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u TRADE 4
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PEEp's NLr. TWAS, Juno % lSSS-The
Svift Sprr.Lr Company, Atlanta. Ga-Gen,
tlvuLU ON" ~ my children was troubled
Wit Ah.uuat .-m AMI hul.s tur about TWO
ysa,s. We save E"r various kiadS ut medl-
Clsy. hut without profit, ard began to despair
Utvurius Hyr az alL | WAS persuaded tOtry
YOUR Sv'tf'S Specific. After She had used
.c..ral G.l'ln~ the diseases all disappeared,
AMI 81 Is INV hale, hearty and healthy
girl twelve wears OLD. Another child has
lust become afflicted IN the same way, and
am -~tE-- tho :. : y and 1ntis !p1tc prpmpG
ull permanent cUte. y. Z. WAoGOSER-
E5ru HrIL. No, july :, lSSS-The Swift
Specific Ga, AtlJuta, i'I--Gentlemcn: our
u.f.c a!rl wNvu but three weeks old brOko
ugt vytIh urEraaL We JTtC.l the prescriptions
frnu ,yynra, good doctors, but without any
special LcI &c W. tried : 5. s. AMI by tho
tlUr ugc BIT o. Wa Gu-e her head began To
rrJl and hg tHv cine she had taken six
Eut.lrs ,hr was completely cured Now she
has a a. 0UI heysg hsld u baIr-a robust,
n arty rhId. irrl IL but my duty u make
Ais st-r"ucnt. RESPECTFULLY, II. 1. SHOBE-
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. June =, lSSS-The
Swift Specific 20, Atlanta. Ca GCutlCmcu:
Il t>rH I ruufrH"tvf! blood poison, and at once
sought "a physician, who treated me for scy-
Crl months. ~ us J.Ntv 1 went To Crab
or hart Springs, r., w.rcc his course Of
treatment was carefully observed. | rCCOv-
,~,,!. - I tEAI-at, bus the next spring PIN
pies 3rsau To Up.'ar on my CayC and body.
These gradually iICWa>,1. TO SprgS and run
L,.E Ulsrrs. was advised 70 try s :. =, and
iwTIrdat.Cl' after taking 10 ] commenced to
Improve, slowly nc tigSJ, but more rapidly
afterwards, and soon nothing remained To
tsil 20 my trouble. NJ blood T. now thor.
Uu-gly cleans, Z, AMI my system free frpm
ttfnr, ana | owe NY present cOnditiOn-a
perfect r.l"-'p yCur medicine. IchceTfully
rive this statement that Others who have
B.ase.Ct o. lhaNC NAV rep The same benefit.
HARDY y. Burr, - West Ninth st.
Tt1vrR. II, Nay =. tSSs-Thc Swift Specific
c., tt.autI. Ga-t;CutICmca About two
Wears AZ my general Era'tl gave way en-.
trrtF. l. Wss3 - CCb.li-IlCl that I almost
C-p,irCl q ever feeling well again. All
tGlt t.H physicians dpEe or me brought 10
lirIuHrJ Tr...y. Friends Insisted that
snoUI li,c ). =. s. q. fair trial, although
t.nu-ht it wUUil b. tArlwlu.; away money
a tcC taking q thorough course, my health
aid stryu.sth returned. and must say that
:. ;. \. al cured Iue, as l discarded all
others while USing 70. A. tonic cen most
h"1rtly r'cOMIUr I'D T. ; Tor -eUeTal debility,
Il certainly IS asVcC.tC. ". I. BRIDGLS, J. +.
E0N.R. LA.-I know Nr. W. =. Bridges, and
Will s,Iy tlGg his statement i correct
JOSEPH SHELTON, Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
frGr. TUS SWIFT ScECIFsC Co, Drawer 3
Atlanta Ca
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oRATEFUL-CONFO RTINo
Epps's Cocoa
pRuAYFAar.
BREAKFAST.

sBy thorough knowledge Of The nstuld laNI
which govern the operations Of digestion md
nutrition, and bya careful application o. the me
properties Of wellselected Cocoat M. Epp "a
hsyored beverage which may saye % mtny
hesyy dcetore biIlA Il Il b. the tudic5ous uae
OF sach articles Of diGt thst constitution naJ
be gradually built up until axons enon3a p%
g1ttie maladies are floating around q ready 3
st.ack wherever there II weak point We mAJ
escape many fatal shan by keeping o1neiyst
well fortified with pure b.ood ma 2 psupepy
Nsde fmply with boiling wGter o. nzlk 6o6
oniy In half pound tins By Grocer1, labened TIM
JAMES EPGs s co. ,slssili, n s.....'
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mbssIias Reeister
6raufIers' Studs.

A RaIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEIrLAsArIoSo OF RxssssNc sl maaa y ssnS.
day only. saturday excepted.-75 Meridian
May IS, iSss. wheeling tina which II Just ons
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DIX GOODS.


NEW YORK, October 1L-Dry Goods
Car sideratls business was DO lie as the re-
suit of deliveries on old orders AID tie
rlsciDg of new ones.
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y, &C. RAILROAD.

b, 2. q Q. hAILhUAD.
BeIlAire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves BellaIrs at % Q. N, arrives at Beatre al
4l0p. m
S 90 o, m, arrives at Bellaire at Sos .. N.
Suumerfeld Accommodation leaves Rellatr 81
300 m, arrives at Bellaire at ll.06 q. N.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stand
ard Time nom Bellsire.
ar HEEIING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w on and sfter Monday, April 30, l,Ss, train
on the wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad vii
follNyrs.
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SUNDAYS

SUNDAYS:
Leave at 7O0a N. and run every hour, except
Church Train at 9:l5 p. N. Leave Wheeling Pars
al 500 g. m and run every hour until 1000 p. m.
except Church Trains, which viii leave the
Park at 9:s5 G. m. and wheeling at l2:l5 anc
OILS m G.. HIRSCH. Sup't
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nAAA A MONTH. AesnuWanfed % bsst seS
1ZSU as ..:eif u y a rs Sss;Si go
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1.e Per .-0ovornmsnts Dull
and steady to Firm = Stocks Higher
Flour Quiet and Unchanged--Whsat Fair
ly Active.
NEW YORK, October 11.-Money on call
cay at 2a24 per mt last loan at q per
per can't; closed offered ct per cent. |;
prime mercantile paper blank: sterling
exchange quiet and easier at 4sS3s4S73.
Governments Dull and steady to
firm.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES SWINNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES IN HORSES 4 MULESl
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

senger trains viii run q iollo1s-C Central Tine,
AL trains daily except those marked thua
which do NOT nun ON SUNDAY.
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Through Tickeu and Baggage Checked 70 Gil
WI. ROBINSON. eenr Pas. Agent
Parkerburg. W.. v.
FRRD HUsEMEN, Tray. PAsl Ast,
wheeling W. Va.
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cCeoCCd
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ToLHDo, O.tobsr 11.-Whest-Ac,ive
snd steady; cash 81 -; December 81 III;
May 81 IL. Corn-Dpll; cash 46:. Oats
-Q1ies cash 25c; No. 2 white 2Ss. Clio
yer Seed-Attive and higher; cash and
October S. IS; November IS 80; Dscsm-
Der IS 95.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, October 11.-Whest
Western firmer; No. 2 winter red spot
and October 81 Osi1 0si; December 81 10:
Corn-Western steady; mixed spot 5la
SHE; October sic; year 46fc; January Acc.
Oas-Qniet; white 23ic; do mixed 2si3lc.
Rys-Firm at 67s70c. Hay Quiet; prime
to choice western SIC 5Oa17 90. Pro-
visicns-Easier. Pork-Mess at SIT 90.
Baster-Active; western packed I6,l7c.
Eggs-Firmer at 21!s22, Cofe,-Firm;
fair RIO at 16c.
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PHILADELPHIA. PA. October 1l.-Ficcr
Unclaimed. wbeat-Iregular; No.
red, October 81 10is1 1T; November
81 113a1 u; December 81 12ia1 l3ti
January 81 Jay. Corn-Ssesdy; futures
neglected; No. 9 mixed O.tote' 523e
November 5ls52c; December 47a4sci Jan
uary l6i4Sc. Oats-Weak; No 3 white
32c; futures stronger; No. Q white 3St
SAFE; November 3iic; December 3ils3iIe
January 35tc.
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A THRIFTY GOVERNOR.
Mississ;ppl's Executive. Holding Railroad
Passes Against the Law.

Mississ;pprs Executive. Holding Railroad
Passes Against the Law.
NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-A special to
the Picayume from Coffeeville, Miss, says:
A row occurred the other night on an Illi-
nois Central train because the conductor
refused to pass ROderick Lowry, nephew
of Governor Lowry, on the Governors 9
family PASS. This exposes the fact that
the chief executive of the State is guilty Of
O misdemeanor, the Legislature Of 1884
having made the following law: 1T shall
be misdemeanor for any legislator, execu-
tive, judicial officer, or any prison holding
oflice of trust, honor, or profit under the
laws of this State to travel on any railroad
in the State, without payingabsolutely and
without any guise or trick, subterfuge
or evasion whatsoever the same fare re-
quired of passengers generally. For the
first offense the person violating this law Is
to be punished by fine of $25; for the
second offense q fine of 500 and ten days
imprisonment; and for the third ofense a
fine of $500 and thirty days imprison-
ment."
1t seems now that the Governor is hold
ing passes on all the railroads in the State
reading, Pass Governor and family dur
ing the year 1888 unless otherwise or
dered." These passes cover the entire ter
ritory through which the railroad operate.
The Illinois Central Railroad, therefore,
is liable to q fine of 5000 by the State and
S., 900 fine hy the United states. There
is considerable talk about this incident.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.

THERE Is a class Of unfair radical news
papers in the State, We are glad to note
they are few, that are so accustomed to
living representations themselves that they
can neither see, nor bear to hear Of fairness
iI their neighbors. Like the old strumpet
they deny all honor and virtue out
side of themselves. The REGISTERS
attention is called to this tact
from the vicious onslaught made
against it, because it pub
lished q bona ode interview from a
gentleman identified with the pottery
trade at East Liverpool, which materially
animadyerted upon another interview,
from an opposite standpoint of the rankest
partisan character. For the benefit Of al
such he following is reproduced from
yesterdays REGISTER:
There is o persistent attempt being made
by certain unfair individuals and partisan
newspapers to have it appear that the In
tsrview which appeared in last Sundays
REGISTER, upon the Mills tariff bill, waS
manufactured in this office. The interview
in question was with gentleman identi
fed with the East Liverpool pottery indus
trie. If these "duuderdunks" have any
confidence 10 the statements they make
there Is fifty dollars in this office which
they are invited to cover, the pile Of thu
loser to be Cquslly divided between th'
Childreu's Home aud Wheeling Orphan
Asylum. Put up, or shut up.
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FOR WEST VIRGINIANS.

A Long List of New Pensions Granted 10
Applicants.
Speetal Telegram % tls Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March ll.-Pea-
siOns have beea granted to West Virginia
applicants as follows:
Harmon Wyckoff, Simpsons Creek;
Emanuel Hyatt, Willow Tree; Salathiei
Strader, SesSyville; George GOssett, Grsys'
willie lending August 10, 1856, disability
having ce,sedl: David W. Doolittle, Point
pleasant; VIM. q. Garris on, Eitchie; han
nah, widow OF John Collins, valley Point
Minors Of ThOs. c. Nash, Volcano ENDS
April Z, lSS3-ends October IL, 1850
Eleanor j. widow of Samuel
Csskins. Point Pleasant y, ends May
1s, 1886: Augustus Walker, MOoreheid
.Joseph Rush, Smithville; Nathan wright
Goose Geek; Marshall Simpson, Weston
Tsmea +. Wood, Meadow Dale; Thomas
Ra,tasm. CgredS; Gideon Mason, Eliza
beth. John Rerb;g. Wheeling; Henry I
Mayer, Wheeling; Mary A., mother OF In
Bo5re. Berkeley SpriugS; Augel'ne M:
16scsssed) mother of Jas. N. Campbell
Il, AIbans. lends June2, 1855; Hezekiah
father oF Francis Thomas, Morgantown
James Hammond, Wheeling; Dominica
OherdeId, Wheeling; Alexander Kerr
Burning Springs; Sarah A. Mace, mother Q
s. Truman, Glen Elk, ENDS July, ;, 1867
Hiram LYONS, Charleston; Isaac ii. k;ce
Tntop; Henry Late, Union Ridge; Noat
Tee, Raven Rock; Margaret A widow 9
Andrew Platt, L7tart; Abraham Tarr
Parkersbarg; ThOs. n. Swisher, Canton
Iobn Houchiu, deceased, Roy, ending Eel
%: Commodore P. Hall, Osborn Mills
VIM. J.. Edwards, MOuudsville; JAIME
GiIlinghsm, Huntingdon Rachel, wido'
oF Iohp Houchin, Roy; Mary C., Wido"
Enhrqim G.. Alburtis, Martinsburg.
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RICE's VICTORY.
An Order Forbiddlng Discrimination In
Favor of the Standard.

An Order Forbidding Discrimination In
Favor of the Standard.
PITTsBURG, PA, March IA Mar
ietta, O., special says: George Rice is in
receipt of the order Just made to the road
defendant, wherein he is complainant
The roads are: Louisville and Nashville,
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern,
Cincinnati and New Orleans and Texas Pa
cifc Newport News aud Mississippi VAL
ley, and Illinois Central railroad compan-
les. After recounting the findings against
the defendants, a separate order is issued
to each road under seal Of the commission
which closes as follows:
at is now ordered and sdiudged that
the defendant, the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Company do forthwith cease
and desist from making any higher charge
for transportation by the hundred pounds
of petroleum oils in barrels IN carload lots,
including the barrels, than it contempo-
raneously makes for the transportation by
the hundred pounds Of such oils in tanks
and it is further ordered that said defend
ant is hereby to wholly cease and desist
from further giving undue and unreasona-
BILE preference to the Standard Oil Com
pany, Of Kentucky, and others, shipping
oil IN tanks, over complainant and Others
shipping oil in barrels. And it is further
ordered that copy of this order, with no.
:ice requiring obedience thereto, be forth
with sent to the defendant corporation,
and that at the same there be also sent to
such defendant q copy of the report and
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BLACK DIPHTHERIA.

A Fammy's Terrible Suffering at East
Liverpool
EAST LIVERPOOL, March 11.-A farmer
coming to town 10 day reports terrible
case of sickness, dCstitution and death near
Calcutta township, hamlet three miles
from this place. Living in q two-roomed
house were Samuel Cooley, his wife and
thres children, the youngest but two years
old. A fortnight ago diphtheris came into
the little home, ard the eldest child sick
ened and died. A few days later the re-
mains OF q second child were inferred in
the little cemetery. Five days ago the
babe was taken with the drcad malady
and the next day tre father was laid
prostrate. Worn out and grIei-stricken
the poor, tired mother at last succumbed,
and to-day the dreadful sores are forming
in her throat. What makes her condition
worse, is the fact that she bourly expects
to give birth 10 another child. All the
members of the family resided in the one
room down stairs, and in that apartment
the children died. The house Is said to be
filed with the nauseating odors that sc'
company diphtheris, and the sick one:
were uns.tended, save by one brave
woman, who for an hour each day call!
and e. ;nisters to their wants
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CONDENSED TKLEGRAMs.

Wabash, Ind, was raided by q gang OF
burglars, and large amount Of plumber
was secured.
Gov. Foraker has appointed George X.
Topp and T. G. Minor as Police Commis-
sioners Of Cincinnati.
Louis Van Pelt has been sued for s., 600
damages for assault with attempt TO rape
Effie Bice, Of Lima, o.
Levi Beard, murderer Of Cleo Straub.
was sentenced at Richmond, Ind, TO seven
years in tho penitentiary.
Articles were signed for ten.round
prize fight between Jack Fogarty, ofPhils-
delphia, and John Joyce, Of Lsetonia, D.
BY the fall Of an elevator In grocery
house at Portsmouth, Ohio, Lawrence Ven
dorf received injuries which are thought
to be fatal.
John Puckett was shot and dapeerously
wounded at Calhoun, KY, by Y. p. State
Ter. Sheriff Of Mclean county, while re-
sisting arrest.
A posse Of American officials who were
pursuing the Stems passenger train rob-
bers, are In Mexican dungeon ut Janos,
State Of Chihuahua.
At Republican convention held at
Washington C. H., Ohio, resolutions en-.
dorsing John Sherman as q Presidential
candidate were unanimously adopted.
A small son Of Samuel Campbell. living
near Chattanooga, Tenn, died from tho
effects Of an overdose Of whiskey. and
while the family were attending the funer-
al Campbell's house was enterely destroy
ed by fire.
A combination Of Wholesale grocen in
various parts Of the country is reported In
progress of formation. having for its pur'
pose the regulation Of prices and possibly
to make business arrangement with the
anRar trust
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THE GREAT FIGHT.
How the Draw was Msde-sullivan'sD DfP
Chagrin.

Chagrin.
LONDON, March 11.-Further news pm
the great Sullivan-Mitchell fight sho'1Oe
American in more favorable light NC
champion was compelled to chase lecneil
all over the ring, and it was generfy con-
ceded that only the advantage ven tne
Englishman by the London prize rules
saved him from disastrous deAt'
At the end of the thirty-Dth round
Jack BaldOck advanced to tb centre Oh
the ring and said: 'This far has lasted
three hours and eleven minus. MAKE IL
a draw"
To this suggestion the Ieree agreed,
and Mitchell threw his arS AROUND tne
neck of his antagonist in ten OF MS Will VII
ingness TO forego further stihtles' 4ne
referee was induced, as stated, 10 ue-
clare the fight draw bthe TACT tnat no
punishment had been i1cteu uuriDg tne
last hour. Mitchell's = eye was almost
closed, and his body aniignt cneeK Tauly
bruised, but his legs re apparently as
good rs ever. -,
Sullivan did not sW the least slgn OF
having received a By, Dot ne was DauIy
winded and sufereeyerely from the keen
wind and cold rain. Near the emo OF ine
fight he was seize with neaVy cnlll,
which made him SER from heaa 10 loo'
and set his teeth rafting. his knees
t-or,hIsd violentlyr some time and he
woa nercentibIy Hker thereafter. The
onIv raaIIv heavvDlow that was struck
oftsr the seventh and was dealt by Sui
Tror in The twtieth round, when he
Lroctad Mitcbelbwn for the third time.
The snactatoroted the affair farce,
,r5 condemned tchell in MOI severe
go IN tT;ckv .thods and childish tao
40 II was oe evident to every one
nrcsart that hshe fight been conducted
ID O1eansha rules Mitchell would
S,ood no eartbl nance of winning, and il
nos The Iond; rules which permitted
him 70 make Jays display Of how not
20 Iose that syd him from defeat at the
bondS of a mayho was not as fit to fight
90 tbe exnerie, and skill Of his trainers
shouId have ne him.
Words CAM express Sulliyan's disap-
rointment anchagrin, and the result of
lie meeting ith Mitchell to-day will
SonntIess hattie effect to change his fu-
ture plans.
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r~0N TORN UP
Over sullIvs Failure to Knock Mitch
Ill's Herd on.

Over sullIvs Failure to Knock Mitch
,ll's Herd on.
BosroS. IS, March 1.-THE disap-
nointmept , surprise of Boston sporting
men over tfailure Of John L. Sullivan
to knock oCharley Mitchell can scarcely
he describt When the special cable was
nublishede e announcing the result as
draw. Mill as holding his own and
Sullivan ssing unable to deal knock
ont blowsporting men stood aghast.
Rather b admit the result, people
heOan tfcout the accuracy OF the
news Tstreets in front Of the news,
nansr o.s was thronged with excited
Citizens all classes of both sexes.
Some ofliyan's intimate friends take a
boDelesFw of the situation and predict
that champion will never enter the
ring a. These men say that the big
fsIIow st be broken n-hearted, and know
inc the has not much pluck 10 the
Iace ofeat, they say he will come home
ali hen up; that he will again give
wav As old weakness for drink and be-
come fectly useless in q stand-up tight.
Ven Dave Blanchard, President oi
the enian Club, said he was somewhat
snrnl at the result, but he always con-
siderthat Sullivan might some day be
6efa, OF ut least fail 70 knock out his
man the same fashion as in to-day g
hatf The Champion is too big q man
for ,enty-four foot ling under London
nri:lg rules, and after three hours OF
viol rushing it was no - uder the Big
Eel agreed to agree TO draw. Spencer
wins, Secretary of the club, said Mitch
elIght thank the London prize-ring
r,,Sr his success. Without them there
wa be no Mitchell tonight.
a Early said the fight was undoubt-
sEhe fairest international fight ever
tot. The visitors had ten men TO
NelPs one. The result means good
b John l..
sy Sheppard would scarcely believe
sesult. He attributed the result to
tze of the ring, and said: John wa
Bh to fight in cow-pasture." =,
Ike Sullivan, John L. IS brother, is hall
over the result. He says he doesn't
won't believe it true until his brother
Is cablegram.
IlOngside of these expert opinion Is
I'd another to the effect that Jack Demp
of New York, is able to whip botf
.chell and Sullivan himself, now thai
latter knows he isn't inviDcibie.
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sen.cel ouAeks.

,sYss. Il pays" said big, 'as pnysi-
S;,b a name that il known through
ca -, .Ss nsdical world. 81 have prsc-
t;ee worth S40,CO a yea" women len
YES. you've guessed It nrst tune; aney
nv si0 every time they come lnt0 ny I
pfsee IN when one gets on my list l teil
olnS0 oaS sha sIsys'i! and DR.. H laughed
I,, yOu md load. This is quackery-git-
sSn Sa1sd ~ genteel quacksry-to keep suffer,
ne ToS1au paying tribute year IN AND
ns- Ine o1t and doing them no good Dr.
p;sros,s Favorite Prescription cures the
c,I;s, weakuesses and diseases OF Wo-
p.sn II does MOI lie to them nor rot
them.
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THE NEW SOVEREIGN
ENTHUSIASTICALLY GREETED on HIS ROAD
TO BERLIN.
Net by the High Court 0taeials-Aubpsy Of the
Dead Enpsrr-fhs Body 10 Lie in
Stats--Prisndly Expressions
From 81. Petersburg.

BERLIN, March l1.-All the members
of the ministry left by special train at
3:l5 O'Clock this afternoon to meet En-
peror Frederick as be returns from San
Reno.
The special train conveying Emperor
Frederick and Empress Victoria arrived at
Munich at $50 O'Clock this morning.
Their msjesties met with sympathetic re-
ception at the station.
Another requiem service was held TO.
day and was attended by an immense
number Of distinguished mourners. II
has now been decided to remove the re-
mains Of the Emperor to the Cathedral TO.
night, where they will lie In state from
noon tomorrow. The public will bc
admitted to the cathedral without cards 10
view the remains. At the sutopsy held
yesterday the physicians discovered dis
tinct traces Of calculus.
The St. Petersburg newspapers to-day
agree in expressing q wish that Emperor
Frederick continue the friendly policy OF
the deceased monarch toward Russia.
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,,,.,,I Tor I6e Dun Murder.

PARKERsBURG, ". VA, March IL
Robert skseua, a pIOuAnent citizen Of
Jackson county, has been indicted ioE
murder Mr.. skeens is charged with the
killing of George Duff, one Of the alleged
m1rderers Of Rev. Thomas Ryan, in Roane
county. George Duff was killed at n tns
DofF homestead, 10 Jackson eornty, wnle
Roh Dnff and Chess Coon, his companions,
wsTs Iynchsd by band Of citizens IN
Rosne county. skesn gave himself up a
soon "a he learned of the Indictment ano
ave bord for bis appearance. maos
Eoonta another old citizen, was also In
dieted for murder on the sans utSy, uSS
Coonts is indicted for the alleseo nuiu''
of Nathan Cunningham in ls71'