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ROME. March 1O.-A man whose actions
aroused suspicion was arrested In the gallery
OF the Chamber OF Deputies this forenoon on
the presumption that he was an Anarchist
His pockets wero filled with large stones. He
said his name was Forti. and declared that he
was an elementary teacher In the Collegio Ro-
magma and had gathered the stones in the
Foro TraIano with n view 10 making an exper-
iment as to their comparative weights 1t 10
believed he is insane.
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CONSUMPTION.

MRS. SARAH S. SNEED. Of Clio IredsU Co, NJ
C., writes: My daughter was FIST attacked with
pneumonia aud pleuTsy in very had form and
was then taken with a very had cough which kept
growing worse and worse until finally II seemed a.
though she had consumption very had. The phy-
scians prescribed cod liver OIL but 10 no benefit I
procured two bottles Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medic
cal Discovery and she grew better. She hasn't felt
any return OF lung disease IN over twelve months.
she VAS nothing but skeleton when she took The
hrst dose, but to-day sic weighs ~ pounls' %
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OEIICT.IL DINNERS.
Outii.es OF the q i--n'. - e-ci Read at Bg
London Houses

LONDON March 10.-Ohlcial dinners wero
given this evening as is customary Just before
the opening OF Parliament. Lord Hosebery en-
tertained at his town house. 81 Berkeley
square; Sir William Harcourt. in Downing
street; the DUKE OF Devonshirc. ut Devon shire
street The outlines VI the Queens speech
were communicated to the guests at each din
ner, The main POINTS, OF the speech are re-
registration reform. relief OF cvicted tenants in
ireland. and Amendment OF the factory acts.
The speech is understood to contain also a
graceful reference TO Mr.. Gladstone's services
IN raliramanf
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The PAaaaa CaaaI.

PANS. March 1o.-The Chamber OF Deputies
agreed to-day to discuss q bill presented by
n. Montaut. Deputy for Seine ct Marne and
supported by NJ Gervills- Rsache Deputy for
Guadalupe. concerning the inquiry into the
liquidatons OF the affairs Of the Panama Canal
Company. Upon the announcement OF tho
agreement amber OF the Right exclaimed;
We hone the discussion will throw some light
on the swindling connected with the affairs OF
the Panama Canal" Members Of this Centre
protestad again 81 this Exclamation
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REDUCED no a skELEToN.

ARS MIRA MILLS. OF Sdrds BIG Stone %,
MINI, writes One year ago I was given uD by
ny family physician and friends: all said must
die. Ny lungs were badly affected. and body re-
duoed 20 skeleton. Nv people comnenoed 70 give
me your Medical Discovery, and soon began 70
mend IL vas not long before / became vel
enough 10 take charge OF my household dltieS
efAin. owe my recoFeTy 70 DE-. Pieros's ooldGa
AsdlcA Discovery"
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LEFT $50. 600 to II . Mistress.

PARIs. March l0.-whsn Baron Roger Sell
Here died in New York in 1892 no left a will
bequeAthinG to his mistress. Nine. Merllsr.
SSO.0OO. His brothers Raymond and Frank
SellisTs. and his sister. the Princess ~ SaGan.
have hegun contest OF the will on the GrOun nd
OF undue Influence on the mart Of Nine. Mer-
lteT. Tho testimony In the case has been
taken and the magistrate has deferred iudg-
M tent for one week.
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Three Prinee. In n sm.. b.up.

BERLIN. March 10-A cart collided in Inter
den Linden this afternoon with a royal car
rage in which tho Emperor's youngest three
sons. Joachim. Oscar and August Wilhelm.
were returning from n drive In the Thiergar-
ten The side OF the carriage was smashed.
but none OF the princes was injured. The ear
rage was patched together hastily and was
driven with its occupants to the castle.
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The Prince OF wa,-. ut C.nne..

CANNES. March lo-The Prince Of Wales re-
turned here from Mentone last evening on
board the yacht Britannia. and SLEPT on the
vessel last night. Anumbcr OF banquets and
other entertainments in honor of his Royal
HiGhness have been planned to take place
during the Cannes Regatta
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A PIot 20 KIN C.re.. Priuee.

YOKOHAMA. March 10. -Advices received from
Corea tell OF the discovery OF a CONF piracy to
kill Prince Ii Tchok. the heir to the Corean
ters and many other dign tari-s The de-
spatches say that upward OF "A thousand per-
sons were arrested in connection with tho
pln ~
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ASTHMA CURED.

MRS ISAAC LOTHIAN, of Thurl0tp Deldirdre
Co., Pa, writes; My brother, Harry c. Troup,
had been sick Tor ten years with asthma. He was
treated by ten different physicians who said he
could not he cured lilo had TO sit up AZ night, he
got so short OF breath he suffered with fearful
headaches and had IA bad cough After taking
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
iiunsant Pellct8 he did not get short OF breath,
and can sleep alI night"
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PAIN bod ChEST.

z. b. NORMAN. ESQ. OF Anon CT. saws: 81
think the ,Golirn Medical Discovery Is the best
medicine Tor ram IA the chest that ] have ever
.
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RUNNING SORE.

Mas KUHN, of els T.. 18th Street, Nes YorS
CHy, writes; a" ! had n running sore upon my neck.
and had Operated upon three times. and still II
WAS not cured. ! was also run down very much.
There was decided change after using Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical discovery. l took few bottles
and was soon cured. Later my husband had q
lump BEHIND his ear no tried your medicine, aud
one bottle cured him"
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sALT-RHEUAa; FLESH CRACKED
OPEN AND BLEED.

MISS LOTrlE CLARK, RiueT Fails. Pierce ca.
WiN, writes: i suffered for three years from
salt-rheuIn, and after having been unsuccessfully
Golden Medical Discovery The humOr vas in
my hands. ] was Obliged 10 keep a covering on
them Tor months az time, changing the covering
itching sensation would he 50 Intense that az tmes
it seemed as II ! would 90 crazy. When bent the
fingers. the flesh would crack open aud bleed II IL
impossible for me TO describe the intense pain and
suffering which endured night and day. After
taking six bottles OF the Discovery I WaS en-
urely cured"
EcxEMA AssD oLD soaES.
FEED PEsTLINK Of AIs1aAdsr. GsAssss o.. N.
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Previous 10 this affection ! had had dropsy afteI
me grip. now feel perfectly well since took The
Golden Medical Discovery My legs are all hea led
up and feel like new man. ] cannot feel thank.
III enough 10 you for your Discovery saved ms
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until balance OF sold
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PAT DIVER ooi,NERED.

The Tnmmnny Police Justice Must An.
swor Some Serious Charges.
New YoRK, Nov. 23.-Patrick Diver.
police justice Of the city Of New York,
may be compelled to show cause why
he would not be deprived of his judicial
functions. A petition with that end in
view has been lodged with Joseph F.
DAILY, chief Judge Of the court Of com.
mon pleas. The petition alleges on in.
formation and behalf that Diver, is
habitually careless, negligent and inefh-
clent in the charge Of the duties OF his
office; that he has been guilty OF NAL
ieasence in office; that he has scandal
ously and disgracefully offered brides
to secure Justification OF election returns;
that he has been in conspiracy and
collision with green goods swindlers,
and that he has engaged in public
brawls, to the degradation Of his Office
and his own personal Disagreement.
The petition Is signed by five tax.
payers Of this city, of whom one is Isaac
X. Funk, the publisher. and another
Charles E. Sprague, president OF the
Union Dime Savings Bank. The
petitioners do not represent any organ
ization, but are acting in their in.
dividual capacity. The law provides
that charges against police judge may
be tried publicly before the judges OF
the court OF common pleas. Diver was
appointed a police justice by Mayor
Hugh ]. Grant. It is not OF record that
he had practced or read law, being at
the time OF his appointment the keeper
OF saloon on Park Row. The pay OF
police justice is $4,000 year.
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A DAsrARDLY PLOT.
The Murders OF Dr. Auitz and DR.. Davi
tho Result OF n Conspiracy.

-
The Murders OF Dr. Auitx and DR.. Davis
tho Result of n Conspiracy.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 2s.-on No
vember 10, Dr. A. E. Aultz, of Mont
gomery, was called from his bed to sec
patient on the other side of the creek.
The next morning the doctors body was
discovered on the rocks, 6fty feet be-
meath tho Chesapeake & Ohio railroad
bridge. His head was terribly crushed
and his neck broken. The coroner's
Jury decided that the victims death re-
suited from his falling from the bridge.
Residents OF Montgomery, however,
were not satisfied with the verdict, aud
further investigation strengthens the
theory that DR.. Aultz was murdered.
This theory is moro or less substan.
tiated by tho killing Of DR.. Davis on
Morris creek on Augusta. On that dav
DR.. Davis, while driving down the creek
on the Kanawha county side, was shot
from ambush and almost instantly
killed.
bud" Clendenin, miner was ar-
rested and later convicted OF the murder,
being sentenced to the penitentiary for
llte by the Kanawha Criminal Court
after one OF the most holly contested
and sensational trials in this county's
history.
This trial developed plot among the
miners TO do away with four or five
prominent citizens Of Montgomery to
prevent damaging testimony in the
states prosecution Of the riotera engaged
in the Eagle ARRAY on February % last.
On that occasion DR.. Davis attended a
number OF the strikers shot in the riot
who were afterward with others arrested
and jailed. A few days before DR.. Davis
murder he had been subpGaned before
the criminal court Of Fayette county to
give evidence against the strikers then
on trial, and to prevent this he was
killed.
On the day previous to the shooting a
meeting Of the strikers who were dodg.
ing officers was held at Taylor John
sons saloon, and 1t was there, the au-
thorities claim. was Matched the plot
which has resulted in two murders.
DR.. Aultz succeeded DIR. Davis at
Montgomery, and his knowledge Of the
riot and the affairs OF his predecessor
made him n man to be feared. Hence
it is claimed his death was accomplished.
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KNOWLEDGE

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THE GAME OF DIPLOMACY

In Connection With the china-Japan
Afalr Grows ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Po-
sitIou Not EntlrsIy DIsinterested-Some
Entertaining Faets.
wAsalxGros, D. c., Now 2a-The
latest ohina.Japan developments, dis
close an interesting game of diplomacy.
The cable adyices stating that the Brit
ish officials are delighted with the re-
buff sustained by the United States in
Japan's rejection OF mediation, cause
much amusement among the officials
and diplomats here who are familiar
with tho facts.
While the BritIsh version that the
United States acted entirely alone IN ite
offer and without the cooperation OF
Great Britain Is literally true, yet II 10
also known that her majesty's govern
ment, for trade or commercial reasons,
heartily desired the success OF the
movement as II was feared a continu-
ancesof the war might affect British
commercial interests In the east diaa:-
trously. The sentiment Of British
diplomats on Japan's rejection Of our
overtures is therefore tempered by
financial considerations. From the out
set OF the negotiations Great Britain
has shown the greatest anxiety 10 have
the war terminated, and the foreign
Office has twice submitted formal re-
quests that the United States join Great
Britain in intervention. The interest
OF Great Britain In the matter was
known to rest on no sentimental
ground, but because OF desire TO pre-
serve China, one OF the greatest COM
mercial markets OF English merchants.
In official circles IL wis well UNDER
stood that the offer was at the instance
OF China. The United States declined
all overtures from England, but at the
request Of China made the Independent
offer OF mediation.
The request coming from China, and
being In the interest OF Great Britain's
policy Of preserving China, was known
to have the moral support OF her majes'
TVS government, even II 1t lacked the
open cooperation OF the foreign office,
which would have been unacceptable to
this governmental 1t involved any en-
tangling alliance. Since then China has
bent every effort to have the American
proposition accepted, and owing to the
relations between China aud Great
Britain, it is not doubted that the latter
country has desired the administration
proposition accepted. ANY delight,
therefore, which British oflicials may
express at Japan's ''snubbing" the
United States Is is attributable to per-
sonal reasons, and not to the failure OF
the object Great Britain has earnestly
sought.
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Co1IEGE BOYS in TROUBLE.
A Biuctmnii Scheme That Failod-Re
nlarknble Case of DepravIty.

A Biuclsmnii Scheme That Fnilod-Re.
nurkabie Case of Depravity.
UTICA, n. Y, Nov. 2S.-Mrs. Mary
Dwight, wife OF the late Judge Theodore
W. Dwight, of Clinton, went to New
York about two weeks ago intending to
spend tho winter there. A lew days
lstor she received an unsigned letter de-
handing that she leave 81 900 In GER
tain spot near her house In Clinton on
the night OF November 90 or her prop.
erty would be burned. The writer
warned her that If she attempted to as.
certuin who it was that made the de-
manj she would be killed..
Mrs. Dwight handed the letter 10 her
brother, Dwight Fl. Olmsted. Of New
York, and n detective was employed.
Tho detective wont to Clinton and rs
tho result OF his Investigations, Peter
Kelley, q student at the Clinton Union
School, Clarence Kellogg, Lawrence
Fitzpatrick, Daniel g. Mcintyre, Bert
Jones and Calvin Barber were arrested.
Kelly made q confession duplicating
tho others. All except Mcintyre plead.
cd not guilty and were discharged by
tho local Justice. Mcintyre, who Is a
member Of the class Of 100, Hamilton
College, and n son Of Asst District At
tornoy Mcintyre, refused to plead until
tho arrival OF his father, who has been
telegraphed for. Kelley SAYS he wrote
tho letter to Mrs. Dwight at the sugges.
lion OF his associates. Mcintyre denies
participation in the scheme.
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Real Estate Bargains.

seyeu.roomed brick on Zane street; best loca.
ton. Cheap.
q bargain. look this up.
EIghtroomed house on Slxtccntn street, near
Jacob street. ut bargain.
Four.roomed house on McColloch street, near
M Sincrooned house on Wabash street very
1--WE FiYSc.roomed house on Lind street: big bar.
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I'D. 3. POTTS, X
Main and Tenth Streets. Wheeling, w. Va.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

No. l1I6 McColloch street, threo rooms. 81 30
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No. a402 Main street, two rooms, ~ 90
No. % Ohio street, three rooms, 50 %.
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No. 2i20 Main strcot two rooms 80 90.
No. llg Thrty.thlrd street. five rooms. s. co.
No. 100 South Elm street. hvo rooms. $3.50.
No. $40 Main street. fourteen rooms, modern.
No. 360i Woods street, six rooms, brick, Sl2 o..
$40 McCooch street. four rooms.
No. l3S Zaue street, second floor. ST.
No. 3l2a MCColloch street, twoStory franc.
No. 1877 McC;olloch street. brick. Sill %
No. 6l9 Main street. brick dwelling.
Two furnished rooms for mon, on jacob, bs-
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No. 1906 Market street, Office rooms
No. l2l ThIrty.thlrd street. live rooms, 3 %.
Rooms for manufacturing purpose. WITH power
furnished, In tho business part Of city.
Store rooms OF South street. 10 Hcarnc Tao'
ernacle building.
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WHEELING DAILY ITELLIGENCER SATURDAY. NOVEMBER "a 1881

try to get much for little Within the
last few days any number Of them have
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per directing them how 10 get the eoun.
terteit bills. Investigation shows that
many buiiness women, dress makers
and others. are those u,ually chosen a'
victims. The full names OF the parties
TO whom mention is given appear on
the addressed enYelope.
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BALTIMORE, Mn, Nov 23.-Baltimore
is again being flooded with green goods
circulars. Women, not men, are now
given On opportunity by tho alick gen.
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GOOD SPIRITS

result from such unnatural habits.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR-RENT.


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BARGAIN euLLErlN-e. 3. POTTS.

We have Just purchased at Assignee's sale the entire stock
Of the ROCHESTER CLOTHING CO.. and place the same
the market for few days at prices that will the goods
Bargain hunters will do well to call early The following extract
from their opening speaks for ITSELF and pro-
pose the balance Of the stock at still lower prices
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-11

President Eliot, of Harvard college,,
speaking OF the late DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, said
His connection with Harvard was
through the medical school. He never
taught literature or rave any lessons
on literature. He taught at the IIar-
ward medical school for ~thirty-tive
years. where he was professor of nat
omy and physiology. teaching also his
tOlOgy and microscopy.
DR. Holmes was a hard and faithful
worker, and one of the brightest men
that ever lectured at the medical school.
He did a great deal to make the school
what it is. He lectured regularly five
times a week throughout the school
year. and never failed to be on hand.
He was the most careful of men in pre-
paration of his lectures, and very pains
taking in his experiments. He was
very exact in dissection
DIR. Holmes greatest contribution
to the worlds medical knowledge was
the discovery of the fact that puerperal
fever is contagious. He cOntended so
for years, and met with all sorts Of
ridicule. 1t is now of course an axiom
of medical knowledge. once heard Dr..
OSIer. of Baltimore, say hat this is one
of the greatest contributions that d
New England physician ever made to
medical science"