putable. a.
Sold by u. G. MI. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19
The chiiinu Array Lo,sl.

fi'iA, Jan. IT, apcrs from lqui.
que received here announce that the
thiliau army remains loyal 90 the
Government. Several prominent
members N Cougtuss are reported 10 10"
with the tcvOluti0uisis. Jorge Mont
has been appointed comm1udvr.in-
chief uf the forccH and commander uf
the irunclai Hudwp has urru re-
placed 10y ~" former commander "
The cruiser E.usru'du Admiral Veal.
another ainiril, remains luynl 10 thr
Government and Is making prcpim.
tions for the defense of VALPARAISO.
Orders have been given 10 ptcpa.r the
torpedo boats for service.
The Government NJ chill has issued
a decree offering "a rowari oi two year,
pay ma amnesty ~ those who hlv,
been unwiltingly led iutp the revolt
who viii submit to the Government
. II IL announced that rizlpuH, Gtlntcn,
liucnn aui puhlIa Arlru viii %,
blockadct on ant after January 25ih
] II Il reported that provisions nu &C.
coming very scarce VA lpI.uuo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19
rmE NEBRASKA QUARREL.
rhayer Reported 10 he crasyi The Re
mort Denied.

LISC1LS, Ncb., Jan. lS.-rhs long
vigil OF s.GovernOr Thaycr during the
exciting scenes OF tho opening Of the
legislature, when he remained In his
apartments eighty hours for the pur-
pose OF keeping out Governor boyd,
hn. resulted Ia dangerous attack Of
nervous lsostmilon. Tonight the eX'
governor Is ravlng maniac and the
physicians say his condition II alarm.
Ing, owing 10 his age. lie Is nearly %
years old. Late tonight the cN'govern'
or's friends deny that his condition II
40 serious and say he will be about NJ
usual within a week.
At midnight the editor OF the l.in'
coin Slate Journal telcgraphed: "Just
talked with Ex-Governor rhayer's IN.
innate political and personal friend,
aud he denies the reports Of his in
sanity and says the report II unquali'
neily false"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19
4 sewer nnnhoie l. nio~n ~ at chi
cage.

CmcAGO, jan. i5.-with n crash
heard Tor mile, and smashing OF
plate glnss windows for u radius ~
three blocks, u sewer manhOlo blew up
this evening NJ the intersection Of
Jackson street and Wabash Avenue,
when both thoroughiaro, were crowded
with shoppers anu work people. Dozens
of persons were thrown 10 the ground
blythe terrible forceuf the explosion, aud
Wild panic ensued.
Several Iassors.by were injured by
falling glass. one woman, Mr. &. H..
Ross lcslor,Jl, was killed outright.
She was nearly over the mauh0lu when
the cover blew up, throwing her back.
wards flat against the cufbing, smash.
ing her skull aud scattering her brains
about the stone.
Tho offices Of the Singer Sowing
Machine Company were badly dam
aged. Out nj sixty windows IN the
PREMISE, not one escaped. Al tile
WELLINGTON Hotel aud Chiukering
piano buildlng eighty windows were
broken. IL II supposed Illuminating
gas leaked into the manholc AMI was
ignited In some manner by electric
Hight wires.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

CiSctSsATf, Jan. l7.-Dr j. w.
Pfcniergast, health officer Of the city,
influenced the authorities 10 refuse
licensa to a lecture on hynopiism, aud
ILLS entertainments have been stopped.
Prcndegast takes the ground that
hynoptlsm, when applied indiscilmiu-
ntoly, IL Injurious, IN 1t affects the men.
tai health Of the subjects. Upon his
recommendation the council passed an
ordinance making II mislomcanOr 10
give n hypnotic exhibit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

Suspected OF the Murder OF au Ameri
cnn seaman.

AHA, Samoa, via San Francisco,
nv 1.-THE long.expectcd chief JUS
uee oi Samoa, Mr.. Cederrrantz, ar
i've, nved on Nv steamship AiCmleda De-
.fmDeI 2Olh, much ~ the satisfaction
II, ue iqI,Agn residents, who hope that
Wv 'mollshment Of the supreme court
provided Tor In the treaty will lnaugur.
"~ an eIaof stable government.
Ohe OF The crew OF the United States
sselnef fdqpois Is under arrest on sus.
pNlon OF having murde cred Seam
irp5Nelli cocitawain Of the captains gig.
ihe lnen wee playing cards ashore
one night aud Barron returned alone
~ VIZ lnornlng. Two days latos Ia,
tile bay. ~ w '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19
How severe ,oid, are BroLen NJ IN
Montana.

lFfom tho y.rs Bi4 Guy, Mont Madiouaui
When wehnd a medicine We know
10 possess genuine merit, We consider
It a duty, aud we take pleasure H.
telling the public what II Is. such
n medicine We found Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, last winter, when la
grips was prevailing. We are salts
fled that We wRrdcd OIL several attacks
that were threatening by the use of
this syrup, and we have since relioved,
In u few hours, severe colds, and In the
cour.o Of two or three days, entirely
broken them up by IT, use, as have
several Of our friends 10 whom va have
recommended II. II Is all thalit isropro'
rentcd 10 be by the manufacturers.
II you have cough and want 10 stop
II Chamberlain Cough Remedy viii
do the work For sale by n. G. NJ. l..
Drug Dept.
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ANOTHER COUNCIL.
"'I "o"d soicmuiy Declares Himself
In Favor OF Pence.

fiNE MDOE, Jan. l7.--At noon TO.
u-y General Miles sent messenger to
suo hostile camp, asking br a con.
ire t with the principal chiefs.
, rhese was an Immediate response.
inu council lasted half an hour. The
gm,is We're Brulss, and when the sub
Ieo' OF returning 10 Rosebud was
ossDAehed, uey said they were In favor
T., Iu,ntning II military man should
10 placed over them rs agent, aud
~ peu captain Lee OF the Ninth In.
l sy would be appointed, rs Captain
AlteI "a little more parleying, Big
iNal stood up and solemuly and dra-
mNl'calIy proclaimed himself In favrr
" peace. AT the same time ,he asked
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nn.l .,onr ln ,ne nlnaa o..

And my Kidneys were affected.
None Of the means taken produced
any benefit until began tho use OF
DR.. David Kenedy'a faVorlle Remedy,
OF Rondout, n. Y. The pain ceased
tho stone having boon dissolved by
the action Of the medicine. ! am
ready la public or In private To testify
that my recovery II dun 10 DR..
KeDedy's Favorlte liemedy.-E. ID.
W. Parsona. Roche.iar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

those who wished to join him in re-
storing peace aud working for the pros.
perlty OF the people. 10 raise their right
hand bwnrd heaven.
lam idintely every right hand In
the gathering was raised aud with a
general sinking " hands the confer.
ence came 10 u close. There are no
lights la tho hostile camp tonight.
Everything X quiet, and the Indians
seem TO Ice In favor Of rcdoeming the
pledges they gave 10 General Miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

You have heard your friends and
ueighO0rs talking about u. You may
yourself be- ouo of the many who know
from personal experience lust how
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tried Il, YOU arc one Of It's staunch
friends, because the wonderful thing
about II Is, that when once givena trial,
DIR. Kings Now Discovery ever after
holds a place In the h0use, II you
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Throat, Lung or Chust trouble, secure
a bottle at once aud give II u fair Trial,
II Is guaranteed every time, or money
refunded. Trial bottles free Ut A, G,
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19
Illr IIr.i slcp.

Perhaps you arc run down, cant
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't 90
anything 20 your satisfaction, anu you
wonder what ais you. You shOuh
heed the warning, you are taking the
fret step Into Nervous PrOeuutlnu.
You need Nerve Tonic aud In
Electric Bitten you win fud the
exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system 10 Us normal, healthy
condition. surprising results follow
the USE Of this great Nerve Tonic apu
Alternative. Your appetite returns,
s,oi digestion IL restored, anu Ia,
Liver aud Kidneys RESUME healthy
action. Try bottle. Price soc. NJ A
&. Smith & Goa Drug store "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

Lyon are yellow, Bilious, constl-
pated with Headache, bad breath,
'lrowsy, no appetite, look, om your
Liver Ia out Of order. One boA OF these
FILLS will driVo all the trouble away
and make new being Of you. Price
25 cents, Zion Coop Mer. Inst Drug
Dent. Agent. u@s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

TnALEE Iau. i'.--i'afneil aldrasrd
n large meeting here this afternoon,
being received with mingled chvers
anu gr0ans. lie said lac hat done his
part toward the solution Of the irish
problem when lac had a conference
with O'Brvn, aud the Subsequent de-
lay In arriving ~ "a settlement was c'i.
tlrcly the fault Of uthcrs. lie declared
that there wa. no Truth In the report
that he would retire Internationally II
O'Brien was satisfied that tho libufn
leaders Ia that ease would promptlS
/ declare their homo rulc scheme. lie
said that n Gladstonr had the coungl
| 10 make big instead Of n little honu
ruichil he tparneli) would looN TOT
ward 10 his vwn r.tirement, X nowin.
well that ireland would no longcrncc
/ his leadership.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

Los ANGELES, Jau. lT.-A. T.. Lusc,
the well known type founder Of Chica.
30, died here today OF Brghrs dis.
ease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

URnANA, Jan. l7,--EN,Ailnister q.
Santos, for two years minister from
France 10 Portugal, died suddenly here
today. He was ON his way west, where
he Intended 10 invest In mines, and had
stopped here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19
The Free Coinage IIill.-Scctetar!
Mobiles Policy In Regard 30
the Indians.
mrs. sHErpy ACCUSED foUl
CRIME.
4, ;, ,.,cr,.d thai u viii bo ,eio,

WAsniNUTDS, Jan. ls.-rhc IOk
to-day asserts cmphaticaliy that the
President will veto the free coinage
bill, should II pass the House, no mat.
ter whether the election hill IL defeated
or not. II also says Speaker Reed viii
make every endeavnr 10 thwart the
silver men ia their attempts 10 get the
bill before the House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19
rrr rIArroR,i coLI.AIrl.D.

DUBLIN, Jan. ii.-rimothy Healy
and Arthur O'C0nnor SPOKE Ia Mos.
trim, l.ongford County. Shortly after
the meeting began the spea KEN plat.
form collapsed. Healy was severely
shaken up, hut the spevchmaking was
resumed elsewhere. Healy accused
the iarnrilitcs OF having 'siwn the
props" with the intention Of killing
their opponents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19
oENERAL MiLEs TALKS.

General Miles. In hi. ldrcas. takes
pleasure IN announcing the satisfactory
termination Of hpstililis-. The disat-
fiction among the Indians. hu says,
was Widespread, Involving IN any diii.r-
cut tribes. rnr purpose 0f tue con-pir.
acy wa. tn produce general uprising
~ all the lniiiRns Ia the coming spring.
The hostile element Of the Sioux nation
pfeciuitntcd the movement ny ltav.
Ing ihtirnpeuCy, ucfying the huthou-
Ties ~ the government and destroying
property given them for theputposes OF
civilization.
General Miles then goes on u trace
the lnsuTrtVtiuu, beginning with tbs
arrest aud killing OF sitting bull In tbs
revolt which he headed after apparent.
Is submitting TO tho police. lie tells
III the concentration u various bodies
~ troops hui the gradual closing IN;
how everything WINS moving smoothly
towards the completion Of the plan NJ
cnmIalgn, when the unfortunate revolt
of Big Fo0t's hand, "inUltrd 10 hostility
los the hlrangues " their falsc proph.
cis." resulted m the awful tragedy "
Wounded Knee. The attack on Pine
Ridge Mission the next day was men,
toned, and the story u the closing up
OF the military GORDON, the subsequent
diminishing aud forcing In OF the hos
tiles to where they are now, under the
command aud control of the military.
While the service has sustained ,he
los. of such gallant officers aud patriots
a. Captnin Wallace, LieulcEantr Ca
sry, Macy aud Bracc, and the non.
commission oiiicen aud soldiers
who have given their lives In
the cause Of good government, the
mos, gratifying results have bVun OBJ
tainud iiy the endurance, patience ahd
fnrtluudr Of beth officers and men.
The work u lisarniing the hostilcs has
m large measure been accomplished,
hut will be continued by a portion "
the command now Ia the field and 10y
the agency Of the officials.
A. soon as practicable the troops win
return to q cir stations, and Will iaao
with them the assurance that their
services have been " great value to III,
country Ia supafv.sing one OF the most
thrrateuihg Indian outbreaks, aud that
they have been enabled 10 keep hotweeI
the hostile Indians AMI tn"unnfotectoi
settlements 90 the extent that nota
citiIcn'r life has h,rh h..t ueynnd tho
boundaries Of the lIhia" i,svI WALTON.
Ia unouuciug tu'.u .aus, the III.
vision commander deslrva 10 expires,
his thanks aud highest appreciation VI
the loyal aud efficient service that had
been rendered. Mention Of individual
nantes of either officers or soldiers for
meritorioua conduct will he deferred
until sufficient time Is given To ascet.
tain each heorlc aut, In order that IL
may lie properly recognized sud duly
rewarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

Al cash subscriptions for the WtcH'
ntai Star should be forwarded, TO, JAMES
JACK at the Presidents ONCE salt
Lake CITY, u&s
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FROM PINE RIDGE,
\ VICTIM OF WAITE MEMS VII.
LktsY.
GUNS rrRNED ~.

Ny raisr 4pn to tho hrws.l
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$3.50 sHhtA 'fHN UNIV H'NA."'ANH"f
The army aud navy officers who
have been detailed ~ special commits.
slouer- 10 carry invitations from thU
government NJ tho United States To
the other American republics aud
West Indian colonies 10 participate In
the Columbian Exposition, aud ~ usc
every cndoavor 10 secure "a proper un.
der-tanding Of the affair In the various
countries, have received their letters Of
crrdcnce and instruction from the
Secretary ~ State aud will start on
their mission nt once. Their iustruc.
tons are very comprehensive, aud, "
carried out, viii make the Latin Amer.
lean department one Of the greatest
features OF the exposition. The com.
missioner not only represent the De
paftment Of state, but the Smith-o.
nian Institute, the Agricultural DE.
plrtmcnt, National Museum, Medical
Museum, Fisheries Commission, and
other branches of the government also,
and have detailed instructions frD IA
each. All the American steamship
companies and several lines carrying
, English Nag, have agreed 20 carry the
! commissioners and their collections
I free of cost, aud advices already re-
ccivcd indicate that they Will have the
hearty cooperation of the several gov
crnments "a which they are accredited
souLE's iSDiAN roLCY.
Secretary Noblc, talking Of the polio!
10 bc pursued with the Indians here
after, said, nnt u all, they should b
deprived Of firearms. Au intellect tina
could master the mechanical intrlca
. II al al
capabl. Of approaching the NOBLE siu
pllcity OF the plan, and he proposed
give tho hostile Sioux an Opportunit
rs well NJ nm incentive 10 earn the
I cyn iiyipg. Thv ccrctary u decidv'il
IN favor Of making tbose Indians wi
depend ON the government boun'
work for their living. Just ~ the Will
people do. They should he treated wit
perfect fairness aud Justice, but wor
should enter into any policy or schen
for their civilization.
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Ti,e Itnndrcd atns Surrender ed by
tie Indians.

piNE RiraE AurNCY, Jan. is.--
More guns were turned In 70 Agent
Pierce today by the hnsI.l--. They
told him q systematic search wa lee
ing mAdo In the tcputs AMI that all
weapons found were turn" over. Tao
custodian said today tlnt 800 guns hal
h-en surrendered aud 1t headquarters
70 IA claimed inr arms tufurd over eN-
rgrl In number those received Ia any
other campaign.
Last night several shots wc.u fired
iu the hostile camp. hIi nobody hurt.
Today The Indians wrrr gloomy aud
Nulluu. The friuuilic iuiouGrd % cot.
respondent that % number pf trouble.
some young mcu -till had h1d hearts
auu cannot hr converted.
General Mile. &, needing with some
opposition In his Plan ~ su;tcgating
tie several lndian trihu.. Nutwltit.
standing the Cheyenne have started
fnr Tongue RIVER the lrlbr l. still dc
| tatucI outside the brcaptwDrl,-, await
| lux command from the lutariuf De.
| pirtWvut a. move. The G-nusll pro-
/ pQsc- Ia -uud tack O. thyif respective
! ngrucit- All lu'linus not lsluugiug to
/ THIS place. AuIthvr cuuncii was held
| today, lut u0ihiug important tulu-.
| plrcd. General Mites tonight issued -
CONGRATULATIONS ApnEni.
to the ,oldi-r-. Genctnl Mile. viii
probably leave Tor the East Early next
week nud Gyuvru iifook. rcsutir rpnt'
mnud ~ the forces M the Held.
This afternoon th- wife OF Few Tale
arrived here htdiy wounded, having
lirvn the victim Ut white mcn'- malice
-Four weeks ngn size, with her hu-han
and several Other luiitu-, len IA
/ agency with pass from Genera
| ilfooko g. hunt Tor eagle feather
, When near T. az Biru they wer'' y,
! upon ny some white mon aud Fe'
/, raila was killed. nni hn wife ha ~
u wounded. The otAcr, OF the uaft
I, scattered aud have uut h.rn heard fro
since. For nine days past thu woUii
!. has heen walking IA the agency, CIV,
y, Ing distances ~ i5l milrs. Snc rra ]
!, ed the c,mp NJ the sixth cavalry ~
~ morning a,.d wa, brolisit 10 thv Ia
"a pifal IN an anihulsncs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
4 FuyEaAL STOPPED BY A CORONER.

Coroner Rooney, Of Brooklyn stopped the iuhersN oi
stephen s. Voorhees,. forty 1.-TWO years old, son oi
stephen l. Voorhees, former Associate Justice OF the
Court OF Sessions on Friday he suspected that the
man had committed suicide and 10 inquest had been held
He died at the house OF Mrs. Emma Van Ripper, III
Kings Highway, opposite the Brooklyn Jockey Cluo
racetrck OH Wednesday, and the coroner was INFORMED
that he had died from alcoholism Dr. van Oieei
refused to give burial permit. The Coroner gave per-
mission for the burial and went to the house OH Friday
Mrs. Van Ripper denied knowing anything about the
cause of DEATH search Of the room OF the dead man
finally revealed bottle containing solution OF what
anneared 10 be Paris Green Then the funeral was
stopped at the house Of ex7Judge voorhees, ana tne
stomach and intestines wefe taken for che"cai
analysis by County Physician Shepard. The burial
was afterward permitted. Mrs. Van Ripper admitted
that she found voorhees, alive but in great pain, with
the bottle supposed to contain poison beside nus Ded
He died before physician could be called she did
not disclose the facts for fear OF the effect upon MS
father. who has heart disease. An analysis OF the
contents of the stomach and Of the bottle VIII be made
II is not supposed that any one save voorhees, himself
Is TO blame for his death. He had been orhklhg
heavily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
SHE WANTS HER SISTER.

Mrs Gertrude Edwards has procured n writ of
babeas corpus in the City Court, Brooklyn, direct
ing Robert Merchant clerk of the Special
Term of the Supreme Court. to produce
in court his wife, Mrs. Minnie Merchant Mrs.
Edwards is sister Of Mrs. Merchant She swears that
Mrs Merchant is detained against her will In some
Mace unknown to her family Her mother, Mrs. Mary
TAYLOR Of No. 124 North Elliott Place, char THAT Mr.
Merchant wishes to get rid OF his wife b putting her in
AN insane asylum and to get her to release her rights
in his property. She says that Mr.. Merchant has
treated his wife cruelty for long time
Mrs. Merchant committed to Raymond Street
Jail BY Police Justice Walsh on Thursday, on the
charge Of being a habtual drunkard Her husband
made rhe application for her commitment Her
family pronounce the arrest an outrage and say that
when She is released they will that the husband Is
punished On the other hand, Mr.. Merchants friends
say that he has a good defence to make to every
accusation against him. Mrs. Merchant has been mar
ried for fifteen years. She only seventeen years
old when she married, and he considerably older.
The couple have four children the eldest boy thirteen
years old They live at No. "a TOmphins Place.
DIR. John c. Shaw and another physician Yesterday
visited Mrs. Merchant ut the Jail to examine her re
gardng her sanity and reported that she was all right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
MR.. FAssErr GOING TO Old POINT COMFORT.

Jacob sloat Fassett had little colored boy packing
up his things yesterday at the Plaza Hotel ar
ranging large piles Of newspapers. which filed
with comments upon the great electoral battle which
has just closed In the Empire State "To read and
digest all this matter said Mr.. Fassett. with smie
" would take all the time at my command until the
xt Presidential election"
Mr.. Fassett has chang'd his mind about going di-
rectly to his home In Elmira from here. lie Is
fatigued, although he does not look At O'Clock
last evening, he set out with OILS family for Old Point
Comfort, Va where he intends to remain perhaps for
two weeks with some friends. When asked about the
Of the next Legislature and the shamefully
fraudulent efforts which the Democratic leaders are
making TO count out sufficiently large number Of
members 10 give them majority, he said that he
would prefer not TO be quoted In regard that or any
other matter Of politics at the present juncnre. %"
have already given 10 The Tribune, at LENGTH said
hs. "a full and complete expression OF my views on
the political outlook for party. past present and
to come, and nend now 10 take a much needed rest
from all further reference to this vexed and vary.
ing subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
DID ELECTRICITY KILL HIMf

The fact that Joseph Appleby the fireman at the
Excelsior Electric Light Works. at No 2O4 Wiioughby-
St. Brooklyn found dead In front OF the furnace
door and directly under an electric light, yesterday
morning led to suspicion that his death might have
been caused by the electric current The fact OF the sud
den death was reported to the Coroner and clerk in
the Coroners Office sent 10 inquire about IT, The
superintendent Of the works said he thought that tho
death due 10 heart disease and that II absurd
TO think that Appleby might have had the electric
current pass through his body. To show that there
current running 10 the room he turned on the
light aud to his surprise 1t blazed II is said that
Appleby was in the habit of experimenting with the
electric light and the fact that the current was on
MAKES II possible that he was shocked BY IT, But the
superintendent said that 1t not sufficiently strong to
cause death The body Of the dead boro no marks