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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-03
CONDENSED TElEeRAMs.

Slight frosts occurred in several Of the
interior counties Of Wisconsin, Tuesday
night.
1t is reported that the Lackswanna and
Western Railroad Company have reduced
the price Of Scranton coal ten cents lower
on the ton than the Delaware and Hudson
Company.
The National Convention Of Masonic
Relief Lodges held their 6nal session in
Baltimore yesterday.
Judge Harlan is confined to his home in
Iowa BY sickness.
An inquest was held yesterday over the re-
mains Of Tom Davis, the murdered New
York sporting man.
There were heavy frosts Tuesday night in
several parts of Michigan.
The corner stone of the new Georgia
capitol building was laid at Atlanta yester-
day.
Louis RieTs appeal case is to be tried
next Friday.
A passenger train on the Indiana, Bloom
ington and Western Railroad ran from the
track, fatally injuring three train men and
'Siemoiishing s,b@exe-car.
Texas cattle fever is breaking out among
the cattle IN the vicinity Of Detroit, Mich.
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DISSATISFIED MINERS.
They Refuse to Work Until an.ObnoHIous
Order is Annulled.

They Refuse to Work Until au.ObnoHious
Order is Annulled.
HAzELToy, Pa, September 2.-Three
hundred and fifty hands employed by ]. c.
Hayden & Co, who operate the Spring
Mountain collieries at Jeansvllle, refused
to 60 to work TO day on account Of an order
issued in the name of the company to the
effect that on and after September the
miners would have to furnish their own oil
and cotton. At the same time the order
advanced their pay six cents per day, but
they claim that this mesgre allowance is
equivalent to reduction.
The men say that Mr.. Hayden, who is sb-
sent in Europe, is unaware Of the present
trouble, and that it originated With some Of
the minor officials. The latter have REQ uest-
ed the men to 60 to work until Mr. Hayden
shall return but they refused to do 50 while
the new order remained in torce.
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Base Ball.

At Boston-Bostons /, Providence 3. Er
rors, Boston, :. Providence, 5; bases, Bos
ton, !; Providence, ); pitchers Burlington
and Radbourne.
AT Philadelphis-Athletics, Is; Balh
more 3; errors, Athletics, 5; Baltimores, g.
bases, Athletics, 2l; Baltimores, 2; struck
out By Wetzsl. 3; by Vintou, ;.
At New neutrality-suspicious. 6. Brook
lyns, 3. Errors MetropOlitsns ), Brooklyn
3; bases, Metropohtans 5, Brooklyn 8, struck
out by Terry, I; BY Lynch, l.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 9; Cincinnati
s. errors, Pittsburg none; Cincinnati, 8
bases, Pittsburg, 20; Cincinnati, 10; struck
out BY Morris, l; by McKeon, 3. :.
At Chicsgo-Chicsgos u; Buffalo, 8
Errors, Chicago, 3, Buffalo, Is; bases Chi
csgo H. Buffalo ;; pitchers Mccormick
and Wood.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis | in third. De,
troits ? Errors-St. Louis /, Detroit 2.
Bases-St. Louis ,, Detroit ). Pitchers
Kirby and Gitzern.
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NEW YoRK'S CONVENTION.
To.Day's Session or the Labor Party
Gathering.

To-Day's Session of the Labor Party's
Gathering.
ROME, n. Y, September 2-The State
Labor Convention was called to order in the
Court House this morning BY Chairman
Frsney, at 10 o'clock. The Committee on
Permanent Organization reported F. +.
Donovan, of Brooklyn, for Chairman; Thos.
F. Bankratz, of Durhsmyille, for Vice
Chairman; John Connor, Of Troy and
Lewis B. Sherman, of Rome, for Secrets-
ries; Samuel McElwee, Of Rochester, for
Treasurer. Adopted.
Mr.. Donovan, on being escorted to the
chair, delivered q brief address, thanking
the convention for the honor conferred.
The other officers of the Permanent Or
gsnization were then introduced. The re-
port of the Committee on Rules and By
Laws was adopted and ordered printed.
A resolution giving the State Working
mems Assembly the right to fix the time
and place of holding the meeting OF the
political branch was approved and amended
so as to give the power to the Executive
Committee.
Resolutions condemning the action OF
Wbitelaw Reid and the New York Tribune
for alleged violation of the agreement with
the compositors were adopted unanimously.
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Death Of a Venerable virginia La,iy.


CHARLoTTgSvILLE, September Mrs.
Elizabeth I.;dssy Gordon, who died in this
county last night, was the wife of Gen. VIM.
T. Gordon, tor number of years a repre-
sentative Of the Albemsrle district in Con-
gress. Her life extended through aud GOV.
cred the administration of every President
Of the Uuited States, she having been born
in Altemagle county in 1892, during Wash.
ingtors FIRST administration, and she had
seen all the Presidents down 10 Grant She
was personally acquainted with Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe, and spent a great
deal Of her time during her gir!hood and ear
lier mauied Life at Monticello, of which
and its illustrious owner she had many
"reminiscences 20 tell She was thoroughly
versed in the public affairs, and knew some
thing of the history, career and connection
of nearly every distinguished person and
family Of ante-bellum Virginia Her mental
faculties were uninpaired up TO the day Of
her death, and her memory was somewhat
wonderful. Her children were Jas. l.. Cor.
don, for many years Commonwealth at
Jorney OF Louisa county, nov dead; Reuben
L Gordon, killed st the battle OF Malvern
Hill, Mrs. Hannah G Robertson. first wife
Of Judge Wu. j. Robertson; Maria Gordon,
now dead; Charles H. Gordon, ofFsuquier;
John c. Gordon, of Al5emsrle; Alex. I.
Gordon, Of Culpepsr, and Mason Gordon,
of Charlottesville bar.
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A SAD AFFAIR.
Particulars of the Morgan Drowning Ac

Particulars of the Morgan Drowning Ac.
cident.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-The psrtlc
ulars of the sad tragedy on the Potomac
last evening by which Mr.. John Il. Morgan
the only son of Senator Morgan, OF Ala
bama, and Mrs. Emma Della St. Ella, a
lady living at 2ll6 6 street, Northwest, lost
their lives, are as follows:
Mr.. Morgan, who is member Of the
Washington Canal Club, left the club house
about ! 0 clock in the afternoon, going in
the lola, double canoe, with Mrs. st. Ella,
while Mrs. st. Elias niece Miss Lulu Nc.
Csrthy, accompanied them in a single
canoe, as she desired to practice padding.
At about 7:lj o clock, when about a quar-
ter of @ mile below the chain bridge, the
double canoe was capsized, and both It's oc-
cupants we're drowned. Mr.. Morgan went
down while trying to save his companion.
He wss a good swimmer, bat OF very slight
physique.
Miss Mccarthy, who had t1rned her ca.
noe down stream, and was some distance
in advance happened TO turn her head and
saw the lola upset She saw The two occu.
pants in the water and heard Mr. Morgan
CRY, Lulu, Lulu" Lulu, Lula before be
sank. She at once turned about but when
she had padded to the spot, both Mr., Nor
gan and Mrs. ST. Ella disappeared under the
water.
The canoe it appears had struck sunken
rock. Help was summoned, bat the bodies
could not be found.
Mrs. st. Ella was widow about 20 years
old, a clerk in the General Land Office,
and resided with her sister, Miss Mccarthy,
at PIG G street. Mrs Morgan is critically
III, and sbe has thus far been kept in igno-
rance Of her sons death for fear the shock
of the announcement would prove fatal
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Funeral of the Poisoned Girls.

NV YoRK, September 2.-The funerals
Of Gretchen and Ella Holz took place to.
day from their fathers residence, on Hud.
son street, Hoboken. The display Of flowers
sent By sympAthizing friends was very large.
A number Of carriages containing relatives
and friends followed the remains Of the
two girls to the WeehaEken Cemetery,
where the interment took place. Druggist
R. N. Emde has 90 far recovered from the
effects of the poison be had taken, IS to be
able to leave his bed to-day. He is not in
the custody of the police, bar Is attended by
a member Of the Free Mssor's lodge to
which be belongs. The inquest on the
Holz girls viii not take place until next
week, ct which time ii is thought r "
Emde viii be able to be present.
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BRIDGEPORT.

VIM. Sharon, of Colerain, O., and John
Smith, Of Pleasant Ridge, leave this morn.
ing for San Francisco and intermediate
points.
Mr.. Waters returned yesterday from
Cleveland.
Thomas Maxwell is decorating the cell,
ing of the auditorium Of the Presbyterian
Church.
A horse belonging TO John Young me,
with an accident yesterday. A young man
working for him had been cutting weeds.
After finishing the Job be laid the scythe
down, and in few moments Mr.. Young
came along with load OF posts. Passing
through the pile Of weeds, the horse pushed
his front leg against the sythe, almost sever
ing the leg. Prompt attention saved the
horse from bleeding TO death. Moral-"A
place for everything and everything in its
place
The gangway at the dam gave way yes.
terday preciptsting Austin Gregory Isaiah
sbinn and Henry Tu.tin the river. Gregory
WAS badly hurt, three wheelbarovs loaded
With stone falling upon him.
The Bridgeport schools commence Sept
tmber lam, Win the game corps ol tscntf
except Miss Lilly and Ar. Druumohd.
&C. Hamilton and Wm Koehline re,
turned last evening from the Sullivan and
McCsArey lfize Hght.
Mestrs, " p. and A. p. 1sllman have
returned from q months sojoqrn among the
mountains Of Colorado. They saw George
Keoblne, an old BTidgeporter, who lives in
Council Bluffs, but is engaged in the cattle
business in Wyoming; His rancho has IS
miles river front and on il he has 1000
head Of cattle. AT the time be was seen be
was preparing to ship so car loads Of cat
tie.
Mr.. Nick Khun left yesterday on a fishing
trip to Freeport.
J. Benner, Of Wegee, was in town yestsr.
day.
Us. Holloway has returned from week,
vacation.
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ADying Confession.

CLEVELAND, o, September "A special
from Your gstown, Ohio, says that man
named John Custer, who died at Dayton,
Ohio, formerly worked st IouHgstoEn.
While there be made a confession to 8
friend il which he said that his right name
was John Goodman, that he had killed s
man named McNsmse at Walthan Mass,
and changed his name to escape arrest
The confession was made under promise
that it would not be divulged until bis
death.
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or TIE oHio.

an Epitome Of News Oone~r ming the Boat
and Boatmsn.
Casper Giles left on the Andes, Tuesday,
on q pleasure trip.
The marks last night indicated feet :
inches and tsllirg.
The Chancellor AID Courier departed
yesterday or good une.
The Diurnsl will be ;o-osy's Psrkers5urg
packet, leaving at II a N.
The Telegram, Capt Booth, leaves for
ClariDgton at ) p. m. to-day.
The Emma Graham leaves tor Cincin-
natl at clock this morning.
The Louis 4. Sberley passes 40 for Pitts
burg at I o'clock tomorrow morning.
Passed Down-H NJ Townsend, light, at
g p. m, J. II. Mcconnell, light 1 p. N.
In resps CT 10 coal shipments August Of
this year exceeds all others since 1869, and
double that Of the highest since that time,
which was in 1873. The shipments in An
gust this year amounted TO 100000
bushels
The .PitBburg coal feet arrived at Can.
cincinnati on Sunday.
MARKS at other pIsces-Ol City, 3 feet
and falling; Parkers Landing. , feet 2
inches, and falling; MorgsntoEn, 3 feet.
and stationary; Brownsville, I feet AID
falling; Rice's Landing, 3 feet 9 inches, and
falling. -
EyAxsvrLLE, September 2.-River fee,
10 inches and rising rapidly.
LoUIsylLLE, September 2.-Riyer sta.
riepary With 6 feet inch in canal; S fee'
II inches on the falls. Weather. clear and
cool.
CAIRo, September River l6 feet
inches. Weather, clear and cool.
CIsCIsEAn, September River Ii fee
o,5 6. .II;rr Wsather elaay And rool
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Cricket.

NV Yo.K Sept-mber 2-The cricket
match between the English gentlemen aud
the Staten Island club was inconple;ed,
and q draw after two days playing At
the close Of yesterdays play the visitors had
9l rurs Tor one complete inning and the
Staten islanders had not finished their FIRST
iruiu-. They completed it with q to.al Of
SO. The EngGshmen in their second IN
pirg made pa, leaving the home team 2I9
10 tie il their second inning; with two hands
opt tEev made -. when time was called.
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An EnterprisinE, RELIABLE Housss

Logan Il Co, can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best Of every
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticles as have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being always enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
sgeney for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery 6r Coasumption will sell it on q
positive guarantees. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat Lungs, and
Chest, aud to show or confidence. We invite
you cal and get Trial Bottle Free,
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Hay Fever.

Ely's Cream Balm Eas recommended 10
me By ny druggist IS preventive to Hay
Fever. Have been using it as directed
since the 9th Of August and have found il
specific for that much dreaded and loath-
some disease. Fer ten years or m5re have
been 9 great sufferer each year. from Au-
gust 9th till frost, AID hsve tried many
alleged remedies for It's cure, bat Elys
Cream Balm is the only preventive have
ever found. Hay Fever sufferers oug hit to
know Of its efficacy.
FRLSK B AIysWoRTH,
Off. B. AISswoRTH & Co Publishers,
Indianapolis Ind
have been afflicted With Gay Fever for
seven years-Elys Cream Balm cured NE
entirely.
n D CALuIHAS BSggsgs Master,
Ik. St. l. E. R, Tsrre Hsu,e, Ind
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MARTfs.s YERKY.

Yesterday afternoon the rollers Of the
Standard mill received notice 10 meet With
the manufacturer. The meeting vss
called TO try and End some means 10 settle
the strike. A large crowd Of men were as-
sembled around the compsnys oGcs during
the meeting, which lasted from tvo o'clock
until six. The men seemed 10 be ss,is6ed
that the strike would be ended, AID the
mills 20 on Monday, but when the commit
tee came out il was announced that no
settlement had been psde. There viii be
another meeting called next week.
Mrs John Evans il ou the sick list
The Excelsior rink win open for the sea
son Saturday night. Messrs. Brown and
Suoup will give an exhibition dahsg the
evening.
Mis Anna Miller h visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
A gsme Of bal between o Bridgeport
club and the RtnsyilIe nine vss played on
the Htns grounds yesterday. Il resulted
in detes, TO the former By score Of y
70 Is.
The Union Corpet Band vent out to St
Clairsville yesterday evening TO furnish
music for the opening Of the ripk, owned By
Martins Ferry boys.
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AN End to Bono scraping.

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, Ill,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
8 running sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me would have to have
the bone scrsped leg smputsted. used,
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold st fifty cents 8
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnics Sslve st 25c.
per box By Logan 4 Co.
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\ sue.n.rnke scuIIinr Couts,t.

$. L Us. September u. A +. John,
G, ltl, city. last night forwarded to the Turf
F'e and Farm 3 proposition which ID 10
terctd 20 brir- together in q great race the
leaciIs scull,rs Of the country, he proposes
o sa,eVsrske CT $500 each between Hsnlsn,
CCur,L-v. Teensr Ross snd GaudaUr Tor a
race of ,hree miles and turn on any lake
course in the country, the winner 10 take
81 coo. the second to save his stake. The
excursor and gate nancy is to be divided,
three fftbs 10 the winner, one.6tth TO second
man and one 6fth 10 third man.
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Mr. Z. Springer. OF Mechanicsburg. Pa,
writes: Il wa afflicted With lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced TO Q
walking skeleton. Go, . free trial bottle Of
Dr. KiDg's New Discovery for Consumption,
which did me 20 much good that I bough. .
dollar bottle After using three bottles,
found myself again man, completely 70.
stored to health, with Q hearty appetite, and
gain in fesh Of ~ pounds
Call ct Logan L Cos Drug Store and
get free trial bottle Of this certain cure for
aH Lung Diseases. Large bottles $l.o0.
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NJ CARNEL, Pa, September 2-The
drivers strike 81 Nt. Carmel colliery ended
70 day, and TO morrow four hundred EN-.
ployes, xho have been idle 3 month, Will
resume work. The drivers did not gain
tbeir point and will return to work on the
couditious against which they struck.
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CHINESE DRIVEN OUT

OF the Union Pacific Mining Camp and
Their Houses Burned.
CHICAGO, September 2.-The Daily News
Rock Springs, Wy, special says The
white miners in the Union Pacific
Railroad coal pits rose to-day
and with pistols and guns drove
all Chinese to the number Of 500 from the
camp ints the mountains TEenty-fve
houses in Chinatown were burned to the
ground Troops have been sent for. The
mine 10 the largest IN the West
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Judge FoTaksr's statement Denied

Nkw YoRE. September "A Savs1ush
dispatch says that Judge FOrsker's state
uent in bis speech st Portsmouth, o., yes,
terdsy. that there is out one voting place in
SavsnrSh, is ri6i,ulous. The elections
are held at the court house, in the center Of
four streets, on which there is voting pre-.
einct. Every one who ever witnessed an
election knows that the negroes voted freely
and that crowds Of them stand around the
POLLS during theday.
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Tn. Uncertainty Of Mundane Ansir..

The Uncertainty Of Mundane Affairs.
The world would 90 on very much the
same IL we should be away a. il we were
here. One man leaves, another takes his
place; but Genls g. 7. Beauregard, Of La,
and Jnbal A. Early, Of Va, are faithful 70
their engagement, to conduct in person the
grand monthly drawing Of The Louisiana
State Lottery at New Orleans, La. Their
presence and entire supervision are q sure
guarantee Of the honesty Of the manage
nent. The next (tbe l84th grand month
ly) will take place on September 8, and any
information can be Rad on application 70
N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
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rnne.rninr Red Hair.

Nany people sdrairs red hair, bat if you
DO rot PaIker's Hair Balssm will inpart TO
II a darker hue IL vii Olso thieken thin
fair. eradicate 5sndrIf. and impSrt soft
rsss. slcssires and life 20 hair which hss
I.,,rs Nv and harsh. Not dye does no,
,,,Itl. iiu Givss = 4. hciols psr.uns.
An sk & nj dressing.
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The Ad1esons Down the Athletics,
SPsciG! 70 the Rsgiger

GRAFTON, ". Va, September 2-The
most exciting and interesting game Of ball
the season was played yesterday by the
Athletics and A5lesous Of West Grsttoo.
The game stood eight to FIVE in favor Of the
Adleson club.
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WHEx 9 lecturer has worked the ladies Of
bis audience 80 near to the weeping point
that they have gotten out their hsndker-
chiefs. and then suddenly changes his tone
aud speaks Of the merits Of DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup be Is boand to rouse feeling
Of indignation.
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BIG FAILURE.

Parker Pepper, of Barbour Fails for $780,
OOO-A ~, 900 Failure at Grafton.
Speciai 10 tie REGISTER.
GRAFTON, W. Va, September 2.-Psrker
Pepper, Of Barbour county, the largest cat
tie shipper of this State, made an assign
ment to-day. Liabilities 100000. Assets
about $4,000.
Ambrose Snively, of this place, made an
assignment yesterday. Liabilities $4,000.
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Niper>' Dimculty.

CoIyvEys, o., September 2-The Ohio
Coal Exchange has agreed 70 the 80 cent
rate demanded By miners of the Hooking
Valley and work viii De resumed to.morroE
morning. The Columbus Hooking Coal
and Iron Company refused to seceds 70 the
demand and will close their mines at New
Strsits vile.
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A Miners Shocking Death.

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, September 2.-The
body of John Evans, aged 80 years, resi-,
dent of Edwardsville, was found on the track
of the Delaware, Lackavanns and Westerr
Railroad, at Kingston, this uicr6ing. The
head was severed from the trunk and the
bodyWas otherwise terribly mangled. ltiia
supposed that Evans was struck by acoa'
train duripgsthe night n a =. s
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The Prr.ident rendered 2 Rncsption

LAKE PLICID n Y, September 2.--Presi-
dent Cleveland was rendered q reception
here lASt evening, and there was . display
of freEorks IN his honor. he visited
Anchineloss cottage this morning With DR..
Ward, ard both left At ii to return to
SarAnae Lake. The weather is stormy.
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AdHtca To Nothsrn,

Mrs. Winslovs Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, ia the prescription Of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process of teething Its value is In
calcuiable. Ii rehe7es the child from pain
cures dyseutery and diarrhes, gripping in
the bowels, and wind coic. By giving
health to the child It rests the mother.
Price 25c bottle.
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A DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
-Four Men Killed and Five Others Serious
ly Injured.

1y Injured
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, September IA ter
rible accident occurred this morning st the
Oakwood shalt, operated BY the Lshigh
Valley Coal Company. The cage on which
nine miners were being lowered into the
shaft, had nearly reached the bottom, when
a mass of loose coal and rock fell from the
side of the shaft down the pit, striking and
completely demolishing the cage, instantly
killing four Of the men and wounding two
others fatally, while the other three we're
sar;nuslv ininred
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4 Tie Game.
8 scidl 10 he Rsgis's

StfA iAi ~ t'' AAFss'.t'
81. MARYS, ". VA, September "A
game OF base ball was played between the
Browns Of Psrkersburg and the Clippers Of
this place. Score standing to in eleven
3pp,p-o
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SMALLPOX in New York.

NV YoRE, September "A child st No.
81 Pit s,rtet VAS discovered today suter-
irg With . violent case Of smallpox. Part
ofibe buildirg is used ss school aud
4bers are fears aha, the disease will spread.
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To gather pearls from Oceans vases
Divers 90 down in divers places;
Bat si cur mouths Of streams and bars.
No pearls do Asian Ssimmers raise
Like ibose in beauty's mouth tha. sbins
Made BY the S0Z0D0NF divine.
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Drowned inaVub of water.

GRAFTON, September "A little child
about two years old, of Vim. Clark's, fell in
to tub OF water to-dayand was drowned
before il was discovered BY the family.
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"HE tests at scars, who never felt q
wound" and q man may stand with bis
hands in his pockets and laugh AZ q poor,
worn rheumatic, but if he Is a gentleman,
he'll step into the nearest spotheearv shop
sud buy him 9 bottle of Salvation Oil at the
email expence Of only twenty-five cents