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DEFAULTERs ARsEsTED.
whose spseuIatssss Cost Je6ersss.
o., haak OoO.0oo.

whose spsssIasssss Cost . JeHeSssn,
o.. naak eoO.oeo.
d. CLEVELAND, August b. Sylvester y. Full
Ter, formerly cashier Of the Second Ss'
tional Bank Of Jefferson, Ashtsbuls county,
o., and Henry L. 81 John, assistant cashier
were arrested TO day by the United States
MarshsI. charged with embeuling 5000
Of the banks funds. The speculstions oc.
CURED nesrly year ago and resulted 10
The suspension OF the bank. Fuller
TIeA - CaAaAa,
end, linking the whole matter blown over.
returned. They were beth arrested st
their residences In Jeaefson, and we're
brought 10 this city. The money vas sunk
in stock spseulationG Fuller 10 man
sbout thirty FIVE years old, with the sp.
pearanss ot . well 20 do country merchant.
He bore little resemblance 70 the ideal
fssbiopsb,y dressed bank cashier. b. job,
10 an old, stop shoaldersd man, VITA
ukits hair and whisksrs, whose short,
loose Dantsloons and clothing of primitive
Style, marked hin - - old school rurslist.
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LoSDoS, August 3l,-A dispatch from
Vsrdoe, Norway, states that the steamer
Obi hiss arrived there, having on board the
members Of the Dutch expedition to the
Arctic, which sailed on the steamer Verna.
Tie Verne foundered on July 4th, in lAti-
tude 40 north, long 637 east. The mem.
bers of the expedition were rescued near
the Island of Waj gaiz.
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IHE TRIAL heAI

In the Professional Seufi Rsee-Lee
Wins the First Hest and AosmeS the
second.
NEwaRK, y. j., August 3i.-The trial
heat in the professional scull race was row.
ed to-day. The course was three miles
with three turns For the first heat the
starters were Geo. Gsisel, Wallace Ross,
Geo. w. Lee, and VIM. Elliott. At the end
Of the second mile Elliott aud Gaisel stop
ped rowing and there was desper.
ate contest between Lee and
Ross. Lee won the beat in
ls:4s, Ross' time 1851. The second heat
was between Jas A. TeDeyck, John Nc.
Kay. Geo. II. Hosmer an James H. Riley.
Al the end of the first mile Hoemer still
led. Teneyck was second, With Mckay
pushing him hard. Il was sxident that
Hosmer was to have sn easy victory. He
won by boat length in F5s, Tensyck
second In lS.02
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Besros. August si.-Ds; Joseph wiilisns
q civ pbysiciss IN Bunkss NIL disesict,
-, sr,st,d 10 day IoS sasultins stgelve
sssr old girl in bis ofiioe. The child hsd
ystn .ept 10 csli the doctor mr. . sick
,,,othsr. Williams admits the ecos.f ne
is from Nontreal, 10 ~ yssn Ok ~ en.
ro,uitd and was prominent 10 s'cist sno
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A CASE OF CHOLERA
Said 10 Have Been Found at MiivauE,

MILWAUKEE, August 3l.-The South Side
is seitated over an alleged case Of Asiatic
cholera. A man named Watchky was
taken sick and became torpid, and DR..
Seelowski, who has had experience in
Turkish hospitals, pronounced the disease
cholera. nr. Richards, assistant Health
Comm ssioner, agrees with DR.. Seelowski,
but other physicians call it cholera morbus.
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ACCIDENT .. ~ s,.ys'ssA 40 1''A.-

CLIyILAsp, Aug1ss u.-A SPECIAL 70 tbs
Leader ssys - Rsyssus. to-day, detective
switch threw the scar truck Of . sleeper Of
the Clsvsls.A snA Pittsburgh sxprsss on
the track. The coach wss drsgsed soms
distance, sasshla2 the stdss Of esssrI sn ean
ing John RosssAscb, Of Homewortb, the
freight bfaksnan, who vss sssoAiss 70
tween the tYseks. The pa0sngcn IN the
s!eepSs escspsi with severe shaking up
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Chemical Herk. narnea.

BEIDGEroET. August 3l.-fhe Marilien
Chemical Works, at Black Rock, burned
this forenoon, with nearly all the stock
Loss on building and fixtures, S35, 600, and
on stock $50 COO. The works were owned
by stock company, Of which \. q.
Miller, OF New York, wss president.
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License Revoked,

BosroN, August 3l.-The Journal says
Insurance Commissioner TarboS has re-
voked the license to transact business in
this city Of the United States Plate Glass
Company, OF Pennsylvania, because OF al.
legged false returns OF assets, liabilities, etc,
sRd because the principal stockholders,
officers and borrowers were the same men.
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Santamhar IL 1SSl

HOP Buffers Co TORoNro:-I have been
SICK for the past six years, suffering from
dyspepsia and general weakness have
used three bottles OF Hop Bitters, and they
have cone wonders for me. / am we'll and
able 20 work, and est and sleep well.
csnno! say too much f. Hop B,tters.
Simon RoBBISs,
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sexere Measures Decided On.

PEsTH, August 3l.-Tisza, President OF
the Hungarian Council, in order to put
stop to the outrages upon Jews has decided
upon severe measures, which are to be put
in operation whenever antl.Jewish riots oc-
cur. The measures provide that any one
who shall be condemned to death by
martial law shall be executed within three
hours after the sentence is passed.
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P.x.x,. August 3i,-wosk upor the
Psnana canal y being pushed fofs.fd sith
great energy. The total nembsS 81 sort.
men employed " oyH pg Yleeaps,iy
Jamsicans. The work y eividSa ApongMs
numbrr OF contractors al Of wbosl' e1espt
two. have began opsFsdoes. go -
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X. or L. General AssembIy.s

CINCINNATI, August 3l.-The General
Assembly, KNIGHTS of Labor of the United
States, will begin a session of several days
duration here on September 4th. 1t is esti
tricts.
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XinI EhinkIesa EaiInra

CINCINNATI, August 31.-The assignees OF
Capt Vincent Shinkle will report to the
next meeting of creditors. The total liab;l.
tiles are $4,000. The principal creditors
are Henry A. Jones, $4,000; Champion
Coal and Towboat Company, SS7, 300; Ger
man City National bank, $4,000. The
total assets are now stated at Sl37 900,
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ONCE AGAIN
The Kelley Motor Stockholders ara
Doomed TO Disappointment.
The Alleged Great Inventor Grows hYs-
terious, and Predicts a Boom
in Stock in the Near
Future.

PHILADELPHIA, August 31.-Fiye direc-
tors of the Keely Motor Company, headed
by President Randall, marched yesterday
morning to the door of the inventors
shop. at Twentieth and Harlan streets, on
a visit of inspection. Pausing a moment
on the sidewalk their faces lighted as they
heard
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A Extraordinary Eiope,s,,

Ile H,hrrw colony, cOmpo,. mainly of
|Cest'uts Russian Isrselites, in MlddsessT
'ccun'y. vs., are somewhat stirred M nv
en OP' ment, reported 10 have ocrurrsi
|ther'. Max Fre'dNaid was an industrious
n our carriage smith, VINO wss emo, =,
De msF'isd to Miss Rebecca Lrarf,s,s 80
Haughter OF an honest emigrant. The CO..
'ttnI .! he parents to the marriage
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TexRa Cattle Rexer-

DETROIT, August 3l.-The Texas cattle
fever has broken out in Detroit in the herd
Of milkman in the western part OF the
city. The whole herd of twelve animals is
infected, and several have already died.
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An Expected Meeting

BERLIN, August 3l.-0rdsrs have been
given 10 prepare the castle at Stetton for
occupancy by the Emperor William in
view Of the expected meeting OF the latter
aud the Gar at that city.
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One Friend Killed Another.

hIpE PAKK, VI. August l.-This morn
ing Edward W. Surber accidentally shot
Segbert Rogers through the hesrt with
pistol, the latter dying instantly. Both
were about eighteen years Of sge, ana were
warmly attached 10 each 9th er.
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Three Canaiaases s>v HEMP.

DAsuLLE. Va. August 3L-King and
Evans, two negToes sentenced 70 be hanged
for the murder Of shapard, confessed they
saw q third, TAEney Younger, shoot Shsp-
ard. King says they saw, ss he was driv.
ing along the road, Shspard, counting
some money. They rook q pAsh and got
ahead Of him. YouDger asked SHEPARD 70
let them ride, and when he refused fired
at him five times. They then ran Oh. and
away. Evans at 6rst denied that be knew
anything about the murder, bvt aftefvard
admitted that he was along with the ots.
.rs. Both declare Younger told them be
had run away from West virgins because
he killed a man there. ft Vl t--.s
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Dunped Him FIRST and Killed Him
AneKNArds.

BGros ReeuK, La, August 3l.-Sear Col
fax. on the Red river, Gilbert Du6ers went
to-day TO his brother-in-lav, Ricnhro pa
rec, 20 collect debt OF si3 Msg;e eohia
not rsy, ard Dubers shot him dead.
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Am Explorer heard From.

LONDON, August SL-A, dispatch from
Zanzibar says Fischer, the German ex.
plorer, has returned from the interior Of
Africa.
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THE JAyANEsE EARTHQUAKE.
The Total Loss of Life Estissl ated at
Thirty Thousand.

BATAVIA, August 3l.-The captain OF
steamer which was in the Strait OF Sunda
during the recent volcanic eruption reports
that ashes fell on the deck Of his vessel to
a depth of eighteen inches. He seen mass
es Of floating pumice stone seven feet deep.
1t is estimated that ten thousand persons
lost their lives at Tjiringin. The. total
number killed by the eruptions and tidal
uraNas l. 30 400.
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Was Refused

p q ground Of the young lady being
'DI sixteen years Of age and the yrIIn'S
hs!. 'Wtnly. Last Friday Mrs. LeSrt,,s
n co. ely us'rOn, the mother of The Hs,
20 q maiden, and young Fr;evsId brtb
= ieaEs". There was no mistakina
Pc intention. FOR each left a note s,arinS
pa hey loved each other anu Lsi
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AMysterIous Manner,

10 tell the reason OF the expected boom.
Shortly after the departure of the inSDec-
tors an artillery officer from New York
drove up to the workshop and proceeded to
examine the gun. After half an hours
inspection. he said that it was Just the
thing wanted in the service, where neither
the powder nor the guns were worth a,
and that the last time the twenty-inch gun
was fired at Fort Hamilton it kicked things
to pieces. The foreman then distributed
arrong the audience the card of a Walnut
street broker of whom the company's sock
could be bought, and the performance
-,
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Fatally stabbed.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Angus. 81 In
o,,s,ref about a hase bait CgI.e IN h-r,
Seo+gc JarsfoH fatally s'SHbe3 RpbeTt
By;ICrgts, boIE sEs ~ 0'5f.
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A Deadly BIev.

ST. JcsErs. No, August 81 Daring .
rex Al ,be Gaming WORKS 20 day Nsry
Fnh.y threw to1 Al hoy lt misaed
biE,, Int kh Caroline HupP al2 ki4.d
L,i.
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The West Virginia Cadet Pleads Guinty

ANNAroLIs August 3l.-The Court Mar
tial for the trial of the cadets charged with
hszing, began It's sessions this merning.
The first cadet tried was Trspneil. He
pleaded guilty. II. b. Wineram was the
next called, and pleaded not guilty.
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'....set,,eaNN.raes...

L71lz EoeK. August si.-A G..',,s
spteisi says General Billy Rider. ~ s.
Louis. Who tiil.d O'Bhen . HSts,r,ass
two ysss, ago sas acquitted .aday ~ h-n'
Tn. uhere 'be Case was taken on ehaax5
NJ itLn.
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S.Oue Away Foxe,her

iS CnaWayS came to this CITY and "a.
\ . r.G u"'.l NoudSy, when rb-y Iaf, fS-
p. U"kuOwn. Three % the col,,is,s
. or. in Sssrch OF them. sni tbav
Mrs LPsrtage hsd 'akpl S3pr ,S ~
irs'>' money. Miss R=heCcs waS f-,,ric
- SLe lssEGsd Qf bsE loYsEs iadIvlity
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lhe Cholera.

ALEXANDRA, August 3I.-There were
eieEen aeaths trVm eho.ers yesterday,
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On The part Of both parties, aud soon
Madame RumOr had ii that the dashing
Young kansan would wed the young lady.
The father Of young Phillips ex.COngress.
man Phillips, came on and endeavored to
Break OF the match. The young man.
Enough ouy 20 years of age, told his
Father that ne was lust too far ZONE N
1hink OF such a thing. Young PbilIips
pas appointed To an assistant paymas.er-
>tElp IN the navy, and remained here until
Mach last, when he was ordered 20 duty
at San Francisco. The young man, think.
1ng hIS father was the cause of his removal
10 TIE Pacific coast, and it was plot 10
Separate him and the one to whom he was
<6eYoied, consulted his friends. and was adj
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Secretary chandler.

RcCKtsND, M, Aurnst SI-The Talla
pC"sa with Secretary Chandler has arrived
fl9m Bar HsrbOT,
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A Brief Dialogue:

"You have worked for me fourteen
years, haven't you" said Mr.. Keely.
Becker.
And how much do you know about
running the motor said the inventor.
Nothing" replied the foreman. IF
l did | wouldn't be here wearing dirty
shirt"
Mr. Kelley afterwsrd made some astute
remarks about a thirty pound vacuum, and
Mr. Becker said that the stock would be-
gin to rise again within a week. He re-
fused in
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Ihe seu ErrI.na presth.

Bosros, August si.-rbe drouth 10
Eastern New England, which has lasted
Eve or SIX weeks, has become % serious
that crops have. been greatly iininred. with
a troGpect OF stfli further damage IL the
droa,t, is not broken EaFJE .s
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obtain Judgement by Default,

The Courts are not through with him
yet, and Wagner will undoubtedly be con-
victed of several hundreds or possibly
thousands of cases which are still hanging
over his head.
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HARRISoN'S INSTITUTE.
The Sessions Productive of Much
Good - Prominent Gentlemen Pres
IVperinl 10 NE Register

Speridl 70 The RegtSteT
CLARxsBUEG, W. VA, August 30.-The
exercises and rendering of the programme
during the weeks session Of the institute
hes been characterized by marked attention
and interest upon the part of the teachers
as well as the public. Over two hundred
teachers attended the Harrison County In
sututes. The audiences at the night ses-
sions at New Salem were large and the hall
did not afford seating capacity. Quite q
number of prominent men from other
counties were present who assisted in max
ing the exercises entertaining. On Thurs.
dsy night Hon. Ben Wilson, in his agree
able and fluent style, addressed the teach
ers on the subject OF
Parliamentary Usages, Etc,
and no further session of the Institute was
held on that evening owing to q supper at
the new hall for the benefit Of the New
Salem band, to which the auditors repaired.
Hon. r. L. Butcher was present during
the various Institute exercises and did
much to encourage the teachers, stimulat-
irg them to greater endeayors, and his ad-
dress on Thursday Was exceedingly appro-
pirate, and his views endorsed by the
tsarherS The remaining prominent fsa-
lures Of the programme unexecuted are as
follows: On Friday morning MRrCells
Thompson, ESQ, at the request OF the In
Stitute. will rrpsat his mathematical sd-
dress which has been so highly appreciated.
At night appropriate addresses will be
made by c ". Lynch and A L. Hastead,
OF CIarksburg. ". Va The Institute will
ats1trfls n =
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The whirr of Machinery.

1ueu lney enlereu.
1t was not the great engine which had
made the noise. 1t was pony steam en-
gine running a grindstone up stairs, on
which Mr. Becker. the foreman, was sharp
ening a Chisel. Mr.. Keely then played a
tune for the vibrator, and remarked that il
was quite ridiculous to expect any expert
ments on the biz engine yet The big en-.
CINE wouldn't be ready for six weeks. One
Of the visitors who had promised number
of friends
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The New American Belt.
A PRIZE FIGHT OFF.
SIade and Mitchell. Agree 10 Quit
Training and Give Up the Mill.

ATCHIsoN, KS, August 3l.-Wm. Mad
den, manager of Charles Mitchell, the Eng
lish pugiiiat, arrived here last night, and
after conference with II. J. Rice. the man.
ager OF Herbert A Slade, the following
statement was agreed upon:
being notified by the authorities and
knowing il was an impossibility for the
Sade-Mitchell prize fight to take place un-
less all connected took big risk OF going
to the penitentiary, il was proposed 10
SHADES manager, H. ]. Rice, to draw the
fight of and he
Accepted the Proposition.
We accordingly hereby declare the fight
off," Both Mitchell and Slade have re-
ceiyed the following letter from the county
attorneys in which they have been train
ing, and as the rusult both have given up
training as the laws are too severe to per:
nit il without danger TO their personal
liberty
signed WN. MADDEN,
For Chas. Mitchell.
HENRY J. RICE,
For Herbert 4. Slade."
The letter referred to above is as follows:
GESTLEMEN:-I see by the papers that
you are preparing to a prize fight. | wish
10 notify you that under the Kansas
statutes il is penitentary ofense either
to practice or fight. and hence any attempt
on your part to do either will certainly get
you into tro7ble. While have no advice
10 give you in regard to this immoral
practice, | wish to say that the law will be
strictly enforced.
tSignedl JoHN LITrELI-
Prosecuting Attorney.
4 letter Of the same tenor and force was
received by Mr.. Rice from the Governor OF
the State.
Billy Madden % Harry HilL
NEw YORK, August 3l.-Harry Hill, the
stskeholdOlder, has received the following
dispatch from Billy Madden, one'ot Mitch
ellis hackers:
ArCHTsoN, rs, August 81.
It being impossible to bring the night on
without riskiDg to 90 TO Jail, We will With'
draw. Fight of.
h Rice. SIade's manager, tslegrsphsd:
Fight of. Will explain when come
home"
In answer to a telegram sent by Hill to
Mace In Chicago the following was re-
ceiyed:
Montague has wired aud ind Madden
does not wish the fight te go on afraid OF
arrest be says and as he asked you to axe
it draw reluctar tly submit although at
great loss"
The Fight 90 Come on Somewhere.
Harry HILL S.y- to night: III II is i'm
possible 10 hs Se the fight within 100 miles
Of Kansss City. as agreed upon, another
hattie ground will hsve 20 be selected.
am stake nolder and there will be fight
somewhere before / surrender the stakes. !"
The fight viii probably take place in the
neigh 'oorhood Of New Orleans.
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a Long Visit.

CoPESHAGES, August Sl.-The Gar and
Czarina will remain in Denmark a month.
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A Ride to Now York

on Sept. looked grieyed, whereupon Mr..
Kelley called attention TO the fine appear
anCe which the black and white lining of
the shell would present after 1t has been
ensmeled.
The directors then went uD stairs and ex-
amiued the wrecks OF the twelve little en-
gines used i'm past experiments. They con-
Cluded that the remains Of the 5000 one
closely resembled the fragments OF the
$4,000 engine down stairs. Then Mr..
keely and Mr. Becker. the foreman, went
through
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a9nd keep the matter a secret for a vIYs
q his he did, and on the 18th Of last N,rrI
The couple proceeded to a lite town n
i Virginia, where they We're married N-s
Phillips has left for San Francisco wIs.a
tShe will join her husband Ifis said t5,I
Mr.. Phillips. ST, had arranged To have b;s
Ron ordered 70 a three yesrs' cruise A. "a,
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THAT WESTON DEBATE.
A Correspondent VINO Gives succint
Account of the Discussion.
To kc Editor u DC RcGiJtcr.

To The Editor of Tie Register.
WESTON, August 3O.-l have been await
irg the author OF the article in which W.
X. McGary was SO falsely represented, to
either substantate his assertions, or make
reparation for his unwarranted attack.
Such step not being taken, ! think it con
sistent with the principles OF your paper
and In justice TO the young man, that he
BE set Alright
refore the public and his motives ex-
plained. The writer of this was close lis
leucr to the question discussed by both
sides, and presents the following as sue
cint relation OF the affair: Prof. Hodges,
by way OF experiment, cooked the white OF
an egg by pouring on il alcohol. lie then
asserted, and with some show Of reason,
,hat the same cause produced the same ef:
feet on the albumen OF the brain. This led
him into
AMost Eloquent EHusiOu
on temperance, which, though little radl'
cal was replete with good advice. The
speaker was unsparing In his wholesale and
abs olute condemnation Of whisky sellers,
as the causes of all crime emlnatlng from
the use of drink. Mr.. MCG. arose and
made the assertion that all the burden OF
lOt piNSCN VA SHN
ers Cf the vendors OF liquor, but that the
consumers. being endowed with free will
and liberty, knowing the consequences
following from the use OF such, should
bear
Their Portion of the Blame.
He moreover said, In contradiction 70 Mr..
Hodges statement that men who drink
were not in every case imbeciles, rendered
incapable nf performing the dnties incum'
bent upon them. but that on the contrary
some o. the most beautiful gems, OF
thought and diamoHdS OF "rat"ry ortginat-
ed in the minds Of bright men while in
their cups. Now, he did not say that
whisky was the canse OF il, and that 10 be
brilliant q man must be drunkard feel
confident that nine-tenths OF the teachers
did not misupderstsnd Mr.. MEG. His
we'll known reputation would exclude any
accusation that he was
In Favor OF Intenperanee.
How many young men can cay with SIM
cere countenance to the world that they
never made use OF profane word, or ever
allowed drop Of liquor 10 pass their lips
in a life time? Mr.. AcG. can safely say
that. FIAT JUsTITIA.
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HRNP RAll

Columbus .: Allegheny, o.
Detroit, IS; Toledo 0.
Providence 6, PhiladelPhias, 8.
Athletic s, Eclipse 3. -.. ts
Cscinnaiis 5 Bsliimores 3.
New Yorks 4, Bostons. 2.
ST Louis, 5, Metropolitaus. 4.
C,eSelsnds 3. Indianapolis ..
QuIncys ., Bay CiIy7.