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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-21
SOUTHERN PREsBYTERIANs

D,scussIon Over DIR. WOOdrOw's Views on
Evolution-where They WIN Meet Next
Year.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 2O.-The
general assembly of the Southern Prc1by-
teriaus met this morning. The standing
committee on Sabbath observance submit
ted its rerort, which was, on the whole,
encouraging. 1t denOminated the greatest
foes TO the Sabbath Sunday trains, Sunday
saloons and Sunday newspapers. Ashe-
willie. N. O., was selected as the next place
If meeting. Charlest IN, W. Va, being
second choice. Rev. J. + Latham pre-
sented the report of the committed az
nointei TO examine the minutes OF the
SYNOD of South Caroliea. This report pre-
cinitatsd a warm discussion on DR.. Wood
row and evolution which has been brew
! o since the beginning of the session.
This committee recommended that the
minutss be approved with one exception,
and this related to the synOd's action with
reference to the Prcsbytery of Charleston.
This Presbytery, after the meeting OF the
last General assembly at Baltimore, passed
a resolution announcing that the assembly
had de slared the views held BY DR.. Wood
row ss TO the origin of Adams body to be
contrary to the standards of the Church.
that the decision of the assembly was con-
elusive. and that sill further public con-
tending against that dS ,isiOn should De
ceased The committee appointed by the
SYNOD of South Carolina to examine the
minutes of the Charleston Presbytery re-
norted that the action of the Presbytery
in passing this resolution wa "unwise IT.
regnlar and unconstitutional" being au
infringement on the rights of free thought
and free speech. The report was adopted
by the Synod
The Committee of the General Assembly
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FRANKIE'S MANA WE'D
MRS. EMMA C. FOLSOM is MARRIED TO A
BUFFALO MERCHANT.
The BridsgrOOm's Name is Henry Z. Psrins, and
he 30 Years Old-Ths Ceremony Takes Place
at Jackson, Mich.-Ths Grey
FrslinghuySen NuptalS.

JACKSON, MICH, May 20.-A very per-
ceptible futter Of excitement ran through
this city yesterday when 1t became known
early in the afternoon, that Mrs. Emma @.
Folsom, mother of Mrs Grover Cleveland,
was about to wed Henry E. Perrine, a
merchant of Buffalo, n. Y, and that Mrs.
Cleveland would be present at the cere-
moSy. Hardly had the rumor found
credence before corroborsting testimony
cnme in the person of Mrs. Cleveland her
self, who arrived on the fast express at
4:50, and YVES Immediately driven to the
residence Of her aunt, Mrs. John w. Cad
man, on Francis street, where the cere-
mOny was to take place.
Extraordinary precautions had been
taken to keep the affair quiet and reporters
were unable to procure more than the
simplest details. Mrs Folsom arrived her.
on the 6th, to be with her relatives end Il
escape the publicity which might sttscf
at the efst in an event of such interest
Mr.. Perrine came on, and remained
quietly at the Hibbard House since Wed
nesday last.
The wedding wr1 solemnized at mint
O'Clock this evening, Rev. R. B. Bslcom,
of st. Paups Episcopal Church, ofiiciat
ing. Mr.. and Mrs PerIine left en- the
night train for Chicago and the West for g
trip before returning TO Buffalo to reside
Mrs. Cleveland will remain for a fev
days the gue1t of Mrs. Goldman before
leaving for home.
The groom is about fifteen years the
senior of the bride, who is a well preserved
woman of forty-fve.
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WILD AND WOODY.
The Iron Chancellor Rants Around in the
Reichstsg.

The Iron Chancellor Rants Around in the
Reichstag.
BERLIN, May 20.-Iu his speech in the
Reichstag Saturday Prince Bismarck ex-
pressed doubt whether the Richter party
had not supported the army bill from me-
ce-sity rather than from patriotism.
"Fie." exclsime1 Herr Richter, resent
ing the imputItion.
"whcIosver says 'Fie' to me-" warmly
retorted the chancellor, 'is impudent." "
Herr hamburger declared that the chan
cellor's action could only produce personal
hatred. At this point Prince Bismarck
abruptly left the chamber.
The ''scsne" in the Reichstsg yesterday
between Prince Bismarck and Herr Richter
ia the sole topic of conversation in political
circles here. In consequence of Prince
Bismsrck's remerks the Liberals have re-
solved not to attend the Fruhschoppen tc
be given by the Chancellor.
When Herr Richter uttered the exclama-
ton which aroused the wrath of the Chan.
ceIlor. the latter, turning aDgrily toward
the Liberal members, and pointing his
fingers at them, said: 81 do not know
what ePfni' refers -, but 1 regard 1t as an
expression of the hatred yOu gentlemen
have borne me for years A7s CHRISTIAN
I can pocket it, but as Chancellor, Will
strike striker and insult an insulter."
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H. \. Ooua.

This Court has transacted the following
business since our last report.
B. NJ. Day ct ais VI. Coal River Camel
Coal Company; death of B. NJ. Day sug-
gested and that suit be continued here
after in the name of Cadburg and Timing,
trustees.
The petition of II. P. Mitchell was fled
also the exceptions OF ]. Q. Graybil
filed.
Parks administrator ct ais Vs. Jed Hotch-
kiss ct ais; report Of Commissioner Ruilner
filed.
E. s. TbroOp, assignee, ct ais ys. John
J. Dickinson estate, ct ais. Commissioner
Fontaine's report filed.
Jubal A. Early estate vs.. Ohas McOof-
mick ct ale order Of survey.
Packs administrator w. Jed hotchkisH
ct ais. exceptions Of T. b. Gramm hled 70
Commissioner Ruffner's report.
United States Vs. Turley Kinder VIOLA
ton Of the Postal laws; jury, verdict not
guilty. This case has been on trial four
DAYS.
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Base Ball Briefs.

A telegram from Kansas City says
Sam Barkley, the noted second bssemsn Of
the Kansas City ball team, is lying dan
gerously i'll 1T his home in this city from q
terrible attack of quinsy. He is rational
part of the time and his physicians have
performed two operations on hiG throat al
ready. The disease attacked him Thurs
day and assumed an aggravated form yes
terday. The attack is similar TO thai
which carried off Minister Rice. Sam''
many friends here hope for his early re
covery.
At the request of many OF the merchants
bank and insurance men, as well as Bel
laire and BenwOod patrons, the manage
ment of the Base Ball Association hss de
cded to change the time Of future games
to $50, twenty minutes later than hereto
fore. This is an accommodation that vii
be appreciated.
The Oak Leaves, of the North End
would like to hear from the Buckeyes, o
East End, on Saturday afternoon. Call oil
Alex. Turner, No. 13 Eighth street.
The Excelsior base ball club would lik'
to hear from the Standards of the Island
next Saturday or Sunday. Addre-s Edw
Radcliff, 1927 Jacob street.
1t is understood that Dayton has sgnet
her men for 40 much with board, bu
the board is not counted in, in the repor
sent in 10 the President.
Burchard has been reinststed by Mans
field, and was TO have pitched in yester
DAYS game at Hamilton.
John StrobePs nine challenges Fraul
Walters nine to match game of bag
ball.
Ed. Reeder, Of last seasons Toledos
has been signed by Mansfield.
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AMBITIOUS SOLDIERS.
Bitter Rivalry for the Positions Made Va
cant by Drums Retirement.

Bitter Rivalry for the Positions Made Va
cant by Drums Retirement.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The c)nteIi
over The vacancy that will be created in
the army next week by the retirement Of
Adjutant General Drum on account of age,
is Waging hot and formed the main topic
among officers. II is conceded that the
chances for the Adjutant Generalship lie
between COlonels Kelton and Whipple.
The former is now on duty as First AS
sista1t Adjutant, and the latter is at Gov
ernOr's Island. Although Col. Kelton is
the younger man he outranks Col. Whip
pie and is at present at the head of the list
of Assistant Adjutantl General, and the
usual course Of army promotion would
bring him T. the fore.
The retirement Of Gen. Drum will cause
promotion Of Lieut.. Col. Ruggle3 to be
Colonel, and Maj H. O. COrbin to be Lieu
tenant Colonel, le1viDg a vacancy in the
list of Assistant Adjutants General with
the rank Of Major, for which there is bit
ter strife among a large number of Cap
tains
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ALTER A SLICE.

Bastian and Andrews want part of Their
Purchase Money.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-Bsstiau is still
member of the Phlladelghia club, and
so is Ed. Andrews, but the releeses Of both
players have been settled, the former to
Chicago and the latter to Boston. Bastisn
refuses to go 70 Chicago unless the Phila-
delphia club shares with him the money
received for his relCc-e.
Ansou is very anxious to secure Bes-
tisn, and it is probable that, rather than
lose him, the Chicago club will pay on
smouut equal tc half what was paid foi
his relee-s. Boston purchased Andrews
release on Saturday, and it is hardly
possible that he will 90 unless he gets q
big slice of the money received for his re-
lease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-21
THE APPOINTMENTS
Lucky Persons Who Drew Capital Prizes
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The President
made the following appointments to-day
To be receivers of Public Moneys:
Thomas D. Bumgarner, of Arkansas, al
Dardanelle, Ark; Henry O. Pickles, Of
Delaware, at Folsom, N. NJ; Frsnk
Lesnet, Of New Mexico, at Roswell, N. M.
To be Registers of Land Offices: VIM.
2. Alexander, of Colorado, at Del Norte,
COL; John H Mills, Of New Mexico, at
Roswell, N. NJ.
To be Indian Agents: James Blythe, OF
North Carolina, at the Eastern Cherokee
Agency in North Carolina; John Foster, OF
Wyoming Territory, at the Shoshone
Agency in Wyoming Territory.
The Board Of Visitors to the Military
Academy at West Point has been appoint
ed as follows: On the part Of the Senate
Hon. O. K. Davis, st. Paul, MINI. Hon.
J. W. Daniel, Lynchburg, Va. On the
part ofthe House-Hon. s. NJ. Robertcon,
Baton Rouge, La; Hon. s. s. Yoder,
Lilna, vi huh. Ueo. W. oVeele, Mhrloni
Ind. By the President-Prof. Leroy D.
Brown, Reno, New; Prof c. M. Pinker.
ton, Perry, Iowa; Rev. DR.. B. D. Child
law, Cleveland, O.; Arthur Edwards
Chicago; DR.. Nathan S. Lincoln, WeThing
ton, D. c.; Capt. Charles King, U. s. A
(retired), Milwaukee, Wis; Gen. Lev
Wallace, of Indiana.
1t is said that Col. John NJ. Wilson, o
the Engineer Corps, will be transferred
from his present position, Superintendent
of Public Buildings and Grounds, TO th'
command of West Point 1t ia generally
understood that Col. ]. G. Park, the pres
ent Sur rintondent of the Military
Academy, will resign his POST on the 1st o
July, when he goes on the retired list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-21
NATURES HIGHWAY.
DolnKs Of Boats and BoAtmen Along tho
Ohio.

DoInEs of Boats and Boatmen Along the
Ohio.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 6 feet y inches and falling.
The Government lighthouse steamer
Golden Rod passed up yesterday morning
at O'Clock.
The Andes got in last evening, with a !.
fair trip aboard. She will leave the wharf
at 3 o'clock this evening for Cincinnati;
Cant Chas. Muhleman is in command and
NJ. F. NolI in charge of the Office.
Orders have been received from Colonel
Beach, at Zanesyille, that navigation on
the Muskingum river will be closed next
Thursday, May %. This il necessary to
do the proposed work for placing the river
in better navigable condition.
The marks from above yesterday were
Pittsburg, 4 feet inches and falling.
Morgantown, feet and stationary; weath-
er clear. Rice's Landing, feet 7 inches
and falling; weather cloudy. Brownsville
4 feet 8 inches and stationary; weather
cloudy. Lock No. 4, feet 8 inches and
falling; weather cloudy. Greensboro, ii
feet and stationary; weather clear. Par
ker. l foot inches and stationary
weather clear and warm. Oil City, loot
8 inches and falling; weather clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-21
FROM CAPTAIN FARoUHAR.
seamen .rOm Samoa Have Arrived A. sa
FrAnclsco.

Francisco.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-CommcdOre
Walker, who is acting Secretary of the
Navy to-day, received the following dis.
patch frOm Captain Fsrquhar, who COM
mands1 the Trenton:
''SAN Francisco, May Goth.
Arrived R1ckton, hound for Mare ISL
and, with Captain Fsrquhar, Lieut'nauts
Brown, Reamy, Scott; Psssed Assistant
Engineers Main, Calf, Matthews; CHAPLAIN
McAllister, Aslistant Surgeon Whit,
BOatswain MeLsughtOn, Carpenter Fern
old, Ssilmaker Boutwell,, of the Trenton
Lieutsnant1 COnlin, Wilson, Culver; En-
signs Gibbons, Heath; Chief Engineer
Greene, Passed Assistant Engineer Web
ster, Surgeon Harvey, of the Vandaliai
Ensign Field, Of the Nirlic; thrcs hun
dred and three men from the Trenton and
one hundred and forty-One from the Van
dalia.
Seven officers and seventy-eix men
were left at Samoa to finish the work of
wrecking. The Admiral wishes steamers
cent for them. Steamers from Auckland
are convenient if the Department can ar
rauge to have them call at Apia.
The Admiral he's issued q proclamation
to the SamOans advising peace. The
armies are disbanding - await the result
OF the Berlin conference. There is famine
among the natives, c1used by the destruc-
tlon Of croTs during the recent hurricane.
The Admirsl requests authority 70 issue
rations to them. l am ordered to Wash
iDgton and will ste-t as soon as possible.
ISiguedl "FARoUHAR.n
As some time must elarle before the
next mail steamer leaves for Samoa, the
authority necessary to enable Admiral
Kimberly to issue ratiOns clnnot be sent
Immediately.
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wEARERs OF THE GRAY
Remembered In the Monument Ready for
Unwilling at Alexandria.

Remembered in the Monument Ready for
Unwilling at Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 2O.-The mon
ument to the Confederate dead Of Alexan-
dria, is now erected at the corner of Prince
and Washington streets, and will be IN
veiled by Governor Lee, with imposing
ceremonies, next Friday.
The monument is Of Richmond gray
granite In plain lettering it contains the
names of those who died in the Confeder-
ate service hailing from Alexandria. On
the face of the pedestal ia the inscription:
Erected to the memory Of the Confederate
Dead of Alexandria, Va. by their Suryiy-
ing Comrades, May "a, 1889"
The arrangements for the unveiling cere-
monies are nearly complete. Governor
Lee has given permission for militia to
enter the State and it is expected that
10. 600 men will be in line.
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BISHOP BURIED.
The Mind Reader Laid at Rest IN Beautiful
Greenwood,

The Mind Reader Laid at Rest IN Beautiful
Greenwood.
NEW YORK, May 20.-Over two-hun-
dred people visited the undertaking estab-
lishment to-day aud viewed the remains Of
Wellington Irving Bishop, the mind
reader. Scatter5 on and around the c1sket
were many floral tributel. Tbs sasket
shortly af o'clock, VIZ lplscedi' hearse
and taken 10 the Hoffman Hou' SSwhere
the mother, widow, friends and pail bearers
of the deceaEed entered carrisg6s and were
driven to Grace Church.
At the church large crowd await, i the
arrival of the cortege, and force of police
was stationed in front of the editice to pre-
serve order The Rev. Drs. Huntington
end BOttome conducted the services, and
the be 1y WIS taken u Greenwood ceme-
tery for interment.
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BREECHEs MAKERS AMBITION.
he Wants to be the Next senator From
Pannavlvanta

de Wants TO be the Next Senator From
Penusylvsn,s.
WASHINGTON, May 2O-The reported
ambitieu of John Wsnamsker to be the
next Governor Of Pennsylvania, is denied
BY his friends here. The belief is that be
expects 70 become a candidate to succeed
Senator Cameron, and he cannot risk the
chance Of being defeated for gnbernatOrial
nomination, which, at best, could only
serve a. preliminary step - the Senator
ship. Mr.. Wanamaker is not regarded as a
permanent fixture in the Cabinet, and Mr..
Cisrkscn hrs plainly intimatsd that some
contingency will arise by which he will
succeed Mr.. Wanamsker at the head Of the
posfofice Depsrtment
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CATHOLICS IN COUNCIL.
Imposing Ceremonies at the Great Church
Conference in Cincinnati.

Imposing Ceremonies at the Great Church
Conference in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., May 20.-The Fifth
Provincial Council of Cincinnati (Roman
Oatholic), which include1 the States Of
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan, has begun its session, which will
continue for perhspl a week. 1t is called
II consider moral and educational ques-
tions pertaining to the church, but hrs no
jurisdiction over doctrine and its DEGREES
are void until approved by the Pope.
The religious ceremonies attendant upon
the opening Of the council were very i'm
posing. The officers of the council under
the Archbishop are; Promoter Of Council,
Rt. Rev. Bishop Dwenger; Notary, Rev.
Lele, of the seminary; Master of Oere-
monies, Rev. d. Mosller, Chancellor of the
Archdiocese; Secretaries, Rev. DR.. Byrne,
Of the Seminary, and Rev. DR.. Mo }, Of
Cleveland.
Sessions are held in secret and the pro-
ceedings are in the Latin tongue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-21

WHAT will cure the worst case of dys-
persia? What will insure hearty sppe-
tite and increased digestion ? What will
cure general debility and give new lease
of life? What will dispel nervous depIes-
sion and low spirits? What will restore
exhausted mothers to full strength? ? What
will strengthen nerves and muscles? What
will enrich the blood? What will enable
YOU to overcome weakness, wakefulness
and lack of energy? What will prevent
chills and fever and other effects OF mala-
rial poison ? Browns Iron Bitters. 1t is
we'll to know this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-21
BASE BALL.

The Springfield-Wneeling Game Post
poned-PIckups From the Diamond.
There must have been Sunday School
picnicg in all the base ball towns yester'
day, for nearly all the games in the League
and Association were stopped by rain
The Springfield Wheeling game at the
former place suffered along with with the
rest of trem and so there is no game to re-
port today. Just which club has cause to
be glad of this it is hard to tell. II the
weather is coed to-day there will he q
game and England will probably pitch
This postponed game may be played off al
Springfield come Sunday, as the attendance
is always lsrgsr then on the first day o
the week.
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WHEELING W. TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 2l 1889
in its report upon the minutes of the Synod
TO-DAY recommended:

in its report upon the minutes of the Synod
to-day recommended:
First That the action of the Synod in
regard TO the Charleston Presbyterv be
approved, in co far as it dscleys ihe
action of the Presbytery to :. .llgF' ,e;
and, Rno Enre 81
Second-That its action be bot,lshs. "a
together with all its reasons, il ectureI IVcll
declares the resolution Of the -.
to he irregular and unconstitutional. ~
Rev. j. O. Wheeling, of South Carolina,
took the stand and moved substitute for
the report in the following resolution:
ResOlUed by the General Assembly, That
the minutes Of the Synod Of South Carolina
be approved.
This presented the two sides to the
Woodrow resolution.
After Mr.. Whaling had spoken half an
hour in support Of his substitute, adjourn
ing time arrived, and the matter was sus-
pended until tomorrow, when lively dis
cussion is expected.
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CARRIED CoNDENsArIoNs.

The House of Lords, by vote of 1O8 to
%. rejected a proposal made by the Earl
of Meath to allow women to sit In County
Councils.
Mr.. Seaton, the proprietor of the Field
cluh. was fined G5OO. The authorities
announce that they will break up all the
gambling clubs.
Rev. Mr.. Hobbs, wife and child. an
American Baptist minister in Costa Rica,
were brutally murdered and robbed IN
their own house on May 10 There is no
clue TO the robbers.
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pennsylvania Red Men in Council.

ALLENTOWN, PA, May 2O.-The 25th
annual session of the Great Council Of
Pennsylvania, Improved Order of Red
Men, will meet in this city, beginning to-
morrow, and continuing for three days.
The local tribe have completed all arrange
meut7 tor the se-qion, which promises to
r, one of the most successful in the history
OF the State. The meeting will be held in
Music Hall. About 300 delegstel will be
in attendance, besidol about 100 Past
Sachems of subordinate tribes, who are
entitlo / te seats at the session. Mayor AL
Iison will deliver the adde's of welcome.
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pAYENPoRT MARRIED.
The Fair Fannie Becomes Mrs. Melbourn
Mcdowell.

The Fair Fannie Becomes Mrs. Melbourne
Mcdowell.
NEW YORK, May 20.-Miss Fanny
Davenport, the actress, and Mr.. Melbourne
Mcdowell, leading man in her dramatic
company, were married privately by the
Rev. DR.. Charles H. Eaton, pastor Of th'
Church of the Divine Paternity, at DIR
Eaton's residence, at a few minutes after
o'clock yesterday sf ernoOn. Mrs. Eaton,
the Doctors wife, who acted as one of tine
two witnesses required by law; male rel
stive of Miss Davenport, who acted as the
other witness, and Miss Davenport's ten.
yClr-old NICE, we're the only persons pres
ent at the ceremony, besides the principals
and clerOvman.
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Iuoendiaries at Work at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 2O.-It is now generally
believed that the recent South Chicago and
Cummings fires, entailing loss Of over
SEC. 900. were the work of incendaries.
Two houses in the same district were dis
covered to be on fire yesterday morning,
but by prompt action the flames were ex'
tipguished tsfore any serious damage wa'
dome
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HELP FROM AMERICA.
Chicago Assemblies Send Aid to ne West
uhaJtau ST. kerg

Chicago Assemblies Send Aid to ne West
phalIsn Stl ,hers.
CHICAGO, May 20.-The Trades Assem-
bly, of Chicago, to-day endorsed the project
of mar1 meeting some night this week to
demonstrate the sympathy of the Ameri.
can working people with the striking min
ers Of Westpbalia and Silesia." The
speakers in the Trade Assembly ridiculed
the idea that the Emperor would help the
miners in the least. A resolution was
adopted authorizing the name Of the cs'
sembly u be use1 as signature TO cable
gram sent this evening - the striking
miners, r~luIing them Of the moral and
financial support of the organized labor of
America
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-21
OUT OF THE FOG

Game 6,56e EmIgrants to Uncle sam's
HOspitabIs Shores.
NEW YORK, May 20.-It W.T. not long
sfter noon to day when the deuss fog that
overspread the lower bay since Friday
night YVES sufficiently cleRr' away - en-
able the immense fleet Of or1sn steamers
suchor; there to come up r. the city.
The delayc steamer laudo1 1852 emi-
granf7 at Castle Gerden, the large't num-
Eer in ore dav for MANY yealI
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oaIIfo .iA's Earthquake Shock

LICK OBSERVATORY, CAL., May 90
The earthquake W.T. felt here at nine min
utes past three o'clock yesterday morning.
The shock was not healy, but an exhaor
dinary feature of it wr7 the I.eat duration
which is register;i on the instruments
For . minute and IL s, ,onds the vibra
tions were felt. They were from north to
aouth
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For Nervous Diseases

Dr. f. G.. Kelly, Aldertln, W. T., says;
u have prescribed it in large number OF
eg,es Of restle-Jness at night, and nervous
disesse1 generally, and alCo in cs7e OF indi'
gestion caused by lack Of sufficient gssiriC
mice of the st)ma1h, with marked successi
ard consider il one of the best remedies
known to the professional world