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DIAMOND DUsr,
Umpire Decker has been removed. Il
Tia Rhstn,, aa1ar,, fist n nt,ntad at Sal

-TTmnirn naCkar has hAan fhn0Yed. -
-, mpI.e DeSAe, naS ~. - =. 80, :. eso
~ dne Boston salary llst lst y auo'eu - 80
w; SR,e,,o !, q. .,;d ,w;,l olive phelan a
.,;sI I' - % '''s' "tt g = III
'tta'' ~ ". !.
bnshong considers SonilsAey Gaa sne pest s
helo captain IN the business.
eastman, the lett banded pnednoLinesnsGan, sd ii.s ~
iate ot the Atnieacs, has signeu VIA W s'e y
Mets. fS ~. y
Nichols, iHnrvard's great pitcher, struck
out lis batsmen IN nine champ ptonship
games. j az ilil 6
When base bali news Is scarce the West
ern papers I'll up space BY guessing at Jim
Whites age. e N X \ :, ~
II has already been decided that there
will he extensive and important changes
in the poston Glib for 1885. p
Ext,omISs r,eat inIitba Bnffslo Clhh.
That MI team has % tie d Iwarfand the giant oi
ths League. EForce and Btouthets. T
p,nar.. ,,.,,s ~, s.ae, FSo;,yIar tha col.
saasad MY lssa,s.;, ss IN ~ EsrEn a ssy ha
Sssu sse ~ 4 oSe ~ =, ~ n nisy
% "0t.Hst - ~ !.
Foreman. who pttched snen ti an ,Ste e&es.lsn5
game tor Baltimore 9n tne t9In, gIsysS ~
with tne LageasteI cup ~ yel an NV, tsa
tue DAY - .4s.s 2 ~ y.
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N RRuAIr FIaHr
Between Two FsmaIes-a Dt.graestai ar.
fair In the Quaker City.

BotweenJTWo femhcs-h bAEEactIh AK.
fair In tho Quaker City.
PH1IAprlpAlA, Pa, June 27.-It leaked
out this afternoon that between s and 0
o'clock Thursday night brutal prize
fght for purse OF 500 took place de-
tween two women in an empty house on
Mexican street, not far from Tenth. Both
women are well known as sparrers in this
city.
The room chosen for the fight was on
the second floor front, and each person
who came to enjoy the scene paid one
dollar at the door. 1t was announced
that the contestants would bruise and
batter each other with bare knuckles to o
finish, Marquis OF Queensbury rules 70
govern. Charles Nolan, of tho First ward,
was selected as referee for one Of the
women, rejoicing in the soubriqnet OF
1.-THE Pittsburgh Pet" and Frank scoler
acted In Ike capacity for her opponent,
ssThe Jersey Lily" The real names oi
ofthe women. however, are Lottte Scoler
and Maggie Nash.
A man with a Waterbury watch in his
hand called s'timen at $40 O'Clock, and
both women stepped jauntily into the
ring and put up their fists.
THE FIRsr ROUND.
After some very gentle sparring, Lottie,
or the Lilly, reached with her left FIST
for AIaggie,s neck. Maggie lodged, and,
Jumping forward, planted return blow
on the other woman's ribs. After rapid
rally, in which both fighters lost theil
switches, = but in which NO other dam
age was done, they fell, with Maggie on
top. After breaking at the call of the
referee, Maggie punched Lottie's nost
sayageIy, and drew Hfst blood. A shoui
OF applause from the human brutes whc
stood around echoed through the build
ing inspite Of the fear Of the police
Lottie fmmed ediately retaliated by seiyinf
her adversary blow on the toreheac
that caused the sPetn to smil,
siekly. Both women then began 70 bate
each ether numerically, and Mlegil
finally swung her,rieht fist with terribli
force, striking the aLillyn upon the bFeas
land bringing her 70 her knees. Atse
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ala for Tho ut. v, Q. 8 ". Railroad.

sllcelaI UIspdEea % tHe Il4tIIlgelle'I' ~
MARION, o., June 27.-At a meeting Of
the business men held last evening in the
parlors Of the Hotel Marion, a resolution
was offered and passed unanimously,
pledging the Mt. Vernon, Coshocton q
Wheeling Railroad $4,000 and free right
ofway In Marion county. Representatives
Of the company were present and gave q
statement Of the progress made and the
prospects Of the road.
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went inside when the rain began falling
between 5 and 8 o'clock. A pile Of burn.
ing logs in the parlor FIRE place dispelled
any chill or dampness. At this time Or.
Douglas, as q matter Of curiosity, tried
the Generals Temperature and found It
normal5at 0s; his pulse was Y. There
has been little or no coughing during the
day, the mucous secretion having sub.
sided. sHe has had q quiet and comfort
able day. said Dr.. Douglas in the even.
ing as he went down to the cottage to put
his patient 10 bed.
AT o o'clock the General was composed
for the night. Soon after DR.. Douglas
said he had found his throat remarkably
clear. Said the physician: "If l can
have q very good night. The indications
are Just as favorable as last night. The
day has not only been one OF quiet, but
also OF actual rest.
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GES. ]. A. ]. LtauTBuRs, Of Weston,
asks the ISrEI1lgEScER 10 state that he
vas one Baptist preacher who left the
Grafton Third Party Convention. We do
this with great pleasure; and We add with
equal pleasure that Gen. Lightburn Is go
Ing to be heard from on the question. BE
enjoys wide fame as a soldier Of two
wAo, having served with distinction in
the Mexican war and earned Brigadier's
commission In the late unpleasautness.
!, As 4 preacher and q Prohibihonist he Is q
hard fighter. He doesn't believe in Z
Third Party, and he Is the kind OF man
Who will tind frequent opportunities to
hysOa aud say 1t with effect.
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ToLEpo, o., June es.-For long time
there has been serious trouble in the Po-
.lish Catholic church here between the
priest and his followers and faction
who were opposed to him. a few
days ago an attempt was made to
blow up the church building with
dynamite. This afternoon the trouble
eliminated in a general iiot, in which fire
arms and all manner of weapons were
freely used. Two men were killed and
several injured, while quite q number OF
houses were partially or entirely de-
strnYAd.
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the NATIONAL pAsrlA1E.
ohie.Eo Heads the League, While st. Lou

ohic.Eo Heads the League, While st. Louis
Holds First Place 10 the Association.
Last week was not a very good one for
Chicago, as it moved up New York two
games in the race, leaving Anson's team
with but one game to go on. Chicago's
bad luck in being defeated two straight
games by Philadelphia arises from Corcor-
ans forced retirement and too much work
for GARRISON. The other teams have hardly
changed their places. save Boston which
won four consecutive games from the
LUCAS team. Detroit's acquisitions have
notiyet. shown any accession Of strength,
and that club still retains its hold on the
tail,end.
The st. Louis Browns have lpto and
including June 26th, n clear lead Of six
games over Cincinnati, which holds second
place, and from their daring base running
and fine supportive play will not only hold
their lead, but make ii still more solid.
Cincinnati has secured its new battery and
expects big things Of 1t, but It's initial ap-
peaFauce did not prove much of q bar to
St. Louis triumphant course. The Smoky
City is on almost even terms with Cincin.
mad, while Louisville and the Eastern
teams are getting punched.
FfSsTnrts 'tsfI sfIA1fpIoSSIffps 49, 'fsy'
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DlRrcToR OF rlIE 1IlSr BuRcHARp, who
who has been suspended TO let in a Cleye-
land man, has some curiosity to see the
charges against him. The Senate Is going
to ash out a large and varied assortment OF
charges Of one sort and another that will
be better reading than a dollars worth Of
dine novels. There will be lots Of fun
for the 0nts next winter.
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TnE acquittal Of Capt. johnson, charged
with the murder Of Capt. Henry, and
tiled in Chattanooga, means that the jury
justified the killing. Juries rarely CON
denn man who protects hishome. This
may not be in stsiss accordance with the
hv, but it is highly human. A man who
dossa't wish to die as Henry did has
only to respect the law otGod and the
impulse Of mankind.
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Sir NATHANIEL DE RoruscHr1D. just
elevated to the peesage, Is spoken Of as
thesCcond Jew to receive that distinction,
DiEaeli being recoksned the tirst. Though
DiGeli was Of the Jewish race he did not
adhere TO that religion. Rothschild Is,
therefore, in fact, tho first othis faith to
sit with the peers. England is gradually
becoming enlightened. Both houses Of
Congress have always been open to men
Of the Hebrex iaith. seg
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NEW YORK POLITICS.
President Cleveland Against Hili-whitn,
TaIkeA af Ror GayarnoS. !

President Cleveland Against Hill-Whitney
Talked OF For Governor. !.
NEw YoRK, June 27.-The political ex-
position which the eyes Of parlisans now
see is the open opposition Of President
Cleveland to Governor Hill as a candidate
Of the Democrats for the Goyefnorship.
The history OF Hnl in his home city Of
Elmira has within few days been hunted
out, to the nlinutest detail, by two experts
sent there for the purpose. Who employed
them cannot definitely be escertained, but
their orders came from q source close alike
TO Cleveland and Tilden. In defense OF
this course it is said that the President Is
anxious only for a thoroughly strong can
didase, in order that his administration
may not needlessly lose the endorsement
implied in Democratic victory in his
own State next fall. Hillwas Lieutenant
Governor when Cleveland was Governor,
and their association did not convince the
latter that Hill possessed greatness of any
sort. i
Friends of Hill say, in answer, that his
course while filling out Ceveland's unex-
pired term in Albany has been consistent
with the policy OF his predecessor; and
that, as for his Elmira record, 1t Is sim-
ply that OF q working politician, q laborer
at primaries and the polls, and one who
deserves reward. The fact probably to be
used asains. him, and which he does not
seek to deny, is that year after year he
handled the money with which ballots
were purchased in Elmira. That Cleve-
Hand mcaus TO kill off Hill Is q positive
truth. But he is thought not to have yet
exercised what is under the circumstances
his preroyatige, the right TO chooseEthe
nominee. The talk to-dayis that Secreta-
ny Whitney will be the man. He is an
aspirant to the Office, his wealth is-fm-
mense, his record clear.
The subject has a social aspect: Mrs.
Whitney has for several years stood at the
front in the Astor circle Of society.
Her house is the finest in Fifth avenue ex-
lcept the Vanderbilt residences. She
would make her husbands administration,
II he got one, something more brilliant
than Albany ever saw. In her clique 1t is
Eno secret that she hopes TO be a Governors
wife next year.
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"PrnLlcrrY," remarks the Chicago Inter
O~an, lis having telling effect in re-
ducing the list Of divorce cases in the
Chicago courts" Then let the troubled
souls HE them to Wheeling, where divorce
is SO quietly obtained that the parties to
Tie suit scarcely known Of It themselves.
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PirrsBuRdn, June 2s,-on Tuesday the
green glassbottle factories iu this district
will close down to remain shut down until
September. This is the regular summer
vacation. One Of the workers stated this
evening that II a dispute on the wage
question occurs next season Q compromise
will be made so as 10 virtually shut out
all importation Of green-botles.
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JOIN RUSSELL YouSe is expected in
Philadelphia shortly, and the Stylus
Club Of that city, ofwhich he is mem-
Der, will banquet him. 1tis a noticeable
TACT that those Philadelphia newspaper
menthinkthateve everybody who Comesalong
bhungry. They garner great wealth and
letit 90 in prtnseIy style.
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TnE Russian government has politely
told the press Of that country to shut
up on the Afghan lquestion. That is
right. It was Russian newspaper that
killed our esteemed cotemporary the
Ameer Of Atghanistan and threw US ell
into mourning without sufficient cause.
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Heavy RaInfaii.

BALTIMORE, June 2s-The heaviest rain
storm for IA years visited this city this
morning. The rainfall was A 47-1OO inches,
and the destruction was very considerable.
Upwards OF 200 Easements and cellars
were flooded on the line OF Jones Falls,
and in all the depressed portions OF the
city, the streets were flooded.
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ysry Improper inistnrph,,

NEw YoRK, June q. Saturday evening
Th6s, Dugan, q butcher, and Nike Mur-
ply, q eopyist, both Of this city, fought
over the attentions paid to Mrs. Dugan by
Murphy. Murphy was thfoyn 70 the
Eground and received injuries from which
be died this morning,
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& H.sr
An ISrELlleENcRR reporter met Mr..
Nee Cortney, President Of the Bellaire mill,
Saturday, and asked him Il the nail fac
tory would resume at al early day. He
refused to say yes or no, or to give any in.
formation on this subject. He confirmed
the version Of Saturdays conference
which is given above, however, in all ma
teIial points. III.
Secretary Martin was in the city yester-
day, but not on business. He came down
10 pay q visit OF coincidence to his friend
MI. w. n. Linch whose mother died last
week. An ,ISTELIiGRscERr reporter under
took to draw from him some expression
concerning the present iron situation, and
especially the outcome Of the Bellaire
strike, but failed signally. He declined
10 say any thing eh the subject.
It's reliably announced that the Bellaire
nailfeeders have withdrawn their demand
that three percent Of their number be
learned TO grind, until after the United
NaileIsi Convention here July IA. The
EnAiiefs make no promise, but justify the
hope that the laws Of the association will
be so changed as to permit the desired
change. This removes one embarrass-
mentI from,the situation.
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A TnED Party delegate to the Grafton
convention writes to thank the INrELbt-
oEScER for its "full and Interesting re-
ports" Of that historic gathering. They
came high, but we had to have 'em. The
convention was matter OF great public
interest, and that settled 1t.
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lrsvery natural for Lord Nvolseley to
desire to ge. some glory out OF the Egyp-
ti.n campaign, but ho will have to con.
t4Dt himself with reading Gordon's Diary.
T6st's the best his home government can
do tor him.
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JAxEs RUSSELL LOWELL should not have
said that he has nothing but English
L!od in his veins. This has set people
to thinking how different it might have
been il Mr.. Lowell had bad a little otthe
American article transtused into him
while he was young.
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.AusuaS, n. Y, June 2s.-James D.
Fish, .x.President Of the Marine Bank,
arrived at the prison this morning 10 scrve
his sentence Of ten years imprisonment.
Fish wore his citizens dress in the receiv.
ing cell to-day, but tomorrow he will be
mt in conyict's parb.
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JrDaE RoRESrsox was a good Collector
OItLe Port Of New York, but he wasn't
chosen for reappointment as Postmaster
Pearson was. Robertson isn't MugwGmp
by large majority. Ifhe is the man we
think he is, he wouldn't have accepted
reappointment.
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wEare going to see good deal Of Civil
s.ryice reform about the time Of the next
Democratic National Convention. The ap-
poiutees Of this administration viii then
be expected to vindicate the wisdom Of
their selection.
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lr seems that at last we have some OF
.le masked robbers who have been opera
ing bsreabou:s. 1t isn't too late to send
tIe,u to MOundsville. The prison gates
ara yavning for those scoundrels.
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rursr may be as big Fish in the sea as
,be one that was caught in the Marine
g,uk pool, but ten year sentences are
litsly to make that variety grow bsauti-
fnllV less,
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rr,y do SAY that Secretary Whitney is
,,',.alsod's 1a man for Governor Of New
v,sJ vs,E Whitney would open an oil tank
;lb4 vent in for the prize.
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Ghs gatsItigtrfer
y ma u Fourteenth street.

==1-.,,a, Larirg he city du'iHc he ssn''er g
Ssf''s p, so,r TuE IS1nusxSeEE @atled %
''is ',o,,, '+~ esd he Gddra' changed as e'tea a
we !, g's a, M role Of Is osHs' per 'oHtA.
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r,,rs from Jackson county, and still
.,n.r,dictOry. One OF the best men in
.S,', ~, conoty assuresthe IS7ELLioEScER that
,Ss ,,s rsports Of suffering are not Overdrawn.
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vrovryTs are satisfied with the New
vo,t cn,,om House appointments. But
Tr,mnaDy-well r~,r you can't smell the June
,o.es rre, ior sulphur around Tsmmany Hall.
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0r.reEty.eigbt clergymen in the Gtai.
.,r convention eleven went for a Third
I p,,tv and seventeen stood out against it.
mi: r /, a straw oil considerable dimensions.
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some more ugly exchanges time was called.
No applause resulted from: the round, and
several OF those present were sickened by
tho sight. III B 4iN s-i5i
ABRurAt txHiHtTIoS:
In The second round both womenbegan
to pound each otherassoon asthey stepped
to the scratch, and Maggie knocked Lottie
over the;rope. Thespo girls, urged on
by the Sports" present fought yiciously.
Maggie soon began 70 get the upper hand,
and after raining fearful blows upon her
shrinking opponent, finally struck her
between the eyes and ielled her to the
floor. The guests who had been betting
on the tLillyh urged the girl 10 .Get up,1 =
"Go i'm and mot TO fink With bitter
oaths they reviled the bruised woman as
she again faced her opponent witha rush
that knocked Lotte off her feet. .rhe
Petn forced the other woman to the ropes,
and battered her in the stomach until
time was called. F
The spectators, who now began to enjoy
the fight immensely, applauded with
yieor. IN the third round both girls came
together with another rush. The ronnd
was short and cruel. Both fought. Ike
tigresses, pulling hair. scratching and
pounding each other will Lont mercy until
time was called, when the .Lily" retired
from the ring, bleeding at the mouth and
gasping for breath. IL
TERRIBLY BEATEN.
Urged on by their admirers the wretch-
ed creatures came up when time was
called in the fourth round, evidently de.
ltermined to do some wicked work. Mag,
gle, nodding to the men, with. a smiling
face rushed at ther more delicate opponent
and landed terrific blow in her mouth:
She followed this up by severe right:
handler under the ear. Lottie was
crying bitterly, but she tried to ward
OF the blows showered upon her.
Finally, the girls clinched, but
by being urged by the men present to
"break away,n and hearing the curses and
threats OF the referee, they separated:
Both girls fought savagely, with blood
streaming from their faces and breasts,
until Maggie shot her ast once more IN
Lottie's bleeding mouth and felled her 70
the floor as time was called. Maggie was
then declared "the best g,fln and the win
ner Of the purse.
The men closed around The girls and ap-
pIarded them as they staggered to 2 dress:
ing room, where two old crones helped
them to dress. Ill Is
L
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r,or postotiice charges have been
I'D dds .alely in Washington. Ffontseats
~ .D' an interior view would be worth
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y,,opv d advertised tostIikeaii around
JnJyl.
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rx Cleveland build up personal
..,,,, vns This is the aim Of his administra-
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DIED.
scnMuLsAca-IOHS sarsutsAeg, ia his 9th
year.
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GENERAL enANr,s CONDITION.
He Has a Good Nights Rest and AppeaE'
to he Stronger.

TO bo Stronger. Il 4
Mr.. McGREeoR, n. Y, June 2s, Gem
eral Grant has usually received sixminins
Of morphine upon retiring atnight. Dur
ing Saturday night the usual amount was
administered, but itvas in proportions at
different times. When he, went to bed
between s and % o'clock last night the
hyperdermic contained only three drops
and this was iof the pnrposeot neutEsliz-
ing any pain and permitted the patient to
do2e and rest easily until about IL O'Clock,
when the remaining three drops OF the
usual nightly allowance were then given
and tleep ensued. The. purpose, OF
the physician in dividing the
nightly allowance was TO secure
aniet with the frst half and
70 induce sleep by the aid OF the second
balf. given after, an interval Of some hours.
Tie result confirmed the Judgment that
prompted the change, aud was best stated
by the General, about IL o'clock to-day,
when he wrote as follows: II have had
the best night I have had for many weeks.
From about II up,to 8 o'clock this morn
ing / was SCARCELY awake, and when was
I required nothing to relieve me. After
they gave food every time got awake l
ind then to begin taking the brush, though
! in a much more limited manner. Then
comfort continued until 10 80 this morn
| ing, when the ulcer at the corner OF my
mouth began paining me. The morning
Is so bad, l may as well be here as 70 get
By reference 10 ''the brush. General
Grant meant that with which he himself
APPLIES cocoane 10 his throat throughout
tie night. BY the ulcer at the corner Of
his mouth he indicated that at the base ot
the tongue. During the night this nj.
fected part had become coated with secre.
tions 50 that finally the cocoane applied
tby the patient after II o'clock failed 70
reach the desired surface. About 0 O'Clock
there was thunder and lightning about
II the mountains. Il continued bfiskly
until noon. The General remained Abed.
The morning was so bad that there was
little inducement 10 rise.
TuE PATIENT STRONGER.
Annoon Dr.. Douglas expressed the'be-
| lief that the languor Of yesterday was in.
duced largely by the atmospheric condi.
tions. At noon yesterday the tempera.
ture had been 81 Is against 10 at the same
honr to-day. The doctor believed his
Il natient was stronger to-day. He had Ger.
tainly enjoyed the night Of rest getting
nearly Ave hours Of continuous sleep.
/ During the night, or morning, his voice
was 90 clear that the doctor had from his
room heard the general talking with his
L ,rrso and aS n oteloek tA-tlayf IL had been