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Tilden Sentiment I'm Georgia.
LABOR NOTES.
Miners Will Not Accept a Reduction.

Miners Will Not Accept Reduction.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April ia shut down
in all coal mines on the Monongahelari river
IS considered imminent The acceptance
oi reduction by the third pool miners
sss caused general dissatisfaction and live
y Iimes during the next few weeks is al
Cicipated. The operators of the first and
second pools claim the third pool coal is as
valuable as that mined in the lower pools
and will accordingly order q similar cut
II they persist in this the fourth pool
operators will reduce 10 two and half
cents per bushel. The miners who have
already accepted two reductions assert they
will not submit to a further scaling of
wages.
Against Chinese Laundries.
CLEVELAND, April 15.-The leading laun-
dry firms of Cleveland, to the number OF
twenty-five or thilty, have formed an asso-
citation to protect their interests from the
ruirous prices made by the Chinese laun-
dries. The Chinese have cut prices from
time to time, and have nearly driven
several large American firms out OF busi'
ness.
Meeting OF tbe EIinI Glass workers.
PITTSBURGH, April Is. - The National
Flint Glass Workers Association meets In
this city tomorrow. This is the annual
meeting. and delegates from all parts OF
the country will be present. The conven-
ton will consider the effscting of a union
.Usited States. Mould Workers of the
weaysrs Accept new ~ sIonI.
ARMsBURG, Mass, April l5.--rhe weavers
At the Hamilton mill have accepted the
proposition of the management for re-
duction of charges for "sewiug in" and the
new system premiums on cloth OF a given
standard perfection, and have resumed
work.
No Farther TFeRble Anticipated.
PITTSBURGH, April 15.-The Nsw York
and Cleveland Gas Coal Company deny
that any trouble is anticipated in the PUN
and Sandy Creek mines. A large msjority
of their miners have accepted half cent
reduction and those who refused have
sought work elsewhere or were discharged.
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r.. V,,,more WIN Case Settled.

BUFFALO, April 15.-The Fillmore will
contest has been settled for $1,000. This
case has been in litigation for about two
wears Suit was brought to upset the will
of the late Mrs. Caroline E. Fillmore,
widow of ex President Fillmore, by distant
relatives in New York City, who had been
entirely overlooked by Mrs. Fillmore In
her will. The ground Of the suit was that
Mrs. Fillmore was not in her right mind
AZ the time the will was made.
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RAllRoAD HAPPENINGS.
SOrthWe,iern RaiIway Extensions.

81 fATL, MINI, April 1.-The follow
..s Is sa'ao.e Ot the mileage to be added to
'-s Northwestern roads this season: North
s'n Pacific 80; Manitoba, 2a3; Omahs, IS;
-''Ck Island, 80, Northwestern, 40; Wis
TgaAn pSn central, luo; Burlington, 800; st.
ts- snd Northern Pacific, 10, Duluth aud
40. ,;Ch Range, en; Minneapolis. Sault Ste.
1.. lara sud Atlantic, 100; 81. Paul Eastern
ING Inc lflnk, 80; Fargo Southern, so; Da.
AO'a shd grsnd southern, 100; total, ], $50.
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BALTIMORE, April i5.-Anothsr rate war
has broken out among the steamship lines
which are competing for the immigrant
business. The White Star, Inmsn, Cunsrd,
Anchor and Guion lines have reduced their
immigrant rates 10 S2I, and the. Eationsi
and Slate lines have come down to &20.
The English lioes we're forced TO make
this reduction. osing 70 the action OF the
Hsmburg and Rrsmen lines. Who reduced
heir rates to SIS for immigrants.
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A Sla. ssriGe ia IiIiseis.

CHrcAco, April l5.-Mr. Chester Bow.
msn, a farmer txo miles northeast Of To
lopo. this state, vss boring for watessnd
struck gss. he tubed il, and 10 nov doing
hi. cooking snd heating with II. Captain
Joseph davidson, smother farmer ~
To,c, q srtpcs q stream Of sss st eighty.
1--WE feet. Henry Smith drilled veil In
Tolopo and struck gas Us feet from the
surfscp
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Grain shinments to the East.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Elevator storage oil
grain expires to-day, and there is talk Of
charters to Buffalo OF cents for corn and
AZ for wheat. No news has been received
from the straits showing that an early
optpipe of navigation may be looked for,
and yesselmen here do not expect re-
sum ption of lower lake trade before May |,
nor do they want it as things now stand,
with rail rates down to Is cenn per 100
nounds ON grain to the seaboard.
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GstslY RELIEF EXPEDITION.
AT'iISi OF $4,000 Reindeer skins TO-
Arctic Clothing.

Arctic Clothing.
Ma I0EE, Apr. I5.-The Officers OF the
Greedy relief expedition were measured
ior their reindeer suits to-day. Fifteen
thousand reindeer skins have Just arrived
ii the yard from Europe. They will be
used to make the necessary fur clothing.
The cost Of the Greedy relief expedition
vii be at least a round million dollars"
'sd one Of tAe officers at the yard to-day.
No expense is being spared, and every
lE'ng furnished is Of the best material"
he Improvements on the ThetisA are pro-
s'sssing rapidly. The painters are now at
work on her. Commodore Schley said to-
Ciay We are, you see, painting avery
ilI1g on tae ship black that we can. The
zee zee N the sic'Ic IS so dazzling white that
black or dark objects are easily discerusd
in it,
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IM FIRE RECORD.


The Loss ~ q PitIsborsh Kire.
PlTrsPuRGH, Pa, Al ri 1.-THE loss BY
last nights Ere at schutte's planning mill,
soutbside will not exceed $50 900, on which
was an insurance OF $4,000,
A stewart Estate Bsiling Burned.
NEW YORK, April 15.-Firs In building
owned by the A. r. Stewart eatate to-day
iamsged the building and contents to the
extent OF SIS, ZOO.
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GENERAL CRIMINAL MATTERS.
.,,..Faw waryIander.

BALTIMORE, April Is Solomon Sheaiey'
a prominent ciuzen of Bath county was
found dead In bed to day at his resi-.
d.rce in Towson from the effect OF lsuds'
num taken last night. Deceased was thirty
fopr vears old. Mr.. shesley h,d been
greatly dispirited recently, and had re-
nsrtsd that he was tired Of living. His
mother saws he died OF broken heart
caused through family misfortunes. Two
of his brothers are in an insane asylnn,
and he had recently met with financial re-
yerRPs
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,s1uuSs STRENGTH IN NEW YORK,
..,nl,,y of Bescher's Going 20 Chi-
-, "a ReuominAte the President.

PossfbiIity OF Beeehers Soi"S
-, an ReuominAte the President.
NEW YoRx, April 15.-Careful estimates
of the Presidents probable strength 'rom
this State at the Chicago Convention give
him q out OF 70 delegates. Buffalo "nlUn
Is stalwart Chairman Warren's homs' win
Give him two; Albany will give him one
BTooklyn possibly four, and this city iour.
TEEN. with enough other districts g,Y,ns
him one each to make up the total p'aine ~
cams assured of about as many ,ieiegsseess ges
ss ~ Prssident, Edmunds OF about nsI
ss uosnv and the remaining eight OF zen
S;stricts unconmitted. A goo93 I 20,
has already been formed for canoiuaS - rs is
nIa.tion a. delegates st large, ana ~ -
orohshIe choice will be made from Senatoi
S;Iisr President White, OF CoTneL, e1
Governor Cornell, Assem5lymsn ho1ssd' os;S ;s
~ Frank Hiscock. WhitsIaW W. -
"a N aspire thst way, and Henry MsS w.
Ssia pnschsr's name is still used as q Possioii,
i,s' Raecher could doubtless De CHOSEN
i.S;.,,ossS 10 exert himself to that end' shs ~
~o,Id be quite an acquisition e9a.a ea;dsnSs nn
;nSncsS 10 agree to present tns - t.IL
ost to the Convention. Tners - tn,
.'I5 Sffsirs take such turn, OF senusSSs tSse
~ Ts,1nsge as delegate at large " 'n'
5slmiocratic li Convention.
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II, msrrisou,, speech.

Mr.. Morrison described the financial con.
di,ion of the country, stated the estimator
surplus Of revenue over expenditures, sno
dwelt upon the nee ssity OF reducing taIf
tion. To fail to reduce taxation and reiieTe
the people would be a fisgrsnt disregsrd OIL
public duty. The pending bill might not
be all that was required, but it was an
advance towards promise Of more ooppi.te
tariff reform, Such reform and sdjustmnt
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want. Pay for Another Judge. Time Time

TOLEDO, O., April 15.-Judge l.. d. riAe'
who did not receive certificate Oh eieosion'
ard who only sscureds seat on the Com
= on pIss, bench by partisan vote OF the
H,ota n"n senate, @ has presented, through his AZ.
Snsnev nSsoe 70 the County Auditor claim Ior
.sT5 Being the amount which his .,sd ssISby hy
Sonid have been, had he been elecieu ,Ss Ss
he people, from November Snu S.n,s ssn. sn
rime when the Democrats OF tne oSe''
sta elect ed him 70 the judgesnip'
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MASHED TO A JELLY.
Fearful Death Of a Young Boy at
-Mingo.
BAD ACCIDENTS ON THE RAIL.
The Residence Of a Warrington Preacher
BurgIarized-crooked DOings o.
Two Pittsbsxgers-0ther
Criminal News.
Special 10 the ReeistsT,.

sTEUBEsyILLE, April Bs-This morning
at about six o'clock the .vslve year-old son
Of Felix Magee was run ovsr and killed by
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh construction
train at Mingo. The boy was picking mp
coal along the track, and the train, unno-
ticed by him, backed over hin, .mangiing
his body in a horrible manner. The body
Was so badly mutilsted that it vas difficult
of recognition. Pieces OF fiesA were scat
tered alotg the track and the head was
mashed to q lily.
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MAIIcIoUsNEss ALLEGED.
The Coroner Investigating the Eliza
beth Mine Explosion

ELIZABETH, Pa, April l5.-The coroners
inquest on the victims OF the Loyedale
mine explosion is in progress. Pit Boss
McMasters and number Of miners have
testified. The pit bc IS testified that be was
u;,b q n.rty who we're the lest ones in the
mine on Saturday night, and that they
carefulIy closed all the doors. The gas
could not, in his opinion, have sccuru;
iated had these doors remained closed
during Sunday, and as they were 80 con
stTpcted that they would slam shut yio-
ItntIy unless held bsck. He thinks they
we're prop ped open. 1t is his theory that
no sct was done naliciously.
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TN. Presidents Fishiug Compa.ien.

rne Presidents Fishing Compaafen'
MILWAUKEE,, April 15.-Ex-Governor Lud.
irg,on, whose fame as fisherman had
prece led him at the White House. was
the recipient of marked attention from the
President. He has returned home. He
told friend to-day that he found Mr..
I,tbnr genial as q May morning. The
President may ioin him on one OF his nsn
ipR campaigns in the future.
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DovA& AT 01NwooA
I.assssi.i. 1es.s 81 ..A sss

Inassssfsi, Hssss sai aaA sssiu
1~.sss
6,AkGl - tJs ReQist0.
BEswoops Lprl t5.-EE.Msyor L. PufdJ.
Of Moundssills, - 10 town on business
to-cay.
The re1AirIpe >of the Methodist ;hufeh 10
being caRied % With rspi&ty.
The shrm sS fre in Bsllairs called msSf
of our biha6 itsnts ost ysstsrdsy alter
noon stthsS act Of Bepwood's insdsquats
mesns toaS due tbs Are 6snd III should
sttsck Sosss OF our donicilss.
Mr.. A. 7. PeIIsy, p. r.. ~ 10 MOUNDS.
viliA to's y, attending County Court tns
regni0 phDg term Of thai coup os'ss ~
seN4oos I present.
The = iversids Steel plant, from pfeeent
indieas. ,ons, win shortly b In Hofkias
M J. A. RobsYts 70 sesas.hst indis-
pesS /; mot seriously, Il u bepeA.
- A. NcGsnsls house, u Cse9e vnrdi
w ch went boodwnd, u sboeS feinstaied
on IL original sits. Il hAe takeo eooAaR'
as . ingenuity, tine ssA sessy % ~
N co6ss, whose il,sss " setsd some
days ego, = prooeanesd In critical eos'
'I Mr. Tim stilwsips pssty Torn srsesd
our thosoashfars todsy.
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, natter Than None.

QUINCY, ILL.,, April is. Mayor DsaeriSA'
o,,h;s city, vetoed the ordiusncs OF the
Council making a uniform license Zee ol
ssOo for the very novel reason, amoSs
~ s,Ss,s - that il would be an injustice 70 toe
% fshorins man. The Council passed Inc Or
S;Ssrce over his veto.
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TROUBLE FEARED
with BeIIigerent squatters I'm Lincoln
County.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, April l5.-The
saustters in Lincoln county, who receatly
cred on surveyor Sinnet sent out to sur
yCy lands now in litigation fired again on
VIM. Oxley an assessor. His horse was
'kiled, but Oxley es sped. Judge Jackson
sII sci an officer to execute the order OF
nj, count and trouble is feared.
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An Artistic Rrenhfa.t-

NAR lcsE, April IS Edwin Booth gave
''eaAiast to-day to Henry Irving ct Del
@Uo'co : at which seventeen persons at
"uCeo' smoDg them artists, literary men
.-u sc,iesses. The center table piece Of
ISs'll..sn IvS represented a Tyre twiued with
,Is .ts'ing on tUrret in which figures Of
rI,t u'us muses. we're worked in wax. Ole
~ S.Le pieces represents q S Fiss chat
tn "a summer, with winding rosd OF
,4oE l'sdlrg 10 il, lInksd by f)Eers
- mihls'nre tree. The affIir was ea-
'tIOrmal and there were no speeches.
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BURGLARS m MAttNINGT0N.
A Preachers Residence BurgIarizsd
sunday Night.

MsNNINeroN w Va, April l5.-The
house of Rev. W. f. kippey was burelarized
on Sunday night last between eight and
nine o'clock. Nj L ppey anG family were
away at church. The thieves entered
through a window, having pried oil the
fasienings. They ransacked the whole
bonse Among the many things taken was
b,Se'r r~--LAl<-.+--~~T---~'--. '--.'t-'t, "",,'c -s-"
a pair of pants, boots, some under clothing,
a, q no doubt nanv other things. The loss
will be $50 or more. No trace OF the
thieves have yet been found.
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An Epxnneer,s wife wants Damage.

NEw YoRK, April l5.-Mrs. Mary b.
Felty, widow of Engineer Felty, who was
drowned in the collision between the Gu
psrd steamer Cephslonis and the steam tug
iIIso Island on the 9th OF February. has
fled a libel in the United States Court
-ssinst the Cupard Steamship Company 70
rtcoyer S, ,eUO damages for the loss OF her
hushand
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R,.o BY BLATHESsnTEs.
c.ns,nl Depver's Unforsunaeo
for the Presidency'

w,sursorOs, April l6.-one Of the ne, most most
D,,hs,ic pictures of the Presidenusl osu -.
p Pc. = ,bs sight of General Denver IN 'ns
80 | - his 50 called friends being Pa'
through an smbling pace for ,s the ps"U' y an
io nomination. General Denver ns,o " n.
,O .1i.SIs old gentleman from Ohio. s. hs aa
50. covsrpor Of Kansas in border rum - ~
,;%.. vas .na has sssn honorable service In
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Railroad smashup On Texas.

FITT~RUEGH, Tex April ia northern
bound freight train on the Texss and St.
Louis railroad was wrecked north of here
this evening seriously bruisirg 8. J. Morris.
B d. Wilson, and II. T. Rueser OF this
place, brakemen, were dangerously hurt.
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SPORTING SPRAY.
Base BRli.

EVANSVILLE lad April lj.-Evansville,
Z; L. uisviIle, g.
BALTINokE, April l5,-Baltimore, Q: DE.
rir 4. Game called on account of rain
49, a foo
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v..s,.<,o. Wool Gsswsss' asstiss

Wa shfsgfes Wsei GssweSs' Hees'ss'
wAsmss1os, Pa. April la.-Tbs wash
ipeton County Wool Grower Association
il in lesisn to-day for the election OF Of
feers.
While driyin r hogs yesterday near Bufab
vilIsRe a boy fell and broke his arm tn tvs
Ths Hess well Is down l,5o0 feet
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Do rov vish frssdea fssn sshss, psiss,
.orrs etef Thss purify ths kseA.
st,snstkrn the urinasy ~ digoottvo
orssns. boild up yoas bisksa deys eesssi-
tu,ion b usipe 81. euysotr. YsiIos Dsek
snd ssissparilh lis gssifyfs9 = k.e.
Inst snopg intsllissst eeoassiela ti!s
dDpje. hsrulsss, ySs sasetivs rsnsdy eslls
.ss,sr than TIE many hnubug httsrI. iroa
nedIcipo 81 pselssdsl bi1oey eursa ell
al vhjch 20 rspidly vsskse - feio ne
stomsch, liver. bovsis ed hi4esys y a.
dtirs ihen dsiicsts oFJsss . usnssssaA
sefivity.
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DASHED THROUGH A TaETlE.
Terrible Aecident On a George Bali

way.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April ia terri.
bic accident occurred on the Western and
Atlantic railway early this morning. The
passenger train which left here last night,
went through trestle near Ackwarth, Ga,
and the engine. tender, mail and smoking
cars were dashed intothe torrent Edward
Ware, the mail weighey, was burned to
death. and the engineer and freman are
believed 10 be fatally Injured. The con.
badly bruised. None other OF the passen-
gers were injured. The sccident was due 70
the terrific ian stoI M + last night, which
CAUSED many washouts on the railroads.
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TorEKA, KAs., April l5.-Gov. Gliek baS
appointed Theodore A. Hurd, Of Lsssso-
worth, Associate yustics Of ths, SuPeos
Court. vice D. J. Brewer, who seas recsatfy =
sppoipted Judge Of the Eighth unit ID
Ststes Circuit. Mr.. Hurd 10 naive Of
Uucbt = county, New York. sud hes t,ssn
one Of the most prominent DemN fstie
i.xyers of the State since 1889.
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here. Frank James has much improved in
health. About eight weeks ago, when he
WIS brought here, he had q severe attack Of
pneumonia, and for time Il was thought
be would not recover. His wife IL here
with him. He appears to feel confident Of
his acquittal.
He Robbed an Emigranf.
SrEUBKsvIILE, o., April 'l5.-Samue,
Sanderson was arrested this morning for
robbipg German emigrant named Dresher,
while sleeping in the Panhandle depot
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CKRTAR druggists begin to complain that
the only cough remedy Trey esn nov seI
is DR.. Wistsr's Bhlsam tt WIG Onerry
,re 'ds ,ermiupd to gat t1P best cu-s I,
coaths. colds ard cussTmpt!eL, and val
! nor take 0 substitute.
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+. poo- subject 20 joke About.

ST. JOINS, N F. April 15.--The rumoreo
-.sons Of the Greedy part by the sealing
.,.smsr Vanguard. turns out to oe . c
ssrd c;rcnlsted on the first day oil April.
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"wBAr . wsy 10 speli FISH," sAid Pat.
xbsn he tav the pome Psyche on . shfp.
But more gopdsrful spell will b exer-
,i,,d er ,hsi COUGHING cb'.d of yoays that
ke, p. ifss spd you sssf< q. u you silI Try
pt Bpl.'s cc:Eb syrup,
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A nonble LXnehIaE.

Mt. STERLING, KY, April l5. Hhy
masked men came to jackson, Bresthitt
county, on "Wednesday night, took from
the Jail Henry Kilburn, white, and Ben
Strong. colored. and hung them. kl6nrn
Hss charged with the murder ot Wiliian
Tborp last January. Strong was suspected
of being concerned in the f.ans murdsf.
Notice was pinned on one li the yicams
Eating all perpetrators OF such crimes
would receive like punish menL kiourn
had killed eight men.
Believe They Have he Right Msn.
CosHoc7cs, O., April i5-Peter oSens,
a former resident Of '.nis city, was arrested
at Shawnee, this st.is, last Friday, for the
murder of the Unknown man whose BODY
vas found near the city last October. hs
had or, limir.ary hearing yesterday, ano
Was bound over 10 await the sction o. IN,
grand Jury IN the sum OF five tnoussno
collars Ire points brought out at tne e1
aIIlpstf., show slmost conc!usiyeiy tns
fhey lave al last gorten hold Of the rlsn
psriS.
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H.sI4 wssk KsAsl.

cxcrssA1I, April i5.-rhe Ohio Relief
Committee IL sbou. TO disbsnd. Thsy 10
csiyed sis4, 600 sal Of which hss bsea de
tributed except f8 900. Shien will be ussd
in helping the poor 70 restore their dvsii.
jngb.
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IhEeTsoII ItoxoIoNewu u.x,.o-

,, '"Al\'TrN, April l5-Col. Robert G.
,''Soll and family will spend the sum-
,. - "d part Of the fall on the Dorsey
r..S vo IN New Mexico. The Colonel has
sr.,I yG',! y an enormous log house, hand
ara uhiSbtd Inside With hard woods
SSH SenlyTbree miles from a railroad
Ne, " me Colonel will 90 directly to
II as1lco sitter the Chicago Convention.
IsriD p'oosble that be will take any
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PraEh Jame.' frfaS-

Hu,rsyILLE. Ala. April 10 -rfant
Lanes will be tried At The spring term Oh
tie Un!tsd States Court. now in ssssson
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lssssssatsssslity % tbs Sestt Lsw.
corrnsus, O., Apdl U.-1Ss eapssas
Court hss grantsd lssve . 6h lsdhee
Of error IN ths lovW eoofs = - - ooo''
siiiutionslity of ~ Bcob Nv.
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The Republicans Of Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, April 15.-Prominent Re-
pasiicans assert that Judge Frank T Reid.
Of this county, will be nominated for Gov
ernor by the State Republican Convention,
to assemble here next Thursday. East
Tennessee will have 80 per cent. of the
representation in the convention and will
probably name the nominee.
Prohibition In Congressional District
CHARLES CRY, la, April l5.-The State
Temperance Alliance nave called a confer.
epce meeting of the friends Of the prohib.
itory law for the Fourth Congressional dis
trict, to meet at Decorah Wednesday even.
ipg, April %. 1t is proposed to organize
each county in the district for the rigid en-
forcement Of prohibition.
Tilden Sentiment I'm Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 15.-The Democratic
Convention called for June will elect dele
gates in favor of 8. J. Tildsn. No other
candidate has even a following in this
State. Governor Mcdaniel regards Tildeu
as the strongest man in the race. ColIuitt
and Brown are likewise for him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-16

THx Chinese say q large nose ,ndica'es ca :
.b,ewdness, but We say red nose anu
sart;ng cough indicates the need Of Q DOT
sIs of DIR. Buil's Cough syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-16

n5r,o5s ,ossLE sl Invalid writes: 81 was greatly
Eo ~, 10 health and strength, caused by
sn, ,...N' N' l bad dozen boils on differ
Sh.,,,So ',,S OF NY body, aud suffered many
grvs psins, While the least exsrtion
t!ss cf grsSt ist'gue. | took three hot
ssps,;u. ~. Gnysott's Yellow Dock and sar
hight sd Shd am completely cured. AT
ksr. ana 10y refreshing, drsamless slum-
all DAY feel energetic and strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-16
shoeAtnx Accident I'm y MIL.

BIC RAPIDS, Mich, April l6.-Hlram
Ksrns, a young man employed as sawyer
in seamen's mill, few miles south of this
city. slipped on the carriage and fell so that
the saw cut his leg off just below the knee.
No surgeons near, nothing was done TO
stop the flow of blood and he came near
blee ding to death,