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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-16
MARTINS FERRY.

Henry Lash. a stock dealer residing west
of Bridgeport, had his pocket picked at tho
Fair on Thursday and SlO6 taken. Mr.. ash
called on S. J.. Milligan, butcher OF onr
town, before attending the Fair. Mr.. Mil
igan desired TO give him 800 on bill,
which he refused, saying he did not want
70 be bothered with 1t. One hundred bet
ter Off
John Johnson, of Delton, is the guest OF
bis brother, Robert Johnson, OF Spence,
Baggs Il Co.
Police Gazettcs Of Wheeling today
John and Miss Eliza Greer, OF the Or
chard, are down with typhoid fever. This
makes eirh. mc"hers Of this 'amil" who
have suffered from typhoid this summer.
Frank Winsh;r, ~ the Union glass
works - ~ tho conntvy on bTsincss
The uricn fint elnss works made large
shipmcnt Of ware kast Yesterday. =.
Adam Coss, who had his left leg badly
mashed in coal nank, in West Virginia
some weeks since, Is able to get around ny
,he assista OF crutches.
Cha Smith, southern travelling SAFES.
MAJ for the Bu uGkeyc Glass WORKS, mas lust
.e,urned from FIVE weeks trip, and reports
1 business god.
| from 10 to l2 A.. ".
The farmers hereabouts are busy h..r.
! yesting their wheat, which has ,eIi,let. re-.
markably good, averaging from twenty to
thirty bushels to tie acre. The corn looks
spIendidly, aDG promises TO turn out well
| Jas Graham, Of New Alexander Ohio
Ephrsim Goods and wife, OF Scoville, o..
Miss Ida Nsylor OF Pleasant Grove, are the
| guests Of Anderson Ralston, Sr.
| Chas. Gslbraith and wife OF Smitbfsld
| are the quests Of Joseph Medill.
| II. Belts and David Hanson have return
ed from trip up the river, where they
have been purchasing staves.
DR.. Crimp, OF New Athens, has opened a
der tal Office in Hsrrison's building.
The employees at Hoyles took in the fail
yesterday.
Joseph West: a former druggist OF Bridge
port. now o. Columbus, was in town ycster
dsy calling on his friends.
Martins Ferry sent an immense deleea
tion 70 the fair yesterday. The Annie car
! ried big crowds and found this con yenien'
way TO 20. The morning accommodate
on the G. & p. brought down about two
hundred persons, and the mail carried
| fully fifty from points above.
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Jail Delivery.

LOUISVILLE, NY, September Is. The first
successful Jail delivery that has occurred
in this city for several years, was success.
fully carried out this morning, and by 1t
several of the hardest characters confined,
were given their liberty. The exodus seems
to have been the outcome of q carefully
laid plot, which had been matured through
a number of days, perhaps weeks. and it is
evident on the face OF affairs, that the pris-
oners have been materially assisted from
outside the wall.
1t seems the prisoners seven Of the worst
in Jail, managed to capture The night
watchmaR, and they got possession Of his
key, with which the yard gate was un.
locked. The names Of the men are Frank
S. Enler, John Fletcher, Harry Williams,
James c. Msokey, Thos. REILLY, VIM. Eald-
win, and Thos Middlecam, all white men,
and with a couple Of exceptions are noto
rious thieves. Seulvr, ie.cher aud Viii
liams we're in on charge IL counterfeit
ing, having waived IN examination, aud
We're awaiting final examination in the
United States CIrCuit Iuurt. They have
been known in police circles a number Of
wears. and have scy.Idl tunes been al rested
befure Oh various charges.
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
con~ressIopaI nominations.

ApFrAN, MICH, September 15,-The Deni-
oc ats o; the Second District have nomina-
ed \. B. EldridSe for Congress.
ErFLrSeroN, Iowa, September l5.-The
DeToc-a;s o. the First DistricG have nom-
mated B. l. Hall for Codgress.
CAMDEN, ~, September l5.--The Re
prblicans of the First Congressional dis
trict. today, renominatcd George NJ. Robe
son TO- Congress, by acclamauon.
OSHKOSH. Wis, September l5.-The Pre-
hibitiou conve ltion to i2y nominated Tor
Corgrcr~ in the Sixth district, Theodore
d. Ksnouse.
MILWAUKEE, September ,5.-The long
fght in the Democratic convention at
Westbeld, ended at noon, t. day, by the
nomination OF d. II. Sumner, OF Wauke-
shaw. on the l,60lst ballot. DuSsner, q
TIorg man, c.sS his own and ore proxy
vote for Sumner, and fourteen Delaney
men followed, making sixteen votes.
Brargs friends s:y he will rnn independ-
ent.
Hon. S:mes B. Belford vas renominated,
o-dav, for Congress by the Republican
Convention.
LOUISVILLE, September 15.-The Demo.
cra,s OF the First Districts, after session
of three DAYS and 100 ballots, nominated
Tho. ii. Robertson to succeed Proctor
Knott in Congress. The latter declined there
election because of guberDatorial asplra-
tion.
DENVER, COL, September l5.-Hou. VIM.
II. Never was nominated Tor Lieutenant
Governor to-day, on the first bal'oS Re
CrCS-
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BELLAIRI

Mr.. Geo. Robinson, the ice cream man In
low with typhoid fever;
Mrs. u. 81. Corbett, whs has been down
with typhoid fever fos several weeks 10,
we are pleased 10 state. improving.
Mrs. VIM. Worley's daughter, Miss Ella
is quite III with brain fever.
Jas. IL. Duuning. Sr., leaves for Pitts-
burg. to-day, 10 visit relatives:
The work Of digging out the art nom
under the Second Prcsbytenan ehuron.
preparatory to putting In tho heater, "
nearing completion.
u. III. McRslyey, tho Gravel Hill baker.
appeared yesterday. selling bread from
hne new wsgon.
Columbus and Evansville parties havs
orpanixed company for the manufacture
OF oarrisges and buggiss, and will locats
here. The company is composed OF expo
rienced manufactures in this line. and
there IL no reason why the enterprise Val
not succeed and become au immense CON.
corn.
the chute Of his coal WORKS Out ibto uLs
river fifty yards.
Large Quantities Of iron oss ass arriving
st the Blast furnace by hysr ana rail-.
Looks like business
Policc natter wers dull yestsrday. On.
ly one man 10 preparing stone iof "s
roads,
A window glass factory 10 among the lat
est possibilities here.
shannon Archer Is nov nightwatrhmsn
and policeman IN the First ward, and tho
citizens Of thst section can rest unalsrm.
ingly. c u.v
The Happy Six will dance Of City Hal,
tonight. These dances src always plca!.
ant affairs, and n good tine 10 anticipate
Original New Orleans Ministries sepAm'
ber 23d.
Leonard Fabre, the frenchmsn, who Sas
badly inj ure,i in Sullivan 4 Hind's cosi
works, on Thursday morning, II getting
along nicely and will recover. Dr. No.
Clelland, tie attending physician informs
Us that he Is not injuted internally sod his
condition IL not dangerous,
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P0lHTs On PEOPLE
The Most Recent Views - . Pssssoas
ChApaet91.

The Most Recent Views - . BeSoooo9
Character.
". ". slemmons, Of Columbus, visited
The city, Yesterday.
Hon. Sep. Hail, Of wetsel, Il autographed
at the New McLure.
Etesm was raised on the nsw TOW boat as
the landing yestsrdsy. . I'D.
Mr.. Henry 4sls,iA 10 actipg = stswssd On
the Diurusl at prcssnt.
ting friends In the city,.
M. q stephens and wife, Of fassssviils,
ara visiting friends In IL city. ~
lawn. Jones deputy sheriff d Allegheny
county, was in The city, yestssday
Pilot Ansbury, OF AosudsviiIs, b vi<t-
ing friends IN the city st prssset
Nr. c. Rodgers and iamily M Books coan-
ty, we're visiting friepdf In the city ysstsr-
Er. John Cummins, formerly spHeses
of the steamer D.urnal, has resigned bic
position.
ing dsngerousIy III st her home On Worm
Main street.
Captain Asa Bootb, of the steamer Dius-
nal. II at home this trip Of the bost 70 take
In ibe State Fair.
Prof. Mullen has secured Gssmsnis Hall
ss dancing scsdemy. He sill bsgis IN
uruction on the 2sih inst
Prof. Joe Kirk has postponed bis gFssd
concert st the State Psir lof ths prsssar
but will give due notice d u
Nr. John Nublemsn. fofmsriy ensinser
of the Andes, II st pfssept Sannesring We
DiurpaI In the Psrkersburs 1sds.
The steamer Utis Anna. doSs . e~csR'
ing business IN carrying people 70 The faif
yesterday, - also dtd the otiser osess.
Mis- Maggie Oldham. heeascne -
where she will enter the femsIs Seminary.
The steamer Diusnsl csne % shs IAo1aeg
With IN immense Trip a irsight and pse.
sengen, and left on bef return With eooe
Gecrse seibert. de De- Lsdss ios IL
opers House 0rchesfrs. ista the city. He
plays Tor the nrst Tins % Tuesday svss'
| Ing.
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CUT DOWH LIKE A HLowER.
The Sad Death as Bethany q Hiss
Yfrwfe RaRelay.

For The past week her many friends In
this vicinity have been watching, with al.
ternsting hope and fear. the condition OF
Miss virgie Barclay. who has been lying
dangerously Ill at the residence Of Colonel
Alex Campbell, at Bethany. Not until the
middle Of the week was hope abandoned,
and on Thursday night, shortly alter 10
O'Clock, she gently passed away.
In this sad death there Is something In
eIprcl sibly touching. Miss Barclay had
only recently entered her eighteenth year,
and her closing girlhood was marked With
the promise OF full life of happiness.
Her rsre beauty was her least personal ies-
el. Her sweet and affectionste disposition,
uniting the warmth and ardor Of the South
with the freedom OF the North, had won
for her legion of friends, Who will sin.
ctrely mourn her death. sorrow may we'll
aeconpspy tbe;death OF one who has run the
allotted Tace-hor much more poignant
then the grief at the loss Of fair young
flower, cut down Just a. Us petals bsd ex
psnded In the fullness and beauty Of mstu-
rity.
Miss Barclay was the only daughter OF
Hon J. Judson Barclay, of Alabana, and
grand daughter of Bishop Alexander
Campbell, the founder Of the Christian
Church. She was born on the Island OF
Cyprus her father having been Consul 70
that plare under the standardization OF
James Buchanan. Her mother, sister oi
Col, Alex Campbell, was daughter Of the
| late Bi,bop. 80. r.
The funeral will take place 10 day, at
| O'Clock. and the remains will be laid In the
old family burving ground, at Bethany.
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traveller in Portland, Me-, while
eating half an hour in Naturalization,
law a barrel Of ale rolled into saloon,
IN intoxicated man fight h&ck-driver,
nd two men drink whisky from bot
H. He concludes it possible that the
.Hrsjre prohibition law is sometimes
\ ,nkpn IN Portland,
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FIRE RECORD.
Destructive FIre-Two Men Killed.

Destructive Flre-TwO Men Killed.
New YORK September l5.-During a
thunder storm last night, lightning struck
Lane Il Fleming's oil works, corner Kings
land and Meserole avenues, and Donald
sons oil works, corner KinSsland and
NI,.ler avenues, setting them both on fire.
The flames were sUUI DEy V"1 oO..1- "a, s.'.u
both buildings were destroyed. Early this
morning, when the fire was nearly out, a
tank OF naDtha took fire and exploded.
Chas. Keeson, foreman Of a fire truck, and
Can't. Dury, OF one Of the COmpanyS OIL
lighters, we're instantly killed. The loss at
Doualds on s will not exceed $4,000; Lane
& Fleming's loss not known.
TOLEDO, O., September 15.-At l:JO tins
morning, a fire broke out in the extensive
lumber mill OF the Mitchell " Rowland
Lumber Company, entirely DESTROYING IL.
The fire also spread 10 large pllcS OF luh
Ter with which the yards were hlled' anu
before the flames were checked, thirteen u
fourteen million feet OF lumoer were con
snmed- Loss on mill, $lOO,C)0; insured,
S6OOC0. Loss on lumber, S22o,CJJ whlcn
is nearly covered by insurance.
BUFFALO n. V, Septembe" l5.-A large
fire broke out among the tenements slsu~'
led on "Tiifit farm" recently purchased bv
the Lehirh Valley Railroad, and on when
iarse imp, ovements were being made by
the company. The Phoenix OH Works IS
threatened with destruction.
New YoEE. Sep'cmber l5.-The W;nd-o'
Hotel al Rockaway, was burned .h's morn
10. Loss $4,000.
ST. Lo, G, Sep cnbor 15.-Ihe Missouri
car and loI~dry wo' IS in TIE SoIthern
par. o g" ec'.y, we're Ourned this after
no.. i-.- C. ,imIt~d at SI"JW0; lnsur
arce o. GsilG'ng ar d contents, 2S,00o; on
Inn ue $,2UCo.
c YAHoGA FALLS, o., September l5.-The
,Umns, boz factory and butter tube WORE
o 0 horne & SoIs, at Hud.on, burned las
nth, Loss and in rance no. known.
LlyA, O., September 15,-The Enterprise
S,1ye Works were destroyed by hre las
ni.Et Los 1000; insured.
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A MRu Of Nerve.

MANSFIELD, Pa, September ia man
named }. c. Elliott was terribly injured at
this place yesterday. lie was about to put
a link in the draw.head of car he was
coupling when he slipped and fell forwarl
His head was caught between the bumbers
and the entire lower jaw and portion OF
the tongue torn OIL Such nerve as the
man displayed was never seen. lie re-
tanned his consciousness all the while, and
when relieved from his painful position
tied up his bleeding face with handker-
chief and walked into the station, where he
wrote postal card informing his mother
of his injury. He then boarded train for
Pittsburgh and went TO the West Penn
H"snit"I "nassif.SSd.hDPSf. n"rs"n
NEWARK, \. j.. September h-George
Weir and wife, of Newark, died at PensL-
cola on Wednesday. lie from heart disease
and spc from yellow fever.
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Forty Thousand Dollars short.

BosroN, September ia special from
New York says: 1t is reported at the
office OF the Central railroad of New Jersey,
that Dwight s. Lathrop, assistant cashier,
has absconded after appropriating $4,000
of the company's money. He was appointed
by the late Judge Lathrop, his uncle, who
was then receiver. An investigation was
begun lately, and week ago deficit of at
least $iO, 600 discovered. L.throp then dis
appeared, accompanied by a woman he had
been living with on State Island. His plan
was 10 slter deposit tickets on his way 10
the bank ano deduct the difference in
money at the same time falsifying the
books 10 cover his Irregularities.
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SG W. VA. SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 16, 1882.

under whose auspices Mr.. Sulliyan's lec-
ture win be delivered in Cooper Institute
SR aSonsa s1 s0%Pe Hs:Gs MsyS, eraSs RSsaT
James benjamin Wood, Louis f. Post,
Charles A. Dana, Judge Horace Russell,
Stephen A. Walker, President of the
Board Of Education; VIM. Wood, ex-Presi-
dent Of the Eoard of Education; Judge
Chas. ii. Van Brunt, Eugene Kelly, Peter
Farrelly, Judge Charles J. Nehrbas, Con-
gressman s 8. Cox, Congressman VIM. Z.
Robinton, jeremiah Fitzpatrick, the Rev.
DR.. McGlyp, the Rev. Harry c. MacDowall,
the Rev. VIM. H. Clowrey, the Rev. P. F.
McSweeney, the Rev. John McQuirk, the
Rev 2. +. Deely, s. j., and the Rev. Father
Wayrich.
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PAID THE PENALTY.
WhatIt Cost toMurdera Man.

CHIcAGo, September 15.-At preeiaely 2:04
Iutlngs "a. Tracy, the murderer of police officer
.naeOner, eXpiated his crime on the gal
%HS. Long before the time appointed
mere was large crowd about the Jail. and
-g lhr"ns increased up TO The appointed
.Our. Only about two hundred persons
TTese allowed 70 witness the execution.
ii'aCy walked firmly and unaSsisted to the
y III W oi The gallOwS, and at l:35 notice of
h H-enre' was posted on the gallows. At
- Tracy, accompanied by Father Dowl-
~ and two other priests, sheriff Mann and
|, ,l.rF Fo'z, walked up the steps OF the
aNo.d, the moose adjusted and the black
~ paced over his head, and Sheriff Mann
ssbs,'ns sb.Is the signal, the trap was spung and
ir,. iDe cody. with drop OF six feet swung OF
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LABOR MATTERS.
The Piitshurph ilsnaiactuFsss as-
fuse The cenprsnlso,
And Say They win Not Pay uess ,hsa lsst
Years Scale-D District Meetiags tsbs
Held at Wheeling, youagstown'
and Pittsburgh, Tuesday.


PITTSBURGH, September. l5-Homewood
folks are once more enlivened BY start of
the rail department Of the Besssmer worka
This start was made yesterday With over
two hundred men, working at the ten per
cent reduction referred to in these columns
yesterday. According to our Informant
the entire works employing over 600 man.
will start on Monday. This statement ~
not denied at the city Office Of the WORKS.
As to the puddlers' action yesterday, tAeeo
seems to be but one opinion amonR ieon
manufacturers and that 10 averse 70 sub
compromise. The oppression chiefly usea
by the gentleman asked was;
what Mana1AesnRosuo oay. -.
ut 10 simply Q plan = = Nsqe1yg
down sesy spa = tae( -
compromise, but OF course II the tsnief-
ence Committee wants . conference, they
can do so."
Mr.. Joseph Brown, OF Brown Brothers,
enphatically denied statement Published
this morning, regarding the employment
by his firm OF Bohemian puddlers. They
will start up on Monday 10 the plate do
pertinent, and have sufficient muck for
present purposes. II more Il desired it
win be forthcoming. The gentleman would
not hear Of q compromise at $5.75
In the ONCE OF the Besscmer Steel Works
was seen Q bit Of steel boiler plate which
had been subjected 70 tho ssverest tests Of
temper and tensile strain. There" said
Mr.. H. p. Smith, lis the stuff ws can mske
and sell for less than 80 per ton ,asainst 80
for bar iron at 2Isc rates. Il u soft steel and
is destined 10 take the place Of iron and do
away with pudding.
The Iron Age this week sums up the sit
uatiOn as follows, after allusiing 10 the
events Of the past week: "NotwithstAnd-
ing the present situation, Il must not
be imagined that the strike Is
lions oil points TO a iseakiny mp, and the
there Is a reserve Of poSer In this associA-
tion. and, though there Is rout, they may
yet draw Off remnant and form the lines.
Ii must be noticed thai 81 far there has
been little falling away In the puddlcrs.
Some have signified their willingness To
resume at last years rates. but, as . body,
the puddlcrs 80 far are firm. II 10 evident.
however, that IL these do not soon arrengr
TO resume there will be breaks here also,
and, though the styike may technically pro-
ceed, the mills viii, one after another, TO
sumo"
The Manuiae threw Refuse shs Csnprs-
PrrTsBuRGH, September lS-An informal
conference OF the manufacturers and pud-
dlers was held this afternoon, ut which the
refused to compromise st
1915 per ton, and informed the puddlcfs
that they would not sign scale for mors
than last years rates. The puddlers then
but IL Is believed they will
shortly agree TO return TO work at the old
scale.
On next Tuesday district meetings Of tho
Association will be, held
-i----.J.----..-i I- Whsalino Yonngsiown
ton OF ending tic strike will be eonsid-.
cred.
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yellow Fever.

ERowNsvILLg. Ten, September 25.-River
rising. About ore-fOurth OF the town is
under wate-. Twenty-Five new cases and
no deaths from lever. The sick at Fort
Brown are dong well. One death at Point
Isabel to-day from fever = a Mexican,
There were six deoths in Matamoras to-day
from fever. Our mornings are very cool
and the days boa, which physicians say Is
the cause o. the numbc- of relapscs.
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Cattle Drowned.

Special Dispatch 20 the Register.
"ELLsyELLE, o., September 15.-Three
-''e head OF cattle, owned by Jacob Kountz,
M S5e drowned here yesterday. Kountz
spG JaSi purchased them for slaughtering
r,oeH ~ IeH lh'ir heads to their forefeet to
ieht ir,, .tht their escape, when they walked
a. ue rlycr and drowned. Loss one hun.
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rurpea 20 Death.

CINo.SEATE. O.. September 15.-At FIVE
o'clock this afternoon, while VIM. Wiley,
aud porter of Chas. E. Colin g. Co., whose
oil establishment was burned yesterday,
were engaged in tightening the hoops OF a
barrel of oil in the cellar, and was using p
lantern to give light the oil suddenlv
exploded, enveloping Wiley in flames. He
was burned to death almost instUntly. The
porter, John Slathen, eacaped by running,
but was ser;ously burned. Wiley is nine
teen years old and SON Of Bishop Wiley,
of the NJ. K. church.
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.no,berUuIucky Cashier.

Troy. n. v, September 15.-There is
some excitement cIused by the sudden res.
igna,ion OF Cashier Wellington, OF the
Manufactures National bank. 1t 10 un,
der:tcod that Wellington lcsS over SlOo,Coo
~ ,pcculatoL in Wall street and that he
was Indebted TO the bank for tte 500, ,0JC.
Trc bank has q surplus o; over $4,000. A
,ew depositors called fcf their deposits and
were promptly pS'd.
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Served Him Right.

CHARLESTON, s. c., September IA nc
gro, Nathan Ronnet who entered the house
Of white citizen at Millston, and dattempted
rape on his daughter, was taken from the
Jail Wednesday night by lynchers, who
overpowered the jailor. Bonnet, who had
confessed his guilt, was Immediately hanged
and the body riddled with bullets.
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.Inmhn, GINS ell.

MAHoNING, Pa, September 15.-Work-
men boring on the Laughlin pla ,e last Sat
urday struck and opened what is believed
10 be the largest gas we'll in the country.
Connection made with Stew1rtson furnace
by means of four two inch pipes, and Is
able to save considerable fuel. besides an
immense quantity of the gas is going to
waste. The well has been .christened
UIumhov O. ..f ..
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WV uA No.
Ameriean Team
Now Let Them Come Home.

LONDON, September 15.-The race be-
tween the HilIsdale and the Tnameo rowing
club, was won by the the Thames, by Two
lengths.
TIE Hillside broke slide, ate le@5ipy
two miles and heuc5 their dcSe4I.
The weather wsS hue and the attendance
large. There wa GOOD ST., the Hills
dllCs taking the le Z. A ionl VS. made a
hplf-mile hOm the st"rt, Io- which the
Americans we're to pl- ne app emily. After
Hill'uale- h2d I'D ior tive mile, they
b Oke p side end re Time crew went 70
the front anG finished four len us ahead.
Turf Spors I'm England To-day.
LONDON, September 15.-Lancsster stakes
were won bv Amalf, Zeus second, Quick
lime third. The Dolcastcr Cup was woh
by Retreat, Our John second, Fortiss'mo
third.
Base Ball.
AT Phil, lelphis-
AIlCghe y.--..............l 0 . 0 I CT
a thle, &C. .-..............2 D ! y "-l0
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The W., II. d &. Road.
SpecidL Dispatch 10 the Re1ister.

SpecidI DlSpdtch 10 Me ReglSt6r.
PARKERsEURG, September 15.-Through
The untiring efforts of Vice President G.
w. Thompson and Senator Camden, of the
Wheeling, ParkersbEg and Charleston
Railroad Company, the enterprise is again
under way. An engineer corps has been
organized, in charge of Major Mcconnell,
leaves here the first of next week to COM
plete the survey TO Point Pleasant.
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BEGINNING a Remarkable Career.

CHIeAco September 15.-Mary Norris.
a4ed but twelve years, is probably the most
remarkable thief on record. She was held,
yesterday, on fourteen charges o; burglary
and larceny, and forty additional charges
are being prepared. Were it not for her
yoeth the combined punishment for her
c'imes would be imprisonment for one
hundred VpaIs
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Two Men Drowned

DETT OFT, MICH, September 15.-A sad ac-
cident happened, this afternoon, off Lamb.
ton, Ont, in the S.. Clair river, about four
miles below Marine City. Several young
men were cruising in a yacht, when one
named VIM. Sacknarn, jumped into the
yawl, lost his balance, and fell into the
river. The rapid curre7t swept him away.
A compap;on in the yawl, named VIM.
T. Hartman, jumped in to ssye his COM
rede. ard kotl were drowned. The r.r
entr O, the young men are residents in this
city.