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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20

A sporting paper published, in 1873. a
list of 32% horses, with their best records,
down to the close of the preceding year.
This first list of the kind known to me,
was very imperfect in its details; it was
revised for the next year, and since that
time many lists, in one form or another,
have been published. The figures for the
animals with records Of 2:25, or better, are
reasonably accurate; for the others there
is much Discrepancy. In the following
tables the numbe's are my own, counting
down to 1872, inclusive; the numbers
after that date are derived from yari
Gus lists published since that time in the
sporting and breeding periodicals. From
the very nature Of the case, the table can
not be accurate in the large numbers, bot
the numbers do not lose their value for
comparison with each other from such
faults as to the details Of the larger mum
bers, and as such, it Is undoubtedly the
most significant series Of numbers ever
compiled TO show progress in evolution,
whether of a breed or species The num-
Der of horses with records OF 2:in, or bet.
ter, is now stated to be over 5000.
leave ii to mathematicians to plot the
curves which Immediately suggest them.
selves, and determine bow fast horses will
ultimately trot, and when this maximum
will be reached.
The Table
show the number OF horses under the re-
spective records
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20

PUGiLiSTIc,
The Champion'k Father shows His
8ele1ce.

Bciesce.
BosroS, May l9.-John l.. Sullivan came
honestly by bis pugilis;ic prosess. In
saloon, at Washington and Northampton
streets, last night, the champion was being
pretty freely discussed. when q minor city
official remarked: "well, ] did once have
q good opinion OF Sullivan, but look at
him now as | would at any other mau thst
is unkind to his father and mother, Is .
duffer.''
A vigorous old man who had heard the
words hustled up To the speaker in .
threatening way and thus delivered him.
self:
II won't stand that. John is my son,
and his name is John l.. Sullivan"
The defsmer OF the champion didn't get
a chance to apologize, for the old man let
fly With his right hand straight from the
shoulder, and the fellow measured his
length on the floor. The old man waited
for The defsmer Of his son TO come to time,
but, though young and strong, the name
OF Sullivan seemed TO terribly him even
more than the knock -dewn blow. Sulh.
van, Sr.. did not press the Tight and the
politician carried home black eye rs
soon as he could conveniently withdraw
from the crowd. The old man wants II
distinctly understood that the story that
John first INDUCED his pugilistic mania
with his mother for victim is false.
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she winter. There will be about three
feurths of the usual crop, IL nothing inter-
.eres between now and harvest. Grass
crop good. considering Late spring. Corn
Is being planted Business is only fair,
not quite as good as il was one year ago.
weszeI Connty.
From New Martinsville The prospects
for a good wheap crop in this county are
excellent Business is fair; ready money,
however, rather close. Business in this
place at The time is in prosperous conai-
tion, and the outlook for future encourag-
ing. "
! From Parkersturg-Crops of grain will
be about the average in quantity. Fruit,
except perhaps apples, haye been inJurea
by the trosts and cold winds Business is
not specially active here just now, but the
outlook for the summer is considered rea-
sonably good.
Writ County
From Writ C. H.-Wheat. and grass are
looking exceedingly well-acreage Of
former about average. There will be q
large acreage of corn planted. Fruit will
BE Alright crop There is general depres-
sionin business on account OF Q pressure
Ia money matters.
% MarshaI County.
From Bellten-Wheat has improved con-
siderable the past few days. 1t is thought
she yield, will be about five-si1tbs OF last
Jssafk crop -kArgs corn crop going into the
ground in fine condition. Business dull.
From Observation-Disclosures does not
look we'll, some OF it ploughed up, this
spring. Prospects are for about three.
iourths crop. Pasture good. Although
spring is later than usual. farmers are
preparing 10 put in large acreage OF corn
and oats. Business is little dull, but
people are hopeful.
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Accident to n Train.

INDIAEAPoLIs. May ia dispatch from
Litchiield, ILL.,, says: The cyclone struck
this section of country at 10 o'clock last
night, doing great damage to barns, fences,
stock. ETC., accompanied by loss OF life at
staunton, Mt Dime, Barnett, HillSboro,
Woodbury., Edwsrdsville, and several
other places. 1t struck Hillsboro at $3.50
p. NJ. tearing away the iron bridge Of the
Indianapolis Il st. Louis Railway, letting
the engine and baggage car of passenger
train No. u, going east, fifteen minutes
late, down in the creek, killing Engineer
Weich and crippling and scalding Fireman
Harrington, who was brought here and
placed in the hospital. The smoking car
was turned over, but 40 one was hurt.
One house and barn were blown away at
SlAnntOn.
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FOREIGN MATTERS.
Excitement In ireland on the Pc os's
Letter unabated.
Mccarthy Fayoring the Organization OF a
Movement 10 Raise Funds for the
ParnelI Testimonial.

Losrov. May l9.-The excitement In Ire.
land over the Popes circular 20 the clergy
j. undated, and finds expression in all
quarters Justin Mccarthy, member Of
Parliament from LOngfo,d. has sent cir.
cular 20 prominent Irishmen connected
with the Irish National League in London,
suggesting the formation Of an organization
10 assist in fur,hering the movement 10
raise testimonial for parnel!. The town
commissioners OF Dupgarvan, Ireland, last
night adopted a resolution approving OF
the Pspal circular, on the ground that II
counselled disUnion between the priests
ana people OF Ireland, which would tend
10 promote organization and schemes Of
secret SEC cites.
James Carey Released.
DrmTS. May l9.-Jsmss Carey, the In.
former. was to-day released from custody.
Carey declares that he intends 10 remain
in Dublin. and. further, that be will Wig.
orousIy prosecute those OF bis tenants ocou-
pying bis premises who refused TO pay
rent ,ince he became an informer.
Ever since Carey turned informtr his
house has been gusrded by policemen snd
on bis liberation day the guard was doub-
led.
More Cos spiratsps ASraigsed To-Day.
LIvERrooI, Msy I9.-Tbe dynamite ooa.
,pirators Kennedy, OHeriihy. alias Dsl.
ton, Dessey and Flanagan, we're srrsigned
in court this morning and formally charged
With conspiracy 70 murle a. well - tres
son and felony.
Testimony vss given by the witnesses
a. 81 the "A anR
we're connected with Deasy and Planagan
in the conspiracy.
The Iu1oSmerN' Reward.
The Crown proposes 10 distribute the re-
ward offered FOR the deiectioo OF the Pb0,-
IL 10 believed 1t will also send absosd forth
Nth oil the InfoSmers who d~sire 70 leave
the country.
HsSe Asr~sss,
DCEItS. May I9-Ssyeu persons hsve
b.sp arrested near BsrpiiIe, chsTged With
being connected in tbs shooting OF Ara
sn,ytbe. who va, murdered April 2. 1851. 3
snsmssed Visit or the Cass.
BEsIIx. May 10 -It IL reported the Gar
will meet Emperor FrsDcis Joseph. Of
Austria. sEd King Hun,bert, Of Italy. here
neat autumn.
Bi.asSks Health.
Oficisl bulletins respecting the health OF
Eynaick spouid ~ received vith caution.
Il 10 s,+r'.d the Prince suffers great psins.
brt The oLjeris to the issue f alarming
bulIe,ins. he - much affected by the
political 6isspyoib'DS ats Be has sKper
unctd, and, il 10 tsid. ihs grfs'est tpori
in regf RI ,6iie p.goiisti0ns between PsHs
,is src he ystlcsn tas sis0 tesn iscafae
Of trouble.
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From WellSburc-Wheat will yield
about two thirds usual crop. Fruit pros.
poets good.
CabeII County.
From mHuutipgton-The condition of the
growing crops in this county is good and
future prospects bright. The general pres.
ent condition Of business lie gOvd.
Monroe County.
From AlderSon-Wheat survived the
winter reasonably well and is looking bet.
ter than at the opening OF spring, but is
not generally as promising as at the same
time last year. Oats promises a full crop.
Grass reported excellent Fruit un-
injured. The outlook for business
is very fair. Lumbermen are busy and
lsborers of all kinds tiud ready employ.
ment.
Doddridge County.
From West Cnion-It is believed wheat
will not yield more than half an average
crop. A large acreage Of corn is being
planted.
Kanawha County.
From Chsrleston-Crops about an aver
sge. Business somewhat slow on account
OF the condition of the coal trade. Future
prospects good.
From Coalburg-Crops backward, but
ness dull and unsettled by recent failures.
Lewis County.
From Weston Wheat and oats in this
county look we'll. Farmers are busy
planting corn, and as consequence bust
ness here is dull at present
Marion County.
From Fairmont-Wheat and grass 10
good condition. Corn Just planted snd
weather favorable. Business is good anu
The outlook encouraging.
Preston CeHnty.
From Crsnberry-Wheat did not winter
very well, hut the fine weather recently
has ,nYroSed it very much. The spring
hss oyened very, seaSoCabiy for sli crops
Business is not very brisk. Prospects for
fruit are coed.
From kingwood-Wheat is very short
aud indications are that not more than one
half 10 five cIeh'S Of a Cron will he grown.
\ felI acreSce ol oau has been s2wn anG j.
toking well, and !nli average o' c1-n. IT
srca, Will be planted Grass rromi:-s I
iui. crop. As ys; the fruit is uu'riure'i
and = lar :. crop promised Business, in t.
ge. srsi way IS fair
Taylor Couuty.
uram C. '.CG-Thc wheat prs spect only
i.ir. Lavs', T-oseu =: considerable daring
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sudden Death on q Train.

MEADYILLk, Pa, May II Yesterday
shortly after the arrival here Of the express
uain west, John Armstrong passenger,
aged sixty years. died ou the train from
heart disease. He WIS on hiS way from
Brooklyn 10 Arena, Iowa, and was sloue
rrIegrsms were sent to both places, bat. 81
far his friends filled tn answer them. The
nS,.y was r. moved from the train here: An
inguest was held by CnSoner Pan'Z and th'
rema.ns prepared fcr in'srmeni by an un
dertsker, awaiting Vrdtrs from relatives. u
sound.
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The Soldiers FEELINGS Hurt.

WASHINGTON, May l9-There IS much
feeling among the Army of the rotomec
men over the fact that neither the Presi-
dent nor any member OF his Cabinet ac-
cepted the invitations given them to take
part in the various features OF the late re-
union. All the members of the Cabinet,
except Secretaries Frelinghuysen and
Chandler, were in the city, and Attorney
General Brewster was assigned TO a toast at
the banquet, to which he had agreed to re-
spond. Secretary FoIgers late illness af-
fords ample reason for his absence. The
invitations to the President and Cabinet
were in each case extended by a commit
tee on the part OF the Society.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
How tho TrottiBs Horse Has Kept
Pace Withthe Swift March
Of Time.
TIE Four Base Ball Ass ociation
Records In the Champion
ship Race Summed Up.
Aquatic and Other Pastlmes Re-
viewed for tho EdiAcation of
the Sporting Fraternity.
HORSE TALK.

In speaking Of the evolution of the trot-
ting horse, Mr.. VIM. II. Brewer has this
to say: The American trotting horse is an
example OF a new breed of animals in pro.
cess OF formation. As yet it can hardly be
called definite breed In which the special
and distinctive character is either fully de.
veloped in quality or satisfactorily fixed
by hereditary. Great progress has, howev-
attained great speed, and oil the better
ones have derived their trotting excellence
in part, at least, through harmony.
The gain in speed is given in the follow
ing table, which shows the best records at
mile heats, emitting the names OF the spe.
cial performers:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20

rram C '.CG-Tht wheat prt spect only
/. ir, Lavs-.' F-oseu =: considerable daring
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A DASH FOR LIBERTY.
.Parkersburg Prisoners Make Bold
n Attempt 10 Escape.

n Attempt 10 Escape.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
PARKERsyURG, W. VA, May l9.-Parkers-
burg witnessed an exciting scene to-day.
Three desperate characters confined in Jail
charged with burglary, made bold strike
for liberty, and succeeded in escaping but
were soon recaptured. One of the prison
ers is charged with the Pennington post
office robbery. The two for burglary at
Parkersburg. With a small saw made from
a pocket.knife, and high stool they made
a hole in the ceiling and through the roof.
From there there they jumped on an ad-
Joining shed-roof, into yard and over a
fence. As the hindmost descended from
the fence. he was met by Charming Smith,
of the Index, who held him at bay until
Officer Burns took charge of him. The
others were captured in a lumber yard
NEAR by and were lodged in Jail. The re-
naming prisoners of that quarter OF the
prison were quietly playing agame of cards
and made no effort 10 escape.
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SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFE.
True Devotion Deserted for n French
DanseuSe.

NEWPORT, r. l., May 19.-The season
saensd to-day with . sensation which Is
tickling the palates CT the cottagers who
have slready arrived. Last December
fashionable wedding took place at "Swan.
hurst" the contracting parties being Miss
Sarah Viii ting, youngest daughter of Mrs.
Whiting and Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont,
q son Of Hon. August Belmont, of New
York. The bride was born in the house
where the was married. The bridesmai Is
on she occasion of the marriage were Miss
Carrie Astor, Miss Tiffany and Charlotte
Whiting, and the best man was Hon. Perry
Belmont.
intended passing the remainder OF tie
winter in Europe il was intended that Mr..
and Mrs. Belmont should go with them,
and accordingly early in January the whole
party sailed for Europe, and went directly
to Paris. where an apartment was taken,
and the whole family lived together.
Young Belmont had not been in Paris more
than q week before be decided 70 take
trip, when he returned he hoped peace
would reign" But his stay was prolonged
to over six weeks and nalioiously inclined
people said he had been in Paris before
and formed some -. ssss
Quessiennble Aequaiutsncess
Friends of Mr.. Belmont say his compan-
ion en- voyage was a son of Mr.. John Num-
TO, the banker. Enemies say his comPan-
ion was French danseuse whose agility
had pleased him when he wore middys
uniform in the United States navy. Mr.
Belmont is said to have enjoyed pleasant
outing, but on his return 10 Paris he found
the apartments closed and occupants gone.
The young bride had 10 cross the ocean
alone. Sympathy is with Mrs. Belmont,
more so because the bridegrooms friends
were never very anxious that the wedding
should take place. The outcome OF the
affair will probably be divorce.
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Base Ball Yesterday.

CHICAGO, May lS..-Chicagos, A. Bos
tons, l.
DETROIT, May l9.-Detroits, :; Provi-
dence, ).
CLEVELAND, o., May l9.-Clevelands,
:; Philadelphias, 10.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May l9.-Eclipse, g.;
CinCinnati, 8.
ST. LOUIS, No, May l9.-St. Louis, A;
Columbus, u.
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Dead After a Remarkable Career.

ST. LorIs, May l9--Charles +. King who
died Wednesday bad remarkable career.
He killed his mistress eight years ago, es.
capped the g4IlowS three times, evaded two
five. years sentences TO the penitentiary,
md, after being acain sentenced to death,
mad n q sentence revoked by the United
States Supreme Court. After this decision,
a fortnight ago, he was liberated on bail.
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band refused either to pay the $500 or TO
celF FbIH Q a second marriage.
The boy at this time discovered, he says,
that his brother.in-law was not desirable
relative, and he would not let his sister go
away with him. ..
The Murder Tariff. --..
The day after the marriage Annechino,
so the girls parents say, came 10 the house
and swore he would hire another Italian to
cut the tbroats of the father and mother
and cut the face Of the girl unless she came
with him. This murderer he said be would
hire for $40.
Still the parents refused, and AunPchino
declared that when be would get the girl
he would live with her for q day and then
cast her out on the streets.
The family naturally became alarmed,
and the house was barricaded to prevent
Anneehino carrying out bis designs.
The girl was the most frightened of all.
She had said at the marriage she was eigh-
teen years, and now hoped by the fact that
she was but fifteen to break the marriage.
For two days the house was thus guarded,
the son being at the door. The proficiency
of this yoHng man is cursing and swearing
was no doubt deemed sufficient 10 drive
away the most sanguine Of $40 cItthroats.
But Annechino went TO the courts to OBJ.
tain his bride, and the matter Will no
doubt be finally settled tomorrow.
The Bridge Openisg.
NEW YORK, May l9.-About ten thousand
tickets are being issued by the Brooklyn
Board of Trustees to citizens whose pres
encP is desired at the opening ceremonies
on Thursday next. How will they be &C.
commodated is query that puzzles many
Who have given, they claim, attention to
the subject. The station building at the
Sands street terminus, where the speech.
making ceremonies will be held, will not,
ex Mayor Howell believes, accommodate
with siItings more than 500 people.
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Murderer AZ Nine Years,

PH1LApELPHIA, May l9.-Frederick Court,
9years old, yesterday afternoon assaulted
the 5.year old daughter Of Mrs. Williams
With a batobet inflicting injuries that will
result in death. Theu the mothers OF the
two children had fight. Mrs. Court and
her precocious offspring are under arrest,
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rourd His wife Burned 20 Death.

NEwBERN, y. G., May l9.-When John
KOrnegay left his home near this place to-
Jay his wife was lying in from. of the fire
asleep. The neighborS shortly afterward
LAW q bright light shining through the
windows of the house, and, entering,
found the womsn dead in the parlor, her
clothing being burned and the room on
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The ThiId district.

SpecI17 UfY"I'N "a Wc h1YI7'F.
CHARLESTON, May l9.-The official re.
turns from Monroe and Nicholas cut down
the maiorities reported for Snyder con.
siderably. Monroe gives him 30 aud
Nicholas 21S Logan is reported as giving
him over 7CO. but the report is not official
and 1000 majority will be near the figures.
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Mining Accident.

Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
GRAFTON, W. Va, May l9-Near Win.
dom, this morning, on the West Virgins,
Central and Pittsburgh road. by a fall OF a
breast OF coal Michael Reilly was instantly
killed, and smother miner, Bob Alternately,
MAs ssriouslY injured.
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Tried to shuttle on.

UTTER SANpUSKY, May l9.-Julia DargOn,
a domestic employed at Herrmsn's reStau-
rant, undertook TO shuttle Oft last night by
means of poison. Prompt surgical aid,
however, saved her. The young lady gave
several different reasons for her rash act,
but the probable cause was unwise love
affairs.
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sued for DeseFtion.

PITTSBURGH, May I9. This morning Mag
pie karn made sn information against
Henry Kbrn for Gessr,ion In the intor-
II alton ne alleges that he hss aud does
refuse 10 support her AMI her three chit
dreu al. d ihej are starving, sni that h. has
-Iso threatened to iske l,r life. 4 wsrrlns
Vss is,ued iOr HtHry's arrest.
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R,cBxosp Va. Xsyfs--Is - yssia,.
Eyi,coysl Council tc.dsye Noeaeston -
stop'ed authorizing the Bishop - eoPSses
. enUmjtiee OF siK elersymee ana go
,.ct q division OF The 6iae-ss. Ard shore
aid e1rniNte oSseiuAe ths disnsoe
sb{ula BE- Et1s. 10 ta..e si. aecs0sIy sefs
"a this ecd.
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VfRunnx Wins.

NEW YoRK, May l9.-Vignsux and Car
ter plsyed the tenth game Of the cushion
Carom billiard tournament today. Wig
nSux won in eight innings, making the
second best aversge of the tournament
The following is the score: Vignsux, 500,
Carter, SO.
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EASTERN OHIO.

From Bellaire-The farmers say the pros.
poets are favorable for good crop OF wheat
and fruits. Business with the glass facto.
ries is dull, but all are hard at work piling
up stock. Business generally is dull, duller
than for years at this season of the year.
Money is very easy and in plentiful supply.
COshOcton County.
From Coshocton-Wheat will not yield
more than one.fourth OF last years crop.
Corn, usual acreage being plougned, none
planted Oats not doing well, on account
Of dry weather. Business good and future
outlook fair for merchandise. Building
operations exceed those of any year for
ten years past.
Harrison County.
From Cadiz-Wheat in this county is
growing nicely, and it now looks as If
H., re would be fair crop. Corn is about
all in, and the grass though short for the
season. is growing fast The business out
look is good.
Noble County.
From Caldwell.-The prospect for wheat
in this county is bad; will not yield to ex-
ceed one.third of acrop compared with last
wear. The business outlook is fine. Twen.
iy.five per cent. OF old crop of wheat is un-
sold, and money matters are easy. A new
railroad is being pushed through the
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P.vi.h,diu che ftanes.

EsIAEX,I. Ky, May - AT Cr5Fp@Ts.
Shscty Cnu.ty. seven mi g fr"n here ;iSt
night, the house Of William Williams was
destroyed by FIRE. His brother. Harry
Williams. sged sbou, 20, Ie:ishe'i IN the
fsm,s. LEGENDARY. los, on Eosse, s--VS.
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A, Insane Mo,ber.s Au ful Crime.

OMAHA, NEB., May l9.-Mrs. Brigham,
living meas Long Pine, last night cut the
throat of her two.year-0ld child with
butcher knife. She held the little one
until il died. She then horribly slsshed
an older child, but not fatally. The woman
"a
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Our representatives AZ: the Corona

BERLIN, May l9.-Mackev, of Nevada, has
started for Moscow 10 attend the corona
ton Of the Car, as q member OF the A'deG
ssp mission. Mrs. Markey, who scT9mnl
nies her husband. has fifteen court dsesSeS.
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BASE BalL.
Tho lEagup.

There has been ~ untef change in the
IFseue rsce dDTTg ihs past f-S days
Providence il sill IN the lrad- and are
playing up to their "sns stInd1rd.
American Ss."eiatton.
Tie Athletes, OF Philadeiphia head the
I:st in the American As'"cistior. and
-cbrctly any change in re race hare taken
ylsce since tie publicst'ou of the official
taties il the REGisIEE Last TUESDAY.
Interstate a~soci.iton.
The Merritt Club. O. Camden. y. J., an
dar the able dire"ton o. West Fis!er, ieads
n the championship s"f3's. sith q record
OF four viciorifs srr nst one t'Fsst. 1hr
aerrit.s lsst week defeated lie QulGhStsp,