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AT THE CAPITAL.
SUSPENSION o. BUSINESS AT THE LEG.
lSl.ATIYE CENTRE.
Revelations in. Diplomatic Correspondence
Blaine and 6rant-coming Cabinet
Menbers-Sensational Memorial
Hospital Sermon.
GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES.
Spectni p,paseh D De Reat.ser.

Speciai Dsspatah % ne Reotster.
WASHINGTON, December 26. To-day
having been set aside for the regular cele-
bration of Christmas, all the departments
were closed. Public business will be prac-
tically suspended during the holiday sea-
son. The departments will be closed at
noon every day during this week, and next
Monday will witRess the regular official
opening of
The Washington Society Season.
The absence Of the President and q good
ly portion of the Cabinet has left even the
ofice-seekers in the background. The few
members and Senators who have not gone
to their homes to spend Christmas have, in
the main, gone oyeSte New fors 20 spend
the holidays, where there is more 10 be
seen than in the comparatively hnmdrum
city of Washington.
1t is said that in diplomatic correspond
ence shortly to be published there is a GER
tain dispatch sent to our minister to China
(AngelD which will probably create some
unfayorable comment an eN-Secretary
Blaine. This dispatch has reference to Ger.
tain Of the differences 599ttween China and
Japan, in which Gen. Grant had hand
and made himself somewhat conspicuous.
The two eastern nations in question seem
TO have rather exalted and erroneous ideas
Of Grants high position, and his mediation
was sought by both countries. The sub
jeot was brought 70 the attention Of the
State Department by our minister. Mr..
Blaine, in his dispatch to Angel, said that
Grant was u Great and Hon0red Ciu.
zen
Of the republic; that his services to the
country had been incalculable, and that it
Cratifed every true Americans heart to
see the honorS that were being layished on
him by princes and potentates of foreign
governments; but he called the minister's
attention to he fact, and desired him to
impress it upon the government of China
and the japanese minister to China, that
Grant was at the time merely private citi-
zen, travelling for his own pleasure and in
his private capacity, and with no more
power to represent the government than
any other private citizen. The publication
OF the dispatch will be likely to create for
ths secretary good deal OF abuse among
Grant: :Stalwarts. Il.
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se.r,e, Fever Raging I'm New YsrE.

NEW YORE. September 26--Scarlct fever
is increasing IN this city AT 4 threatening
rate, and, according 20 returns last week,
is assuming unusually malignant form.
Health authorities hsfve met emergency
By increasing the, number OF dis
infcctors, and more 1. ii necessary
he appointed during the week ended
December 18th PA cases were reported, and
81 deaths recorded. The record OF the
week ended Saturday last will probably
approach 800; the number OF deaths dur.
ing the week from that disease was 50, Of
which number SO were in tenement houses.
On Saturday IL persons died from the same
cause. on Sunday 8, and to-day IL.
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New York News.

Nrw YnuE. December 2G.-The losses ny
fire in the South street bonded warehouse
Saturday night is placed At houss rSo suffered to
the he extent Of $4,000. The Board OF f,re -,
Tnderwriters meet to-day TO consider ths
losses The fireman arres ted on charge OF
attempting to force open One OF the sales , In IN
Covert, Acker & Co.'S ofbee' was niaasnua anS %.
In the Tombs Police Court to-day ana re-
manded for examination. ~
Sxw YoRK, Dec. 2G.-The New YORK ivy
Eisteddfod took place to-day at Ghlcker,ns sdna
Hall. At the morning session IL. ". .;,i"n !oheo
Of PennsyIvania. presided, and competition y
for prizes in singing i.s eS1sy CaynpbeII he'll Of New
York, York won the prize in singing; and tho u,
II. NJ Hymen, Of New York; and unrri: n. /.
Jones, of Hyde Park, \. ): n. n; ;; ,bs M'is hes
of Meath. Fa., won the pTrIe Tor tne oes
cssav OH "The influence Of noneoniorin't'
| on libertyv
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REFORM
Called for In the Wheeling RssseocA
WHEELING, December %
| r.s.,o- ~ Il p>ufkr

WHEELING, December "a
To the Editor Of the Reyfsr.
Saturdays papers chronicled presenta-
tion of A gold-headed cane 10 the PostnfAs-
ter by the letter carriers of this city, and
this mornings Inteiiigenoer further chroni.
cles the presentation to the Postmaster OF
an elegant water-seryice OF silver by Messrs:
Jack Cowl and Alfred Clator, two faithiui
members Of his clerical force, and . set OF
silver and ivory nut-crackers and picks by
Chief Clerk Reilly and Superintendent OF
Mail Carriers Myers. The usual eompli;.
mentary speeches were indulged in. and
Col. Sterling, although greatly taken by
surprise, managed to express his heartfelt
thsnks, and promised ever to cherish these
oifts as an outward token Of goodwin and
ss a precious memento of his affecticnate
relations with the benefcent donors,
In this connection il has been we'll said
that these signs of cordial feeling are
pleasant TO see." The millennium ap'
breaches when We all shall live as one
united brotherhood. But in view OF the
unprecedentedly numerous changes IN the
employees of the Postoffice since tue IN.
come of the present incumbent, uoes no.
this series Of presentations present rather
the appearance of an attempts 90 keep ON
the appointing side Of the Postmaster!
And does il not appear to he an effort on
the part of the donors 10 retain the posi-.
tions now held by them by the means OF
gifts or presents instead OF by the means
of meritorioas action in the service oi the
public at large
II is not known to the writer that this
method of propitiation ever prevailed DC
fore in any of the branches Of the pubic
service in this cry. Ii is fondiy dreamed
that none OF the previous incumbents were
so little conversant with law, or so eSohst'
ically and pomporsiy denrous OF proms'
nenCe and newspaper notice.
The law upon the subject of gifts or pre-
sents from inferior 10. superior officers IN
the employ Of the United States, as togha
in section 1884. ReyisedStatutcs OF the Uni
ted States, is as follows:
"No officer. clerk, or enploye IN the Uni
ted States Government Nnploy, shail al
anv time solicit contributions from other
officers, clerks or employees in the Govern
ment service. for gift or PRESENT to those
IN superior official position; nor shall any
each officials or clerical supcTtors receive
any Gift or prescnt offered or presented u
them as contribution from pcrsons III
Government employ receiving q less salary
| than themselves: nor shall any officer oil
clerk make any donation as gift or pres
ent to any official superior Every person
who violates this section shall be s'IDiRdrr
| Iy disrE1rgcf from The Government employ
The attention of the public and of the
Denartment at Washington is now, and
vii he further. called TO the law rs above
nuo;ed and the facts as set forth to the fur
| tLerance Of a due observance OF law and
| the suppression Of corrupt practices
RERoRN.
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Christmas shots.

Nru YonK. December 8-At charleston
q child was killed by q toy. pistol. - ~,
In Atlanta George Harris cut Tim hei'
hort in the shoulder twice with hatcheI
Rob, Rattars cut T. J. Antry In the sii"u''
der. u,r,.,av dnder
the eve and wounded him badly: I'll
Fred Mitchell shot, probobly fataiiy.
News reached this city OF the SHOOTING ~
". b. Steele by Jas. I. Davis, at ha"k'h'
vile. A.. ~.-. tvo
nrobably fatal difficulties. J. W. bfahn,
P Ppbf,e man. shot Charles Payne, opioreh
,brnngb the lungs. The difficulty gres
ont OF the negro throwing stones a. the poy
up PAT Eoyd shot G. II. Chansbeil for breas
inc wa:Irbowl o1er the head % b2yn
vie the latter being negroes. braha III
Poyd have been arrested.
T.Nuco, O., Decemisr A,-aatuias >
night. a number OF laborSss in inaah, a, !"
ths Bloomingtoa and Western railfoat
hec.me lsc engaged in bloody fight a. Snse
se,'s saloon. Caarles Harris, Of iilinoL
was t;Iled. his skull being erushen
raxider,. Anotbe man, unknown In so|
,osed 20 be faslly injured
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High Christian Character,
A HUGE LAND GRANT.
Covering 100000 Acres of Mineral
Lands and Alleged TO be Fraudulent.

WASHINGTON, December 26-Mr. o. P.
McMains, of New Mexico, has been in
Washington about six months trying to
have the steps taken to set aside q land
patent which he and the settlers whom he
represents regard as fraudulent He almost
despairs of getting any chance to prove the
fraud The facts, as he states them,
are that the Maxwell grant is
a fraud. II extends from northern New
Mexico into Colorado. The grant was
originally Mexican, but the fraud origin
ated in the United States Land Office, as
he claims. The Mexican grantees, Bran
blan and Miranda, have made oath that
their grant, which is the same as the Max
well grant, did not exceed fifteen or eigh-
teen leagues, or about 100000 acres. This
same grant now, however, covers 2,OOO,OOo
acres of the
Choicest Mineral Lands I'm the United
States.
Congress confirmed to the Maxwell grant
900, 900 acres more than the original gram
tees petitioned for; but, in addition to this
enormous increase, the present parties IN
interest, by the aid OF the Government
officials, have added to the original grant
of 1000, 600 acres, another million actually
taken by fraudulent surveys, as Mr.. Nc
Mains claims. He desires to prove this
simply by the records. He will show, he
saws, for instance, that according TO the
compilation OF boundaries as confirmed by
LAWYERS. the third turning point OF boun-
daries of the Maxwell grant is opposite the
junction of Una de Cato River with Red
River. while the third turning point OF the
present survey is twenty-five miles north
from the junction OF any stream with Red
River. Also the fifth boundary is described
In the Congressional Grant
as the first hill south OF RayadO river, while
the fifth boundary point OF the present sur
yey is o mountain twenty-five miles furth-
er southwest from the hill thus indicated.
These facts, it is said, can be proven from
the record, and the settlers, whom Mr. Nc
Mains represents as a committee, desire to
prove them.
The patent was obtained in 1879 IN spite
of the protests of the settlers. The only
recourse LETT was TO have suit brought by
the Attorney General in the United States
courts. But Mr.. McMains finds remark
able stumbling block in this office. He can
get no attention paid to the matter, al
though he has the record evidence, as he
believes, of the fraud. He represents 2,ooo
Mexican and American settlers.
Mr.. McMains' experience brings to his
mind the reports which he has heard that
the Land Ring has its agents everywhere
where they will prove of service.
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ou PROSPECTING.
u.~ the OIsaginous Leach Is
A.. a. Wa.hinxtsA Csunty.

W,saIyqIos, Pa, DeeembIr -. = :, ,tsi,
apara Oil Company are now bon boring e. ~ Pisas. as
last last rock in the AcGrgan well rel .,,,ek a r in
, ant township. and II oil !, nos s,Jn', .hs xsu III
paying quantities in short ,hns has hssun @ in
viii be abandoned and ano'r nee, are stiii
the same n 1eighan1e0Sail hsi1e OIL . One | we'll .eI
sanguihne Ned 4 10 : depth of 100 feet, has Al
oe.as ass been abandoned. owing to the caslhl
ieao re ~ esrth % that the tools could not .
innltn,eted IN 2. e The cost of each well Is aoou
00O aa- zs-H
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MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
A Sensational Sermon by DIR. Rankin.
The Late Presidents Doctors severe
H.

WASHINGTON, December 26.-Dr. ]. f..
Rankin. of the Congregational church i'll
this city, preached q sermon yesterday
uron Hospitals" preliminary to the col
lection for the Garfield Memorial Hospital,
basing it on the parable FOR the good Samar-
itan. After characterizing hospitals as .
peculiar feature of Christianity, he said
that the managers of this proposed hospital
had called upon the Christian churches OF
the country to put this cause with that Of
foreign missions and home missions, and
il was fitting that in making their gifts
Christian people should express their
views of the mode in which they should
be used. He had observed a tendency in
the study of medicine to materialism, and
while there were
Many Physicians
not open to his criticism, lie thought fear
vas often manifested that the spiritual
visitor brought shadow of death into the
sick room. He would have a daily min
istry of prayer and worship in the hospital,
neither medicine nor theology dealt out by
the prescribed rule of any school. He was
very severe on the physicians who arroga-
ted all knowledge to themselves with the
Nations patient and CROPPED blindly about
with probes, giving frequent bulletins OF
the pulse and temperature, and recogniz-
ing not bit of
The Sufferers Right 90 See His Pastor,
who called daily, or to see a former pastor,
who came hundreds OF miles to see him.
He denounced any arrangement that did
not recognize the bodily, the mental and
the spiritual needs of suffering man, and
thought if this group of bewildered doctors
had recognized something beyond the
bodily injury, instead of discussing the
relative merits of whisky and prayer. they
might have found advantage in it. He did
not know why the Almighty could not
guide probe as well IS anything else.
Upon the subject Of free air he pictured
strongly the monumental hospital, called
the White House. with its sInalarial situa-
tion. its artificial air pumped into the sick
room. the infinite satisfaction of the almost
Perished patient in
The Free Breeze oFEiberoa;
adding, il he had these earlier there Is no
telling what power OF reeuperati6n might
not have been developed This Christian
hospital should not nave its clinical lee
tures on the Sabbath. That should be q
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FIRE RECORD.
Rig Fire.

DENVER, Col, December CA fire yes
teriay burned shaft house and all other
buildings except the connecting works OF
Hazleton mines in Mills gulch, owned by
the Hazletsn Mining Company, OF Phfla-
delphia. Loss from S30. 900 TO $40, ,O00.
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Killed ON the Track.

NpectnI DtSput'7E % '7'V I'7
MANSFIELD, Dec. 26-Thomas Leonard a
stone mason in the employ OF the T., T. u
St /. Railroad Company, was run over at
North Mansfield, this afternoon anu III
stantly killed. His head was crushed TO
Jelly and his upper body ground to pow
der. It's thought that he had been drink
ING and had lain down upon the track K
Sleep.
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px,xnssups, December 26.-rhe oc
ii N.,s1nocr announces that the EmPe,U.
h.s decided that twenty three Tecen
r rested political criminals bsisyse We ,s1,or, ~ r.
leaders % or principal members o. Ins s.tc,s M :
ism party. shall be tried toSe'ae, xS;s' S req.
snecial sitting OF the Senate. ...,a :. ssssm-
rescntatiyes Of local cosnfnen'S
aI:-. - 10 be preSeul
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That Church Panic.

LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch from War
saw states that very serious rioting en-
sued Sunday after the panic Most of the
Jewish liquor shops and many Jewish
houses were sacked. The police were
powerless. In several csses policemen as
sisted in plundering dram shops, Six hum
drcd arrests.
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..a,.,n the metropolis.

NEw YoRx, December S..Ihe Sv Amos Almost
the m enrssnment enu Offices, national. State ana
the gosI gc;e.I were closed. The theatres
mua'S nun crpwded at the afternoon and eyen.n5
p Pi; his home to-day and received iA 8
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s..I,.a. - Chseass.

qa,cAso. sec- 25.-SmallPoI seems ~
..,;nI,s a, abolt the sane rate OF mofta'
GDn ;,r md inc-sase as heretofore. One Of the
~ W. aie csn.es Is that the country towns send
eh,sr .nsr csscs 10 this city for the AUTHORITIES
tne., IN a.,e % 10, One nan was discovered IN the
=" "u,sIirts s Of the clty who had been taken =,
nnnass rn @ county. aad hsd st once been heat.
Cd cd pff on foot 70 Chicago. His i.es " r., |.
M mass sf blotcisS and he Vas steering "a ~.
bous.. nous The disease has broken ou. a.cax 3 ~.
cou.ty hospital. three cases Icing 80.
srsd there. They were. OF cou -
AVA AVA i;n,s,sieted nnu for the present
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~..n.. ~1See11eaa

w.smsoro.. Ds,..Asf r.-!oe Tn.es-
see and Ohio valley. min, toatov.d -
cisaSing vesthef, vinds mostly s.ereaSsU.
stationary or lower tsmpsntzH ~ 80
eralIy higher pressure.
Yor t6e lower lAke re9UA d0u1T
veathel. with light rAn. yiaHS noseay
nortbsfiI and ssstionssy q '0ser ssnR@-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-27

The nais esass q nssy .asass. = -.
eestion, Apd thst u naeeA ~ vssknso 6
Ihe stomach. Ne 49, 91 hssy seg14
ssrys anA pod hsalf sithest saag -
o. blooA, snd feen4he liver - k36nlgg
aeti.s g ,esny "a sli -. 1ei.sas. -
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,..,-k,ve.s1 b . DsspsssAs.

Crsc,ssATI. Desember A-Spscs4 -
Named Bsck, Gay tsx collector, hae -
a.rrirbt' st Hsmilton. hDpps connty. "
Nfehen. RiskAh. PascA md IAsnek1 =
hsi auarreiisl over steag nattss = Q
ssioon, and IAnpkias snt HchAid. enAI ses
srriously. Black, = IN omcef tntscsses dts
feep pescs. when LAApkins hssfsaiy de
embeueleA him. LGpokins ceAeeS by
svimmisG scross ths nves, aid . ,os6
l az bullets fired s5 hi0r
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mates, as we'll as to those of higher pros.
meets in life outside. We build jails and
alms-houses with high regard 70 physical
comfort and heslthful surroundings, and
hospitals with little regard to these require
ments. Compare the treatment OF an as
sassion, or Of the base criminal with that
OF hospital ward.
DIR. Rankin eItolled the work of Flor
ence Nightingale, and OF the English SIS
ter Dora for It's
High Christian Character,
and thoaght il there was such woman in
the land or anywhere in the world to be
secured for this hospital she should be
secured. He fortified his position by
quotations from high medical authority.
BE had gone out of the usual range OF pull
pit utterance. He could say much more.
He should not have been satisfied to-day
if he had said less before taking collec-
tion for this memorial to the late PreSi-
dent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-27

Dr. Edward Reynolds, the oldest ply
.ician Of Boston, died yesterday s%,d
80 wears
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-27

There were three deaths from small
rox in Jersey City yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-27

Tt.c Gui;eau case is becoming monoto-
nous. Everybody is weary ofitslenghth,
excepting the high-tOned gentleman on
trial
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WrOsg I1es.

Many persons having so.1sn sa,s.ain, nm b.gs
idea thai hops are stienstnen,ns, s,..siv III
taken to drinking Ale ana ts 80 tstt., w sor |:
The consequences Is they Zee. .s.ioc % eomes
shoi' sh .a jim much weaker than before. Resd,
tney ae xou value lie, lay aside all malt ana 3,
ei, you tsxs,.ees and put your trust in
soo"1 .hs, ,smoerste preparation Of iron ane 's
that % tem snn;c. called Browns Iron BIZ
seseM veg, t. eiyes real health and strength Y =
ten 1T of the body, retfeshes the mine
SI' sod restores the nervous systsm ,s,,is 70 y
pro proper standard. Over i'S" '''
have been sold this year.
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THE CABINET.
How the Places viii be Distributed
The Pacific slope and New England
tn be RepreSented.

obhe ANO"
TO be Represented.
Special Dispatch 10 TIE Register.
WASHINGTON. December 26 Whom Presi-
dent Arthur began to reconstruct the Cab
met it seemed probable that the South
would have certainly one Cabinet Minister,
possibly two. 1t was the quarter for care
iuI politioaI ,uIIIvdttUtI, ..i'I ia tiO r1;, ~
WAS supposed, could this be done 50 "eAi a'
by Cabinet aPPointnent. -,
Nevertheless. il is almost, II not aoSo-
lutely. q settled thing that the South Will
not be repTeSeIted at all IN
Arthur's Cabinet.
Not that there have not been good anu
t-ue men. as their respective backers
ayerrcd. from whom to select. Is the
Soutb. then, 10 be overlOOked-cast on,
and given the go-by? Not at all. Inc Inc
South is to be specially cared ior. one
has a Cabinet officer now IN the person Oi
Judge Hunt. Garfield appointed MN,
| but that appointment was ike DlahA
| cartridge. Instead of the South being
| overlooked she will be cared for IN
| variety of nractical ways by lesser ap-
! nnintments. iudiciOusly selected and dis
| tributed with an eve to the work 10 De
| done.
The Pacific slope and New England
-amaip with one Cabinet Minister for
| each. and each will have one, the only
Snestion being which shall get the Navy
| and which the Interior. This settled, the
other question, who for each, will remain
Sargent and Chaffee from the slope and the
mo2ntains-if the latter doesn't belong tc
New York-and Boutwell, and Chandler
from New England. Doubtless some per
sons will prick their ears at Chanuler
name. But let them wait. The reasons
that NAV he urged are good and numerous
saw Cabinet makers Of experience. "h'
can object to
Biaine's Fast Friend.
and who will say Arthur is likely to ap
point one who is not a friend? With0u
going deep into the argument, il is to %
said that the possibilities as to Chandle
are considerable. .,,
Into this time the friends OF no poSSibl
appointee have been able to give reason
satisfactory even to themselves why h
would be the chosen of the Executive. No
: So however IS to Sargent. Some say II
. will be appointed TO the Interior soon aite
| the holidays The assertion is confined I
a few, and they are the kind who ought nC
: 10 be grossly deceived. What is to be note
, | is the feebleneSS of the disbelief in IN
ultimate appointment of Sargent even
) those who advance what they consider goo
reasons why he ought not to go into u
| Cabinet. w.
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The Chicago relief ccc;mmittee has for
wariCd TO Port FrLron $4,000 for the
sufferers in nat region.
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Shot During n Riot

!. NExsURG, NY. December 26-p WS
riot among West Shore railroad IA and ud
Christmas night, an Italian was sAa orv on,
an Irishman fatally stabbed. A negh V.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-27

Avl.ug man named Charles CIde,
whi.v Intoxicated, killed a negrS in
Chattr hoOchie county, Georgia. Cade
trcap,d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-27

The hoys Of the training squadron to
Il c number Of 600 were given grand
dinner yesterday at Newport on board
the New Hampshire and Minnesota
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-27

A~an illustration Of the benefits Of
p,.'1:, parks to contiguous property, it
j, stated that the establishment of Cen
tril Park. New York, caused a rise in
tlr value of real estate in that vicinity
..r>,rr ten hundred per cent, aggregat-
,.r =, ryuud numbers fully $3.50, ,OO0,-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-27

The Emperor of Austria has resolved
~ erect. at his own cost, memorial
chanel on the site of the Ring Theatre
at Vienna, in which requiems will be
celebrated yearly for the victims of the
gr,., tire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-27

PoR diseases of the nerves. brain, blood
and lungs n snnerior medicine To Al 9th.
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THE NEWS.

We are to have the assassin in plaster
M Paris.
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t... o-est 6outse With my luag ulni
used feruns. Am veu ~. W. a ~
PittSturrh, h .--