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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
MARTINS FERRY.

o. Il. Ong returned from Cleveland last
night.
Mrs. Abram Lash is in the country rus
ticating.
The Martins Ferry Stove Works was of
yesterday.
+. ID. Cattcll leaves for the Fast to-mor-
row 10 purchase goods.
Ed Blacktord has accepted n position in
DR.. \. X. Ong's drug store.
The 4. NJ. f. campmccting in Walnut
Grove, closed Thursday night.
Miss Emma Ong, of Smithiicld, is the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Mcdill.
George Robinson and wife return 10 their
home in ST. Clairsyillc to-day.
James Crooks is at home from Pittsburg
to spend week with his mother.
Mrs. w. G. llymcS is in Glovcr's Gap,
w. Va, spending II month with relatives.
Miss Carrie Cattcll returns to-day from
-. 'r''u =" r',' ''0'''S =" .is' = '''''
ant.
Miss Jessie May, Of Clarington, is the
guest Of Miss Allie kirkbridc, of Walnut
street.
G. w. Bishop has returned after pleas
ant visit and business trip in eastern Penn
sylyania
Isaac Ncwland, who hurt himself severe
ly by falling from "A scailold, last week, il
slowly improving.
All kinds of job work and book work
done with ncatncss and dispatch at the
REGISTER job rooms.
In stating the contestants for the prizes
in the Rickabtc festival il should have
read John Morcland and Thomas Pugh.
Jacob Bigss, Louis Hastings and Easter
Brandt will take part in pedestrian
match at Cambridge, o., in a few days.
Mr.. 4. L. Wethcral and wife have re-
turned to their home in Massillon, o., after
a short visit with their sons, Harry and
william.
Joseph Gordon and Charles Paul left
Yesterday on the c., J.. Il w Railroad for
Cleveland, where Mr.. Gordon will make
his future home.
A letter from Legs" Mallory, dated
last Wednesday, states that he il playing
with the Port Hope lCanada) club, and
that he had knocked a catcher out in
thirteen inning game, that day. Leg
has very good birth, and Canadian sport
ing papers give him a good reputation.
To-day the suit of the city of Martins
Ferry vs.. George Dorsch will be tried he
fore the Probate Court in ST. Clairsyille, t.
decide the compensation to be given for
the hundred and fifty feet of river bank
wanted by the water works trustees for
power house site. Hon. Ross J. Alexan-
der, of Bridgeport, will represent the de-
fcnse, and City Solicitor Gray the town.
Tomorrow the police will go on under
Mayor Kclar's new rules Marshal
Burns will bc on from a. m. till 6p. m.
Officer Murphy will 90 on at IL noon till
midnight. Officers Hanson and Wclch go
on at q p. IN. This puts two men on all
night. and three till ~ midnight. During
the night the officers will, under ordinary
circumstances, report at headquarters to
hear the clock strike the hour.
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TIE EOODLE E\ILES.
4 Chance Meeting with DE Lacey, Keenan,
and BILLY Moloncy la London.


and ItiIIy Moloncy In London.
NEW YORK, August 16.-Asscmblyman
Jacob 4. Cantor, of the Twcnty-thrd
District, who is making Il tour of Europe,
writes TO his friends that the first
persons he met when he arrived in
Paris were the Doodle cNileS, De
Lacey, Keenan, and Billy Moloncy. Mr..
Eantor WAS standing in front of the hotel
where he had engaged rooms, lcisurcly
pun'uS, "CIStI ana "Hu,l'i"S 'i', I""N'''o
by, when hc received Il slap on the back
which tc ,k away his breath for an
instant.
'Hcllo, old man. Delighted to see
you"
lie turned himself around and found
himself gazing into the face of EX-aldcr-
man De Lacey, and Slw Keenan, and Billy
MOloncy standing just behind him, both
laughing heartily. They seized him by
both arms, fairly dragged him into neigh
boring cafe, opened champagne and insisted
upon his dining with them. They were
50 delighted, Mr.. Cantor said, ut meeting
some one from New York whom they knew
that they acted like crazy men, and re-
fused 10 let him leave them for some time.
Although they put on n good front, and
appear to enjoy themselves largely, Mr..
Cantor thinks from the way they talk that
their smiles are all forced and that they
feel their exile kccnly.
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A HORRIBLE SCENEIS COURT.
4 Young Man Diss"cis - Corpse Ia pru's
How lie Cut Up 70 Murdered Woman.

4 Young Man DIsscctS u Corpse Ia I'ru,.
How lie Cut Up u Murdered Woman.
LONpoN, August III. A highly scnsa-
tional incident occurred during the trial IN
Brussels on Saturday of Nine. Rodelct,
midwife of some notoriciy in that city,
and NJ. Masquclicr, her lover, who arc
jointly charged with the murder of q young
woman named Augusta lieekman, and
disposing % her body by cutting
il into pieces and scattering
the fragments, wrapped in newspapers, in
secluded parts Of the city. Nine. Rodclct
denied the crime, even 10 having treated
the unfortunate woman, but Ma~Iuelier,
becoming frightened. confessed that the
girl had died while under the treatment Of
Mime Robclct for abortion, and that he, nc
the Madame's request lad dizectci
the body, and declared himself willing
10 prove his surgical skill. The body Of 70
young woman, whose years Of life couc-
spOndcd Ia those Of the abortionist's Vic
tim, was procurol, and AIasuclier was
ordered tO diSSect it. An ordinary kitchen
knife had been placed on the table near
the body, that being the kind of iDstru-
mcnt usc'l in cutting up Mis- Bcckman,
and Masguclicr was told 10 take H.
and proceed with his work. lie advanced
to the table, sfizcd the knife and made an
incision upon the subject. With rapid
strokes he began the work Of convincing
the spectators of the truth Of his testimony.
lie worked silently and quietly for twenty
minutes, nj the expiration Of which time
the body was as thoroughly disectnd ~ IL
could have been by practiocd surgeon,
and the jury aud police declared them
selves satisfied that MaSquclicr had told
the truth
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ACHECK TO THE B. Il o.
The Pennsylvania Refuses to Allow IL.
ID. Freight to Enter Their Canal.

The Pennsylvania Refuses to Allow IL. Y
o. Freight to Enter Their Canal.
NEW YORK, August l6.-The New York
4 Baltimore Transportation Company to-
day refused to accept business from the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The reason
stated is, that the Pennsylvania Railroad
owns the canal through which the Trans
pOrtatiOn COmpany's boats run, and 1t has
forbidden the line from taking Baltimore
x Ohio Railroad freight. Freight Agent
Rose. of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
SAWS that this action practically Suspends
the Baltimore and Ohio frerght business
from New York. The railroad will try to
make arrangements with some steamship
line but none has been made yet.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 16.-Ihe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company be-
gan receiving freight this morning ut three
stations on the Delaware river front for
shipments to the West Northwest ami
Southwest
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MIR. GARLAND
Answers the Bill Filed Against Him in the
Pan-EIeCtric Case.

Answers the Bill Filed Against Him in the
Pan-EIectric Case.
COLUMBUS. August l6.-MeSsrs. Morris,
Eal and Pugh, solicitors for Attorney Cen
erll Garland, to-day filed his answer to
the bill recently filed by J. Harris Rogers
against Attorney General Garland, Senator
Harris and others for settlement of the
affair of the Pan-Electric Telephone Com
pany.
Mr.. Garland in his answer, denies in
detail, every material statement in the
bill, and calls attention to. 'the scandalOuS
and impertincnt matter in the bill" He
SAYS nc must decline to answer such pOr-
tiOns unless the Court directs him to do so
In concluding his answer, the At
tOrney General says that be-
ing invited by one or more OF his
co-delcndants to become interested he did,
on or about February IL, of lSS;}, attend Il
meeting of the parties interested ut the
residence of the complainant in this city,
and that except that he attended only two
other meetings, and that ii is exceedingly
probable that there are many details
of this business whereof he is
wholly uninl0rmed, and rs to all
such matters he would rely with more
confidence upon the books and records of
the company than upon his own knowl-
edge. That, SO far rs he is aware, all the
agreements Of the parties Us between them
selves, relative to this business, were re-
duccd to writing, and are fully and COM
plctcly set out in the contract dated March
L., lS|:E, which, on his behalf, was exc
cutcd by his attorney i'll fact, lSham &.
Harris
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Hydrophobia.

BAY CITY, MICH, August 16.-One
week ago Ethbert Micheson, aged nine
teen, had finger bitten br a pet dog and
the dog died. 1t had exhibited unmistake-
able signs of hydrOphObia. No attention
was paid to the wound until last night.
The young man had retired apparently in
his usual health, but soon awakened the
family with his barking and growing
Physicians were summoned and at once
pronounced it q case of hydrophobia. His
paroxysms were so violent and desperate
he had to be chloroformed. The boy has
been removed TO the county Jail and Is
manacled to his bed.
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OFF TO THE MOUNTAINS.
Departure of the Presidential Party-A
Palace on Wheels.


WASHINGTON, August 16.-The Presi-
dent, Mrs. Cleveland, her mother, Mrs
Folsom, and Colonel and Mrs Lamont,
left Washington on the Limited Express of
the Pennsylvania railroad at $40 O'clock
this morning. The President and Mrs.
Cleveland and mother will proceed directly
to the Adirondack Mountains. Colonel
md Mrs. Lamont will leave the party at
Albany and 20 to McCirawyilla, Cortland
county, \. Y, where the Colonel will en-
deavOr to recuperate While feeling much
better than he has for some weeks past, he
feels the need OF rest. Every arrangement
had been made for the comfort OF the par
ty EN- route 4 special car rendered the
President by the directors of the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, arrived here
yesterday, and will he run through to the
Presidents destination.
The ear is Il marvel OF beauty and con-
yenience IL Is built both inside and ont
of solid mahOnany. The windows are of
very fine glass, and the door which leads
into the car is of plate glass aS transparent
~ air 10 within a few iucheS of the floor.
The walls and ceilings are of mahogany
mlaid with carved and ornamental walnut
and rosewood. The floor is covered with
4 very heavy carpet and the windows hung
with heavy satin curtains OF old gold,
which draw back on highly polished brass
rods. 4 narrow passage leads from the
observation room into the dining room.
The room to De occupied by the President
and Mrs. Cleveland is also furnished with
with sleeping quarters for servants and
with kitchen. Electric annuciatOrS from
each room and berth in the ear connect
with the servants room and enable the
paSSengerS to summon u servant without
MOVING from their chairs.
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A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
A Boiler Blows Up Instantly Killing Five
Men and Boys.

Men ana BOYS.
ASHLAND, Wis, August 16.-This
morning this city was startled by terrific
explosion, occasiOned by the bursting of a
boiler in the carpenter shop of Periner &
Webster. The boiler house was demolished
and five men and boys instantly killed
and two wounded, as follows: Killed
WILLIE PERINER,
ALEX. PERINER, sons of the senior
member of the firm;
JOSEPH. MCLAUGHLIN, foreman of. the
shop;
o. V. JOHNSON, wood turner.
AUGUST OLSEN, workman.
Injured:
NELSON PERENs, fireman, slightly in
jured in the leg.
BEN BAILEY, severely.
He is now in n hospital with a fair show
to recover. The cause of the explosion
was lack of water in the boiler. Satur-
day the boiler was blown OFF and pumped
up. After cleaning as usual fire was built
this morning, when il was found the in
jectOr would not work. While trying to
fix il the explosion occurred. Mclaugh
lin, the foreman, leaves a wife and three
small children.
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Mr.. Gibson's winning Figures,

Slscidl TtlsTUR 10 The RtJt@cr'
PeINT PLEASANT, w. VA, August To-
As the 2Ith of August approaches the cN-
element becomes intense. On that day
in the Opera Hall, will be nominated the
man who will represent the Fourth DIS
trict's interest in the next Congress. Col
Gibson arrived in the city this evening"
from the upper end Of the district, and;
according to his figures, will be nominated
on the first ballot. His claims are as iG,-
lows: WAYNE county, nineteen; CabeIl'
twenty; Lincoln, thirteen; Putnam, SIN
Jackson. twelve; ROane, twelve. Mlrt
live; Calhoun, four; Richie, six, and fle.SS-
ants three. total of one huddred on the
Grst ballot The whole number Of votes
are one hundred and eighty; necessary to
\ choice. ninety-onc. This leaves Wood
solid for jackson, and Mason solid ior
HOOU
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APPROPRIATIONS OUTRAGE.

Attempt to Assnsinate an Official For FRO
scouting SaIoOnkeePers.
ATCHIsON, KANSAS, August lO.-Ah
attempt was made early yesterday morn
ing to asslSsinate J. +. Tufts, Assistant
Attorney General for AtchiScon county
Tufts was recently appointed to the Office
for the express purpose of prosecuting
saloonkeepers under the PrOhibitory law.
saturday he secured n conviction. lcster-
dav key, containing twenty-five pounds
of poyder, mixed with nails, WAS exploded
ON the porch beneath his bedroom window
The windows were badly shattered, but no
one WAS hurt. Governor Martin mas
offered $3.50 reward for the perpetrators.
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At Work Again.

NEW YORK, August 16.-The strippers
:, tweIve of the fourteen shops OF the
CiSar Manufacturers Association, re re
SnS'sd O work to-day. There are about 500
Of them The bunch makers will start IN
~ - 1noc u,or-ow and the rollers on "Wednesday.
Tba otbsr two firms still employ the
Knights of Labor eigarniakers' AZ - ~
haeco workers employed IN the args
chewing and smoking factories have iormeu Is
a union, and applied for admission lnVo
the Central Labor Union. They ciaim I"
membership Of 1000.
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Telegraph s<r,iee D.isyed.

PrrrsyuIG, Pa, August 18.-Com-
munication by Western Union telegraph
was entirely cut of in all directions to-
night shortly before ~ o'clock by q small
fire in the rear Of the switch board in the
main Office. The loss was slight but the in
convenience great as every wire in the otlice
was more or less damaged. At one o'clock
this morning the management had sue-
ceeded in establishing communicates east
and west for pres service, and by daylight
IL is expected that all the wires will be In
operation. The csuse of the fire was light
ming, as storm prevailed nj the time.
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r,r.s. Fires ouenched by storm.

MINIATURES, August 16.-W Wisconsin
has beep blessed bya refreshing rain storm
unaccompanied by severe wind Tne
storm originated yesterday afternoon IN
Kansas and Nebraska. At midnight IL
,Sas in Central Iowa, and at o'clock this
morning was central over Lake Michigan:
The rain in Wisconsin was the heaviest
north of a line from ShebOygan to La
Crosse. North of this line the fall aver
egsd about an inch, and south OF 1t from
o5e~fourth to one-half inch. Three-tenthS
of AN inch of rain fell in Milwaukee;
Rain began to fall about ten O'clock Si an%
confirmed without cessation until hall
mast three a. m. Amigo, Wis, reports
heavy rains and a consequent dissipation
of ali fears of further forest fires. W Wmte
Water reports heavy rain and damages
from lightning, and no wind.
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Attacked by The Footpads.

Special Ticgrm To the RfgiScT.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, August 10
A cattle buyer named Archer who had
about 81 900 on his person was attacked
by three foOtpads in Jackson County
Saturday. They shot him three times one
bullet striking his watch, another, his
pocketbOOk, and the third grazing his
skull. They then seized Archer'S coat and
ran. Archer saved the money which was
in his pants pocket, several arrests have
been made.
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A Riot at Dunyannon.

DUBLIN. August l6.-At Dungnnon
to-day bands OF Nationalists parided the
Protestant quarter Of the town, shouting
for Home Rule and cursing the Queen.
A riot broke out and several PERSONS were
injured. The police had 10 force thcir way
between the frotcstants AMI Catholics,
thus preventing desperate fight. onc
Nationalist WIS arrested with knife in
his hand, A renewal Of the rioting il
feared. Party feeling is intense.
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Fatal Driving Accident.

.nl 'r '.. EgH".r.
.a,,war, W. Va, August lG.-
1850 daughters or Gcorge FarriS were
..oaa the Eru>hey Fork road about
-2.raad q half from bridgeport, w.
- ..rhor~S attached to the buggy be
--.-.atrnrd by dirt thrown on the side
.- 1Ud hy hands working on it, and
. .re thrown from the buggy. The
N,, E..ru WIS scrioSly injured and
... .Hurr.
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Victim Of the Riots Dead.

BELFAST, August ia man named
Jackson, who WAS wounded in Sunday
mornings riot, is dead. The other wound
ed men are progressing iavoEbly. There
was some stone throwing last night, but
no one was seriously injured. There are
ominous signs that the authorities fear
attempts at IN uprisal tonight on the part
OF the mobs. The public houses are being
closed and other precautions arc being
taken. Scores of prisoners have been sent
To kinsmcyer Jail ut Dublin TO await trial,
the local jails being full.
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was thrown by Schnaubelt from the north
af Grams alley.
Mr. Foster concluded his address with
an eloquent and flowery appeal to the jury.
He asked them not to commit an act which
they would regret during the remainder
of their lives. Capt. Black said he would
prefer not to commence his address till to-
morrow morning, and the Court adjourned
until that time.
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No Trouble Likely.

a. '.,"' Re-, Ia, august l6.-The win
rr. -1'>> manufacturers and wOrkmen
H. ''''srow hold the first conference Ot
,-... Oh ., "n The wage question. To-day
5.-,. ,., >'I' would say much but it is I'M
II W.. 'alt the workmen will demand
~, ,r. ,O"' advance for the gatherers.
t-,.,.i ,''''. expresses the opinion that the
,.,.-.I> VIII be- granted. A manuiac-
zr,E :'" ",r' >poken To said there was
It, r.,,., ,'Ioh ol the factories starting at
b-r7 r-, ,,.', ume September aS fire has not
~, t'' 'n the furnaces. Neither side
" "lppwhrnd "A contest
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whiEoa>r, Of the Mexicans.

~.INs' pEl NuErE, MEN, August
-'"a'1. Brigham has received certain
.'.''"'> official kilograms which appear
.'E' mpnrtmt. hut which he will
..I-- Tie ~,rms much excited at
~ -l"rat "t receiving them, but will
w. .a.a-. 10 j, reported by PaSO Del
. 1a.nud men that two hundred
-. ~"jrE- arr ON their way tO PasO
'..'" .Ium below. There is no
..1.a, %. The dr~ir. Tor war. Interior
'' Of. ihr States Of Chihuahua, Con-
..' 'a' Durango are highly excited, ac-
" '' travellers just returned, while
-. ""Nlan' declare that the Mexican
!. , a"I rJt their Christmas dinner in
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'Is there no balm in Gilead?
49,. -, ,,h.-1fafan fharp7fl

Thanks to DR.. Pierce, there is balm in
his Golden Medical Discovery balm
for every wound' to health, from colds,
coughs, consumption, bronchitis, and all
chronic, blood, lung and liver affections
OF druggists.
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A Big Cigar Str;ke

Ge,ori. A. August l6.-Sixty-eight cigar
kyin,S nave closed, G,OOO workingmen
slEeI ,b,e struck for higher wages. The
4lao ~ T,''enS to extend to the Yuelta
Na.t n. me m manufacturers have united TO
demands of the workingmen.
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method in teaching reading. He concluded
with the following hints: First, select
common words; second, use only few at
a time.
At 5p. m. Institute adjourned till 7:3O
this evening, when an elocutionary enter
tainment will be given.
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-ApnninIIllpnls-

de1, MI, .,,,,".5,NGSr"N, August l6.-The Presi-
&,-b. is p'g. ,Ge following appointments bt
Eey y.,' yS,' 'he capitol: Jokn +. Dole, Ol
Nr.,., ,J,A' =. I" be Secretary of the Civil
ay.,, v yy"u,.'nlNSlon; Henry A. Eyninger,
ls H.. 'U.A, ,,., To he L. s. Consul at Glen,
'''e W. Pierce. suspended.
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r..- md Li-htnin- ut Cincinnati.

rgNyrl august lG A Sultry air
,arn- Wa, followed about . o'clock
.., bLtrk clouds from the north,
.@Sr into q sudden and heavy rain.
.., nn wind but abundant light
p. between here and Columbus IN I'M
Ir.r.rll STORM is reported, and
.,aaWiy every direction are working
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Petroleum Discovered In France,

<PARIs, August 16.-A springfrom which
flows petroleum of fine quality has been
discovered at Ferrand, Auyergne, on the
estate of NJ. Alfred Arbaux. This Is the
first petroleum discovery that has been
made in France.
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The rresldential Party Arrive.

ALBANY. y. Y, August lG.-Thc Presi-
dent and party arrived here ut 8 p. IN.
Col. and Mrs. Lamont left the train for
their home. DR. Samuel b. Ward joined
the President and party here. They left
at 9:13, their route being via. Rous Point
Moire, Paul Smiths and thence by stage
TO the prospect house in the AdirOndaCkS.
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Cumberland Downs Toronto.

SpcclW JOTTESD0ldtItct q Wt HtgENU'
NEW CUMBERLAND, w. VA, August 10
The Toronto base hall club came over on
Saturday and played the final game with
the Cumberland club, the latter winning
the game, 2l to 10. This gave the Cum
berland club two games out OF three.
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lhe New Nnfas

a The T,,-N"ION, Augustl6.-It is learned
Silver csr,;s ,isury Department that the new
SODogC ~ ,''DcateS authorized at the last ses-
beto,. y SOusreSS will not be ready for issue
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Accusations.

BELFAST, August lG.-Thc Catholic
newspapers here accuse the Orangcmcn ol
commencing Sundays attack, while the
Protestant papers say that the orangcmcn
acted i'm scli-dcfrnse
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Flynn Resigns.

New YORK, August l6.-Mauricc H..
Flynn has resigned the leadership of the
Fourteenth Assembly District County De-
mOcracy, and the resignation has been ac-
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ST. Louis, August 1G.-Thc BrooklynS
had but two hits off Caruthers up TO the
eighth inning, when they sized up his de
livery, and on nine hits with total of
fourteen bases and two bases on balls,
scored ten runs. 1t WAS CaruthcS' day
with the willow, however, and but for
very rank decisions declaring him out at
first early in the game, and in
the ninth inning after clean homo run,
he would have beaten Hccker's record.
Reasons succumbed to the intense heat
early in the game and gave way to Hudson.
Mr.. ByrncS' action in calling for protection
for Umpire Bradley after the game was un-
called for rs there was no disposition on
the part of the crowd to do him harm.
Iun,ngs....................l ,
81 IOuiS .,........I . q 0 q | ) .
groOklyn...............O0 D U . y ! l I'll
Earned runS-St. Louis s, Brooklyn Z.
Two base hits, CLruthcrs, Peoples, Welsh;
three base hits, Caruthcrs, Swartwood;
home runs, Caruther }, Comiskey /.
Total bases on htS-St. Louis ,, Brook
lyn Il: struck out by CarutherS ,; bases
ON balls oil Caruthers ), of Porter ] !;
double plays, Peoples, Mcclellan and
Phillips; Gleason, Robinson and Comisky;
passed balls, Clark l. Umpire. Bradley.