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A FAMILY FEUD.

Series of Bloody Battles In Tennessee.
CHICAGO, April 2l,-A dispatch from
Knoxville, Tenn, says: A series of bat
ties has been fought in the last few days
between the Jones and Green families in
Hancock colnty and several are reported
wounded, two severely. Some two months
ago, Dick Green killed VIM. Jones. Green
was on his way to church with his baby
in his arms when he was assaulted by
Jones. He pulled his pistol and shot
Jones dead in his own tracks, and went
on to church. He was arrested and lodged
in Jail Last week, gave bond, and was re.
leased. Sunday morning he was attacked
in field with some of his friends by the
Jones family, the father and two brothers
of the deceasd. Tom Green was badly
wounded, and yesterday the war was re-
newei and it is reported that one Of the
Greens and one of the Jones' were shot
Both sides ara heavily armed, and it is
impossible to make arrests.
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DEATH FROM NEGLECT.

Mrs. Lotue A. James and Her Child Die
From Careless TREATMENT.
Boston, April 2l.-The town Of Med
ford is excited over the death Of Mrs. Lot
tie A. James and her new born child en-
Friday morning.
Mrs. Conner, the mother of Mrs. James,
practices the cure of disease by prayer or
by the method of Christian scientist.
The husband of the dead woman Is away
from home on business, and it appears
that no midwife or physician other than
Mrs. Connor was called till both mother
and child were dead. DR.. J. L. Coffin was
then Summoned, and after inquiring into
the facts insisted ron having an autopsy.
The town physician, who assisted in the
autopsy, states that IL showed that the
mother and child were perfectly healthy
before the decease, and that with the care
which should have been given by o COM
mon nurse both would have been alive.
Nothing whatever appears to have been
done for the child. 1t is probable that
Medical Examiner Durell will institute
legal proceedings against Mrs. Conner.
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sHERMAN's CHANCES.
His Friends Count ON Over Three Humid
red Delegates.

Els Friends Count ON Over Three Humid
red Delegates.
CarcAGo, April ala Washington
special TO the Daily Neics says: Senator
Sherman's mansgers have made pretty
careful canvass in every section Of the
country, especially of the South, and are
pretty well enabled to make an approx
nation Of the strength the Senator is likely
to have in the convention on the first bal
lot. A number Of Senator Sherman's most
effective friends were in consultation yes
terdsy to count noses. They have figured
ON ali of the States and Territories, and
make the Senator's approximate strength
at this time 312, with All votes necessary
to choice. They feel a good deal encour-
aged over the action taken this week BY
tue Ohio Republican Convention at Day
ton, and are somewhat jubilant at the
outlook.
It is understood that there win be a con-
ference held in this city soon Of the pfinci-
nal worker for Senator Sherman through
out the country, and that an organization
will be formed for the most effective work,
such as was conducted in the last cam
paiQn for Mr.. Blaine. Senator Sherman's
friends say they are going into the conven-
ton with following that will stand sol
idly to their man so long as there Is the
slightest hope of his nomination, and that
he will have by far the greatest strength
he has ever bad in convention.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

asnsyss laa 1-2 Rsr Cea1s- :. !.
Quist--stocis Activs-xlsur nm -
O.lss-Whsat Active, 5.
NEW YoRK, April 2l.-nsnu g 81
easy at 1a2} par csnt.; lsse Ian ialf -
cent closed offered 1t pr cent p.inne
mercantile paper Cal pr ce1f.;
exchange quiet but firm q 466tAA ~.
GovKRNNxEn-Q oisk
Fouss, Regiaered 40
fourS Coupons 10y
fours'snd- Aha Ia Registsred
Fours and- half Coupons ~
Pacific esxas OF
SrArKs-Quiet
RAILROADs-Higher.
SroCKs-The stock market Va quiz
active and decidedly strong to-day atnos.
throughout the se@ion, ana c!oseo -
about the hest prices for the week IL
opening was Arm, with most stocks show-
ing gains over last evenings pricee ex-
lending TO 4 per can't Marked scnvi.y
was developed In Union Pacific with west
ern Union and Northern Pacific prslesfed
led the upward movement which oes.n
Immediately. There WAS little change IN
the market until lats In The houf, wncn
the sdyancs met with . cheek BAL ne
market quickly recovered its tore and the
advance was not again interrupted. 1ne
net result of the days tzans.ctioos y
heavy, everything ON the active iist beng
fractioually higher. Sales 152. 62s. Goo
tations closed bid o. follows:
Adams Express 1876; Amsrican Expten'
100, Canada Pacific, ssh; Central Pacific.
s9a; Chesapeake'and Ohio 1t; do preferred
firsts Al; do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton,
1875; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy llst;
Delaware and Hudson, 1oSs; Deiawase
Lackawanna and Western 129l; Denver
and Rio Grande, 1s}; Erie 25; do re
fsrred, 57l; Fl Wayne. i54i illinots
Central 1l9l; Lake Shore, 90l; Michigan
Central, 79I; Minneapolis and 81 Louis,
81; do preferred, Isl; Missouri Pacific,
74i; Northern Pacific, 233; do preferred
ash; Chicago and Northwestern, l0ss; 90
preferred, l42; New York Central, lo5i;
Oregon Transcoptinental, 22s; Pacific
Mail. SO; Peoria, D. & E, 1si; Pittsburg
1859; Pullman Palace Car, l42t; Reading,
81; Rock Island, 1l0i; 81 Louis and
San Francisco 26l;. do preferred, 60; hvt
preferred, 1l0k; 81. PAu1, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1881; st. Paul and Omaha 3st;
do pre.err ID 107; Texas Pacific, 25s; Unitn
Paoihc 54l; United States Express 73t;
Western Union 75s.
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A CLUB LEAGUE.

Promlnens Democrats Form . National
Organization in New York
NEw YORK, April 2l.-It was foregone
conclusion that when TIE representatives
of the Young Mems Democratic club met
in this city to-day, that a league Of Dem
oeratie clubs would be the outgrowth. A
committee was appointed TO DRAFT plan
Of organization Of q National League OF
democratic clubs. The members Of the
committee consist of Norton Chase, Of Al
bapy: Fuller Lee, of Brooklyn; j. p. Bart
lett. of Manchester, n. II Charles h..
Ogden, of Omaha, and ]. Q. Quincy, OF
Boston. The committee went immediate
" into secret session to perfect plan Of
organization
The morning was devoted to an exeeu-
tive session. 1t was lively and hiled with
speech making. The principal question
was whether the organization should be
perfected or not before . platform on
on which 10 found call had been per
formed or not
The whole afternoon meeting was occu-
pied with the discussion Of the report OF
the Committee on Plan Of Organization
and the vote upon the place for holding
the Convention of the National Orgsnizl +
ton. The final vote stood ten for Bslti'
more and nine for Chicago ss the place for
holding the Convention. Among the
resolutions adopted was once en-
dorsing the Mills tariff bill, aud on Other
authorizing the Executive Committee to
appoint committee to appear before the
Committee ON Resolutions ut tue St Louis
Democratic National CONVEX Iion- Tbs
action Is, hoxaxsE. lslk, q. ihs ilscFeticp q
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MUSTANG LINIhERT

MEXICAN MUSTANG LIsnEST cures al an
ments Of HoRszs, MULES and cArzzx. Rub inI
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solla Against Iaossas.

hoIdiDg toe rUuve.s.--
not dsfuitely 6xed.
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MfditiusI.
c,tsrh 10 Consumption.

,,i,s destructive fOreS stands next 70
Ca1A.s s,,S,~ily leads on TO eonsunaPaoo. II
sal aaCv angular N 1t those sfiitled win tnis
!sia',',y,s. should not make IL TIE ooieet Of
sErta. e., "a themselves Of IL Deceptive
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su1edi;; ..,V,,,SSISise have weakened ne yoo9-
rsesi 'rst ma 1rty OF sufferers ~ a. al
l.nee 9. .ls..ss.S9gs Trey oeco re rSSlgntd so
vsrssei issly rsiher tran torture themselves
Eth d,29..gt''f III never 10. Catarrh must oe met
B. i .s.s md eoiaNa'ed with AL our s slsss
a gge.y -. tse disease hsS Slae1 uStlgsr-
lauAny - - The bones and carnlaSe % ths
o. uP S S-T Of hcaring, Of seeing and OF ta.t,
n.ss Ils, 81 Is % be useless, me uveIs -
as - 49, ne throat 70 inaamed and lrrlISleo A.
s5ass,ias az Constant and distressing cough;
NPoodaaSsSS y nIcAL CURS p,eeS eyers phase
slSF2s.' S.',r, a simple head cold 20 the moss
CESAR ,,t Ies ructiye stages IL Is Local aou
,s.sslyl.s, Iusgani in relieving, % mAnent
cos,s,l...'sssIis ecoaOni-sl and neyer.ialung.
lu t--ias. Sc contains one bottle OF the kApi,
SAB - ~. b0x Of CArARRHAL SOLVENT, and
ca tJEN- Ss,LER, with treatise; price ~.
A. lS'4gS 49,, ~, pare Is CHEMICAL 20. BosroS.
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News mt Tiltonville.

Special Correspondence ofpe Register.
TnToNvILLE, April 21.-0n last Mon.
day evening two blind men gave musical
and literary entertainment at the town
hall.
We are sorry to report that Mrs. Sarah
Dawson died on Saturday, April IA, 1883,
aged about go years. The funeral took
rlace last Monday and the interment at
Mount Wood cemetery ut Cohuleny.
Mr.. George Hall has moved from Mar
tins Ferry to this place.
Mr.. Martin, from the Lupton Insurance.
Agency, was up in our town on business
Ga Friday many parents and friends
we're in attendance at the Grover school
closing examination. The forenoon occu-
plying the schooIhouse of the primary
miss Nance Pope, teacher and inter
mediate miss Ada Jones, teacher); the
afternoon with the higher, Mr.. 7. o. Bet
ton, principal.
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EVERYTHING READY
For the Edgar Thompson Works to Star
Up Monday.

For the Edgar Thompson Works to Start
Up Monday.
PIrTsBURG. Pa, April 2l.-Everythipg
was quiet at the Edgar Thompson steel
works to-day. The machinists all went to
work and everything was running smooth
ly. This morning the firm posted notices
about the town requesting all men who
wanted work to report for duty at seven
o'clock on Monday morning. A majority
of the on-union men have signi6ed their
intention Of going to work, bat the
Knights still remain out. The claims
they have enough men to start one turn on
Monday and that will settle the whole
trouble.
As a matter of precation superintendent
Jones notified Sheriff McCandless to-day
that trouble was apprehended and re-
quested the firms property be protected
from violence, damage and destruction.
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Pendleton,s Attack Not Serious.

BERLIN, April 2l.-Later information
concerning Mr.. Pendleton's attack of par
slysis says that he was stricken with the
disease at the Nassauerhof. DR.. Franz
Hoffman was summoned to attend him
and pronounced the attack not serious.
Mr.. Pendleton's left arm and left leg
only are affected, and they but slightly.
He either retained consciousness and the
power of speech or regained them speedily
after tho attack. He is now in the hospi-
tai under the care of DR., Elenz. The pro-
prietor of the Nausserhof, Herr Goetc, is
having every attention to his wants.
A telegram has been received at the
American Legation here, from Mr.. Pendle-
ton; announcing that he is much better.
Mr.. F. V. Crosby, Second Secretary, has
assumed charge Of the affairs Of the Lega-
ton nd interim
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A Beer Boycott in Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 21.-The striking brew
ers are now canvassiDg the city and get.
ting up lists of all the saloons that cell beer
manufactured in the breweries where the
Union men are on strike. 1t is their pur-
pose to boycott all such saloons, or to COM
pei them to handle only Union made beer.
The West Side Saloonkeepers' Association
met to-day to consider the situation. The
Bohemian saloonkeepers have already de-
cided to support the strikers.
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BREWERS STRIKE

Over So Far rs the Employers arc Con
eerned -5trikers Confident.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Probably ewing
to its being Saturday, everything was
quiet around Clarendon Hall, the head
quarters of headquarters Of the striking
journeymen brewers this morning.
The same may be said of the trysting
place of the brewers, ut No. 9 Irving place.
The meeting of the iourneymen was bui
sparse'y attended to-day, and the buoyan'
spirits Of the previous day was oonspicu-
ously wanting. TIE men were, however,
to all appearance, still determined, The
roll call showed marked falling on TINS
morning. A committee was appointed q
attend meeting Of the knights o. LAooI
at Pythagorss Hal 'o 2 1aae List Of saloon
p pssn. Who Who have rsfussd 20 deal In pool
haer was read.
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CABELL DEMOCRATS

Appoint Delegates to Various conventions
Thompson for State Treasurer.
Special TSieordra 10 ne Sunday Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, April 21.-Ca-
bell county Democrats met at Barbours-
vile to-day, and appointed delegates to
the Congressional Convention at Ravens
wood, State Convention and Senatorial
Convention. The delegates to the State
Convention are C. L. Thompson, T. A.
Watt, George Miller, Henry Simms, Ely
Eosigu, ]. D. ssdipger, Frank Euslow,
George Page, E. s. Burlington, George ].
McComas, r. 7. Herndon, Joel Stephens,
G. W. Groeb, William MeCallister, B. l..
Childers, Blackburn Bias, V. r. Moss, j.
II. BlackwoOd, A. G. Neal, 7. A. Love.
Twenty alternates were appointed, with
the chairman and secretary added.
The Rsvehswood delegates were: Gar
land Burlington, C. W. Campbell, Thomas
II. Harvey, E. s. Bufiugtop, ]. II. Page,
s. r Shelton, Joseph Anderson, A. Rose
berry, c. l. Thompson, George F. Miller,
Frand B. Enslow, Lace Mareum, George
Donnella, A. P. Mitchell, James Meadows,
L. G. Ricketts,, 7. W. PeytoD, ]. NJ. Layne,
r.. J. Samuels, B. j. MeComss. E Kyle,
W. A. Poteet, Lem Wilson, Harvey Tenn
pleton, E. Feltz, Joseph Lamer, B. F. Nc
Curdy, l. Ball, J. II. Blackwood, c. w.
Handy, J. E Gillgore, j. K. Burke, ]. III.
Wilson, W. NJ. Perry, II. A. Bias, P. E.
Love, William McKendree, Charles Nor
ris, Joseph Harshbarger and Alvin Davis.
Resolutions we're adopted approving the
action of the State Executive Committee
in appointing an Executive Committee for
this Judicial district, instIucting delegates
for W. 7. Thompson for Treasurer, endors-
ing Cleveland's tariff message and favoring
tax reform.
A primary election was ordered on the
10Th Of June for nominating county and
district candidates. The convention was
the largest and most harmonious ever in
the county. Several eloquent speeches en-
dorsipg the Democratic administration and
urging tariff reform were made.
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ANOTHER ELDoRADo.
Rich Silver Mines In the Lake Superior
Region.

Region.
CHICAGO, April 21.-Csptain William
Spauldipg, Of Sault Ste. Marie, is in the
city. He has just returned from the min
ing country north OF Lake Superior. To a
reporter he said that the finds Of precious
metals MAIDS in the interior recently have
been so numerous and rich that there will
probably be a rush of people into the
country as soon as the season opens. "
would be afraid to tell you the value Of
some of the pieces Of silver that / have
seen taken out" said he, because you
could hardly believe me. The silver is
found almost pure, much of the ore aver
aging g, 800 ton, and occasionally the
precious metal is found in q mass almost
pure" The mines are about $50 miles
from the lake. The most recent strike
was the Wilde mine, at Rabbit Mountain.
The product Of this mine has so far ex-
ceeded the most sapguine expectations.
Captain Spaulding is very enthusiastic
over the new discovery.
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A Calhoun County Farmer Killed.

PARKERsBURG, April 21.-Robert Lucas,
a well-known young farmer of Calhoun,
was killed Wednesday, while trimming q
tree on his place. Lucas was in the fork
Of the tree, engaged in saving of one of
the branches, when it gave way untx-
pectedly, and swung around, striking him
and knocking him ont of the tree. When
picked nm Lucas was dead,
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spseics Tsses@n % tAs Sassdag h'e A.
PoRrLASD STATION, o, April zi.-As.
.Dec;al election under the local option law
Ma n Warren township, Jefferson e0un-
~ Ohio. to day. the vote age lnsl tne T ne
II LIQUOR stood 225 TO % iSr We ~. sS,s ,s ,Ss
people are rsjoicieg over the esS' :, ' n
s sIsetion. Warren township y me nIs sa ~ !,
tSe county to vote on The new Law, sn al :.
= shs General opinion that the other pro
einets will follow after ner.
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Charged with Rape.

CHARLESTON, April 2i.-wsde GAley,
a young man who resides on the south
side of Kanawha, on the waters Of Davis
creek, was arrested and lodged in jail here
last night on o charge Of assault sgainst
the person Of Miss Belle Fsuber, youne
lady of the same neighberhood. The 81
sault occurred about two weeks ago, bui
the young lady, who naturally felt re-
luctant TO make the affair known, did mol
secure warrant against him until day
or two sgo. The case win be tried To-
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How aDyiingChild
Was Saved :!

CIr-R0. Ulv-r1S Co, IyD,, sept, . 49,
Tas.r.-rs. ..Ea --lr account OF what your
$ SELg-E o.. .-gu- g., o. daughter, Hast
-ggt..7 years OIL when .! months old
..rqarr-. ri0r HrrkrcI. which slowly grew
A--sr The family physician Thought it was
ca--glh~ O. 0.,rr ~ broken glass o. needle,
tI. p Iesl O. hrigc anything % light. The
J-lIt-ca'1e .J,cr all the time, seeming TO
Isstlavss % f.- l.c. cal finally quis walk.
.H; entirely. Tie middle finger aud thumb
Ca."Frt1ul baclnle enlarged, tho aesh ho-
coming hui The hip jo'Uty became iGvolv-
81, 81 ila. when seventeen months OH she
orgld HoJ stand, having loSt tho use % leg
srtar-l Partial curvature o. thssplne also
t.,0seL Tie nervous sys'c was wrecked,
muscles contracted, and there was general
wasting q fen all muscle, At elghteen
mouths % age she was placed under tho
t7sa;uag: ~ @ prominent physician % Bns-
Pea. MAJ, bat &c the sad % ten months she
L.i declined O. such a dcErce that's wasin
iyar condition. This w.,s In April iSSi
We t9"S he child away not knowing what
90 d.. 10 tbs lrraGtal dilemma We were
over persuaded ~ friends 70 try lone bot
te" OF Sw.FT's Sr-crT;c. wh.eA we did. and
bf'77e 8, had al been sakca we saw change
i'Ia" letter In her ym2;omL We kepti;
%, ant hare done 50 % this day. AMI viii
Areg !tIg, d, the Lord willS, for many days
tor1me, f"rll has br1ncht our dying Hazel
t"l.1. t.v.-Hr. O. >'rs1-th and health again.
Ia-lsass hue 20 beg cae,'ss has changed TO
trsElar. She IA ALE TO walk anywhere.
Dr. La-sar EnI melancholy have passed
away, an she O, now blithc. cheerful hap
~ somg.as cIEL Should YOU wish 70 IN
nae yn0r testimonials % proof OF the
virtue q SIS, cur names and what w.
ha'es7.i Is hu. @ pore d % what we owe 70
!.a, s-y-.l s. r. " ..B 20 w. tacGl-
ku-.y yr.s,,
FsN T. SwISs.
C.ETEyos - SWIFT.
20 E1vGE
''..'.sro on E.n.sl anil SKIN Diseases mailed
~ J
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vanaeyer wm ketsln H,. Ga,

WASHINGTON, April 2i.-The House
Committee or Elections to-day resolved to
report in favor Of the claims Of william
vandever 10 seat in the HOUSE rs rem
resentative Of the Sixth California district
The votg was unanimous with the excep-
tion of one Democratic member, who re
Trained from voting The returns showed
that yandever received Is $50 votes, Will,
LYNCH. the contestant, had IL. 2o4.
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nrace Bros- WIN Ia CourE !

p,,rsnuRo, April ai.-Jadge slssIe, Of
,he Common Pleas Court grnn.ed q m
junction to-day restraining nenoera o. 'De
Tr,as. Assembly from boycciting Brsee
pros a laundry firm, Of this ciry, wnose
sa,sh,;sbmept has been under the ban Lon
: Sssr A suit for $4,000 damages nas
Also been instituted By the frm ,es'pss "a
number of the most prominent iaDot 'eAu
ers of Allegheny county.
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THE EMPEROR

An Unfayorable Night - HIS Physicians
Prescribe Arsenic. t
BERLIN, April 2l-Noon.-The follow
ing bulletin has been issued:
The Emperor passed less satisfactory
night last hight. His fever is somewhat
higher than it was yesterday morning. His
respiration is fairly easy. His general con-
dition is not as good a. II wss yesterday.
(Sipned MACKENZIE,
WAGNER,
KRAUs,
HOWELL,
LEYDEN,
SENATOR.
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Five Men FATALLY Hurt.

ST. LOUIS, April 21.-As five men were
passing the Gerlipg White Sand Com
pany's works, on hand car, on the st.
Louis, Kansas City and Colorado road,
near Lsbsdie, Mo-, yesterday, blast ex-
ploded, blowing an immense rock upon
the hand car. All Of the men were IA
tally hurt.
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I,ham MuilIn, Get. a Change Of Venue

fshHiu Hu'ffus uetb OnhHEo of se"us
PARKERsBURa, April 21.-Isham Mul.
Inns. the murderer Of J. Henry Moore nj
summerville, an account Of which was pub.
lished In the Enquirer at the time, has %
cured, through his counsel, Q change Of
venue from Nicholas to Kanawha County.
The change was granted on account Of
threats of Iynching, coupled with the feet
that the Nicholas papers had Published
certain threatening resolutions passed b.
the people at the time Of the murder.
After the capture Of Mullins be wss taken
to Kanawha County to save him from the
fury Of the people, and was taken back ID
Nicholas only after court convened.
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won not Accent . Reduetion.

PrTTsBURe, April2l.-The tube workers
of Pittsburg do not propose to accept any
reduction in wages. A resolution was
passed at the meeting of District 3, knights
Of Labor to-day to this effect, thus repu-
dating the scale prepared by the eonven-
ton of tube workers held in this city a few
days ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-23
Doctors Giving Him Arsenic.

LONDON, April 2l.-A dispatch from
Berlin states that the Emperor's fever has
abated. After midnight he slept, but his
sleep was broken occasionally by fits Of
coughing. Light colorei pus continues to
be discharged. Yesteday the doctors ad-
ministered arsenic in order 10 induce sleep.
The Emperor afterwards saw the entire
family, =
A dispatch TO the Exchange Telegraph
Company from Berlin, timed 9:46 q. NJ,
says that the Emperor has high fever,
and experiences difficulty in breathing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-23

I-as'.s.an E.1.-I anI SKIN Diseases mailed
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-23
In Republican DAYS.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.-Several en-
ployes in the bindery Of the Government
printing Office to-day testified before the
House Printing Committee that private
work for Mrs. Rounds and President Ar
thur had been performed in that Office
while Mr.. Rounds was In charge.