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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
A BRACE OF BRUTES.
The Murderer of Harding to be
Hanged,
He Maintains an Air Of Indifference During
His TriaI-GOOd Subjects for Lynch
ing at Detroit and Erie
Other Crimes.

OAKLAND, Mo, September 2G.-John
house Lere this afternoon of murder in the
first degree, for killing Josiah Harding on
the night of May 18th, 1883, near the town
OF Elkins, on the w. Va, c. Il P. railroad.
The jury was only out about twenty-five
minute:, and OIL their return rendered the
verdict, which the condemned negro re-
ceived with the laughing remark: The
circus is over; and now for the concert
The trial of Smith began on last Tuesday
afternoon, and the taking of evidence was
proceeded with on the following day.
There we're nineteen witnesses. The most
important witnesses for the prosecution
we're Mrs. Harding, widow OF the aCCused's
victim, Bob Harding her fifteen year-oid
son, and Alice Harding, her nineyear. old
daughter, Mr.. Jerry Browning, who iden-
titled Smith at the time Of his arrest, Nc
CARNEY, the Winchester, Va, policeman
who arrested him, and COlmsn Russell and
Silas Jefferson, COlored, the former an in.
mate OF the shanty Smith occupied
Prior 20 the Murder.
The incidents OF the murder as adducel
by the testimony showed that Smith called
at the Harding home early on the night OF
the murder after Carousing in Elkins all
day, and subsequently, as the Harding
family were preparing for bed, two shots
were fired through the window, In the
excitement which ensued Harding sent
his family up stairs, but Alice, the nine
year old daughter, was asleep in the
bed IN the room and was. forgotten.
His wife, having left the first
floor, Harding advanced 10 the door, opened
it, and Smith came in. The negro caught
his victim by the throat, and the little girl
awakening saw him pull out revolver
and shoot her father. The lamp having in
the meantime been eXlinguishet, Smith
felt his way up stairs and dragged Mrs.
Harding down intO the yard, where he
drove the lad Bob, away at the point OF his
revolver.
After the killing Smith went to his cabin
ard told his companions 10 call him up at
four O'Clock.
Posse of citizens
came TO the cabin about midnight and
called for him, but he hid in a chimney, aud
after the searchers had gone, fled to Win
chester, Va. where he was arrested while
en- route to Washington.
Smith, who is a man Of rather extraordi-
nary shTewdness and intelligence for one
OF his race, maintained a stolid demeauor
throughout the trial and appeared utterly
indifferent as to his probable fate, but qui-
eted down considerably after the rendition
Of the verdict. He had no defense what
ever, and his witnesses were merely con.
Trajectory in non essential details. His
counsel worked faithfully, but without
hope, from the first, and few will regard
his fate as unjust or cOmmiserate with him
in it. The "cORcert" will be a gratifying
fnsle to the Elkins tragedy of last May.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE.

IilipOis saloonkeePers met in convention
AZ Quincy yesterday.
Accident, tire and pestilence have killed
sl,CUO people this year.
Mrs. Sarah StOckWell has Just died at
West BrattLebOro, VT, aged lO4 years and >
months.
brushing by female conyicts is about to
be introduced into the st. Louis, No,
wCTkhOuSe.
The situation in the Baakan peninsula
lends probably to - rupture between Rus
sis and Austria
Spleabee has been elected chief OF the
Greek Nation, a defeat for the Liberal and
Progressive party.
Miss Lulu Green, aged p, has left her
home IL albuquerque, y. NJ, to enter upon
life n a convent.
By a land shde near Windsor, Y. H,
Gilbert Knox was killed and Charles :.
EsDderlin probably fatally injured.
Henry Beatty, under arrest for killing
q msn n Talladega county, Ala, made an
attempt to escape and WAS shot dead.
Money sufficient for the defense OF
UIOUnvl Csry's slayer, has been RAISED.
The trIAi. il is said, will last but one day.
In Cleveland COuRterfeit silver dollars
are in circulation. They are said 10 b.
of zinc snd may Je detected by their light.
ness "a wel-ht
deaths from yellow fever at Mszatlan,
Mexico. There are shocking stories Of peO-
Dle being buried alive.
Colonel K. ). Strader, OF Lexington, ky.,
ON Fr!Cay ght shot and killed Bradford
Foster, - u. gro emplOye, gave himself mp
TO the authorities and was admitted 10 bail.
George II. Hale, a sewing machine agent,
was sent 70 the Elmirs, y. Y, reformatOry
for -Otb;nG Annie Wheeler in New York,
sitter having induced her to leave her
home.
A somuambulist while walking in his
sleep az Cleveland, Ohio, fell from second
story window TO .he ground, a distance OF
fifteen feet, and received serious internal
Injuries >
The trustees Of the Garfield Monument
Fund at Cleveland have $50, ,OOJ on hand
ard expect $4,000 more in a few DAYS.
Work On the foundations Of the -InOnu-
ment has begun.
The MasOns, after beirg escorted through
Cincinnati by he resident lodges, have en-
tered upon their supreme council. This IS
an important event in the fraternity, as 1t
is council Of the highest degree in Amer
lea
Holding q corpse for debt is something
new in Philadelph although it has been
frequently done in England. Judge Fin.
letter is to settle the case Of the body OF
RebsCca Scott, which is being held for
$3.50 board bill, tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
The NEWS OF THE MORNING.

Snmething about the new comet
A petition is before Gov. Jackson for par
don in an interesting murder case.
A patent self feeder at the Belmont mill
threatens q revolution in nail making.
Gas was struck in what is thought pay
ing quantity al Martins Ferry last evening.
he State Board of Public Works pre-
ssn,s the result OF assessing the railroads
In, fectual attempt to escape from the
Peniteutiary at MOundsYiile-A political
turmoil al the same place.
A brace Of brutes. The murderer Of
Hs-lirr, at Elkins, to be hanged. Good
sub.ec,s for lynching at Erie and Detroit
The Pittsburgh regatta. We lift our hats
10 Young Peter Priddy. Plaisted beaten by
Isvberger, while Weisgerber, of Wheeling,
withdraws from the professional contest.
The future Eanawhs and Webster rail-
road. An interview with Hon. E. G. Cra-
craft, tie protector and controlling spirit.
To run from Beverly to Charlestown. Com.
plete outline of the road and scheme.
A contest Of bands. After winning a
pre- by questionable means, the Weston
band backs ont Of fair and square contest
at the Clarksburg fair, and the banner goes
TO the Buckhsnnon boys, with the Clarks,
burg bvys close second.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
SIDE VIEWS OF POLITICIANS.

Samuel J. Tilden is said TO be fond OF
star gsz NJ He IS building new ooseTTa-
tories al GreystOne.
Geuers. Mcclellan has not yet made mp
his mind wbs'her he will spend tie winter
in WsShir gtpn Or in New York.
General Buffers old 5uckskiu horse,
which he rode through the war, is luNlri-
ous!y card for ct the Generals country
seat.
"CtrFo GUrdu" Williams expects all bat
silbIteu Numbers Of the Kentucky Legs
!stuIe 10 vote for his re election to the
SsIaIe
GeUsra Shermsu has telegrsphsd TO the
AtjEisr; G.. neral from Salt Lake city that
he vii rssch Denver 70 day, and will re-
Turn io Washington on the sth or lOth OF
O,t0L, =.
G'vsrncr CritteRden, Of Missouri, was
Saii' q IN S. Louis on Saturday by Post.
Dispatch reporter. Don't talk politics, q"
saio lie Governor; don't talk anything;
..m = 10 Sse the ST. Louis beat the Ath.
- tiCs,''
II" President is having good time at
&<.fR or'. end Newport is having a good
viii the President. Joshua could
W 'he suR stand still, but Il is the glori-
rsrugatiye Of the head of this nation
oloss seaside season beyond tAs
>--1-e
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A DEATH DEALING STORM.
ships Sunk and Foundered and Many
Drowned.


NEW YORK, September 26.-The Nassau
Guardian of September 18th, in its report
of the recent hurricane in that vicinity
says: The schooner Victor, from this port
to Jamaica, was lost and Charles Alseech
and lady with three men were drowned.
Monteneagle was lost with all on board.
The Carleton, from Nassau, with mails and
fourteen passengers for Naussua was driven
by the gale on the reef north of Euthern
and became total wreck. The following
passengers were drowned: Rev. ]. S. J.
Gigs, Mrs. Higs, w. A. Anderson, wife
and daughter; Nancy Sinons and two chill
dren, Elizabeth Colebrooks, Rose D. Fox
and child and Amelia Young.
The number of lives lost during the hur-
ricane was very great, fifty three having
been reported up to the present time. The
schooner Select from Grand Bahama has
not since been heard OF. The fishing smsck
Ripple is supposed to be foundered, the
bodies of two Of her men having drifted
on to Long Bay Gays. Crafts OF all kinds
we're damaged or sunk, but the crews were
saved, the number being fully one hund'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
INHUMAN BRUTALITY.
Assault on n Young Girl in Detroit
The Victim Bruised and Beaten.

Assault on Young Girl In Detroit
The Victim Bruised and Beaten.
EzTRoIT, September 26-An alleged c-'m.
inal assault was made last evening by Dan
iel Hughes, on Minnie Dwyer, sixteen
years old, daughter OF Mrs. Margaret
Dwyer. Mrs. Dryers story is that Hughes
csme TO the house ostensibly to renew his
a,Qusintarce. After little time she starr.
ed for the grocery, a square away, and
Hughes went out with her, bidding her
good evening after going short distance.
As soon as she was out Of sight Hughes
returned to the house, where Minnie
was alone, and made improper propo-
ssls to her. She refused and tried to
escape. He followed her into the sitting.
room, where he knocked her down, kicked
her in the side, bit her in the face under the
left eve, tore her hair and otherwise
bruised her but failed to accomplish his
purpose. She succeeded in breaking from
him and got into an alley, where Hughes
again threw her down. At this point her
screams aroused the neighbors, who came
to the rescue. When asked what he was
doing Hughes replied that she was drunk
and he was trying to get her into the
house. In the darkness and confusion he
escaped, and at last accounts had not been
captured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
LAYBEReER's VICTORY,
Priddy Easily Wins In the Local Con-

HURON. Pa, September 26.-The wealth
er to-day was pleasant, the water smo 1th
as glass, and attendance very Ia -ge. Prior
10 the races on the programme Pialsted ana
Layberger rOwed special ha f-mile race,
Layberger winning Oy three fOurths OF
length. No official time was taken, but
an official said it was three minutes.
At22O P. N. Joseph Kaye, James Taylor
and Charles Zirhut started in the first heat
of the veteran race, John Bigler being
scratched. Kaye lead at the start but WAS
soon passed by Zjrhut and Taylor. At the
half mile buoy Taylor took the lead, main.
tanning it to tie finish, Kaye second. Time
"A o..
c, ntestanis were Coulter, Powell Denmarsh
and Faulkner. The latter took the lead at
the start and maintained il 10 the finish,
al housh bard pressed by Coulter, who
came in a sparse half length behind. Time
% -.
The third and last
TRIAL Heat Was Holly Contested
between Siebert, Luther, and McCafrey,
With Scott away TO the rear. Siebert took
the lead at the first quarter sni came in
first with Luther snd McCaffrey bow sad
Row. half length behind. Tme-25:SN.
The final heat in the local race was
started at sis. Gang forged ahead at the
Quarter with Priddy q close second, Con-
nelly, Powers, Snyder, Moninger and Rich
ards. following. At the third quarter
Priddy passed Gang and came in winner
by six lengths; Gang second, Moninger
third. Connolly fourth. Tme-2l:l0.
Owing 10 the lateness of the hour the
final heat of the veteran race was postponed
until to, morrow.
Tomorrow Programme
will consist Of the deciding heat in the vet
ersn race and trial heats Of professionals.
The protest entered by number OF the
latter yesterday relative to the judges plsc-
ing them IN position, instead OF allowing
tie ~ to draw lots has been Withdrawn. and
all will enter except WeiSgerber.
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The Herald SWING in Line.

New YoRK, September 26.-The Herald
this morning, without flourish or editorial
comment puts the words 1.-Two cents" on its
margin, Where hitherto have been the words
"Three cents" The World announces
that, onRccolnt of the press OF advertising.
it will hereafter print eight columns more
than the Herald. The World claims that
its own example and success as a two cent
paper has compelled drop in rates amorg
its contem poraries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
Arres,ed on , Grave Charge.

ERIE, Pa, September 26.-Four highly
respectable young men, John Kaiser, John
Setter, Antony Kichnen and Fuh Klepp,
were arrested here TO day upon q grave
charge preferred by Veronique Kenneth a
woman nearly fifty years Did, who takes
quented locality through which she had to
pass, and that desperate struggle ensued,
in which her apparel was torn to pieces
and herself badly cut with knife in her
desperate efforts to protect her honor. The
lads were lodged in Jail, but q strong feel
ing prevails that an investigation will de,
veIop q very different story 70 that related
by Miss Neronique.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
Mr.. wilson's Naval Appointment.
Specidl 10 the ReJiSter.

WASHINGTON, September 26. Hon.
William L. Wilson, member of Congress
from the Second district, of West Virginia,
has been here for several days visiting the
departments and looking after important
official matters. He has just appointed
Joseph W. McGraw cadet to the naval
academy to fill the vacancy made by Mr..
Trapnell. Mr.. McGraw was appointed on
the recommendation, specially made, of
the leading men in the western end OF the
district, both Democrats and Republicans
Secretary Chandler, at Hon. John w.
Mason's request, ordered special exami-
nation for HIM and he has left here for the
naval academy.
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NoLoch.ou, for GIas.mes.

PrrrsBURGH, September 26 As tie out
ONE Of the meeting Of the glass manufac-
turers at Cleveland, yesterday, comProm-
ise and resumption of work in the factories
il Pittsburgh and the West is not improb-
sble. The manufacturers who have re
turned say that lockout is not desirable,
and express Q willingness to confer with
the men and settle matters amicably.
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AFarner shot by n Neighbor.

ST.. LOUIS, September 26.-A Wellsyille,
Mo-, special says: Oven Utterbsck, q prom
,nent farmer, was shot and killed on his
rsrn. lust over the Pike county line Foot
nrints IN a cornfield near by we're traced
70 the bone OF Wesley Collins, between
whom and Utterback there was hitter
feeling. Collins uas arrested
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JudRe DIekson Aeeepts.

NEwhRK, N. j., September 26.-Judge
Dickson, The Republican-eandidate for
Governor, has written bis letter of accept
ance, stating that though he did not seek
the nomination directly or indirectly, nor
desire the Office, be has no reason strong
enough TO justify his declining, and
if elected, will endeavor to perform the du-
ties of the Office. He approves the plat.
form in SFerY respect but as the Conven-
ton found him holding public Office Sc
ond to none in the State, 1t did not re-
quest him to abandon it, and after consul
tstion with his friends he will await, where
be is, the decision of the people OF the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27

The new compulsory education law in
Illinois is failure because OF the bungling
work OF the legislators who framed IL.
; Zach Chandier's widow has given 81 900
10 the Chicsgo WOm%n's Medical College
for the benefit OF those OF her sex who de-
ElEs - bsooals missionaries.
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ARife Reater KiIIed.

CINCINNATI, September 2.-A specia!
from Henderson, Kentucky, says that
Henry Holloby was shot and killed ysster:;
day by Henry P-uitt The men quarreled
because Holloway was whipping bis wife,
q steps;ster OF PruitL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
A ytolent CyelOue,

Bosrox. September ga letter from st.
Pierre, Martinique, September 8, received
here, says: ION the night of the 4th our
harbor was completely swept by . most
violent cyclone. Eighteen vessels we're
wrecked. Only one in the port was saved"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27

SHELBYvILLE, IND, September eS.-At q
special election yesterday in Van Buren,
rsNpskip Charles Vernon was stabbed TO
death by VIM. Cross
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sPRleHTlY PARKeRsBURo PaATTLe.
Valuable F0wI--Snm oned TO the BED
side Of ~ Dyin Friend.
Gincrinl Ia fhr RInisLer


PARKERsBUEG, September 26.-Csptsin
Frank Cooper, Of the SOnoms, IL the pos.
SCISSOR Of one OF Ike finest specimens OF
the celebrated Plymouth Rock chickens, Q
young rooster, not quite four months old,
and weighs eight and one.half pounds.
The chicken was purchased at Nassau, New
Hampshire, and came through by eIprcss
10 Psrkersburg, and cost t2D.h when de-
liyertd here. Many persons visited the
boat yesterday 70 see the chicken before d
gas sent 10 Bellville, where the Captain
able breed OF fowls
o. q. scbo6eld, Of the Wheeling Evening
Journal. spent Sunday here.
Dr. and Mrs.. Stafford left here Monday
day for Baltimors, where they were sum-
moned 10 the beside OF their son-in-lau,
Mr.. Patterson, who 10 dangerously Ill oil
typhoid fever.
The funeral OF the late Mr.. Bennett
Cook, one Of Wood oouBty's Oldest and
most esteemed citizens, took plsee from
the family residence near this city Friday
Afternoon.
The funeral OF the late Goodwin Van
Wipkle took plsos from the Tesidsn % VI J.
G.. Black ford, Ksq., Monday sftsrnoou.
Rev Father Hickey, Of 81 xavius ehareh,
delivered bis second lecture on Sindsy
night 10 lsTgs and apprecialvs 80 dience
Mrs. Broyhy, Of Altoona, Pa, . clIArlain,
vocalist, rendered some fine selH stions OF
the occasion
Mia Bessie Lyon, Of ClaIksbuJ z, hspsnd
ing the week with the family OF J.
Woodward, snd will socompay Y M,. Wooi
ward and family 10 the 90. Lo ais fair, which
OF ems october Isl
G L. spence sold ans G ibinet Grand J
4 6. Fischer piano 70 CSIt Wm. Dsyree
| last week.
over four miles Of track on tie Obi,
| River railrosd IL nov aid, and the work 4
/ being pushed a rapid y % poszi ole.
| Prof. Weaver VIII take charge OF G. L
spepce's music store In Marietta
Fitzhugh h Hur,ter attended the Man
etta fam last vest. and sold two fne pianos
Captain Muray, who leaves the Aisskl
70 take command Of the new steamer Ore
4 gou, msde hn last trip ia the Ala,ks Ia
ak days, txenty-one bours and thirty min
utss-t the best time yet recorded
| n. Loyson, formerly widely Known
Pere Hyscintbe. is about 70 visit this coun
try. and accordingly reporter has Alread
ob;siped sn Interview with Nine Loyso
spd discussed with ber such subjects {
might b supposed to interest Americsn
HeB VIM. II. Hunt. Ameriesn AinisA
70 Russis, Who hes besn vjsifDg Cfs:sel
uish his fsnisv. stsrfed fortnighi ago
4 retsfru tceG beter1bufE
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The Washington Regatta.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-rhe first
race on the Potomac river in the regatta to
Gsy was for junior fours, one mile and
half straiChraway. II vas won By the Po.
tomscs, Of Washington; the AnalosEsns, OF
Washington, second. Time 1886.
The second race, for junior singles, was
won by J. +. White, of the AnalostanS, IN
1924. NOr0dsy and Walters, OF the Poto,
mac club, made hard struggle for second
place, and their shells were so close at the
fRish that il was held to be q dead heat,
their time being ~ So Is.
The third race, for senior fours, was won
by the PO,omaCS, of Washington. Time
@ s. The Ecrekss, OF Newark, came IN
second in 9:43.
For the double scull race the Potonacs
had 8 wslkoYer.
The four-oared glg race was won 5y the
Co'umbias, Of this city; CreSeents, OF Pnlls-
Felpbis, second Time 9:i2.
The race for singles was won oy Sewers,
of the AnalOstAns, IN IL :5S; Warden, OF the
Potomscs, second.
The c0nsolatiou race for singles vas won
hy Kerxin, OF the Neptuues, of Lynn,
Mas: Walters, of the Essex club, Newark
n J. second Time 1858.
The eight CARED race was won by the 90
lumbias, with the PotomAcs close up.
Time S:2l.
In the consolation four-oared race the
EurekaS, Of Newark, had 9 WalkoYer.
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KILLED BY Her Husband.

MoaKRLY, No, September 26.-David Ca
BILE, colored, shot AMI killed his wife. Shs
ran away from his home At Booneylile and
refused 10 return. He WAs arrested.
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Marine.

$Nsv YoEK. September 26.-ArriTed-
State of Georgia. from Glasgow.
RSHr,x0HK, sepiemhAr af.--AIriY.d-Ths
HermApD, frOlA Bremse O.
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Nc w VA. THURSDAY MORNING. sEPTEMBER 27

representation than at Syracuse, but will
probably obtain twenty.four seats to the
county Democracy's thirty eight and Irv-
ing Halls ten. Kelley in an interview
stated That Tammany vas for peace.
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The ls.ss Rapidly AD1seaehsaG.
Bo~Yox antHmbsf I-1he Violent

Bosfos, kphmpef D-Aps v
changes going on in the sppesfsnos o. -
Brooks comet still oontipa ass, - shown -
the obserystioos msds st Harvard College
ObssrTsIory lsst night by Mr. chandiSs.
the fncresss OF light still continues, but q
les rspid rate, while instead Of the shasr,
,u,sll disk into which most OF the light
sas collected. the nucleus 10 spresdisg oct
ipto . confused, circular. psbuleus pstce
Of light. half . minute Of sn arc IN 49,
st.r' The comet 40 nights ago required
uoderstsiy isres tsIsseops 70 observe u
su, lsst night il could essily Be seen vith
IN opsrs glass, hsying incsesssd hiteee
ines in forty-eisht hours: The activity
Il the displsy, which 10 without parallel
o eomstsry history. 10 more extraordinary
On sei oont Of the very great distsnes OF
he oornst from ths sun. and, shouid t6e
present Iiaht continue, the brightosn u
tbe Object would sIoeed many amss its
com I'd brilliaucy.
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Ferry Yeass' kA1ssfsoss - - GA

Nm. Windows B0othtne byrup % ~
prescriptioa q ooe Of the 6-st fsm.,r phy.
sicisns snd nsrsss IN ths United 6tstss. s14
bss BEEN used feS forty jean uifp nsvsss
falling succes By miilloos 81 nsoti,er. fsf
Ib<ir children. It rslisv@ tbe child frgr
Pain. crres dyssptesy ssd diesyhnss Er:e-
ine IN tbs bowels and - eplie ~
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A TALK WITH HOADLY.
He is Sure Of Being Governor OF
Ohio.
A VOICE FROM INDIANA.
The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash's
Views of Politics in the Present
and Future-Holman Not
the Nan.

New YORK, September 2G.-Judge Hoadly
was to-day interviewed in Philadelphia by
a representative OF the World. When
asked shout his health he said: 81 am feel
ing very much better. To day took quite
a little ride about the city and afterwards
a stroll about the streets. After l came
back | took a drop Of whiskey, and felt
much better, but with this malarial poison
in the system one always feels better in
the evening. In the morning the dull,
listless, aching sensations come. feel as
we'll now as ever did, but my legs | find
are yet quite weak. l have been disap'
pointed at the slowneas of my recovery,
but all persons who have lived in malarial
districts know how difficult it is to shake
off this trouble when it once gets good
hold. DR.. Bartholow thinks l have done
wonders, considering my condition when
came here"
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RmSe Ball.

Bostons, Z; BuffAlos. S.
Philadelphlas, 8; Dstroits, IA
Cineinuati, s; Metropolitan 2.
Athletic, 5; Eclipse, y.
Sc Louis, %; Allegheny J.
uolRnbQS s; BaiHnsrA =