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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

sullivan Compelled to Chase Mitchell Al
over thc Ring

sullivan Compelled to Chase Mitchell ~
over thc Ring
LONDON, March lU.-The great fight
ended as not one in fifty expected it would
end. After 80 rounds. in wMch Oh. light
er man lully used his advantage under the
London prize rug rules, Referee Angel
declared the fight draw.
Early this morning the two parties pro-
ceeded to Baron Rothschld's grounds At
Apremont, where ring was pitched in q
quiet spot on good ground. Mitchell
talked much, as usual, and, though
pale, declared himself confident.
Sullivan looked determined, but was some
what thin in the face When the combat
ants reached the ring forty spectators were
present. Mcdonald and Jack Ashton
seconded Sullivan, and Blbcock and Xii
rain seconded Mitchell.
Mr.. Angle, OF the London Stock EN-
change, was referee. Jack Bennett um-
pired for Sullivan and Charley Rowell
acted in like capacity for Mitchell.
Sullivan entered the ring Al I2:2j aud
Mitchell followed five minutes later.
At l2.j0 the fight began.
First ROund-Eyerything favored the
American. Both men opened cautiously,
but Sullivan soon landed a heavy blow on
the left Of Mitchel's jaw. Mitchell retail
ated with light blow on Sullivan chest,
whereupon Sullivan sent in "a crusher on
M,tchell's bead and Knocked him clean on
his legs.
Second Round-Aiter half a minutes
interval, Mitchell came To time and Suli-
van w5S at home again. The Boston boy
twice c0rnertd Mitchell and landed pile
driver on his chest! This was a crushcr
for Mitchell, who tired Ia ran out Of
harm's way, INT hc caught blow on tn"
head FROM Sulliyan's right that downct
him like log
Third round-Mitchgll came Gp for the
third round, but ran all around the ring
closely followed by the American, who
finally sent him sprawling with right
handler.
Fourth round Sullivan was blowing ON
account Of running after Mitchell, aud al
though he finally caught Mitchell and
punished him, the EHglishman continued
to pursue the same tactics.
Sixth rOund-Mitchell seeing powerful
Highlander coming dropped 10 the ground
to avoid punishment, whercupon Referee
Angle cautioned him against breaking the
ring rulea
During the next three rounds sullivan
was kept huay chasing Mitchell around
the ring Mitchell hit blow ~ two
lightly. At this time rain began To fall
heavily and the ground was soon swamped.
Suliivm was nearly breathless from cht-
ing Mitchell Little harm was don" after
the first four Iounds, Mitchell! c0rtriymg
to keep ont OF harms way.
In the thiTty-seCOnd round sullivan wa
attacked with ague. Rain was falling IN
torrents. The round lasted - minutes.
The thirtv-fhh round lasted l5minutea,
Sullivan was unable to approach Mitchell.
The tnirty-ninth round lasted halt an
hour EaIdock MjtchcIi's second nav
saw that no definite result was likely To hr
reached. and he suggested that the i2ht
lie called a draw. The principals age,a
TO this aud the light ended.
Mitchell showed considerable punish
mcnt. There was great lump on his jaw,
his left eve wls closed and his body badly
bruised.
After the fight the patty all left for
Paris
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
! Great Coal aEd Coke Company Organ
k.d at CIHrkshurg.

\ Great Coal and Coke Company Organ
k.d at CIarkshurg.
,.naa' Flgram 90 n. >mtrg Register.
CLAEEsEyRG, w. Va, March 10
There is 10 be Il great boom in the coal
miuing interests of the State. A Joint
elcyk company Las been organ 'zed under
The name Of The Farl.ud Coal aud Coke
Company, for the purp"sa ot mining coal
and manufacturing coke. The incorpora-
tors, all gentlemen Of experience, iutlu-
ercc and excellent financial standing, are.
Joseph T. FarlaEd, Of this city, William
H. Stevenson, Thomas W. johnson, and
Robert N. Bluudon, OF Baltimore, and
William c. Page, oi New York. The capi-
tai -tocl. Is 1000, 900. This uew company
succeeds ICs ph r. FaIland and will have
itg principal Office at ClaTkshWg, this
county. This is IN enterprise which will
dt,eiop the mineral resources and wealth
Of old Harrison. !, would he we'll for Our
State that We had other such men az
i.scrh r. Farland, who perhaps has
done more to hoom the State than any 9TH
cr gentleman Of equal means 10 it,
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The New EmperOr'S Arrival EX-
pected at Berlin.
LEAVES SAN RENO IN GOOD HEALTH.
Enthusiastically ChaereI ,7 the PopuLaca at
the Depot
BODY OF THE LATE KAISER
Lying u State in the ImpsraI Palace---EUu-
era. Services Last N.ght---SvapaIhetlc
Comments Of the European Press
The Coronation OF the
New Emperor.

StS RENO. Nerrh Io-Empcror Feed
erie. l,J p,sad good night last night
IT, t-cls extremely we'll
Iig Jroyg TO the station at 9 O'Clock this
morning, accompanied by Empress yictc-
ria, to take ,ha special train in waiting to
convey han to Es,,in.
Before starting the Emperor slji that he
was thoroughly prepared for the Journey.
Dr. Mackenzie has taken the utmost pre-
cautions ,or the comfort and safety Of his
royal patient
The Emperor entered the railway car
rjaZs Without assistance and then turned
aui assisted Eupr,ss Victoria to enter
The municipal authorities and a number OF
r.y,lials were on the platform. Large
crowds surrounded the station, AMI the
Emperor rtl.y,l hi, hat in response to their
slJutatfons when he rssched the platform.
Hl, h.ir Is very little changed. IIslooka
well. w..u thy exception OF his compilation,
which isa Somewhat yellow lie shocl,
hands with tue German Consul the syn.
d.s 70. san I.emo and others. A3 the train
Iclt the station the Emperor was heartily
ghr-grd
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THE EUROPEAN PRESS
Express the Universal sympathy In Ger
msuS'- Great Loss.

Express the Universal Sympathy In Ger
many Great Loss.
IuNutN, March lO-The D,uig Nor>
says concerning the character of Emperor
William "He was not a great man, in the
uao-e exalted sense OF the word. lie had
not genius, not the stattsman's power OF
creating conditions OF the soldiers gilt of
organizing tor victory, but he could under
stand the meaning Of conditions created
for him He knew the statesman and the
soldier when lie came across them. lie
may l,irly he called a great sovereign, al
though probably he would not have been
50 but for the crisis to which he was
railtdg'
The 7Iu,,, says "IIe was the only En-
peror who ever succeeded in making Ger
many 81 united nation His career was
unlike any found in modern history
The TigrUpt says: What IS destined
to betall the empire no man knows, but all
may take heart il they 20 on acting duli-
fully. The watchword seems 10 he still
whispered and complied with in the En-
perar'z death room With God Tor King
and Fathprlani. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March lo.-Amost
significant meeting of the brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers and Fir2men was
held this afternoon. Grand Master c. f..
Wilkinson, of the Brotherhood Of Brake
men, from Peoria, ILL.,, addressed the meet
idg. Among other things he said: "The
Brakrmen's Brotherhood Is a compare
lively young organization, hut they bad
determined to give their might 10 the
cause OF the engineers $. VI. Stevens,
OF the Flrcmen'R Brotherhood assured the
meeting that if the engineers on the otLer
roads ccu'ving in Eauaas Guy determined
to strike the former would follow TO ?
man
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
\ WEEK OF DRAMA.
The Baldwin Theat"r Company to Open AT
tn" Opera House.


OF the Baldwin Thcater Company,
which opens weeks engagement at the
Opera House tomorrow evening, al popu-
la, prices, the mDu,villr Pa, Hr"d
slyg.
a. tremendous audience filled every
seat and ayal}ahlr standing room at the
Opera House last nigh, when the curtain
went up on the Galley slave, with the
RaldwIn-Mrlvi,le combination as tue ac-
tors. This drama, we'll known to theater-
goers, abounds in pathos and affecting
scenes, and requires actors OF no small
merit for pr per Interpretation. The
c0mpany, however. was equal To the task,
and as the actors progressed were rewarded
with generous applauded. Miss Pearl
Melville made veIy effective Francesca,
the wrougrl Italian wife and mother AMI
depicted The strong passions Of love and
hate born in the child of ia belle Italia
with much power. Waiter Baldwin was
raod as the heroic Sidney Norcott, the
gall-g slave. and f. NJ. Crane filled the
role Of Baron d. RoiS, a hearlIess French
gentleman. very commendIhlv. The
other pats were well filled. The com
rany at popular prices is better than many
of more pfrtrntious aspect
Seatsarr now on sale at Banner X ca. =
music store, aud every sea. Tor Monday
night is taken.
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~ IMPORTANT QUESTION.
Judge Dundy'> Decision to be Tested in
the Supreme Court.

Judge Dundy'> Decision to he Tested In
the Supreme Court.
LINCOLN, NEH, March lO--The decis-
ion of Judge Dandy, OF the United States
Court, granting an Injunction in the suit
brought hy the Union Pacific against the
state hoard Of Transportation, has raised
an interesting question ~ To the power
Of the safe
The injunction orders the Board to re-
lrtin from interfering in any way with the
questions Of damage done by the company
and prohibits the Board from interfering
with rates or attempting to make rates
governing the road. The decision will be
appalled, to the L. S. Supreme Court. Tn
der he decision the Board canno. compel
,he road 10 10 50 much Is stop at n eros
sing or mend it, rogdbed, and it can dis
rrimiuaIc in its rates agaiDgt places OF in
dyiduals.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

BERLIN, March lO.-B,lore the Reich
stag opened to-day the Bund,srath met.
Prince Bismarck, with great emotion, al
lui,d to the death of the Emperor in terms
similar to those which he used in the
Rcichstag yesterday.
lie specially confirmed the statement
made yesterday in regard to the Emperor :
dy ing allusiOus to Russia and Austria.
Ia referring 10 Emperor Frederick ; aC-
cession TO the throne and the transfer to
the imperial dignity connected Herewith,
Prince Bismarck said that the new Emperor,
like his father, wuuld take Is his guiding
principle the conscientious maintenance OF
the constitution OF the empire ani the
treaties ON which it is based, and which
Emperor Frederick will count upon the
cooperation of his allies
Herr Won Larchcnield expressed to Prince
Bismarck the condoltuca otthe Bundesrath,
ana asked him to communicate them to
Emusr1r Frederick.
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THE STRIKE.
THE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEES MEET
And Avert a Ile-Up On the Panhandle and
Fort WAYNE Roads.
DECIDE TO HANDLE "Q." FREIGHT.
Chief Engineer Arthur Gives His Views Of
tAo Situation.
ECIDE TO HANDLE "Q." FREIGHT.

CHICAGO, March lO-The strike news
today Is more pacific.
1t is stated thai The Grievance Commit
tees Of the Panhandle and Fort Wayne
roads, which called here Yesterday to SET
tie the matter Of handling Chicago, Bur
lincton aud Qrjory cars aud freight, have.
after conference with the Sugeriatend-
ents of their l7pe,tiye roads, decided TO
do tho work 81 Irret0,olr.
The Supgrin;,ndeuts took the stand that
their lines could not be used Ike tint
Western rolds I, help the Emliuran, a,
they were in . totally diIervu: territory.
IL the Darlington, however, was orlc to
get through freight to Chicago from some
Western point and then transferred IL to
he taken E0st, i, could not be- refused. A
soon ns It came on their tracks II became
their freight and ceased to Zee Burlington
freight. ID would also bC Z source ri rev
enue To the Pennsylvania roads. The mer
adopted the views OF tine SIpcuiutend-
euts
In this connection the 7iiJua. TO day
says: The tie-up which he'd threatened
the Pan handle has been ayertgd, and mod
e!'''oh won lhe day. Ih2 uiiiI'uiue5 OF
'Ht, ''a" were nearly "t the same nature
a' lnoSe 3i IN" Ai'on. General SuPeIL-
Ighaent watts called the men together
lhusuay night explained the situation
luIly and th'p announced that whoever
disobcyed orders might consider himself
discharged. II" advised them 90 DO uoth-
Ing rash Hut sa"d for their grievance com-
mltt'a. This they did ucd yesterday after
. short session the mcn ,er3ed they had
no grievance.
"Ihc iroOble "n the Fort Wayne road
has also been patched up. Not only the
Panhandle, hut the Illinois Central the
Michigan Central the Lake Shore and the
Pennsylvania road will handle 'g' frcight
from both cuds "
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W"ses, "uu 7'N'y P'' ''H' '' "'I'He". "'
vi&S''lc"''oh h'alI.I anu various "'"'.
'uinES mentioned IN iAr c'Tc"l" !'trrr J.
"ouiG lcaIe 10 'he commute, 10 "ttHr,
Nould you expect al "I 'ha s'iikeis L"
bertlhs'aieu;
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He has fought several c,ovc contests and
wen two or three local tourGcys. His cnly
ring fight was with Jack Eurk Mitchell
then won an open competition. Billy
Madden thcH brought him to this country
in 1s-3 On his arrival here be met Sulli-
van at Madison Square Garden, May II,
l~-3. He made 4 good showing, and
gained the honor Ct b.ing the only man
who ever knocked Sullivan down, which
he accomplished 10y severe drive on the
Jaw. Sullivan, argered at Mitchell, drove
him through the ropes. The police then
interlcred Mitchell then boxed Burke
two or three draws, William Sheriff, Jake
Kiirain, Mike Ceary ard others. His big
glove fight after his meeting with SuIli-
van, was Will DOminick McCnflrey.
Mitchell is generally Teputed 10 he one
of the shrewdtst pugilIsts OF the day. He
is remarkably well scienced, hard hitter,
tricky, and, in fact. the possessor of all the
requisites OF A puplist, except, perhaps,
courage, which some people question but
without definite cause. They base their
opinion on his refusal to fight Dempsey.
Hi, last fight in this country was with
Reddy Gallagher, the Cleveland middle
weight
The EGglishman about > feet 10 inches
in height, weighs III pounds, snd his "a
chest measure Of about 80 Iuches
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

BERLIN, March lO.-Court interest is
becoming centered in the question of the
coronation and the position of the new
Emperor towards Prince William. Ia
messages coming from the Emperor TO Of
hcigls here his son, Prince William, is
s.ujiousIg ignored, aud his name is not
m,utionCG.
Among the orders issued to day, it is
directed that the oath OF allegiance be
taken by the troops without delay; that
the Ministers of State proceed to Betteu-
tslI tomorrow to receive the Emperor,
and that no reception be held uuul after
the funeral
The Will O! tho late Emperor Will not be
opened until after the arrival of Frederick
Ill., It is already known that Emperor
William directed that his rrmaius be iu-
tered at ChlIlottenhurg, where prepara
lions to receive the body are now in pro
gr,Ss.
Dr. Bergmauu has arrived here. lie
says the Emperor is attended by Doctors
Mackenzie and Krause, AID that he is safe
and will reach Berlin il fairly good con-
ditiOn.
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FIVE BLOODY ROU NDS.


Bsrney Rraddurk knocked Oul by I.,ui
keller at san Francisco.
CHICAGO, Marrh i0.--A dispatch irora
san Francisco says At midnight a lively
glove hight occurred between the newly
arrived heavy weight, Barney Baddoyt
OF pittsbug, and Frank Keller, the Micl-
gan giant. The fight vas Tor blood, and
in the fnh round the Michigan Giant
knocked out Hraddock. In the first iva
rounds heavy singing was the rule and
agcouuls stood ABOUT even for hard hit
ting and brute coUmye The third round
We .ast,r than either OF those preceding.
and Eraddorks ilyr WAS badly damaged
The fourth round was even iicrcer. AMI
both men fought themselves weak. In the
lIth round, after sUwc SpaTnng, the Giant I
concentrated all his strength in one SWIM
ing night hand,r, winch took effect ru
Brlid0ck's Jaw aud laid him IN the dust
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
BOOM THE STATE.
The Marion County Auxiliary Society
Formed Yesterday.

The Marion County Auxiliary Society
Formed Yesterday.
Spsc.d! telegram u tl SgH3ug Rsqtsier.
FAEMoET March lO.-The Marion
County Auxiliary immigration and Deyel-
opment Society was organized in Fairmont
to-day. Hon. J. c. Reeson was called to
tue chair and c NJ. Shi1n elected secreta-
ry. The Object Of the meeting was stated
and \ committee composed of representa-
tive nen appointed to draft plans of organ
izatioD, 4 permanent organization was
effected 10y clectiGg ! +. Sands permanent
president, G. NJ Shlun, permanent secre-
tary, j. Ed. Watson, permanent treasurer,
and central committee composed of J.
NJ. Hartley, Chas l.. Wells, J. w. Swish
cr, K bert Lowe, EIdridge Carter, William
Gray and Il. NJ. Morgan
Other committees We're provided for and
a general plan Of operations agreed upon.
Upwards OF 200 representatives from all
sections OF the county were present and
the people wtTe enthusiastic upon the sub
Igcl oi booming the State.
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Bo.ton'-B Big Pct.


John l. HniiI'ail' IHe [''a'D P',',' '' mn |
plonS, Wa hoih oi nun P''o",7 '' '''
Highlands hoH'"h' ',,"'e, 80 IN ,'I''
l. ihe'eI',G - S,arS o'u' ne ~ - s.'JL,:.,.
mch,S 'al,' an" l7 "' i''. ~, '. ,,'- ,n-
weight "heH ne ""T ''"' - ,N,,p., ,..,'.a
lo"'''.'' ,L,s, f. ,r..r.- Ii,,r. IN,
inches. calf, IIl inches. uigh. - inches.
He began to spar in I-7p. ln which wear
h. arpeared in several .Nhrm;5ors iu Er..
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CIariugton News.

SuI1l7 C0TtSD0U00Itf n n NWTI" H'4I''|'
CLARlNGroN, O, March l0.-Miss I'm
ma Lobenstein returned Wednesday from
an extended visit to Wheeling. She was
the guest Of Miss Mary Keim, OF the Isl.
and.
Miss Flo. Bottenfeld called upon friends
in Wheeling last week.
Mrs. Rev. Gamble and sister, Miss Mary
Travis, left Saturday for Steuben7llle, to
visit relatives there.
Mcssrs. V. K. Walton and \. Deter, Of
Woodsfeld, and Col Brock, OF Stafford,
registered at the Baldwin House, Thurs
day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 10. Last
night the engineers and dremCn OF the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fcro1d at To-
peka, Kas through their grievance com
miltee, notified the manager at that point
that if they persisted in violating their
pIedgn of uonintrrCourse with the Bur
inrton road in refusing to handle freight
consigned 20 or from the Latter company
that mt I2.U5 .. III. Sunday they would
leave their engines in q body.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
ARGUMENTS BEGUN.
Huiins and Tay lor Consume the Day ia tho
rally sheet Cases.

Huiing and Taylor Consume the Day iath"
rally sheet Cases.
,.a.n' TI.-m 't,r 'w1rE E.rn'.r
CoLUlErS, O, March l0.-The court
room was packed with an eager crowd this
morning when Prosecutor Huling opened
the argument III the tally sheet forgery
cases on behalf Of the State lie spoke for
three hours and went over the whole OF the
case in a general sort Of a way aud De
manicd the conviction Of the defendant on
the ground that he was a factor in a con
sp.racy to thvart the will Of the people,
that the del u5ant was guilty, though he
dii not actively or in person plIt .c'paie IN
the forgery.
Colonel l.. L. Taylor, for the defense,
followed the prosecutor this afternoon, IN
2 speech Of three hours, which, for logic,
legal oCumen and elegance, is said to tN,
eel any ,iTlrt OF the kind in the annals oil
the Columbus har.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

WASHINGTON. March lO. Postmaster
General Dickinson has directed General
superintendent Nash, Of the Railway MAJ
service, TO proceed ut once to Chicago,
there to main during the present IA.
road Troubles puor to his leaving Wash.
ingloD, Mr. Nash received instructions
which will govern him IA any action he
may taxi" These Instructions have not
been made DuhIIr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

.psria' T}gram ton, swsoy REGISTER.
CLAEE-HrEG, W. VA, March l0-To-
day in this city Mrs Owens, the aged
wife Of Elisha Ovens, Esq, and mother
ol Mrs. j. p. Davis, Of this city, died after
a long aud lingering illness from cousump-
tion. She, with her husband, was among
the oldest and most respected citizens Of
the county They have raised large
and Influential family. Mr. Owens is now
in his cigh!y-iirst yer and for man Of
his age ia enjoying robust health. The
family have the sympathy ct a host of
friends and relatives in 50 sad a hrr,ayC-
m,nt.
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The Nody IN Lie in slete.

BERLIN, March lU.-The body of the
dead monarch will be exposed iu the ca
thejral Monday. 1t is reported that on
Tuesday the public will be admitted to
view the body Of Emperor William, which
viii then he lying in state.
/, is stated that Emperor Frederick'sre-
ply 20 the message of coincidence sent by
President Garnet, OF France, was very cor
dial and that be expressed the hope that
the relations between the two countries
might continue friendly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

CHICAGO, March 10 "A dispatch from
SprinGrld sags: Bill Walker chief Of the
Bald Knuhbsr Gang, has hCcn convicted "i
murder in the first degr,e and sentenced to
he larg~d The Crim" for which II" was
founi guilty WAS the murder over year
ago of Geo. Green and VIM. Edens, two
pIominent farmers OF Tanuey county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

loHdor, MArra lu-Tnr British h"rl.
Tasmania, which sailed from London on
the 9TH inst. for san Francis q, has return
ed with her bowspgIt gone and her STEM
damaged by collision with the British ship
City Of CoHuth, from Ifulquc for lI,m-
burg The tasmania il anchored on Folk
stone. The City OF Corinth sunk. 1t IL
believed that - lives were lost.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

Princess Victoria Sophia and Margaret
will reside at the Emperor Frederlck's
palace IN Berlin.
THE DAY IN BERLIN.
The city today bears the aspect Of
mourning and sorrow. The flag on the
palace Of the late Emperor, at halt-mast,
drew tears from many eyes rs the crowds
thronged Inter den Linden. The first
queries were How is the Emperor
When Is he coming which were heard
on all sides. The crowds increased rapid
" all the morning, and detachments ofpO-
lice were Necessary to keep them moving
soon it was found necessary to close the
avenue aud square in front OF the palace.
The National Z,HuHg halls the new En-
peIor with the cry OF Long live the En-
peror.' Allthe newspapers are in mourn
ing with turned rules. The accounts
which the various papers give of the clos
lug scenes of Emperor williams life are
very elaborate Every detail Isl given with
great minutcness. The church bells
the city will be tOllsd for an
hour every day tor a fortnight.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
Doi4gs az Boats sr.f n'atr",n along the
Oai..

Doing, oi boats srf n'atr"'n along tho
OHi..
No cca' w.ut down yesterday.
The Couu,r lrft on ,'inr yesterday.
The Scotia pa,.rI down at All early
hour yesterday morning.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated lee, inches and falling.
The Louis A. Sherley lci: for Cincinnati
At q o'clock las! evening, with a fair trip.
The marks from above yesterday were:
Parker. 3 feet and falling, clear aud pleas
ant, Oh City, : feet and falling, cloudy;
Brownsville, > feet and stationary, cloudy;
Morgantown, ! teet inches and stationary,
clear; Lock No 4, ! Ieet inches and fall.
ing, cl. ar Greensboro, 8 feet and station
airy, clear.