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THIRD DAY, THURSDAY. JUNE 8, 1854
GENERAL SESSION.

GENERAL SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. M. N. Gilbert.
Report of the committee OF arrangements.
Report OF committee on nominations.
1890 a. m. Address by the seer, tary Of the
section on surgery and anatomy. Dr.. VIM.
A. BVrdsn OF Quincy, Ill.
on state medicine. Dr.. A. L. Glbon, q. 8. N.
Report of committee on meteorological and
clinical records. DR.. N. 8. Davis.
Miscellaneous business.
Report of treasurer.
Report of librarian.
Report of committee Of publication.
Section on Practice Of Medicine, Materia
Medlca and Physiology, Meets at the
Opera House.
lat salicylate OF potassa and its use in
acute rheumatism and dyspepsia. DR.. NJ.
Donnelly.
Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women.
Meets at Odd Fellows hall.
Section OF Surgery and Anatomy. Meets at
Sherman hall.
LIST. Excisions OF the intestinal canal
where covered with peritoneum. DR.. VIM.
A. Boyd, Quincy, Ill.
I'd. Fatal influence OF An@sthetics In dis
eases of the kidneys. Dr.. l., Turnbull, Phil
adelphia.
3D.. Osteotony and exhibition OF instru-
ments. DR. G. T. Poore, New York City.
4th. Contributions 10 the surgery of the
liver. DR.. Jos. Ransohoff, Ciucinnati, o.
5th. The proper points for incision in the
drainage of suppurat,ng knee joints. Dr..
Edmund Andrews, Chicago, ILL.,
Section on State Medicine. Meets at Work.
mems hall
Section on ophthalmology. Meets at Mar
ket hall.
1st Cases OF deafness following diphtheria,
hysterla, etc. DR.. Laurence Turnbull, Phila.
deIphla.
Section on Diseases Of Children. Meets at
Druids hall.
1st. Potato poultices for pneumonitis in
children. DR.. Ephriam Cutter, NnW York
city.
Section on Dentistry. Meets at Common
Council room.
LIST. The need OF dental surgery in the army
and navy. DR.. j. 8. Marshall, Syracuse, N. Y.
ID. How dentists should be educated. DR..
W. w. Allports Chicago, Ill.
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FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, JUNE Q. 1882. 10 A. N.
GENERAL SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Marshall.
Report of committee of arrangements.
Final report of committee on nominations.
1890 q. m.-Address by chairman of Sec
tion on diseases of children. By DR.. s. G..
Busey, Washington, D. G.
1880 q. m.-Address by chairman of Sec
ton ON dentistry. By DR.. D. q. Goodwillie,
N. 7. city.
Report of committee on neurology.
Reports Of secretaries Of sections.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjourned.
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A New Pilgrims Progress.

CHICAGO, June 5.-The Ancient Com
panions' Domestic club will make pilgrim
age to st. Paul on the 10th of July.
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j. NJ. Keller, Hot Springs, Ark.
T. M. Flsndrau, Rome, N. Y.
g. Rrumine. DETROIT. Mich.

JIM. Keller, Hot Springs, Ark.
T. M. Flsndrau, Rome, N. 7.
c. Brumine, Detroit, Mich.
J.F Carpenter, Pottsvlle, Pa.
E. Dyer, Pittsburgh, Pa.
G. Seller, Pittsburgh, Pa
Mrs. Catherine B Slater, Aurora, Ill.
A. NJ. Pollock. Pittsburgh, Pa
j. D. Thomas, Pittsburgh, Pa.
8. c. Thomas, Milroy, Ind.
o. D. Norton, Cincinnati, o.
JIG. Connell, Pittsburgh, Pa.
W. J. Asdale, Pittsburgh, Pa.
T. NJ. Cheesman, New York, N. Y.
J. w. Dora, Msttoon, III.
Harry Hakes, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
John NJ. Browne, navy department, q. 8.
G. c. wykoff, Buffalo, N. Y.
c. G. F. Gay, Buffalo, N. Y.
E. A. Lee, Chicago, III.
A. Watson, Jersey City, N. j.
j. Duuglison, Philadelphia, Pa.
Albert Fricke, Philadelphia, Pa.
+ Woodbury., Philadelphia, Pa.
w. j. Conklin, Dayton, o.
T. A. Foster, Portland, Ne
d. Lichiy, Rochelle, Ill.
w. c. Spence. U. 8. army.
g. W. Rohr, Rockford, III.
E. &. Elder, Indianapolis, Ind.
c. R. Mason, Hartford City, Ind.
J. L. Alice, Lancaster, Pa.
Jas P. Ziegler, Mt Joy, Pa.
Henry Carpenter, Lancaster, Pa.
N L. Herr, lancaster, Pa.
] G. Weaver, Strasburg, Pa.
Geo. Douglas. Oxford, N Y.
Gro Duns more, st. Adams, vt.
NJ. R. Gage, Sparta, Wis.
ID. Mlliken Hamilton, o.
Joel Pennington, Milton, Ind.
OfHEH ARRIVALS.
A large delegation of physlcians from the
East and South arrived in the city last night
The following are their. names as far as it
was possible to obtain them last evening:
DR.. McNulty, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
DR.. NJ. v. Hunt, Waseca, MINI.
DR.. W. A Hunt, Anderson, Ind.
DR.. D. 8. Cummings, Waseca, MINI.
Dr.. j. z. Bowers, Rochester, MINI.
DIR. s. 8. Wallbhk, Duluth, MINI.
DR.. T. q. Flsuner. Quincy, Mich.
DR.. j. G Cornell, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DR.. w. J. Asdale, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DIR. D. B. Collins, St. Peter, MINI.
DR.. w. A. Jones, St. Peter, MINI.
DIR. j. c. Rosser, Brainerd, MINI.
DIR. Varian, Pennsylvania.
DR.. Scott, Cleveland.
DR.. B. F. Dobson, Berlin, Wis.
DR. J. R. Reilly, Appleton, Wis.
DR.. VIM. Dougall, Joliet, Ill.
DR.. j. NJ. Emmert, Atlantic, 10.
DR.. W. C. Egan, Atlantic, 10.
DR.. j A Blanchard, DIS Moines, 10.
DR.. N. II. Hurd, Des Moines. 10.
DR.. j. P. Morrison, Des Moines, 10.
DR.. Bggs, Waterloo, Wis.
DIR. D. N. Grouse, Waterloo, Wis.
DE-. o. Burbank, Waverly, 10.
DR.. VIM. Boys, Waverly, 10.
DIR. NJ. Pomeroy, Juneau, 10.
DR.. II. L. Snodgrass, Buffalo, Pa.
DR.. Ariel B4llou, Wooasocket. r. I.
DIR T. G Scott, Cleveland.
d.. John T Carpenter. Pottsvilie, Pa.
Dr.. D G DirIall, West Union, 10.
DR.. NJ Rowe, Dudley, III.
DR.. G. A Payne, Mapkato, MINI.
DR.. D. Mason, Milwaukee, Wis.
DR.. =. e. Robinson, West Union, 10.
DR.. J. q. Cook, Marshalltown, 10.
Dr. j. P. Buck, Appleton, WIS.
D.. w. HsQ.rgy, Tyler, 10.
Dr. Vale, Homer. MINI.
Dr. E j. Buck, Platieville, Wis.
Or. WIN. Watson, Dubuque, 10.
,,ycrvsorl Drrun.rvs
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in the city:
DR.. ". W. Sweeney, Red Wing.
Dr.. s. C. M,Cormick. Duluth.
DR.. w. w. Mayo, Rochester.
DR.. s. B. She.rdown, Wlnona.
DR.. w. Ii. P'ast, Saltwater
DR.. j. B. NJ, G4nghey, Winona.
Dr.. g. ". Wood, Faribsult.
DR. A. G Gilman, st. Cloud:
De Z. PhiiiI g, Minneapolis.
Dr.. q. w Abbott, Minneapolis.
DR. J. Fl. Murphy, St Paul.
DR.. g. A. Wheaton,, st. Paul.
DR.. Z. J Davis, MaukatO.
DE-. Chas. Berry, New Ulm.
DR.. Otis Aver, LIE Saeur.
DIR. Mcclure, Garden City.
DR.. w. l.. Lincoln, Wabashaw.
DR.. John Kurt, Moorhead.
DR.. l. P. Dodge, Pennington.
Dr.. n. F. Tef1G, Plainview.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
CHICAGO, June 5.-The following Chicago
physicians departed this evening for st. Paul,
to attend the annual meeting of the American
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M1NNrsorA nELEsArKs.

The following are the names of the dele.
gates from this state, nearly all Of whom are
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A large delegation of physicians from the
East and South arrived in the city last night
The following are their names as far as it
yes nossihie to nhtain them last eYeninG:
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STOCKS.
UTURES.

LIVERPOOL has had another OF day, 0penej
nat, 2-6l to tot lower than last nights closing
declined about 2-6i more during the dnv. and
closed dull. New York opened steady. about
points below the closing Of yesterday, then adj
al the higheStpoin of the day, October show.
ing more strength than the other months closed
points higher than last night and poipt,
higher than the opening this morning Chicago
opened steady, declined slightly, thenadyancel
steadily I'M the close with pork " Sti M
for October the highest point reached hi,
year. w.
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COTTON.

NeoipiSo. cotton m this city to-day bv
NSioh, were 25 bales and 900 bales nv rai'.
,oou-. G. p Stephenson received Go1 CIc.
vuiNc lyO bales callicr Is lin 10 bales lrum the
S1lne NolnI a uppenhcimCr a Co CIblles Mr..
otSh nom scgoyillg, sent about 90 bales
N.Y. NV 9lhtr parties received the balance.
me shipments were SO bales lul over She
tSNa, N Pacific aud lO) bales 10y the Houston
SI,leAaS central t!s said the latter road has
mtyV. communication with ocean Steamers.
WWiuVI slNes u advantages over competing lines.
mmne'ner lAls IS true not IN point OF fact the
i it,rih Is not informed further shan by Wmor.
WpIlu seem reasonable 10 suppose that other
T,'s nau equal advantages in this particular.
tue,S was decline in Liverpool TO dayofa siN
.,yu,'i' put In the American markets prices are
firm ." ""''"' P''eS axe
Kidding ''''''''''''''''''u
Slfcl low midd!iug ~
Low middlng. -. .'''''''''''''''
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LIVERPOOL
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Have heard the highest expressions
appreciation from parties who have taken
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WIN, L1TrERER & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn,
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with Double Roller Hulling
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/ list.
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m q TLCE
TO
Builders & Contractors.

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Cnyson county, Texas, ~ per plans and speci.
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The Trustees reserve The rirh, 20 reject any
and all bios T. HERNs TADT.
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Fairmlndcd physician now recommends
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RECLINING CHAIR CARS FREE

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nenlson and Hannibal,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
FIRE RECORD.

TIrUsvILLE, April IA fire broke out,
this morning, at $3.50 destroying the Par
shall House and Opera House; also serious
ly damaging the Brunswick Hotel and
Watson's stables. The insurance will not
cover eighth of the loss on the Opera
House and Parshall House. The Hotel
Brunswick is the most magnificent Ill ap-
pointment in the United States, owned by
Senator Roberts, is partially insured. The
Brunswick and Opera House will probably
be rebuilt by Roberts. The entire loss is
fully $l50,OOO. A fireman was seriously in
iured, and a cOlored cook is missing, sup
posed to be burned to death.
New YORK, sApril l4.-At l1:30 A. VI.
flames were discovered in Boomer & Bos-
ebert Press Company'S office, NeSey street.
The flames spread rapidly, and at - o'clock
the fire was still burning tierCely. There
were rumorS of an explosion and loss OF
life, but happily they proved groundless.
On the top floor was Rich's perfumery
works, where thirty.six girls were employ
ed. Some printers rushed up from the
floor below and gave the alarm. The great
est excitement prevailed for afew moments,
but the girls finally, and with some diff
Guilty, escaped, either over the roof to the
adjoining houses or down the fire escape In
the rear. Loss covered by insurance.
KAssoN, MINI, April IA school build
ing was destroyed by fire, yesterday: Loss,
$4,000; insurance $4,000. Supposed to be
the work of inCendaricS.
CHASE. Mich, April l4.-IIerbert Thomas
saw mill was burned. Loss $l20,0OO; par
TALLY insured. The night watChman claims
that three masked men held him while
two more fired the mill.
HARRISON, MIcH., April 1.-THE loss in
the fire here yesterday will reach SoO,oop
or $75, 600; insurance light.
ProyIpENCE, II. J., April 1.-THE loss by
the burning OF the Greepville Woolen
Company slmill and adjoining tenemcntS is
1900: insurance 5000
WoONsoCKET, r. l., April 14.--The Whip
pie WOolen Mill at Greenville, four and
half stories, built of stone and being six
set mill, with improved machinery, together
with the boiler house, dye house, and five
tenements, all owned by the Greenville
Manufacturing Company, were destroyed
by fire last night. The stock in the mill
was saved Loss. 1925, 900; insurance, So
OOO The mill will be rebuilt
MITCHELL, INp., April 4.-Alfrcd Guth-
rie's pork house, at Tunnelton, was burned
to-day. loss, 5000. The fire was accidcn-
tai and there was no insurance.
PORTSMOUTH, O., April H.-At South
Cre;>k. the home of Lewis Koenig was
burned to day, and little daughter pershed
in the flames.
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SECRETARY LINCOLN.
All RumorS OF His Retirement Tu-
founded.

An RunlOr> OF His Retirement iu-
founded.
lSl,~cia{ D+spGtrh 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April l4.-Eyery onre in a
while it is reported that Secretary Lincoln
i about 10 retire from the Cabinet, and this
announcement is usually accompanied by
the statement that he will iienter the canvass
before the Illinois Legislature for the Uni
TOD States Senate Ii is not the custom OF
ynv official to resign one place in order to
cnter into a canvass FOR another. Mr.. Lin
coin certainly has in view no such silly step
~ this The canvass Tor the United States
Senate is still long way Off Whether he
is To- be a candidate before the Illinois Leg
islature or not has not yet been developed.
II will depend very much upon whether
enough Republicans in Illinois think it
worth while to bring him forward as a
candidate. One thing is certain, however
that there is no prospect OF his retiring
from the cabinet or being asked to resign.
These stories are based on the fact that he
is the las. member Of the Garfield cabinet,
and it is this new stalwart turn of the
Presidents that hos given the wiseacres
reason to think tha Mr.. Lincoln must go.
The fact of it is thst Mr.. Lincoln is men,
ber of the Arthur cSbinet in every sense OF
the word and he does not remain as a
member of the Gstfield cabinet He was
the first member 4 Mr.. Arthur's cabinet
who was asked out and out by the Presi-
dent to come with i'm. Mr.. Linqssp's re-
Iat'onS with the President are thoroughly.
satisfactory. sud thsre is no reason why
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PARKERS BURG.
Sad Case Of DrOwning-Pers .E<-
thetic Skaters.
SDecfdl 10 the Rooster.

Special 10 the Register.
PARKEH>RURC, April H.. Yesterday,
about noon young man named Coley,
was drowned in the Little kanawha river.
From Justice Butcher we learn the follow
ing particulars: Young Coley, with a COM
panion named France were engaged in
running trot line and were using a rot
ten Old John boat" which suddenly
sprung leak and rapidly lilled with water.
The France boy, who 10y the way, isa Grip
pie, jumped ont of the sinking boat and
begged his companion to DO 50, but
Colcy remained in the boat until il
went down, and before any body could
reach him, was drowned France reached
the shore in very exhausted condition,
and almost chilled to death. After two
hours search Colcy'S body was found, and
by synpathizing friends borne TO his Wild
owed mothers home. Mrs. Coley's atilic-
ton seems hard, indeed, rs this l. the Sec
ond sad bereavement within the past week,
she having lost her mother by death from
dropsy last Sunday. This son was her
main support, and his untimcly death
leaves her in very destitute circumstances,
with two small children to support. The
deceased was of industrious habits, and
had been employed at the Annilne works,
but. owing to a fclon on one OF his fingers,
could not perform his duties,
and in order 10 earn 4 subsistence for him.
self and those dependent upon him. he was
engaged in fishing with the sad results Just
rCCted.
Col Thos &. Smith, of this city, left here
for Moundsyille today, and after attend
ing meeting of the Board of Directors, OF
which he is a member, will leave for New
Orleans, and from there, will visit Hot
Springs, Ark, with the hope OF recovering
his health, which has been very poor, since
the attack of typhoid fever few weeks
ago. His host of friends here and else.
where throughout the State will be pleased
to see the genial Colonel return to Parkers.
burg fully restored to his usual health.
An amusing race took place at our
skating rink one evening this week.
The following well known high.>teppcrs
were entered for the race OH wheels, the
aurelS to crown the brow of the most
ami,rdrd skater. Hon. u. II. Leonard, E..
r. Caldwell, Col. Bukey and ID. X. Neale,
.Ir. The Judges, ex-Gov. Stevenson, John
Adair and B. NJ. Amber decided the race
in favor of d. X. Nealc, Jr., who was de-
clared the champion, awkward, awfully
awkward winner OF the race, and was
crowned as such amid the plauditS OF the
spectators. II Leonard don't make better
time in the Congressional race than he did
last night, he will get left sure. He just
reached the chalk line, on the home stretch,
as cx Gov. Stevenson arose To proclaim the
results of the race. +.