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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-08
Cnicago.

CHICAGO, April 7.-FloHr-Steady
and firm; winter wheat s. 0odG 90;
spring, douDe extra, 81 50@5 -; extra
81 OOGi 80. Wheat-Unsettled but
generally lower; No. 9 red winter 81 o.
Cd1lO2l; No. . Chicago spring 81 On! a.
| O3 cash; 81 05!(9l 05l seller Nav
81 O6I(Al O6s seller June; No. 3, 92I
696Ic; rejected 766SSc. Corn-Qnlet
and weak at 39642c cash: 3siCg3S!c
seller April 42i@42ic seller May and
June: rejected 39ic. Oats-Easier at
S2@34c cash; 35ic seller May; 35!c sel.
Ter June: rejected 33c. Rye-Firmer at
81 GOAL 02i. Barley-Essier At 81 o..
Pork-S,rong and higher at $l5 9ota
l6 90 cash: No. = sl5 %; $l6 90 seller
NAV; Sl6 07l(9l6 10 seller June. Lard
Demand active and prices have al.
yanced TO $40 GO cash: $40 65(Gl0 81
seller May; $40 72l@l0 IS seller JuSe.
Bulk Meats-Strong and higher; shoul'
ders IS 10; short ribs s. 30; short clear
s. ?5. Whisky-Atsl 0S.
Cincinnati.
CIYCINSATI, April 7.-Cotton-Fir'n
at lO!c. Flour-Strong; family - 90la,
3 90. fancy IS I0tG6 %. Wheat-Stroly
No. 9 red winter " l2. Corn-Firmer
No. . mixed 47ic. Oats-Strong and
higher; No. . nixed 39c. Rye-In good
demand; No Isl IL BsrIay-Strong;
extra No. 3 81 05t9l OF. Pork-Firmer;
held at SIS 7j. Lard-Demand good
and market tending upward at $40 80.
Bulk Meats Shoulders 81 90; clear rib
- So. Bacon-Firmer; shoulders s. rs;
clear rib s. 90; clear s. 30. Whisky-
In fair demand at n decline OF lc, at 81 "
Butter--In good demand and nrn IN I
unchanged.
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WHEFJINc W. VA FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL g. 1881.
ANICE BOUND COUNTRY.
Fearful State of Affairs In Dakota-The
Ice Gorge Broken at Last.

YANKroN, ID. T., April THE ice
gorge which has been resisting the on
ward flow OF the water at this point for
twenty.four hours, broke an hour ago,
and the water is falling rapidly. The
lower part of Yankton has been SUBJ
merged since Monday, and the lower
floors OF two hundred dwellings, shops
and mills were covered from one TO four
feet. Much damage has been done to
houses, goods and buildings. The
steamer Peninah broke from her moor
ings as the ice began to move, and has
floated with the current mile, lodging
on the railroad track, where she now
sets. Intelligence from the submerged
farming districts was received last
evening. Rescuing parties have been
formed, and landed TO places OF safety
about 200 persons, who must have per-
ished with cold or hunger had they not
been reached. The good work still pro-
crosses, and hopes are entertained that
nearly all the ice and water bound suf-
iereIs will be rescued. The weather re-
mains cold, and the situation becomes
more serious daily. The fuel supply
has been reduced to minimum, and
many kinds Of provisions are running
short. The freshet has swept away
thousands OF cords OF wood, and to day
not a single cord is for sale in this
market.
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sTEUBENv WILLIE POINTS.
Important Iron Cases in Court-shsll
Slavery C0ases


Slavery CoaseS
SrEUBENvIILE. April I'm the Dis
trict Court, yesterday, the case OF
Nimick 4 CO. W.. the MIngo Iron
Works, appealed from the order Of Com
mon Pleas Court appointing a receiver,
WAS taken up, and the Court decided
that the order making the appointment
was not final order, and that no appeal
could be taken thereirom. Consequent
ly the appeal was dismissed.
The Irondale iron works case was
taken up yesterday afternoon. This
case is so complicated that it will take
nearly a week to decide it. David Nor
gan, Of Marquette, Mich, from whom
the works, Morgan Coal and Iron Com
pany takes its name, is in the city as i
witness. Several foreign attorneys are
also here, including :. Schuyler, Of
Chicago, attorney for the Wheaton I'LL
Fire Insurance Company, plaintiff.
Apropos OF the White-slavery ques-
ton in Hancock county. W. Va, it
might be stated that the New Cumber-
land Literary Society will debate the
question, "REsOlrsd, That the interests
OF humanity demand that the County
Commissioners be authorized to pur-
chase farm for the maintenance Of
our poor" Ex-senator Atkinson takes
the affirmative.
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WESTERN STORMS
Fears Of Another Great Flood.

FedrS OF Another Gret FlOod
81 lDyls, March "A heavy rain
storm roWmpUced here about 4 o'clWk
this morning and still, continues. From
reports received irrm the Signal Service
office, the storm extends over a great
br,atth o.! country, embracing nearly
all the Mississippi, Arkansas and
Red River Valleys, reaching copsidera-
h,e distance rlS; Ol the former. Should
the storm cOu'jure twenty-iOur hours
longer all thc streams mentioned above
Silt r,Se rapid Y and great damage will
result. TUe rprer Mississippi, al Han
n'0S', sui yyrious other places Is NJ
ready ~ 90 tay danger line. The same
may be- sa.i o. the lower Missouri; and
\, TINS pu,Ut ? rise OF five leet will over
How Sums ui the lOx places, both in
the northern and southern parts OF the
",,ty along The river front aud will prob
ably work great destruction. Meas.
ureS are being taken 10 protect or re-
move the property, however, anu it is
hopet that serious jamsge may be
ayertel.
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HOUSED GOFCoMMONs.
ENGLAND Not TO be Represented at tho
Monetary Conference-Sir Charles Dill
ke's Defense.

ENGLAND Not TO be Represented at tho
Monetary Conference-Sir Charles Dill
ke's Defense.
LONDON, April TN the House OF
Commons the Under Foreign Secretary
said that England was unable to consent
to discuss the principle Of bimetalism,
and therefore declined te participate in
the Monetary Conference. The Indian
government will send delegate, who,
however, will not participate in the dis
cussion. Lord Harrington, Secretary for
India, will consider any proposal
which may be brought forward. The
question of other colonies being repre-
sented in the conference under consid.
Grafton. In relation to the FreihCit Lord
Spencer Churchill said his Information
was derived from a mailman named
Barry and the treasurer OF the FrClheH,
both of whom were prepared to reiterate
il at the bar of the House. Sir Charles
Dixie has contributed to the support OF
the Freihed. As regards Brassey, he
said the allegation related to an old at
fair, namely, his contribution towards
the election fund for Mast.
Sir Charles Dixie declared amid vocit
erous cheering that he never heard OF
the FreihSH until the article about the
late Car appeared, and that Lord
Spencer Churchil's statement was un-
true,
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w ESTERN WAITS.
Largo Mine Fire Raging at Leadville-
Great Scarcity of Laborers.

Great Scarcity Of Laborers.
DENVER, COL, April THE RgpuJE'
can, OF Leadvllle, says: The fire in Freyer
Hill mines, which was never completely
extinguished and has been smouldering
for weeks, broke out anew, Yesterday,
between Little Pittsburg and Carbonlfer-
GUS and is raging furiously, necessitat-
jng the stoppage of all work in the inn
mediate vicinity, throwing over a hun
dred men ont OF employment,
and preparations are baing made
TO rush the steam into the drifts
and smother the flames. Much difficulty
is experienced in obtaining laborers for
the railroads being constructed through
out Colorado. The Denver and Rio
Grande alone require from five to ten
thousand laborers for the grading OF 500
miles of the extensions which they have
under contract IN Colorado and adjoin'
ing Territories. They offer work at about
- per day to able-bodied men vino ap'
ply at either Denver or South Pueblo.
The new extensions projected, with
those now under way, will, when COM
pleted, give employment TO large forces.
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BoYCoTTING IN AMERICA.
A New York Hotel Proprietor the Recip.
lent of a Warning.

lent of Warning.
New YORK, April I'm the mail for
Earl's Hotel, Yesterday was the follow
ing letter, addressed "To the proprietor
of Earl's Hotel, corner Center and Canal
streets, city,"
New YORK, April 6, 'Sl.-Friend-Mr.
Earl, am your friend and don't like to
see you disturbed in your business, but
the quicker you get Capt. Boycott out OF
your hotel the better for you and your
welfare. | hope you will attend to
this and publish it in all the
daily papers. 1don't only owe Boycott,
but the three OF them, and tell them for
us 10 watch themselves. We have buns
here as well rs in Russia, and the short
er they stay in your house the better for
your business. From friend,
"FREEEoM
Captain Boycott, with his wife, his
brother and his nephew, went to Rich
mond, Virginia, Tuesday evening. On
receiving this letter Mr.. Earl was so in.
dignant that he ordered the porter to
hoist the English flag on the hotel. He
offers a reward OF S25 for information in
regard to the author OF the letter, and
saws that his hotel is for the travelling
public, and that he does not bar any scot
or nationality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-08
SMALLPOX.
rwentv.four Casss in one Indiana Tow,

Twentv-four Cases in one Indiana Town.
MILFORD, ISD, April There is but
one case Of smallpox in this "burgh,
notwithstanding reports to the contrary.
There are twenty-iour cases about Jour
miles east OF here, but no danger OF Its
spreading from its present locality, and
everything possible is being done TO
keep the upper hand of the disease.
Only one death has occurred from the
disease, that being Mrs. Ciem, the o'igi-
nator OF the plague She could in no
wise be blamed, however, as she COR
tracted the disease while undergoing
treatment for the removal OF a tunor at
the Fort Wayne Hospital.
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REV. DIR. TYING RESIGNS.
his Successor Probably Rev. DR.. Wilbu,
of Baltimore

his Successor Probably Rev. DR.. Wilbur.
Of Baltimore.
NEW York, April Rev. Stephen
II. Tyng, Jr., has resigned the rector
ship of the church Of the Holy Trinity,
and although but forty years old, will
retire from active service on account
OF broken health produced by overwOrk.
Rev. WILDER +. Watkins, d. d., rector OF
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church,
Baltimore, has been invited to succeed
him.
BALTIMORE, April 7.-The Rev. vii.
bur F. Watkins, ID. D., rector OF Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church in this
city, who has received call to the Holy
Trinity Church in New York, from
which the Rev. DR.. Stephen II. Tying,
Jr., has resigned, was ont OF town, but
it is understood he will send telegram
to New York accepting the call.
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fortification which il assailed surrender
ed, every gun fred at it is among its
trophi:s, every force arrayed against it
was csptured;or destroyed"-Gen. JOHN
W. Fuller.
"Our Dead"-Gen. W. II. Gresham.
"The loyal Pulpit and the War for
the Union"-Chaplain Saml. Fallows.
"The Army OF the Cumberland
Gen. W. II. Gibson.
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CHICAGO.
A New Archbishop-Strike Of Street Car
Employees.

Employees.
CHICAGO, April In the presence Of
six bishops, l20 clergy and 5000 people,
Archbishop Fehen was formerly induct-
ed into his exalted Office OF Archbishop
of this Catholic diocese, the ceremony
being the bestowal upon him OF the Pal
lium or Robe of office brought to this
country from the Pope. The ceremony
was performed in the Cathedral OF the
Holy Name and was very interesting,
novel and impressive.
Not a. car is running to-day on the
West Side street lines, a strike OF the
conductors and drivers having left the
company helpless. At first they made
a faint show OF running cars, but the
initial car was unceremoniously dumped
into a ditch by the passengers rs soon as
they learned the state OF affairs, and the
passengers themselves cheerfully re-
sumed their journey down town about
three miles on foot. No other attempt
was made to run cars. The employees
distinctly say they will attempt no Boy
Getting. Their manly stand and the
apparent justice OF their cause, has
gained them the good will and support
of the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-08
CONKLING'S WAR.
IsThought That He Sees Defeat in the
Near Future-The Democrat'c Senators
Won't Rally Worth Cent"

ItIsThought That He Sees Defeat in the
Near Future-The Democratic Senators
Won. Rally Worth Cent"
WASHINGTON, April Tt is evident
that there has been considerable buster
in the talk of making war against the
Administration because OF Robertson's
nomination. Conkling much prefers a
compromise TO war and he and all his
friends are using all their energies and
influence TO obtain some little coHces-
sion from the President, so a retreat
NAV be sounded and called cOmpro-
mise A thorough canvass OF the SEN
ate by the reporters OF the Western As
sociated Press shows that Conkling is
doomed 10 defeat and he knows it. On
ly two Democratic Senators talk of vot-
ing with him. Maxey, Voorhees, and
Garland, who have been published as
his supporters, deny and denounce the
report as false. On the Republican side,
Conkling, should he press his opposition
to Robertson to a vote, would not get
over a dozen Senator'S. Conkling Is
elected to 90 To Wisconsin with Carpen-
ter's remains, knowing whatever might
occur in the Senate, his fight could not
open in his absence. He is seeking every
means to delay tine opening OF the bat
tie, in the hope that some arrangement
NAV be made by which he can retreat
without dishonor.
Arthur's Desire-Numerous Rumors
Afioat.
WASHINGTON, April 7.-Arthurs
friends will attempt 10 adjourn the Sem
ate from this evening till Monday, as
Arthur wants to 90 to New York and
cannot have substitute, as IN case OF
a crisis being reached his vote is neces-
sary to his party. The Democrats viii
assist in the adjournment. Rumors
were tlyipg abost the Capital this even
ing more thickly than, usual, one being
that a secret committee Of Republican
Senators have been appointed In Conk-
ling's interest to urge the President TO
Withdraw Robertson and substitute a
man from any other State than New
York. While it is true that COnkling is
trying all , ot schemes, the Presl-
DENT declares himself "a firm a. rock
10 stand bv Robertson unless the latter
voluntarily withdraws. The talk about
appointing David Davis, Collector OF
New York, is considered silly trash. He
would not have the office and its cease
lass annOyancPS.
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Beaconflelbs Conai,i.n

lnNnoN, April Beaconstiell had a
very serious attack OF spasms duripr the
aight, owing TO a chill. bnt rnil;s5
towards morning. Physicians say, how
ever, he Is very seriously in, and thew
are IN constant attendance.
A later bulletin ANNOUNCES a great
change ior the better in Beaeonsfeld's
sonI.ton: There is nov no fear of a
last night. ' S'''"N VI
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Anew Oil Field.

OIL CRY, April Large flowing
wells are now being completed daily In
the new Stoneham field, which bids lair
to rival the famous Bradford district.
The new wells are market crushers, and
holders Of oil are respondent, though
during the past two days they have been
making frantic efforts to advance the
market.
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ST. PETERSBURG.
A Royal Arrest-Big Nitro-Glycerine
Steal.

COLOGNE, April THE Go:ette SAYS:
The Russian Grand Duke, Nicholas Con-
stantinowitch, notorious in connection
with the theft OF the diamonds, was ar.
rested Tuesday night in the village OF
Sublina, on a railroad to Moscow and
inferred in castle belonging to his
father, Grand Duke Constantine, broth
er OF the late Car, near st. Petersburg
on suspicion OF being CONCERNED in the
polical intrigues in favor of his father.
1t is not known whether the latter was
privy TO the intrisues.
One hundred kilogrammes OF nito-
giycerine, intended for use in the Mt,
st. Gothard railway tunnel, has been
stolen from store at Rugand.
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LIVE STOCK.
Now YORK.

Nxw York. April 7.-Drorsri Jo'un-
al reports: Beeves - Receipts 800 head
including $50 head OF export cattle Tor
shipment 10 London alive; common Ia
good steers llgl2ic; dressed beef IN fair
demand at 8iCAl0ic for sides. Ship
ments 10 day SIG quarters OF beef, 400
carcasses oi mutton, and 100 dressed
pigs.
Sheep-Receipts 900 head. The mar.
ket was firm and buoyant; Two cara OF
poor Colorado sheep sold At - 90t96 w
Der 100 pounds: common IN good
natives 81 G2i; ordinary 10 prime year.
iings 50 75ya7 75; beat 400 car loads Of
sheep from Ohio and New York sOld at
81 50 per 100 pounds; best car load from
Illinois - 62l.
Receipts LOO head. None Tor
sale alive. The market Was nominaIly
steady at s6 OOti6 % per 100 lbs live
city dressed sold fairly at 81 J0t97 7j
per 100 lbs.
CHICAGO, April The Dropr' Jorn-
nj bureau reports: Ho9e-Iseceip's lj..
600 head; shipments $500 head. Mar
ket slow, weaker ard 5telOc lower; mixed
packing s. 4O(dy5 30; light s. jOa,5 81:
choice heavy IS SOS 30; closed heavy;
all sold.
Ca,l!e-Receipts 1000 head; ship.
ments $500 head. Market strong; ac.
tive movement, but buyers budding
lower: common 10 fair shipping ~ 100
3 90: good 10 choice IS 4j6n5 90; exports
s. SOld 10 90; no extra fine here: butch.
ersand canning steady; cows W 2ys,4 -,
chiefly at 81 OOts'3 800; bulls 50 25fsD4 25;
distillery bulls - 90; distillery western
S 2os, 5 25; oxen 81 500 AIS; yealst % o.
CdG 80 per 100 pounds; stOckers and
feeders - 25@4 IS; calves per head
sll 00lol6 90.
sheep-Receipu 5000 head; ship
menu /. 600 head; market sctiys; good
firm: butchers easier; common " nae.
diurn - 35(s.5 90: good 10 choice - iOs
: 75 merinos 3 9)Id6 %; lambs % 600
90: exports s80oI6 Is. All sold.
East Liosry.
East LiBrxrY, April 7.-Cattie-Re-
ceipts ,547 head; selling firm at yestsr.
Hoas~Receipt, 200 head; Yortsrs
s. 6OS5 20. ,
sheep-Receipts 400 head; closed
frm At s 50Ca6 co; larger supply re-
ported look for lower prices next week.
0notn natl
CINCINNATI. April 7.-Hou-stesdy
common - 5O(s5 30; light s 4O(45 30;
uacking S 35(s5 s.; butcher S 500
5 .. Receipts 2,lO head; shipments
g35 head.
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EXTRA SESSION TALK.
still Some Chance of Congress Being Re-
assembled.

wAsmNaToN, April Talk OF an ex.
ira session OF Congress Is being revived
again. It's known that Mr.. Blaine has
never Welded iron his position that a
session should he called, and It is be-
lieved that he will not cease To urge the
the President t. take the step as the
best means To unlock the situation in
the Senate that IL daily growing more
embarrassing. The Democratic leaders
have said from the beginning
TINT ii there was a session called, or ii
the matter Of reorganization was post
poned till the regular session OF Con-
gress. that they would not oppose its
c rnsummation. IL is not deemed i'm
probable, therefore, that il they pesist
in their obstructive position for two or
three weeks more the President will
summon Congress. 1t is said that sew
eral Of the Senators will urge this step,
and il Is believed that the Secretary OF
the Treasury will not announce policy
till the question il settled.
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DETROIT TRAGEDIES.
His Las, Fall-Trss,c s,.,b ofa Lad,

n's Las Fal-Trsg,c Beath cfa Lady.
DETROIT, April "A machinist
named WIN. VI, Spraul, iell from the
fourth tioor Of Linn's grocery store. this
city, tins afternoon and was kilrJ He
was repairing ap9lley al the top of the
elevator, and proper prersu,iops were
not taken, hence the accident. Sarsnl
MAS asSl,liul and experienced mechanic
snd leaves wife and four children,
Mss Gross, a daughter of Judos
Gross, Of Cen,reville, this State, dieJ N
IoldTater, where she formerly iyaJ
Yesterday, hrs. Drs. Xilirr. OF wau.
Seshma, this State. when no,;ti,j -
Miss Cross fatal illness, mistnns Ne
announcement Tor that OF her own Nc.
Ter, with whom Miss Cross was stonniny
went into convu,siOns, and died in a lew
hours. ' 'h 'e"
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Grea, Honor from Pennsylvsnia

H4ERIsBvEG, April THE Republi-
can caucus resolution. endorsing the
course OF the Republicans in the United
States Senate, passed the Senate by a
party vote. Senator Gordon, Democrat,
moved TO amend by inserting q proviso
that the resolution should not be con-
strued to endorse the bargain made by
Mahone. Defeated, after considerable
deba.e.
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Reorganization ofths Railroad Nail serv-

WASHINGTON, April An order has
been issued by Postmaster.Ge General
James TO take effect the LIST OF May,
which will reorganiize entirely the rail.
road mail service. All employees
doing the same work are
placed on equality as regards the salary
OF all appointments OF employees and
local mail agents before the probation
ary period of six months and at
salary not exceeding 500 per
annum. II at the expiration OF six
months such employees records are sat
isfactory the appointments shall be made
permanent.
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NOT A CORPSE.
How a Sharp Georgia Convict Escaped
From the Penitcntiary.

GcLDsBoRo, n. G., April IA re.
markabe escape occurred from the
penitentiary here this morning, kinchen
Ginn, negro, was placed in the black
ward with another convict Monday.
That night the other convict died. yes.
terday his remains were placed for burial
in a rude pine box iull of knot holes.
At an early hour this morning
CHM placed the corpse in his own
ii, carefully covering it up. lie then
attired himself in the burial clothes
that had been on the dead man and got
into the well ventilated coffin. Soon
aiterward the Potter's field grave.nigger
entered, fastened the coffin top down
with few nails, tumbled the box into
his wagon and drove off with it toward
the burying ground. On the road CHM
easily burst from his rickety prison and
fell upon the grave-digger, who, almost
frightened TO death at the resurrection,
fled to the woods. CHM drove off, and
no trace Of him can be found.
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CONFESSED.
A Murderer Confssses TO Having Killed
His Employer

CIycISYATr. April 7.-Several days
ago the dead body OF John Barenberg, a
wealthy bachelor farmer near Green
field. Ohio, was found trampled beneath
the feet Of horse in a stable. Yesterday
David Ross was arrested on suspicion,
and late last night he confessed that he
had committed the murder and had
robbed the house OF about one hundred
dollars. He had formerly kept house
for Barenberg, and claimed that fully
seventy-tive dollars was. due him, and
was withheld by Barenberg, and ne had
gone there for a settlement, when Ba-
renberg made a movement 10 assault
him and he struck him on the head with
a club, snd he fell, Ross has bad rec
ord
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A STRANGE MALADY.
A Pimple Grows with Frightful Rapid
ity and Causes Death.

Erie, Pa, April 7.-On Friday Henry
Erhart, much honored citizen, noticed
small pimple on his arm. Before night
the plmple grew to immense size, and
caused the arm to swell almost to burst
ing. Physicians advised amputation
TO save his life, but the sufferer re.
fused, and died last evening in horrible
agony.
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Heaven Preserve Us.

INDIANAPOLIS, April THE House
this morning passed joint resolution
by vote OF 60 to "a, amending the
Constitution, giving the women q right
10 vote at all State elections,