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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
THE YACHT RACE.
Various Opinions as to the Puritan's De-
feat-To days Contest.

Various Opinions as to the Puritan's De"
feat-To. days Contest.
New York, June l8.-The big sloops
were objects of much interest as they lay
in the bay to-day. All SolIs OF opinions
we're expressed by yschtsmeu at the defeat
of the Puritan. That she is considerably
slower than last season is Certain, but no
reason is assigned for it. Besides, she does
not point as well as she did IN her poorest
race of last year. 4 great many yachts
men think the vauquisher O. the Genesta
will make a much better showing when her
old skipper, Captain CrockeI, assumes COM
mand in the regatta OF tie SeawsAhaka
Corinthiau club to morrow Mr.. ). NAL
colin Forbes, the friends Of the Puritan say,
NAV have exceptionally good taste for se
leciipg Gne models of craft, but they do not
believe that he knows anything about ssil-
ing.
The advocates of the Priscilla say she
can repeat her performance every day in
the week, whether the wind blows lightly
or hurricane. They think there could
mot have boon better day tor sithor tho
Puritan or Atlantic than yesterday.
The Puritan" said one, beat the Pris'
ella last year, but revenge Is coming In
two.fold form. Wait and see. General
Payne, owner of the Msyaower, says he
expected to come in a. the rear. The yes
sci was not fit for sailing, aud nobody on
board had yet become fully acquainted
with her nature.
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BASE BALL.
The LouisviIles Win n Game from Pitts
burK-Other Scores.

The LouIsviIIes Win a Game from Pitts
burE-other Scores.
At Pittsburg-The Louisvilles wop in
the first inning by terrific batting. Their
fielding was also very fine. The home
team played good game, but we're unable
to do anything with Rauseys curves. At.
tendance, 1000. Pittsburg 4, LOuisvilles
9; earned runs. Louisvilles 6, Pittsburg 2;
twc-base hits, Kerrins, Cross 2; Browning,
Mack 3; base hits, Glenn, Werrick; passed
balls, Miller /; first base on balls, off Gal
vim 2, off Ramsey 2; first base on balls,
Louisville |; struck ont, by Calvin 2, by
Ramsey II; total base hits Louisville l9,
Pittsburg IL; errors, Pittsburg 2, Louis
vile l.
At Philadelphia-Ten innings were re-
cuired to decide the game between the
Athletic and Baltimore clubs. Manning
then scored the winning run for the visit.
ors on base on balls and some shrewd
base running. On Sommers' fly to Cole
man, Manning held fret until the ball was
caught and then ran to second in
safety. Quest got the ball on its
return TO the infeld and carelessly
tossed to the pitchers box, but Kennedy
had left his position to back up the ball,
and Manning graspirg the opportunity,
reached third before the sphere could be
recovered. He then scored on Fsrrers
long fly to Lakin. Kilroy's pitching was
far superior to that of Kennedy, the latter
giving three bases on balls and hitting two
batsmen, while Kilroy's only error was
wild throw. Four of the FIVE
visitors who reached first on Kennedy's
errors scored. Score-Athletic, 4; Balti.
more, 5. Earned runs, Athletic |, Balti-
more |. Two base hits, Muldoou /. Passed
balls, Robinson 3, Fulmer q Wild pitches,
Kennedy |. First base on balls, Balti'
more 3. First base hits, Athletic 5, Balti.
more 6. Errors, Athletic 4, Baltimore, 8.
Umpire, Valentine.
At New York-Wssbiugton 4, New
York 10. Earned runs, New York 2. First
base hits. Washington s. New York 10.
Errors, Washington s. New York 6.
At Brooklyn-The Brooblyns and Met.
ropolitans played their ninth game. Nets
batted we'll but lost the game through dam
aging fielding errors. Brooklyn 5, Nets
3; earned runs, Nets 2; three base hits,
Holbert, Hsnkinson; wild pitches, Porter
l; passed balls. Peoples |; frat base on
balls, Brooklyn !, Nets 2; first bast hits,
Brooklyn o, mets 5, errUrs, DrUUhlyu l,
Nets I; umpire, Kelly.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Boston 2;
earned runs. Boston 2; frat base hits, Phil
adelphia 9, Boston 9; errors, Philadelphia
5, Boston lG. -.
At st. Louis-St. Louis IL, Cincinnati
none. Earned rune-St Louis 5, Cincin.
natl 2 Two-base hits-aRobins, Csruthers
and Latham. Base hits-Caruthers l.
Passed balls-Snyder q Wild p.tches-
Caruthers 2, White l. First base on balls
of Csruthers l White 3. First-bsse hits
st. Louis r. Cincinnati 2. Errors-St.
Louis 5, Cincinnati 5. Umpire-Morton.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Bud Brown is again sble to be out

Bud Brown is again sble to be out.
Barney McEntee is again able to be
shout.
Mr.. L:dsll, of Brilliant, is in town on
business.
Charley Chapman, of Bridgeport, was in
town calling on friends yesterday
Miss Msude Hsues, Of Bridgeport is the
uuest of relatives and friends in town.
Misses Mary and Katie Marsh Of Bellsire,
are the guests Of Mrs. Geo. McMabon
Mr.. George King, tie man hErt ey the
csrs, at Bridgeport last week, Is somewhat
better.
Messrs John Mink and A. 8. Qng are in
town, introducing Elastic slate roofing
paints.
Mr.. Samuel Kimmers and vile, of West
Alexander, are the guests OF Oliver van
Pelt, Esq.
Cochran orchestra gave q very enjoy
able rehearsal at the residence OF their d.
rector Mr.. J. B. Walker, last evening.
sMr and Mrs. C C. Boyd are back from
Grandview, O, where they we're visiting
Mrs. W. D. Cochran, formerly Of this place.
| l. Spenos returned from a business trip
in Pennsylvania, yesterday. he shipped
a new Vibrator thresher to Csptins parties
yesterday.
John Bond, Eco, of UniontoKn, was in
town Yesterday looking up bis friends. He
wants 10 be candidate for Auditor on the
Republican ticket.
On Wednesday night man named Pat
Reddy was badly beaten up in Mrs, Burns
saloon, in Paulls addition, BY Wot Cline
and Polly Bunch. Reidy ives pretty well
used ND, and was unable yesterday TO at
tend 10 his duties ct the Lsughliu mill.
The steamer Climax returned from
Pittsburg last night, and viii resume her
old plsce in the North Wheeling ferr!
today. TIE steamer Monteith will con
, tiuue TO make hourly trips between tht
Wheeling wharf and the Gisss House land
ing.
Las. night the glsssworkers gave sn en-
tsrtainment at the Excelsior rink, at which
J time John Dobbiss and Jake Hunes SKA
, ted three mile race, two amateur blcJ
, clist rode for q prize, and Masters stroup
: and Brown gave sn exhibition Of fsnc
: trick skating. After the amusements wer
!, concluded the floor was turned over to tn
/ dancers. This evening the same sssocts
+ ton will give q strawberry and ice cFsar
0 festival in the same place.
e A couple Of pipe line men who are keel
y ing "batch" in On old food house, in III
!. upper end Of town, came down to Thona
, Mallssey's grocery, in Clark's addition, o
d Wednesday night, to lay in sicl. sincL VI VI pr,
visions. They left their purchases at Ii
store while they vent down town, with d
rectious to Mr.. Aullapey to set them on
side if they did not come back before tin
to shut up. The groeerymsn did 50. ar
d when the owners Of the grub arrived III,
found it scattered over the street and ev
rythipg destroyed,
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Ehmnnds on Rutter.

BosroS, June lS.-A Montpelier, Vt,
spscial saws that The following reply wss
ssnt by Senator Edmunds 10 letter OF IN
u1iry from Vermont farmer:
"DEAR SIR:-I have Tor q long time been
saving and doing what could in ssvor Of
taxing bogus butter unceF Whs,eSse nsIhe
il may go, so as to give he makers OF the
real butter their fair rights. l have beer
in conference with the Senate Committe'
on Agriculture, and with ,de officers OF th'
New England Dairyman's Assoc'anoa' Wh'
have been here on the sCbject. You ma!
be sure that did not need any urging Il
look after the interests CT our farmers.
Sincerely you:s, -
"GEoRGs T. EDNUNDs
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WANTS HIS MONEY.

Young Man Brings , Peculiar Suit
Against His Sweethesri.
NEy ORLEANS, June l8.-Yesterdsy q
lady, young, tall ard slender, with bright
eyes, light asir and attractive appearance
accompanied BY iriea3r entered the First
Recorders Court and took her sest. When
rhs name of Louisa Mertens WAS called,
sba ,teuusd to the bar of the court and
nIsadeS ,,at guilty 70 charge of breach OF
'-nst and ann.gzlement Of S2+l, preferred
,~iust her by Frs2k Wer;Iei,a young
as, & ,asidiug at No. - Harmony street,
ma LIsu -. l. Sed bond to appear, and ie't 'he
court. ,.o.sout;on "a 10 the
me .So, stofy 70 ~ ,bs % mas, tkree years Frank
has been suitor for Louisa s., they
everv one was satisfied that one SrSrI,
would wed. other besux Kept aloof.
being of a saving disposition, deprived
himself of the many luXuries ot HE, and
N order to have a nest egg upon the con,
summation Of the happy event, placed siI
that he could save IN re is2 ct Louisa
But about q month ago o change came
over the girl and the lovers tell cut
Frank wanted his money. He called on the
mother of Louisa and demanded 1t, bar
the lady refused to turn it over to him un'
I'll her daughter WAS present. The next
day he called again for mis- treasure, and
was informed by the mothe: thS' the
money had been stolen.
Frank claims that the money was &C.
creted in the loft and no one knew 1t was
there except the mother, daughter and
himself, and the only way the lott could be
entered was by placing q chair on table
and climbing up, and this would De an I'M
possi6le feat for thief without detection.
Finding it impossible tc get his money ne
made the affidavit.
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PlTTSBURG IRON MEN.
The Good Effect of the Early Sign
ing Of the Scale.
WHAT THE NAILERs HAVE TO SAY.
If the MingO Scale is Signed They Say
They will Run Out the Feeder
Nailers at Wheeling.

PIrTsBURG, June IS The signing tn
scale by the iron manufacturers has pro
duced feeling Of security in all branches
Of business. II is the frst time in the his
tory of the association that the scale ha'
been signed so early in the summer, and
its effect can scarcely be estimated now
II is also the FIRST time since 1881 that il
has been signed without fight.
The coke men see in this early settle
Element of the difficulty summers run,
which they scarcely anticipated. There
seems to be but little doubt that large
percentage of the ovens will continue
fired up" right along. The closing down
OF the mills for short time for repairs
will have but small effect on the outpu'.
The pig-iron men also look for fair trade
all summer. They do not expect high
prices, but fair ones.
THE NAILERs
are satisfied with the outlook. They say
the outcome of the conference will be
either the adoption of the Aingo scale or
lis signing by the Pittsbure manufsctur.
ers. In the latter event they claim it will
be q fight Of skilled against unskilled work
men, and they will soon run but the feeder
nsilers in Wheeling.
The manufacturers OF She Mahoning
Valley have asked for q separate confer
enee for that valley. 1t has not been de-
cided whether the request will be granted.
They have Withdrawn from the Western
Iron Association because they have never
received recognition on the Conference
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BELLAIKE.

Turtle soup served daily at J, J. McDer'
motts
Richard Farley is in the city from the
South.
Some repairs are again being made on
the street railway.
Work ia Stacking up somewhat at the
Ktna machine shops.
The saloon keepers act last night and
permanently organized.
Will Seals is spending several days @.
bis home in Beallsville.
Dr.. NJ. W. Miller, On electric physician,
is at the Central House.
The furnace at the mill 10 being rebuil.
Of Gon, Instead Of brick as before.
John Med rmo,, keeps first.elsss lunch
counter in connection with his saloon. .
There is some talk OF putting a test gas
we'll down, on the SidwelI farm at Glencoe.
The funeral Of William Crawford will
take place TO morrow sfteruoaD q. two
o'clock.
John Lynesky has engaged string
band and will have grand opening Of
Zilch's this evening.
The clerks retsIn thanks 70 oil who ten
dersd them helping hand when they gave
their excursion on the Andes
Oar ball players are scqui ing an uacu'
visble reputation this year Most every
where they go they gst knocked out.
Mrs. Fred Nsiningsr and be- i~o child
rem will leave next week for Swiizerland
where che will make her future home.
The rain caused part Of the rosd-bed q
the upper part Of Gravel Hill to wash ava,
and the street railroad sugesed somewhat
James Good in attempting TO get on |
train vas knocked Of the tres,le near th
creek and received injuries On the face an
body.
The members Of tie Second Presbyte,
ian Church had o pleasant time at ibei
lawn tete, given at the home Of W. {
Stewart, last nigh.
The funeI 81 Of Mrs. George Jepninz
Yesterday afternoon was well attended
The grocers who belonged to the Unio
closed their places Of business and turne
out IN body. ,--
Tickets to Moundsville and return vi
be put on sale shortly BY the B. a o. fo
fifty cents the round Zip. Ii is nov in o
der for this company 10 reduce the fai
for the round trip TO Bun's Mills.
For ccol drink Of spy kias 70 10 job
AeDsrmott's new r!sce opposite Sellers
/. uas through the efforts Of Capt 20,
I. Lane that the accommodate. ira
; which used to arrive ks,- q. 1890 "
changed 50 tbs. il arrives one hour earle
Or merchants who 20 to Ru1s Mills
the evening can nos ger back TO busine
!. at better time next morning.
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The Parne Inyestigation.

WAsurSGrox, June lS.-The Committee
on Privileges and Elections, of the Senate
met again to-day to consider the question
as 10 the advisabiEty of entering into an
investigation of the charges that Senator
Psyus secured bis election BY bribery, etc,
but did not reach a conclusion. Messrs'
Bu,terwor,h and Little, Of Ohio. were pres
emf aud advocated an lnvestigs alton. The
former told the committee what he had
heard in reference to the charges, and the
latter asked that nothing further be done
until Thursday next, ss he desired 10 SUB
nit certain matter in connection WITH the
case. Tee subject was deferred and LIZ
Butterworth was directed to submit hi
matter 10 writing.
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Fuck's Last speech.
g,,srirI u fAs RsuifisT,

PlRKEksEURG. W. Va. June lS.-The
case of A.. L. Duty Of Doddridge county
before the United States District Court
here, on charge of passing counterfeit
money was giveu to the jury yesterday
Judge Chap Stewart and James Hutohin-
sOn argued for the defsn'e. Attor-
ney General Flick made most brilliant
sad analytical speech, lasting one hour
and halt tearing the defense and its
swarm of witnesses to shreds. He told the
jury this would be the last case he Won'd
prosecute "a Dis'ric, Attorney. The jury
falling to sgrse were lookup over nigh'
and this afternoon, not having arrived at
verdict were dischsrgei and the case con
tlnued 10 July
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TONY AND THE "ENQUIRER."
What Pitcher MuIlane Says About the
Journals Accusation.

What Pitcher MulIane Says About the
Journals Accusation.
CINCINNATI, June l8.-Tony Mu!lane,
the base ball pitcher, ssid this morning, in
reply to the Enquirer's accusation of sail
ing games: "Only this, that tie whole
thing is collection Of silly lies, gotten up,
supposa, on account of the Eaquirer 8
fight on Caylor snd on account OF Allen
0. Myers spleen over being fired from the
base bail grounds on two occasions. |
never wrote letters to P. j. McMahon and
George Clayton about betting on the
games, nor about anything else. | don't
know either OF them. Ii any
such afii iavits have been made ss
the Enquirer quotes, tbs makers Of them
a neriured themselves. 1t shows on its
nav nav .i,, :, trumped up affair. Would
Si n't 4 'v have been EASY t-""uGh to have pro,
duced the letters, ifsny sucn 'eeH
written! I'll tell you one thing, that very
Enquirer is responsible for very much OF
the bad play of the boys. Their attacks
have made the boys nervous and over. .apx,
IONS and the result is that they don't bali
do Justice to themselves" -.
What are you goiug to about the publ
catiou2' =,
II don't know. l will consult with a
LAWYER to-day. don't think the Enquirer
can hurt me by anything thny can ssy
however, ard I'm not going to lOse any
sleep over it I've been too long on the
turf to be worried by any such trash s'
that"
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RIVER NIPPLES.
About 100000 Bushels Of BLACK Ola
mond To be shipped To-Day.

About s,OOO,O 900 Bushels Of Black Dia-
mond To be shipped To-Day.
Yester isy mornings Pittsburg Dispatch
said Go5d boat water is expected BY
rivermen this morning and preparations
are being made to send from 1000, 600 to
8 900, 900 bushels Of coal TO Southern
ports. Heavy rains were reported from up
the Monongahela river yesterday, and the
coal operators ordered the wickets IN the
Davis Island dam to be lowered.
Following is the fst OF tows tha. will 60
cut, as far 40 known at present: Joseph
Walton & Co will send the Sam Clark with
6 boats, 10 barges and 2 fuel boats, equal
to $4,000 bushels; Joseph Nixon, IL
barges and 2 fuel boats, FG 200 bushels;
Lud Keefer. 10 barges and 2 fuel boats,
l32, 600 bushels; Robert jenkins. 9 barges
and z fuel boats, 100000 bu bels;
Nellie Walton, IL bsrges. l44.,
coo bushels; John F. Walton, II
barees and 2 fuel.boa's. PIG coo bushels
D. W. odSar1, 6 bsrgss and 6 fue
boats, los. 5000 bashels; / n BGnton, IL
barges and 2 feel 6osts, l32, 900 bushels
Horner & Roberts will send oat the Ray
mond Hornsr With boats, . bsrges and
fuel beats, 236, 900 bushels; Annie Roberts
III barges and fuel bosts. l56, 600 bushels
W. G. Horuer, bsrges and fuel boats
100 600 bushels. 0'Neil 4 Co. will sen'
the Dick Fulton with II bsfges, 2C4. .00'
bushels; Fred Wilson, IL bsrges. 204, ,00'
bushels; Enterprise, II bsrges, IA, ,0e'
bushels; Belle hcGovsn, 10 barges, fue
boats. l44,0 bushels; Little Fred, th
ssms. Marsh McDonsld's feet viii D
composed of ths Hcrpe. Sitb Ia barge'
l6g, 600 bushels; Beaver. Is bsrges and
feel boats, $4,000 bushels; Diamond, ]
bsrpes. 204, 600 bushels.
W. q. Brown & Sons, job. A. Wood
Sons, and Theg-as Fawce,t 4 Sons vi
; also send out large tovs
3 The river Issrks from shove last nigl
were as ioilovs: Parker, / foot 8 inches az
: falling; Oil City, IL inches and static
3 ary; Greensboro, II feet 8 inches and Ia
/ ing; BroHnsyiIle, II feet and lAlhrg; Lo'
' No. 4. l9 feet aud falling; Morgantown.
; feet 6 inches and falling; Rices Landin
lis feet 3inches md falling.
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Actor Charles Commits Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-Gecrge c.
Charles, an actor and playwright OF some
note shot himself in the head at his lodg-
ipg house at No. go North Ninth street,
shortly before 10 o'clock last night. MIR.
Charles srrived home from Baltimore about
AK o'clock last evening, and, complaining
OF being i'll, immediately retired to his
room. About ten o'clock pistol snot was
heard coming from his room. Mrs. HALO
we'll the lsndlsdy, rushing TO the room'
found Mr.. Charles sitting in chair with o
bullet hole in his head he died sooD
Afterwards. The cause of the act is as yet
unknoWn
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7,,s s.uadron Leaves New York.

NEw YoRE, June II Captain Boyd
temporary commander Of the North At.
Iantic squadron, received orders from
Washington yesterday to be in readiness
70 leave New York TINS morning. -Four
meu,o;.vsr steamed past Fort William
~; 80 o'clock on their way out, in the
aOT order; Tennessee, Brooklyn,
following "entie, When opposite the
SWstara ana 4, The falena bss
fort sslutes were dreu. -ard for re-
been left at the Brooklyn navy 49,.
pairs. She will join the squadron at H.
land, Maine, where the ships will take part
in the centennial ceremonies OF the incor,
p,ra,ion OF that city. The war ships will
probably remain st Portland until July
10Th.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
The Business Transacted at Yesterday

The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session.
Court met at 10 o'clock, al the judges
present.
Doohttle ct 81. '. the County Court Of
Csbell county, petition for writ OF mar-
dsmus. Argued and submitted.
This case grows out of desire on the
part of certain of the citizens OF Csbell
county to remove the county seat from
Barboursville to Huntington. The Law on
the matter SAYS that on the presentation OF
a petition to the County Court, signed By
one Eth of the legal voters Of the county
the Court shall osder on election to
determine the result. In thia
case the petition was duly
presented, to the Court at the April term
but the Court refused to allow it to be filed
The petitioners them applied to the Su
ureme Court for 8 writ Of mandamua, tt
compel tbs County Court to order tb'
election. The respondents, (the Count!
Court) have moved to qussh the wit
Simms and Ens!ow and Ttomss Niche aP
psared for the petitioners and knight sn'
McCcmes for the respondent.
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coMpExsEo TelEeaAws.

seuasos vsncs's bin 10 repeal the Civil
Service Law Was indsfpa:sly postpooed
yesterday, only Messss. Berry. Call. Basfis.
Harris, Jones, Of Nevada, aud vssce vot-
ing fx il
The tsisl Of AIdrmsn Rsdzinaky ios 10.
ss;essise Milwaukee riots vss ptsiponsd
till Tussasy.
The Judge in IL Maxwell cass yill No.
der dee aoa on Tie nev traj sppksa1ioo
next vesk. KAxvslfs st'orneys 80 Goa
fdenl
Joseph Hart sged II. nepbtv Of Jesb
Hart. OF ths Nev York Tbsaire Coo3laev
accidentally shos ssd killed hsnasH ~ .
rsvoiyW.
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Three Girls Drowned.

TsNpLE, Tex, June lS.-0n Tuesday
Engenie Knight, aged l3 years, Lena
Whitehurst, aged Ia, and Hattie Jones
aged Is, went in bathing. They got be-
yond their depth and we're drowned. Mira
Kmgbt and Mas Emma Knight hsstened
to their reecue, but they alec got b4yonc
their depth and sank bat were sayed. Th'
bodies we're recovered an hour after thel
went down.
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Austrian Omcinl. Aroused.

WASHINGTON, D. c. iias l7-lnfoEus-
tiou has been received here that the Aus
trian Government has enforced the order
prohibiting the circulshoa Of the New ok
Stssts,Zeitung in that country. The orlgi'
nal order of prohibition was Issued in 1858
bat for many years 1t vas pFseaeliy q
dead letter. Lately, however, the course OF
This journal in references ID certain cill
oisms upon the course of Austria has
sronSed the ire of the officials at Vienna,
and consequently an 'Fpr' has been msat
70 suppress the circulation OF the paper IL
tSs empire. A protest hgs been made to
the Austrian Minister here
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Hi,r. REPUTATION at the Hub.

BosroS, Mass., June ls.-Governor
Hill of New York, and other guests were
handsomely entertained after the speeches
lass night in Mechanics Hall By q COLA
,iou in the rear reception room. W. W,
Doherty proposed the health OF Governor
Hin. Congressman Collins spoke Of Gov
error Hill as the greatest Governor OF the
tbs greatest State in the Union, and Col
onel Seannell proposed three cheers for D
B. Hill, the next President Of the United
States and loud cheers followed the senti
ment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19

DR PIERcE's "Favorite Prescription
perfectly and permanently cures those dis,
Eases peculiar to females. II is tonic and
neryine, eFectually alIaying and curing
those sickening sensations that sGect the
stomach and heart, through reflex scuon.
The bsckache and "dragsipg-dovn sensa'
ions all disappear under the STRENGTHENING
iOi tAis great restorative. By drug
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A Small Civil War.

PANAMA, June l0.-A terrible attray has
occurred at Bogota, the capital of the Re-
public, between the guard Of the prisoners
snd mem bers OF one of the national bsttal
IONS. One general, several officers and
thirty soldiers were killed. The afray is
looked upon as the outcome Of an old
grudge between the guards and the SOL
diers, without any political significance
whatever.