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KNOXVILLE, TENN, Juiy q, 1888.
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bottle with the gravsst DOUBTS Of success.
| had been so often deceived. But i'm
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iI6 Dale Ave.
KEMP, TEXAS, June z3, 1888.
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Three books mailed free on application.
All druggists sell S. S. S.
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Hats and Gloves.

Nos. 30 and 81 Virginia St.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.


No limit for debate on the Mills tariff
bill has yet been fixed.
The Texas Republicans yesterday
elected delegates to Chicago.
Offers for the sale OF Government
bonds yesterday aggregated 81, l,642,OOO.
Mrs. Lottie James is on trial at Nal.
den, Conn, for the murder of her
daughter.
Hardy Posey (colored) was lynched
last night at Bessemer, Ala, for an at
tempted assault on afteen-year-old
white girl.
William Leary, who killed "Red"
Leary, the famous New York bank
burglar, claims that he threw the fatal
brick without the intention Of killing
his pal.
The Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Brass Manufacturers and Brass
Jobbers met yesterday in Pittsburgh
and revised prices. The changes are not
made public.
John L. Sullivan arrived in Boston
yesterday on the steamer Catalonia.
His wife threatens To make it warm fol
him for travelling on the Continent with
Annie Livingstone for the past two
years.
W. N. Wilkin, a Tifin, Ohio, drum.
mer, was supposed TO have committed
suicide in New York. Hisrelatives yes
terday boarded a train for New York tc
get the remains, and were startled to sec
wilkins walk out Of the car alive anG
well. His wife was almost crazed BY
the sudden Joy,
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MIR. DLAINE'S HEALTH.
Another DOnIaI of the Stories About His
Unhealthy Condition.

Another DOnInl of the Stories About His
Unhealthy Condition.
New YoRK, April 24.-The Tribune to-
day publishes the following: "The re-
cent authoritative denial by Emmons
Blaine of the stories about his fathers
ill-health do not seem to prevent ma
licious manufacture of further idle
stories to that effect. These stories ap-
pear to be the work of u bureau founded
for the purpose OF making the public
believe that Mr.. Blaine is on the verge
of earthly dissolution. The object can
easily be inferred, in view OF the rising
tide OF popular favor that is demanding
his nomination for President OF the Re
publican party, in spite OF his letter OF
withdrawal.
ain his statement to the Tribune, n
week ago, Emmons Blaine cited letter
Just received from his father as the best
proof that he was in good health. He
had received letters from his mother and
sisters which gave confirmation to this
information. Letters were received here
yesterday from Mr.. Blaine which told OF
his continued good healthj Of the pleas
ant time he was having, Of his intention
soon to start northward in Europe, and
of the anticipations OF pleasure with
which he looked forward to the time
when he can press his foot on American
soil once more. There are so many let
letters to this effect, not only from Mr..
Blaine himself, but from the members
of his family and from friends who run
across him in Europe, that It seems as
though the malicious spreading OF re-
ports to the contrary would soon get u
quietus. There is absolutely no founda-
ton for them"
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CHICAGO, April PA dispatch from
Hot Springs, Ark, says: The four year
old child of William stringler met with
peculiar death yesterday. Mr.. stringer
is something OF chicken fancier and
keeps n, half dozen game cocks in his
back yard. Yesterday his little son
started to play in the yard and soon
found that chasing the game cocks was
the most exciting diversion. Suddenly
the cock turned and attacked the little
fellow furiously, knocking him down and
atIing him about the head. The boy
was cut and pecked in horrible manner
before he was rescued, and died Of con,
yulsions in few minutes,
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THE G. A r. EycA,IPMENT.
Delegates Gathering ut wSstOn-ThC ses
sion to begin To-day.


SDocial Dilpdich to The InttliORecr.
WESTON, W. VA, April 24.-The meet
ing of the Department Encampment o
the G. A. r., to be held here tomorrow
promises to be the largest ever held ii
the State. The following officials ant
delegates have already arrived: @. b
Smith, Past Department Commander
Lee Raymond, Department. Commander
r. +. Fleming, Senior Vice Department
Commander; X. II. Freer, Junior Vice
Department Commander; +. II. Crago
Assistant Adiutant General; Thomas q
Miller, Assistant Quartermaster General
Josiah Sinclair, Inspector; I. G. Field,
Judge Advocate; 7. A. Fleming, Chiei
Mastering Officer; Thomas A. Mausley,
William 9. Parker and Eli Musgroye, OF
Meade Post No. o; Gen. l. IL. Duval and
George i. Crawford, OF Pierpont Post
No. o; Isaac Hopes and Jasper w. Da-
wilson, OF Mcclellan Post No. 81; j. w.
Fortney, OF Carlin Post No. 81; Col. Jo-
seph Snyder, OF Hoffman Post No. 62:
G. Simon and Watson NJ. Bunton, Of
Bouse Post No. 55; George Alex. Jones
and Daniel Yourken, Of Stidger Post No.
35; Job Musgrove, OF Kuykendall Post
No. SO; George W. Wusner, OF b. b.
Shaw Post No. GS; J. S. Brannon and NJ.
T. Brannon, OF Post No. 73, Glenville.
The Council OF Administration meets
in the morning at o o'clock and the en-
campment at p. III. Gen. Raymond,
the Department Commander, is accom-
panied by his wife. Headquarters are
established at the Bailey House.
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percent increase was largely attributable
TO lower prices following the inexorable
law, as prices declined the percentage OF
the advalorem rate increased. Efforts
were being made persistently to induce
the American farmer to believe that pro-
tective tariffs were hostile to his inter
ests.
Mr.. Burrows argued that the farmer
was directly interested in maintaining
the protection system and home mar
ket. This home market should be to
him his object OF deepest solicitude
and upon it the future Of the agricul-
turai interests of the country hung.
Here was lesson to be drawn to the
South from the history OF the past-pro-
lection had enhanced the value OF land
in the North; it would bring II to the
South. 1t would bring an err Of uneX-
ampled prosperity. 1t would develop
her mines, light the fires OF her. furnaces,
construct her railroads, invite capitni,
employ laborers, plant cities in her waste
places and lead her people into the high
way OF industrial prosperity.
And when the sun shall reach the
zenith OF that glorious day, the North
and the South, cemented in the in
dissoluble bonds of commercial and fra
ternai unity, will stand together under
the banner Of protection to American
industries and American labor and
march to grander industrial triumphs.
The committee then rose and an at
tempt was made to have night session,
but It was defeated by the Republicans
refusing to vote, leaving the House
without a quorum. The House then
adjourned
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WEST ylRGIYIASS IN WASHINGTON.
Patents to Wheeling SIan-Gov. Wllso
n Candidate, SC,

Patents to Wheeling SIan-Gov. Wilson
a Candidate, sc.
Special Dispaieh 10 me I,,telltgNer. ID.
WAsnINo4ox, April 2l.-Beniamin F.
Caldwell, Of Wheeling, has been granted
patents for cap and anchor for metallic
roofing and for machine to paint metal
lie roofing.
R. Vance Gilkeson and John Gilke-
son, of Moorefeld, and Ed Gilkeson, of
Romney, are here to-day. ai
Col. Alexander Campbell left tonight
for Wheeling to prepare for his depar-
ture to Australia.
Gen. Gof presented in the House to-
day large petition from Tyler and Ohio
counties asking for more pay for fourth
class postmasters; also OF S. W. Atkin-
son, Of Potomac, asking for protection to
farm products.
Lieut.. r. NJ. G. Brown, Of the Navy,
has been detailed to the Pacific Squad
ron for duty. Mrs. Brown will join him
at Honolulu.
get it straight that Gov. Wilson is
making u still hunt for the Congression-
al nomination in the Third district.
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WANT THEIR 0ID MEN.
The Situation at the Edgar
Thomson Encouraging.
THE MEN RESUMING WORK
And Superintendent Jones Feels Con
adent that All VIII Come to
Timc-Labor Organizations
Will be Ignored.

PrTTsBURGH, Pa, April 24.-The stu
alton at Braddock this evening Is en-
couraging. The strikers have attempted
no violence, and none is now apprehend
ed, although for the present the Pinker
ton men will continue to guard the
works. This evening the 700 workmer
Quietly returned to their homes. Among
the number were several machinists and
bricklayers who quit work yesterday
but returned this morning. All depart
ments were partially in operation to-
day, but the rail mill. There has
been no effort made thus far to make
rails, and there may not be before
Thursday, but the delay is not because Of
the inability of the firm. eve have the
men to do the work." said Superintend-
ent Jones, when We are ready, but we
want the old men back again. Will
they come? i think they will, and /
believe they think SO themselves. There
is no animosity between the old men
and the firm, and that fact has been
demonstrated time and again during
the shut down."
From conversations with parties in
authority at the works it is gathered that
the policy OF the management since it
decided to start the plant, and in the fu-
ture, is to operate totally regardless Of
any labor organization; that the mills
will be started with competent men.
In resuming operations there will be
no attempt to start every department at
the same time, but each department
will be taken in succession and will be
at work Just as fast as the owners are
ready for it. The firm is positive that
this policy can be carried out.
The report that the Carnegie people
have ordered strikers out OF the COM
pany's houses is denied. AS announced
yesterday, the strikers will be given IN
opportunity to return to work rs fast as
they are needed, and if their places must
be filled by outside people, Of course
they will leave the houses when it be-
comes necessary for them to seek work
elsewhere.
The Knights OF Labor held n meeting
this afternoon and initiated 80 new
members. All danger is now passed,
and the fight from this time will be on
its merits
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Increase Of sentences on Appeal
in Irish Courts.
THE SUBJECT OF A DEBATE
In the British House of Commons.
The Emperor's condition-oueen
vfctoria's Arrival ut Berlin.
Her Reception.

LONDON, April 24.-In the House ol
Commons to-day Mr.. Justin moved that
the House adjourn on urgency in or
der to call attention to the departure
from the usual practice in the Irish
County Courts by increasing sentences
on appeal.
Mr.. Mccarthy moved that the whole
practice was opposed to all previous ex-
perience. II it was desired that in the
future appeals should be regarded rs a
game OF double" or quits" let the
Houseof Commons and the people say
so.
Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt said they
were unused powers within the Law:
They were rusty weapons OF brutal
tyranny. The employment of brutal and
ierocious powers, whether within the
law or not, against the people was un-
constitutional. [Chees.l
HNIr. Balfour said that the previous
speaker more than insinuated that the
Judges had derived inspiration from
Dublin Castle. loud Parnellite shouts
OF "Hcar, Hear.'O Il was a foul libel
("Oh, OH upon an honorable and in-
dependent body OF men who compe.
tently fulfilled their duties. He denied
that the Appeal Judges powers were
rusty or orantiquated. They were legal by
astatpte not eleven years old in England.
He asked the House to reject the mo-
tion. The motion was defeated.
Mr.. Gladstone followed Mr.. Balfour.
He said that while it was unadvisab!e
that Parliament occupy itself with the
doings OF the courts OF justice in an adj
verse sense, it was necessary when the
proceedings Of the courts were not con-
Quoted in spirit OF justice that Parlia-
mGnt exercise its highest powors as
the grand inquest Of the nation.
Apart from the legal aspect of the
case, tho point they had to
argue was this: When no instance OF an
increase of sentence could be produced
in England, were they prepared while
boasting OF their intention to treat the
Irish on footing of equality, to intro
duce this wholly new feature into Eng
land. Mr.. Madden had suggested that
there might have been new evidence;
but II there had been new evidence Mr..
Madden would have been apprised Of
the fact, Loud cheers.
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ENGlANp,S QUEEN IN BERLIN.
How She was RoceIvad-Good Effect on til
EmDcror,

hoW Sue WIS skhoceIhtl-0Opu E-llectOu inc
Emperor.
BERLIN, April 24.-Queen Victoria ar
rived at Charlottenburg ats o'clock this
morning. The Empress, the Crown
Prince and Grown Princess, and the
Prince and Princess of Saxe-AIeiningen,
received her at the depot.
Prince Henry and his sisters, the Prin-
cesses Victoria, Sophie and Margaret;
Sir Edward Malet, the British Ambassa.
dor at Berlin; the Duke OF Rutland, and
the Burgomaster and Municipal Council
OF Berlin, were also present.
The greetings between Queen Victoria
and the royal family OF Germany were
warm. The Crown Prince conducted
the Queen to an open carriage drawn by
four horses, which she entered, and,
with the Empress beside her, was driven
to the castle, Crowds Of people lined
the route and cbeered enthusiastically
as the carriage passed.
The North German Gazette referring
to the visit Of the Queen Of England,
says: "Her Majesty will be welcomed
ny LHe WnOlc pOpullLlOll Oh beFuEhny
and above all by the inhabitants Of Ber'
lin, with the veneratiou and sympathy
so Justly due one who has for many
years ruled friendly State and is the
mother Of our Empress. All German
hearts will thankfully accept as u token
OF the Queens deep sympathy for the
fate OF our reigning house the fact that
she comes TO the sick bed OF our beloved
Emperor and personally shares the deep
aftliction and great anxiety with which
We are filled to-day. May she be ena'
bled 10 bring comfort and hope, and
when she departs FROM Germany to take
with her the assurance that the sympa,
thy she has displayed will always be
kept i'll grateful remembrance here"
The Queen paid Il visit to the Emperor
shortly after her arrival ut the castle,
The doctors feared that the meeting
would excite the Emperor and probably
upset him, but their fears were ground.
less. The Emperor seemed rather
brighter after the interview and his TEN,
perature was normal.
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snm pnrkIeY at his now Homo.

Judging from the tenor of the Kansas
City press they like Sam Barkley out
there. He can be relied on to do Wheel
ing proud again this season, and win
new laurels on the diamond. The papers
are full Of enthusiastic praises Of Sam.
The Times says, under fair portrait Of
him: "Barkley is certainly a jewel ut
second base, his playing being of that
brilliant, dashing order that always cap
lures the public" The Journal says:
"Barkley has the best style at second
base OF all the artists in that position,
and while he may not be any better
than Dunlap, Pfefer and Richardson, he
suits us to ahair." Another paper says he
is the "nonpareil second baseman," and
in their accounts of the games all OF
them speak with increasing enthusiasm
OF his playing.
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CoLUMBus, o., April 24.-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Kanawha K Ohio Railway Company, the
following directors were elected: Law
renee Myers, Plainfeld, N. j.; G. o.
Hunter, Columbus; William A. Quarrer,
Charleston, W. Va; II. D. Whit
comb, Richmond, Va; John NJ
Townskey, Elizabeth, n. j.; Rob-
ert w. Kelley, Eli Robinson, George
l. Seney, Grinnel Burt, Albert Gallup,
and Walter B. Lawrence, New York.
The board was authorized to leave the
Wheeler part Of the Charleston & Gau-
ley Railroad and executea trust deed oil
10000 acres OF land in Raleigh county,
W. Va, to secure certain loans made to
the company.
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SHE COwHIDED HIM.
4 PlucIsy Girl ResentS nm Insult from n 3Ier'
cLantIa SOn

Plucly Girl Resents an Insult from Mer-
chants Son.
CANTON, O., April 24.-Carrollton is
greatly excited over the cowhiding OF
Charles Butler, son Of prominent mer-
chant, by Jennie Fisher, an estimable
young lady of that place, and highly
connected. The affair occurred at the
postoflice before large crowd, and grew
out OF Butler whistling "Chippy Get
Your Flair Cut, and calling her "Bir-
die" He hardly finished when she
drew a cowhide from her sleeve and
punished him severely over the face and
shoulders for several minutes. The
crowd chGered her heartily. 1t is said
that Butler had been warned before by
the young lady to desist from his insults,
but laughed at her.
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THE GUARDIANSHIP SETTLED.
Cooper Continues Mt the Head of the Penn
sylvania Committee.

Cooper Continues Mt tile Head OF the Penn
sylvania Committee.
HARRrsBURG, April 24.-For the first
time in six years Senator Don Cam
eron appears personally upon the
ground ut State convention.
The fight for the craftsmanship
of the Republican State Committee
was settled by a compromise this
evening. Senator Cooper continues
to act as chairman until the first
of next January, which gives
him the management OF the campaign
this year and elects his competitor, w.
II. Andrews, to serve MS chairman after
January. This compromise relieves
the Convention tomorrow Of what
looked like an ugly start, and
simpiifies the contests for Delegates
at Large and the Supreme
Judgeship nomination. The compro-
mise was developed at general caucus
OF the delegates held in the hall Of the
House Of Representatives tonight.
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BALTIMORE, MD., April 24.-Letters re-
ceived here under dnte Of Cairo, Egypt,
March 81, report Robert Garrett much
improved in health, travel having had n
very beneficial effect on his mind. The
party made an extended trip up the
Nile. They were to sail from Alexan-
drin April II for Athens. From there
they will go to Constantinoplc, after
which they visit Russia for a short time.
They expect to return to America in
September,
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You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems, ut
frst, only cold. Do not permit any
dealer TO impose upon you with some
cheap imitation Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
coyery for consumption, coughs, and
colds, but be sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit he may
tell you he has something Just as good,
or Just the same. Don't be deceived,
but insist upon getting DR., Kings New
Discovery, which is guaranteed to give
relief in ali throat, lung and chest afiec-
tiOns. Trial bottles free at Logan & Co. 3
drug store. Large bottles 81. O
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MAnONE,S SHREMpNEss.
IIo May Capture Some of the Delegates
Secured by His Opponents.

IIo May Capture Some OF the belcsuteS
Secured by Ills Opponents.
RICHMOND, Va, April 24.-The Re-
publicans yesterday held mass meetings
in various counties in this State and
elected delegates to the State Conven-
ton, which meets at Petersburg May lG,
to send delegates to the National Con-
yention.
John S. Wise and other prominent
opponents of Senator Malone have made
fight against the latter to secure con-
troll of the Petersburg convention. As
far rs heard from the kiCkers developed
more strength in the primary meetings
than was expected. They secured dele
cations from here, MS well rs Norfolk
county and several OF the large valley
counties where the whites are dominant.
General Malone is expected TO carry
most of the black districts, and it would
not be surprising If he should carry oil
many OF the delegates secured by Wise
and the other kickers yesterday.
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DETROIT WINS HER FIRST
Regular Game at Pittsburgh Other Games
Played Yesterday.

Regular Game at PIttsburgh-Othor Games
Played Yesterday.
PIrrsBuRGH, Pa, April 24.-The cham
pions won to-day's game in the seventh
inning, by heavy batting, after two men
were out. For the first six innings the
great sluggers from the Straits City were
completely at the mercy OF Gallon, but
in the seventh inning they solved his
delivery and earned five OF their six
runs on five doubles and two singles.
The Pittsburghs played strongly in the
field, but after the fourth inning were
unable to hit Conway. The weather
continues cold. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
BItssSgEsh Bs',sI9 3 g 8 3 9 9 J "a I /
Earned, Pittsburgh ., Detroit 8. struck out,
by Calvin ) by Conway Umpire, Decker.
At Washington
SeS $SsA; YcrE..G ;; - ! ~ ~ i Y Y
Earned-WaShlpgton ]; New York, G. Batteries
-;Giimore and Daiiy; TicOmb. and Ewing. I'm.
plre-Lynch.
AtKAnSaS City
Kansas City, 9oo 90 30 il !
Struck out-by Porter5; by stntton, 2. Earned
kansas city, &; I.OuiSvilie,9. ..
AT indianapolis
ER,4,s...;....... u. 9SSgsSi s' :;
2 PitChen-Rrock and Boyle. Umpire-valen.
Atst Louis
s. st..;sa:;i !SnI:;ii. .GSSGSSGs11-ip,sss "a = !; !
EaTned-st. Louis, 2; Cincinnati, 2, Struck
out-By Deylin, q; by VIau, s. tmpIre-Mc.
Quad.
At baltimore
BsssFl9Ho.::S Bs5slHgSe e : SS2S Il ( !
Earnsd-BaltImorc. /; Brooklyn, 8. Umpire,
GGHney.
At Philadelphia
ssIIs Bs!lsa: sa:;::.::::::-:sssSssss5a :::: = : !. !
Earned-B Boston, 3; Philadelphia. /. pltchen-
Bufington and sowder. Umpire, Daniels.
At Philadelphia
ais4:issa aSs5sSlssai., 45:siSslsssai.:,::ss5ss1SiSs :: + 7 !
Earned, Athletics, 4; Cleveland, q Pitcher,
Seward and Bakely. Umpire, FerguSOn.
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Tho I. O. O. +. Canton.

This evening Canton Wheeling No. 4
will be instituted at Odd Fellows hall
by Capt. X, L. Blinn, of Canton Doty
No. ~, of Steubenville, assisted by Capt.
Wilson, Lieut.. Bell and Chevalier PAUL.
Of the same Canton. The Patriarchs OF
this city are very enthusiastic over the
event, and the newly elected officers OF
the Canton propose a little banquet after
the institution. Any Patriarchs not on
the list can hand in their names tonight
and be mustered in with the Canton.