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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-26
GENERAL NOTICES.
see how white my teeth are growing,
Satisfactorily showing

see how white my teeth are growing,
Satisfactorily showing"
Said lazy to her friend, t'other day.
Tha. this standard preparation
Merits highest eommepdation-'
1t was SoZoDONT, scarcely need 10 say IT'S
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The Regular Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Pioneer Milling Company
will be held at the Office of the Company corner
Broad and First Streets on MONDAY, July 10th,
at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF electing a
Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of any other business that may
come before the meeting.
ie25-td F. B. SMITH, Secretary
F. Baugaie, s23 j street,-Luncfrss a
specially. Canned goods, ham, cheese butter,
Also, large variety of choice Sausage. my15-
John Fitted, Assayer and Chemist, corner
seventeenth and j streets, Also buys gold. If
The best pa7e In Cafnia TO ycS- rs;ntin dozs,
! A. J. Ja,nstrN e Co.'S SO ST. ssc=areasp. Gil
c. Potter, Manufacturer ard Dealer In
| Bsiaess and Saddles, TIA Second ST., L and LIT
! :. q Z. L. southworih, Dentists, SEC.
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1 AST MEETlNt OF THE LADIES AND
IL Gentlemen's Glass TONIGHT. with 81 Ron.
bon. Turner Hall o
1t IRrC.1 HOMES FJcCu e. wATc0,-
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GRAND PIGEON SHOOT
BONBON PARTV

A T C0LUSA JULY ID AND 81, 1888. ONE
81 hundred dollars guaranteed. Open to all
Address LOPEZ Il WATSON It's
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WANTED "A GOOD MACHINE HAND.
w Apply Sacramento Planning Mill, Front and
Y streets, sacramento. ie23-3tned&
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WANTED-A GIRL TO GO TO PLACER
w county, 25 miles from the city; one that
has had scarlet fever preferred. Apply at 22J
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I OST-0NE BROWN HUNTING DOG, WITH
~ white spot on back of neck, white breast:
mas NICKEL collar and tag. Finder will return
and be rewarded 1ts
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WANTED-A GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE
w at the Brooklyn Hotel Apply at Brook
Iyn Hotel. Front street hetMeen < and l. Ii.
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ED-IMMEDIATELY, TWO FIRST
w class dressmskers and two apprentice
girls at the Beau Monde Parlors, 92l Tenth St.
ie26-2t+
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TKTANTED-AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
w of good character to enter business, with
view OF rising; good salary TO reliable man
Address 'Rustler," this Office. ie26-3t*
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Those Wishing a First.class Shave

|nR AN ARTISTIC HAIRCUT CAN GET
" the saue by going to ". CHRISTS Hair
dressing and Shaving Parlor. Ladies' and
Children's Hair-cutting Also Hair Singing.
No 81 street. Sacramento. Cal IL
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The bezrpiase In Calorna ycS- r-sutin dos.
A. l:1rstca Q Co.'S. so 81. Ssc=a,rsso. el
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Meeting of Sacramento
Royal Arch Chapter No. THIS Tues -
day. EVENING, at o'clock. Sojourn- X x
ing companions cordially invited By/V\
order of ALEX. j. GARDINER H p
VIM B. DAVIS. Secretary It's
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John ETcea, Assayer and Chemist, corner
Seventeenth and streets, Also buys gold. If
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MAKERS OF ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
III Inks The best in the market Send fol
price list and catalogue 2plm
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MN METROPOLITAN THEATER,

Thsirshsy Evening. June 28th, Benefit of
First Unitarian Society.
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9. q Z. L. southworth, Dentists. sec.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

fall of the tides is from twenty to
twenty-seven feet, making it particu-
larly well fitted for the building and
repairing OF ships. Both at Panama
and Aspenwall, (the other end of the
railway. there is British landing as
we'll as an American landing, for both
countries send numerous ships to
either terminus of the railroad, de-
signed to connect with those of the
same line of vessels which arrive al
stated intervals on the opposite sides OF
the isthmus, the sll-lmportant railway
transferring freight and passengers
from one to the other
FANNIE 3. WARD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09
One Fact.

Is worth a column of rhetoric, said an
American Statesman. 1t is fact,
established by the testimony of thou.
sands of people, that Hoods Sarsap-
arilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum,
and other diseases or affections arising
from impure state or low condition Of
of the blood. 1t also overcomes that
tired feeling, creates good appetite,
and gives strength to every part of the
system. Try it. 264
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09
Or FARMS AND FARMING LAND,

and locations Parties desiring
carefully selected
favorable
desiring with
chespn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

peoples of the Western Hemisphere
should seem to have no interests IN
common but should carry their chelc-
est productions across the sea?
Amarked Improvement in the way OF
common interests seems to have taken
place during the last ten years. Mex
leo now has American steamships on
both oceans. American newspapers.
railroads, machinery of all kinds, and
more American morev than her own
invested in her mines Nicaragua has
made treaty of the greatest conse-
quence with the United States, and is
soon 20 achieve
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09

ITS DOWNFALL PROGRESS
has been very rapid. Immediately after
the discovery of the California gold
mines, in the historic days of 40, Pana-
ma recuperated to a considerable ex-
tent, though to nothing of its former
consequence. It's population is now
about 20 900, and it is chiefly important
as being the terminus of the Panama
railway. It has some trade of its own,
principally with Europe, in pearls,
pearl shells and mother of pearl, and
gold dust (all found in the vicinity); be-
sides fruits, nuts, dye-stuffs. hides and
other products of Colombia and the
Isthmus.
Among the sights of the town which
engages the attention of travellers are
a beautiful cathedral and half dozen
inferior churches, each with its chime
OF bells; several splendid converts; q
Jesuit college; the Governors
palace; mint, custom house and
other public buildings. The former
| City of Panama-seat of the Spanish
| Colonial Government, and built by the
Spaniards in 1518-stood six miles
northeast of the present city, and is
now a dismal heap of ruins. That
rascally buocaneer, Sir Henry Mergass,
destroyed it in 1910, and soon after
wards the existing city was begun.
| In Panama harbor the daily rise and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10

There was very interesting meeting of
the teachers employed In the>C and d
divisions Of lhs public eebools held at
Webster school yesterday afternoon. Two
songs were sung very nicely by a number
OF the pupils under the direction oil Miss
ImoSine stFobsl, and the balance Of the
programme consisted Of interesting talks
by Superintendent W. H. Anderaon and
Prof. ]. O. GWynn, principal Of Webater
school. Mr.. Anderson spoks Of the i'm
portance Of reaching the intellect OF the
pupils; words must be made clear and the
pupil must b interested.
Prof. GWynn spoke nearly one hour on
etymoloRy Of English words, showing
how knowledge Of roots and prefxes
and sufixes leads to q general kno Wedge
in definition. He then gave the hiBtofy
oi great many words and showed how
they have come 10 hsVO their present Gig.
nlacadon. Superintendent Anderson
added few more very interesting words
10 the number already considered 6nd
mentioned some books which would as.
aist teachers In pursuingthe subject. Tho
teachers seemed delighted with the meet.
ing, and departed feeling that they h d
been we'll paid, and in the spirit Of pr
suing the subject for themselves. 80
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CoNDENsRD TELuGRAMs.

8. u. Decker has been appointed {
National LssRre bose hall umpire.
4 FIRE OF Harrisburg, IL, destroyed ak
teen buildings. Loaa about S75. .0U0.
A heavy blizEIrd is reported raging be-
tween st. Paul and Duluth, WiaconSin.
J. q. MsRrey, a lumbsrman, was burn,
ed to death In a shSnty yesterday nsRl
0conts, Wisconsin.
Twenty Ave families have boon evicted
at the Alice Mines Coke Works at Scots.
vile, Pa, where strike Is In progrees.
The Senate Committee on Patents yes
terday gave audience 70 gentlemen inter-
ested in the international copyright bill.
The Methodist University st Mitchell,
Dakots, was destroyed by Gre yesterday
and ten perGoaa we're badly injured. The
losa was $4,000.
William Dsvins shot and killed Andrew
AkeTs near st. Louis, yesterday, While
quaIreling over the question OF which was
the father Of an illsBitimRte child in the
neighborhood.
Louis Richter, Of Evansville, Ind, shot
and killed his cousin, Miss Louisa Smith,
aged II, yesterday, and then sent bullet
through his own brains. Unreciprocated
love was tie cause Of the tragedy.
Rulus Kittrell, q merchant Of New FRA,
Tenn, and his Bon George QuATreled yes
tsrdAy with q rival merchant named
Ferris ErVlstein and his son. A fRht
followed In which both the Kittrells were
killed.
Chas. F. BlocbRum, slop superintendent
at Maddox, Hobarth 1 Co.'s .dlatil!ery,
Cincinnati, was found dead yesterday
morning In vat hall Alled With slop. he
lost his footing and fell into the scalding
contents.
Joel Barnett, q wealthy farmer Of Bon.
ham, Texas, has been arrested, together
with six Of his grown sons, all charged
with the murder Of q hermit named Nor.
gan in l7S8. They killed the man for hir
money, about Sl,SO1
A serious colliaion occurred Yesterday
on the Burlington. Missouri Railroad, near
Atchison, Kansas, between q passenger
train and an accommodation. The Gre
man, brakeman and conductor OF the pas.
senger train were badly injured.
The seesion OF the House Of R,presenta.
tives yesterday was devoted 70 the CON
alteration Of the omnibus war claim bill.
No concluSion was reached. The night
session was consumed In passing private
pension bills. There was no session ol
the Senate,
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RESTRAINING ORDER.

Judge puudy Requires the Union Pacific
Engineers to Haul surliugton Cars.
CHICAGO, March GA dispatch receiv-
cd atthe headquarters Of the Burlington
system in Chicago this afternoon from the
General Manager Of the Burlington d
Missouri River Railroad at Omaha, says:
Judge Dundy, Of the United States
Court has this day ieaued an order re-
quiring the Union Pacific Railroad com.
paDy to take our businets in accordance
with the Interstate commerce law, re-
straining the engineers Of the Union Pa.
Citic from reiusing to take our business ;
alec restraining the engineers from strik-
ing, combining or coniedeIating for the
purpose OF organization or advising a
strike"
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Will FIGnr MONDAY.

Sullivan npd Mitchell Have 4 Lively WrRn'
ElO md Almost Como to BIoWs.
ANlgSs, FRANCE, March O.-The sulli'
vuR.Mtlchell priEsf sh! has been postponed
until Mondsy.
Both men arc here and i. was expected
the fight would taken place to-day, but
whom it came to choOslnE o referee they
could MOI sgree and wrangled until 1t was
thought they would come to bloTu. An
other disputed point was the number o.
persons who Hhonld bo allowed TO attend
The gendGrmes, assisted by English de-
sscIiyes, are closely watching the move
men.g Of all here who are interested IN
the fight, and 1t is feared thst they may
prevent 1t taking place.
1t Ia the opinion Of the sporting me1
here that Mitchell means to fight fair aud
will 10 his best to down the Boston man
The fight will probpbly take place neal
the same locality as the Smith:kilrair
did. The betting Is heavily in favor o.
Sullivan.
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ENGLAND REJOICING.
Ths Interest tho Royal Family Vf GreA
Britain Has Ia the Situation.

The Interest tho Royal Family VI GreA
Britain Has Ia the Situation.
LONDON, March o. To.dsy's event
raise to fever hes. continental interests II
the query how long tho Grown Primo
will live. Here in England this sorrow /
swallowed up temporarily in rejoicing
that the English Princess, who Is best be
loved Of all her whole race, and who mad
snch splendid and resolute fight agains
the whole Berlin Court ring to keep he
husband alive, has triumphed.
She will be Empress Of Germany now
at least for a time, and no German in
trigues, not even the whole weight Of he
sons in nuence, cna rob heE OF her rank
her dover, and her ahsre in the crown
estates. Naturally Eoglishmen are de-
lighted with this, and II Is hard not tc
symphathizs with them.
1t ia recalled now that Bismarck, who
was already the chief man in Prussia In
1858, ,etrenuously opposed the narrisge
of the Grown Prince with the E1gliSn
Princess, sayinG that he was against any
"blood alliance with those scrofuloua
Guelpho." The existing situation Ia
strange retributive comment on that ut.
teraDcs. scrcfula, or that worse allied
disease with which 60 many royal atrains
Of blood are contaminated, lays heavy
hand on the HohenEollerns at San Rsmo
aud Berlin aliksj but the tSint has not
come from England.
A fact which has been privately known
hers for como months may now properly
b6 mentioned. The present aged Empress
Of Germany, mother OF the Crown Prince,
has been tho victim oil hereditary scroiula,
or e cognate mslsdy, for many years. She
got II from her mother, Marie PauleWhana,
who vas daughter Of the crazy CEAr
Paul, one Of the most thorcughlys sdiaeased
msn Of his generation, All Of Paul's
daughters transmitted the faint oi their
defendants. One OF them, Anne Paulo.
whans, was thsmothsr Of the present King
OF Holland, and the recent death OF both
his sons and the extinction OF his male
line aro attributed 10 this. in the male
RomsnoH line iE the same mslAdy caused
the death OF the CzMevitcb, who was the
elder brother oil the present Car and now
renders 1t very dopbttgl Il the present
youthful CsreVitGh will ever reach man
hood.
In the HohCnzollern case, not only Is
the Grown Prince suffering from the
hereditary tsiRt, but his son William,
who in a few weeks or months will be
Emperor, ia hereditRrily deaf, and was
born with a mere shapeless ball Of tlesh
whore the right hand ought 10 be. The
Grown Princ6'l only sister Is the Grand
Duchess Baden, and Of her two soma, one
died last month and the other is i'll at
Cannes aud not expected to recover, both
from scrofulous development. The mslRdy
can, in truth, be traced all through the
AlmanACk Gotha among descendants Of
the Gar Paul. The disease only showed
itself in the Empress Augusta when she
hSd advanced in life, sinC6 when shs has
Wosr high dresses, aud frequently was
not visible to the public for months at q
time.
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STATE or TRADE.
Eject Of Tie Stake, the TArin Uncertainty
aud the Empsror'S Death on Business,

Eject of The Stake, the TArin Uncertainty
aud the Empsror'S Death on BusinoSs.
NEW YoRK, March 9.-FollowipE Is B.
G. Dunn & Co g Review Of Trade for the
week ending March 10: Business begins
10 fall below that Of lRst year in vol.
ume. The railroad strikes and the possi.
bility oitheir extention, the uncertainty &c
to the tariff, and the mode Of preventing
accumulation Of money in the Treasury,
the death Of the German Emperor and the
doubt as to lie financial effects, conspire
10 check new ventures, and TO limit
purchases TO immediate needs.
These causes siully account for the
average decline Of about 81 pei
share In the stock market; In.
deed the remarkable ateadiness ol
the market under the Circumstance Il
constantly mentioned. But this implies G
measure OF unIealty In cuTTen;
pIiceei markets which do mol
respond 10 natural influences are
with reason distrusted. The appeal 10 the
courts by the Burlington 4 Quincy opsnI
the way TO legal decision whether any
combination Of men can lawfully arrest
traffic, on one railroad, because It per
forms lie du y a. common carrier In tax
ing freight from another.
The business failures occurring through
out the country during the past seven dSyI
as reported number for the United st,tel
1876, and for Canada IS, or total Of 25s.
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in measure effected by a modification of
the obnoxious Fslk laws in 1880.
CHARACTERISTIC OF TIE EMPEROR,


CHARACTERISTICS OF TIE EMPEROR.
William was as eager for amussms mt
and as easily amused as boy, and after q
long day OF varied festivities would ask
whether that was all in most rsSretiul
way. Truly not only an iron constitution
but healthy and elAstic spirit must be
conceded TO man OF his great sGe to
whom his great labors aud bis Satisfied
ambition left so fresh and childhke q ma.
ture. His old ioctor-almost ss old Rs
himself, and the only physician the
Kaiser trusted to regulate his daily life
reported to friend the difficulty he had
In making him remember that he was no
longer forty yesrS Of age.
II one were to pick ont Of all the fami-
lies in the world one which would by Its
physical appearance do honor to the great
est Of contemporary thrones one could not
find batter oae than this HohenZolleR
race. Their strength and manly beauty
are famous amid the royal houses OF En-.
rope, 10 generally far from healthy or
handsome. Hha! the Emperor looked
likeis well knoEn-.a perfect picture OF a
monarch and soldier, the most splendid
opeCimen OF kingly old ago one could i'm.
ARina,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10

81. CLAlRsVILLE, O., March 9.-The
grand jury Of this county completed itH
work Thursday evening and reported in
court Friday the following indictments in
addition to those already reported !:
James Msuley, larceny; Frank Mcdonald
and Andrew Murphy, burglary and lar.
ceny; Samuel BeTCh, robbery; John
Ayers, burglary and larceny; Howard
Jackson, burglary and larceny. There
we're Reyerty,four liquor indictments and
three for keeping gaming houses. The
iury were in session ten days and their
work Is considered pretty thorough. In
all they returned ninety.GeVen true bills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10
FROM BISMARCK.
asrman Legation ut Warrington Ipformsd
OF the .EmpsroF's Death,

uerman Legation At Warrington Informed
OF the :EmpsrOT's Death.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March s.-Ths on.
ciRl announcement Of the death Of Enpe-
ror William was received at the German
Legation early this morning,
The telegram was signed by Prince Bis:
marck, and btated that the emperor
passed peacefully away at hali.paat eight
this morning,
Baron von sodwit1, Charge d'Affaires,
when questioned upon .the subject Of the
succession, said tina Crown Prince FredeT.
lex William became Emperor Of Germany
and King Of Prussia Immediately on the
death OF his father, and that now, az
always, II the question Of the incapAcity
Of the sovereign Is r1iaed, II will be de-
cIded by the two Chambers Of Prussia.
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400 true bills have been returned. OF
these the majority are for selling liquor to
minors, ESQ being against one man, 4. A.
Mathews, and from three up sgainst the
other nine saloon.keepers. A number oi
indictments bsve also been found sgainst
parties who rent their houses 10 be used
for immoral purposes, and sgainst the
keepers Of such houses, which are said to
be peculiarly tough here. Several physi.
g ans were indicted for giving prescrip.
tions for liquor to be used as beverage,
one such prescription being for gallon OF
whisky, which, grand juror tells me,
was, according to the evidence, consumed
largely by the doctor himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10
Az TNrER ksrING CASE.


An Appeal Which viii Attract Much At.
tentiOn From the Lawyers.
Special Di,pGteh 10 The EattatOenor.
RITcHIE O. a., W. VA, March g.
William Davis, the boy convicted Of IN.
cutting his school teacher, Creed
Wilson, was sentenced yesterday by
Judge stealey TO serve two years in the
peniteniary. There were nine bills oil
exception taken by the counsel for the
defense, the principal one being for dis.
charging juror and substituting smother
after . part Of the evidence had been
given in, which the court ruled was a
legal trsnsacuon and the counsel for
Davis claimed was NOT. Consequently,
the case will be taken to the Supreme
Court, and Judge stesleY ordered that the
prisoner remain confined In the Jail here
until the anal decision is handed down
in June. This Is q case that will excite
great deal Of interest among the legal
fraternity throughout the State, as 1t 10 sae
first OF the kind in the history OF the
SLata
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10

PIrrsuURoH, Pa, March 9.-The price
Of coke still rsmainsiat 81 50 per ton, not
vlthstsnding the reports to the effect that
some sales we're made at 81 and even less,
A we'll known member Of the so.called
syndicate in speaking OF the situation in
coke, said this afternoon: "AB yet We
have not heard Of any sales below 81 30,
The selling price fixed by the syndicate.
However, il the outside producer9 decide
to sell coke at less figure than that, the
syndiCRte can meet them. We can meet
them With 90 cent coke just % easy As We
can meet them with coke at 81 60."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10

Ir Germany only knew the luxury ol
Prudential elections, what a jolly set oil
lsllOws her politicians would be at this
Tina. Germspy may have something
much vorso than Presidential election
Bound to her by go many ties as We are
Americans will hope that she may have q
sate deliyerarca.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10

PRESTON COUNTY has organised her Aux
ilary Association and gone to work in
earnest to gather statistics and money
To-day Marion has q meeting for the same
purpose, and the men OF that fiue county
will make their end OF the movement q
success. The Board Of immigration and
Development cannot do its work without
the hearty cooperation Of the people, and
there is OvCry reason to expect that this
vii! be forthcoming.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10
CAnRLL rAKKs THE CAKE.

-Four Hundred Indictments By the Grand
Jurg=Mostly for selling Liquor to Minors.
Special DtIpGteh to he IntelltOGeer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 9.-The
grand jnIy Of Cabell county has been in
session here Eircs Monday, the frat that
ever met hare, the county seat having
Just moved from Bsrboursville. Court ID
held in the city hall, Council having
placed It at the courts disposal. The
grand jury sat until last night and was Ie.
impaneled this morning. It's lsbors are
not vet finished. though up 70 this time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10

"BARoE The Melancholy tidinga con.
veyed by your ole Of this date has already
been received by q, telegram from Mr..
Pendleton, our Minister at Berlin.
The sesl Of death has at last been set
upon q loIg GDd illnstiious career, and
the people Of the United States will fully
sympGthiz, with all Germany at the bier
OF Emperor William.
Accept, Baron, the renewed assurance
OF my highest consideration.
m L p.y.oN