The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-24

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hod been earef1lly explored without dis
covering anything further than functional
desan4smenl Ny conclusion az 70 the ma
tersticn IN the brain, probably Of an athero
matous character. He vas advised 70 give
mp his WORK stonce and 70 seek recuperafion
Vice Il wss the senaicr's Intention 70 adopt
ments permitted. Ttold bin not TO delay il
day; when l was called ,hi: Morning at
terrible condition; that there was little hope
for him. The immediate cause Of his death
was apoPlexy. II be had recovered from
paralytie and could rot have lived more
than ninety days.
aYes." said the doctor In closing. at Is an
sss man she 70
the work Of three or four men. The man
does not live who can do that amy length OF
?. L. Jennings, with whom the Senator
had lived number Of years, and who was
with him when he died, said to the Capital
correspondent that Plumb complained q
have sick spells At night, but the next morn
ing he was up early and out at work as
usual. He took no exercise; was irregular
Without ANYTHING 10 est: %s. t Si9sys on The
rush; worked In his room often until mid
night, and his friends demonstrated with
MIN ne passed u on careiessiy oy saying tna'
1880 y W -. II, " .s.s re LII ~
pected Mrs. Plumb here In a few days to ae-
company him, believing that the trip would
Tonight there was a constant stream OF
visitors 10 the Senator'S rooms
THE NEWS IN SALIVA.
Shortly after noon Sunday q telegram was
received by Hon. C. s. Martin, conveying the
sad intelligence OF the death Of Mr.. Plumb
The sorrowful tidings spread over the city
very RAPIDLY, and enshrouded the communi.
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shocked and gr,eved at The avn, in,eIIIyspce
for he was held In the highest regard by our
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peop'e' mn, y, "o", "s n's
close personal friends. On Monday evening
the city council in regular session passed the
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iohoNihe pfeai'o'e anu fe'oi"'ions' in'io'
duced by Mr.. Cravens;
WHEREAS, IL Is with profound regret that
PinnS xha died In III tse citx Of WasbInston
81 III a., - ~ go " WIG '' VI
Ee.oI,,ed Nv The Nsvor and Councu M, hs
III 80 Sailss Eaa ,ha, ~ ,ha a y, Wy ny
a21.,ns Pim aha sss, Lac IN, sn g, sar ~
les, anu a. Iro,,nS n,, anu 49, n.
., 'ne nc, a. ,iI y, ~, ~,
cIty oI saiina = Arm mi TaineJ 5000 ~" 'H'
Resolved. That a copy Of these resolution.
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The body remained in the room guarded by
old soldiers and sons of veterans all day Sun.
day. Monday morning at 10 O'Clock the body
was taken to the national capitol and lay In
state in Marble hall until O'clock. AT thai
her Wee President Merton nresIding Preet
dent Harrison, cabinet officers, diplomati,
oIncerr ana nemoers ., .ne NOUS were pres
chap,ain of the senate A ioint commii,ee =
1--WE senators and three Representatives wer,
aPPointea 70 aeeonPany ihe remains 70 I'm
10 Inc memory OF the senator until amer IN,
holidays, The body lett Washington Monda,
afternoon az s:G ociock on the pennsyiya
MA ralifoao 70 81. Louis'on ine missouri "a
enc 70 Kansas City, anu on the SANTA re tf
Iopeka, wnete lne 1ouy lay IN State Al th'
caPltai some nours. IN the afternoon IL was
hken 70 cmPorls, arriving NJ lts destlhatiof
Yesterday sternoon- Inc funeral VIII b'