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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01
GEMS OF THOuGHT.


! I. 80 !. 1Aols A.'eiNeS .'iNs. haPpy ylsaGe.
= = 'sAI hepuS@Clan rs gseat oharge.
EXAMPLE, is louder than any words.
0hEAT grlets are the medicines of our
lesser sorrows.
n,,, ,,. I:Y n, -,
as ~ smltes. --Bo0ee. ~
CONSCIENCE either approves or reproyes
each intelligent act.
MEMORY records services with o PEN
oil, injuries with o grayer.
THERE are flaws i'm diamonda A;es IN
amber, and faults in eyery man,
NJ -. 1II
~ 'ooA' Do1Is Or pars can secure
y maiden 30 well as her own reserve.
LISTEN to conscience more than to in
tellect and learn to concentrate thought.
ABSENCE Of occupation IA not rod.
mind quite vacant is mind DISTRESSED.
'0"p"'
L6B emu OF man Is an &CtlOn and not
a Thought fhouoh II ,ua,a of 4ba No
hlo,k ~ "NAN y y 0Ao Az
"ASSU' -a
LIE attainment of our greatest desires
is often the source of our greatest sor-
rows.
JEALOUSY is the hight of eeotism. self
love and the imitation of false vanity -
Balsoc. ~,
IHE earth can not he entirelv cOvered
with violats on5 ,,,;or,o,o4to Il 90 ,,,-II
tsItSt ~ hlAEitohOOVo > UhoAo LnuSO
10 WSSQB ana vegetables.
" ~, ,,,, NJ.
S m ons eahps Oh ne
ssses- '' ''''''''' was" """'' -M.,.
MEN have made Of Fortnne an oil
powerful goddess. in order to ho made
responsible for ali their blnnders
T'n,,pr,rro>, bo1oro,, - tla ",,.,.
Of life and No nan co. oItoot,so ~ VIZ soneu9 uu;9
il If he sael ~ 10 or ',n 60 oS nh "VoAo ~
Tn, ,,osoo-, @ W Wv ~ o'e, 'o "u0n.
One to be w heaG ahS s
Ten' of len thousand, will believe stern truth. n
W. W. Story
"A WOMAN reaches her prime between
tnlrty-1ve and forty, for though her
beauty mas then lost the charm OF youth,
1t has acquired that of expression.
ALL things that we clasp and cherish
lmsn ir"Ss IKE drC3mS sn1 we may not keep
Human 0eyeS ewes iDS' mnst iaII anu aseoS ses,Sh'
-Heiue.
AS WATER containing stony particles
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

THE price of carriages for funerals in
New York has been raised 90 per cent.
They're bound the sorrow exhibited by
the mourners shall be sincere.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

AN old angler says that fish does not
suffer much pain from being hooked.
But lot him tell the yarn to the man
who felt in his pocket for his knife and
found he had left seven fshhooks in
principled old slanderey.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

LIZ BEE attempts to sting you, hit
him with shingle-make O bee fat of
him. '' "
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

WHEN you go to bed take dose of Kidhey.
Wort. 1t keeps the bowels in order.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

is strange any will suffer from arrangements
brougbtson by impure blood, whom R0SADALIS will re-
store health TO tho physical organic 'tion. RosADALIs
Is strengthening syrup, pleasant toake, and tho BEST
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, curing Scrofuia,
5yphitic disorders Weakness Of the Kidneys, ErTsips'
las, Malaria, Nervous disorders Debility, Bilious
plants and Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stonlach, Skin, etc.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

1Bo. box esRough on Rats" keeElg q hcuss frOo
nom AIes. bed-huaHs roacheR rats. naise. "a.
INDIGESTION, dyspepsia, nervous prostratlon
and all forms Of general debility relieved by
taking MENssIAN's PEPToNIzED BEER Tor1o, tho
only preparation Of beef containing it's entire
nutritious properties 1t contains blood-mak.
ing, force-generating and DEMONSTRATING prop
critics; is invaluable In all enfeebled conditions
whether the resslt Of exhaustion, nervous proc.
tration, overwork, or acute disease, particularly
II resulting from pulmonary complaints, Cas-
well, Hazard d Co., proprietors, New York.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

ITTNS AsVOlVOrs. Catalogue rr.s Address,
Sd ~ sAN - Great. wsHL Gun Works Pit,sbursh p.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

N'spldSapuvIo"Oo SJIV ISkoa sseIppv 'sssu orb
-Isuq MsN 'ssp s9IdmVs 'SIaeSV O9 EB2 IsdD LIZ
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01
WDiseases Of Men -

Giving information greatly desired, but
notattainable from sources whence generally
sought.
"GLAD TIDINGS FOR MOTHERS"
Containing matter Of highest interest to all
who would pass safely and with little pain
through the great trial of motherhood.
These are the titles of two works either
or both Of which is sent for stamp ad
dressed to the author, DR.. STAINBACK VIII.
SON, Atlanta, Georgia.
Their truths should be kno,On TO all.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

DIR. ROGERS WORM SYRUP instantly dsstroys
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

BAKER's PAIN PANAoEA cures pain in Man and
Re St.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

&7OA WEEK. Sl3 day At homo easily made Costly
dp Aoutat free. Address Tnun d o., Augusta, Me
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

GpG[S y week In your town. Terms and IS outat
SDOO free. Add ess II. HALLErr & Co., Portland Mo,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

Some fepnales have just been arrested
in Kentucky for the manufacture of il
.licit whisky. This is the first recorded
of woman keeping still.
Mn. YANDERBnFs income is marvellous 40 in
Amberg,s Letter File. Try it. Cameron AM
berg d Co., Chicago,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-01

A TENTH WAEFMY EF JSo aSsr Aaa gAssoeI sall
"A mg Fotqral Be9S end Mbi0a. rESes reduced % 1ss
seat. Astleaal paAiLshna o., Rhilaaelpha, "a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-07-26

days The shortening ut the time was
brought about ~ The stage. conn., any
putting road ~ from Camas Prairie
up Rock creek and down Croy guIch,
striking the river at Haley, instead
q across the prairie and up the river
70 Bellevue, as formerIy.
John c., son u the late Brigham
Young, (not Mormon hvwever) dis
covered ledge near Hail y ten days
ago and has air, ady shown ii to be
worth $4,000.
Wni- Osborne, formerly of Boise, re-
Gently sold his one-third interest in
the Stilts discovery for $4,000
snow fingers IN the deep crevices
near tie summit Of the Sawtooth
range at the lead Of the Wood rivers,
tut will no doubt disappear lext
month. The Sawtooth proper has it's
"etcrnal snow
The Idahoans, Messrs. Geo. Bald
win, Al. Hull and Jim Grew are pros
peciing on the head Of Little Warm
Spring creek, four miles Of Haley.
Luther C,show isrnnning an express
between Haley and Ketchnm. N. b.
Bnrrus is making hay near Ketchum.
"Yank1 MorrelI is carpentering at
Haley. D. B. Kimmei has his jewell
~ store fitted up in neat style at Hal
ley. Leon Fuld has his business thor
oughly established at Haley. The
other Basinites here are all we'll aud
prospecting. CHAs. A. FOSTER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-07-26

Advices from well-informed cores
pondents at St. Petersburg report that
Russia is fast drifting into anarchy.
The Czar still keeps himself a close
prisoner at Peterhof. Occasionally,
when business of state requires his
presence at the capital, be leaves his
fortress, enters St. Petersburg almost
by stealth, and returns as quietly The
nhew Ministry under lgnatieff. has
abandoned the promised reforms, and
is crushing out by the most autocratic
and high-handed measures the move
ment for representative government
and reconstruction of the municipal
system on broader and freer basis.
The peasants, although crops promise
fairly well, are in a terrible plight;
officials from the highest to the lowest
are rank in corruption; priests of the
Othodox Church are not much. better,
aud Nihilism has reached pitch OF
arrogance and absoluteness unknowp
in the worst days Of this Romanoil
regime. The Nihilists did not exag-
gerate when they told the Gar the
other day that there was no longer oc-
casion for the use of dynamite, ss the
whole fabric of the Empire was abonl
Ito explode.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-07-26
Henry Watterson.s New PLATFORM.

From an Address to Indiana Democratic
Editors.
First. A law making assessments
upon officials for party purposes fell
ony in all concerned.
Second. !, A revision of the custom
list down to the basis Of tariff for
revenue only.
Third. A complete overhauling of
our commercial and other treaties, aud
thorough remodeling OF our shipping
and navigation laws.
Fourth. A mixed commission to
consider corporations Of every class;
the relation of the railways and the
banks to the Government; to decide
aud report upon principles of public
and scientific ecohomy, some distinct
and practical policy touching the new
problems of transportation and taxa
ton, which have arisen out of the COM
plications of modern invention, popu-
lations and progress.
Fifth. The limitation of the Presi-
dency to a single term of six years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-07-26

district has population Of about l3p.
80 ! am informed, and snstains fnur
mercantile houses, five public boarding
houses, two butcher shop~, three or.
innr saloons, two blacksmith shops.
rwo smeIter sizes have for su1ne time
been laid out just above town, and
last week a smeIter passed up to &c
cupy one Of them. It has 4 capacity
Of lhilty toms, aud will be il opera
ton abont the middle Of August.
These works are for tile Senate mines,
one O. the best developed properties
IN the country. 1t is reported that
another company will put UP a asmelier
befure snow flies. These mines If Ga
lena are situated abtat two niles from
town. ON a spur Of the Sawtoorh range
aud embrace some of the best devel-
oped properties in the country.
Galena is-situaIed at the terminus
If the Wood river toll road, which ex-
tends frem Bellevue. a distanc,. OF As
miles. The rad has been in good
travelling trim for some time, but a
Iorce is kept On it making important
changes.
Sawtooth City lies at the foot OF the
main SaWtooth range, distant some Is
miles in northwest direction from
Galena, and is connected with that
place by trail. This, however, will
soon be abandoned, as mining COM
pany operating near Sawtooth, made
arrangements with the toll road Conn
pany last month to extend the road TO
oawtooth A force OF sixty men is
employed, and will finish up the work
in three weeks more. As soon as this
road is completed l0-stamp quartz
mill and saw mill will go III for one
of the mines near Sawtooth.
Sawtooth City is a burg Of fifteen or
twenty log cabins. From fifty to six
ty men are employed in the mines
near by.
Two rich strikes have recently been
made in Bullion district. One by Van
Dusen Il Walter, OF Boise, in their
claim on Little Warm Spring creek, a
tributary of Croy, and the other on the
Eureka, the property of Col. Wall.
Vandusen and Walters have a six-loot
ledge with two feet of black suiphu-
rets which assays $4,000 per ton. A
two-foot seam Of galena was found on
the surface one day last week, shortly
after Col. Wall bought it for. $2500
He says he wouldn't take $50, for
| it to-day. The mine has been worked
since last year, and the owners have
beaten two trails, going to and from
work, within few yards of this new.
Undiscovered seam, but failed to SET
it. Another example of the freaks o
the "wheel of fortune" The BullioI
company is putting up hosting works
will. complete them within thre,
weeks.
/ Three more saw mills have lately
arrived and are now in operation
one near Galena, another on Elk creel
near Bullion, and the third, and entire
ly new one, two miles above ketch
um.
: A quartz mill, with capacity Q
r one ton per hour, is going up in Scor
pion gulch, three miles west Of HALEY
A recently-organizod company a
81 Council Bluffs anticipate erecting
Y smelter one-hal( mile west of HALEY
/. Two preliminary railroad surveys
!, one from Blackfoot and the other fror
e Kelton-have been run up the rive
0 to Galena within the last six week.
/. The little Smelter near Haley wi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16

Mckinney.

Special to the Herald
Mckinney, March l5.-Ex.Go venor 1hrock
morton Is still improving slowly. lie Is con-
fined to his led but his physicians have .nq
doubts of his recovery unless he should hsvrsl
backset. lie has uttered a great deal.
o. W. Narehali buried hls only child yestor-
day. tf
a lady from Missouri, Mrs. Mitchell, ar
rived hero Sunday evening and died dhai
night. She had consumption and came to
Texas for her health, but too late. The Ie-
mains were shipped back to her hone last
night 10y express.
The 1, O. .. II. will celebrate the 26ta Of
loiges from Dalles To Denlson will be invited
To attend, IL IL understood tho yrogrammt
will be the usual cere monies of the day, 10,
gether with basket dinner and barbecue al
the old fair grous Ids. Mr.. j. Waldo
mas very kindly promised to sell excuf'
sloc tickets at oae and one-llfth III {
for the round trip.
The deouty grand district comman der
organized castle OF the Knights OF the Golden
kulo last night, with seventeen charter mem-
eers. The eharter will be left open for thirty
days.
Ron. ". Nj. Merritt, representative iron
Collin, IL Ut home Oh leave of absence. II,
Will return to Austin tomorrow.
Quite number OF our citizens went 10 ABB
lene, to attend the sale of lotg.
There Is considerable interest felt In the
mayors election Mayor j. l.. Daggiit and
u. 4. Armstrong are the candidates. No far,
but little Is said about aldermen, They Will b,
on hand In time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16
New York Items.

New York, March l5.--The creditors of
tho ex-president of Mexico, Santa Asnna,
have secured through tho Surrogate $4,000
worth of diamonds, to settle their claims.
swISDLER AT LARGE.
1t has come to tho knowledge Of officers of
tho United States Mutual Accident associa-
tion that II man is travelling throughout the
west and southwest, representing himself as
authorised 10 establish agencies. Several
drafts cashed by western and south western
banks which came to hand have been dis
honored. No ono is authorized by tho com.
pany 10 establish new agencies.
THE PEDESTRIANS.
O'Leary became independent of his train
ers 70 night, infcrmgg then II an, the
boss." Rowell has followed Albert into re-
tirement, but took seven. mile spin for
practice, which he ram IN forty.one minutes
forty five seconds. AT 1880 O'Leary retired
tor sleep. followed, an haur lo.er, BY
Vaughan.
Two o'clock score: Vaughan, 242 s.S
miles; O'Leary, 33l "a.
COTTON EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES
The Times says: The mombers of tho
cotton exchange hal IN exciting ciscussion
yesterday ovsr proposed amendments 10 tho
bylaws extending the privileges if member.
ship TO all residents of tho United States
over twenty-one years Of age, and establish
ing uniform soedule of commission. Tho
ballots on tho amendment tane place on
tho 10Th.
THE TRICHINosIg SCARE.
The Times says: President Parker, of the
produce exchange, yesterday sent letter TO
Secretary Blaine requesting him to take such
action ~ the Importance aud magnitude of tho
interest at sIake demanded, 10 assure foreign
governments that pork products manufnc-
ture in the United States can be consumed
with impuuity.
THE PASSENGER AGENTS CoNcIAyu.
The Times ssys: The passenger aaents
yesterday reelected VIM. b. Shaituc. Sf The
New York, Pennsylvania md Ohio rail.
road, president; Il p. Wilson, of tho Gin.
cinrsti Southern, vice pretidopt and Alva
J. Smith of the O., q. and |. o.. secretary.
Special rates TO and from the summer fpsti.
vals are not fixed.
TIE TRIAL or WHITAKER,
From the Tribune: In tho Wbittskar
court-martlal yesterday, expert Southworth
testified he had discovered that the paper on
which tho note Of warning was written had
been written over with q pencil and the
writing afterward erased with rubber. The
words erased were those used In the note Of
warning, and they were in the hand writing
given him. s
DEATH OF A NAVAL orr1cHR.
Chief Engineer James w. Whitaker
United States navy. died in Brooklyn from
ton. -
The Parlhis brought S50O,0oo In cold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16
Generai Grant ON tho world,s Fair.

New York, March l5.--ht the next meet
ing OF the executive committee otthe worlds
fair commi ission, which will be held Wedpes.
day next, 1t will probably be decided whe,h-
or the fair will take place rs has been pro-
posed, or will bo abandoned. General
Grant said to-day to World reporter, who
had made inquiries of him: subscriptions
have failed TO come in as it was anticipated
they would, and time is getting too short to
admit of further delay or uncertainties. If
the lair is TO be held, buildings should be
ready for exhibits, especially those from dis
tant countries, within two years. There is little
time enough left for tho accomplishment Of
the work now, and it would bo useless TO
attempt II unless wo can begin very soon.
l have devoted much more timo to tho mat.
ter than l expected or promised to when l
accepted tho presidency Of the commission,
partly because my departure from tho
country has been delayed month longer
than expected, and partly because wanted
TO do what could to prevent failure Of
the scheme. Everybody seems TO hold back
--ihe railroad, express And steamboat com
panles; the local transportation companies,
hotels and bosrdnghoases. At least most
OF them fail 10 appreciate the benefits they
would receive lshould propose a postpone
meDt until 1881. That is soon enough any
way; but my Impression is that tho lcherue
should be given up If the finance committee
cmnos report 81 100000 in hand by Wednts.
dag."
"ln case the charter should be taken by
Ohicago, as has been suggested, would YOU
retain your present connection with <the
| commission"
mo; my interests are all in New York, or
in interests which center here"
Tho Times says: William A. Cole, a
vIce president ofthe worlds fair commission,
stated that unleps the transportation compa.
nies contribute about ST 100000 we can't
so on. That ia tho plain truth Of the mat.
ter"
From another sources at has been
learned That of tho transportation com.
psnies will be askedto contribute S750,OOO
Unloss tho demand is acceeded to, then the.
commissioners will wind up their accounts
and abandon the purpose Of their organiza-
ton. The two cnmpanies referred to arc
understood 10 DO tho New York Central
aud tho New York, Lake Erie and Western
railroads"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16
Abilene.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 The Herald.
Abilene, March lj.-Tbe sale OF town lots
here took place lo.lay. Strangers have been
arriving here for several days, by train sud
otherwise Last nights train brought \ large
number, and special train of Ave coaches
well filed, srrivel here at o clock this morn.
ing. Not less than Ave hundred people from
abroad are here to-day. The lirst choisc sold
at three huadred and firy five dollars, which
was knocked down to " 7. Berry. who took
two lots, paying seven hundred and ten dollars
fOr,iirst choice oflOts. The next choice was sold
10 william Cameron for three hundred ans
thirty i've dollars, VINO took two lots, paying
six hundred and seventy dollars. The num
her of lots sold during the day wss one hun
dred and thirty nine, realizing twenty three
thousand eight hundred and ten dollars. The
sale will continue tomorrow, All the parties
buying, intend building at once good bueiness
houses.
Two artesian wells are being sank, with
good prospects for water.
Preparations are also being made to start n
brick-yard, cay OF the best quaiity being found
here.
Everything now indicates town OF oonsid
cradle size and Importance at this point.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16
CONGRESSIONAL.


Scnhtc.
washington, March l5.-Wbcn the senate
met at IL o'clock, the desk of Senator Ma.
homo was decorated with Handsome ba.rai
OF flowers.
Inc Vice-pfesident gave notice 10 tho pal-
ierlos tnat any manifestations Of approval or
dlsapproval. such rs sad been made yester.
uay were IN violation OF the rules OF and nm
III s,It 10 'he senate, and that If they we,e re-
n,aaso r,GM,su 'o-uay nc would order the galleries
entitled to privileges Of the floor would not in
any way contribute to disorder.
Mr' Voorhees called up the resolution offer.
eu ny MN yesterday, calling on the attorney :
gsnrra, m,w igr Information o. to the name Of tie
uepuIy uni!eu States marshal appointed IN
tne state Oh Indiana 10 attend the POLLS nj a.,
eleotion held In that state, October last ioaether
WIN the respective loo alities where such mar
hnnis Were placed, and $50 the names Of sue
sen11rs, sr1 m,a,shals VINO were appointed In To-
ON motion of Mr.. Edmunds, the amendment
was adopted cal ing for any Information In
possession OF the attorney general besrlpg
upun % .nc hecsAsity Tor employment Of such
ninrshais. The resolution nj amended was
agreed 10. WIS
Mr.. fendleton called up his reorgs gsnixntion
resolution, when Mr.. Cameron, Of Pennsyi-
suI ysss in,s,possd nsv, notion 70 ndjourn-lost
republicans. "''' 'ne
MI Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, followed I'M
WIN notlon to proceed 10 consideration OF
s,. ei"eu,ive business-lost, yeas "a, nays "a.
kMr. Ransom offered q resolution ,lifeoiinr ths
committees on commerce to Inquire into
Tue con iitlOn OF the Potomac rIv.
cr IN front of Washington city, the
nsvisa6llity ofssid river, the effect OF bridges
health Of the city and 10 report at tho me N
sesslon OF the sea ate what steps ought 10 kc
further action. ''o io'
Mr. fcndleton moved 10 adjourn. Itwns
evident, he said, TINT 40 vote cS,iii bo rsnc~ss
on the pending business,
Ihe motion was asrned to and the aonnte
accordingly, at 1850, adjourned. '"''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16
Caucussisg ON Organization OF the

washington. March l5.-Ihe republican
senator's In caucus to-day completed their
committee list, with the exception OF the
usual vacancies for minority representation,
whloh are left to be filed by the democratic
iho chairmanfhip US perfected to-day places
kellogg AT iho head of the committee on pen-
sous. Malone remains on the list as chair.
i!an of the committee on agriculture and ia
plso assigned 10 the naval Affairs ald pcstoffice
committees. The democ. attic msmbers Of the
senate held mcus ths afternoon, at which,
gs rule OF the general Discussion
on Yesterdays Developments, II was dcsidel
70 accept The situation gracefully by prapnr.
inf q list OF democratic senators for minority
representation ON the committees Tins conn
nlttee was Instructed TO revise tho L.alority
lhtproNioasly prepared and report 10 a fn-
ture caucus. The sentiment OF tn. caucus To-
dsy was aversc 10 establishing the dangerous
lteceient OF paring dan jcr,t sona.ors with
tne incoming republican senators from Maine
aAd hinncsota. The chairnanships Of the
committees ON privat claims, revolutionary
ciaitos and ensr0sssd bills. ns sra usually
giv'n to ne minority, viii, 1t 10 understood, be
assigned by ihe democrats h Bayard johnson
ans Davis, OF West Virginia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16

81. Petersburg, March 5.--The Grand Duke
vladimir was yesterday appointed to the
command OF the imperial guard aud of tho
military district Of st. Petersburg. The re.
mains Of the emperor will be removed at
o'clock this evening FROM the cabinet adjoin.
Ing the reception hall to the chapel OF the
palace. All members OF the imperial family
and high dig1itarics and onicials will b,
present. The body, In accordance with the
wishes or the deceased, Is clad In the uniform
Of the Preobraschen.k regiment. An
or'genien was chsnted last evening. Atmd-
night the doctors made an autopsy with
which they proved that all the Internal organs
were III u normal condition, thereby rrlnilns
me recent current report respecting tho health
unlmed. VIZ