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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23

pirAticn, which neminally is IA to the
minute, Is now "A. At 1890 o'clock, how
ever, it was stated By reliable authority that
the General was in . slightly better condi-
ton than two hours ago and quieter, but as
against any hopeful inference that might
be drawn from this fact is the other fact
that from the present condition, which oor-
ders on lethArgic state, the patient may
quietly drift into unconsciousness. Durlng
the evening the sick mans
ExtremitIes Have Been Cold
and the invisible symptoms are the signs
that nature put out when death is chilling
the powers. The General as the night
passes seems suffering no pain though the
lines of his lace are tensely drawn and the
furroWs of his brow are knitted beside which
the family are constantly watching.
At IL o'clock the General was not asleep
the hands and forearms were colder than
two hours before, but the feet not so much
so. Pulse and respiration had not
changed. The patients mind was yet
clear and comprehensive OF events
and uttersuees about him. Between
10 and IL Dr.. Shrsdy had seeosted the
General and he answered in husky voice,
and promptly stimulents were being used,
but sparingly, and there was expressed by
medical authority about II o'clock 9 belief
that the closing crises may occur.
Either at One or -Four O'Clock
At midnight Gen. Grant remains quiet
though not asleep. The coming hour is
heip0 anticinatsd with great anxiAty. Bot
ties Of hot water were placed at the gener-
ais feet to induce warmth and mus
tard drsughts were applied on the
stomach and breast DR.. Sands is resting
at the hotel and Drs Douglass and Shrady
are at the cottage
Two A. M.-The family is sstir at the
cottage, though there is no visible indica-
tions that point to other conditions than
those at the time of the last bulletin.
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RESULT OF A mVRDERER's, ACQUIT
Property Burned and Valuable Horses
Poisoned.

Poisoned
FoRT WORTH, Ten, July 22.-From citi-
zens Of Mansfield, village twenty miles
south of here it is learned that sreign of
terror exists in the community, as the out
come of the killing of DR.. J. W. Wollace by
DR.. ]. 7. Stevens, for which killing Stevens
was tried and acquitted. There are two
factions in this place, one believing the
killing justifsble, the other deeming it
a cold blooded murder. About a week
ago the residence O? DR.. Stevens
father was burned, and yesterday morn.
ing, between and o'clo k, the Offices of
D Stevens and DR.. Wallace, brother of
the d cess' 4 vas fire by inee7iisres. Sun
'ay a ir horse of Dr. Stevens was poison.
ed, and this vas Followed on Monday by be
death of spirited stallion. belonging to
Wallace, which had also hsen poisoned
Men who are not on either side OF the cop-
troversy say they are are afraid to open
their mouths as both sides ore dangerous
Murder is looked for as the next outcome
The Grand Jury is not in session, but tts
Sheriff will probably send several deputies
10 the scene OF the trouble to keep TIE
peace The leaders on both sides 90 fuAy
armed, prepared for fight whenever she
opportunity offers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23
Jewslry store Robbed,

A large ieveiry storein Boston wssrobbed
recently by some ingenious rsscsls who had
secured the combination Of the safe lock.
They carried of about $4,000 worth o.
choice jswelry. This was serious loss to
the ieEeler, but not so bad ss if he hsd been
robbed Of power to digest his dinner. Stolen
iewelry is hard to recover. But Browns $
Iron Bittsrs will restore digestion. Me-
Charles Wolf Keuton, Ohio says: Il used
Browns Iron Bitters for dyspepais with sat-
isfsctcry results"
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lime 70, 2:2S4, 2:2jJ5 2:2sI5, 2:Sl.
80 -'-"|1I ~ -f~EI1i -'o4s
Second race. 2:24 class; trottiny purse,
Third race 2:4O race; pacing; purse $500;
A POWDER WORKS SLOWS UP.

Two Men Killed and the Buildings Wrecked
YORK, Pa, July 22.-The powder mill at
Spring Grove, this county, about twelve
miles from this city, blew up this morning
about 5 80 o'clock. The sh ,ck was felt for
miles around. The press and drying house
were demolished and debris scattered for
hundreds Of feet around. Edward Wagner
had leg torn of and body tearfully torn
and bruised. George Auehey, was found
$50 feet away with arms torn of and his
body otherwise mutilsted. Both men are
dead. The other employees escaped without
irjury, but many of them made very mar.
roa escapes. Ii is impossible in the excite
ment in the village to get any estimate OF
the loss to the property. No other buildings
were destroyed.
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BELL. IttsE.

The Body of Jsmes Wallace Found Nesr
rfoundsyilie.
The body Of James Wallace wss rec ,ver-
ed near Mounds7ills yesterday morning,
and brought to this city. Rev j. X. Nc
KALI, and Rev k, NJ Brown heiGiineral
services over the reIsains Of the two unfor
tunstss last evening, after which the bodies
were taken over the B a o. road TO Logan,
O., for interment. Mts. Wallace, mpther
of the b57s, who was reported as dyirg from
the effecs q OF the shock caused by the news
of the drowning of her two sons, is recover.
ing.
While John Rodewig was driving the
sprinkler yesterday, one Of the horses BY
some means got his hind leg over the
tongue Of the wagon and bat for the timely
assistance J?some men near by there would
have been runaway, no doubt.
The Enterprise window glass works will
bold its annual meeting OF stockholders for
the purpose Of selecting new board Of
directors, on Thursday. August 18th.
St. Clairsvil!c is extremely fortunate in
securing the coanty conventions this year.
Bridgeport shorld have had the Democratic
county convention.
The B. & o. dining car is doing service
again.
A hand organ nan spent yesterday in the
Iock.sp. He got too full Of boose to turn
the crank and tho officers took charge Of
him. His organ stands in the hall Of the
lookup. Music will be administered as des.
,.-t q Al ,v;oop fhr tho nraaant
The B, z 4 c. engine that was held BY
the Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company to
compersate for o judgement held By that
company against the nnrrowgsuIe, was re-
leased again yesterday. the claim having
been satisfactorily adjusted BY President
The fiederkranz Society got away on
good time yesterday morning for Wheeling
10 participate in the parade.
The delegates from here who were in at
tendance at the Flint GlAssworkers Con.
vention Q; Philadelphia, returned hone yes.
;erdsy.
Connci, iAiled to meet this week. Basi-
ness was too pressing 10 other directions 70
get quorsm.
The ge mt enen VITO were here seeing about
SuildiDg furnaces for the manufactars OF
t,as for some Of the window houses, were not
liven anything definite as regards proceed
ing With their work The improvement,
.ill DO dozbt be made, but the factories de-
IRE time to reflect.
Several aint glass manufacturers confer
saced here yesterday. Nothing was done,
ss they are waiting For the repest Of tbs
BOYS Who came home from Philadelphia.
Several B. & o. officials were in town
yesterday.
Tie crowds in tie river have lesssned
consider sbly since tSs drowning Of the Wal.
lace boyA
Mrs. Henry Carr vas in the city from
Burs Adls yesterday.
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coNsuLs AND PssTMAsTERs NAMED.
Two OF the Former and Twelve 81 the
Latter.

Two OF the Former and Twelve 81 the
Latter.
WARRINGTON, July 22-The President to
day appointed Wm b. Mofett, Of New
Jersey, United States Consul at Athens,
and John Dsvlin, Of Michigan, Consul at
Windsor, Ontario Also the following
PostmastefG
j.. Taylor, at Oxtsrd, N. C, vice NJ.
B. Jones, suspended
T. B. Doathirt, at Selem, N. c., vice j.
Bleckenderfsr, suspended.
s. Fl. Smith, at Winston, ". C., vice W.
A. Walker, suspended.
George n Gregory. at Greensboro, n.
Y, vice J. ID. Whi'e suspended.
J. A. Bennett, at Reilsyille, \. c., yici
r. Il Wrsy suspended.
WI Fleming, at Fort Smith, Ark vice
J. X Barnes, suspended.
d G. Hackney, at Fet Plane, n. Y. B.,
wee r. hoffman, suspended
Eenry Cook at Michigan City Ind, vicr
J. 81. Peters, suspended:
Geo. j. Love, at Huron, Oak, rice John
Cain, suspended.
RR HunleJ, at Talleiegs, Ala, vice r.
A. hOseIy, hubpeDutu-
]. II. Bewly at Smyrna, Del vice W. q.
BoQgs, suspended.
1Se Postmaster GeneNnl sppsis,ed How
ard Kirk postmaster at aattessoa, Pa.
John C. Rish, TO be Lirutsssnt Com
nasder of the United States, Navy
o. a. Lashzr aud Il, S. Waving. To be
Liestenants, sad C. C. R9gsrs. to be Lieu
ter Z Of junior grade.
The Aprointees.
MS. Mofsst, who was appointed Z s
Coasul to Athens IS an Epistopalisn minis
rer. BE wss REQ. a',y appointed Consul to
Beirut. Turkey, bat the. appointment Was
riihdrswn at the request Of the Turkish
dinister, vsSo said that Consul who is q
minister Ess Pit wanted.
Mr. DsrlisAs. pointed y. s. Consul to
Windsor, bas q meraSer OF the Michi-
gan Leeisls ~ And slSo assistant Labor
Comm;Ssior;lss.S& s.S&ichigsn.
Turned OS,, the War Department.
After q C&H BET consultation and in &C,
cordasce with SEe advice o. Gsn Sheridan
the Secretary Of the Is,erior has decided 20
turn over 70 the War Department the CON-
plete control Of the Cheyenne and ArapAAoe
reservation in the Indian Territory.
Want the Old Hours Restored
The clerks in the Frs. Assistant Post
master Generals Office have petitioned Pos.
master General Villas to restore the hczrs OF
work in that division from q N. to 4p-n n +,
instead of from q. n. until $50 p N, as
at present. Postmaster General Villas saJs
he will not reconsider his decision in refer
epcs to the use Of the Si00, 900 granted By
Congress for mail service. Il viii be re-
membered that Mr.. Villas declined TO use the
money, and turned Il into the Treasury.
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ed in having had an opportunity to be
national policeman to prevent an infamous
outrage
SUMS PAID TO ROACH.

The Vessels Almost Paid Fora Report
Denounced as q siander.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The Post says
that more than 100000 have been paid
to Mr.. John Roach on account Of the four
new cruisers. The article on the subject
shows that not only has the Dolphin been
nearly paid for, but that the Atlanta, Bos-
ton and Chicago are in practically the same
position. The following figures are given
ss authorities:
Dc,- A. Bas- CAi-
pAtn. laRta. iea. odoo.
Contract Prcs.- SsI5 900 s6i7, 600 s6lso $50 600
Authorized extras. 5000 5000 26,ooo 5000
contlact............ asssos $3.50 S7,ico ssLsso
II is said that the statement Of the Naval
Advisory Board, recently submitted to Sec
retary Whitney, characterLes the report
made BY the Special Examining Board OF
the Dolphin o. vile slander."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23
Remarkable Escaps.

Mrs Mary A. DALEY, Of Tunkhsnnock.
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asthms
and Bronchitis, during which tipe the bsst
physicians could give no relief. Her life
was despaired Of, until in last October she
procured bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery, when immediate relief was felt, ano
by continuing Its use for short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh 81
lbs. in few monihs
Price Trial Bottles Of this certain cure
all Th-oat and lung Diseases st logan /
Co.'S drug Stoke. Large bottles 81.
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PROUD OF THE CRIME.

sherman Not Ashamed Of His Part In the
Election Disputes.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Speshug Ct the
6ght sgaiust Governor Hoadly By certain
Democratic papers because thai gentleman
had recommended the sppointnsnt Of Ex-
Governor Noyes % United States Direc-
tor Of the Union Pacific Railroad, Senator
Sherman yesterday said: Il don't knoE
What Moves thinks about the election dis.
putes Of 1876. but for my psrt an proud
OF tbe part took IN thai contest 20 Dresent
she Depoc7ass frcn declaring Tiidsn the
Psezszs .,.1s eyerJ maa sho -
M he cf:ne tie Democrats
ps,xsse oazhs p ie<l boacr
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A Tramp's Brutal Crime.

WARRENToN, Va, July ga tramp
committed an assault on the l2year-old
daughter of W. Berry, near Mitchells S a.
ton, Culpepper county, yesterday. Tns
girls injuries ore serious. The tramp. d
caught, will be lynehed, as the citizens are
intensely aroused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23
Mrs. Elizabeth BeIr Dead.
.S..-inl 10 th. R.rislsr.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, July PA tele-
gram was received here last night snnounc-
ing the death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Beir, rels.
i've Of Geo. BEN, Of Marshall county, at her
home in Rockingham county, Va. Mrs
Beir is the mother of the wife of Hon a. S
Wslker. The remains will be taken to
Wheeling for interment
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Charged with Tampsring with the Nails.
Spsciag 10 sAs ReyistT.

PARkKEssuRe, July 22-PAt Carr. a
brakeman on the Parkersburg Branch, was
arrested here By Detective Henderson,
charged with tampsring with the msils
While he was mall carrier between here and
Danrilla he VAS taken 10 clarkshurg and
ears bona Of ers shorsSil dollsFs fer Ais
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23
NnIonr Workia.

There is no cal to use long words in
speaking Of Parker's Tonic. Il sells on Us
merits and cures BY its virtues No family
can make mistake BY keeping bottle in
The honse. For coughs colas and all tsbpb-
les Of ths boeels, stomach. liver snd< KID
neva. 4 Is sxncsiy what yoR want. For fqfr-
- loes via ed cliI1reo- 81
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A WHEELING HORSE WINS.
Harry Roberts Takes the Second Race a
the ENnns fin 4 Rncas.

Harry Roberts Takes the Second Race at
the ENpositio Races.
PITTSBURG. July 22.-The attendance at
The Exposition driving park this afternoon
was very large. The weather was pleasant
and the track in good condition. The final
heat Of the 2;i9 trOt, unfinished yesterday,
was taken by Albert France in 2:2l, Joe
Davis second and Billy Bnton third. The
unfinished free-for-an vas won By Billy S.
in PIP, Gossip Jr,, second, Tommy Linn
third In to-dsy's races TIE 2:4O pace was
postponed after the second heat on account
OF darkness. 1t will be finished tomorrow.
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Apn..yx,.u in tbs Roacb Casa.

NEw YoRE, JULY 22-Secretary Whitney
notified Assignee Weed yesterday that he
would return here today from Newport
and have sn interview with Messrs. Weed
and Quiutard as to the Government in
tCrss,s in Mr.. ROachs property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23

The Best SAlre in the world fox Cun
bruises, Sores, Ulcerz Salt Rheam, FeTer
Sores T stsr, Chspped Hands, ChiIblAins
oDrnA and 81 SKIN Eruptions, and pozi
lively cures Pilss, or no pay rsquirsd II i
teafaatscd % give perfect sa1ihncti1r. cg
4, as5 rakandsd Prics Is essis - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23
A Parkersburg Assignment.

PAEEERsBURG. july 22-Williau T.
Lily. boot and shoe dealer Of this place,
made an assignment to-day, Samuel p. Nc
Cormick assignee The liabilities are about
three thousand dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23
SnlIiYan to RInat RYnn.

BOSToS, July 22.-It is stated that John
L. Sullivan hae agreed to meet Paddy Ryan
at Cincinnati, August Is, the contest to be
with soft gloves TO finish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23
Base Rail-.

At Ffca5u-g-Pitsburg ), Brooklyn 3.
At New York-New York 7, Detroits 2
IN 9th.
At Observation-Disclosures l, st.
Louis 3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23
An Ead q. Bone sor.ping.

Edvasd Shepherd, Of Harrisburg. In.
ssys: Having received 30 much benefit
from Electric Blazers, feel il my duty -
let suffering humanity knox it. Have had
q russipz sore On my ,eg for sght years;
sy doctors told me / woad have 10 hove
the bsse scrspsd or leg amputAssd. rssd,
instead, three bottles q Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnioa Ssivs, and
nv leg Is nov sound and uen.
Electric Bitters are sold at 6fty csats
sot,le. and Bucklsa's ATzica Salys at $50.
PER box By Logan Il Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23

1t Cedar Bay. No, on Monday Q duel
with knives occurred between two mer.
named Culton and Simmons Both vesi,
badly wounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23
4. I.poyssss pssssvssy.

The nost isponsss Dssovssy = { y
which brines the most rood 70 ~ ezsa
number. Dr. Kings Hsv Diseossy -
Cocsumption, Coughs ssd CoidA w -
servs the health and avs lie. - y .
pricelsss boos 10 tie s6lisssa kst -
does Il positively core CoassnplieA ~
Coughs, Gods, BFoaehitis AataA h.
pess, and III s2ectioas a ~ Tired G.
asd Lungs yish ss ooee % - vyn4G
'.:urs,ive powers. If yoa Sostt - - =
;sI Bottle Free, u Losss Z C6s D.
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on nm ono.

A. Eeito.s q News ossssss1ng - DsGoD
asA Beoe09ns
River z ket . iaehss saA fslisg.
The Cossier win be te-dsys Rasksfs5ueB
packet 81 II . n.
The ,tesnss Casa passt ~ - suSfy
brick boat Yesterday.
The assnss O'Nsal Win hsvs fos g.
iDgio. ss q ?. n. ia plaes Il fhs Tdspsn-'
Con Mcdonald left f0 Nst Csssk yeaeR
day 10 join the Big Bah Pses RiahisS CT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-23

Ia Gtr'-a' Grants sssthly existence, and
hpon guests and visitors bad settled sense
III the ntarDess Of dessb, and there seemed
y hash Upon The mountain and With al
tbese Uron y,
After bis rally and abou, O'Clock. Gen
8srast sahk INTO sleep that was described
.bv witness as psatit and 6sazlifal as the
.sieep of cbild. This coaiiti5u. hogsyer,
n rot ore to connend n5rf3snce. 9cr tie
,slse s IN assAEipk ard sAe sss
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. F. F. Tebbets left yesterday for
visit TO Monterey.
Mrs. Alex Dunn has gone to Elk Grove,
to remain week.
r. II. Magill, Jr, of the Alameda Bundle
Bee, is in the city.
Henry Hansche went down TO the bay
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Haight has gone to Newcastle
for few days visit.
Louis Glass, of Cherokee, returned home
Yesterday from San Francisco.
A. L. Frost, Internal Revenue Collector.
went up to Placerville yesterday.
Captain Cutter and wife came down to
the city Yesterday from Placervilie.
Mrs. J. w. Armstrong went to San Fran
cisco yesterday, to remain about a week
Ariel Lathrop came up from San Fran
cisco last evening and will go to Vlna this
afternoon.
Ex-Governor Irwin and Hon. John Boggs
came to the city from the Bay by yesterday
moons train.
E.A. Petrie, who has been visiting in the
East. returned a few days since VIA the
southern route.
Ex-Sheriff VIM Harkey, of Suffer coun-
ty, came down from Yuba City yesterday
going to Lathrop.
Captain Samuel Deal is in Washington,
d. c.. and aspires to be United States Mar
shall Of California.
The Iroquois Social Club will give their
first bon-bon party at Jacobs Hall this
evening. 1t will be complimentary
affair.
Launcelot Gilroy, County Clerk of
Tulare, is visiting Sacramento looking
after legislation that affects his section OF
the State.
+ FIR. Danforth, formerly of the Secretary
of States Office, and at present residing at
San Francisco, is spending two or three
days III the city.
George Craner, formerly OF Sacramento
and more recently engaged i'll merchandis-
ing at Lodi, has sold out his business ut
that place and will leave in few days for
Los Angeles, where he expects to locate
and engage again in his present line Of
trade.
In the city yesterday Judge Craddock,
Marysville; r. i. Hall, Suffer county; \.
=. Brown, business manager OF the Nevada
Transcript; Superior Judge James E. Muir
ply, of Del Norte ]. NJ. G. Jasper. Wheat
land A. p. Wilbur, of the Red Bluff
Frank Glascock and family have left
Woodland for their new home at Sprague,
Washington Territory Hon. b. b. Glas-
cock and family, who are now in Washing
ton, d. c., attending the Inauguration Of
President Cleveland, will go to the Terri
tory by the Northern Pacific in few weeks.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday; Aug. Eitzen, San Francisco; ]. H.
Braly. Fresno; ". T. Brown, Stockton r.
7. Pock, San Francisco Miss Mary Parks,
Miss Daisy Coult Marysville; j. NJ. c.
Jasper, Wheatland; William Center, T.
Cory San Francisco; John Boggs, Colusa;
Arthur Rogers, Louis Lachman, a. Sche-
rier, C. Warner, P. Beilveldt San Fran
CISCO Mrs j. NJ Hayward, Mrs. Thomas
Mcconnell, Elk Grove; J. II. Love San
Francisco; 4. H. Rose Oakland; ]. A.
Rey, San Francisco; Mrs. f. c. DeLong,
Nevada Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. j. ?. Whitney
and servant, San Francisco; John S. Bell,
Santa Barbara; H. A. Palmer, f. R. Shat
| tuck, Oakland; II. G. Howell, San Fran
CISCO &. W. Grayson, Oakland; J. j.
Thornton, San Francisco; 5. X. Hart
C'pluSa
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LOST FAITH In PHYSICIANS.

There are innumerable instances where
cures have been effected by Scov1LLs sARsAPA'
RIILA, or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRrP, for all dis
eases of the blood, when the patient has been
given up by physicians. Ii is one OF the best
remedies ever offered to the public, and as 1t is
prepared with the greatest care, as specific ioi
certain diseases, it is no wonder that il should
be more eifectual than hastily written and care
lessIy prepared prescriptions lake SCovILLs
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP for all disorders aris
ing from impure blood. 1t is Endorsed by all
leading professional men. feA-lySwly
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