davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
WASHINGTON.
Can MccoOk Advises Secretary
lamar As to the Governments
cos1RoL OVER INDIAN AFFAIRS
?, Prevent Illegal Occupation Of Lands in
the Indian TerritOy---Noyes'
Appointment
COMPLICATIONS ARISING FROM IT.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 5.-Secretsry
lamar has received letter from General
NcCoOk Ex-Governor Of Colorado, relative
a The power Of the government to preyeat
;rs,sl occupation Of lands in the Indian
Territory. The writer assures that the laVt
declares that the Secretary Of the Interior
IA, full control Of all Indian affairs, under
tbslsws subject to direction hy the Psezids9t
thst certain contracts made BY individuals
with Indians relative to procuring the pay
nert Of claims, but no authority exists for
making contracts of any other nature, and
ifusde they are void. NOpurchAss, grant
lease or any other conveyance Of lands, or
Of any title or claim thereto from
srv ILiisn native or tribe of In
disas stall be OF any validity in Law
or equity unless the same shall be
made 5y treaty or convention entered into
pursuant TO the constitution; that only the
United States can make any contract with
sny Iadisn nation or tribe affecting lands,
whether by purchase, lease or otherwise, and
the United States can do so only by formal
agreement, and that the President may en-
piOy the military to remove trespsssers from
luiian lands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
BREAKING CAMP.

The First Ohio start Home From Phila-
deIphia and the Rest to Follow To-day.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5. - Though the
troops on duty at the national encsmpment
were not obliged either to attend divine ser
vice or engage in any exhibition drills, they
found plenty to do in entertaining the thou
sands of visitors who thronged the grounds.
This morning the First Ohio started for the
west. They we're accompanied by the
Second Battery attached to that regiment
The Houston Light Guards and the Mont
gomery Grsys will leave tomorrow night
snd proceed to New York,
where they viii be entertained by
the Twenty-third Regiment. The Richmond
Howi,zer also broke camp today. The
Secord Battery of New York viii leave on
Tuesday, as Will also the Fifth U. S. Battery,
Major Randolph.
The latter will return to Fort Hamilton,
Ny The Third U. s. Battery Colonel
Warner will break camp to morrow. The
Busch Louayes will not leave until Tuesday
morning
At three o clock to morrow afternoon all
accompanies that participated in the COM
pe;ilye diiils will be drawn up in line at
lie jr.l grounds. The result Of the con-
test will then be announced, the prizes
ssa:ttd ard TIE camp dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
MOVES APPOINTMENT.
The President said to be Embarrassed by
the Developments.

The President Said to be Embarrassed by
the Developments.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 5.-The Cincin.
1sti Enquirer has been sent the following:
The President is not little embarrassed
because of the criticisms made upon the
appointment of Edward F. Moves, of Ohio,
to be q Government Director for the Pacific
Railroad Companies. He feels the attack
upon the appointment the more seriously
because he appointed Mr.. Noyes upon
the personal solicitation of Governor
H-si =. So far as can be learned
here Mr. Hosdly is the Presidents
candidate to make the Ohio Guber.
ns,orial race. Hence when the Governor
asked that Noyes be made Pacific railroad
Commissioner the request was promptly
granted. A second request that Peter
Clark, q prominent Ohio eolored Democrat,
be provided for will be honored later along.
The friends of Tilden feel especially out
rsged because of the appointment of Noyes,
whom they a,lsge made 8 corrupt bargain
With The State officials of Florida By reason
Of which Hayes was given the electoral
vote Of that State in the memorable contest
ct l~-6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
MURDER
OK "a T,amster for Working With n Scab


o. "a T,amster for Working With a scSb
Boss.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 5,-Lste yestsr'
day aheruson Daniel Gloss was brutslly
murdered by his cousin, Irwin Edwards, a.
Campbell and Franklin streets. They were
Transfers, and had been employed BY union
bosses, out some time since Gloss began
working for a scab boss, They met, in
5i0ed beer freely, and with them were
George Ray and James Smith. The
quartet, becoming quite tiPsy, began
Qgsrrei.ug with Gloss about working
10 scab, and at last blows were struck;
lbs vas in the house of q teamster named
Roberts Gloss ran out upon the pavement
Sbsn Edwards rushed upon and stabbed him
through the hsart and two other places: the
Tc,im dying in FIVE minutes. Otheer
Lea,herman found Edwards hiding under
RO5sr,s stable, and Officers Brown sno
gCCorkbill caught Ray and Smith. An
cher nan is wanted as accessory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
A BLACK DEVIL

Discovered at His Devilish Work and
Frightened 0h.
HoBoEES, n. j., July John Stein, OF
Guttenburg, n. j., and friend were driv-
ing through secluded portion of the Bulls
Ferry road this morning when the horse
SHE'D violently at a womsn's hat lying in
the road. As the vehicle was pulled up
q negro sprang out OF a clump OF
bushes and ran away. The men made
an investigation and discovered Mrs. Mary
Washer, the young wife Of well known
resident of Guttenburg, lying in semi
conscious condition upon the ground. Her
clothing had been torn to shreds, and there
were evidences Of terrible struggle When
restored to consciousness Mrs. Washer said
that while she was returning home from
church alone, q negro assaulted her. She
made q desperate resistance, but was drag
ged into the bushes and choked until she
remembered nothing further. Her assailant's
design was not accomplished. She described
the negro as being about Is years old. with
a short mustache and dressed in black
suit. Ire news of the outrage spread like
wildfre and almost the entire male populs-
ton of the section joined in securing the
country for the iend, but no trace OF him
was found,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
A MOUNTAIN COLLISION.
Nine Persons Terribly injured on u
svitchback at Efauch Chunk.

Nine Persons Terribly injured on the
switchback at HIauch Chunk.
READING, Pa, July 5.-A terrible acci'
dent took place on the Switchback Railroad
yesterday at Mauch Chunk. The cars are
run by gravity over wide range Of noun
tains, taking in some of the most beautiful
scenery in America. The mountains were
crowded with sightseers from all over Penn
sylvania.
The day was most beautiful one, but a
shower suddenly started up aud the tore
most car was stopped in the rain. The car
was crowded. The following train ran into
it, crushing the cars and scattering the pas
sengers in every direction. l.. P. G. Feg-
ley, q member Of the Legislature who was
in the accident and made very narrow es.
cane, says that some Of the passengers were
thrown twenty feet. The greatest excite
ment prevailed, and day Of pleasure was
turned into an occasion OF sorrow and
mourning. The injured and killed were
pulled out Of the wreck and taken to Mauch
Chunk, where they were kindly cared for.
The list of casualties is as follows; Miss
Lizzie Walter,ot Easton, fatally injured;
Ms Dxsbzch, of Philadelphia, seriously
hurt; James Burwell, right eye terribly cut;
John Werner, of Lansford, groin mangled,
can not live; Benjamin ]. Beers, of Easton,
deep cut in the head; James Dewsry, of Ess.
ton, both legs cut of, viii die; unknown
young lady, chest crushed and face lscerated,
unconscious and will die; Samuel Burns,
left leg horribly injured.
In the confusion many more were slightly
hurt. The passengers were terribly shaken
up. The cars were partially wrecked, and
in the collision mounted each other and
crushed the frightened people. Some were
thrown for q great distance and severely
bruised. Those who were fatally hurt were
pressed underneath the cars, the wheels
passing over them. Three, and possibly
four, persons will die. This is one of the
first accidents that ever happened on the
Switchback,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
SERIOUS TROUBLE FEARED

IL the Cleveland Rolling Mill Managers
Refuse to Treat With the Men.
CLEVELAND, July All was quiet to- day
in the Eighteenth ward, the scene of the
Cleveland Rolling Mill strike. An orderly
meeting was held this afternoon, at which
committee Of twelve was appointed to
present their grievances to the managers,
who will be waited on tomorrow. 1t is
feared if the managers refuse to treat with
the men there will be serious trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
$500, 900 Fire.

MuwAUxEE, July 5.-Specisi teiegraMs ss
- ;ncomnlete information Of most aus
Sa,.ons s..e FIRE At S,aughton, this State, early
ssaVUS sL;a y,ornin~ Ten large tobacco warehouses
u;,b .GtJ sSoat 3 700 cases oftobaceo were To-
tally destroyed. The loss wlil sggrega.s Soe
nesrly $566,OOO The amount Of a.s lnsu.sars ace
= 90; known. Eastern tobacco buyers are
the ~ principal losers. Five hundred linen men
III .GT bs thrown out of employment In eonse-
.,,o,ca Of the fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
south American zssublss.

I,mA, July 5.-IAst night the News sstv
that on the 30th ult, General CAoerss ~
dressed Q complaint 10 Cen. Mas that he
had received no sommunicatioo from Gsa.
Tovar who has besn delegatsa By the F3ovs
ernmest 10 treat with him, and sstingf 0ss.
Mas to arrange with him independsn3 3ly o.
the Government. telling him thai b
would treat only with him asSd thss
he had power to restore peace tejthsA coan-
try. Gt,. Mas replied thst ho@svef> suoh
an act might be aprlaudsd ~ pstriosle. h I
would be disloyAl 70 the govsrnnest he y
serving, and that Gen. Csrceres must ID.
dress Gen. Tovsr, when no doubt pacific
Arrangement would be arrived sl N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
White Not a Candidate.

New YoRx. July 5.-President Andres
D. White, of Cornell, in conversation with
a reporter of the New York Tribune yester
day said, referring to the connection OF his
name with the office OF Governor; Il am
not and cannot be candidate; i DO not
consider myself by any means the right man
~ be nominated. My plans for another
line of life have been more deliberate sno
careful and | can see no adequate reason
for charping them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
ASH BATTLE.

state Troops u u Bayonets on Civilians
at Celeb Alton at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, fIs., July 5.-During ses
terdays celeb Alton here q collision took
place betWeeSf State troops and citizens, q
considerably Number of the latter being in
toxicated- JThe days exercises took place
at the Ne kOnal Park, and incidental to the
program the considerable number of COM
Panies State troops participated. During
the afternoon some intoxicated men en-
gsget| in fight IL the grove. One man
was Knocked senseless with stone and an
othsf was jumped upon with such force that
ne was carried away, believed to be in q dy-
ing condition.
A corporsrs guard from one Of the com.
panies attempted to quell the disturbance.
The lighting crowd attacked the soldiers
and scene Of terrible excitement snsued.
A crowd Of thousands Of men, women and
children rushed to the scene and surrounded
the eombstants. The crowd swsyed to and
fro, and finally went with terrible force
down the hill toward the race course.
1t appearing that the eorporaps guard was
IN dire extremity, aid was asked from the
military head-QnarteEx Five .rompzniss q
infanry were Immediately marched with
liked bsyonets to open q passage through
the crowd and to rescue the guard. A por-
ton of the crowd commenced to fight with
the infantry. One man who was about to
strike down private in one of the COM
panies, had his head cut open by a sword
in the hands Of one OF the officers, and an
other, who was opposing the march Of the
military, received severe wound in the
head from bsyonet.
On the whole, the conduct of the troops
was excellent. Order was restored after a
continued scene of intense excitement.
Bad blood was eDgendered and it was feared
that there wauld be q further outbreak this
evening. As precautionary measure, the
firearms Of ell the companies were removed
from the grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
Awondertul Discovery.

Consumptives and all who suffer from
sny affection of the throat and lungs, can
ind a certain cure in Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Thousands OF
permanent cures verify the truth Of this
statement. No medicine can show such q
record of wonderful cures. Thousands Of
once hopeless sufferers now gratefully pro-
claim they owe their lives to this New Dis
coyery. 1t viii cost you nothing to give it
a trial. Free trial bottles at Logan Il Co. s
drnr store. Large size Loo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
MAYOR HARRIsoNs PROCLAMATION
To the Citizens to Preserve Chicago's Good
Name.

10 tne CltlZens 10 preserve CnlcaRoS GOou
Name.
CHICAGO, July The Mayor, in q proc
lamation tonight for publication in to-mor-
rows papers gives notice that as the West
Division Street Railway Company has mott
fed him of its intention to run its cars on
Monday in accordance with its chartered
rights, for the sake of peace and the good
name of Chicago the people
must refrain from concregating on the
streets where the cars are run until all ex.
element shall have subsided and must move
on when requested to do so by police. The
police are notified that they must protect
the property Of the street car company at
all hazard.
The document closes with an earnest ap-
peal to the citizens to aid in preserving the
good name of Chicago.
About two hundred police have been de-
tailed to look out for the companies rights
in the morning, and it is understood that
the first car will start at 6 o'clock. The
latest reports from the meeting Of the
strikers are to the effect that they have
simply resfirmed their action of Saturday,
namely, their willingness to arbitrate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
nInrdered and Robbed.

P,rrsrrELp, Mass, July Geo. d
Dunbar, Superintendent OF the PittsaelS 9
Coal Gas Co., left home last night az ~ ~
O'clock to go to Tannery bridge to IooS
StIer a leaking gas pipe. About an hour
Iatsr @ his dead body was found with a bullet
~ = ,ho hack of the head. A large wallet
which he usually carried and which is sup sup,
mn ~oss5 10 have contained several hundred
dollars, is missing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
BLOODY Ri, Z in Mexico.

Foolish as it seems, the riot was all about
some nickel coins which had recently been
issued BY the Mexican Government and
which The Mexicans disliked A smah
cause, surely. But blood corpuscles are only
one twenty-eight-hundredth part as big a.
one of our FIVE cent nickels. And yet what
a circus they stir up if anything goes wrong
with them! Mrs. Brannsn, of lvsnhoe, GA,
saws: 81 used Browns Iron Bitters with
hest results for extreme nervousness, sleep
los.ness and bad blood,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
brutal Revenge.

prrrsRURs July 5:-The Di:pste5Gs LII :,
III fLniIo Ps snecial says: Dennis acGoTan'
gcn,sSs, T.. o. nn rhe South Pennsylvania Rsll,
roae nosS '1as ~ Va,tacked this morning BY two
EoAe, SAS 1ho heat him iusensibls and then
Ilansns'h ian ,hroa. % He is still living, but nc
1,ISsDs HOHss were discharged by MeGo~sn yss ys;.
tasdsv for neglecang their work, ana 4. 'ai'
!!ssTaisvsd !sf 10 have been the cause Oh 'ne -
s S. They are still at large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
An EnterprisingsReiiable House.

Logan L Co, can always be relied upon,
NOT ONLY to carry in stock the best Of every
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticles as have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being always enterp5ising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, viii sell it on a
noait;ye guarantee. II win surely cure any
and every affection of Throat Lungs, aud
Chest and to show our confidence, we invite
Won csll and get Trial Bottle Free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
I'm Love With an Undertaken.

An undertaken is as good man as any
other man. and q woman has as good q
r;oht to fall in love with him as with any.
body else, But it was queer when the old
lady in MARYLAND became so much infst-
mated with stfuneral director" that she at
tended every 'futerment party he man
aged. Her dyspeptie condition had led her
into the morbid state of mind in which this
vas possible. Mr.. r. B. Balte. jackson.
Niss'. says: Browns Iron Biiters entire.
b relieved ns Of dyspspsia and evsre indi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
AnAn.u.rwanfed.

Tsn any one bring as g case OF Aldney
" ", liver Complaint that Electric bls1eas
vi vi not speedily cureI We say they Gan
aOt as thousands of cases already Psrms-
at cured and who are daily recon- menas- ~
Electric Bitters, win prove. BrlgnI :
Dsesse, Diabetes, Weak Back, or Any
oy onesry complaint quickly cured tns5
..'iy the blood, regulate the bowels ana
=. ~, eireetly on the diseased psrls. bssty
49,, sMae sQaaranteei Foe oa;a !, 50 cen,< =
ses'ie n Locsn 4 "a Y. s, +,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06

Mt. W. Atkins, Girard. a han, nv rIs1ss FIss
4 never gs,.rs rs 70 my customers, they give en-,
tIic D,:,s; D.;Ufact;op and are RAPID sellers E!ec
tire ssnas ,.ass are the purest and best medicin:
tric bltters AsG III ~ Tnps;tiyely cure kidney anc
Vsr complaints purify the SIoOa aaS aor1 sf sc
= s,s without them They will save yssr sOIa
OF eol.As eau Int - bottle BY Logan q 70.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
A Mothers Lsvs--A Practical nIastrahs
Of ItS BoWsr.

A mothers lovei What potent thing
II isl II viii melt The hsAft Of the mQt
hardened criminal, when no other mbnsng
would be efisctusL No ons bat 8 molh6k
knows iu fuA meaning, but every ous ed
appreciate IL fthe5 will Ills Imsvsk
though, tba. It means slsepless nights, cas
ineonyenienee, and, II neceasasy, vsj !,
hardship and death Bot ths subjeot
been TO eIoapeufly tysated b ths 49,
poets and the sblst vritenS - fssui(
essay fog tssss ooluans Too nasy yseo1
tical iIlussssaions oseuf in svay day Hls -
Il TO be dxsh upon 70 thai Il Il unsscsssaey
TO speak Of the subject farh9 IN erd9 ~
make the reader sndesssAnd ths dn nsao5
ing Of what u TO bIlov. 1
hn. Henry Scbnslsa, Of AAhIasd, Kl
writes hat her dapghtss hes bssa cuss6 Ia
deafness which resulted from ehronie u
tarrh. She tslh bow shs - Iou ~ ~
Of her daughter, her Aest bsiak csssd -,
how overjoysd she u st ths psslk n
trying many Sensliss, - nys ISeusa'
broosht curs, saa that ths daaSA1stn
hearing y restored Ghs eooe1sx0 -
speaking IN The nod 1sttsFjaa tenD =
PERysA, and thsa dsknibss = ~ -
lovely msspsr IL Asppisss \ - heeC14
her, and reviews ~ dislssss sAssxpssjenDo1
While bef dssght9 vas sGic1sA
Dr.. A. T. Ong. Martins Rsssy, o. uf1o10
II have Q hEEs tsAds o yoaS REaeIf
Mr.. Robert c. Hannah, fo1obo7os8
Lewis county. Ky., vdtse Il vvhs ~
form you ofths great beas6t sscivses
the use Of yoaT nsdicinea fEEpE4 81
MAxALB. / bad beea Iow spiritee
very sict for about IN nesf1 ~
cough, and ny hissds tbsssh ! h4
sumption; tsisd . nsnbg 6 petetn
c:nes, and nest q ~ leseen b
vicinity (ssl ~ ~ one
good q ycs eaa fsl 3 - coup
6ut thsy ID Ne - 90 wloDlH z
mercAaax M oflsia tn6&o4 9Dpo
tzying yos 1sne1fee = -
~ 1 fa1H 80 = sLsa q
Iose I ~ eo1usnee NJ ~
| /; :;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06

p....nrro to Fortress Monroe; mssa- 49,
va ri',s.. ~. sna Ncrfolk, Va, We6neSasy'
iDgtcn vsy ,o9s sA Round zip from Wheeling, g.
sIi'so. sI' Tickets good 5sss,nsss y ssa1 oi any
i,os dsss of ssls, :ss;s seG;s ( 1sss~ - lTIaslIsz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
ysr1 Remari.als Rscexsry.

Mr.. George V. Wiling, Of KLnebsstsr,
Mich, writes my wih has bssn simoss
helpless for Eve yesrs, 70 helpless that -
two bottles of Electric 'Bitses and b
much improved that shs 70 sb,s TO DO he
own work"
Electric Bltters will 10 all tbss 70 claimed
for them. Hundreds Of tsstamoniAls stter
their great curative powera Only Gay cent
. bottle st Logan g Cas-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
Lsnry watkins Alien Isaried.

BAToy RouGE, La, July 5.--Ths remair
ofHenry Watkins Allen, war governor
Lousisns, arrived from New Orleans,
terdsy afternoon. attended BY ths o.
the Allen Monumental Association,
bers Of the Allen Regiment Fourth
lana, detachments from the militax
New Orleans, Louisiana Rifles and Bait
B, Louisiana Field ARTILLERY. "a
A lArgs procession Of military, muuicipS
and civil formed and escorted ~,
remains to the White House groun1s'
where they were deposited under the nonu.
ment. Addresses were made BY Col. ). ~
Sandividee, who presented the monumsoe
and remsins 10 the state, also . sword q
Gov. Aliens BY Gov s. d. McEnwy, who
received The n monument, ETC, on behalf OF ths
sta,e, and by Col. r. @. Spands and II. II.
Fayerot, on the life and services Of The lab
onyern0r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-06
IMPROVED.
Gen. Grants Condition Much Bettst'
Yesterday.
DETAILS OF WORK ON ms MEaoial
Gave Him Some Detrimental ANXIETY;
Which Has Now Quite
Abated.
YESTERDAY WITH GENERAL GRANT.

Mr. McGRrGoR, N. Y, July S.-whsa
he sat down st The breakfast table ~
morning Dr., Deuglas said he bad enjoyed
night Of bettR sstth.n in long time 81
added that e., 0bs1s also had slspt 90
usually ven, y >5siciAA - - -
FsIvuusa assel sNlKuSG11 \
ton was thss - psdsnt had ban % qsii
that he did ~ sssl attention. ThrosG
the twelve hesn ending ats o'clock ~
moruiHs, Gen. Grant had slspt fully 80
or nine houra Thsa he took toodr tok
was treated By ~ doctor. bat be VI
not dressed aaA dozed on ct interval
through the Arssoea The sick man ~.
feeling weak Saturday. though bis weaknsss
was not occaSoaed By the disease, but was
incident to CDR ssssa This moraing 10
felt stronger % ~ Indicated. He wrote
Tor DR.. Dough ststwsn 10 and II o'cloce
~ think sun
as was this time yesterday" The pa6eet
was also in better spirits. The last weeks
work on the book had % ended that tAe
General felt to day much relieved a. to in
progress. He had begun 10 think the work
Of gathering the different portions OF his
book together was making slow hesdway,
but he found on Saturday THAT the book me-
nearly completed and what still remained
to be done would be finished after the mattee
had returned in galley proofs. The abats.
ment Of the patients anxiety over these de-
tails is also a source of rehst 10 his physl.
clans, who feel that while healthy engage
ment Of the General mind Is to be dssirsd.
any anxiety is to be deplored. This mora
ing Dr. Douglas found the patients pulss
stronger than yesterday, and the conditioa
of the throat go
that the examination was easier and moeg
thorough. BY the electric light the instru.
ment could be presented nearer the base q
the tongue. Comparatively. the voice wes
fair, though quite husky. Soon aftsr MID
day General Grant douned biz clothing.
and, after being comfortably fixed 10 he
chair on the piazm, devoted more than q.
hour to reading the Sunday papers, vhilg
the family and Senator Chafee were grouped
near chatting merriy. ~
Good Night Looked For.
At eleven o'ciock DR.. Douglas aeain
treated the Generals throat and admin
tered three minims more Of morphine, sfig
which the patieot ~xs composed for ths
night. The Doctor belie7es the Gsnss
will have good night. a