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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-17
WIRED UNDER WAFER,
The ALBANIAN ATTACK ON MONTE
NEGRO.
england's firs.0amp explOsion-hanh,
haeMahOn Very Despoadent-Afftsy
Between Cossacks and Aus.
trians Belgian lnde'
pendenee.
THE SULTAN WILLING TO ABDICATl

Stirred up by agents OF the Porte, the
Albanians have At last declared war
against Montenegro, and several isolated
outpost OF the lAtter's army have been
surprised and captured, the Albanians
returning in triumph 10 their camp,
bear ng with them the heads OF their
dead enemies. The excitement through.
out Montenegro Is intense, and the
Prince has great difficulty in restrain.
ing his troops pending his appeal to Eu.
rope. The celebration Of the anniyer.
sary Of the taking OF the Bastile. sc.
cording to Paris correspond, nj,
has had very depressing effect
upon Marshal MscMshon, and it .,
even hinted that he has contemplate
putting an end to his career. lie is not
the only Bonapartist who viewed the
proceedings Of Wednesday with All rn.
tire absence of enthusiasm. A party "r
Cossacks crossed the Austrian irunlirI
Yesterday, with the intention ol resculn,
some Russians conined in n guam
house. They were repulsed hv,he AUS
trian troops. Intelligence comes IRON
Constantinople that the Sutanis greatly
perplexed over intrigu.s in the Imperial
Palace, and has expressed q willingness
10 abA bAaic.
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ELECTION FRAUDS.
Tho immaculate John Daveu.
mort Testifies Before the Wal.
lace Senatorial COMMITTEES.

Nsw YoRK. July l6-Beiore the Wal.
lace Senatorial Committee 10 day, John
l. Davenport, Supervisor Of Elections.
oontin ued his testimony In reaard Ia the
manner in which Judge McCann con.
Jurted the naturalization business Tie
nh,..sedings were conducted in an irreg-
plsr manner, and kind OF mock court
xas held. The witness gave the names
II men who had beaa naluraliIed before
hsins in the country six weeks. lie
aid the number of persons who regis.
tered on fraudulent certificates in ~
WAS 10000. and in ~ IL WAS reduced
IA SOD. Of these only about 10
yo,ed aud he would have prevented
,hem II he could. tie denied conduct.
iny the affairs oi his office IN any parti.
IAN manner. and IN tar had been a..
cuxl by the Republicans oi ta,oritism
davenport mentioned the nalue oi
Patrick tioti, whom he said hal appear.
Ied ~ a witness tor persons drsir,ng
4, I've naturalized in ,sn eases. The
Certificates were sold IN blank to the
spplicants for naturalization, and they
we're changed from fifty cents 10 two
ll,llars. Four hundred oi these
hapen were taken IN one day 10y tod to
Kings county. Many oi the blanks
mere also taken t0 the river counties Tor
sale. aud in Saratoga county four hun.
,irel were offered Tor sale. Davenport
then continued and read from mum.
Ter oi records nt the supreme and su.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-17
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
More Damage by Lightning In
the oil Regions.

Nsw loRH. July III. \ dispatch
rom Bradford, Pa, gives an account ol
another thunder storm which passed
,,er that city thus morning. Consider.
ib,, damage WAS done by lightning, A
~ near the centre oi the city MAS
struck and burned. Two oil tanks. one
II /. 10 barrels aud ons oi 100 barrels,
N the wesi branch, were also struck aud
are now burning. Great excitement
prevails 10 the nighborhOod of the tires;
leoplr are out Ia lorce fighting them IN
irirr to prevent their spreading. The
mount Of damage will be very great.
BR,proRD. Pa. July Id Solid shot
yrrs firad into the second burning tank
II Caster City at one O'clock this morn
TX to draw of the oil and prevent an
yertow. Work, however, was com
-henced too late, and the oil boiled over
'urIously and setting fire 10 the third
'hnk. which IL nov rrrihlns Ia a sea oi
ire, together with three other tanks IN
he immediate vicinity.
BRADroRp, Pa, July l8.-The last
tarning iron tank at Custer Cily spent
lls forre at 4 O'Clock to night. Three
srre burned IN all at Custer and one
4 Kansas Branch. The loss on tiese.
together with the wooden tanks DIES.
uoyel in "Wednesday nights storm, will
reach $3.50 900 The loss on the oil IN
the iron tanks burned II sustained ny q
.tneral average assessment IN all the
Iatrons OF the United lines.
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raEwRECKED NARRAGANsETTE
some Hope OF an ofioial Inquiry In the
Near Future.

W,suISGros, July l6.-There seem
To he at lat some prospect ot an inNe-
tigaIiOn oi the Narrdgansett disaster
rhe Treasury Department has not ha''
authority tu order the inquiry. III
supervising Inspector has hardly eel
lus itied IN making formal complaint ol
Is Inspection, aud tn local inspectors
hal no time. Between all these hltches
the demands Ol the pubic have onl,
been met bv an injunction 10 b" pa
tient, aud such patience as has been tx
hlbited is something unparalleled, con
siiering the enoTmity OF the outrage.
Now, however, IL may reasonably he
hoped that finally an investigation Will
proceed because Supervising lnspspec
tor General Dumont Is on the ground
tie was on the Pacific Coast when th'
catastrophe occurred. lie intended I"
return tn Washington, nut he learned
ni the condition oi things at Ne" Lon
don aud changed his plans, lie deter
mined to appear aud see for himself u
the matter could not be hurried lutle
Tie is in New York TODAY on this hnsl
ness. and the whole inspection business
will receive an uveThauhng.
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"some FIEgers "

LOUISVILLE, July l6.-The CouriSr'
Journal of Saturday will contain a report
showing the population OF the cities ol
the south as enumerated by the census
of 1880, VI: Austin, Trxrs, III 600
Cape Guardian, No, 5000 Chatham,
Va, 3,i7s; Chattanooga, Tenn, 1850;
Clarksville, Tennesse-, 800, Columbus,
Georgia, l0,l3.; Dallas, TEXAS, Is 40
D~nnison. Texas, 400; Huntsville,
Texas, 1900; Knoxville, T-nues-~e,
I3g2s; Little Rock, Arkansas,
IL UJO; Macon, Ga, 1855; Martins
bur,, W, Va q 3sii Nashville, Tenn
~, i53, New dreams, 1920; Richmond,
Va, 63, 243; san Antonia, Tex, 20,5
San Mareas. Tex, $500: Savannah,
sO,747; sherman, Tex, 500; shreve'
part sos. st. Augustine, Fla, 200
stauatoo, Va, 6.7ss; sahAiE, Va
SOOh
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ApULpERATED SUGAR
Report OF the West Indian Commission

Report ofthe West Indian Commission
W.suIxGry, July 10 The commls
sion appointed by tue Secretary oi thc
Treasury I, visit the sugar plantations
nj the Wet Indies aud investigate the
processes IN Use among the planters
with view tu determining the
truth lr ialsity Oi the pre-
yailinc reports that artificial mean.
were b,ing used 10 degrade the colors OF
suvarsintended Tor export to tine United
States has made a report. Ii shows
that NE frauds which nave been
att.mlied ia the importation oi
sugar. into this country, are even
greater than had been supposed; /;
that ia Delnerara among the sugar
ulantrs no secret whatever was made
oi llr pra, lice oi artiliCiallv colOring the
suyas intended ioI the United States;
thatthe sugars testing IL to 10 llulch
s,ariaId, which were exported 4"
Grat Britain nearly white
wse, when lteparei for export to the
U,trd Stat $, artitclally colored to
gale apparently below No. : Dutch
standard. and that such sugars, which
irom their color would be expected T.
test S5 degrees Oi saccahrine strength,
we're found, when submitted TO the po
lsriscope, to contain W degrees OF pure
sugar.
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FkA NCE.
imperialism Hiding from the hsput

Impstiaiism Hiding from the hspub'ie
I.oNpoN. July l6.-A Paris corrrsp"n'
dent describing the ceremony at Long.
champs un the lith says: oi the odd
faces which became notorious or 'elr'
brated in the oilicial r"glnnswhrn Bona
partisan and moral order we're paramount
lev showed themselves at the re,ie"
One ri the few Was Marshal Com
n bert. Another Marshal Was
expected, and place Was reserved inr
him, but he li< not come 10 occupy II
Harrassri 10y creditors and by the
reproaches oi his old friends, and grlcN'
Ell at the blow which has been inflicted
on the order, h. has become out OF soris,
and sees life in its gloomIest colors. II
IL said he attempted last week Ia AL
vance to the point from which Hamlet
recolled, and that the sombre idea has
taken hold uf him, which II the cause "'
profound anxiety and siii ctiOn To hi-
family"
The correspondent refers to Marshal
Mac Mahun.
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the Returning Boar
A PASTE = EW ELL.
The Chairman Of the Republican Com
mlttee Mapping Out the Campaign-A
Hot F,sht To be Made In the South -
Conkung's Lukewarmness.

The Chairman Of the Republican Com
mlttee Mapping Out the Campaign-A
Hot F,sht To be Made In the South -
Coaknng's Lukewarmness.
W,sHIxGrpS, july l6,-Of course,
Chairman Je~ell's visit to Washington
in these dog star days has no more ="
lItlcal significance than his visit Ia ten
Garfield AT Mentor. But u Is a little
singular. To say the least, that Jewell
should come from tiarneld's t1rm Ia tho
White House To see the President. OF
course. the President. recognizing the
fnrrs oi his civil service ideas. II not
a spnsed to dole out patronage simply To
set the pins up Tor Garfield, but, new r
theless, Jeweil has coniided tn the fr $
ident a lew suggestions he received at
Mentor, anu they may or may
not he acted on; certainly not
until John Sherman, Who Is
nov absent from Washington, Is
consulted. since his arrival here,
Jewelli has fired eff his mouth. lie let
the cat out of the bag that Garfield teels
rather sore that Arthur dill not call
upon him and consult with him before
the letter OF acceptance was made pub
lc. Arthur wrote Garfield that he was
too husy with his Law practice tn 10
West, and then stated off on fishing
excursion with Roscoe COnkllng The
plan oi the campaign as mapped out by
Chairman Jewell j. to ignore personal
sttacks upon the Democratic candidate
tige of the Republican party. The as.
sertion that the south Is solidly Demo
cratic is to be met by q hard fight Ia
four OF 1--WE Southern States, including
Virgiuis, North Carolina and perhaps
South Carolina, Florida and West Nir
gina. Ii is understood that the Cam
paign in Connecticut, New Jersey and
Indiana will he lett to the State Com
mittees, there being in these States, be-
sides the Presidential issue. the contest
tor the State Legislature, which necessa.
rily develops the entire strength of the
party in the hope OF securing u Repub'l'
can Senator from each OF these States.
New York State will be carefully nursed
by the National Committee, and the aid
oi the campaign fund judiciously ex'
tended wherever it will do the most
good. friend of Conklins says the
senator his not yet made up his
mind To bend his energies in behalf OF
the success OF the Republican ticket.
Not long ago Mr., Conkliny asked a
prominent member OF the National
Committee il the brilliant Hale and
chivalric Frye were going to elect MIR.
Garfield with the same enthusiasm they
determined TO nominate Mr.. Blaine at
Chicago. The committeeman replied
that with the assistance OF the Senator
they hoped for success Conkling's
answer Was not such as encouraged the
members OF the committee TO expect his
cooperation. The same, it 10 said, uas
true OF senator Logan, until he vas put
at the head Of snb-committee OF the
National Committee TO take charge OF
the campaign in the west.
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hounds one ounce to be accounted for
The increased weight OF twenty.four
ounces showed that this amount re-
NAMED in the system, and the remain
ing nine ounces Is accounted for by
perspiration. DIR. Tanner remarked,
when told OF his increased weight. that
he expected It would be ~. On leaving
the scale he returned 10 his cot and lay
there till nine o'clock, when rising, he
said in loud voice las hint TO the
spectatorsl, swell, it's nine o'clock,
and retired to his bed in the gallery, the
gas heing put out soon aiterwar1' Az
ten he undressed, and on returning 10
bed Immediately fell into sound sleep.
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LATEST REPoRps.
The Doctor Cheerful and Happy

NEw YORK, July l8.-Dr Tanner is
cheerful and good humored to-day, and
has gained one.half pound in weight.
Since Thursday night he has taken 2si
ounces Of water When last recorded
his pulse WAS 80, temperature Us 20,
and respiration 10. A drive in Central
Park this morning was much enjoyed
by The faster.
NEw Yosk, July 10 AT $50 o'clock
this evening DR.. Tanner returned from
a long ride. His pulse was 10 and ten
perature 9s As. He ielt CHEEKY and
seemed in good spirits.
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ras osu.I.-P.,m.. E,op.msa.

BAxSSsyILLE. q. july IL MIR. Con-
kle, lose vile is supposed TO have
sloped wi'h Henry Palmer, has return
cd iron an investigating tour to Zines-
s,lle, the alleged destination OF his wife.
ne learned that she did not stop there,
o. Sst had her baggage checked to Athens.
Mi, C~klr is anxious to obtain pos
sessson q his blind boy, aged nine years,
sno aeampanied his mother, and any
o ", has seen the parties would
Ses n'es 'fayor upon him by sending in.
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LONG BETWEEN MEALS.
MAINTAINING LIFE ON AIR AND
WAFER.
Or. Tanners Condition at The Close OF the
Sixteenth Dsy-A Slight Increase
in weight-Breely Sugges-
ton ola Correspondent.
A BEAUTIFUL BASKET or FLOWERS.

The theories Of the eminent physi'
clans who are engaged in keeping watch
over the movements OF DIR. Tanner con-
tinue TO be upset by that remarkable
gentleman, and, Notwithstanding the
scoffing aud Ieers which some OF them
have freely INDUCED in, bis experiment
may result in q valuable addition our
present knowledge oi medical science.
Psychologists are in confessed ignorance
as TO the precise conditions which deter
mine the prolonged maintenance OF vital
processes, and their sblest works attest
the lack OF statistics sufficient 10 justify
a proyuosis is cases Of total deprivation
Of food and drink. "ln the spring OF
1869" According to Dr. Chambers, the
eminent British physician, "the ability
OF the human body to support life when
entirely deprived oi food VAS
tried on the person oi a lasting
girl in south Wales, the parents assert
ing she had eaten no food for two years.
Some reckless enthusiasts Tor truth set
four hospital nurses To watch her; the
Celtic ohstinacy ot the parents WAS
reused, and in defence oi their impos-
ture they allowed death to take place IN
eight days." This is a fair sample OF
the statements at physiological writers,
but il is lar IRON the minuteness aud
circumstancial evidence which should
accompany such assertions Equally
vague ia the assertion OF DIR. Carpenter
ON this point: Man does not generally
support hunger and thirst longer
than week, but hunger alone Is
b ,rne much longer, especially IN
disease" Dr. Flint states that in zen
eral death occurs after from five To
eight DAYS ol total deprivation OF
food" but Dr. DunglisOn assigns Ii 36
iays as the maximum recorded limit oi
human life in old persons fasting, un-
lcss they we're placed under exceptional
circumstances. 1t is obvious that such
yenerallIations, which are about tue
best now afforded by the highest nedi-
cal authorities, are To general to he OF
such value. and furnish no definite cri-
t-ria ior jud! !ing how long mani health
exposed To total loss 0l nourlshmeGt
may survive. 1t il to he hoped that
the physicians on duty will redouhle
their watchiulnesS, and tha; the result
of their observation may lee oi much
benefit Ia humanity.
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A LlHAIx IallIdcaflon

CiscIssAu. July l6.-A Tnmn-Sa'
Ieci.l ssys: The ratification q Frsnk.
Ct, Ky, Yesterday, sss folIossd o.
ilIbt by fire works A very general
li-chsrYe of firearms took place, and
ebert Craig. while leaning out OF q
hIrd story sind0s, received Q possibly
,!sl pistol shot 10 the left side; Frank
:etman had an eye put ont by . 10,
ian candle. and an old msn rrcetved
bs contents of 9 shot gun, hrssi ct long
inge, in his bark.
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smol;n. Eco, North Carolina shows
an ;norsh acreage over last year.
Tns dacryin Maryland and Virginia
xas canS the ravsges OF the fly on
,hs No y rendering it impossible to
n,oon.m in many localities, and to
ihs - drought, which retarded
nlsn,;,f frhe drought is reported a.
- Jhental in all the tobacco grow
ioo :, yat planting time. The condi'
- crop that was planted for the
whaI. hntry is but slightly below last
80 THE condition oil the OATS crop
sbn.some Improvement since the
- mort, aud is now S8 per cent, q,
~ in June. New England anu
the sddle States report high a con-
Ia. hut from Delaware TO
,h,,ri the condition is very how, ex-
Co. portions OF Texas where the av-
go high. Tennessee reports only a
nssnlage OF 81, owing to q drought
X Las and Nebraska from same causes
r.yt only 81 in the former and 6j IN
,SAtter. In all sections OF the coun'
ishe prospect is good for a iuii crop
b,atoes-There has been no change
"A area planted in potatoes IN the
Sl. country, deficits OF one state he
\ yclunterbalanced by the increase IN
9th n. The condition oi the crop Is very
sorable, and fully a. good as IN 1913
a all the south Atlantic States the con-
bnilIi IN OF the crops Is rather below
hat oi last year, while in the West ami
outhwest it Is reported above.
R,a and Barley-A iull average con-
hion il found in all States where so"n,
xcept in Nebraska, where the condl-
ron ~ very low, owing to the drought
Wool-All the states show the WOOL
Iip equal to or greater than last year,
xcrpt New Hampshire and California.
.ansas reports an increase oil " per
rnt and Nebraska IL. \ vast increase
1 territories il Indicated by the repnrts
ceiyed, amounting To ~ per cent IN
'rNas alone IL per cent. increase Is re-
'orted.
Fruit ProDects
Aprles-Full average condition II re-
,ortrd everywhere, excepting IN The
Itlantic aud Gulf States, where there Is
falling oil. 49,.
Peaches Reports show the condition
/ this crop to bc about the same as
pples, iull average, excepting on the
'acilic Coast, whee prospect is not Z gIod
,irapes-This ruit crop Is reported
,yorably in all localities, having enl "
A halter conditions oi growth ~, lar
han either appes or peaches.
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ENQbA N ID
Thursdays Coll,ery Disaster-lhs Miu'
IN Perfect Condition Previous 10 the

Thursdays CoIliery Disaster-lhs Miu'
IN Perfect Condition Previous 10 ih'
Explosion.
CAgrIrr, July l6..-At hall pas, tru
Wednesday night the crillery at Rises
was reported exceptionally free IRON aa'
and ali workings in good order. TN,
hundred ana nineteen miners Therefore
descended into the pit. The explosion
occurred three hours later.
Cast Up by the ses.
LoxrrN. July l6. 4 hottie Las been
found AT Rolly Bunnion containing a
paper signed Geo. Campbell, SECOND
engineer of the steamer Zanzibar, dated
January 10th, with the following mem
orandum:
THE ship is filling rapidly; We are
prepar,ns to take 10 the boats; weather
modrra,ing, hut We have little hop" vi
saving ourselves"
The Zanzibar, Capt. Page, lett New
York, January II, 1879, l"r nla-g""
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A Cansrd.
BLAn d.
shoosias q ne winblsden Hsasss.

shooting ~ We Wtnoteoon keo9eA
wInsi sDos, July ls.-Thers Vas Q
dense haze early this morning. and IL
xas impossible 10 DO anything ct the
long ranges. Ia the extra series oi
prizes, scott made 81 out OF . possible 81.
humphreys male IS. the highest scer~
poe .i6ie. in the competition tor The
Curtis 4 Harvey prise. beating sir hsa-
~ Halfo6d's score Of - Fenton msde
10 out Of . possible 50 in The ~ Lsdsss
composition u-,..
ClsrE, RAthbone and Rishss, all 9TH
Col. Bodine, On The III Inst. tos Sss
Voxk
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ALE IA.


re wss wsss GsassssWs-A Assah q
fust,sb lsss>gssA
6cvTAss, ysIy ls-Tbs AIeasiee besd
err sscvseiy dscsded 70 taks ~ c2navs
sons days 90. sssdsy sighs - -.
essy CISnsose vssD - - 49, Oenne
rouss % III = ~ rsss - heeee..
serin posftios saas 0osseooeha ~ :
o'c,ock MoaAsy DesItsg ~ 9spsle.6
* q ssoa sssses1. - tksy wss
hsjiy vssalak xd1sIssascas eetssh
Wo nsds = - nssessegvia fseee
fss ssspsey 0eeansn Wtense eeeeoe
sisk thinsss Hesssssgts - 81
skSst tVso1g - - s14a!ess
essrA 4 asesesissss. - 6s!S.a. ~.
pogss hssssSgll = d.aessa n!Islsa
- DiyssL H ays - s. 1eaes
=: s,sss q. d. 49, s
- -. - sVseiaE ~ n1akSske
- - psgg6a 49, 49, - "
-. Ss lssUssh = se1slkl1 = r.
. Ia.sss = a.ssasd . -
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NEW BhuSs WICk.


~. JoHs., July III Fires are raging
all along the line of the IT. John, Euro'
pean aud North America railroad. on
Wednesday night the tire swep, the
railroad between Corkes and Harvey
stations, and burned the bridge scro.,
LYONS. The bridge was nineteen spans
section men got o. work ~ -oon AZ the
nre passed. and after hard work got !,
repaired 10 that trains passed over safely
YESTERDAY morning.. The woods near
Harvey ana Meaianes are on IRE.
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RansnAD BoSDs-strong aud g,urr.
ally higher.


STATE BoSDs-Dull and nominal,
SrHEs-The market opened slrons.
aud in early dealings prices adyanc, A 4
Ia per cent, the entire iist parIIcpa
ting In the improvement. Speculaiions
continued firm IN ton. tili late IN th. si.
ternoon, when reaction oi toI! nr
cent. occurnNI. whrh MAS, hos,Irr.
partially Recovered IN final dealings.
The greatest acii,liy Mas Ia Erir.
Granger, the coal sharcs, Western
Union, LAX. shore aud lnIon Pacific.
The transactions on the Stock Es.
change aggregated oSgan shares, Of
which 100 wrfr Atlantic and Pacific.
5000 Delaware, lacka~anna aud wr,-
tern. 400 Drla~ari AMI Hudson, so,
no Ere, s,dn Hannibal aud ~ Joseph.
h,nD lron Mountain, u, aJJ ksn>ss aud
Texas. 23.0O LAX. Shore. loo Lalr
Erie and Western. |. .t1 Michigan Ten.
trai, lbW0 Northwrst.rn, 6U,u NASH
vile and Chattanooga 1000 New Jer.
~y Central. 5.tW New York Central.
li,0O Northern Pacific. : bn Ohio And
Mississippi, lo,WD raclhc Mai. s.N1
Reading. 3s,0J II. Paul. ibnD lnlnn
Pacific, 7,tO Wabash rarihr, i..0ou
Western Union and ., a,I0l ~. Paul aud
Omaha.
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The Bogus Doctor Manuf.otofy

PnIL,DELpuu,, July 10 Eleven thou
sAhi 81 Dr. Buchsnsns . bpgus diplomas
are current throughout the world. A
Hd Of those diplomas which vers
- ahtIdated, viii he published, with
Gds'tlons Tor applying tsenty-one
n-r.nt methods al detection, sntc'
ihs diplomas and establishing their
miniulent charscter. The doing, oi the
N,,lonsl Electric Medical Association,
s,lch, under Buchsn ms management
sti It's diplomas ior IS. v.ll also bs laid
Kfe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-17

DE-. J. z. Badhsn lot the regular
% ia 4 vsssalss ths DsssSs, yhieh
sssS 3 has Pesvioosay stss.nptsd With
vory po,r s1ccsaA vsat % slssp On the
sssirsay sboss T. sssr.ses = ~
- 60 e'slesk. De voin upserty
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SHERMAN HEARD FROM.


The story OF the Hancock Letter Settled
WASHINGTON, July lG-,ien. Sher-
man, who at jamestown, Dakota, has
been hearl from touching the all KAT IN
THAT An ls1. General Hancock wrlte him
q letter indicating that he won't sup
port Governor 1i!ien II the III use ol
Representatives declared him elected
President. General sherman stated yes
terlay, at the place indicated, that he
had no recollection oi ever hearing any
thing from General Hancock about ta.-
ing or lrrs from Mr.. Tilden, or, indee !,
ANYTHING at all like the stories which
have been printed AMI published about
his correspondence with General Han
cnck