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HE May GET WELL.
aeN. aaAar DRESSES nlMsELr
Apd Bfsaktasts win the Family Yesterday
nzornlpE-wha. the Doctors Thiak-sspa.
tor chatfse's correetion-Ths Patient
sleeping Quietly at Las. Accounts.

I . 2 v. .
1 NEw YcRS, April l1.-General Grants
progress towards eonyaleacence for the
past two days has been truly phenomenal.
His physiclans now openly express their
opinion that he will recover. 4t mid.
night DR.. shrady went on duty. The light
was raised in the General 3 room for a few
moments and then lowered, in which way
it remained the remaining part of the
might The doctor said he was prepared
for any change, but did not anticipate
any at present, though 1t would be pre-.
mature to say that the General was out Of
danger. He feltyery hopeful OF the future.
Senator Ghatee, who went into the
house at 1850, desires it understood that
he did not mean TO say that the doctors
did not know what was the matter witt.
the General, but that they might be mis-,
taken in their diagnosis.
General Grant has had q very refresh.
ing sleep through the night. lie says he
had rested better than for many nights.
and feels strong enough 10 get up and
dress for the day. He has taken DO noui-
ishment, Is without pain In swallowing,
and has not since midnight been disturbed
by coughing. Pulse and temperature are
unchanged. NJ if7' n ~
BREAEFasTs WITH THE FAMILY.
-aWhen the General awoke this morn.
lug said Harrison, "he insisted on get.
ting up and at once proceeded to put on
bis clothes with an slacrity that WIS
truly astonishing. After dressing be
spent the time in walking up and down
the room, now and then going to the
window and gazing out on the street and
at the paseers-by. When breakfast was
ready, instead Of having II brought into
his room. he expressed his desire 10 eat
his meal at the family board and picking
up his cane went down TO- break fast, lean
ing on the arm Of Col. Fsed.p AT the
table Mrs. sartoris, looking bright and
happy, sat neat the General and admin,
islered To his wants. Mrs. Grant who hal
been looking sad i,r the. past month,
smiled and was In cheerful mood. The
happy family partook OF the meal with
greater relish than for many q longday.
l1:s0s.a.-General Grant past most Of
the evening in the, library with his family.
He retired at l0lo'clock. He had some
pain In his throat, but was not troubled
in swallowing, is now sleeping quietly,
(Signed) j. II. DouGtAs. NJ. D.
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rIIh 1LLlNoIs ssNATonsnlp.

The Democrats Awaiting Reiuforeement,,
Then to Make a Desperate Effort.
WARRINGTON, April 17.-Information
has been received here that Representa-.
tive Morrison will be In Washington In
the course Of few days. The object Of
his visit is not definitely known, but
the belief is that it has some relation 10
the Senatorial fgatia illinois. n
Just as soon as the Democrats OF The
Legislature are reinforced by the successor
of Mr.. Ward, who recently died, Tia the
intention OF that party TO make deter
mined effort to elelt q Senator. 1t Is
understood that every influence Of the
party will BIZ exsrted 10 that end, and the
presumption, is that Mr.. Morrison, ut
present tho regular candidate Of his
party, Is coming 10 confer with General
Black, Chairman 0berly, Of the State
Committee, and other prominent Demo.
cratic leaders Of Illinois, who are in
Washington, Aato the best means al con,
eentrating all tie strength the party can
command upon some acceptable man. II
is still thought It Mr, Morrison gets out Of
the way, Pension Commissioner Black
will he put forward.
In regard TO the use Of his name for the
Senate, Representative Springer says:
" hsTe never for a moment entertained
the idea that 1 eo1ld get single Republi-
can vote n1the Legislature. Ihgvp been
In Congress for ten years, and my De.
mocrasy is al 80 pronounced type that |
don't suppose any. republican cares to
vote for nie. The truth Is, the idea that /
could be elected has never entered my
mind; benpe 7 have never thought Of try
ing II. 1 am naturally anxious 10 see; q
Democrat elected, but have taken no
part inthe contest. 1fMr. Morrison or
any other penqcret can win, ! shall be
glad oft"
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Prom siei,siss i 10 Poverty

CnlcAGo, Aprill7.-Am man prcmaturely
gray, ragged and unkempt, was prisoner
in a.south Side police court yesterday. A
charge Of vagrancy was preferred by a
policeman who had found him sleeping
In q hallway He was IN great dis
trsss and was about to say something
10 the Judge, when his emotion over
come him. The court was abont TO pass
the usual sentence when the man was
recognized by q member Of the Citizens
League, who secured his discharge. The
man, Oscar Forberg, was iormefly a
wealthy merchant in WestmanIaad, Swe.
den, near the country seat OF Oscar III,
andhe supplied the Ielinue of the royI
domain: Unfortunate speculation ruined
him and he driftetl to America. Forten
years he has lived in Chicago. Unable to
engage In business he took to drink Id de.
SPAR, and has for years been a tramp.
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.HAZEN,s 81 NTEAC CE.
lie i. aepr,m.nasa apa ro,a TO go aapt
TO Work. l.s II

tie i. ReprimsnIs. ana Fold To go Back
wasulXorox. D. O., April l1.-The
court partialin the Hazen case sentenced
him TO be rcptimanded,
The court martial, proceedings ii tAs
case Of General Wm.rB. Hasen were made
public to-day. Tho aeateppe Is . repri-
mand, which Is made by the President
ps iJlows: Hill
1.-THE proceedings, findings and sentence
in the ease st Brigadier General wm, B.
llazen, Chief slgpal 0tBcer United States
Army, are eiiereby approved. In giving
effect to the sentence ofttha court martial,
/ It is toiDe Observed that the more exalted
t,,e rank held by an off ter Of the army
The glsataf Is the rcsponslb llty residing
upon him, 10 aaoEd through his own su.
lhordination TO his gupesinf OF fllcer an exam
pie for all others who may be af inferior
tsska in the service. To au ofticer'of fine
sensihlittes the mere fact Of being brought
to tr al betofc Q eqprt martial must he IN
itse..f modification and papiehment. In
the foregoing, the aecased, IAoSs high
rank and long experience IN the esrgiesa
should have inspired him Sith q iulii real
iza.ion Of that respect for constituted eu-
thority which Is essential 10 military dis
cipline has been adjudged guilty Of In
diiging in unwarranted and captions
criticism Of his superior officer, the Sec
retary Of Wa. thereby setting
n narnirious eYampia Rpbyefsive
OF discipline and the interests Of tho SER
vice. Subordination Is pecessarily the
primal duty Of soldier, whatever his
grade may be. In losing sight Of this
principle the accused haS brought upon
IhImselfthe condemnation of his brother
officers who examined the charges against
him, and seriously Impaired his own
honorable record Of previous ,aopdpet. II
Is to DO hoped that the lesson will Rot he
forgotten. General Hazen will be released
from ,artest and assume the duties Of his
| a-aHfL. d {. j p
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~ar7TEtN7s'F9R-
A MOODY FIGHT
To The Finish-A Brutal Exhibition In New

Sastt ItH
Ngw Yaag, April lS.-Amateur spar
,iro and snnyt,ng man have heen we;t;no
.s ~. NV :, ~. 4, .ns a. =. a. sast =. a..;t
iof ilon.n tot y ap iot = nsnt " niiis!!
between Jim Eells, Of ST lsoNis and Denny
Butler. oi williamsburg. The fight was
fought last night, ]. I.ondon prize ring rules.
About thirty persons were present, A
purse Of SiS5 was madepp and tie men
agreed 70 ieht iar that, The betting had
heen goine Il, all the evening In favor OF
Butler. hit Feils, 'backsls had she most
money, and when TO contestants came
together fells' stock had risen to $40,
lti:a5 the referee tailed time ap, ithh
men shook hands Fells .Eeaighed i60
pounds; Ratlef weighed Ids pounds.
Firet Round Butler led and planted a
pile driver blow on Fella' noas. NAL ing
the blood ay, Eella eonptered aud hit
Butler q heavy below In the stomach and
sent the bip man down with a stnashins
lit on DIE law. Strict order 10 keen nilencs
had been given, but Fe..s haekers cheered
by llappiag their lands.
Second RoundlFells went headlone Al
Butler. who kept retiring. EinaIIy Binder
let 20 4 tremendous Iiaft handler which
landed On EelisI ear, entti tingft nearly oil,
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Rs,prEs Of the ISrsLLrsEScEn will be
,Isd to see Mr.. Hu Maxwell once more In
,bs uoe.s corner. Mr.. Maxwell's poems
nlbeautiful descriptive letters from Cali
ioruia will be recalled as productions O
murL more than ordinary merit. Some o.
bs late, contributions have been received
With equal satisfaction. In his own West
Virginia are rich materials for his gifted
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a uoRnlBLE CR1ME AYENGED
By Death on the dallows-A Hrutai Muir.
~ iderer Hung.

n. n...,. =. .,,.-.-.53.;;. -.3 -.
~ ~ W ~ .sss. .s.@'A .n...sT'' hFasaa 'hat
-, ~ .,.- ~, 20
LAcoSiA, \. IL, Apr1i lt.-fhomas 90
mon. the brutal murderer OF three per
sosn. was hanged here this morning n
I1i.9n o,c,oct Noln,tsral scona ooo,,,.oi1 1
~ ~ ssSss' :, t's e sat essAp oSes1tea
Ihomas samon was the perpetrator o
one o. the most 1endish crimes ever com
.tea sS N Is NsW siaa psnife, nls victltns cn be
ing ME-; S..,n zane fot9' aged apout w. years
9Sah %eala hsaaay, agsu 70, ana I. his httie hoy
i.ins,. ik, 20 on1ns .1 VINO le lost their hyes NO
,.salI'e1 semgea1 ,aa - saa =, ieao; sanon, then
mar nartisH Ela niah, haa poafaed with ar. and
ls. Iyfu, naylns, y y aiseged, been on
W, .elis VI M iitnlnacy Wltn tne lalter iof sey'
eiaI months ptsceul9g Ine Iagedy. Both
were more or iess aaaieieo % dllnG; ~
mon was Weil acq ualntea win the Rpddy
n;a'.sy .iy aaying .hg ps.as peen aanlSte constant
siaieor ~ We hyuses on tne aItef-
h hoon M sa.utaaS =, novelapef y
he caiile .lieie, nasis WIN hi Wheel-
sal patt9@ upon Wnicn wEs large trnnk.
air. hSuay was not y nome, ppt his VIE
gave salhon permission 70 remove the
trnns, ,,dt, Mhlen seemed very heavy when
iliRa .t lnto lhe mouse, ~ ana elso toid him he
might remain these that night II her has;
tsaas sia ,sas a.I hospp1es Wien ne 5eInfned
,,baa sI wSsA Sa nj. haaay consenlea 70 ,hns
shas.. Tnen az sa.ae iaa, hV,ie ana went % PED
apSus a,s'e. Saock. sa.non arose ABOUT Y
= siogs ..s sanuay M morning anu while pass
mgs nmrg .nl9usn S X .te apaItneht occupied ~
.ha.. l. ana .a.,, ML@ NJ. ituauy awoke them and
~ MY taw lN.k hlta a iook ont iqto the street;
e ne n9s sut u wy ais' kaaay io!!owea
ail9n sqal lily ny w 5i.cnea soon aiterward
~ r. nsata sonstling lail ana going
~ " a1ol ieaaing 70 'tlie kitchen she saw
aer.i aer ntoeSni " hallsag over q GUAR arms
S SoSn. w so9hsr ~ latl sue appeared IMAM
~ lanion ,ususu is.nt uppn nef, httlek hef on
y. .ne heaa Win .ae natcnet ana ieiied her
~ she noof.s MeanwiIIs the iltue chlid
~ uau aAs1sa W Tue oance IN
sa stle kiIghfn la aha pegan 70 cry as soon az
Salnoh l. haa q NY alIs. lsuddy down No
went INTO the 'front.' room, and, going to
.ne pea Wheie the nSpy ,iay, ne killed1t,
nsatiy near seyeflng tne nead nom the body
,t! Nun tpe hatchsl. he t1en returned 70
na5 tne kAenen al ana 9eait mrs. kuddy, who
nas nau aihehl ~ .lqe nopes OF making
ner escape IRON the house before
ae a.i. eahe ta1 ron 9he Iont room an
other MoW On tneE mead with the
axe, axe, aga.h pfostfatng her on the
!iooi. .ss .hAylns, as he supposed, Killed al
,le !, ~ mempeis OF lne lanly, ne dragged the
ogules .., ~ Mr; huaay ana the baby, to
Where s;,N lne Wue ana mother lay, made q
plle o. !hem ana took . leather and .
sIraW ~ peo anu placed ,hem on the bodies:
he satutated the oeds with kerosene oil,
aha aitef telung stheM on hre escaped
from the mouse. no sooner mad. he gone
tnan Mfs; KINDLY, VINO. although suffering
terribly from tne eaects OF her injuries,
was able 70 feallze what was taking place,
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Ys.terdn,,s Naminntion..

WAsulsarar April l7.-The President
to-day made the following appointments!
James NJ. Morgan, Of South Carolina
Consul General at Melbourne.
JACOB Mpeller, Of Ohio, Consul General
at Frank tort -an.the-AsiH,
Gonsuls-Chafies ". Wagner, Of dis
rourf, at Toronto.
rhos. R. WelQb, of Arkansas, at Hamil
Fl Francis q. wigtall, of Maryland, al
Leeds, England.
0hayles Jonas, Of Wisconsin, at Prague
Austria. Hungary,
Richard Stockton, Of aey jersey, Al
Rotterdam.
William slade, Of Ohio, at Brussels
y.Halsey gtiglllaEH, Of Louisiana, at Pase
VIM. ]. Black, Of Delaware, at Nurem
berg, Germany.
Francis Wharton, Of Pennsylvania, Gx
amtaeF oi Claims in the Department o
Postmasters D. eoreoran, Rome
Jerome Ia Dee, Westaeld, y. Y.
Ezra Evans, West Chester, Pa.
James Drury, Bristol, .Fa,
George E. Gros, Allentown, Pa.
David 0yerman, Marion, Ind.
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CorycIL has acted with due regard to
,hs welfare Of Wheeling. The natural gas
aoIiospce has been amended SO as to give
Ma better bargain at the same time that
4 giyes us the natural gas. A more i'm
no,,aDt ordinance has never passed tho
Mheelinr Council.
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i.allroaidi isIiasr., stIiks sfotsp.

PfrTpuRan, April y The railroad coal
miners.ot Turtle Greek met tonight and
deeidsd 10 make another attempt 70 get
the men out who ate working for three
cents per bpshel, and IL unsuccessful to go
10 work next week AZ the best rate obtain.
able. This virtually breaks the strike Of
the railroad miners, as those working 1t
The three cent rate positively refuse TO
RtTike.
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Tne "0Id Commander" bears up brave
!, Next thing we hear he will be walk
IN n, down Broadway. II the good will Of
~ ~ couptrylnen can save him he win pull
though. The unhappy probability is
,E,t lle improvement will not be per-
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EyrsypoDY can name persons who
o,.b, 10 hsye been indicted, but it hap
voH osns1 that the Grand Jury did notget a
RoI,I S On them. These may esteem them
..l,es .'J lol.nnate, and profit by the fright.
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Fish stories Get in early this year. The
arst specimen Is . good one, and Is to the
effect that q stage was upset in Applegate
creek, in Southern. Oregon, the other day
by rush oisalmon. The horses were
cut loose aud the driver escaped on their
backs, The salmon covered the river from
bank to hank, and the school was over a
mile long, iss
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=, ,As Chief Of Police Of Wheeling had
lane his duty the Grand Jury of Ohio
sn,n,y Sv"o would not have taken so much in
.oa .s.a., IN certain matters which have en-
raced lis attention.
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MARTINS rEnnY,
Factory Resalldlpa-eAtd OF rAanks-Ns,
Items,


Factory Reballdlua-easd OF Thaaks-Nsws
Ittms, 80
Mr.. Mark Smith, Of Bellalrs Is visiting
frienda in town, ~ sfS .,sfF7
Mr., Baker Boyd returned yesterday
from Quaker City, where he has been on
Mr.. Rem. Barr received q grape vine
root from the country yesterday from
which hecnt eight slips, all Of which will
grow, U
Jim Conaway, who has been sick for o
long time with typhoid fever, diel yester.
day morning at 10o'clock. He was Just
getting over his sick spell, but came out
too soon and had Q relapse which resulted
in death.
Tho Martins Ferry jewelry store is now
opened ins Carpenters building on the
south side eof Hanover street between
Third and Fourth streets, where Mr.. Bey.
mer will be pleased to see all his custom
ers and rs many new ones IS possible.
Work was begun on the Hoyle-Jones
building on Monday, The new building
will be one-hali larger than the old one,
which was so by. so feet. The new one Is
100 by so. Mr.. Hoyle says that he ex;
poets 70 be running in ninety days. The
estlmated cost will be $4,000. II win be
built Of brick with an iron Fooi.
The Excelsior rink was well Allied
Thursday night with people who came 10
wftness the Mother Hubbard. carnival
given by the Polo Club. Alarge number
Of people were In costumes, some::oi which
were very pretty and others exceedingly
comic Several Of the Wheeling boys,
among whom was Rick Sheppard, were
present. The club will pay match game
at the rink tonight with the Chapline
street rink club OF Wheeling.
We would moat respectfully thank the
patrons and customers Of the Commercial
Bank ior their patronage In the past as
well % announce 10 them and the business
public that We have erected temporary
quarters adjoining the old vault, which
was not damaged in tile least, and will
continue as heretofore Q general banking
business. There % In addition 10 the
vault o first class swatchman kept on the
premises, GRAY & &sniTH.
~ --aeSS--- .a.
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DowY they 10. Best 50 90 Cabinet Pho.
tographs reduced tolonly S9 80 per dozen
at Plummers, 1lSs Main street, Wheeling.
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TESTING THE PRESIDENTS GRIT,

III f9Il --%e<- ta-f
TESTING THE PRESIDENTS GRIT.
Friends Of Nominees Not Con armsd by the
Senate urg.ng Their Reappoiutment.l ~
wAsulSoroN D. q, April Ii. MIR. Alli-
son telegraphs the Courier-Journat as fol-
lows: "What is virtually a test case with
regard to changes in the Internal Reye;
nue. collectorship is now before the rresi.
dent, and upon bis action u great deal de.
pends. This testc SO Is madeiup Of two
cases similar in many particulars. oneis
The case Of Henderson, nominated to the
Kokomo lndiana) District, and the other
Is the West Virginia collection district
whore o nomination was made TO take tae
place Of man who bad been in office but
a short time. The Senate neglected TO con.
firm either nomination, upon the ground
az 1t was given out, that no
vacancy existed in either case
and no. reasons were given f,r the
removal 81 tho inpumbents: The Presi-
dent has been solicited repeatedly eipce
to rcappoint both Of tho men falling ot
confirmation by the Senate, hut has not
ss yet done so, and until hs signihes his
position in the premises nothing will be
attempted In any other cases. His failure
to remove the inp4mbents in the two cases
cited, both Of whom, 1t ID ponie.led, have
their offices in good otking der, viii
be construed IS making Il necessary. for
charges OF oifsnsife part!sanshipsto be
SInd anA nenu.n tsSaSnEf a ny -nhI hIIaatnr
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Hailipg cabs ia common thing when
1t q raining piLchiorks.- Bostoa Tfmes.
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X.r Gentlemen Of the gas company,
.,,S n'rs rs the gas. Then see Wheeling put
IN s.eaIu and go ahead. p
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Jonah got badly taken in when be
fiirted with the whale. = Bestcn Timrs.
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ID 2 a sharr sNlhdiIer,

I a iI1TT7l77 : q shHFp hWIhdIef' n N 7-7l,I
= yiparsapnaH, lpA. April ~ peteetiye
Reeves, Of Cleveland, leaves for home to-
night, hayingin charge the noted accident
insurance swipdler John Fisher, alias
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scRSEs IN RASAMA,


BY daylight armed men Of Aizpune's
band had captured the s.eeples Of Santa
Anna church and soea drove In commas
outposts. They then dashed from church
to church and from street corner to street
corner, heavy and continuous rifp FIRE
being MEANWHILE kept UP. Most of the
houses In Panama are built OF stone, and
afforded better protection to nori.combat-
ants than the buildings In Colon did.
Ultimately the barracks in which General
Comma had shpt himself were surround.
ed and at ! O'clock ip the afternoon be
surrendered. lHall twelve persons were
killed, and ABOUT an equal number wound.
cd. The attacking PARTY were orderly
aud sober, They wepe hot soldiers, but
volunteers, who, as they put IL, fought for
what tlcy considered q principle. Since
that day the city hasremainedgufet. Since
hp deslpcetipn Q C9lon an 4fmlstice has
been agreed on for thirty days and the
troops, under orders Of q perfect appoint.
ed by agreenept Of both parties, are Ia
preserve qrdeg. Z Z -
Some marines are still on shore In Colon
where many are already cleaning away
the ruins prior 10 rebuilding! ~ ilis
ulloa, who Is nov Il chaIge at Aspln-
wall, Is man who Is reported TO have cut
the cable at Buens Ventura o fortnight
ago. Hedidit 70 prevent the news reach.
iRg ;. Asts .ss s q sasaattqFs With .sseps for
Three months have elapsed since letters
have been received from the capital.
Much desultory fighting has taken place.
IT is sid that Goaseryatiyes have cap
tqred Alena YeAtqr4, ana viii advaaSs
on this place. 6aitan, In charge Of reYo-
llltionary forces, Is closely besIeging Car
thagenas de hsa "a Ken nossessie al same
Of the principal forts, and has been she'll
| ing the town. It Is stated that the shells
haSe bqIqed ! ytpster pat Of The oily.
lRRAT plsTREss PREyAItNp.
The greatest distress prevails amongt the
inhabitants, who ave eail 10 be STRIVING.
How long the government troopsvill hold
out It Is impossible TO predict. The
American and English men.oilwar have
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EIIP your eye on the Millinry Rooms
and remember last years record.
,sitY & 4. NJ. McGIILIN, & 90.
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THE EscREDIr ASKED
Said to ,. 81. nllllsa-s'rn. Of Peace

Said to be six ntillion-signs of Peace In.
III, creasinE.
LoNpoN, April ls.-rhe Daily Ndps this
morning says that the government has
not yet decided upon the amount Of credit
to be asked which viii depend upon de-
yelopnents between now and Tuesday.
1t is reported the amount will be six mil.
lion pounds. q
In an editorial the Ntrs says: "Beliet
that peace will be maintained increases.
We trust the belief will be justified. 1t Is
better TO make needed conces.
sions ourselves than to- trust to
the mediation Of atthird power. II Is
sometimes said that the frontiers OF Russia
and British India must soon be con-
terminous, That Is probable. Russia is
rapidly advancing into intervening space.
Such an event would probably be
attended by some advantages. The sub.
lection Of the pillaging Aighans either to
Ru.si4 or England would doubt.
less improve their internal con.
ditlon, but at present England Is
bound to respect and protect tue integrity
OF Afghanistan, which would form a cheap
er defense Of India than would the Longtime
ofborder fortresses and the increased In
dian garr sous that would be needed II tho
frontier should be made conterminops."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-18

v.,x then, let US take a fresh start.
NJ" ANY,. who don't break the law'don't stand
IN awe Of a Grand Jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-18

The President has issued a proclamation
throwing open portion Of the Winnie!
baeo reservation to settlement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-18

Spencer, who he arrested at williamsport,
Pa. yesterday. Fisher's plan was to take
ont three policies on the Accident Insur.
ance Company of New York, for himself
and two friends. and then contriye to get
slightly injured while leaving the train.
After procuring certificates Of injury from
three physiclans under different names he
would claim $50 per week on each policy
and live in sumptuous style until his re-
coyery, when the same swindle would be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-18

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