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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
DON'T EAT PORK.
A Fondness for Ham That In de-
veloping an Epidemic Of Trich.
inosis I'm Indiana.

GKsEssBuRG, lsD., April 3.-The
fear that this region Is threatened with
an epidemic of Trichinosis, has caused
widespread alarm. The lear had It's
birth IN the death ot Samuel T~eeIrr,
near Milford, in this county. on Thur
day morning. lie had been alling for
several weeks, aud was under treatment
for typhoid fever, at first. and then there
was change ia the symptoms oi his di'
sease, which led 10 the impression that
he Was suffering With consumption.
Two or three days before his death his
sufienngs were excruiistingly intense,
aud were h0rrliying Ia witnSsa Al the
same time his appetite WAS Immense, he
could eat enough for two men. The
cause of his disease ~ supposed b. be IN
the eating of pork Affected With Trrhi-
nosls during the latter part oi February.
Ills wife ls also down With the same iii
scase, but may possibly recover.
Drs. Crawford. Alexander and Tai
mage, OF Milford, Who made the
post.mOTtem examination, submitted n
portion Of tho mans muscle and liver te
Dr. :. Vail Wright, Of this city, Tor n
microscopiral examination A piec. OF
muscle the size oi an ordinary pinhead
showed, on the field Of the microscope
four live irichin@ spiralis. 4 pIece thu
sine of the thumb contained, u was esti'
mated, nearly ten thousand oi thes"
deadly spirslis. The physicians nov
think that several oi those persons Who
have died recently ia the vlclniIies OF -.
Paul, Waldron and Milford from sup.
posed typhoid fever in reality we're
afi.ctrd with trichinos $.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
A MINERS WAR
Imminent In the Coal Fields of
Illinois The Governor Ac-
lively Working tO Preserve the
panaa

ST. I.ouf,, April iO.-1he unsettled
condition ui affair, at aud near Belle
vile. Illinois, ami throughout the coal
mining districts of St. Clair county, br-
tween the miners anl mine operators,
seem likely To lead To seTou~ die
turbance. For hng time past the coal
dIggrrs have becn receiving four cents
per bushel for mining, have worked but
eight hours per day, and have restricted
the output 10 liity bushels a day I'rr man.
Other restrict ions have al,n been Ulnptr'i
and enforced by the miners untli the OPP
eratoIs say the Miners Union practr-
ally controls their business. They have
become tired vi this aud assert that they
intend TO end Il. With ihlS view
they have formed combination or ei.'
tered into an agreement to close thetr
mines simultaneously, aud tO.murroN
night will probably see all coal mines M
II. Clair, aud perhaps Madison county,
closed, not to To be opened
ap.in until the miners agree To-
the operators terms. What these terms
will Oe cannot nov be said, but pr Pa
bly three cents Tor digging and the ahsu,
lutte right tO transact their business and
control their property IN their own NAY.
The miners have assumed a threatening
attitude, and an outbreak Is apPrehend-
ell
Gov. Cullom. OF Illinois, has been al
yised oi the situation, aud to-day sent
sheriff Weber, oi Il Clair county, oti-
rial instructions a. use every means m
his power to prutsct the property and
preserve the peace, also 10 take every
prvcaution possible 10 prevent any
demonstration likely to lead 10 violence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
THE KEMBLE GANG
Throttle the Board Of PardOns
The Law Set at Defiance and
the Conyicts Liberated.

IIARRlsBuRG, Pa, April ~. - The
Board ol PArdons met this morning and
alter half an hour Oi private oonsldera'
tion, recommended tlr pa'don OF Ken.
Bile, Crawford, Salter Petrof ami Rum
berger, ~ lar A. their imprisonment IL
concerned. The recommendation II
s,gned hy the whole Board, nOtsith-
standing the iact that Palmer vas no,
present. The recommendation 10 sub
stantially ~ follows:
That the act OF 1874 provides Tor
simple imprisonment, and that there is
no law for the imposition Of additional
conditions in sentence, such a. I'M
pri.nnment at separate and solitary con
tnement al hard labor The Supreme
Court have often decided these sentences
unlax iul, and by the common law i'm
prlsonment IN the penitentiary would lie
regarded a. infamous. As these are Of
fences recently Ins'ie psnishaDle and the
first convictions under the new lar, the
Board recommends A. above
The prisoners sere brought into
Court this afternoon, and lines aud
and costs amounting 10 S,s2l having
been paid the prisoners were released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
KINGS OF THEIR CRAFT.
Arrest Of Two of the Famous
Gang that Escaped with the
Millions of the Manhattan
Hank

Pan ApNrHIN, April m-B,g Peter
and Abe COakity. NhO we're implicated
IN the robbery oil the Manhattan Savings
Bank. otNrN York, IN 1873, when nearly
SlNO. .O,O worth Oi securities were car
r,tsi un. have hcru arrested IN THIS city.
Last winter a New York detective trii IN
SIIh COakley, Who thought his time hal
come tie Uherci a. betTay a number
nf cracs smru, and lrd several officers To-
a rUom o. Wait until he brought
his pals" Ia this wise he gave
them the slip, aud Secured hls
own lres,lom Since thai time the
shagrlnsd Captain, n0s Inspector,
has been after CoAkley aud BIZ Peter.
and rrCently reviewed information that
they uere IN thus city. The fnliaiel-
phia detective department Was not com
municated With, but Detectives Riley,
steven and Mehan were sent on here.
AtSo'clock on "Wednesday night they
overlook Coakley and Peter, Who calls
himself Ellis, at Brosi Sni Arch streets,
and seized them. Coaklsy bat Riley Ia
the faCe and ran. lie Was chased
through several small streets aud into a
small store adjoining the police station,
ON HlbSrt street, above Fifteenth,
xhere he was secury-i after a hArd hshI
xhich ne tried to renew on his Ssy 20
the station house. Peters maize no ~
s.saAnee. The prisoners MI. Il taken 70
Nsx York on Trl lulsltlOuS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
THE APPROACH OF THE
EMPIRE.
The Son Of General Grant DE
ciares His Father Ia be Ready
to Fling the Early Traditions
Of the Republic to the Dogs.

CnIc,Go, April ~. The point ol a ~.
markAbr conversation between Colonel
Fred. Grant aud one oi the most dI-tin'
guished Republican iealers oi Illinois
has Just come to the light. Col Fred.
upbralei the veteran Tor not being ac-
lively at work Tor General Grant Dur
ing the oonyersation he said:
"My father says that there may come
q time in the history Oi the lsepubllcs
when Il may be 10 the vital interest oi
the people of this country tO nominate
a President for third term, and when
precedent. set by Washington and JET
ierspu would stand ia the way OF the
common welfare. IL, therefore, bssones
important Ia get that obstruction To the
safety oi the Republic out Oi the way.
Nv iaiher says lac is IN POSITION ."
make that trial and win tina, victory
sgains, public superstition of dagger
Gus precedent
GENERAL Grant recentss said 10 AN Ia
innate personal friend, understood 10 he
T.. u. Washburne, that he sas absolute
IN sure oi the nomination al Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
THE HOOP IRON INTEREST.
Magnitude of the Industry that
fuckers I,iIl May Parnlyse.

PIInBURgH, April D-Ihr magnitude
Of the industry which Congressman
Tucker aud his ohadjutors would crip
pie, u not externinAt., % they should
sueree,i IN having the duty on hoop iron
reduced "a IS per cent al yalorem, may
lie understood from q statement map
by the representatives oi the manuis-
turrs. They represent that 10 ne
States II P.BnsylyaaiA, New York, Fss
Jersey and Ohio alone A.OoO, ,0OO a. lrs
yesiel anil 300 men employed "a the
msnuiacinrr Of cot hoop iron; thni thlr
teen uhlls deva,4i exclusively 10 we
msnui~tute Oi hoops, band And s.foN
iron employ 100 men and csp'h' :"
100000, ten mills. in making h"op,'
band aud scruls, in conneeisn H'h
the msrchani iron business, vsFh laNe
q capital oi 81, 90 90, aud .'np'oy 3"p
men The proiucl Of rrse mili- -
lj0,DD tons per snnum The Aggregate
Of wages s360o.OcO spI the oos' OF TIE
raw material s. 50DO,Os
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
ooINo FOR FERNANDO.
Fhs stately Chairman OF the ways and
Means Committee ArrAignsd a. stock
Jobber

Fhs stately Chairman OF the ways and
Means Committee ArrAignsd a. Stock
Jobber.
WAsnINGroS, April S0.-The last scs-
sion Of the Ways aud Means Committee
devoted TO the Hurd bill imposing a
tariff Of thirty per cent ON railroad ears
entering this country from Canada, Vas
Of an extremely lively character. II
may be remembered that Fernando
Wood has been changed with prOstitu-
Ting the committee to stOck-lObbing in
terest IN connection with this bill, and
the discussion Of his operations was GER
tainly Of spirited character. Mr.. Con
ger took part in II, and sayagely sailed
into the stately statesman from New
York. who presented the bill. Tie ~
iteratsd his changes Of stock -lObbIng,
and intimated that the subcommittee
Was packed by the chairman, adducing
IN support of that statement the Tact that
not a single western member Ot the com
nIittee, neither Morrison, Dunnell nor
himself, representing sections the inter.
ests Of which were involved by the bill,
and perhaps directly assailed, had been
appointed upon it.
"Mr. Garfield represents the West,
said Mr.. Wood.
"lie represents some Western rail
roafs, quietly remarked Mr.. Morrison.
Mr.. Wood male a statement, going
over the history Of his connection with
the subcommittee on the ilurl bill and
the manner in which the sO-callcl rr-
81. b..
hal been instrumental in procuring the
premature publication, thus influencing
the stocks oi certain railroads, lie did
not intend To have the report appear IN
the form Of sustaining and supporting
the bulls the sub committee did not feel
It had sufficient strength to grapplr
with.
"Well, why didn't you write report
rejecting the bills'" asked Mr. COnger.
"lf you had no particular feeling ln the
matter, how did YOU strike upon sup
porting il strongly IN a report that ey-
etybody admits was Intended tO be non
cOmmittal
The Journals oi the committee do not
record Mr. Woods reply.
General Keys Graceful Exit
WAsHINGToN, April D.-At Il Cabinet
meeting to-day, the President rendered
the Postmaster General the United
States Judgeship tnr the Eastern ana
Middle districts Oi tennessee, which
Was accepted.
The Deaths of Day.
WAsHlSGToN, April D,-Col. Joseph
S.gar, 4. \. Arbitrator on the American
ami Spanish Claims Commission, drop
peel dead on steamer coming here
from Norfolk, to-day.
Col wm. Hemphill Jones, clerk oi
the Committee on Ways and Means,
died Of pneumonia last night.
Hanlan on Hand.
wAsHISaroN, April O.-lianlan, the
oarsman, arrived this afternoon. He
will row over the course tomorrow and
~ into training next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
THE TARIPP.

A Discussion on this Subject IN which
GONE OF ths Ablsst Men In Congress
win Participate
sgcclal n the Register.
WAsHINguS. April 10.
telrgAphe,l YOU last night that To,
day the sub committee ot seven, ap-
pointe,l 10 consider all tariff changes yet
proposed to the Ways aud Means Com
mittee, would commence the Consldera-
ton uf Mr.. fuckers bill, the outline of
which gave YOU in my dispatches last
week. The absence oi Mr.. Carlisle, Who
il chairman a the Donnrlly Springer
Investigating Committee. has delayed
the commencement Oi this discussion.
Ii will be- protracted anil interesting, bc-
cause Mrs-Ts. Carlisle, Tucker, Garfield
and Fryr, inur among the ablcst men IN
Congress, arr ON the subcommittee.
fuckers ball. u will he remembered,
PLACES sat aud wood pulp on the Tree
ist aud reduces the duty On cotton
gOOls and cheap Woulcn goods To ,O per
cent. al ValoTem. I gave you, IA my
last nights dispatch, what u proposes M
rrgard tn steel aud iron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01


SrocKs-The market SaTstrong ant
buoyant throughout the Crater portion
Of tie day, Coal shares, Pacific Mail and
Ere leading the upward movement.
There were large purhats oi these
stocks. both for the long aI abort &C.
count In the early de}ings pricea
rose sharply, hut subsequently, ractrd.
Speculation, however, sbn became
strong sgain and prices adunced iost
per cent. from the lowest pint AZ the
close there war sligl reaction
from the best figures the day.
In relation 10 the tpou that
Vanderbilt sold Gouh ge hundred
thousand shar-s oi West Rion Tor ten
million dollars. The Poa tys that u
has been learned, on oxctrnt author
ity, that Vanderbilt possiitely denies
that the report has any ioufia,ion.
The transactions on IN STOCK ES.
change aggregated $500 shars, oi
which 3,.U wer, Canal Southern,
~. .OO Delaware. IackawHIta q and West.
-rn, 1000 Delaware aud edson, IO,UU
Erie, 500 Hannibal sI 81 JtePh,
1000 Iron Mountain, 600 kan.Sand
Texas, 900 Lake Shure.i boo Nchl.
gan Central, li.OS North Western, 0OO
Nashville And Chatniioga, 1OD
New Jersey Central. 3,pO New nrk
Genital, l,oOO Northern Pacific, 100
Ohio aud Mississippi, 7,OO ontarhend
Western, 5000 Pacific Mail, .IpuO
Reading, ls,U0 81 Paul, t,aO st. hni.
and San Francisco, lS.W) WabasiShd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
AFTER THE BATTLE.
The Cohorts Of shermaa In Hat
tie Array Against p.aine.

CoIuHsus, April 20 = The genera
tslk among the friends of sherman is
that the capture ID ? is~ Of the OHIO
delegates by Blaine sili cost fnm dear'
and that be sln some 10 regr,f havins
antsroniasf Sherman IN hts osn STATE,
tie natnral iniereno-s trpp yaich sooh
be. tbst sbea sllrrbsn % s~n 20 b De,
Ieats.4! NJ. frtend- attend tanning IN and
.i.n~htsrtns HlaIus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
THE PLUNSD KNIGHT.
His Support In California Of the
Most Rs6ust Order-Newton
Roub er Wee President.

s,cE,y<Nro. Apris D-When the
conyenyon r--as-smbl.d after recess Nm
a,,eu,t xAs rasie u have the resoiu-
lion, 1l instructions amended ~ Tia.
fat that the delegation supPD,t Blaine
.ntl his name be sitbdrswn. IL failed
hoxeyer. aud the delegates we're obiize'i
W pleise themselves W an unssefyinf
support Of the Maine statesman, 9Th
no second choice. Ho' Neston Booth
sas desisred 10 be the ehOso- 81 Cali
iOrnis RspublHan. Coz SIcs Prss'ieni'
and the Convention sdjoarned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
UEAaihOnssd
see J0arusl tk<fl
A Washington dispzieh sisned q. W.

&c JoaruAi in<fl
w.hingOn dispzieh sisnet q. W.
A.. appears in The Ses yoss HuaA and
Other widely eirealaiei psPsn detailing
the prorosei fussa ot the Republican
and Greenhsck psrtie. In West VsEiniA
a. the osminx eiecsiaAs. giviag the
nsnrS q certain R<pabisapss Who sre
r,pr.<nted - es3orsins ths move
vvrs s1ssss sksa shs sssse = ~
su.ses sfIias q the Aetee~eaL We
SSscx sp1.k ~ u - s<sfieosn
n.m~d. buf % tsr - the 1disox
sSors~.ia d coac<rsed The - -
- rsns in The coaspr<ipe = vnH4y
~~s-1kosze-k. Ghsssssr ssegg - -
sssssssin - - tAs psoe<sesy . IT,
81 ssrs c.sz.sssssasd = 80 60 os
%esssSSExS@ - =
- -; - 80 - ...s - 49, - = 80
S..ese ses:x NJ -;
E ~ 49, - 8 - yxEk k7
49, -I.II' 4 q. - 49, ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
JUBILANT DEMOCRATS,
nvsrI body Of that stripe In Washington
IN Eosiaoy over the sett,smsnt Of The
PsnnsyivaniA fsud.
sps1ial " The Register

rsnnsyivaniA fsud
spsoi.l " The Register
wNsHINGrON, April 20.
The comment on the action OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Democratic Convention
has pretty much subsidized, because It's
members acted senslbly and avoided a
row. On the other hand, hat Randall
and Wallace thro~n dirt at each other
by the peck aud pulled each other $
hAir, or hal their followers fought each
other like Kilkenny cats, the proceed'
ings at Harrisburg would have offered
matter inr comment snd discussion at
the Washington hotels aud the Cap'toi
fora week. enjoy the disappointed
look Of the kePubhcans, Who are hAV'
inx serious trouble themselves IA the
Keyunne State, and heOce bat counted
an a Ike state OF things IN the Demo-
rrstic ranks | have asked tsrnN
DrmOrratic COngTrsSmen to-daN, lrOn
different States, what they Thought 81
Pennsylvania, ami their ta,es nave
brishtsnei as they replied The glod
s-pse and eood results at Harrisburg
i'll have A good effcCt all over The coun.
trx ON. of them said When
thought Of Pennsylvania ten days ago, l
connected it With VALLEY Fonre, bat To-
dsy when | hear Il mentioned thlnk OF
the sunshine which the hattie OF lren-
ton brought the colOnlsls. Although
he went back more than hundred
wears ior an illustration, | Nas pleased
snoush With n 10 rppeAt 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
GERMANY.
A Parliamentary oriss ImminenL

BRRLIs, April 3O-ln the Reichstag
Yesterday the coasting trade bill Was lie.
ieated, being the third measure carried
against the government in three days.
Rumors of dissolution increase, but
before the Reichslag can be dismissed
several important government measures
must be disposed Of, including the So.
cialist and usury laws, the bill 10 com,
bat the Rinderpest and the commercial
treaties with Austria and Belgium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
GERMAN Y.
The Coast Trade Of the Empire Made Free
10 Vessels Of All Nations

BKRLIS, April SO.-The ReichStae has
adopted the coasling trade bill, subsll'
tutlng fur the first two paragraphs an
amendment offered 10y Rogermaun,
National Liberal, providing that the
rights Of the coasllng trade shall be ao-
corded alike a. foreign and German ye'-
sells, but ~ the same tlu,e enaollng thai
these privileges may by imP-
rial ordinance lie partially or altogether
refused tn ships oi States which partial
w or entirely exclude German vessels
from their cOaslIng trade, or only admit
them 10 such traffic under onerous con.
ditions The amendment was carried
in spite Of the opposition OF Secretary
HOluann.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
THE NEWS OF EUROPE.
THE COAST TRADE or GERMANY
OPENED TO ALL MAI IONS.
A Prospect Of the Renewal Of the Imperial
Thumyirate-A War Cloud hovering
0er Russia and CHINA French
Opening for a Boom in
Petroleum.
RUSSIA.

Congratulatins the Czsr-PossibiliI OF an
Important Alliance.
ST. PKTKKsBURo, April SO.-An ami
yersary of the Emperor's birthday re-
ception was held at the Winter Palace.
Extraordinary ENJOYS from Germany
and Austria and deputations from the
German regiment, OF which the Car is
honorary colonel, attended. Much nn'
portance is attached to the presence OF
the ENJOYS from Vienna, as none ever
attended on similar occasion.
The Berlin Post connects the circum'
stance with possibility OF a renewal OF
the alliance OF the three emperors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
AsALACIoUs SINNER.
The Peculiar Peccadilloes that
ARE Likely to Destroy Mr.. MIL
dred's Christian Usefulness.
special 70 the Register.


WArsEsBuRo, Pa, April 30
Amos Mildred, for many years an &C
tive member in the N. =. Church here,
has been carrying on high for some
time past lie has Q RESPECTED. good
wife, and last year, up to soIne time in
the winter, kept = small store at Morris
vile, and Was doing we'll. About that
time he left his wife and took up with
Beck Cross, slias Tonner, no
toriously bad woman, boarding her
with Joe Hunnell's family, u
short distance from this place.
He passed her on ss his cousin. but
Mrs. H., discovering his little game.
shipped the lady ~. She returned To
Jack ksonville, where, after robbing his
widowed sister Of $3.50 bounty money.
he followed her. They lived there to-
gether M man and wife for a while, but
we're finally driven away by the people,
who hal heard oi their carrying on.
They are nov ut point between Cam
erOn and Wheeling. Mrs Mildred,
heartbroken. is in llookstown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

tsrSst on the Virginia State debt. lie
says he Mas never al Richmond, but
once and then only fora few hours
when returning from Cuba with Post.
master General Keys excursion party.
He made no speech snd talked TO no
one about the State debt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
LOOK HERE: NIX. HURD,
The People of the Northwest
Have a Word for Your Private
EAR

NuxAUKEk, April S0.-The Chamber
al Commsros to-day received a dispatch
from the Detroit kAArd Ot Trade ASKING
an sxpression SZAinst Mr.. haris bal.
The following resolutions were unAnl-
moasly adopted
RsseToi, fhal this chamber emPhaii-
csny protests Aesinsi ne PAssSSe .hy
lSonsress u the ball introduced by Mt
Huni, Of Ohio, prohibitins the trans
portaIlon Of any freight iro@
sny point in the United
states through Canada. believing
th.i such lesislxtion vaald be unwise,
uneall<,i Cor aud sxeeeiingly detrimeni-
Al 10 the commercial Interests oi the
Northwest
.R<.sls,a, rhAs ths President be and
h~r,bx N r.aus<ied 70 communicate a.
once " our Representative In Conxress
he views Of this Chamber upon the sub
iscl and urge thsn " nss AL u.su ~
hasnes In opposing the pss>r Of sd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
MOxaRCMs or THE TURF
Commodore vsadsrbiirs r1
Mssehed-Ons sf ~ Grss
Events ia the Histssy "s
tean Rarra. H..

Cs,ass.u. Apsii o--csrv v.sss1.
n. stone. sb9 has ,o,,<y. h.sd r,
b,i's isnos. yoens nos no...m.ats 70
hs. besn relessd ron nd pDdsy
,rrs the mare IN th. ss.s a ib.
sss ,sI.srsphed No. T. a: p'n ", H.1a.
ss.,.s II A. T.~A. sncspusa ,.o,. 10
80 ef.sIisazr 20 trot na,. zip
rs 40 eseh rsse. 9Th sss,s 1870 IN
.I.,inf thsi the nsues shsi ~..,I,s.
- sss,ss a IIIsois, Ohio. fsnn"
sl.. Nss Yea ssf CpssseN
1gar.,. 4, alay ~ ssrrei upDa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
A CRISIS In CHINA.
A War with Russia Imminent Foreign
ers Anxious About Their Personal safe-

LONDON, April -. - Adyices from
Shanghai state that the position Is very
unsettled and the future Of all business
unsatisfactory and in critical state,
owing to the uneasiness caused by the
state Of affairs at Pekin aud the proba.
bili,y Of war with Russia. All sorts OF
orders are said to have been issued with
reference to doing business with for
eigners. A correspondent states that
he and his countrymen, who are Eng
lishmen, have been requested from Pc
kin to look after themselves and prepare
for any emergency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
FRANCE


PARIS, April 30.-The Chamber OF
IDENTITIES has resolved Ia reduce the duty
On Nnrefined petroleum to ten francs
and ON refined 10 fifteen lTancs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

C.sy sHs.IDAs. Nss, April 80 IAa
nixht too sespersdoes hss sha
-. arssk, catered the isdi.n esmp
ri->t qssrrei ssth ne a.sss..
rSss. q ~ ~ ilciSf mtH Aionns
kDaI. ARd soandiHg be sqns. IN
80 TIE desp<radnes sere turn'si
- ) the eiyil authorities and plansi
Ne quart hOass, heavily iruRed,
chainr-d An1 KuArlest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
ENuLAk ID.
A Probable Holocaust

LONDON, April 70. Nos. l27, l2s and
l2y AldersgaIe street, Was Gurneh t",
day. II IL feared that SIX employees oi
IIodkinsons, Stead n Treacher, whole
sale druggists, were burned ~ death,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
sEYnoUR,s srRIoHrLIN Ess.
Hs step Elastic. and His Eye Bright
Win the Fire OF Conscious Vigor.


h8 oAop htaaAiGs anu Ms syo bAlAnA
with the Fire Of Conscious Vigor.
spssial o. the Register
wAsHINGToN. April 30.
SENATOR Herman said to-day that Il he
Nas the New York senator referred Ia
bya Washington letter writer, A. saying
that Mr.. Seymour's health will not per-
init him To run for the Presidency, he
desired To state that he said no such
thing when he goes To Utica, his
home, he sees Mr. seymour frequently
anil knows, be added, that his step u
elastic, his eyes bright. In q word, that
he IL strong and healthy.
A prominent politician, who II not for
Mr.. Seymour, remarked AT the Capitol,
to-day. that he met him at Utica a week
azo aud that his health is excellent.