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Vertigo, Dizziness and nlIn.lness.
OFFICE, UrIcA MORNING HERALD, |
UTICA, Feb. Is, 1882.

UrlcA, Feb. Is, 1882.
I have been troubled with vertigo since
last July, and have suffered greatly every
night after any considerable exertion from
dizziness and blindness. tried two bottles
Of Hop Bitters, and since then have been
entirely relieved. Respectfully yours,
J. j. FLANAGAN.
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THE genuine SARATOGA Hen ROCK SpRIse
WArER, for sale by all druggists by the doz-
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
MY.
J.F. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport p4w
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shrAnk the sun-!n d-rkneSs clouded-
Gn,ciOus Of the Almighty power;
Nights black nAutle nature ShrOwded
"FtUm the klKth 10 tae ninth hour"
My"uc tOrcc-obeyinE HItaVeu-
Wrought a sudde earthquakes shock:
10 the temples veil Was riyen,
And the plain, aud mount, and rick!
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Incorporated IN 1865 for 70 yeas, by the Legisla'
turo for educational and charitable pIrpoSes-wlth
capital OF 81 0oO, 0O0-tO which reserve fund oil
$780, 900 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote, iH franchise
was made part OF the prcsSnt State Constitution,
adopted December 2, A. D. 1879.
Tie only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed BY
the people OF any State. il never scales or post
poneS. It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly.
4 splendid opportunity TO win fortune Fourth
Grand Drawing, ClASS u, at NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday, April 10, ISsS-I55th Monthly
Drawing.
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"BuchnpRiba."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81
DruggistA.
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The Jail in Grand Isle county, Vt, has
been without an inmate for over two years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-24

The very best iron preparation, and the
one having the largest sale Is, Browns Iron
Bitters. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-24

IN 6ethsetnAue, 70 the Father
Thus prayed He-the CIoSs. doomed Son
"From me pass this cup-yet rather
Be thy will-not my Will DONE"
Pilste, urEtd By Jewish malice
Gave them Christ 10 cruelty:
bank lie Of that bitter chiliCe
Mans like cup 10 Sanctly.
Foes were there, with IhUms Him crownlng;
There. stood Roman guards with spean;
There. be railing nbDlE .ifoHning,
hailed Hun king Of Jews" with !eerS!
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S. c.. S..

b. A. scOtt's Cough Syrup is offered to the
voplc Of this city and vicinity upon posi-
i've guarantee. II tho fist bottle does not
ne entire satisfaction, you can get your
norey back by returning the bottle TO your
druggist,
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TUFTS
IN 5lls;Z
PILLS
,A.plsoRpERED LIVER
&c THE RANE

OF tho present generation. II Is for the
Cure Of this disease and It's Attendants,
sI6R HEADACHE, B1LI0UsNEsS, DYs-
PEP5IA, CONSTIPATION, PILES, etc., that
TUFTS PILLS have gained world.wido
population. No Remedy has ever been
discovered that acts 80 gently on the
dig sStivo organs, giving them vigor 70 as
sim Hate food. As natural result, tho
Nc rvous System Is Braced, tho Muscles
arN Developed, and the Body Robust.
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SCOrrs COUGH SYRUP.

Price % and so cents bottle. For sale by
LOGAN &Co.,
N1Splw Wholesale Agents.
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The widow oil Captain Marryat, the nov.
elist, died last month at the age OF ninety
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MEDICAL.
ForDySpepsia,
ranrcmont Of Liver, bowels and KIdnoys.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
lad Breath: Pain In the Side. sometimes the
pain Is felt under the Shoulder.blaJe mistaken for
rheumatism; general loss Of appetite: Bowels
generally coGIiYe, sometimes alternating with lax;
the head Is troubled with pain, Is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss q memory, accompanied
with painful sensation ofleaVinE undone something
which ought to have been done: slight, dry cough
and flushed ace is sometimes an attendant, often
mistaken for consumption: the patient complains
Of the skin exists: spirits arc low and Respondent,
and although satisfied that exercise would De bcue.
fetal. yet one can hardly summon up fOrtItude to
Try it-in fact, diStru6B every remedy. Several
ofthe above symptoms attend the diSeaie. but cases
have occurred when but few Of them existed, yet
examination after death has Showa the Liver to
have been extensively deTanged.
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Gtre lnteliqencer.
a,rc. No>. ~ anu - Fourteenth slreel


Morn OF grace and matches glory
Atralds II AcOnQuetOl'e day:
Conquerot gTeAl-alOne, In story
Life and Death Ills will obey.
Lord OF liie-iu death siupeLdouS-
MAu and God, Of klugs tie King:
Risen from death III might Tremendous
Earth and Heaven Ills tfiun. phS sIug.
Day OF Joy, aud AdOM LOTT
l.fownh II we'll Cod wOndrous plan;
Flni shed, the loTelold OblntIon-
OF the son Of God-lOr man.
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By virtue Of IN order OF FeigTSnec entered In the
above entitled cRuse on the I'D day Of February,
4. b. 1883, IL a referred 70 tho undersigned Com.
missioner in ChRnCefy oil the said Court 10 G6cer.
tain and report TO said Court all the liens upon the
real eatAte Of said John Frank In mid bill men.
toned and described, or on any part thereof, the,
names OF the o4Rers oil Tich Hens the amount Of
each OF such liens, and the pHorities thereof,
which real estate the said John Prank IL possessed
OF or entitled TO- aud whether the rents aud prontA
Of the real CtRtee CT SNid John Frank In kaid bill
mentioned and Deserted, will ai!Aiy the liens
thereon 10 five years
Such CommialOu,r shall further report 70 the
Court upon ANY other matter deemed pertinent BY
himself or rCIuiEcd ~ any patty TO DO reported In
this cause. '..
Notice is hereby glSeUthet the undersigned Com.
missioner has tl1Gd upon TUESDAY,. the 27lh day
OF March a. ~. lSo commencing A. tea O'Clock 4.
~, AZ The time and his otilce, Nm. I'm ChRpline
street In the City Of wheeling, Ohio county, West
ViginIA, an the plRre at when Will proceed 10 AZ
certain and report the several matters In the sAid
order OF Tcic.uncc teqbiTcd. .-'H
Given under my hand lAis I'D day o. February,
A. D., 1888. JOSEPH 4, PAuLL,
Commissioner.
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Dead and buried. dsysia Hade.- .
Conquered He-Sin. Death and He'll:
Scaled the Iomb-but God had said Ills
son with Him IN Heaven should dwell.
Came two women BIS tomb AeekiUg-
Mary, and the MAgdGlene:
hpt with wonder, ceased they speaking
10 All angels form was seen
shone the form liks lightning lurid;
il had rolled the stone away
From the tomb where Christ wAi buried,
And Tho guards like dead men layI
spaKe the Rugel-"Nomen, fear not
Whom ye teek Is risen, believe;
Jesus, cfucined-is here not
Him ye think Is dead doth live"
v,
Alleluia, mans retention:
Sacrifice, aud victory:
Chiists blood purchased full exemption
From SINS written penalty.
Triumphed lle-in Ills rejection
Who alone the .wiuepreSS trcd:
In His death aud resurrection
Showed lie man the way 10 God.
Whom The buildeN once rejected
Plactd His Church upon rock.
Firm II Stands-oy Rim projected
'Gain6t tho & teSof HeIrS rude Ghcck.
IIhacling, March %, 1858,
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SCOTS COUGH SYRUP

Nritsat the foundation OF all pulmonary
diseases curing Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
S'FrthrOat Group, Bronchitis, Asthma, 1nctp'
itat Consumption, Difficult Breathing, Pain
inlhe Chest andatords the most efIectual re
Hdor whoopinE Cough and Consumption
10 lis advanced stages.
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OMNlISSlONER's NOTICE.
William pIcter,sill,2 j.! ~

John Frank, Sophia Catherine Frank, his vile,
Anton Rsymann, trustee The Wheeling Ttuto.
MIA Building Ans: ttiOH, Jacob sIeineld trustee,
HGlIg weinberg. wiilism II. caldwell, trustee.
The United ststes building. Land and Loan Az
EociAtion Of Wheeling, VIII. Gllligau, trustee,
Thomas Otilen, admins tHtor Of the estate OF
1hOnm flanagan, deceased, George b. Caldwell,
A. j Clarke, trustee James Duikin, George W.
EckhAtt, Ir. trustee, The Peoples. Bank. Alfred
iCNld we'll trustee, Gregory Werner, trustee, W.
Frederick SChuellH, John ". NeltE and John Fla.
ding, pArluc dhlLE busintss under tho hfm
name ard SII lie OF BcltI q tlNdlug ], G. McCurdy
and John Smith partner. roinR business under
Tho Grln nHInu aud style Of ]. c. McCurdy d Co,
william GlliGan, FInE A. Wm5er, Z, b. Davis,
Julius Schmidt Hnd T. r Keller partners doing
business under the lrm name and Atyle Of Davis,
Schmidt & Keller. LUrtIM kewbcrEer, admins
traitor Of the Cltaie Of Michael EewbeRer, de-
ceased, Charles stark, Lake Elton, LoTGnL New
berger, u. q. Cur:lCLiFIA. pel6rugge. Valentine
Geiscy, John r. Carney aud George h. CarnAhan.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
WEST ylaalNlANs HEADING THIswAY
Accompanied BY E,uaa-DArI, will Not Appear on
the Field In Person, bat Wilson ThrsHtsnI to
Pull on His Coat and Fight for HIn-The
Mysterious Visit Of Woods and Hall.

From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, January State Repre-
sentatiyes Woods and Hall left for Wheel
ing last night. Ex.sergeant.atArms Alder
son, who is a candidate for clerk of the
Senate is here, together with Representative
Mcqueen, Of Nicnolas county. They leave
for Wheeling tonight, accompanied
by Mr.. Kenna. Senator Davis said this
morning that he had no intention Of
going to Wheeling during the Senatorial
contest. 1t is understood that Colonel
Ben Wilson will leave for Wheeling within
a few days and take of his coat and go to
work for Henry G. Davis in the Senatorial
canvass. It is remarked that not one
member OF the West Virginia Legislature
from the old Third District has come this
way en- route 10 Wheeling.
There is considerable speculation as to
the object OF the visit Of Joe Woods and
"Sep" Hall to Washington at this time.
They both had several conferences with
Mr.. Kenna and Senator Davis.
All the members oil the District Court OF
West Virginia are in the city on their way
10 Parkersburg, where 4 SESSION OF the
Court will convene on next Wednesday.
Judge Jackson stated to the INTELLlGgScER
representative that he was not q candidate
for the Senatorship, never had any inten-
tion OF being one and, did not desire it. 1t
is understood that the members Of the
legislature from the Kanawha Valley have
decided to push the candidacy Of Kenna.
He is preferred to Matthews and Quarter,
and II neither OF the three can succeed, to
spring the name Of new man into the
contest. The Delegates from that sec
ton are determined that the Senator shall
come from that section OF the State.
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WAsHISGToS, January 7.-George Ken.
row, OF this city, who has travelled exten-
sively in Siberia, and who Is perhaps the
best authority in this country upon the
geography OF Arctic Asia, speaking OF the
statement telegraphed from Boston that
the bodies Of the crew Of the Jeannette's
second cutter had been found by an
American artist on the Gulf Of Khatonga,
q long narrow arm OF the Arctic ocean,
south and east OF the Tairmur peninsula,
says the story strikes him as u very clumsy
invention. He says the mouth OF Gulf
Khatanga Is more than 800 miles in an air
line and more than 800 miles following the
coast from the place where the boats ofthe
Jeaanette separated. Lieut.. Chipp knew
verywell De Long intended to land at the
mouth oil the Lena, and 1t is
hardly to Be supposed he would de.
liberately and voluntarily go three or
four hundred miles farther westward and
land on the edge OF the Tairmur peninsula,
the dreariest and most desolate and least
known part ef the entire North Sibe.
rian coast. OF course he might
have been blown there against his
will, but It is in the highest degree i'm.
probable. The artist who is said to have
discovered Lieutenant Chips party on
the coast OF Khatanga, went there, accord
ing to his letter, for the purpose OF finding
a brother.in.law exiled to the siberian
Mines"
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FOREIGN NEWs NOTES.

The Rhine and its tributaries are every
where falling.
A crisis has occurred in the Spanish
Ministry, which was unexpected, and has
caused great sensation.
Edwin Booth has accepted an engage.
ment at the Residenz Theater, Berlin. His
first appearance will be as "Hamlet."
. Enormous throngs Of people visited the
tomb OF Gambetta yesterday. There are
many signs Of mourning for Gambetta in
Bordeaux, Cherbourg and other towns
The Berlin Chamber OF Commerce il
circulating petition, which will be signed
by all members OF the German Bourses,
against the proposed tax on Bourse trans
actions.
In fight between the Albanian and
European members Of the Alexandria
police force, one Albanian was killed aud
six dangerously wounded. Two European
policemen were injured. A searching in
guiry into the affair has begun.
Lisbon papers state the basis OF an ar.
rangement between England and Portugal
regarding their respective possessions at the
west coast OF Africa in the Cession OF Wyn.
da to England on condition OF the latter
supporting the claims OF Portugal on the
Congo river.
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Tho Irlinols sepator.hip.

srRNGrIELp,J January 6.-Gencral Raum's
friends express confidence in their candi-
dates staying properties, and claim that he
will be a winner on the third or fourth
ballot. Just how this happy result will be
accomplished remains to be seen. oglesby's
followers are Just as cheerful, and the Cul-
lom crowd, not to be outdone, loudly pro.
claim their candidate dead sure 10 come in
ahead. The legibility question is being
used to some effect against the Governor,
aud 1t may settle the dispute. There
are Legislators who will make a bitter
fight on the point. Hunt OF Edgar,
is one OF them, and will take
care that his views on the topic are known
and fully understood in the caucus. No
very authentic estimate as to the strength
Of the candidates has as yet been made. A
pair OF welliniormed politicians, not par
ticularly champions Of any candidates,
have atsome pains figured Tie situation as
follows Cullum 70, Ranm %, Rinaker 10,
Oglesby %, Henderson Z. The list has
been carefully prepared, and SO far rs pos.
sible the views OF each legislator ascertain
ed. Should five Republicans hold out
there will be vast amount Of mental an.
gui5h at the capital.
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ST. Lopls, January G-The strike at the
Vulcan Iron Works Is still on, and 1900
woFkmep are lying Idle and waiting for
something 10 turn up. On Monday the
men receive their December pay, and Il
viii! take 100000 to go around. One Of
the mill owners said to-day; "The manu-.
laCturers are more to blame for the
deadlock than any one else. They
are Crowding production TO It's ut.
most limit, aud expect to make
100000 tons Of rails this year, They
have forced prices down TO the lowest
point with the evident intention Of forcing
the Western mills out Of the market, and
the men ought to see that y We compete
with them We muSt reduce wages TO 4
practical limit. The cut We propose is ior
their interest, as well us ourS.h Tue work,
men do not look at It in this light, They
say they are willing 10 stand reduction o.
90 per cent on present rates, hut the mill
owners want $50 per cent Hence the
present difficulty,
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BRIEF TELRoRAMs.

W. A. seaver, one OF the editions OF Har.
ptr'I Magazine, died yesterday, after two
days sickness,
Treasurer Polk, Of Tennessee, defaultes
for 100000, was arrested yesterday at sAA
Antonio, Texas.
A meeting OF prominent Germans was
hold in New Work yesterday, TO devise
peapS 10 aid the sufferers by the foods in
Germany,
Funeral services in memory Of Gambetta
we're held In New York, yesterday, and
were largely attended by the French resi-.
dents OF the city and invited guests.
Owen Lynch was killed, and John Nc
Govern and John McCarty, seriously in.
jured near Glendon Station, Pa, yesterday,
by locomotive backing up Tor . tFaip..
The Standing Committee Of the Episco-
pal Churches Of Springfield, Illinois,
diocese unanimously refused TO give
consent to the conservation Of Rev. II. Mil
Ter Thompson, Of New Orleans, lately elect.
ID Bishop Of the Plocess Of. Mississippi.
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AyILLrASoUs DEED.
Two Valuable Horses ora Grant County
Farmer Shot 10 Death,

Farmer Shot TO Death,
Special Correspondence Of the Intelligencer.
MAYsvIlLE, GRANT Co., January 4.-The
trial OF Aaron Burns and Hugh Every,
charged with feloniously shooting and
killing two horses belonging to Daniel
Rorbaugh, came up before Justice Reaster
at this place to-day. Messs. Dyer and
Norman conducted the case in an able
manner-the former the defense and the
latter the prosecution. The trial occupied
the entire day. The defendants were held
in $500 bail each to appear at the next
term Of the Circuit Court.
Daniel Rorbaugh, the plaintiff, is a
farmer, and lives in the northwestern part
OF this county. 1t appears that the shoot
ing OCCURRED on the 30th ult, at one o'clock
in the afternoon, not more than one hun
dred yards from Mr.. Rorbapgh's residence.
One Of the horses was killed instantly and
the other died in few hours. The assassin
was seen moving across Q field near by,
while the smoke OF the deadly weapon still
hung around the murdered horses. Opinion
is very much divided as to the guilt Of the
parties accused. 1t did not appear In the
evidence that any III feeling had ever
existed between Mr, Rorhaugh and the
parties charged with the oGenss. Ar,
Rorbaugh is an old man and can Ill afford
so great loss. He valued the two horses
NJ sum
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TnE guilt OF the boy fire bugs OF North
whseling has nothing to do with the guilt
Of Jailer Davis. A jury has found the boys
guilty and nobody has ever doubted that
they were. Butthis isa fact apart from their
treatment while in jail awaiting trial. 1t
came out on the trial that Jailer Davis had
brought the boys under the discipline Of a
club Of iron and awhiie. Under oath he
admitted that he had struck one Of the boys
with this weapon. Unless It can be shown
tnat this discipline was necessary and al'
lowed by law, the treatment was brutal
and unlawful and shows that Jailer Davis
is not Il Gt man for the place. The boy
incendGrists deserve punishment for their
hcinOus ofleuse, but the law did not au'
rlloriEe the keeper Of the county jail to
punish them; 1t has not yet said what their
punishment shall be. Under govern.
ment Of law officers OF the law are expect
ed to proceed in . lawful way,
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As analysis by trades Of last years
1856 failures develops some interesting
features of business misfortune. One
thousand four hundred and eighty.three
groceH and confectioners head the list.
General store.keepeH, 1,44S, come next.
Liquor dealers, whose calling il supposed
to be highly remunerative, with very few
exceptions, are fourth in the list with :3s
lnishaps, coming next, after a miscellaneous
cropping OF dealers in produce, fruits, &c,,
and lS3 hotels and restaurants are given q
separate place. Twenty brewers and mall
sters went by the board. In boots and
shoes, ::E4 in hardware, iron and steel the
failures were 2993, and in wool 20.
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Mr.. LEWIS c. CASSIDY, Of Philadelphia,
isgetting his household in order to become
Governor Pattison's Attorney General. He
has unloaded a phenomenon Of Philadel-
phia journalism called The Day, an even
ing paper without circulation or character,
Republican in politics, with gush Of good
words for any Democratic jobber. Perhaps
there has never been anything like this
journalistic enterprise anywhere. Pur'
chased at mock auction, owned by
Democratic politician, edited by Repub'
lean politician, without anything to COM
mend 1t, the sheet made money. The
editor was President OF the Board Of Guar
dians Of the Poor, boon companion oi
Major phipps, the fugitive thief. The ad'
vertisers in the paper were the contractors
Of the Almshouse. Phipps fell, and CASH
dy's Day has been sold and absorbed,
Governor Pattison's idea Of reform does
not extend TO his Cabinet.
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STEAMBOAT sQUins
And General River News Gathered Fro
the Leyee,

And General River News Gathered Prom
the Leyee.
The Diurnal was at the landing all day
yesterday
Saturday night the Little Anna started on a
special trip for Marietta wltha good many
passengers,
The Andes Is on her way up with mum.
Der Of the Legislaturemen on board. She Is
due here to-day.
BuBlness waSyery dull on the leyee satur.
day, the Telegram and c. Y. Lucas being the
only boats running. Very little Ice was float.
Ing.
The Eaqurer OF Saturday says: Captain
Charles Muhleman while improving, did not
deem II advisable 10 70 out on the Andes last
night, and his brother Godfrey went out In
command Of the boat"
The ]. 8. Neal, small towboat that was
tied up at this port for long time by the
Government and finally sold ut auction, has
been renamed the Katie Timmons. Il Is
owned by the Consolidated Coal and Mining
Company, Of Cincinnati.
The ferry boat Climax, during the year
1882, ran S0S days, making 1874 trips, m
average OF IS per day. The river being Al
that point $40 yards wide, 1t makes ,OSO
yards In round trip, and this added up for
the year gives $40 miles, an average OF 23L,
miles per day. The Climax also carried o..
lSs passengers, In addition TO some extra
work on excursions, etc.
on CITr, Pa, January 7.-Rives foot and
stationary. Weather, cloudy and cool.
PlrTsSuEGH,-, January 7.-Riyer . feet and
stationary. Weather, rainy and mild.
LoURyILLE, January 9. River 0 feet q
inches In the channel, Weather cloudy and
cool,
CNuSSATi, January 0.-Riyer 10 leet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
chilly.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January 7.-.River feet
Q inches and stationary. Weather, cloudy
Thermometer 80 deg.
RIoLs LASpNO, January 7.-River 4 feel
0 inches and stationary. Weather, clear
ThOrmomeLer 50 deg.
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A DELAYED RETURN.

WASHINGTON, January THE Navy
Department today received from Minister
Hunt the following telegram
ST. PRrERsDuRG, january. 7.
Chandler, Secretary:
Ihave Just received from Ensign Hunt
the following telegram. Please inform the
Secretary Us follows; Kirrinsk, December
81. Aneguin seriously I'LL in the
hospital Of Inflammation Of the lungs;
myself, Manson and Bartlett remain. There
will be q probable delay Of two weeks.
Leach, Lauterbaok and Thomas precede
and await me at Irkutsk. The Russian
Government has not yet ordered its author
tiles to permit and assist in removing the
bodies.
tSignedl HUNT, Ministet.