Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-10

AAhS u III AO Olu II mok no
move, and then I Civ tn 'larm. He mus
a been drug thar ter mex people b'lieve
he wuz killed in my place, but Lawd
knows l didn't tech him or seed him.
l amt KILN no people. l amt ready
ter go myself, yet"
coRoNER's INQUEST.
The %coroner's jury--Messrs. Barney
Flynn, John White and Isaac Hooper
met at 9 o'clock and a number of wit
nesses were examined.
There was no foul play in connection
with the death of peggy or "Frenchy,"
whose body was discovered last Friday
night. and an inquest over whom was
held Saturday. DR.. Bentley and Coroner
Webb have conducted an autopsy and a
thorough post norton has been made.
The head and brain of the dead man
were examined, and developed no traces
OF a blow. An examination of the
thoracic and abdominal cavities was then
made, and in the first of these the cause
OF the trouble was found. A piece of
beef, about an inch square, and attached
to a gristle two or three inches in length
was found, firmly lodged in the
aesophagus. The cavity of the chest
was filled with blood, where a vessel had
been bursted in the efforts of the man to
dislodge the obstruction from the
aesophagus; it is probable Frenchy
bolted the piece of meat at supper, and
it lay in the stomach until just before
the time of death, when Fenchy was
taken sick, and in vomiting, the meat
was thrown partly up, and, too large to
be expelled from the a%lsophogus, it
lodged and finally caused death.
Where Frenchy died, or from where he
was dragged, the inquest of Saturday
failed to reveal. The only men exam
ined who saw Frenchy on the night of
his death, according to the testimony,
were Ma. Hanson and John SWEET, and
they did not see him after about Z
o'clock. His whereabouts, between the
time he left Hanson's place and the time
he was found dead, seem shrouded in
mystery. According to Shannon's testi-
mony he was not in his place at any
time that evening, 10 had Shannon seer
him for a week; Fanny Davis testimony
was likewise manufacturing, and she
swore she had not seen him that even
ing, nor had he been about her place;
Rice, the hack driver, and Waldorf of
Williamsport, testified to giving the
alarm after they we're notified that there
was a body there, but their testimony
shed no light on how he got there.
The inquest was adjourned at about
4:30, until next Thursday evening at I.
There are some witnesses, among whom
are one Sheehan or Shields, whose testi-
mony is expected to be of some benefit
in an u%nraveling of where Frenchy was
last seen, and in what condition.
The remains of the unfortunate man
were buried this afternoon.
All persons afflicted with dyspepsia
find immediate relief by using Angostura
Bitters, of DR.. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
Ask your druggist.
Somewhat of a Liar Himself.
1t is stated says the jamestown
Capital. that when Boynton took his
station at the North Dakota building at
the Worlds Fair and commenced
wagging bis jaw GARNER Wallace" of
Bismarck, who is "noted somewhat as a
liar himself" when back east talking
North Dakota, was SO badly outdone
that from that time on he had not a
word to say but put in his time listen.
ing to Boynton and watching him with
that vacant stare which comes of mex
pressible amazement.
"a chemical success and medical
triumph" so speaks an eminent physi.
clan in reference to Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral; and the eulogy was none toe
strong. No other medicine is so safe
and eficacious in all diseases of the
throat and lungs.
Arrangements for Dancing.
The executive committee of the dane
lug club held it's first meeting Saturday
evening, and made such arrangements
as were deemed advisable for the series
of dancing. An orchestra, consisting of
three pieces, and q caller we're engaged
and Prof. Arnold will furnish music.
The use of the Sheridan dining room
has been very kindly given, free of
charge by Landlord Allen. F. E. Moor.
house also donated an organ to the Or
chestra.
Tickets for membership are being
printed and will be circulated by the
committee this evening. The program
has not been arranged yet, but the com
mittee will have it prepared in time for
the next dance, which will be given next
Friday evening.
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