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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
LIKE MRS. PARrINGToN AND HEH MAP
Conada Is Trying 90 Prevent Emigra.
SIOn 10 the states.

MONTREAL April 1.-Although the Cath
olic bishop and clergy of this province
have been laborinG zealously by pastorals
and advice to prevent French Canadians
from emigratiug to the United States, yet
all their exertions do not seem to prevent
the exod rs going on steadily. The Grand
Trunk authorities here state that since
spring opened, depariings east by this line
from this city alone average % families
daily, who take their household effects
along with them and expires their intention
of settling permanently in New England.
Many of these have means, aud the reason
alleged for crossing the border is the sollcl.
tations of friends who preceded them. All
this is going on while both provincial and
Dominion governments have agents, some
of whom are priests, laooriug among the
exiles in the States to get them TO return.
Liberal offers of homesteads and reduc-
tions in travelling rates seem TO have little
effect in stimulating repatriation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
WEBSTER'S CLAIM
AZ ain Turns Up, This Time in che SEN
ate,

WASHINGTON, April lin the Senate Mr.
Hale reported the Naval Appropriation
bill, and gave notice that he would call il
up to- o-morrow or next day. Mr.. Hill intro,
duced bills to regulate the letting of mail
contracts in Alaska, and to make gold and
silver certificates deposited in the United
States Treasury q legal tender for public
and private debts.
Mr.. Morgan presented a memorial from
Wm. Webster, an American citizen, pray
ing the aid of Congress in securing him
the right of ownership to 5000 acres oi
land in New Zealand, which ne claims be
bought from native chiefs before the Brit
ish Government had any right OF possession
in that country, but mis- right to which has
heen II ieCtea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
BENwsOOO.
Election aud Moving Day Ssir tH the
IuhabItauts.
SJscrI 10 the R,qiSte7.

SpSciI 10 us Rs1tSte7.
ErHwocD. April l.-Mr. Matt Altmeyer,
a prominent and well known mailer, left
to Day for AsTiiD's Ferry, whsre he will
take charge OF the Lsughlin factory. The
REsIsrER wishes him al success
R,v Lounds dsnslsgrr, who resigned the
duties of the pastor Of the Lutheran
Church recently, left to-day for other
fields.
HICKS and other conyeysncsS were run
by the candidates fof the municipal Offices
to-day.
Nr. Frank McJiltor, the genial captain
OF the Frank Owens, Was eighty burned
to. day by the escaping OF steam from de-
ieci.ve pipe.
Miss Virginia Ktllsr, donestic in the
emf loy Of Mr. JstIeTs who resides in our
southern enyirons. while removing some
clothing from bureau drawer sccidently
discharged a revolver, the ball taking effect
IN her right hand, and passing through
the second finger near the lower joint
The wound is painful, but not serious
The postoffice was removed to day TO the
Kron hsrdt building.
Three hundred and seventy was the
pumber OF votes polled at the election prior
20 this. Four hundred 10 the estinaated
number Of polls TO day.
The fsmiiy OF Mr.. Joseph He'll moved TO
Wheeling 10 dsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
PUZZLES INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS.
The Apparent Boom for Blaine Which
II Rolling ThrO' the Land.

New YORK, April l.-DisCussion among
local and visiting Republicans here bears
Just now almost entirely on Mr.. B!aine's
candidacy 1t is evident that il coucentra.
ton of feeling for and against him has not
aires dy begun, there is at least determin.
ed effort on the part of his friends to make
il appear that the Republican masses are
strongly in favor OF his nomination. So
marked, indeed, is TIE tendency in this
direction that suspicion has been euGander.
ed that his hienGs are OVERRIDING the thing
and that independent Republicans, if no
others, are to be made victims Of gross
delusion. One Of their number returned
from a Western trip last week to report
that the ground floor sentiment was de.
cdedly for Blaine to-day. A. 6. Mason, OF
the Chicago Auxiliary Independent Com
mittee, confirms this report, at least so lar
as Illinois is concerned. There was meet
ing of the committee to-day, at which
many responses to a recent circular were
read, but there was such preponderauce
of sentiment for Blaine that the commit
tee decided to investigate the wood pile be-
fore publishing any of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
A CRIME REVEALED.

Burnisg sf 1bs Misnssota Issstsos
ttapy Yixsd on 0Se Of the Cssvfets.
. CHICAGO, April LA dispatch from Sall.
water says that Warden Reed, Of the MIN
nesots Penitentisry there, has announced
he discovery Of the prisoner who fred the
building. There vas strong suspicion st
The time that the FIRE wss the work OF sn
incsndisry, and TO find the guilty man, .
Pinkerton detective Was shut up In ths
building On Iretense OF being . convict.
Ths detective has bsen hunting clue 10
The guilty man since the fire occurred lAst
winter, and has 1t last found it and 6ksd
The guilt, bat the name OF the prisoner is
withheld. II msy bs rensmbersi that one
prisoner was sudocstsd at the time Of the
FIRE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS
TC he Amended IN the DirectiOn Of
Broader latitude,

wAsHINGroy, April lin the House Mr.
Tucker, of Virginia, from the Judiciary
Com mnittee, reported bill limiting the
time for the presentation and payment Of
claims sgainst The United States. Also a
bill to smend tie naturalization laws and
House calendar Ii provides that the
child or grandchEd of any alien wEo en-
listed III the army or navy of the United
States, and died in the service or was hon
orally discharged, shall he admitted to be-
come a citizen OF the United States on
proof that he was under tweaty-one years
Of age at the time of the death or discharge
OF his ancestor and ne has resided in the
United States one year previous to his ap-
plication. Also as substitute for number
of bills to define and supplement the act
to re.establish Court Commissioners Ala
bams claims and for distribution Geneva
award.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
SENSATION IN HARRISBURG.
rhe MAY Or wssing wss Nith street.
Car Company.

HAknvsrRG. Pa, April l.-Snce Mayor
Wilson assumed the duties OF his office
there has been . fight between him and the
City Passenger Hallway officials. Last fall
The company started 70 lay new line, but
were stopped on account Of the character OF
The rails. During the discussion on the
subject, the Mayor had an ordinance hur-
rieoly passed covering oil the points,
one Of which was that no tracks
could be laid unless BY con-
cent Of Councils. This morning the COM
pany started 10 work agsin, but we're
stopped by the police force, They wer:
tearing up the rails o. fast ~ they were laid
down. The Superintendent and bis en-.
plUyys were arrested and hearing given
them. Each was fined $25. The company
will tske the matter TO Court. The ahAir
caused considerable excitement, though no
violence ensued. The cause OF the trouble
is .sid 10 be on sccount OF H. y. kelksr,
the treasurer OF the company, trying to de-
fest Wilson for election by running - the
peoples candidate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
BLAME MEN BOLT
The Cen nventIOn I'm Allegheny County,
Yesterday.

PlrrsprRGH, Pa, April The Alle-
gheny County Republican Convention to-
dry resulted in the election Of ten Blaine
and four anti Blaine delegates. On ac-
C. unit of bolt by the Blaine men from
the Fourth legislative District Convention
the other four delegates which Allegheny
is entitled to are claimed by both factions
aid the fsht will be carried 10 Harrisburg
ior settlement The Blaine men with
drew from the Convention because OF al
leeed unfair decisions on contested seats.
The complexion of the delegation from the
Twenty second Congressional district to the
Chicago National Convention depends on
these four delegates and the feeling in the
Convention is very bitter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

M r,m,ins Of Prince Leopold nave ''''
INES for England.
<enstor Bsyard says he IS III ~
.<kiden:ial candidate. -,
. ss,ats Yesterday continued 'hs N''-
Iiol,f the educationa! bill
& silver dollar bill passed the House
terdsy by vote OF l9S to 10
,n Canadians are said to be emlgra'-
,,hs United States in large numbers
r:,c;rns,i Chamber Of Commerce
:. Son.,sd $40 to the hood sufferers oi
zll,tUrc. ,,
.r;,,,v O; OHIO, will Tot be deprived
-, o. N the House during the pres
X session.
4, ,r,ss ssmcn tue Lsconis, y. Il. muir
g has u. .ead,d guilty to murder IN the
q degree.
Eini,m NJ. Evarts predicts that Robert
4 incoIn will be the Republican Ffe'''
Mis- nominee.
- B,i,s was before the Springer
'sr,ittse Yesterday bu, gave little te'n'
apy Ct interest
4 = famous Webster claim has again
i E its appearance in the form OF n'
& ial 10 the Senate.
3 tDcks- Of Virgins, has presented IN
4 House . bill to increase the scope OF
laws.
ftsrk J Ackerly, Poughkeepsle' y. l.
he bss disappeared sTindIer 10 'n7
.bunt Of sbOat $4,000.
4 q burning Of the Mnnssots Penissn-
IN has Deen traced to one Of the conYic's
! P.uAertOn detective.
4 a House Committee has Utei report
i .e,ely exOnerating BoynIon oI the
/, srs made against him by Neifer.
b. miners in the CIsarfeld region have
acz so- bi monthly payments and tue
n ID, 70 20 trade where they choose.
N p >.rrs,ion isuow more Ieassnrins at
~r ri .hau /; has been since Friday
The t-cOUs sre gradually being with
lr LIE it i said will take up his resi-
- .q Austria should the Italian Gov
.a- p.rsisr.in its determination -
/ liz the Vatican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
LAWYER TURNS SWINDLER.

gHfht Of Prank j. AcherIy from
tpughkerpNie - Numerous Frauds
1bPged.
~ SUsCsrsrE, y. Y, April Frank ].
lk<fly, lawyer and ex.Supervisor, mas
'kt Leaving alleged fraudulent trausac-
icne behind him involving losses amount.
Nin total 10 between 5000 and $4,000
~ loses are IN the shape % protested
nechs, fraudulent mortgages, printed
otfs, &c. Lis stated that he has ruined
1N or i've farmers. The losses are made
'v ln suns ranging from Sluu TO 5000
'ef three years he has lei fast his, his
~ ot:ug credited - gauo.ing, fast wo-
'ltn and horse IaCiug.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
THEY ARE BOTH CoWARDs.
Gu' nther's Sweeping Opinion Of FIRE.
Iinghuysen and Arthur.


WASHINGTON, April 1.-Tne general opin-
ion of the members OF the House Foreis n
Affairs Committee is that Mr.. Sargent has
1,ade an absurd mistake in declining the
ST. Petersburg mission. Mr.. Deuster said
o-dsy that he had reason to believe that it
vas tie intention OF the President, in view
Of the attacks made upon our Minister
through the semi-otticial organs Of the Ger
nan Prince, to allow the Berlin Mission
20 remain vacant, for a while at least. To
have recalled Mr. Sargent would certainly
not have been pleasant TO that gentleman,
and the action taken was the best and
wisest. The terms OF the transfer OF Mr..
Sargent we've highly complimentary. Tne
lCtiOn Of the President in nominating him
for the st. Petersburg mission, and that OF
the Senate unanimously confirming the
nomination, wss warm Endorsement OF
MS action, and leaving The Berlin mission
vacant would have been h!s more thorough
yindicasion. Mr.. GuentEer, on the other
hand, snys that the President and Secretary
Of State acted cowSrdly in the matter and
thst their action WAS an outrageous Insult
10 Mr. Sargent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
M'KlNLEY'S SEAT.
lie VIII Not be Deprived of 10 nj the
Present session.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The sub'Commit-
tee of the House Elections Committee, con-
sistirg Of Messrs Turner, Adams, Robert
SOP, Hepburn and Rauuey, are still con-
,ideIirg the contested election case Of Wal
lace VS., Mckinley of the Canton, Ohio,
district. and ssr'y report is rot expected.
Mckinley says that allowing Wallace ali he
,lslms ne has sixty msjOrity. From inti-
nations thrown out from certain quarters,
It looks as though Mckinley would be al
lowed 10 retain his seat II is pretty evi.
dent that he will not be uEseated this ses-
sion,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02

Do you need . remedy thst will cure
syery hind Of humor from . pimple or
ERUPTION 10 the worst scrofula and syphi-
lite disorders, use DIR. Guysotts Yeilos
Dock and sarsspsrilIa- Three 70 five bot
Ties cure ttin diseases, salt rheum or letter.
Pour 10 ten bottles cure running ulcers,
terofuls snd ell sypbilitic disorders. 0ae
TO three bottles cures sores, boils, ,carbuncies
etc. One 10 tvo bottles cures pimples oo
The fsce, tIotebes. etc. 1t - the only per
feet: blood purifier that can be nsis from
a thorough iDosiscge OF drugs. Ask you,
druggist &c. Il. Take no substitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02

State, and they have not lost the warm
feeling then entertained for him"
"Do you mean that il is for Hawley that
Msgee and Quay are working"
"No. | do not mean that; but think
they could be brought 10 look favorably
on his candidacy as against Blaine or Lo-
gam"
"If Csmeron's people have mo- been
"Edmunds," was the reply; and hen he
added significantly, 81 think that E imunds
viii be stronger in the delegation from
Pennsylvania than Blaine is, and If they
can't send the nomination TO Vermont II
will 60 to Connecticut"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
simply WondeTtsi! /!

The cures that are being made in nearly
all Ch ronic diseases, by new NitalIzing
Treatment, which is taken by inhal alton
and which acts directly on the weakened
nerve centres and vital organs, restoring
then 10 the normal activities which had
been lost are simply wonderful. III you
are in need Ot such treatment, write TO
Drs. S,arkey i Paleu, lbr9 Girari street,
Philadelphia for such documents and re.
ports of cases b. will enable you 10 Judge
Tor yourself whether it will be OF any use
in your particular case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
ON THEIR WAY HOME.
The Thirteenth and Fourteenth ReEt
ments Leave Cincinnati.

ments Leave Cincinnati.
CISCISNATI, O., April IA portion OF
the soldiery are ordered home. The Thir.
teenth and Fourteenth regiments from
Hillsboro and Columbus, respectively, in.
Guiding independent companies Of the Gov.
ernor's Guards and Duffy Rides, colorsd,
from Columbus, started home this after
noon. This regiment have been ON con.
tlnuous duty three days and nights at the
court houseandjsil defending the barricades
at the most dangerous points and were
also thesobj jects OF attacks by ttv mob. Be-
fore starting TO the depot the troops were
drawn up in line before the Jail and a
highly congratulatory and commendstory
dispatch from Governor Hoadly was read
them. The Governor spoke Of the danger
Gus position they had def led and OF the
bravery shown by the officers and men
and thanked them heartily for the sol
dierly manner in which they haa.responded
10 the call and discharged their psrilous
duty. The troops remaining in the city
are not yet on active duty. The First,
Second, Fifth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Sew.
enteenth, together with the batteries will
take The place Of those ordered home aud
will themselves graduslly be returned to
their respective homes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
Re&uIt Of IN Election.

NIssrAroLIs, April LIN the election 10,
mayor u-jsy considerable suppressed
excitement was mshifested. Bands Of
n usic psr,ded the streets all day and oon.
v.ysncss OF all kinds carried voters oil
kinds to the polls: II is probable that the
heaviest vote ever known in the city VS.
polIed. Indications point TO the election
cf Pillsbury, Republican, over Ames. Dem.
ocrst and trtsent Major, By about three
thousand majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
FlTzJoHN poaTERs sTAuNcH FRIEND
In The Person OF the President's Pretty
sister.

WAsHrSCroN, April 1.-The President
continues to receive letters from all over
the country urging him to veto the i'z'
John Porter bill. Porter's opponents claim
that Mr.. Arthur will inIurs his Presiden'
tisl chances by signing the bill. Inefe
has been a divided household at the Exec
utiye Mansion on this subject. Mrs
Haynesworth is opposed to restoring toI, u
ter end Mrs. McElroy is in favor OF II; SO
The President is between his sisters. 49,,
Mrs Haynesworth is the better polln'
clan bnt Mrs. McElroy is q stronger par
Tsan. The first is clever woman who has has
rever cared for gay society, but who has
devoted her time 10 Der family, to resa1os
snd to political questions OF the day: Mrs; WIS
McElray is 10 many more stiractiye aeu
persuasive. IL Is said that she u tns u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
Welcoming the Feroe. Home.

CoLUMRrs, o., April IAN unusual
demonstration attended the1eturn Of the
Columbus military from Cincinnati this
evening. At all stations along the line
large crowds were out TO greet the men
with cheers and at Columbus all the space
in and about the depot were jammed with
people. lit estimated that ten thousand
people were at the depot and along the
line OF march 10 the arm:ry watn the
train arrived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02

row, but the main body Of the troops will
remain in the city at the urgent request Of
some hmorous citizens until after the
funeral OF the victims of the riot.
Bar Meeting in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April AT the meeting Of
the Hamilton County Bar Association this
morning, Rufus King presiding it was 70
solved to appoint a committee of ten, the
ohsir added, 70 devise plans for restoring
lost court records, also to appoint Q COM
mittee of five to revise the Ohio criminal
laws, which in their effect have protected,
rIther than punished the criminals Of Ham
itOn county,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
AID FOR WsLIsBURG
'r8lln the Cincinnati chamber of COM
meTre.

Special 20 TX Rsgs,sr.
W.lsu.a. ". Va, April Mr.. Chas.
pone as representing the Chamber Of
'emm me-cs Of Cincinnati, was in town a
az days since looking at the dwellings
hsi have been damaged or wrecked by the
ooe. He authorized the Relief Commit
~ 10 draw on him for 500 to be paid to
Be \ arties whom be found in his iuspec.
lon to need assistance.
The sdSOCG'es Of aDti-liCsuse met in the
choOl hail, Monday evening snd nOmina-
"a the following ticket:
MbyOr Ben amin Harvey; Sergeant,
ohk BAILEY. CLERK, ThOmsS Carmichael;
cheOl Com N ssiOneg, II. c. llriCh; Street
o1m:sSoarr. Alex. Chamberlain.
0uuci,-GsOrge ". McCOrd, JssDsr
'ctls lohn McNally, .J c. Wright, Wan
Jp., gate B. F. higgins.
AZ srtr license WPetlrg IS called Tor 70.
nOlr " fvpripg 81 the court house
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02

toENERLY weak, rerycUs, dyspeptic and
tilitai5d Individuals who foupI nnig
1pp pOlntmsut in the var Gus bitters and
<fst quaCk HO slUmS, pretended kidnsv
<eiCines, etc, are sGreesbly surprised IN
&in perfect health and strength of mind
~ fO'y, ard complete hearts esse and
% pom iIem sches and pains by the usp
a G"ysotts Yellow Dock ard Sarssp,.
- It r's'ores every disorderrd function
, normal condition, '''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
WANTS TO MEET THE sLUeeER.
An Australian Brntser Anxious 10
E1pht the RaAfOn Man.

New York, April IA letter from Mel
bourne, Australia, says that VIM. Miller,
formerly Of Baltimore, is in training for
the purp o of meeting John Sullivan, who
has lust returned from II successful tour
Il roughout Australia. lie says that when
sullivan dfpo.In $1,000 rs n guarantee OF
coed faith he intends "a filling his agree.
mfnt. and on receipt Of the news by the
New York CHpp,r that he has done 30, he
will Immediately s'art for America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
Newspaper Is armed Ont.

CoSSELIsvmLE, PA. April 1.-The Key
stone Courier nevsr raper Office took FIRE
at noon to-day and in the absence
of the men burDs to the ground. 1t is
supposed a defect i've fiue was the cause Of
the FIRE. The lU % in type and machinery
will rssch ten thousand dollars, on which
there is sn in surance of three thousand
five hundred dcllsrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
c,,., F,,,bu.,eripr Expedition.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-As to the rumor
of a flibusterirg expedition to Cuba from
Key West, and the further rumor that the
Government had sent vessel to stop 1t
secretary Folger says that he heard OF the
rumor. and that the revenue cutter Bou-
telie will keep al eye on 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
nce OF WALES DEAD BROTHER.
y yEuUcr Throws Himself Upon the
coihn and Kisses the Cold LIPS of
kepoId Again and Again.

Il yrtUCr Throws HtmSet Upon the
u efbp and Kisses the Cold Lips Oi
kopoId Again and Again.
c.N,r,. April The remains OF the
al Duke Of A.oany, Prince Leopold, were
rksved this afternoon from the Villa
- .. the iss. residing place OF the
- ku.ed luke. 70 the railrosd station en-
rle 10 Cherbou~,. The funeral cortege
= escor.si BY several companies Of mill
:, while Others lined the streets along
4 route Of the procession. All
,tre,s Vas suspended and many
,ik,rss were trapsd With emblems
| mu,alas. Previous 10 the re-
osa Oi the remains from the room in
hleh The body Jay. a sOrrOwful scene was
Isb,et The Prince Of Wales, who is here
nper,urrnd the funeral arrangements
dsCCOu pauy the body 70 Elgland, threw
he'll upon the CC.an and kissed the lips
IN dead brother repeatedly, giving way
INS .,ruu-s IN suppressed s0bs. Ihe
a,Ie was extremely Affecting, sni those
ho g.. ssedit Co.lt not rePreSs the tears
biel i-ya'g0,ar. s we.led up into their
ea Tie Prince Vas .naIy ed away and
tfs,. tr r,used ~ The Casket was
'ee wreath from the queen, inscribed
~ toe works.
~ y.u s. devoted and sOrrOwiug mother.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
They WANT PROTECTION.
<etir Z of Western Coal Men In New
York Yesterday.

~ York Yesterday.
IN YAK. April IA special CON-
nlfse o. the Western anthracite Coal
As,p, atom, ". l.. Scott, chairman, held
! seeret session to-day At the office OF +
r. fris.,2e, OF the Er,e Rsilroad Company,
q eons.is- the best means Cf pIo-
iechrg the western anthracite coal
'ra1s. Members Of the cIm
niilee he'd conferences with the
nfesiCeLts VI various western rail.
roGds looking toward the maintenance OF
aniform rates n coal trausDOrtatiOns ana
~ fhe meeting TO day they made their
'eport. While The msetITg was secret /. is
zndsrStOOG that the matters were laid over
untb a iuture meeting jur further discus.
ion aUG elaboration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
A SoRRoWING QUEEN
Than Ks the President for His EXPIRES
stOns of Sympathy.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Secretary OF
State to day received the following tele'
gram from Minister Lowell. IL received
from Sir Henry Ponsan, by last evening s
telegram, these words: The Queen com
msnds to ask you TO assure the President
of the United States that her majesty is
deeply touched by the expression OF sym.
pathy he has forwarded through you, and
thsAks him sincerely for his kind words
of cCn6OlencPn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02

Evrmuous food 10 essential asa means
Of rtstoring copsumptvs 70 bsslth. A
msdieine Tbs. will strengthen the iaas'
spd soo,he all irritation 10 ell ncDssssy:
such . remedy Is DR.. wistsr's Baissn Of
wild Cherry. II L. the oDly p,spsssaion nt
wild Cherry that giyss conpisse esti:fsc'
tioa. II quickly cures coughs and eesds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02

u. vs.iA Hss sassssAss HI omeA
Bar1IxoEr, April L-coAsidsrsb's excite.
Dent:wss caused todsy By the refusal Of
Fire asrshsi Heisksl 10 surrender bic ONO?
20 the commissioners newly sleetsd. en1
he c,fe will likely 20 70 tbs coafe sos
.stiltmtoL