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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-10
TURF, FIELD, STREAM.
INTERESTING MATTERS IN THE
SPORTING WORLD.
The University Boat Raes-0an 0'lsary's 3
Latest Schems-Ameriea's, Last VIC
tory in engiand-Kelly Wants to
Fight White Once hsse-The
Spruces at Pittsburgh.
0ITAwHs BIG SINGLE scULL RACE.
Boat Race st Pittsbureh.

Boat Raes st Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBuRGH, June "a race has been
arranged between George Altmeyer and
William Ohanlan, Of McKeesport
They will row on the Monongshela
course at Mex Keesport at O'Clock 2. y A.,
on Satu rday, the 18th inst, for 500 q
side. -.-------.-- .
O'Lsary Bound for England.
New YORK, June 9.-Daniel 0'leary,
the pedestrian, sailed in the steamship
Wyoming for England yesterday. 1t is
reported in sporting circles that he will
again walk Vaughan, the English cham
pion, for the heel anatoe championship
OF the world.
Hsrvard-Yals Race.
NKw HAVEN, Conn, June 9.-The
Yale University Boat Club voted last
night to ask the Harvard Club TO agree
on Thursday, June S0th. the day after
commencement, as the day for the Uni
versity boat race.
The Hard Filters.
NYw York, June 9.-Feeling dissatis.
fed with the result Of his encounter
with Jimmy Kelly, IN New York, on
Monday last. Frank White wants to
make new match with the former. To
this end he asks that Kelly will meet
him at the Clipper Office on Tuesday
next between IL and l O'Clock TO sign
articles for from $l00 to $500 q side, 70
fight with small hard gloves.
Dominion Day at Ottawa, Ont
OTTAWA, June 9.-At Ottawa, on Do.
minion Day July y there will be pro-
fessional single scull race on Ottawa
River, four miles, with O turn, for q
purse of 81, ,OC0. Mayor Macintosh has
received by telegraph entries from Wal
lace Ross, of ST. John; ]. A. Kennedy,
of Portland; Warren Smith, Of Halifax !;
Fred Plaisted, OF Toronto, and George
II. Hosme-, OF Boston. Hsnlan has
been asked to act as referee. Trickett,
Courtney, Nagle and several other pro-
with, but no reply az to whether they
intend entering has been received.
Jerome Park Races
NEW YORK, June 9.-At Jerome Park
to-day there was heavy rain yet good
attendance.
The mile dash for three years olds was
won by Elenderry; Wysndott, second;
Blaze, third. Time. :40l.
The mile heats-Sir Hugh ], |; Un-
cas- 2, 2. Time :+S, l:50.
The Members cup for mile and one.
eighth was won by Geranium Wave;
Light. second, Sinbad, third. Time,
2:l0.
The mile and a.half race was won by
George Mccullough; Sly Dance, second;
Bushbacker, third. Time. 2:46.
The handicap stecple chase over the
short course was won by Disturbance;
Z.ta. second; Cannon, third. Time,
3:47i.
Another American Victory.
LoADoy, June9-rhe fl0O foot.race,
known as the Sheffield Whitsuntide
handicap. was won by Smith, OF Pitts
burgb, Pa. There were sixty-two com.
petitors.
Cornell to be Admitted.
LONDON, June 9.-The Cornell crew
will be admitted to the Henly regatta.
Base Bal.
Providence, X. J., June 3. -Cleve-
land, 8; Providence, 2.
TRoY, June 9-Detroit, /; Troys, O.
Bosros, June 9.-Bufaloes, /; Eos
tons, o.
WORCESTER, June 9.-Worcesters, Z;
Chicagoes, @.
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OF the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.

OF the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.
The last batch OF Communists have
retained to Paris from Csleaonia.
The cargo Of the wrecked Anchor line
steamer Macedonia is washing ashore.
Atthe 6rst ehxrtes election in Dead.
wood. X @. Phillips wsselected mayor
'Sqnire ]. II. Msyes, Of West Alexan-
Der thsdup 70 Tuesday evening married
1889 couple.
Tie Havana Sngar crop inr the presaut
year is estimator az I6l. 90 tons against
5x9, 500 in 1850.
A company with Sl.0OO,0OO capital is
Organizing in Augusts, TIA, u msnnlsc-
ture cotton goods. sNHs
Mrs. Garfield sits up two hours or
more at time, has good appetite snd
rapidly gains strength.
A woman named Katie SHAY iumpsd
from the wire bridge at Cleveland last
night, with fatal effect.
The Blsckieet and Crees had a battle
near Fort Wslsh. last week, In which
sixteen Crees were killed.
The oil well on the MeGuigsn farm IN
Mt. Pleasant township, Washington
county, Pa, is down $50 feet.
Sixty-nins sheep Of Blatchley Lindley,
Of Washington county, Pa, we're killed
by lightning in recent storm.
The public thieves in Italy have taken
possession OF the valliceliiana library
belonging to the Filippini Fathers.
Toe cases OF perSOns charged with
murder at Abdul Az'z have been hand.
ed over to the Ministry OF Justice.
The Psnnsylyania company has sent
out surveyors 10 run n line from Red
Bank. on the Panhandle road, 20 Rich
mond, Ind
Cardinal Manning will visit Scotland
before the summer Is over, and be will
open, in the neighborhoOd Of Glasgow,
at least one new church.
James O. Crane, q defaulting post
master at London, Ohio, has been SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment in
the Montgomery county jail.
The President Of the Boston Produce
Exchange is on his way 10 Chicsgo, to
urge the benefits OF the worlds iair on
th- pn,duee lra,ls OF that city.
Young e. 5, irom one TO three inches
long, have been -saipp 70 the waters
Of Michigan, from the Hudson river, to
the number OF six hundred THOUSAND.
The Duke Of Athol. the head OF the
most prominent family in Scotland, is
inspecting the public institutions OF
Chicago in the quietest possible manner.
Isaac Haworth, the Indiana counter.
lster, who turned States evidence
against Rittenhouse, has forfeited his
bond by neglecting to appear tor sen
tsncC.
Secretaries Blaine aud Window are to
build new residence for themselves in
Washington. The estimated cost OF Mr.,
WINDOWS is $4,000; OF NJ. Blaine's,
$4,000.
The Trades Assembly OF Cleveland
have issued Boycotting proclamation
against the Herald and Lsadsr on ac'
count of the trouble between the pro-
prietors and the hands.
The Democratic editors OF Indiana are
10 hold their annual meeting in Aiehi-
gan City on Thursday, 3Oth inst. Mt
Henry Watterson, OF the Louisville
Courier Jo,Un.i il to deliver an address,
and the Hon. William Wesley WoOllen,
of indianapolis, will real paper entitled
Indiana Press Of tbs O.den Times
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PARK ERSBURG.
The Writ County Outrage-1he
New Pulp Works s-Lives ON
Milk-Personal Points.
PAREERsBukG, June 5

PAREERsBuHG, June s
Mr.. Ed Kovaleski, Of this city, WHO
happened to be in the vicinity ol the
Red Mems last outrage in WTt unity,
informs "a that the victim Ci the out
rave il unable TO leave his b'd, having
BEEN terribly bruised and beaten oy the
villains, several Ut whom he RECON- Leu
and will, as soon as he - able, see what
the Law will DO In the case; There
is, as usual, two 81 les To
the story. Some OF the citizens
in that vicinity claim that there has
been cause for complaint against this
man ON account Of his manner OF toiling
the grain ground in his mill. ami at
tempt to Justify the outrage cn that
vronnd. We learn that the law will be
enforced 10 the tull extent aSalus. these
men who have perpttrated thus outrage.
IL ia high time that an example was
made OF some of these so-ealled Red
Men.
Operations in our new pulp factory
have been delayed on account OF failure
10 secure a sufficient supply OF pure
water. The company have sunk about
a dozen wells, and are now pulting down
several more, when they expect lo nave
enough water to commence operations.
As this is the pioneer pulp factory oil
West Virginia, the result OF the expert
ment Is looked forward TO with some
interest. We learn that the full capaei-
ty Of the factory sil, be required for
several months to till the orders already
in, and We think this is very eneouiak-
ing. The factory will he under the su'
peTyision Of Mr. Geo. Dunn, late Of the
extensive pulp mills OF Holyoke, Mass
The Office will be in charge OF Sir. Hui
burt, q gentleman OF many years exPer-
ience in the manufacture OF pulp and
paper. Goth Mr.. Hulburt and Mr..
Dunn are stockholders 10 the enterprise,
the remainder Of the s;ot being held by
our own eitiz rs
Mr.. Elson OF the Sixth ward this city,
has little girl Who has lived Tor three
years on milk alons. Since swallowing
some concentrated lye three years ago,
the child has not been able to swallow
any solid food Of any description.
We noticed Col Ben. Wilson in our
city to day.
Our old friend Geo Dalton, q veteran
in the sewing machine business, Is
spending iew days in town on business
with the Singer Manufacturing Com
pany.
Mr. J. g. Waugh, late nlanssr for the
Singer Company Of this city, has been
suPerc-ded BY Mr. Corbett Of GrSfSon.
Mr.. VS. many friends here viii regret
bis departure. -. -
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rhs Virx,nia Hspublicars.

RrcHxosD. Va, June The Repub.
lican state Executive Committee mt
10 day, adopting n solutions fecommen5'
ing ti at the delegs:e convention OF Re.
publicans Of the State should be held
ior the purpoe af c1nsultins
a. 10 the proper coorse 10
bs DOR SUE d ia the oming czmpsig !, and
for such action as in the judgment oI
the majority in the aid Convention
mar be conducive 10 the future Vel
being Of the Rrpoblican party OF the
State Also Q resolution requesting that
. met ting of the Stste Central Commit
tee be held on the 22th inst. TO decide
upon the matter OF calling State Con-
yention
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settled.
stats BoSps.-In light request.
SrocKs-The market opened generally
tirm, and at the iirst board prices show
ed an advance OF q per cent. In Eouis-
vile and New Albany, and ! 10 per
cent. in the general list, Texas Pacific,
p. u. & L. aud the trank lines leading
therein. After midday speculation be-
came somewhat weak, and prices react
ed 4 to per cent During the after
noon the market was extremely dull,
but in the late dealings q fair degree oi
sc,ivi,y prevailed, and the closing QUO
taiions were in most Instances within
n small fraction oil the top dgurrs, Cana.
da Southern was al exception and
closed at decline Of . per cent. Louis
vile and New Albany reconisd further
advance OF per cent, making an i'm.
provement on the day OF 10 per cent.
The transactions aggregated ?92, 900
shares, distributed as iollows: Canada
Southern $4,000, Central Pacific 1000.
c., G 81. c. 900, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western 1900, Denver and
Rio Grande 4, 400, Erie 1900, Hanni.
bal and ~. Joseph 1000, Kansas aud
Texas 1900. Lake Shore $1,000, lake
Erie and Western 10, 900, Louisville and
Nashville 1900. Michigan Central 3,So0,
North western $500, New jersey Gen.
trail II. 900. New York Central 1000,
Northern Pacific 100. Ohio and Mlssis-
sippi 100. Ontario aud Western 800,
Ohio Central $500. Pacific Mail $500.
p, ID. and T.. 1900, st. Paul $500,
81. Paul and Omaha l.l00, st. Louis
and San Francisco 1000. Texas PaciRc
5000, Union Pacific 10000. wabash
Parifc 10000, Wabash Pacific $500,
Western Union II 900. and Norfolk and
Western preferred $500.
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CADET WHITAKER.
Close OF the Arguments I'm His
CaSe.

New YORK, June 9.-Judee Advocate
Gardner yesterday resumed his sum
ming up for the prosecution in the
Whitaker eourt-martial. Referring to
the word "iyed" in the note OF warn
ing, he said it was not such word "a
would be used by cadets, but was sug
gestive OF Kukluxism, and was q COM
mon expression in South Carolina. La
concluding his argument he said he
considered there was no escape from
foe and imprisonment for the accused,
although be felt sorry that the duty oil
conducting the prosecution had fallen
to himself. Then General Miles an
nounced the case closed, and nothing
remains but for the court TO agree upon
its decision and forward it to the au'
thorities At Washington.
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O'CONNOk'S SUCCESSOR.
Samuel Dilsbie, Democrat, T lect
ed Yesterday.

CHARLESTON, S G, June 9.-The spe-
cisi election to-day in the Secoud Con
gressional district, to gil the vacancy
caused by the death OF Congressman
O'Counor, passed off quietly. Samuel
Dilable, Democrat, vas elected without
opposition, the Republicans 'abstaining
from voting, holding that Markey,
O'Connor's opponent, was really elected
last fall and that, therefore, no vacancy
existed.
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BROKERS' CONVENTION.
Arranging for the Meeting n
Niagara Falls.

NEw YoRg, June 9.-The Executive
Council of the American Bankers As
socistion t. dsy, made preliminary ar
r,nRements for the Bankers Conven-
ton at Niagara Fails, August 10Th. W.
q Deshler, Columbus, Oaio. 10 on the
Committee Of Arrangements. Among
IN. subj c . for discussion are "currencJ
OF tie future" "causes and prevention
OF pani.s." industrial progress of the
& nth and West" "perils and safe
gu ards Of the financial situation" "de-
crease in the rate Of interest" and pro
gress OF through irsffic between the
West and Europr."
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THE INvE,rIaarIoN BEGUN.
Damaging Testimony Against senator
Sessions

Damaging Testimony Against Senhtor
Sessions
ALB,NY, June 9-The special com
,nittee begun to night to investigate the
charges of attempted bribery OF mem
bers OF the Assembly TO vote for Depew
for U. : Senator.
Assemblyman Sisson testified Early
in January last, while the canvass Tor
Senator Was going on, a man named Ed
wards wanted Inc to 90 for Depew. /
told him cou'd no: do it, as my con
stituents would not sustain me. Tie
told me If would my last fal's
Campa'g gu Expenses Would be Paid
He has approached me in this canvass,
but he has not offered me any money.
Samuel Bradley, member OF the AS.
sembly, testified: was coming out oil
the Drlevan House last evening and met
Senator Sessions. We got into con.
yersaIicn about the Senatorial question
and he called me out into the hall. He
asked il he could talk to me, and | said
yes. He siid, "I
sF. Can Get You $1,000
to put in your vest pocket II Won vote
for Depew to morrow. Told him no,
and started 10 leave him. He followed
me, and said he would 60 up stairs and
see what was the best he could do. l
went back to the lobby, aud went up to
Kenmore to get my supper, having told
him be could find me at my room,
went 10 his room in kenmore's. We
went into my room and locked the door.
Sessions went on TO say
II Would Be All Slice
now, il We all from that district voted
for the same man. He said he had y OOO
to give me il would vote for Depew,
and 81 900 more IL Depew was elected.
took the'money; he counted IT. We
then Il ft and he said, "This is away
Down Deep In the Wenf"
l said, "Yes, down deep in the well. !
went down to the Delavan House.
thought over the matter, and my hrs'
thought WAS to wait till the vote was
taken, when would take the money
out and say:
This Is What Got to Vote for Depev.
but thought 1t was not best for me 70
keep the money over night 90 went e
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6nd Speaker Sharpe; found him, told
h IN what bad occurred and gave him the
money. / did not object TO receiving
the money when fist offered. The first
offer was 81 900 which / refused. ! &C
cepted the money for the purpose which
1 showed to-day. Mr.. Sessions told me
to say in explanation that my vote 10
something about the same::as RusselPs
when be changed.
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BULGARIA.

Inoiting the Populsce Against the Prince.
ST. PErERsBURa, June GA dispatch
from Sofia says: Prince Alexander has
issued DEGREES establishing courts mar.
tial for the trial OF administration Off
cials. This was done at the instance OF
the Russian General Ernroth, who re-
ports that the officials are inciting the
people against the Prince. I
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To Have . Nsx CITY asII-

SrxcsxxvrLLK, yune 9.-The CITY
Council night before Iast psssed IN OF.
dinance providing for the issuance OF
&5o. 900 in bonds Tor the erection Of
city hall, market house. etc. The build
ioe will probsbly be b. gan this Summer.
In the second story win b located an
opera Louse, sith . stage ee'ut thirty
one By ffty-six ieet and witb . se.sins
capacity Of Loo. This 10 s,nethina
Steubenyilis hes needed fJr ,stn The
bonds wiil bear interest st the rate OF
Per cent per annum
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STEUBENvILLR.

Enthustasttc DemOnstrAtaQn I'd
Senator Richards, Candidate
for Lieutenant Governor.
Special Dispatch TO the Register ..-.
SrEuHExvrLiI, Junea
: Senator Richards arrived at home this
afternoon from the Cleveland Couven.
ton, where he was, yesterday, nomi'
mated for Lieutenant. Governor on the
Republican ticket Tonight, not
withstsndine the inclemency OF
the weather, large delegation
Of Republicans, headed by the city
band, marched TO his residence on
North Third street, where, after three
cheers for the next Lieutenant Governor
OF Ohio, the Senator appeared and de-
livered . neat address, thanking his
friends for their manifestation OF re-
spect and esteem.
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Bessdons Denies the story.

Senator Sessions was then sworn and
said he had had q conversation with
Bradley, but that not word had pass
ed between them in regard to money;
He advise d him bradley to take care
OF himself and Bradley then said that
Tomorrow he would vote for Depew.
Sessions then desired 10 ask Bradley
whether he had not told four different
persona that he intended to vote for De.
pev the day before, but the COMMITTEES
adjourned until to morrow without per-
mltting the questions TO be answered.
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The Fisheries Que stion

LONDON, June 9.-The Under-Foreign
Secretary announced that as the Provi.
sions Of the treaty at Washington, IN.
der which the Americans enjoy the
privilege OF fishing in British colo.
nial waters. could not in any case expire
before 1885, the Government Was not
at present in position to conrider the
expediency Of terminating the treaty ss
Ear as il relates to the fishery question:.
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Another West Virginia Duel.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June "a duel
was fought near the mouth Of Hewitt's
Creek, Boone county, saturday, be-
tween John P. Jeffrey and James El-
kins. Both men fired At the same time,
and both fsll pierced to the heart: Jei,
frey died instantly. Elkins lived until
the next day. The trouble was caused
BY q woman named Rebecca Chambers.
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LipoinnAti.
Dtsd from Biz IstuF1es.

PrrnsrssB, June 9. -Geosys Header.
SOD, Of Mckeesport. did this morning
from injuries received Last Tuesday st
the hands Of Dsniel 0Conbeil, John
hesriman, Jobs Coulson and another
apkposn. HeodeSson ~ Waking In
the cemetery with Q woman nsmsd
RJbb:ns, when be vaes 4 upon By The
above nsmed parties. Who beat him m
mescifuily and then threw bin oves
aoos -wsh twenty feet bish. Hs 80
unmarried and highly rsspscted. ne
. inurcsssfs have pot been sppFehended.
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THE FRFSHEr.
Great Damage Reported at
Pittsburgh-PrObable Inunda-
tIon of Allegheny City.

tlOn OI hIt shcuJ NAhS'
PIrIsBURGu, June 9 The heavy rains
for the past three days have resulted in
a general irrsIei-in the vicinity OF this
city and great damage is reported on eli
the lines of the railroads in this section
by the washOuts and slides Fortu-
nately no accidents have occurred. fhe
Monongahela and Allegheny rivers are
rising at the head aters, with sixteen
feet Of water here aud prospects OF ten
feet more, which will inundate. por.
ton Of Allegheny City and the South
Side. The rain fall since Tuesday morn
ing is over three inches.
PIrrsBrKoH. June 10, 8 M-The
latest report from the river at Ol Cry
say ten ieet and rising rapidly. Rain
ing hard.
Mahoning creek. which emp,ies into
Beaver creek, is within Is inches OF the
hignest point ever known and ST.
rising. Raining.
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The Bkibberseu Blot

LIMERICK, June Eight suspected
persons at Skuli and Skibbereen were
arrested. The coroner's jury returned
0 verdict that Mahonee. q farmer killed
at the recent riot st Bod, Re, county
Glare, died from being struck by police
man at present unknown. whom they
found guilty Of wilful murder.
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IRELAn D.
Riot at Cork

CoRr, June "a furious riot 10 now
in progress. Magistrate Stokes has been
severely injured and three policemen
badly wounded. Mounted police
charged the MOB and several persons
we're injured
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Hotel Change

Er LOUIS, June 9-Joseph l. Gris-
void, who sold his half interest in the
Llndell Hotel few days ago, has pur-
chased the entire interest in the Lsclede
Hotel, and will take possession July
first. The price 10 understood to be
500. 900, which covers a deed OF trust
for $4,000.
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IRELAHD d.
Hoisting the Green Flag.

LONDON, June Q Another arrest un-
der the coercion act has been made near
Macroom, county Cork.
The people at Skull, county Cork, have
hoisted q green flag and stationed an
armed guard in front Of Father Mur.
phy's house.
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TURKEY.

"warhawk" to DO Expelled from Turkey.
CoSsrAsrISoPLR, June Sit is stated
that Palmer, otherwise known asthe cor
respondent "Warhawk,' under arrest
on the charge OF conspiracy against the
government, will be quietly expelled
from Turkey
severe Earthquake.
CoNsrAXrISoPLE, JuneS An earth.
Quake devastated eight villages in Van
Pashalic.
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A license has been issued in Boston
for the marriage Of two young japanese.
The expectant groom is . student; bus
bride is II years old. and wao his play
mate in their native land.
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HAneissuas, Pa June . The Legs.
lature adjourned sise de. The Dali
passed by the Senate TO remedy the
evils of speculation In lille insurance was
defeated in the House.