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Ba.e nan Yesterday.

At Datroit-Dstrois, 4; Buffalo, 6. Er.
rors, Detroit, 8; Buffalo, 5. Bases, Detroit,
7; Buffalo, 0. Pitchers, Weidman and
Conway.
At Providence Providence, s.; Boston
4. Errors, Providence, 8; Boston, Z
Bases, s each, Pitchers, Radbourne aud
Whitney.
At ohicaeo4oh Chicago, 4; st. Louis, a
Errors, Chica1o. 0;st Louis, II. Bases,
Chicago, 1o st. Louis, 8. Pitchers, Clark
son and Boyle.
AT tBSItimore-BaltimeFe s; Brooklyn
g. Errorr, Baltimore, 9; Brooklyn, z
Bases, Baltimore, O; Brooklyn, 4. Struck
out by Henderson, 2; by Porter,G.
At Philadelphia-philadel L; New
York, I. Errors, Philadelphia, IL; New
York, 5. Bosses, Philadelphia, 5; Nov
York, 5. Pitchers, Daily and Welch.
At Observation-Disclosures j 1: St. Louis.
10. Errors, Pittsburgh, 5; st. Louis, 4
Bases, Pittsburgh, 20; st. Louis, IS
Struck out, by Morris, 9; by Caruthers, 3
At Loutsyille-Ci Cincinnati, o; Louis
yilles, !. Errors, LonisyilIes, 4; Cinciu
matt, 5. Bases, Lonisyilles, Q; Cincinnati
10. Struck out, by Hecker, j; by Nc
Keon,2.
AtNew York-Meropolitans, s; Ath
leties, 10. Errors, Metropolitans, 8; Ath
leticS, 9. Bases, Metropolitans. IL; Ath
latics; IL. Struck out, by Loyett, 3; By
Cushman. B.
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Is tho Columbus platform therei is sop
tor the wooi.grower. This is crude gall.
The Ohio wooi,growers viii remember the
wool circular Of two years ago, issued from
Democratic headquuasters-full Of SYM
pathetic tears for the wool.grower and the
promise Of the restoration by Demo-
cratic House Of the wool tatifl Of 1867.
Then these gentle shepherds will remem-
Ber that the Democratic House faced the
ether way, and that Judge Converse lost
his seat for advocating restoration. They
would have been shrewder to pass ever
wool altogether rather than revive the un-
hsppy past.
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a nenweot feede d Agsin.
70 Ae ntLlref als Iala4gaae.

4Vu u's A9us7VF " , 1'ss 4'''1'ss'l2s''Vs4' y 4
s1R:-I notice your issue OF this morn.
ing contains an article signed "Benwood
Feeder" in reply to my article in yester-
days issue, signed Feeder" denying my
statements In regard to the action and
stand taken by the Bsnwood feeders at
their last meeting. have simply this TO
say in reply: The statements made are
strictly In accordance with the facts in tho
case, and to settle the matter am willing
to meet "Benwood Feeder" in the pres
enee Of any interested party or parties and
undertake TO prove the same. I presided
at the meeting in question, and ought to
know what action was taken. As for
"creatine fslse Impressions" that Is out Of
my line Of business. CHARLES BuRsEE.
Bea,rocd, August 20.
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IS the past fiscal year Ss7,s9t imrni-
grants arrived at the principal ports Of
this country. Perhaps all told tho arrivals
approached 4OO.0OO-more than hall the
populstiono Of West Virginia addedin one
year. Ia twenty-five years sosS,l36 per-
sons have como to cast their lot with us,.
and more than d third OF these have come
within tho past fiyeyears. There will be
no ofenseif in these times immigrants do
no. rush in upon us. Thus far the process
Of assimilation has gone on satisfactorily.
Comparatively few OF the new comers have
refused to become Americanized. Fortu-
pately for us dull times in this country
operate as check on immigration.
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THE mistake Of taking the school emu
maration at this time Of the year is now
more than ever apparent. Added tothe
ordinary summer exodus is the unusual
number Of absentees who, being out Of
employment, have sought the country or
dropped down the river to fish. These
causes win account for the absence of
very many people who will soon return
to their homes.
, The population has not decreased 972
rinee this time last year. There is also a
disproportion between the adults and the
yolth Of school age. II from tho total re-
ported di$crease q 972 we deduct 4O6, the
number OF youth, 500 ought TO represent
the decreased number OF adults. This
number otadula would take away more
than 400 children Of school age. The
enumeration oughtto be made when the
population Is in its hornal'state.
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EAsros, Pa, August 9O.-Twelve addi-
tional warrants were served on x.County
Au&itor Hahn, in the Easton Jail last
night-three for larceny, six for embezzle-
ment and three for forgery. The com.
plaints are made by the order OF The Dis
trict Attorney, and the total number nov
against him Is fourteen. The alleged for.
geries are three notes on the East0n Ma.
t;onal bank, one for sl70, one for 500 and
aithird for $500.
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CHICAGO, Ill, August 20.-Henry and
George Fletchnan, two brothers, aged 10
and 90, respectively, who have been carry
ing on a commission business on South
Canal street eexeral weeks ago, showed
symptomsofinsanity, Horny symptoms
mauitesting themselves in his disposition
to being q it-iropa at people. Both were
melancholy and could not sleep. The
county physician thought their derange.
ment was owing to their excessive use Of
tobacco. They were adiudged insane to-
day and sent to the County Insane Asy-
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PARKERsBrRo, W. Va, August 2

epeftot V1pIe9 " uee 4httAlVtseGs
PARkERssrRe, w. Va, August 20
Inview Of the recent action Of Councilin
regard to the sensational article published
by the Saltinsl, charging that one-fourth
Of the female population Of this city was
given up to immoral practices, the lobby
Of the Council chamber tonight was
crowded with Interested spectators. A
resolution was passed expressing deep
regret over the publication Of the scandal
article, reciting that injury to the city re.
suited by the extensive circulation and
consequent peryersion Of the facts. As
the statements were false, It was resolved
that. It was incumbent on the Sentinel TO
publish retraction, giving the widest cir
culation possible, and that the author
should make known his police official
informants.
It Is said that Il the Sentinel complies
with the spirit Of the resolution the mat
ter willlbe dropped. 1.-THE paper falls to
make the proper amends the Council may
pass resolution OF censure, and the city
patronage Withdrawn, and It's represents
tive replaced in Council. Nosuch emes-
gency, however, Is anticipated.
The meeting Of Council this evening
passed of quietly, no excitement what
ever attending the proceedings.
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NEWS ii DIsIEF.

Burglars raided Milan, Ind, Tuesday
night.
All troops have been Withdrawn from
Morehead, KY.
Tue Delta Tau Delta college fraternity is
in session at Detroit.
Senator German will probably be re-
elected from Matylsnd.
Highwaymen robbed A. Jaequeth, Of
Findlay, o., OF $500 and a watch.
The total population Of the Hawaiian
Islands Is SI,400, by recent census.
Cary Gilbert, a boy OF Findlay, o., sui
cided Wednesday by taking poison.
Henry Holsworth, formerly Captain OF
the Cleveland detective force, is dead.
Vanderbilt Is reported to have secured
control OF the Ontario & Western road.
Tramps broke into D. ( NJ. freight cars
at Dayton, o., and stole $500 worth Of
goods.
Rudolph scoulsld L Son, clothiers, Of
Zanesyille, o., have been closed by the
Sheriff.
John Russell was struck by an engine at
Wooster, o., Wednesday, and seriously
injured.
Tho Fifth Ohio District Sunday school
Convention closed as New Vienna, o., on
Wednesday.
Zssbaugh Brothers's picture frame fac
tory at Minneapolis. was partially de-
stsoyed by FIRE.
The Baltimore & Ohio telegraph system
has been extended to Little Rock and
Ho. Springs, Ark.
An increase in demand aud an easy ad:
vance in the price Of steel rails is reported
by manufacturers.
Two divorce decisions wero rendered at
Chicago within thirty minutes each Of the
filing Of the papers.
A mau named Nullmeyer, OF Conners-
vile, Ind, committed suicide at Rush
vile by taking arsenic.
Senator Newbarry, Of Virginia, who
bolted Malone in 1852, will support him
in the coming election.
Mr. W. B. Ogden, Of New York, pre-
sented q chime Of ten bells TO Trinity
Cathedral, at Omaha, Neb.
The Central Iowa railroad has sued the
Government for $40 so, amount alleged to
be due on q mail contract,
Ed. wonderly and Peter Clemens were
badly injured, at Canton, o., by the ,ex-
plosfon of gas in an empty whaky barrel.
David A. McAlpine and Thomas P. Row
land have become securities Tor John
Roach's assiguees to the amount Of 500.
600.
Clarke. who murdered young vorhts at
vincennes, Ina, isstili at large. Clarkes
father is almost heartbroker over the ter
rihle crime.
The Haddingtopshire, q British steamer,
was wrecked in the Pacific ocean. All
aboard except one sailor and the cabin
boy were drowned.
One hundred and eight convicts escaped
from stockaie on the Spaftanaburg 4
Asheville railroad, North Carolina, while
the guards were asleep.
Congressman Springsr's is the latest
denial in connection with the alleged re.
lbuke lately visited by the President foi
Recommending unit appointments.
The offerings Of leaf tobacco Of auction
lin Cincinnati were s54 hogsheads. Thi.
"a the largest ever known In the history
Iof the Cincinnati tobacco trade IN one
.lday. I5
Commissioner Black has appointed
James g, Downtain, ot West Virginia
and Harvey Hogey, OF Michigan, 70 bt
special pension exlmfners, at 81 PEI
annum.
4 a reunion Of veterans under the aus
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PAms, August 2O.-The lnhandgeant,
paper, states that England
has instructed Lord Lyons, British Am.
,bassador TO Ftance, 10 complain to M. de
Frycinet, Minister OF Forsign Affairs Of
Rochefort's attempts to incite the Paris
ians against Lord Lyons In repsisal for
the alleged execution by tho British in
Egynt OF Oliver Pain.
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TuE ISTELLloEAcER calls the attention Of
The Chief Of Police to the publication in
another column concerning his Lieutenant.
II the Chief OF Police dare he will strip
Lieutenant johnson Of his star and au-
thOrity and releeate him to the walks Of
nriyate Life. s.-. ~
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rHE Jackson, lohio), Standard under
stands what is going on: ''Dr. Leonard
said in his Urbana speech: NO Methodist
can vote the Republican ticket and be
true to bis Church. Then, brethren,
you'd better scratch our name of, for
we're going to try It," That's q good
standard 70 fight under.
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AuoSo ether thinge "we"-thst Is the
Buckeye Democrats commend the ad-
ministration OF Governor Hoadly and the
work Of the sixty-sixth General Assembly
a, wise, honest and economical" What
a abeautiiul send-Offfor the Allen o. Myers
Coal Oil Legislature.
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rhs stnta Centrnl uummIttee.

CoLuMBus, o., August 2O.-The Demo.
cratic State Central Committee organized
by the election OF T. ]. Cogaa, Chairman,
and NJ. ]. Tobias, Secretary. An Execn.
tive Committee was selected, with I. b,
Powell, OF Delaware, Chairman, Henry
Boil, OF Marietta, Secretary, and ID. Z.
Horn, OF Columbus, Treasurer.
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srAar the mill, Villas. Hoadly must
hare the fourth class postofices. Give
him all he wants. II you haven't enough
in Ohio, borrow 'em from other States or
make 'em. We can spare a good many in
Mississippi, and 1 think I have told you
they are Of no use to us in Pennsylvania.
Gorer Cleveland.
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rur fellows who have stolen decorations
irn the Royal Atmory at Turin will lhaye
to hurry over here or the watering place
season will be ended. Our winter climate
IL yery hard on bogus Counts.
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The Double seail Cham p,anship.

NEw Yoar, August 9O.-Hanlan and
Lee to-day issued a challenge to the win
ners of the double scull race between
Courtney and Cohley and Hosmer and
Gaudaur, for three,lui!a race for ST GOO
a side and the double scull champ 'onship
Of the world, time and place to be mutual.
" agreed upon.
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,paelal pLspaleA . ple IaleI!tqelea.

Spsesal DLlpatea % Ne IateliGalea.
srEupRSvILlE, August Awhile John
and Alexander Simpson were at work on
the double track laying at Holidays
Cove, on the Panhandle, to-day, there
was o premature blast. Both received in
inries aud ono may lose an eye.
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Ayiilsin saved.

FALL RNER, MASS, August q. About
150psople, aroused at the cruelty Of
George Note to his three motherlesa chill
dtea, assembled in front Of his house last
night Tor tie purpose 81 lynehing him.
Tho police, however, saved Note by lpclt-
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A BRAVE SON.
He Kills Two of His Fathers Assailan.s, and
FatnlIy wounds n Third.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 20.-The story
OF frighuul tragedy reached this city to-
day through the officers Of the Kentucky
river steamer Blue Wing. The particu-
lars are very meagre, as little could be
learned by them at the place where the
affair occurred.
The report is that a picnic was given at
stoney Creek, q little place on the river
twelve miles below Frankfort. An old
man by the name OF Roach went to the
picnic 10 collect some money from the
men having itin charge. They paid II,
and the money being noticed by some
roughs, they waylaid him on his return,
demanding that lie give It up. He re.
fused, and they Immediately assailed him.
The old man was plucky, and furious
struggle at once ensued. OF course they
we're getting the advantage OF Roach, and
he would have probably been killed, bad
il not been for the opportune arrival Of
his sou, Willie Roach. The latter, q youth
Of eighteen, happened to be armed, and
at once opened fire on the men. He ran
up so close that The powder almost bulnt
their faces, and discharged his revolver
with the most deadly effect. he shot two
dead almost instantly, and, II is said,
fatally wounded third. The other made
his escape. :.
The little community OF Stony Creek is
greatly stirred up over the matter, both
Roach and his con being considered per-
fsctIy blameless in the matter. No arrests
have yet been made. The elder Roach Is
still suffering from his bruises, which
were very severe. He Is well known
farmer aud a man Of family. His standing
in the community is good, though he Is
not possessed OF much property.
The reporters intcrmants, singutsrly
enough, conld not tell the names of-she
roughs who met with such swift and
severe retribution. 1t is supposed that
they we're unknown in the neighborhood.
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pySo,EToy will never become a Demo-
c,,tic saint. He favored Civil Service re-
form. How different with st. Andrew
Jackson!
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nehim up. His children bear marks Of
terrible treatment and have had nothing
to eat for some days but dough made by
one Of them.
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Fir.t Ffro IA 100 Yenria.

ST. JouSsBuRY, VT, August %, ,-Iyn.
den Centre Is a village Of 800 Inhabitants,
andsis about 100 years old. The first
FIRE there since Its foundation occurred To-
day. The lnss Raa small. .R ~.
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BoADL1 makes the first quarter in good
,.vle, The real fun will be when the
sI Syers are coming down the home stretch.
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MAXWELL, alias Books, is doing his best
10 tnIk his precious neck into a halter.
He hasn't far to go with 1t.
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a rnrlli.l,s crnplMlfe.


WASHINGTON, D. O., August eo.-"Prof."
John Collins, better known in sporting
circles as ''the Cast Iron Man," who hiss
fought some noted battles with Rookie
and other celebrated pugilists, was this
week appointed as Assistant Psleento-
loyist under Major Powell, Of the Geolog.
ical Survey. 'tPfot." Collins has been
giving lessons in boxing for many years
ia Washington, and it Ia 10 tho desire Of
Secretary Lamar and other high officials
to become acquainted with the principles
ofthe emanly art" Of self defense that tho
Professor owes his good luck. Like Bos-
toms fayorite son, Mr.. John L. Sullivan,
Mr.. Collins has domestic troubles. He
has sued for divorce from his vile,
Bridget, on the ground of her intemper-
auCe. In addition he charges her with
cruel treatment, attempting to bit him
over the head With articles Of household
furniture, frequently throwing pitchers,
plates and tumhlels ut him. He says
that she has threatened 10 poison him,
shoot him, and cut his throat at night
BY means OF all these grievances he has
been so mentally worried and interrupted
in business that though Of robust eonsti:
tuition his health has been effected, and
unless relieved bis life will be endangered.
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r,,r question Is whether Hoadly and
rsopard can beat Foraker. This is the
oreat moral issue.
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A HIGH wind was blowing when the
Columbus platform was made, and lotsof
u n got into that wonderful declaration.
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Qkg g,steItiattttte.
once, Nos. rs and 81 Feart'snth Street.

rnr retreat OF the bullwllackers from
.bs Indian Territory willibe an inspiring
.nectacle.
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t rtHfi DIED. fie 10. q u -
[ .ZtEaLER- on ThursiaY. August 20 lsaS, u
O'Clock P n, AkytSk ZtEutH dkus htet ot u. n, \
and II4DnAh Zleslgfs u her l7tli yeas.s ~ ss
= ptnatat Nnflea hateaffef. 4s.s II, gai.sti
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GOVERNOR,
GEORGE H0ADLY.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
J. g. WARWICK.
SUPREME JUDGE, (LoNd TEEM,
@. D. MARTIN.
suPRE1rEJUDoE, (sIoRT TERM,
GIBSON ATHERTON.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES LAWRENCE. KIT
STATE TREASURER,
PETER BRADY.
poARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
HENRY WEtBLE.
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NOISE OF Asi.unY pAnK.
Tho salvation Army pi.sa,b. the, Gu

Tho Salvation Army Dis.atbs the Gil.
Eens.
TRESroS, August ON NJ. orosbie, Of
Asbury Park, appealed to the Court %
Chancery recently for an injunction to re-
strain the Salvation Army from making
unseemly noises in The barracks in which
they hold their peculiar religious services.
He lives near tho barracks, and declares
that life this summer has become,a a bur,
den 10 hun on account OF the conduct Of
the Salyettonists. They make noises on
tambourines, aud sing, shout, clap their
hands and stamp their feet, he alleges,
producing such q racket that neither he
nor the members Of his family can get any
rest at night. His property has deprecis-
ted, and other evils, according to his com-
plant, have resulted. The court granted
q preliminary Injunction, and q few days
since his counsel appeared againand asked
that the leaders OF the army be attached
for contempt Of court, assigning as rea-
son that tl.sy had disregarded the courts
order and were mhking more uoise than
before. A hearing on the motion began
to-day.
Tho Salvation Army was represented by
Capt Lizzie Roberts, Lieut.. Ella Roberts,
and an Asbnry, Park lawyer. The officers
appeared in full uniform, and, like the
spectators, epjoyeIl the proceedings i'm:
menseIy. They dcnied point blank that
they made any moro noise than tho Meth.
odists, who, they ayerred, were jealous Of
their success in mak;ag collections among
sinners. Soma OF the plaintiffs witnesses
being absent the further hearing was ad.
iourned for week.
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H0ADLY H0ISTED
AGAIN ny THE ONO DEMOCRACY.

Tho Old ticket Comes lnto the Fight 10 Meet
m New Experience. D.feat-The Platform
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THE CONVENTION.

Details OF tho Ohio Democratic conYen-
tion-The Platform.
CoIuMBus, o, August 20.-Before 10
O'Clock, the hour fixed for the meeting Of
the Democratic State Convention, the
Grand Opera House was crowded from pit
to dome, aud select band entertained
the audience with national airs. The
greatest harmony prevailed, and the pre-.
dictiops that the old ticket would be re-
nominated still stood good.
A few minutes sfter 10 O'clock, Fl. 7. J..
Cogan, Chairman of tho State Central
Committee, called the Convention to or
der, and ex. Congressman Finley presented
the report Of the Committee on Permanent
Organization, which was adopted uuani-
monsly. The permanent Chairman, Hon.
John +. Foilett, waa then conducted to
the chair amid tumultuous applause.
Mr.. Follett, in taking the chair, con.
graduated the Convention upon its up
pearanc., and Yejoiced with the Demo-
craGy Of Ohio that they were able 10 meet
In Convention under q National Democra-
tic AdminisGratien-a pure and grand Adj
ministration. At the conclusion OF his re-
marks, Mfr. Follett was roundly applaudcd.
The report OF the Committee on oFeden-
Ittale. being adopted, and the Committee
on Resolutions not being ready to report,
il was voted TO proceed with the noniina.
ton of candidates.
Judge George W. Geddes took the plat
form, and in few well chosen words
placed in nomination The Hon. George.
HoadIy. The name Of Hoadly was re.
ceiyed with long continued cheers aud
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rnEpARKRRsBURG scANpAb.

Tho Action Of Tho City Council Last Even
ing-Ths '.sentinel'sn Loephale.
s54.iof T)li,ateh IA ihs Jnt,flipeNeer. rs
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a Series OF Platatudes manufactured
to Catch the unw"ry Voter.
The Democrats Of Ohio in convention
at Columbus, have nominated the follow
iDg State ticket:
ipg staNlcke

\ GOVERNOR,
GEORGE HOApLY.
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rnnoUan the STATE. !

aeeiasnts and rnciaepts in west Virginia:
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SUPREME JUDGE, (LoNo TKESf,
CyD.tMARTIN.
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SUPREME JUDGE, (suoRT TERN,
ii1IBSDS ATHERTON.