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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-11
BENwOOD.

Mr. NJ. Reilly, Of Wheeling was IN town
Saturday.
Marshal J. Meyer. has an attack Of ty-
phoid fever
Services every evening this month ~
st. Johns church.
Miss Carrie Vance Is convalescing from
an attack Of typhoid fever.
Rev. W. King will Ill the pulpit Of tbs
n. L. Church to-day for the frst time.
Mr.. Geo. Wells, Of Martins Ferry, IL
guest at the residence OF II. Bowers,
Esq.
Mrs. II. Raper and Mrs. + PorterHeld.
are the guests Of friends in Matamon,
Ohio.
Mr. Fred Pugh removed his family
from Martins Ferry 10 this city, Last
week.
N. Killgore was badly injured ut tho
Mill Company's coal mine, by heavy iall
Of soap stone.
Two or three detectives were here part
of last week, looking up clews 10 the iden-
tification Of the murderer Of J. Mulchay.
There Is . rumor 70 the effect that Mr.
W. Mann, the able and efficient manaees
OF the Wheeling Company's plant, intends
resigning his position.
Mr.. Ben Mead, Of Richie town, IN en-
ploye Of the Wheeling Co.'S Steel Plant,
was severely injured at that works Pri-
day, by the falling Of Q trusseI.
The pupils and teachers Of the three Se-
partments Of Benwood school are seodina
subscription Of five dollars TO the Mayer
Of Charleston, =. g., 10 be given 10 Sons
poor old woman or poor old man.
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News From the AnChOria.

NEW YORK, October 10.-A dispatch
this afternoon from st. Johns, \. F.. states
that the steamer Anchoria is seventy miles
off shore, with broken shaft. A steamer
will leave st. Johns Immediately to render
assistance The news was brought in by Il
boat which left the steamer Friday and ar
rived at port this afternoon. The Msranda
is the name of the steamer dispatched to
the AnchOria's assistance. 1t is probable
that further views will be received by an
earl hour tomorrow morning.
The Auchoria's life boat which arrived
here this AFTERNOON, WAS under command
of her first officer. ssrhe: Anchorias main
shaft is broken and she lies under canvas
about 20 miles off cape Spear, bearing
East-south. The passengers and
crew were all we'll
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the sky there will be such a
hosanna among his friends and such
a wailing among his enemies as will make
the earth tremble, and the heavens sing.
see now the plumes Of the Lords cavalry
men tossing in the air. The archangel be-
fore the throne has already FURNISHED his
trumpet, and then he will put its golden
lips to his own, and he will blow the long
loud blast that will make all the nations
free. Clap your hands, all We people!
Hark! 1 hear the falling thrones, and the
dashing down of demolished iniquities
''Hallelujah, the Lord God omnipotent
reigneth! Hallelujah, the Kingdoms of
this world are become the kingdoms of our
Lord Jesus Christ"
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Political Pointers.

special TeegrdiR TO The Register.
PAEKERsBURG, W. Va, October TO-
Hon. Charles E. Hogg addressed the people
of Volcano, Friday. His audience was
large and enthusiastic and was composed
of men of all parties. Mr.. Hogg received
many favorable concentrations and prom
ises of support from disguised Republicans
The Democratic delegate ticket will re.
ceiye strong support in Volcano District
from the same sources. Infact the Repub-
lieans of this and adjoining counties are be-
coming thoroughly disgusted with the Gotf
one-man power; will express their dissatis-
faction at the poles in November.
Mr.. Hogg will address the people OF Will
Jamestown tonight.
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MORGANTOwN.
''."'''a' Horse Thief at Large-Flick to
speak Tue'day-LOcal News.

.'."'''a' Horse Thief at Large-Flick to
speak Tuesday Local News.
'.. |.rm "r. R.ri&cr.
@'-sANrowN. October 10. - Sheriff
.'.'' Offers Sljp for the arrest OF John
'',-> the notorious horse thief who
'' lA' last week. Pounds is q very des,
s.''e ,alractcr, and is wanted in a hall
.-.1 em;rS IN Pennsylvania for horse
,@..aI and other crimes.
a.. ,''. W. H. H. Flick. Republican can
.'.s '' Congress, will address the radi-
," p '' TINS community next Tues
,g.-.sa' .g...,,'sa' Turner reports one hundred
n, '..t'A'e students in actual attend
.,.... .-' >S'r0ty-tyc cadets. This is the
=, = number ever recorded within the
s.- ',''a .y 'h the history of the Univer-
:. u. >'NS they are above the aver
-, industrious, more mature, and
u. ,.@'e .'''.e a h'ltcr class Of young men
N. ''' " attended the University for some
i. 1~ VI, VI. Literary Circle held its
-.,.-.. ~.'''a? Of the year last Monday
q. anu reorglnized. The evening
- E,f..>.a''y ~ = and protitably passed by
n. W ,S 'Ae Young people.
q NJ, D0ta'nS ct Major James NJ. Bell
y. ~ ~ FANNIE Iazier is announced to
=. ,,1 Sr..e Tuesday, October IL. They
a..,,',, - " tour Of the west. Both of the
i, MN parties are we'll known and
d s,.l va nave the earnest congratulation
n. e circle OF friends.
d, H., a1a Rogers and bride have departed
Lsss1,, lene y? ?i IN Nebraska, after a very
Ssai, il li5i,e b. Piekenpaugh is visiting
oGatioyS' oy',ie ,S. Nye was the guest OF friends
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BELLAIRE NEWS.
The Doings of a Day in the Glass City
Picked up and Paragra .hed.

Two of our window houses are busy at
work.
There are four or five big hops on the
tapis.
The GAINESVILLE window glass works have
resumed.
j. Robinson has a fine gas burner in
his drug store.
Rev. J. X. McKallip is visiting friends in
this vicinity.
Hope Hose Company No. has fixed up
its hose house.
Money will be raised to fix up the
| Elyslan Rink.
The German class in the public schools,
began work last week.
A. L. Morrison, Of Chicago, will speak
here on Tuesday evening.
Mrs J. Fitton returned from week g
visit in Pittsburg last night.
The Buckley Building IL Loan Company
sells money tomorrow evening.
The coming boat race is causing consider
able talk among the young chaps.
s. o. Cummins is having the front of his
place Of business nicely repainted.
Joseph Crow is building a business
block for gentleman in BcnwOod.
DR.. Calvin Mccullough and Miss Laura
Grove will be married on next Wednesday
evening.
VIM. Cunningham is home from busi-
ness trip in the interest of the Ohio
Valley Foundry.
Out of Difference to the steel workers,
the funeral of Patrick Moran occurs to-day
at 2 P. NJ, instead of 9 A. NJ.
Rev. Father Kelleher, Of Grafton, is en-
gagged at the Catholic Church hearing con-
fession in Irish, French and English.
Mr.. Thomas Whealan, of Wheeling, was
in Bellaire yesterday collecting money in
the interest OF Rev. FaIher McElligott.
In the game of ball Saturday between
the Louisville and Athletic clubs, Will
White, ofthis city, made home run.
The Willing Workers, of the Episcopal
Church, will be ereorganized tomorrow even
ing, at the home of Miss Bessie Miller.
The festival to be held at Warnock on
Friday evening will be for the ben eft Of
the First Presbyterian Church, Of that
place. q.
A number of young men Of this city have
formed an Athletic club. They will have
rooms in Anderson's new block, Union
street.
Two chaps who were under the influence
Of liquor had fistic encounter on Union
street yesterday morning. One Of the con-
testants was knocked out
There were no arrests on Saturday night.
Bellaire is at present a very quiet place,
considering the fact that most everybody
is working and money is not as scarce As it
was
The banns of matrimony were proclaim
ed for the second time yesterday in st.
Johns Church for the marriage OF Joseph
Garrett and Catherine Flaharty. Two
more marriages in Catholic circles are on
the tapis.
Saturday evening man entered the
residence of Adam Faupel by the side
door, while the family were preparing
to retire they were Summoned to the
kitchen by barks from their dog. Mr..
Faupel got down stairs just in time to see
a man hastily going into the alley.
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SUNDAY AT RICHMOND.
attending Church-To-Day Holiday in
the City.

attending Church-To-Day a Holiday in
the City.
GWoNp. VA. October lO.-A major
IS & ,h- Knights of Labor attended
-4u.a, services at some one OF the nu-
-aol, churches to-day, and this after
o-dmyr Or strolled about the city. Mr..
."is1.y went to High Mass ut st. Pat
1.a, Church this morning, but
l, afternoon WIS kept busy at
a1ynt % numerous matters connect
"a. 9ta the work of the convention,
ulsultatiun with the members of
"a. lection Board. NUneOf the matters
"a1vi7g his time, however, are in such
4.r 'It information in reference to
..aana, Pgr>rnt BE- given to the public.
'aa'--uw wilI o. devoted wholly to the
E@..r, banquet. ball and other enter
4.-'aiS provided for the visiting dele
,.N by %" lJrnmond Knights. Mayor
.'.7a-;"a has issurda proclamation that
s cry o1rcS be closed tomorrow to al
'' 'lr employees toattcnd, and has re-
"NoI that merchants and employers
,'- EMPLOYEES 4 holiday.
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7HE CHICAGO STRIKE.
,crrvrTY NOTED ABOUT THE
lSLNV'' STOCK YARDS.
..s,,,s Ystsriay-rhe Armed Guards In
y y''- :, yu- Hundrsd-WAsr Girls Re
a''s =, oSs-ys the PnksrtOn Men With
ysls-POwdsrly's DisPsieh

-..,.,e, October 1O.-There was no
,s,nc. 'p,s at the stock yards to-day, but
dS'a,s ,,,irr vicinity of the great packing
io' '. r,s bustling with significant prep
bus, The PinkertOn force at the
A' I,,,. been increased to four hundred
!',.' and each one of them is armed with
A''D, ,,r.r and repeating rifle. To-day the
'1,, > ',s,I,l s,,,Ip,alckinssstaOlishment Of Washington
Ss. s.-, Sous was converted into a bar
.,lS. 2l5s'lr and will be the headquarters of the
nD,il the trouble has blown over.
"''' SEPARATIONS FOR TROUBLE
r,.s, headquarters have been connected
-, with A number of stations in diff
op,r.ers OF the yards, 80 that news
s,., ',,,ck By strikers can be instantly
,r,i,,ted and force at once detailed
=, d,wn the uprising. Tonight q
,f r,trol wagons stand about the
--A'l. H. ar5 horses to draw them are quar-
,4''1,a 1nsar by PinkertOn'S force gets Its
e,sl .. =. A. the Transit House, but will
"'0i, "S.sr. hive 10 20 elsewhere tomorrow,
49, .r' .bigf waitress to-day informed the
= -.,,r -. Of the hotel that at meeting
=. w,itreSseS, held last night, it was
q .I.i ", ~ serve no meals to PinkertOn
'',-'. ,f,r to-day. The AnglO-American
?. y;1, Company has made preparations
mwrrHSTAND \ SIEGE.
-..,bigh brick wall about the build
-, and prr,autiouS have been taken to
= ,,or me admission of turbulent indi-
,-L Yesterday the company killed
,.,1p,,, which were left green on the
.... and must be packed tomorrow to
--.7, heavy Losses. A similar state Of
s.-. +, , more exaggerated form in Ar
-r-., rcking houses. No withstanding
-. .--eatenins attitude of the strikers, he
s,,a1t!nuti To purchase hogs.
ir.-,, number have been placed in one
.s.ts b1IIlinsS and the inference is that
-.-s-e Q, De imported from outside of the
There were no formal meetings of
..-;.-, to-day. The men are cOtenting
..-xlrs, with gathering in knots about
,-a-l,to discuss the situation.
rgE DISPATCH FROM RICHMOND.
wlG Cuohhy being asked what reply
s.agls 70 the message sent from Rich
mai Yesterday. By General Master Work
nm PogtrrIy. said ne was not at liberty
lg aaything about the matter.
r. g,,atch should not have been
~-.aam Il he is not the President of the
nsr-, association, nor WAS he author
-.o ra.,r into any negotiations looking
.Hr. hnal settlement Of the
ty-.e li Mr. Cudahy's manher and
.-.rae however could be taken rs an
--z.a1a OF his feelings on the subject,
+ aa. ayrrse To any prompt reasonable
s-.yuent which will put an end to the
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HOGG AT WILLIAMSTOWN,
Large Audiences Greet the Democratic
Candidate.

Large Audiences 0reet the DemOcrouc
Candidate.
Special Tiegrum 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October TO-
Hon. Chas E. Hogg and Jno. G. Mcclure
addressed the citizens of Williamstown
last night. The house was crowded with
ladies and gentlemen, who gave respectful
attention to the speakers. Mr.. Mcclure
led of ina sound, argumentative speech.
The action af the Democratic party in the
matter Of pensions was compared with that
of the Republican party, and the fact was
conclusiyely shown that not only more
pensions were granted during the admin
istration of President Cleveland, than dur.
ing the same space Of time under Republi-
can Presidents, but also that the pay Of
pensioners had been largely increased.
Mr. Hogg delivered an excellent address
and made good impression. His speech
met with the appreciation Of the
Democrats, and several Republi-
cans who were present, declared
that the principles enunciated were good
enough for them. No billingsgate was
used, and no abuse. The partisan passions
were not appealed to and no attempt was
made to arouse the passions. His address
was cultured, logical and to the point.
Mr. Mcclure, in his address, spoke OF
the Legislative ticket, giving brief auto.
biography, political and civil, Of the three
Democratic candidates, and made them q
number of warm adherents.
Williamstown district will increase her
Democratic majority by very handsome
per cent. this fall for the entire county
ticket.
must not omit to mention that when
special mention was made of the candidacy
of Mr.. A. A. Keller by Mr.. Mcclure,
everybody in the house seemed particu-
larly well pleased. Keller's friends in
Williams district are only equalled by the
number of its voters.
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Friends Of Poor Lo.

NEW YORK, October 10-The fourth
annual conference Of the Advocates Of In
dian Civilization will be held at Lake No
hawk Mountain House during Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, this week, October
13-15.) Invitations have been sent TO
more than hundred prominent citizens in
terested in the work Of the Indian Rights
Association, including Senator'S, Congress
men and the officers Of the Indian
Bureau at Washington. The conferences
will have special interest because 1t will
discuss the relations OF the present admin
istration 10 the Indian question especially
in regard to the numerous changes in
Indian agents and the conduct Of Affairs on
the reservations The persons invited are
the guests Of Indian Commissioner Smiley,
proprietor Of the Mountain House, and are
expected to arrive on Tuesday evening
There will be morning and evening session
for three days, closing on Friday night
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MarShan Grand Jury.
~ 1slenrnm b ths Reriar.

Special Taegdm 10 the RegtST.
MoUNDsvILLE, W. Va, October 10
Circuit Court will convene October II with
the following gentlemen chosen for grand
Jurors: Henry B. YOhO, T. P. Campbell,
A. ID. Pierce, Fred Dague, Michael Gar
yey, e. c. McMechen, s. Kittle, John
Smith, Abe Fletcher, John Lough, A. Ing
rahm, Milton McCus&ey, David Gorby, C..
A. Weaver, T. j. Dorsey.
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Popular Candidate-Fire Loss.

Special TSlSgrdm % ne Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, October 10
The election held at the ST. Xavier fair to
decide which WAS the favorite candidate,
Hon. W. n. Chancellor, Democrat elected
/, 1872 votes; Mr.. A. F. Lang, Republican
S9S votes.
The loss sustained by the fire Friday
was about 81, 200.
Hon d. III. DeOnard, who has been Ill
for several days is again able to get around.
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A N.w.paprr Man Dead,

WASHINGTON, ID. C., October l0-Mr.
Geo. w. Adams, president of tho
Ecening Star Newspaper Com
pany, died at his home In this
city ut two o'clock this marning. Mr..
Adams was we'll known and
prominent newspaper correspondent In
this city for many years.
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ABOtly Found,

CAPE GIRARDEAU, October 10.-The
body of Judge Hsger was caught yester-
day afternoon about two miles below
where the LaMascotte exploded This is
the first one of the drowned persons that
has been found, except the four brought
down ON the Eagle. The suffering VIC
tins are all doing well, except the csrpen-
ter, Davidson.
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W. W. Reed, druggist, Of Wisehatss,
Ind, writes: AOne OF ny enstonsn, Mn
Louisa Ils l Pike. Hsrso.is ,ra R.ndelpa eoa..g.
ton, and was siyyn up 70 die BY hss psys'
icians. 8he keard Of Dr.. Kings Nsw D.
covcfy fcf Consumption, sad beg1n ny
ing it Of me. In nix month"; tim -
walked to this city, . distance q IL
miles, and h now % much Improved ~
she has Quit using IL Shs nyS - swsa
her life TO Il"
Free Trial Bottles st Lopa 4 ca's
Drug Store.
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live Hundred Brewers Out.

lzGu.L October 1O.-ln accordance
va ,arderiSion of the Brewers, annOunc-
Il 4,t night. the men, numbering 500,
l.. teya locked out. The prOprietOrs
1s,lay will not allow dictation by any
U-,1 l1d announce themselves ready for
la1. oatnued fight. They have a large
a,ioa hand, and have secured the prom
s q many outside concerns to ship no
r-r~Ie,roit during the trouble.
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strigS sho'E. ARK, October 10
Sooao5 nom Gar Fordyce repoot a two
d; SIs.. aoIIar .i express robbery at
S's BEEN NE money is reported to
Sllaess c., stolen from the southern
Sagb oSsra.Sn r,pany' by II. B. Miller, a tel
sSS15ii sSS15ipg gT5al9T; JatS; The robber is described
bytFse1 'A 9alrand mustache, left arm
sn ,r,;s.. elbow and wrist and also
'>dait uclal leg. He wore a blue
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Great excitement has been caussd In d
vicinity Of Paris, Texas, by The remarks
bic recovery Of Mr.. J. H. Csasy, who W.
80 helpless he could not turn In bed, q
raise bis head; everybody aaid 10 wss dy-
ing Of consumption A Trial Bottle Of DS
King's New Discovery was ssut him.--
Finding relief he bought large bottle asA
boz Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills; By ~
time he had taken two boxes Of Piils anA
two bottles Of the Discovery, hs was wsll
and had gained in flesh thirty-six posndA
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery f9
Consumption free at Logan h Co.'S
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RALEIGH, n. C., October l0.--In dic.
fculty last night J. A. Freeze, Of Rowan
county, student nj the University OF
North Carolina, at Chapel Hill, was killed
by negro.
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Wood County Prohibition Convention.

Sp.ciai Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, October 10
The Prohibitionists of this, Wood county,
met at the Court House yesterday after
noon for the purpose of nominating eandi-
dates for House OF Delegates and County
Commissioners.
Mr.. w. H. Smith, ST., was elected
Chairman; Isaac Johnson, Secretary.
A committee WAS appointed, which re-
ported the following names for tho re-
spective offices to be filed: For House OF
Delegates, Barna Powell, Lysander Dud-
ley and w. Il. Neal; County Commission
er, s. K. Shaffer, OF Volcano. The nom-
nations were confirmed by the conven-
ton. after which W. L. Harris delivered a
lengthy address to the convention, after
which the convention adjourned.
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A suees..fuI Br.aL for ub.rtv.

sAULT STE MARIE, MICH, October 10.
AT six O'Clock this evening, whils
the turnkey Of the ChippewY
county Jail was serving supp~
to the prisoners q break for liberty W.
made. The prisoners succeeded In lock
ing up the jailor and escaped in Ill psohs-
bility over the boarder.
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**+ . Secret, involuntary drains up
on the system promptly cured Large
book giving particulars, 10cents In stamps.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
ISOLATION, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Earned runs, Louisville 6, Athletic 2;
home runs, Kerns and Werrick; two base
hit, Larkin; three base hits, Browning,
Werrick and Stovey; past balls, Kerns ,,
Robinson 2; first base on balls, Hecker 3,
Miller 3; struck out, Hecker l, Miller Z;
double plays, McGarr, unassisted; stolen
bases, Hecker, White, Werrick, Robinson.
Umpire, Davis Kelly.
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BIG DISCREPANCIES.
AUDITOR WILLIAMS FINDS EVIDENCES OF
GROSS ''CARELESSNES"
Or Something Worse In The Record Of War Gains
ofSsvsal States Against he United Stats-
S5&24 Given Out On Voucher Calling
Hor $H-0Aer Samples

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 10.-Third
Auditor Williams, of the Treasury De-
partment has addressed letter 70 the
Governor of Indiana, in which be states
that in view of the unsatisfactory condi-
ton of the records of his Office concerning
the claims Of several States, against the
United States, filed under the provision Of
act Of Congress approved July "a, 1851, to
indemnify the States for expenses incurred
BY them in defense Of the United States,
and acts supplemental thereto, he has
found it necessary to make thorough
examination of such claims in order to
arrive at an intelligent understanding Of
their present condition. The examination
of the
WAR CLAIMS
of the State of Indiana, under the act re
ferred to has just been completed, and he
encloses for the Governors information
and such action as he may deem advisable,
an abstract showing in detail the amounts
which he says, have been enormously i'm
properly and unlawfully allowed tho
State first, in excess of vouchers presented;
second, twice for the same service, and
third, amounts allowed without vouchers,
amounting in all to $40, ,l23. Tho
abstract, he says, serves TO show
gross careleSsness, or something worso
in the settlement and adjustment
of these accounts, which some person, or
persons, then in the Third Auditors office
are responsible. This Mr.. Williams says
is evident Take,
FOR EXAMPLE,
voucher number 100, account Of d. y.
lIendrick, charged an abstract filed by tho
State, and allowed by the Third Auditor,
for 81, $50, whereas the voucher itself call
ed for 81, 1870, thus raising the amount
81 600 Voucher number 1914, account Of
Robt. Bennett X Co., vouches for $54.
II is charged on the abstract filed by tho
State and allowed by the third Auditors
OllCe -, III, u uilltitucc W Vp'ofA. Noe
cher No. 46ll, account Of A. Bookwaltcr,
amounting to 81. 80, is charged on the Oh.
stract presented by the State, and allowed
by the Third Auditor for $3.50. There
are
OTHER LIKE ITEMS
for smounts which will be observed in tho
course of an examination of the abstract.
Mr.. Williams says further:
THE amounts allowed and paid you by
the Government, will also attract atten-
ton. The Auditor concluded by
stating that il is perhaps, proper
that he should add that the error
and unlawful allowances in the accom-
panying abstract occurred ut various
timcs--First in the year 1855, and contin-
uing down 10 the year 1874. and that tho
claims in which errors and ovcrchargcs or
whatever else one may be pleased TO call
them were discovered, appear TO have been
formulated and filled by Gen. w. II. II.
Ferrill, late Military Secretary 10 the
Government, and Thos McCarty, former
Auditor Of State, who were the legal rep
resentatives ofthe State in such matters.
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Earned runs, st. Louis 4, Brooklyn )
base-hits, Welch, Burch; three-base hits
Welsh, Smith; total bases on hits, St
Louis IA, Brooklyn Il; left on bases St
Louis Z, Brooklyn s; stolen bases, Welsh
l, Foutz 3; O'Neil /; struck
out, st. Louis |, Brooklyn 3
bases on balls, off Caruthcrs none, of
Henderson Z; passed balls, Bushong l; wild
pitches, Henderson 3; base hits, st. Loui:
II, Brooklyn II; errors, st. Louis 4,
Brooklyn 3; umpire McQuaide.
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Az intelligent person when hurt will at
once procure bottle of Salvation Oil 1t
is the best thing to cure swellings, burns,
or wounds All druggists sell it, at %
cents bottle.