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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13
The LABOR SITUATION.
Allegheny Carpenters Renew Their
Strike For Nine Hours.
BUILDING BUSINESS FRUSTRATED.
The Strike in the Chicago Lumber Districts
Unchanged--- indianapolis Strike
a Failure.

PTTTsBURG, Pa, May l2.-The carpen-
ters of Allegheny county have renewed
their strike for nine hours to-day, and 1900
men are now idle. Both sides are firm.
Builders and contractors claim that the
strike ID epidemic and has prostrated bust
'Sess, and that at feast $500, 900 worth of
work has been postponed until next year.
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EIcitsmsnt In Tsras,

Great excitement hss been caused IN the
vicinity Of Paris. Tex. by the rsmartabIs
recovery Of Mr.. J. f. Corley. vho vss %
helpless be could no, turn in bed, or raise
bis head; everybody ssid be was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle Of Or Kings
Se- Discovery WAS sent BIN. Finding ~
lief, be bought large bottle and boz o.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills: by the time bs
bad taken tso boxes OF Pills and ivo bot.
ties Of the Discovery, be vas veil and had
gained in Hesh thiry4ix poubda Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Cen,
sumption free at Logan X Goa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13
Tha NJ. Il. Conference.

RICHMOND, Va, May l2-In tie n, Z.
General Conference to-day, the manual Of
discipline By Bishop McTyrer was sgain
discussed under motion that the College
of Bishops be requested TO publish their
decisions. After considerable discus
sion, the matter went oysT With.
out action. Il is manifest that
a greater part Of the delegates are unvill.
ing that the manual shall serve as final
srbiter. A large number Of amendments
have been offered looking tn 9 eaacge Of
discipline, ba. 90 iar little disposition is
manifest to make ehsngeS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13
sharp Tr.as :, Raiiwav om.,a,..

S.. PAut, MIsx May IL The Miiwau'
kee and ST. Psul road this morning sue.
ceeded in p1rchssing over .cslpers coun'
ter, in Minneapolis, t~o Minneapolis, 81.
Louis and Chicago tickets for SIC rs. and
bold sfidavits 10 that effect Tbs result
Of this discovery to-day ID that ticke'i
bought ovsy ;Ls regular counters Of com
petisg roads can be had ter 90.
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etc., having been blown down. No lives
were lost, but many were slightly and 3
few seriously injured.
A Cyclone West.
CHICAGO, May l2=-All the wires lead
ing east from Chicago have been badly
demoralizsd tonight by storms at Lafayette,
indianapolis, Logsnsport, and at Cincin-
matt cyclone is reported which has cut
the city of from telegrsphic communics-
ton on all sides,
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Ysrr R4m.rlahI. R.er.-.

Mr.. GEO. v. Willns. Of Maocbsstsr.
Mich writes: MY wife LAs been almost
helpless for Eve yesrs, % helpless that sbe
could rot turn over IN BED alone. She need
two Bottles Of Ee1tric Eitsru, ard is 80
much improve, that she IL able nos TO do
hes ovn vcsk"
Electric Bittes will do All that Il claim
ed for them. Hundreds OF tsstinonisls
s.fest their great curative posess. 0sly
fftycenis o bottle a. Logan 4 Cos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13
Mitchell and Dempsey Matched.

CmcAGo, May l2-A match between
Charles Mitchell and Jack Dempsey, the
pugilists, hiss been made: The articles
viii be signed to day. The stipulasions
already agreed upon are skin gloves, prize
ripV rules, and $4,000 a side, open TO
$40 600. Dempsey wants to 6ght within
ten days or two weeks, but is willing to
make il three weeks. Mitchell would pre-.
fer three months time, but will sgree TO
two. Nothing as to location, stakeholder
or gate money has been mentioned as yet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13
sCorr.s EMULSION OF PURE

Cod LIVER Oil, With Bypophosphites, Is
Remarkable qs n Flesh Producer
Tbs increase of flesh and strength is
percsptibIs Immediately after eomuenc'
ing 10 use the Emulsion The Cod Liver
Oil emulsi6ed with the HypOphosphtes il
most remarkable for its healing, strength
ening and flssh-producing qualities.
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maxwell, IA Calm as Ever.

ST.. Louis, May IL The mono,onous
work Of selectins 9 jary ts try the Max
veil Eaurder case Uss continued in the
Criminal Court this morning and fe.
more we're added 10 the forty.seven men
from whom the Gnsl twelve viii be chosen
Fl. II. Books, alias Maxwell, still pre-.
serves bis calmness. ard evidently hopes
for ea Acauittal
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PrTriBCRG, May l2-By . premature
explosion Of blast. which ignited Q can Of
powder IN sbaws coal pit st Glershsv this
afternoon, four minera we're dapeerously
injured. Disz Michael. the miner who fred
the blast, and tso Of the others whose
names coald not be learned win probably
die
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nu.r,.,,s A,.,c. e.,v..

The Beat Salve In the void fos Cafs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Sslt Rhsun. Rsyes
Sores, TettcF. Chopped Hands. cail&,aips.
Corns, ard al Skin Eruptioos As1 -
lively cures Piles, or no pay rsquirsd b
il guarAnfe q 70 give sstisisesios, ov
money refunded. Price Is cents pw boz.
Ror ssls by LoeAa 4 ca. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13
anIn.ane Attornsy aeneral.

IspIaNAPoL1s, ISD, May l2-Frsncis
T Hord, Attorney General OF the State,
has baen declared insane and has been
tsksn TO the insane ssylum. his mania Is
that of ungrsunded jealousy Of his wife, an
estimable lady Of 81 yeass of sge, and he
has assaulted and threatened to Kill . re-
uutsble citizen who the victim of his jsAl'
o1s rags,
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ya,in,. s.,,,d nv . sber,n.

ROCHEsTIR, 4. 7, May II Three en-.
gines belonging TO the Rome, Wsterto~n
and 0gdensburg r.;lroad we're seized last
evening By DeputJ Sheriff Webster. B1s-
cutioa vas isued in Judgment Of 5000
obtained BY Charles Webster. who was In
iared in the Carlyon disaster.
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lord Beseon.asld

cherished English primroses ~ the sweet
est Of flowers. Bat neither roses. lilies,
nor buttercups are sEeeter thsa The mouth
of that fair one yLo pses S0Z0DONT
daily TO keep her teeth white as the driven
snow, and her gums red ~ June roes4
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E..PresIdent Arthur Improving.

NEw YoRK. May IL 1t was stated this
morning at ex.President Arthur's house
that be was in his usual kealth and yss il-
proving every dsy,
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large works are now running and no gen.
eral strike is expected.
,eturned to Work

CosHoCroS, O., May l2-Over 200
miners who have been out since April Is
have returned to work subject to arbitra-
ton,
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Hnn.ss lIn,sd From Fnuudatiops.

GssSv RDGG. No May y --rne village
o. Gsseu Il. jZa suffered severely By yester
da7 stOrul Houses were removed from
ths,c foundations. Outouildings we're de
s:rOyed, fences w-,s SloEo down and great
damage done 70 fruit and sAs59 trees The
glass in the windows Of ne-gly every build
iog 10 rosu. exposed to the fury Of the
storm Was shattered By hail. No lives
were LOST. and none CT those who were IN
lared are Id a dangerous condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13

mittee on the part of the common carrier
offending. For such purposes the Circuit
Court shall be deemed always in session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13
Enormous HaiIstanss

NygR1 PoIxr, No, May II This
serllou was visited by a most terrible hail
storm yesterday a'lernooa. Tore was no
serious damage done at this place, but It
is tsstei the country immediately south OF
here suffered severely. HAilstoGes meas
urIug rirvsn inches iq circumference, were
picked up during the starm A colt be
lougiag Nr Frank Harris gas killed oy
being struck ~i,h Que OF these Gssses OF
ice
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

A Large and Enthusiasts GAfhering-A
STRONG Begole foIies

Io>IA. Mieh Aag l.-The 6reenbackers
~ l1uia county held their delegate conyen-
uon Tea this city fhis afternoon. Every
township Ia the coaty vas rally REPRE-
senled except tao, and the interest and
eatla,ia-n manifested has not ozea
e4ualied since rhe memorable campaign OF
l,-, when they lacked only feS votes 0f
carrying zee clauty. with three tickets IN
toe i-.d Hoo. samuel >l0Well. chairman
of be committee called tAe convention 70
order and j a. Benedict Of Port aad. vas
chosen chairman sud Emory Suang of
Ea-ton, Secretary Among the drlegai r.
present were several prominent Knights OF
Labor former Republicans. Who took this
occasion tu announce their future allea1
ance 90 the National party.
The following delegates 90 the State con
yeution We're elected
AT large. Hon. \ b. Hayes. OF North
Plains. and Samuel Stoweil Of EasIOn.
The rest OF the delegation consists Of the
following named gentlemen. Ransom
Rathbgn, of Orleans, X bert Hardy. keene.
r. SchafeT. OF lonia City; Or Hugg. OF
Z iriland; Albert Johnson. OF lonia; Joseph
Bliss, Orange; Henry Jones, Ronals
JOhn Henderson. Ionia. Martin Cox, Odessa;
+ c. Howe. Otisc0. A. McCormic, Campbell,
A. A Gorlock. Dandy; + ID Lamberts Dn,
Orleans. The delegates TO the COngressiOn-
al convention are: samuel StOwell, John
b. Welch. A l. Benedict, r. NJ. Tiffany,
Farnk Miller George Dysinger. King X
Olmstead. James Post, A A. Ellis, c. r.
Joslin, d. w Woodman, 5. F. RAMSEY,
Mont Spsnlding, George Snyder and r.
Kelly.
Senatorial conventional c. Howe. W
T. Aniba. NJ V Olmstead, +. c. Acker, +.
d Jennings, DR.. NJ. Crane Geo Van Wag-
ner, John Moon. y. Banning, jacob
Whorly. VIM. Covert. Jacob Bissey, Paul
Charles, W. Il White and A A Gorlock.
A canvas of the convention showed a
stropg feeling favorable % the nomination
Of Hon Josiah Begoe for Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
Elect Delegates to state Convention and
Dictate Terms for Fusion.


ST JOHNS, Aug. The Greenbsckers Of
Clinton county met here today in County
Convention 10 select delegates to the coming
state and Congressional conventions. All
the townships except Eve were represented
by full delegations. There was consider
able opposition TO Fusion apparent in the
convention, and L. II. Pease introduced q
resolution instructing the delegates TO
oppose further alliance. ). ID. Watson
warmly favored the resolution, but
10 vas defeated By very
small majority. The delegates were
left uniustrucied, bat will % a unit oppose
fusion except the Democratic party adopts
a platform IN keeping with the Green back
PRINCIPLES. Ia case Of combination the
delegation will develop a strong vote for
General ". Z Innes for Governor. with
Josiah ". BegOle as second choice. Dele
gates were chosen as follows
Sfate-A T Cross Richard Moore. y 5.
conrad Joshua Brown. Mrs. Martha StriCs-
land. George " Thomas. r. F. DeMoss
5 ID Watson. 5 ID. Richmond. Z. II. San
born. q. Grove.
Congressional Edward Brown. r. H.
Psase. George ~ Stephenson Thomas Bate
man. Barney knapp Richard Moore, g.
Grove l. Bunting Ralph Watson. John
q Hanes. r. r DeAloss The platform Of
principles embodied IN the state call was
atf1ufafi
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
HER SHAFT WAS BROKEN.
The ezra Arrives in rsoston lowed by
the Venetian.


The ezra Arrives in eoston Towed by
the Venetian.
BosroN. Aug The steamship Vera
when arrived today reports iha, Oh ia Y
30atlp. m. when 1000 miles from here
during a brisk gale and a heavy sea she
broke her main shaft aad lost her propeller.
the vessel laboring heavily at the time
After drifting until the following
day al s p. n. she was taken in tow be the
Venetian and was headed for Boston. the
weather being favorable until August Z
when a gale sprung up during wLic+ she
parted her hawser Soon aff-r9ards the
hasser was secured % the Neaefisn end The
Werra was towed With diflieaity O. Boston
hsrbor
On Wednesday morning. July 2 STEER
age passenger "A German jumped onto
tbe cleaners rsil having knife
ia his hand and feI overheard
II IS supposed that Dee was crazy Brso o.
Iions 0eTe ad-i ted by Che Neffa pass %
gers on Aut ust b ~ lullows
NHEEEss. 0u the uiE0f of Julr 90 1855
when more than 600 mites from New York
the steamship Werrs was suddenly disabled
by an accident which neither experience
nor skill could aver. and
W8Hrts. Capt Richard Bussus BIZ bis
GENIAL snd encouraging manner. RESTORED
conf fence among she passengers. snd
hf his rromnt ard efficient measures
ably seconded hy bis officers and crew -
slowed e -sfefv of aiL therefore be r
Reseirff That we express nnr admiration
for nls skili and Judgment and nur apprecI
alton ol his fam tutss and csuriesV
The resolnIuns were guei hF The pas
seneefs. among ehsm were fndEe z sepr
T. Da.r. Hon p H Wnsfon Tnffed
Stsfe. SSH ser fo Persia Mrs Bafard Tsf
l8r ard ReF lhomas HeCfuskr
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
SPARKS FROM OUR SPECIAL WIRE

There was little cuange Yesterday in the
condition of the New York cigarmakers
strike.
The grand jury has found an indictment
Of adultery against ex-peacon joseph Story,
late OF Parspn DBwns church.
Fitz-John Porter has been appointed a
colonel IN the army under the provision OF
the act OF Congress approved July l, 1850
Z +. Barnum has written to the Boston
Journal Offering go 900 for the skin Of "A sea
serpent. such as was seen oil Rockpori,
Mass. July q
The Alexandra, Va, convention al
ipufned Yesterday after casting 100 ballots
with no result. 10 ,ueet again Wednts Jay
Augusf p al u m.
The match game of lacrosse between the
Toronto and New York clubs. az New York,
was postponed Yesterday until tuesday
next Oh account of rain.
Alta meeting Of the striking employees of
the Para Rubber Works ~ >Ouih Farming
ham. N s-s.. last evening 80 was voted 10
return 90 sOrS or Monday.
Fire last night destroyed Hershiser &
Snyders umber ward plauiug miil ani zee
house. ~ Columbus. o I,Jss fully Sis0.O
but partially caverel 0y insurance.
joaquin Miller has accepted the editor
ship 81 the 90 fea krg. a literary paper
published at Ssu Francisco Bret hsrte
made his debut urnu the same puoiica SON
The bankers of b ,sfou viii give recep-
fiuu 40 the Hotel Brunswick ou "Wednesday
evening. in honor uf tbe members oi tue
Amefioan Baukers' Ass0cisfiaii. which holds
its aunusi meeting there this week
The Appleton cottage AZ NeEport, be-
iouging 10 the estate ei fhe iafe Ap-
p.ef8n. If Boston. lss been purchased eT
Mr- Alexander Barrett ~ Engisnd. for
$4,000 lf is reported fhaf tae executors
bad an od -r of Si09e not iong aEp.
NhNe fhe sfpa rshp LsB0urgoFne ras
hfcki1g ouf from har q rs esffrdsv she
came fu toHh-eou Hlt1 canal nai Ia1en
wlta Drick lte canal brat va -uat ost
fn.-f .n ooarf Nere rescued lae I.ab or-
gavne then proseeiei an hsf wsF to hsFre
Tom Cannon ans Ansan Per hare
sisaef artfo.ss u t1reerle1t Sd ar4-fIe. nesf
tFa .1 h-ee isHs fH- gre hease rere rls in
t8n inuar AsEl~t I8 TIE frf hoa Ffl
p t4-e.a-E anfa a.d ihe s-esaf csfeh-ss-
csftn-esu. They pa tess fT cHece RI to
tae srr e.f fla n.ri oeat
ra-as uie sine.e serlI race ui.a fe-a
fr srfH Ess raF@l srer gre
e1a--e sf t-1es ~ Hs-s ftstr8sr sfi-r-
lats.n ar isras EenEtes ed tf.sF
~ Iee sna Tss Fe1 ~ f-nfFes ia
n.rltfs ~ faHes cas-
sd acarts over 50 sa esrF-t atnts-
fs -eub-s ~ fte ~s
refer ass iru -oUaarr esfH ~ e
81 ezt@r-sre rne ies fae rF-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
a BIG STO-sM ~ JERSEY.
Schooners Wrecked aud Railroads OBJ
structed by WsShout.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. The storm Of yes
terdas is reported as being particularly Sc
we're along the coast. The floods in the
low lands washed out the road beds Of the
railroads and cut OFF communication be-
tween Philadelphia and Atlantic City. The
travel TO the seaside resort was very heavy
and the scene OF confusion at the washouis
on the various roads where the passengers
were transferred is indescribable A dis
patch frem Cape May reports the heaviest
rainfall Of the year. The schooner Yacht
" / Hewlett went ashore this morning
al Iewes
4 telephone message received this evening
saws that the schooner Henry Dssfon. j.
asboie at Absicon inlet. There is also a
dismastei schooner on Brigaiine shoals fly-
ing signals Of distress The iife-sayinc
crews are unable to render assistance, ow-
ing 20 the extreme rough sea
Washoufs are reported on an railroads
leading 20 Atlantic CITY and 10 trains have
arrived since morning 0ue hundred and
seven car loads # excursionisis are unao'e
60 get away and considerable excitement
prevails
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

BRsHroS BEAca. Aug. First race
three lArter mile. Bslevue won Pam
meiOr second. Mlgg4r third; time l.isl
second "a e. 0ne aud one-eighth mile, HI.
bertha ~on. CsrheArt second. VauiIer third;
time POI rnini race one ami One-eighth
miie Blizzard Won, Compensation second
Colmaris thiri. time 2O4t. Fourth race
seven furl0ugs. Miller Won. h0nanOr sec
oni Hazard third time l3lt F.ith race,
seven furlongs l.enOra won Pilot second.
Eea X thni time 1872 sixth race, one
mile and a quarter Olve,te won TAttlei
second niug B third. ume 2l6k.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
MANCELONA'S WOE
Sad Scenes During the Great
FIRE Thursday
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
Theee Men Instantly Killed BY Ira
ni.rnfrI.. r.. ItllrI.r

Theee Men Instantly Killed BY Train
Dispatch. Blunder.
Ashland Ky. Aug. 7.-Owing 20 the
b.under of train dispatcher. a disastrous
accident occurred az Livingstone. forty
miles vest IF this place, on the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railway. early this morning Two
freight trains bound one east and the other
west. colhded with a frightful result TIE
engineer and fireman 0f the wesr bound
frsin and the bead brakeman of the train
bound east we're instantly siNed Engineer
John Higgins bad an arm pulled entirely
frau iis .Csef a1d ier broken The fre-
man or the easf-onunj f7aiu vas Slightly
injured. Both engines srp total wrecks
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

M.sEocra Pt.a aus 7-Iae ur-t race
-ol4v 94s one m ie. Lales-te- Roa. Eise-
lsld second Ca.era tlri lue 1875 see
oad raee. miie and .urlons Mariner Eon,
-t3neaacz second Con H-gan third. time
1lla flirl rire lluior champion stakes.
flre- l9lrLls Ill-, lr-aleur ssu. hinEsloue
.-c1ld Jllrt, . e0-r. tniri lfnr. l-lt4
Fourth race. Ou- ani oue-half miles.
F1.anle N0n Ben Al second. no third.
ume. ia Eluh race. ole-f1urtn mile,
Nue. won. Elz4Dell second. Reporter
-airi. time. 20 sixth race. one ami one
eighth mile. Pegasus won, Index second,
p-e..xu taird. time. LO4 seventh race
stsepIa c1ase over rae fau course. Charley
Epps sou Rory % More second, Watson
rn.-.f. time. tS
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

IN Attempt TO Blow Up q Coldwater Man
WIN Dynamite.

COLDS, ,TEs Nich Aug "A dasiardly
attempt ~ msrler was made here this
morning A + Lanshre an esteemed ciu-
zsn ofthi- place. found a BOX n bis door
WAY addressed to him. and 6od.ng som =
difficulty in opening 30 took % to his back
yard aud buried it. ss he suspected some
ihina WTenE Tie built fire over The boz
sui fhe next moment here Tas terrific
eKDls>ian which tore Ha the ear b end seHt
fragments 0f glass and r1u in eveIv airer-
rosf of the house setting FIRE % ft nr
Ianshi-e hss -usuiriaHs oi tle party who
afH fsts f.rI llptfi
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
scorT A.o rs Mlness
The ConTre..~,sn win rabii-s Reply 20
the Nl..l-s a...-..- lie.

The Congressnssn win rubii-h = EsF.is 20
the tfsdrs s--ss,ti i,ii.-s
LuE Pa Aug 7-CouFre ~ q
Scott. whose coal mlaers si saii naren ~
tho nunb ber ~ nine hundred venf an
s'rte three weeks ego on ecoouu of rbe
Discharge ~ See checs veirtman. vili to-
morrow pebi-h IN ausuef te 8 ccnnIui g.
caiian irnln fiit ies sseembiff ~ Wet
e-n bennst fanis If reaar8 a. SIZE
strike Nr Sua 1fnies Ihs es-efii,It =
caarce rf r0isnssrseenlrn af tee mfnf
tfnies fhai abe ciifct ssilnisen aers DIS
r1areel. 80 f ias fhai Ne Has Beer usf-
1E hls urn fne vaefs aerH - So asfae.
menf vffh fhe Ninfs aas ria.lan ard
e'sins fhsI faf r.r-f 0ssi aaaaef-fef hF
fne men fhesse'F Fee ~ i.sff uf . -.a.ffse -
hriHE usf fhf mef ia Mts ni hr r1.ff
fasues aal efHsleI tsf osriert fhrrf f8 nsv
itf sanff Vesss 81 rsia aF h.m 81 -e.tf
iIarrn ana sIsnr hrrf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
SAVED BY HIS osU3HTeR.
A Brave Girl Who Rescued Her Father
Prom Drowning

MovrEEAL Aug 7.-George Greene, a
merchant of this city. with his daughter and
40 engineer. left Morrisburgh Park on the
S. Lawrence. yesterday morning. in his
slss.l steam launch for Lachine They ap-
pear to have lost their bearings, having
passed that p.soe ard were steaming di-
rscslv into the rapids. when the vessel
struck one of ne submerged piers
of the new Canadian Pacific
bridge iusf above the rapids. and
sank TIE lnree were pre,ip pifa ed into tbe
nafer. f1e engineer s4ccecII1E iu gaining
one ~ tls piers SIR Greene being unable
rn svim. SINK. out came to the surface
when he was seized by his daughter who
"a s-rong and vigorous swimmer The
brave sr. had a fearful battle with the
swr carrer and only lust succeeded iu
rsinInE shore almost exhausted. iu time 20
secaae BEING carried over the rapids Wlea
s.. Srd ~ born sne and ber. father were iu-
sensible
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

BERLIN, Aug. "A dispatch from ST.
Petersburg says that NJ. de Giers, the Rus
sian Prime Minister, will not visit Gastein,
but will probably meet Prince Bismarck
elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

BozroS. Aug. The unfinished race Of
the 2z7 class al Mystic Park was trOited out
This morning The parss $500 divided, was
won 0y Billy r. Minnie q second John
Morrill, third Best time, 22jt
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
AROUND tn DIAMOND.
Two Games Postponed on Account o
Rain--Boston Beats the Cowboys
Other Games


NEW YORK. Aug. Z
The New York Detroit game was post
pOned on account of rain.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
PhiIad.lphia Chicago.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. T.
The PhiladelphiA-Chicago game was post
poned on account of rain.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
Boston Kansas City.

Base hits ts-Bostou. 10; Kansas City, l.
Errors Boston. 4: Kansas City. 8.
Batteries-Buffing and Dealy; Weld
man and Hsckett.
Umpire-El ick
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

The following American Association
games were played:
AT observation-disclosures l, Brooklyn
At st. Louis-Athletic ,. 81 Louis 10:
AT LOuisyille-LOuisville 5, Metropoli
tans l.
AT Pittsburg-Allegheney IL, Baltimore
>
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
Westinghouse. Louis.

Base hits-W Washington, 3; 81. LOUIS, II.
Washington, 4; st. Louis 3.
Pitchers-Madigan ana Kirby.
L Umpire-Gaffney.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
cLINro. COUNTY NATIONALS.

R.af aen. seg 'sa' to goa 9ooi- ''e cant aas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-22
rev York stock M.rks,.

New YoBK. August 2l.-Governments
dull and steady.
This has been an of day on the stock
market. The market opened this morn
ing generally firm, though fully half OF
the active list were unchanged from
last evenings closing figures The adj
vances ranged from = 10 - per cent,
while Louisville & Nashville was con-
spicuous exception, being down a. At
Ter some activity, which, however, soon
died away, the market became quiet
and somewhat irregular, so remaining
until noon, after which a much oetter
feeling prevailed and under the lead of
Lackawanna practical advances were
made, but the realizatons in the last
hour again saRged. Prices we're of and
the market closed rather heavy at in
significant changes from the opening
prices.