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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-03
BIT. CLAIRSVILLE.


Postal ChanRe-Belmont Politics-The
County Fair-Personalities.
John Giffen, OF Colerain township,
died few days ago, aged 76 years.
Heat and dust are the principal char
acteristics of our town now. There has
been no rain here for long time.
Rev. J. R. Giffen and wife, late OF this
vicinity, started last week for Egypt,
where they will engage in missionary
work.
Mr.. Bookwalter, the Democratic nom.
inee for Governor, failed to put in an
appearance on the day of the County
Convention. 1t is understood that he
will come here later in the campaign.
The County Fair at this place prom
ises to be one OF the best ever held in
the county, though the continued dry
weather will interfere to some extent
with the display of agricultural products.
The Republicans will hold their il.
dicial Convention at Bellaire on the
18th OF September. The candidates are
said to be St. Clair Kelly, OF this place,
and w. F. Hunter, of Woodsfeld. And
it is reported that w. s. Kennrn, OF st.
Clairsville is not averse to receiving the
nomination.
The new Democratic Central Com
mittee OF this county met here on the
day OF the Convention and organized.
G. n. Gaumer was reelected chairman,
and Treasurer Eaton was chosen Secre-
tary. The selection OF an Executive
Committee was deferred until the next
meeting, which will be held uext Tues
day.
The Democratic county ticket nomi-
mated here last Tuesday gives entire
satisfaction to the Democrats here, with
one exception. There is no Disgusting
the fact that in this section OF the coun-
ty they would have preferred some one
else for Representative. The remainder
OF the ticket is entirely acceptable to the
Democrats.
The managers OF the new st. Clairs.
vile and Northern railroad have sold
their locomotive, receiving for it more
than they paid. They intend now to
buy heavier engine, but the engine
builders will not be able to fill their
order for two months. This will delay
the opening Of the road for that length
OF time. The track is about completed.
We will have a change OF postmas-
ters in a short time. Rev. j. B. john
ston, who has held the position for about
ten years, resigned a short time ago, and
John B. Loughly has been appointed to
succeed him. Mr.. LoughleY is an &C.
tive Republican worker, who has been
out of place for several years, and is
no doubt given the postoffice in recogni.
ton OF his services to the Republican
party.
O.J. Swaney, the nominee for Com
mon Pleas Judge, is pretty solid with
the Democracy hereabouts. So far as
known only two Democrats in this town.
ship oppose him, and many more than
that numb Der of Republicans will support
him. Election day will, no doubt, find
the Democrats OF Belmont all united on
"Old Jack" by which name the veteran
wheel horse OF the Belmont Democracy
ls generally known.
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'so salss. tOHers ].
PRODUCE.
new fora.


Nsw Yosr, September 2.-C0ttOp-
steady at l2t9l2ic. FionI-Quiet; re-.
ceipts ", 900 barrels; exports I37 bar.
rels; super6ue western and State - 81
G5 52t; common TO good extra % 00l9
8 90: good 10 choice 81 zoos 90; whits
wheat extra 81 0Of98 90; fancy do - 10
8 10; extra Ohio 81 1907 80; ~. Louis
$8 l5tsS 20; Minnesota patent process
S8 75a8 90. Wheat-2(d4c lover.
closed weak: receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports 203,0 900 bushels: nngra led
spring 81 20f1l q; No. 2 do 81 309l 3Il;
ungraded red 81 08fSi 42l; No 3 do
81 Al; No. 2 81 4II(9i "; No. red
81 46tG9l 48i; ungrsded white : 2it9
l 80; No. 2 do 81 38l1l 33t: No. ! do,
Gales i6 OOo bushels, at 81 4iCSi ~;
No. 2 red seller September, sales 3es 90
bushels. At 81 43i4l At. closing at
81 43i: seller October. GALES 984 600
bushels, At 81 4Gi. closing at sl 46i; ssl.
Ter November, sales j9l, 900 bushels, at
81 4Jl(9l 60i. closing st 81 49i: seller
December. sales $4,000 bushels. st
81 52(gl 53i. closing st 81 So; No. ] white
seller September. sales 5000 bushels. at
81 Al. Corn-DulI and easier; receipts
81. 900 bushels; exports 10000 busbelt;
ungraded 6St97ltc; No 3 do 67(66sc:
stssmer colo; No. 2 70tt87lic; No. 2
white 79(g79ic; yellow 73c; No 2 seller
September 71ttG7i!c; seller October 13i
@74Ic. closing ut 73. :; selef November
76t976Ic, closing at Tic. Oats -D.msnd
active: receipts 1900 bushels; western
mixed 4lG43c; western miIed 3l(S43cii
white do 4fS5Oc Hsy-Quies snd
stead rat 50155c Cof.e-Quiet am IN
chapeed. sogsr-Demand lair and mar.
ket Arm; fair to good refining no
7I326c. holaases-Demand fair and
market irn. Rice-Sieady at 4f97ic.
Petroleum-Quiet and steady; United
saic: crude 7(s7ic: refined Tie. TslIow
-firm st 7fs7ic. Rosin-Firm at
~ l2lt9l III Turpentins-6trong.
E9u-Western fresh st l9(S19}c. Fork
-Uasettled and easief; new mea ei8 Is
0lo 90. Besf-Dull and weak. Cot
Nsass-Quiet and 6rm; long clear Ola
l0c: short clear I0itsi0tc. LArd-Rsir.
~ active; prime steam Sil 20. Better
Firm at i293lc. Cbeess-vssy Hrm
gsv osiesus.
NEw 0aLsAss, 6eptember2 -Co6ee-
Steady With isir demand; Rio essroes
ordinary 70 prime ioaSl3se. eeee-
Doll; inferior 10 good common oN17e;
commou 10 good common 7i0oe; ~.
Low eissilsd 9t99Ic. Molassso Qslet
sad stssdy; common b psiDe 80l0e.
Ries-Loaisiaas ordinary 70 ehoies 4t0
&c.
| rllass:.~~1 49,. - - -
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MARTINS FERRY.

A Series Of Acoidents-Church Social
Industrial Notes-W ork on the Laugh
lin Mill.
Three cases of diphtheria are reported
in the Orchard.
MIR. Sam Milligan reports that one OF
his children has the diphtheria.
Mr.. Walter Bracken, of Mt. Pleasant,
was in town yesterday visiting friends.
Two bars are being constructed in the
glass house for the purpose OF temper
ing glass.
Mr.. John Thompson, Of Rsiney's coal
works, has received leave OF absence
for one week.
The opening OF our schools has been
postponed for one week on account OF
the hot weather.
Mr.. Dan Cline, had one OF his fingers
badly mutilated between two cog wheels
at the Buckeye glass house Thursday.
Mr.. John Mack, who resides on Car
lyle street, had his foot badly crushed
yesterday morning by letting piece OF
Ice fall on it.
The social given in the Presbyterian
Church yard was a very pleasant affair,
though it was not as successful tinan-
cially as hoped for.
Presiding Elder Butts will preach in
the NJ. E. Church Sunday evening. The
last quarterly meeting OF this wear will
be held Immediately after the services.
The Martins Ferry Brooke County
Club met at Mr.. II. w. Smiths resi-
dence in the Grove last night. Judging
from the goodly number present, 1t is
hoped it was pleasant affair.
The campmeeting, under the auspices
of the NJ. Z. Church, begun last Thurs
day, with large attendance. 1t Will
close tomorrow evening. 1t is being
held for the purpose OF raising funds to
build church in this place. Several
prominent ministers will be present.
We are pleased to note the progress
of the work at the Laughlin mill. Three
new furnaces are in course OF erection
One has Just been started; large num-
ber of hands are at work cleaning away
the rubbish and preparing the timbers
for the erection OF the mill.
While George Arnold, our water
bsuler was getting of his cart the other
day, his foot caught on it, throwing him
forward on his fac,. The horse becom-
ing frightened, started up the street
dragging him for some distance, cutting
him very severely about the head, and
injuring him otherwise before the horse
could be stopped.
A large amount of brick has been
made and is being made in Martins
Ferry this summer. Wood & Bro. have
made 25O,OOO bricks, McCord & Co,
$50. 900. Robert Sweeney is on his nth
kiln al present. When it is finished be
will have made between 100000 and
800, 900 bricks. They report scarcity
of wood. 1t would be we'll for the farm,
ers who live in the vicinity OF Martin q
Ferry to supply them with wood, as II
would meet with ready sale.
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NoRrHroRr, Wis, May 6, 1879.

jams 1. FeuouS, Esq. =,
SIR:-I have been using your medl-
cine for over year now and with the
best effects, ! have used IL bottles oil the
Hypophosphites, and thas made new
man OF me. / have been ailing over
six years with number OF diseases, but
lung difficulty was the most prominent.
| have been uhderthe care OF q great
many doctors and have taken qaanu.
ties OF medicine without any apparent
bepefit, but appeared to be still growing
vorse and weaker until l accidentally
csme across one of your circulars, and
vas constrained to try your medicine,
and found its effects we're almost mag
jcsI upon me, and l was a surprise to
myseit and fIiends, having gained 80
rapidly in flesh.
i am respectfully,
LAwREScE DoRAN.
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PARKERSBURG.
shoe Store Burglarized-Two
Tramps Jailed.


Special Dispatch to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, September 2.
George Drennen's store was robbed
last night Of about dozen pairs OF fine
boots and shoes, and it is believed from
the direction the thieves took that they
have gone to your city.
Captain Mehsn to day arrested two
strange trsmps, and in searching the
luggage in their possession, some hall
dozen suits of ready-made clothing
and various other articles OF wearing
apparel were found. As they could give
no satisfactory account OF themselves,
they were held until this evening, and
from an account of a robbery at Ham,
den, o., and published in the Enquirer
of to-day, it is fully believed that these
parties were concerned in it. They will
be held by our authorities until further
developments in the case.
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strikA Of Taxas Iahnrar.

GALVESTON, September "A general
strike took place to- day among the labor.
ing men, including the 'Iongshoremen.
cardriyers, lsborers at the oil wells, cot
ton pickers, etc. The demand Of the
'longshoremen alone was acccded to.
Large crowds assembled On Market
street, and attempts to run the street
cars along the different lines had to be
abandoned,
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ExAmining the a'allapoosa.

Executive MANSION. 4 p. N.--Secretary
Hunt, Doctor Bliss, Col. Rockwell and
the Presidents private SECRETARY went
to the Navy yard this evening to make
Sa examination OF the UniIed States
steamer Tallapossa, with q Viex to the
possioi' removal OF the President from
Washington on tuAt vessel in the near
future. No decisiun with regard to the
une or manner OF removal has yet been
reached and Dr.. bliss made his visit to
TIE Navy yard this afternoon simply %
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GERMANY

Workmen Expelled from Strasturg.
STRAsBURG, September 1.-The Alasce
Lorraine Gdzdh says: The government
has expelled from strausburg two work
men suspected Of being connected with
the German Socialist leader for the pur.
pose Of starting Socialist propaganda in
Alasce Lorraine.
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ALGERIA.
The Disturbance Spreading

LONDON, September "A French Off.
cial telegram explains that General Cor
reard was intrusted with the task Of
keeping clear the road between Tunis
and Hommamet, and drawing off the
Arabs 30 as to facilitate the occupation
OF Hommamet by the troops arriving
from Seward. Having effected this di.
vision he is to retrograde to obtain
supplies. Various accounts show that
the area OF the disturbance is constant
ly increasing, and reaches from the from.
tier OF Morocco to the extremity OF
Tarus. The Arabs are concentrating to
defend Kairowan.
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The Toledo. Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railway.

ST. LOUIS, September 2-The Toledo,
Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad Com
Pany have broken up their Office at
Frankfort, Ind, and established head
quarters in this city. General Manager
Craig, Superintendent Harris, OF the
Western division, Chief Engineer Bur-
ris, Auditor Springer and several Off
GERS OF the road have their offices here.
General Manager Craig says the COM
psny have over eight thousand men A.
work at different places along the line
OF the road, and that one hundred miles
Of rail will be laid this month. The en-.
tire line from Toledo to st. Louis will
be completed by the end OF the year.
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MALARIA DISCOVERED.
Tns Fever Liable to Attack the Patient
Any Moment

1no E0NoE blAOlo 10 Att4Ck the EbLi0nb
stAny Moment
New YORK, September "A Wash
inston dispatch TO the Sun says:
Evidence OF malaria is dis.
covered in the sick chs mber
OF the President. DIR. Bo, pton
to-day said there was no longer any
doubt about it and that the Stag
gish condition OF the wound
could be ascribed to that cause
He added that he found that malslil
fever might attack the President, and if
It should do 50 now, the result would
probably be fatal. DR.. Boynto ssid
also that the President could
be removed at once, if everyChin z
was ready, and thought he could be re-
moved within four or i've drys unless
there should in meanwhile arise some
new complication. The President had
quite = talk tonight With NM. Garfield
about the matter this afternoon and ar
ranged some OF the details.
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WOOL.
PhilsdelphiA.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2.-Wool--
Quiet, steady and firm; Ohio, Pennsyl
vania and West Virginia Xxx and above
42@43c; Y 4li@42ic; medium 45t@46c
coarse 36@37c; New York, Michigan
Indiana and Western fine 3S@40c
medium 45c; coarse 36936ic; washed
combing and delaine 40(a4Sc; unwashed
do. 28(935c; pulled 35(938c.
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sURsHrr's coooAINR

Il. Rsnouned as Q Pure and Effective
Hair Dressing IN Every 0nkrter OF the
World
For thirty years it has been q tavorite
with the people and leader with the
trade. The name "Cocoaine" has be
come q valuable property. Burnett q
Go, have established their sole right to
It's use in several saits at law, thus pro-
tecting the public and themselves from
imposition.
The superiority Of Barnett's Flavor
ina Extracts consists In their perfect
purity and great strength.
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HeaHY Pnllura

PHILADELPaIA, Ssptemb r . - The
failure is announced ni Wolfe, Ma, .r &
20 manufacturers Ol N"Uien S.ulni, y,
North s xth street. Au asS's .u.nl
was made In Simon Buchns,s.. e. Liabili-
ties estimated at upwa;ds VI S2OO,OOO.
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OnioaSo.

CHICAGO, September 2 2-Flour-Quiet
and firm. Wheat-Verv unsettled,
and fuctuating rapidly; No. 2 red win.
ter 81 81; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 2l@
/ 90 cash; 81 28.@l 28i seller October;
81 28s@l 2Si seller November; 81 29i
seller December; 81 2li seller year; ;
sales at 81 l9@l 23I seller September;
81 27i9l 29i seller November; 81 100
/ 30 seller December; No. 3 81 Is; re-
iected S0(G9Oc. Oorn-Unsettled hut
generally higher at &c cash 63sG83Ec
seller October; 6iic seller November;
clio seller year; rejected 5Sic. Oats
Unsettled but generally higher at BIC
cash; 36ic seller September; 38lc seller
October; 39ic seller November; 36ic sci.
ler year. Rye and Barley-Steady and
unchanged Flax Seed-Fairly active
and shade higher at 81 33(dl "a cash |;
81 33i seller September; Sl 80 seller
October. Pork-Fairly active and Q
shade higher at SIS 00SlS 05 cash !;
$l7 95Cal8 90 seller September; sl8 25
seller October: SIS 30(SlS 35 seller No
vember; Sl7 S)(al7 IS seller year. Lard
Higher and strong at &ll 45 cash !;
Sll 47t seller September; $ll ego
IL 65 seller October; Sll rs seller No
yember; 81 30 seller December; 81 AZ
seller year. Bulk Meats-Fai'ly active
and q shade higher; shoulders Z 7tc; short
rib 50 60; short clear % 80. Whisky
Steady at 81 l6.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September 2. - Flour
Higher for over grades; Western super.
fine 81 75(d,5 so; extra s5 1906 30;
family s. OO(a7 IS. Wheat-Weatern
easy; No. 2 winter red spot seller Sep.
tember 81 40t(al A: seller October u 4f
al 48t; seller November 81 50ll1l 50i
seller December 81 52i. Corn-Western
lower and neglected; mixed spot 69a
zoe; seller September 89lc: mixed sell
Ter October 73tS74c. 0Ats-Higher
western white 5O(953c; mixed 4794Sc
PENNSYLVANIA 5O952c. Rye-Steady ai
81 0SSl 10. Hay Steady. Provisions
Firm. Mess Pork-At SO %. Bulk
Meats-Shoulders and clear rib sides
backed sl(1lOic; bacon shoulders Ole
clear rib sides lice; hams I3iel4ic
Lard-Rsfnsd 22ic. Butter-Pirm
western grass l4(122c. Eggs-Essier ai
l66l7c. Petroleum-Firmer and nom
inal: refined Tic. CoGee-Steady and
quiet sugar-Stropg; A soft TIC
Whisky-stroug at 81 20.
Cinctnnatl.
CscIxxAfI, September 2. Cotton
Quiet at life. flour-Strong and IN
changed, Wheat-Achve, hrm anc
higher; No. 2 red winter 81 3S Com
Strong; No. 2 mixed 67067}c. Oats
Doll; No. 2 mixed 43ic. Rye-Quist
at 81 I2. Barley-Quiet; No. 8 fall helc
at 81 IL. Pork-Dull and nominal n
$40 90. Lasd-Strong and higher n
sll 30. Bulk Meats-Firm and I'M
changed; shoulders S.; clearrib yl0 l0t
Bacon-Firm; shoulders Sic; clear rit
l0fc; clear ll}c. Whisky-At u ~
combination sales Of finished goods,
$40 barrels, on basis OF 81 IA. Butter
Firmer but not quotsbly higher.
Fossdo
ToLxpo, September 2.-Wbeat-Firm
No. 2 red spot and seller SeItembes
m Ioi: seller October 81 43t; seller No
vember 81 45i; seller Decemhsr u ~;
No. 8 red 81 %. Corn-Dull; No 2 spot
SAC: seller October CSC; seller yeai
6atc. Oau-Firm; No. . 4O3c
Pisssburgh.
PrrsBupoH, 6eptember2 -PetroleaG
Quiet and frner; United cerdncatsl
s5fc; refined 7tc for PhiisdAphis d
lfvoFy
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FRANCE.
0ambetta and tho Premiersh

Gsmbetta and the Premiership
LONDON, September "A Paris cor.
respondent says that President Grevy
is quite ready to offer Gambetta the
premiership, but he will wait until
Jules Ferry encounters the hostile vote
in the Chamber of Deputies.
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As agreeable dressing IJr ths Aair.
that will stopits falling, has been loug
sought tIr. Psrkers Hair Bslsam, dis
tinguished ior its purity, iully supplies
this want.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money At 3 to 6 Per ceat.-Goverh-
mens Geak-fIour Quiet and Firm
Wheat Very U settled and
flue,uating Rapidly Hogs
Steady and Unchanged.
rlHARCR.
Ma vRSk

new ORR.
Nsw YoRk, September 2.-MoHsr -
At 3a6 per cent, per annum, and clos
ing at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5a6 per cent Sterling exchange,
bankers bills firm st 479i; demand at
1881 on sight
SlLvER-At London slid per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent discount.
ovERSAENTs-Weak and 4 per cent
lower for i's, registered Us, coupon and
extended 6's.
skies extended
sss Foursnd one 20; COUPONS i M iI,.s
Psci6e Sixss OF -
RAILROAD Bonds In light demand.
STATE SECURITIES rs-Dull.
SrocEs-Share speculation Was heavy
At the opening, and in early dealings q
decline OF | 10 y per cent was recorded.
in which Louisville and Nashville,
Reading, Denver and Rio Grande, Chi.
cago, Burlington and Quincy, and G. q.
G. & |. were the most prominet. This
was followed by an advance OF Ia II
per cent which vas the most marked
in Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific, Cni.
cago, Burlington and . Qlincy, Louisville
and Nashville, Denver and Rio Grande.
but before noon there was reaction OF
| to per cent During the alternona
the market, although extremely duh.
was characterized by q firm tone, an I
closed strong at an advance from tie
lowest point OF the day Of | to /. per
cent, Missouri Pacific. Louisville an /
Nashville, Union Pacific, Denver au'i
Rio Grande and q. &. &. and |. leadrrg
the improvement.
From the Commrrcidi Buiifn So ~
as there was any feature in Wall slr,t
markets to day IL was the ease Of the
money market and decline in the rate
to 2(63 per cent. The money which the
treasury has been paying out for i've
per cent. bonds lin all about 81 ,0OO, ,0Dl)
Is beginningto reach the New York Sub.
Treasury, having been debtor this
morning at the clearing house In
he SUN OF s., ,0Ss 900. about SO. .0O0, 900,
more money il 10 come on this account,
and should come within the next two or
three weeks. The regular Treasury dis.
bursements for interest anu pensions,
from septemb-r LIST till January Is.
inclusive, amount TO 1851, 200. So
there will be an important Offset TO the
Tr .asury drain OF money from the mar.
ket for customs and internal taxes.
Morever the Secretary 10 reported TO be
willing to use for tue bond purchases
the surplus OF revenues N they accumu.
late to the extent OF leaving cash in the
Treasury to the amount Of IS per cent.
OF the volume OF legal tender notes out.
standing. No more foreign gold has ar
rived, butfresh shipments OF importance
ir1m Europe here are spoken OF as being
made.
T..,,,o,;o,s ..,a 10, ono .La,.s
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BY HIS OWN HAND.
John Davis Kills Himself at
CharlestOWn, w. Va.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
CHARLEsTowN, September 2.
John Davis, son OF ex Mayor Davis, OF
Clarlestown, formerly OF the car shops
at Martinsburg, shot and killed himself
on Friday near Charlestown. No cause
is assigned for the act, and whether it
was Intentional or accidental is not at
present known.
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NOTHING GAINED.
NO PROGRESS TOWARD RECOVERY
MADE YESTERDAY.

A Seeming Standstil in the Presidents
Case Reaehed-hothing Lest and
Nothing Gained-Talk Of Re-
moyal Still Going 0n-Ihey
Think He Can Stand II. q.
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ABScsss DlScHARGING BY THE NOSE.
BULLETIN 8.

The Morning Message.
ExECUTIyE MANSION, $50 A. N.-The
President slept well during the night
and this morning his condition is in all
respects more favorable than yesterday
at the same hour. Pulse 100, temper
ature 9S.4, respiration IL.
ISigned D. w. BLISS,
| J. X. BARNES,
- ]. j. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN,
+. H. HAMILTON,
D. H. AGNEw.
The Noon Bulletin.
Executive MANSION, September 2,
l2:3OP. M.-The Presidents condition
has not materially changed since the
morning bulletin was issued. At pres
ent his pulse is 100, temperature 9S7,
respiration Is.
TSigned.1 D. W. Bliss,
J.K. BARNES,
J. ]. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
F. 81. HAMILTON.
ID. A. AGNEw.
The Evening Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 p. A.-The
President has passed comfortable day,
and this evening appears better than
for some days past. He has taken
larger proportion of nutriment by the
mouth, and manifested greater relish
for it. His pulse shows some improve
ment as regards frequency and strength.
The parotid abscess continues to inn
prove. The wound shows as yet
but little change. This evening his
pulse Is l04, temperature 99.2, respira-
ton 10.
ID. w. Bliss,
TSiguedl ]. K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN,
F. II. HAMILTON,
d. II. AeNEw.
Blaine to Lowell.
ExEcurIvE MANSION, september 2.
Secretary Blaine sent the following dis
patch:
To Lorsll, Minister, London:
The Pesident has had q very salts
factory day and, in the judgment OF the
surgeons, all the symptoms are favor
able tonight. Taking the twenty-four
hours through he has had less fever and
a better appetite than for many past
days.
fSignedl BLAINE, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-03

PrrsBunoH, september2 -PetroIean
-Quiet and frner; United cefhncats1
s5ic; refined 7te for Philsddphis d.
livery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-03
inctnnah-

roLsso, September 2.-Wbeat-Firm !;
No ? red SPOT and seller SeIteubef
n Ioi: seller October 81 43l; SELLER No.
yember 81 45i; seller Decemhsr 81 4st;
No. 8 red 81 %. Corn-Dull; No. spot
s4ic: seller October Csc; seller year
6aic' Oats-Firm; No. 2 403c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-03

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