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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-13
MARTINS YERRY.

A four year old child OF John RedtSy
died yesterday morning. and will be buSied
at two o'clock this afternoon.
Lieutenant James Kerr, u. 3. A., n ths
guest of his parents In this place.
The young married folks" were sutsg-
tained by Nm. l.. w. Inglebfight lAst
night.
Misses Emma and aud Ells Stewart, Of
Franklin Station, are the guests Of thsle
aunt, Mn. William Tasbert.
Mr. Joe Henderson Ia In Buffalo, N. r.,
ON business. ~ 'f
The excavation for the Water wesiu
Power House foundstion n finished, soA
the work Of filing In the csmsut 81
broken stone has been comneneed. II
The laying Of the Pirst street. tWslvo
inch main is finished ~ fas ~ IL Bso-
wood Blast Furnace. At the reservoir a0
goes on well except break down In ths
pump which hes been repaired.
II was thought on Monday night ~ ~
self-feeder swapping boys stsiks vss 81
tied, but contrary 20 expectati0os, I'll IL
seiffeede4 boys In the mill, ,including thoss
of the feeder nailefs, went out, and rsfass
to work till the price originally asksd p
paid.
NJ Pickins, ST., Ieh yesterday fsr Nieh-
igzn.
Mis- Mary Citizens, was sesi0asiy hsst
on Sunday by falling out ofa va0es sss
the bridge near the mouth Of Dssp Ran.
The wagon broke down while O ~
bridge and threw the entire load oet,
Mis Citizens falling over the edes q ~
bridge, 10 the bed Of the creek thirty -
below. No bones were brokss but ~
body and limbs are very mach blmised.
Mr.. Clayton Hogue shipped Jerry
calf valued ct 500 to Illinois ysstssdsy.
Mn w. L Trip ID in PissbsFE visis-
ing friends.
Mr. Jesse williams of Mt Pisasant w
in the city yesterday.
J. B. Wallace b in Brilliant vttaAg
relatives
On Monday valuable eo1t belonging -
DIJ. n. Blaekfcrd hsng itsak VII
tsthersd In . pastass I'D e NJ uzsSsp
farm we'd Il town,
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Skinped With Ssn nnn

p.I. .IiA'AfErrE IND. October l2.-Ed
sr''.,ss.a, .''..,sa, proprietor of the wooden mills,
-. " .a1 Oldest mills in the State, left
Il. E.., E,lS Unknown, having forged notes ON
s-s %. urF and owing sums to merchants
n 1,'GieTs agSTegatiug about SO, 900.
6ra -'' u Deem acting suspiciously for some
III, u1'lnS slept with his clothes on for
e,,,.,' r,; weeks past. and carried two pistols
d. Farmers to whom he is in
t.,., t..,N I. a,e stripping the mill of its con-
h.. - 'u hopes Of saving something of their
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STEADILY SPREADING.
srp1yg OF THE CHICAGO PACKERS
The GROWING HOURLY.
u.u,,.5 and Ten BnplOys Of The Union iran
Va' =. rl r-~n,nv Strike Against Ten HOurs-An In
- ,,,r;;,r ~, With Nr. AuOur-ChieagO Los-
10 thar Purk Packing Business

.,e, october 12.-The Committee
~. General Assembly Of the X. Of
l'0,l ~, morninc held consultations with
l. ;n5iuidual owners Of the packing
NV. 'n' NOT finding it possible to deal with
w. ,,mit,ee representing the entire pack
b,nss interest. There were large wait
iDe ,,rds about the houses, this morning
~ ., .h.,a WAS no disturbance. The strike
~ .,.,dily spreading, the latest men to
,nt being 40 employees Of the Union
- Yards Transit Company. OF these,
~, ,.--;v are section hands, and the balance
,,,L in the blacksmith shop. The shop
hon closed. The company notified
-, r,sn that they would have to work ten
,.,,,s Der ilav and they refused. This has
a. VET interfered with the business Of
ths company.
A published
,yrrcyIEw WITH Mr.. ARMOUR,
,,,.rpipr the stock yards strike, says:
..r,, d,r Of Chicago's supremacy as q
,,,E hacking center will soon be q thing
4 ,bs p,st. Kansas City, Omaha, Cedar
p,0i,s and other western points are fast
I'm ~ the business away from here. Take
I.,,s7s CIty. Tor instance. The price of
~. th,re Il - cents 4 hundred less than
/. : here. while her freight rates to all
,s.tryn and southern points are rs low
..,rrs and her freight rates TO the Allan
:. .s,bo9rl are only u, or, at the most,
= rents hundred higher. In other
r,-ls Kansas City freight rates to the
r,rk,ts where 20 per cent of our
r-'.iur,s are sold are Just rs good as ours
Tb,le hogs are cheaper. What is true Of
g,nS.s CITY il tru9 in n greater or less de-
g-,r of other Western points. It's the
S,trr,l course of events. The corn belt
n, moved Vest and with it hog raising
/. !, history repeating itself Only q few
r.lrs lgO Chicago took away the suprem-
Az from Cincinnati and st. Louis. To
,loE rhat this is not idle talk brought on
n. IL, present troubles will say have mt
aided ! S.u.le brick 10 my packing house
poper.v here in Chicago, while in Kansas
tfy. where l already had $500, 900
ro.th Of packing house property, | have
b7.lt S3hj. 600 worth additional this sum
NET. and between now and next January
wn build another $500, 900.
Efasn hundred Of the strikers met to-
NH. aad listened to report from MeSSrs.
R.rv and Butler. They stated
,ht they had ~ yet ac-
nngljshed but little in way
d. settlement. 4 general discussion Of the
,,ration ensued which resulted in giving
,as general executive board of district 81
9r,her with MeSsrs. Barry and Butler
nr powers to arrange q settlement. An
sly,sory committee representing the va
nous branches of the work in the packing
hguses. was selected. Permanent
b,plcuarters will be establish
d A meeting OF the packing
h1r,e proprietOrs was held this evening,
bl, the result WAS not made public.
Armour's beet men, it is understood, are
liable to nc ordered out tomorrow or next
dgv
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ANOTHER VERY GOOD MAN
"n' Wa Contled ia by the Communii
RakrS in About S3O. 900

"a' WH' ConHIed in by the Community
RakrS in About $4,000.
"STEyEY, /. l.. October 12.-JoSeph
Aaalilng Justice Of the Peace, Sunday
>ho'. superintendent, and leader in good
"o'A' generally, and posseSsor of the con-
"''nre oi ;he entire community, appearstO
1A'e gone wrong, Some time ago Fred
TeN WlilettS 4 New York broker,
Placed his handsabout $50, 900 worth of
--i'oah.e securities. Wluetts now claims
'D1' Hunting proved EIse to his trust
1~1 a!p7o;hccatcd $4,000 worth of the
PAPER, getting 5l,OO0. which he used in
,'5''~''.on. It tappeIrs also that Hunting
.S - S'' IN debt 10 surrounding tradesmen
~ " Slr amount Of several thousand dollars,
IIl g l-,ay one Of the creditors attached
'-n'''ns. property.
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The NYPAN0 STRIKE ENDED.
o. the Bssi. First offered by the Gen
eral superintendent.


MEANWHILE, PA, October 12.-The
striking bGakemcn and switchmen of the
ir,t ami second divisions, and the Frank
In branch Of the y. Y, p. K .. X. r.,
ended this evening, and all the men re-
,gmr work tomorrow morning. The
Es,ll; va, brought about at general con-
ference this evening, between Cen
eal superintendent Shaler and
The strikers, the latter having
rcIue>tei the superintendent to meet them
~ general discussion. The terms agreed
ug"a are those offered by the company ut
The hrst interview, viz, to furnish help to
r1al engines at jamestown, y. Y; will call
o'aAemen: will furnish pass when asked
io- % hraSrmen who have permission to
lyot: brakemen to be paid for extra
Nme upon same basis ~ that now govern
inG rNtrIpJy 10 engineers.
The SIiuC terms as the above to be Of
Tered 70 the brakcmen on the MahOning
DIVISION; the Switchmcn in Meadville the
N'ce 10 hcpaid the same wages rs switch
Men on the main line. Much satisfaction
Is heApreSsed over the happy termination
.. what promiScd to he bitter struggle.
'ar shops In this city which were closed
On account OF the strike will resume Oper-
aonS m the morning.
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BRIDGEPORT.

W. W. Hanlon, Of the Evansville Repub-
heaa was in the city yesterday.
John Sigel is in Pittsburgh.
Reddy Williams of the Maple Leaf base
ball club was in the city yesterday.
Frank Fisher is again able to attend 10
his duties in G.. W. Medill's store.
Wood Darrah has accepted a position
with Michael Reilly, and will canvas
Maryland and part Of West Virginia.
Frank W0odmansee Is connected with
the VIM. Ellis "Mikado Hand Made
Bustle" Company.
William Hildebrandt Is confined to his
home with typhoid fever
Mr.. Charles Coop, Of Etnaville, died
early yesterday morning.
The Y. NJ. c. A., have made arrange
ments for room in the Bank building to
be used as headquarters, and reading
room.
A petition Is being circulated asking
Council to allow the people TO vote on the
Prohibition clause OF the Dow Liquor Law.
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Mnrn Fnnls Than Criminals.

CHICAGO, Illinois, October 12-
Vim. S. Snyder and ThOs. Brown, the
Anarchists who have been held in jail
since the Haymarket riot, and were in
dicted for riot and conspiracy in connection
with that affair, were to-day discharged
upon their own recOgnizance, by Judge
Gary. Mr.. Grinnell requested this dispo-
sition of the prisoners and it is possible
that they never will be tried. Snyder is
an American by birth, and Brown is the
only Irishman connected with May 4,
save the policeman. Both men are quite
young and are considered by the officials
more foolish than criminal.
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Will Not Recognize the sobrsn,..

ST PETERSBURG, October i2.-Ths
newspapers Of this city are unanimously
Of the opinion that decisive action by Rus
sin in regard TO Bulgaria Is imperative.
The Journal dc 81. Prtersbonrg says that
events justified Russia In urging tho post
ponement Of the elections in Bulgaria I'M
I'll the passions the people had cooled Of
from the late excitement, and sdds that
il can DE readily understood why Russia
refuses to recognize or sanction an Assem-
bly, elected under such . condition Of af-
fairs as now exists In Bulxarin
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Drouth In Pennsylvania.

SHENANDOAH, PA, October 12.-This
town, and the entire Mahoning Valley is
threatened with water famine which
must result in serious loss to business. But
one shower of rain has fallen here in nine
weeks and the streams in the valley are
almost wholly dried up. The water
supply at the collieries Is
exhausted and unless rain should come
within the next few days, most of the
cOllieries not supplied from the Guard
Dam will be compelled to suspend opera
tions. The town supply is also running
short and prospect Of an entire exhaustion
of thesupply is causing great alarm among
the neOnle.
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A NIHILIST ESCAPES
FROM The FROZEN TOMB OF RUSSIAN PRS
ONERS, SIBERIA.
Twenty Prisoners Escape Since June -0uaaivaass
Of The Prison 0hcials-A SksarA Of u Itnoo
Escaped Couspirsior-Balssniaa nse-
ions Not b u Rsusnisd y Russia

ST.. PETERSBURG, October 12.-Despits
official secrecy the police have received .
full confirmation from Siberia Of tho re.
ported escape Of N. Degaieff, the famous
Nihilist Conspirator who planned and g.
sisted in the murder of Lieut.. Col. Sudei.
kin, the Chief Of Police, and one Of his
staff, nearly three years ago. The police
have traced NJ. Degaietf to Geneva, and
have vainly tried to wheedle the Swiss
Government into extrsditing him. Since
June at least twenty Siberian prisoners
have escaped, including two cavalry on
GERS and several students, some
of them escaping by way Of CAmbodiA.
The precautions observed throughout
Siberia are 50 stringent that the Govern
ment is persuaded that the escapes could
not have been effected without con-
nivance Of the prison officials. So great
. commotion has been caused by thnss
repeated jail d~iiy~.io. <h>< special ~o~s-
mission has been sent to Siberia TO inquire
into their causes and to reorganize the en-
tire system OF prison government A
number Of high officials, under whose
charge the escaped prisoners were, have
been suspended, and some officers who
were either criminally negligent or else
assisted in releasing the prisoners, have
been arrested and thrown into prison.
An Eventual Career.
NJ. Degaieff, alias Jablonski, the Nihi-
list, whose escape is related above, has
had an eyentful and checkered career.
He had been identified with Nihilism for
many years, but did not come prominently
into notice until the murder OF General
Strelnikoff, at Odessa. For his connec-
ton with this crime he was transported TO
Siberia, but escaped and returned 70 St
Petersburg. There he professed 10 havo
renounced Nihilism aud offered his services
to Lieutenant Colonel Sudeikin, the Chief
of Poll for the district of st. Petersburg,
and soon became his confidential spy. On
the night of December -, 1884, DagAied
was seated in q room with Colonel Sudei-
kin and his nephew, AN assistant do
detective, when ut signal from
Degaeff, the door was suddely thrown
open aud q shot fired ut Col. Sudcikin,
which was Immediately followed by blow
on the head with crowbar. Sudekin
seized two heavy candlesticks and man.
aged to severely wound one Of his asaail-
ants before he was finally overcome by
the superiority Of numbers and stabbed to
death. Meanwhile his nephew was struck
down and LEFT on the floor mortally
wounded. Degaieff, with the a~istance Of
,thor Nib;Iista remoycI THAR won ndaH
accomplice and all escaped. DegAien
made his way to Geneva aud Afterwards
TO London, where he intended 10 embark
for America He was detained for some
reason, aud when next heard Of had been
captured on Russian soil and sentenced 10
Siberia for life.
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Excitement In Texas

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarka-
bic recovery of Mr.. J. H. Corley, who was
so helpless he could not turn in bed, or
raise his head everybody said he was dy-
ing of consumption. A Trial Bottle of DIR
Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding reliefihe bought large bottle and
a box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the
time he had taken two boxes of Pills and
two hotties of the Discovery, he was well
and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery
for Consumption free at Logan & Co.'s.
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Preston Democratic Nominations.

Special IaiegrdHs 10 The RsgtScr
TERRA ALTA, VIVA, October l2.-The
Preston Democracy met at Terra Alta to-
day in fuH force, VIM. G. Brown and S. NJ.
Scott were nominated for the legislature.
Lieutenant Sapp, of Lyon District an ex-
Solicitor WAS nominated for County Com
missioner, and Julius h. Monroe, the son
of the always popular Bob Monroe was
nominated for County Surveyor. Browns
nomination inSures them more than full
Democratic vote of this county for Wilson.
Our county is enthusiastic for the election
of her favorite son, VIM. G. Brown OF
Kingwood, who has shown himself friend
TO the friendleSs, and father to the father
less. His wealth makes him not an object
of contempt with our laboring people, but
an individual worthy of the support and
commendation of those who earn their
bread by the sweat of their brows, whether
in the mine or in the harvest field.
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Defslcation at the Troy Postofiice.

Troy, n. Y, October 12.-Assistant
Postmaster Burrage has not been seen at
the postoffice since Saturday when he sent
word that he was confined to his residence
by illness Yesterday afternoon New
York called fora a receipt of S3,7OO and
then it was seen that Burrage must have
taken the amount in bulk. 1t is believed
he is in Canada. Whether any additional
SUMS will be found missing on investiga-
tiOns of his accounts remains to be seen.
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The Ferguson Failure.

CHICAGO, October l2.-Mr. Howard, the
New York member of the firm of J. c.
Fergus on x Co, to-day said there were no
new developments and that outside OF the
banks their losses had been greatly oyeres-
timated. The committee that was to have
been appointed to examine the firms books
had not put in an appearance. He was OF
the opinion that the books would be found
correct. A statement of the assets and IL
abilities has not been completed.
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MONTREAL, CANADA, October r.
The New York alderman who came here
some time ago, were seen to-day in COM
pany with two strangers who are supposed
to be ex-Alderman Sayles, and Kirk ex-
Alderman Dempsey says that if Sayles
and Kirk are here he has not seen them.
ex-Reading Clerk Maloney will not be
interviewed, saying there IS nothing new
to reveal.
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n.,,,o.,a,,c DsadIock At the Hub.

BosroN. October 12.-The adjourned
Fourth Congressional District Democratic
Convention balloted sixteen times last
night without making q nomination, and
at a. m. adjourned subject to the call of
the chairman. W. T. DOherty withdrew
after the first ballot. The last ballot
stood. T. B. Martin 5S, I. j. Daeey A,
J.H. O'NeilI A. Necessary to 8 choice,
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ALetter From FieIden.

CHICAGO, October 12.-Samuel Fielden,
one of the condemned Anarchists, sends a
letter to the papers there in which he
speaks of the assault made on the infOrmer
Waller, in North Side dining saloon, and
intimates that the assault was arranged by
the police to make certain the doom OF
the condemned men. He says that II
Waller knew the saloon was al Anarchist
resort why did he venture TO obtrude into
such place He finally declares that he
has been led to believe that the speeches
made by the seven condemned men have
changed the current of public opinion
more in their favor.
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Tarih Revision

tie ;D,. :" loEE, October IA meeting in
hsI5 5sest 5%est OF reform in the tariff was
dscids ~ 'hlS afternoon to consult and
aken = - % the most judiciOus steps to be
tyes 10 ~ Eture Secure the election of Representa-
vbo ,';N - congress United States Senators
rsyjjsio., al DO their utmost to bring about q
levies' Oy reducing the taxes, the tariff
pecianvo ~ :, American industries, and es-
aats,;s, the repeal of the duties on raw
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Tn ;astritIs and Nervousness.

DIR. W. ]. Harris, Resident Physician,
Good Samaritan Hospital, St Louis, Mo-,
SAYS: SIT has achieved great results in
several chronic cases Of gastritis, and af-
forded great relief in very many cases Of
extreme nervousness resulting from de-
bility Of the digestive organs"
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American Christian Conference Elections.


NEW BEDFORD, MASS, October l2--At
the Ouadrennial session of the American
Christian Conference, yesterday, the follow
ing officers were elected: President, ID. A.
Long, Ohio: Secretary, J. j. Summerbell,
New jersey; Department Secretaries, Edu-
cation, Marlyn Summerbell, New York;
Publishing, Albert Cooley, Indiana; Mis-
siOnary, J. X. Watson, New York, Sunday
School, A. Beck, Pennsylvania; Treasurer,
F. Palmer, New York. Twenty-three
Vice Presidents and eight Trustees were
also elected. At the session of the Publish
ing Association the following officers were
chosen: President, ID. A. Long; Vice
President, John T. Phillips: Secretary, c.
w. ChOate, Ohio; Editor, c. J. Jones, Ohio;
Associate Editor, J. r. Watson, Ohio.
Fifteen Trustees were elected. 1t was
voted to move the publishing house from
Dayton, Ohio, to Chicago, ILL.,.
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4 Big EmbezzIement.

E5;,..' ~ October l2.-Charles A. L.
Slns,;|I .,.,'I, =. a lawyer, was arraigned in the
die,r.1,. en-, criminal Court to-day on an in
r.E' rsr, ~ charging him with the embezzle-
R-i5 VI " some 500. 900 from Harriet ID.
10 Ssf.ny,,n = ynent. He pleaded not guilty aud
10 AL I@''' OF $4,000 bail was remanded
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Kauibars' DIsgrsesfni Jourpsy.

SOFIA, October I2.-Gcncrul Ksulbars
has arrived at Varna. lie was received u
the depot by pro-Russian deputatiop,
who greeted him with cheers Subss-
qucntly he proceeded 10 the Russian Con-
sulate, which was surrounded by threat
ing crowd. II was necessary 70 plscs .
military patrol At the Consulate 70 pro-
tect IL
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Collision at East Liverpool on the C. & p.
Two Men Instantly Killed.


Two Men Instantly Killed.
Special Tsiegram 10 The Register.
EAST LIVERPOOL, October 12.-Last
night very serious accident occurred in the
C. & P. yards at this place. Second sec
tion of through freight No. rs was few
minutes over due when the yard engine
drew off the main track to a siding to
allow it to pass. By the oversight of the
man who threw the switch it was not
closed after the yard engine backed in aud
the freight, which WAS under extra head
to gain inertia to climb the hill
out of town ran i'll on the
siding, striking the yard engine and totally
demOlishing it and smashing up the engine
OF No. &c, and several cars OF the train.
Fireman Peck and brakeman Walker of the
yard force were instantly killed and several
members of the crew OfNo. 76 We're more
or less injured, including Conductor Harry
Eberlein and Brakeman ,Burkley, who
were in the way car ut the time.
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waldsmir May be Selected.

Sr PETERSBURG, October l2.--It h IN.
nounced to-day that Prince Dolgernkoff IL
abot to go TO Copenhagen on u special
mission. This news has served TO revive
the report that Prince waldemir. Of Don.
mark, will be selected for ruler Of Bul-
raria
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Manrled Br Nitro-Glycerine.

FINDLAY, o., October 12.-As Charles
B. O'Donnell was about to torpedo a water
well at the Findlay refinery, yesterday
afternoon, the nitrO-glyeerine was prema-
turely discharged and 0'DOnnel was
thrown to q height Of fifty feet He was
terribly mangled and died in few hours.
He leaves n wife
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Deserving of Confidenee.-There is no arti'
Gle which 50 richly deserves the entire conf
denee OF the community as BIOvs's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs. Those suffering from Asthmatic and
Bronchial diseases, Coughs and Colds should Try
them Price Is eents.
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As horse and cattle lotion, Salvation
Oil has proven itself an infalhble remedy,
it has received the hearty Endorsements OF
many old and well-known horsemen. Price
25 cents bottle,
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Quarantine Revoked.

ST. EoUIs, No, October 12.-Goyernor
Marmaduke to-day issued proclamation
exempting the Province Of Quebec, Canada
and the State of Ohio from the terms Of a
recent quarantine proclamation
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BASE BALL.
Pittsburg Outplays the Nets for the Closing
Championship Game.

Pittsburg Outplays the Nets for the Closing
Championship Game.
PrrTsBURG, October 12.-The Nets
played the closing championship game here
to-day with the home team, in the pres
ence of about twelve hundred people.
Schaffer pitched fairly well, but gave
three men their base on balls. The game
was called back to the seventh inning at-
ter the home club had scored three runs
in their half of the eighth, in which in
ming ROseman retired the third man at
plate by a magnificent throw home from
deep center field. The visitors could do
nothing with Galvin's delivery. Score: