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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-15
The New York suIcidss.

New YoRK, July 14.-Adrion and
Lueie Crucy, who shot themselves Monday
morning, viii be buried at Calvary Gene
try tomorrow. :.
Mgr. Preston LOid said yesterday if
the Coroner certified that they were insane
when they committed suicide, then the
bodies could be placed in cOnsecrated
ground. The Coroner promptly certified
that Mr.. Crucy and Miss Cruey killed
themselves while in a condition of mental
alteration. His benefit on the Gratuity
fund of the Produce Exchange, Of which
he wasa member, amounts S524. A mo-
tice of his death was posted in the Ex-
change yesterday, and the flags hung al
half mast. The same testimonial Of re
speet was paid by the Maritime Exchange
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THE NEW MINISTRY.
TALK IN POLITICAL CIRCLES About GLAD
STONES RESIGNATION
Everything Ruin6ne b q Salisbury Ministry n 0sss
Of ihs RalsnsfCr-!hs rOriss SILL lsHsaan6
Thar Lad-rhs Ballast hts--hs Laisst
Rssals-DeWoms Granted Divxes

LONDON, July l4.-Mr. Gladstone has
not yet made any sign, but II Is under
stood in we'll informed quarters that
he intends TO resign Immediately.
His colleagues have not however.
been consulted, and as majority
of them hope he will reconsider his idea,
it Is possible that the Premier may yield to
their counsel and retain oaice until
the question shall be definitely set
tied by the attitude OF Psr'is-
ment whether the present government Tan
prolong its existence. Radicals Of the
Labouchcre school arc anxious for the cor
dial cooperation Of the Parnellitss In .
policy of obstruction To all parliamentary
action until Ireland shall cease to be gov
erned by alien law and the resignation Of
the Ministry may be fastened or delayed
accordingly as this scheme Is successful or
futile. Everything continues TO point to-
ward Salisbury Ministry when Mr.. Glad
stone shall conclude 10 withdraw. Lord
Harrington still declines 10 say whether
or not he will Join in the formation Of
cabinet, but Mr. Chamberlain has definite
IL decided to hold aloof, fearing that
through his Identification with Toiy
cabinet he. would lose the rcyersion
of the leadership Of the ne
united Liberal party. In two things
Mr.. Chamberlain fully believes: First, that
Nr Cla,,stone's ,signation will heal the
rupture in the Liberal organization, and
second, that the mantle of leadership so
long worn by the Premier will TALL upon
his own shoulders amid the haZxahs OF nd
miring England.
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PowDEnLy FOR GOVERNOR.
IL Is OmciaIly Announced That He VIII
Run In inPennsylyania.

IL L. OmciaIly Announced That He VIII
Run inPennsyIyania.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, July H.-For ten
days past the Democratic leaders of Penn
sylyania have been in negotiation with
the friends Of Master Workman
Powderly in regard TO his nomina-
ton for Governor, and to-
night it is officially announced that Mr..
Powderly has consented to enter the race,
being assured by the Randall and Wallace
factions that he will receive their support
for the place. Mr.. Powderiy's ambition
was to go to Congress from this district, ne
being of the opinion that he could
do more for the working classes in the
halls Of legislation than in any other
public place; but his friends have now
convinced him that as Governor OF the
State Of Pennsylvania his influence will
be none the less powerful. Mr.. Pow
derly is at present suffering from
insomnia, brought about from oyerwork,
and Is anxious to resign his posi-
ton. Republicans consider that he VIII
make stronger candidate than any other
Democrat who could be named, and the
Master Workman's most intimate friends
say tl.at he viii poll two-thirds of the labor
vote of the State. Powderiy's candidacy
will bring the Wallace Randall factions
into harmony. Governor Patison visited
| this city tonight. He declined to be In
teryiewed on the Powderly boom
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CONGRESSMAN SNYDER.
Corrects n Misstatement In Regard to His
Own County.

Corrects n Misstatement In Regard to His
Own County.
SpsciR Tsleg'Ga b TIE Register
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE dispatch
10 the REGISTER few days ago inadvert-
antly misquotcd Congressman Phil Snyder
in saying that he would be renominated
without the vote of his county. What Mr.
Snyder did say was that he would get 4
majority of the convention outside Of ka-
nawha county. That statement said
Mr.. Snyder, to-day, was made because
those who opposed me in certain portion OF
the district have been waging war on me
because reside in Kanawha county, AMI
claim that the other counties in the dis
trict would vote against me in convention
for that reason. / am not indifferent,
said Mr.. Snyder, ''to the vote of my neigh
bors and friends in my own county, and
feel certain shall receive the cordial sup
mort of the Democrats there in convention
and poll more than my party vote at the
polls. Ii | believed that | had forfeited
the confidence and esteem OF the people oil
nv own county would not make the
race. ~
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STRIKING GONyICTS.
PRISONERS WORKING FOR THE DADB COAL
AND IRON COMPANY
At Cole City, Georgia, Rsfnss TO Resume WOrk-Thsy
Stste No Grisvances--An Atsnpt 70 StaTve
Them Out Excitement at Cole Gty-BloOd-
shed Probable General Labor News

NASHVILLE, July IA special to the
American says: Cole City, Dsde county,
Georgia, where are located the mines oil
the Dade Coal & Iron Company, is scene
of intense excitement, BY act of the Leg
islature establishing the convict lease sys-
tenn it was ordered that this company be
given all long term convicts. Thus it Is
that the hardest and most vicious criminals
in the State are among those confined in this
camp, many of whom are confined for
life. On Monday morning, when the
guards went to the stockades TO
order the men to work they were met at
the gate by about one hundred eongicts
and told that they would not go to work
giving no cause for complaint. The guards
retired and communicated with Warden
Fitzpatrick, who tried to induce the men to
90 to work, but failed. He then tele-
graphed to Chief Keeper and Inspector
Towers, of Atlanta, who, yesterday, went
to the mines. He peremptOrily ordered
the men 80 surrender and go to work, but
was answered with cnmity-''go to HI"
They told him they would not work He
finally succeeded in getting a conference
with the ring leaders, going gcoursgeOusly in
to the enclosure and conferring with them on
their own grounds. What complaint tho
men made or what were the demands, are
not known Certain it is that the keeper
declined to grant them what they asked,
and they are still on strike The author
tiles do not know what to do, as tho ring
leaders say they will die before they will
surrender. 1t is said that the guards will
simply starve them out. Hunger, they ar
que, il y great mollitier, and that the men
cannot hold out many days. The Governor
has been telegraphed for instructions but he
cannot help the situation unless he orders
summary action which may lead to blood
shed. 4 telegram was received last night
at Chattanooga asking for the immediate
shipment of two dozen shot guns and Win
chester rifles to Cole City. 1t was stated
that four of the ring leaders would be shot
if they did not resume work.
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BELLAIRE.

Thomas McCormick has opened an insur-
ance Office in this city.
R.P. Parmele, OF the Cleveland Paper
Company, is in the city.
Fred Muhlemen has been appointed
wharf master for lee & Co.
NJ. NJ. Knight, the dentist, will go TO
Buu's Hills for the season.
Squire William Edwards, Of Mounds
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Msss Mary B. wooten, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever, is convalescent.
Jesse Kelly, mold-maker at the Belmont
glass works, mashed one Of his fingers yes
terday.
The foundation Is completed for Jacob
Boneysteele's new dwelling house In the
First ward.
George NJ. Woodbridge Is spending q
couple Of weeks hunting and fishing on the
Kanawha river.
An entertainment will be given by
Turkish students in the First n Z.
Church, Monday evening
There are now nearly one hundred msu
enlpiOycu On toc - thssC ~ s>s-o ~s>J .
They receive 8. so Per day.
The advertising ear for Burr Robbins'
circus came 10 town yesterday evening.
The circus win be here the 18th inst
A number Of persons went out 70 Arm
strong's mills yesterday, where they vese
met by large crowd from Woodsheld and
BeallsviIIe in . grand picnic. They report
having had good time.
We have two mechanics running fcs
Sheriff. blacksmith and Q shoemaker.
A blacksmith il o '.hard hitter" and q
shoemaker is always "downLn-TrDsse.
You viii find our shoemaksr pegDng away
till the last
A lot Of household goods were found
scattered along the river hank yesterday
which were identified by the man WIZ
kept fish store here n belonging 10 him
and which had been carried to the B., z
& C. for shipment The box in which the,
were packed had been opened by twt
tramps, and the goods were thorcughl,
drenched by the rain- Nothing VI
missed.
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OIL AND GAS.
A Days Doings Here and I'm Washington
County.


County.
Yesterday the West Virginia Natural
Gas Company's pipe layers were hard at
work ON Ohaplinc street. in the Second
and Third wards, and last evening the
string of finch pipe was completed from
Tenth street south nearly to Fourteenth,
and only remains TO be tested, when the
ditch will be filled up. The Manufsctur-
ers' Company have pushed their Main
street line M far south rs Twelfth street
and have filled their ditch 10 the south
side of Tenth street. Both companies are
working hard, and their progress the last
few days has been very great.
In Bridgeport, tho testing machine Of
the Wheeling Company is in operation at
the La Belle Glass works. The pipe is in
place and ready tO be filed with gus down
~ far ~ the point named
Prof. l. c. White will leave for Louis
Vile to-day to examine some kentucky
natural gas lands, in which Mr.. 7, NJ. Cuff
fey and other Pittsburgh men are inter
e,ted In the event that the productive
ness of the land is demonstrated, several
wells will be put down, and the gas piped
to Louisville and other cities and towns
along the Ohio, both in Kentucky and In
diana.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
will, within the next ten days, open up
six wells on the edge of Greene county,
Pa, and in Marshall county, West
Virginia. Three of the wells will be lOca-
ted in each State. All but one have been
located by Prot. White.
In oil circles the most important deycl-
opment of yesterday was in regard 10 the
Cannonshurg mystery" Fred Fisher,
one of the owners, isquoted "a saying there
was no oil in the tanks tO speak of, and that
further drilling will he necessary before
the value of the hole is definitely settled.
He said the well was good gasser, but for
the purpose of determining what, If any
thing of value, was TO be found deeper, the
gas sand was cased or and the drilling ofa
four inch hole proceeded with. The oil
sand is not completely punctured, and
may not he for month, Judging from
the progress now being made with neccs-
sarily light tools, and the hole full Of
dead" oil. There IL scarcely any gas and
consequently not enough t0 force the oil
out II a pump was applied Mr.. Fisher be
licvcd it. would do 25 barrels day from
the present level Of the drill, but for the
purpose of making n complete test the drill
will he forced through tie pay streak ~
soon ~ possible. From this il would seem
that the owners do not ~ yet know what
they have, thus confirming the statement
first made some days ago.
The Taylors,0wn well IL quit. II is
stated ON good authority that an adjoining
farm Of 140 acres can he leased on one
eighth royalty and bonus Of 500 per acre.
The company owning the well, the Wander
grift, docs not seem anxious 10 take even an
option on he premises. II they had sueh
an immense affair as is claimed they would
certainly jump on the adjoining property.
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wEL.IsBURG.
Tho Burial of Mrs. wheeier-Ths Rais-
General Local News.

Gcneral Local News.
Spociai Tsl6crdR 10 ne Repisr,
wELLsBuRG, w. Va, July 1.-THE
funeral of Mrs Wheeler, an crtiIiablr
lady Of Wellsburg, occurred to-day. Her
death was a sad shock 10 her friends morc
particularly, as il came No suddenly and
mex pectedly. The dcoeased won't 10 =
relatives 10 dine with u number Of friends
on Monday. She was stricken with par
alysis at about nine o'clock In the morn
ing, and w.1 conveyed Immediately 70 her
home, where she expired al about o'clock
the same day Mrs. Wheeler was tho
widow OF Dr. Wheeler. q former promi-
nent physician and resident OF 'Wcllsburg,
now deceased. and also O sister Of General
|. IT. Duyal and Mrs. Ann ii. Crothers, Of
this place.
A hard storm visiisd this town and sur
rounding country between and O'Clock
this morning. The wind blew with great
force and was accompanied with herd rain
and considerable hail. Trees we're blown
down, and branches from others wcte
broken on, some windows were broken by
the hail fruit VIVA beaten OF the trses im
considerable quantities. The growing corn
WA hattened Ia the earth and the ~heat,
oats and hay fields came In Cor their share
of injury. The storm was the hardest that
has visited this country for several years.
Mrs. Wiley Decamps and daughter, Ids,
of Parkersburg, are Spending few weeks
visiting friends here.
Miss Agnes Roddy Of Allegheny City, 10
visiting here.
Hon. J. Il. Sommeryillc returned to-day
from Clarksburg, where he attended ths
meeting Of the Democratic Congressional
Executive Committee. He carried with
him t1 the meeting an invitation from our
citizens TO hold the coming convention NJ
wdlsburg, but the committee bestowed
that favor on Clarksburg
Col and Mr.. &. II. Rcall and Mrs. r.
II. Buchanan, where In Wheeling yestes-
day.
Cols BsaIl Ia making m effort, on bebalf
Of the managers of the Beistew Cswp
meeting, To secnrc the presence q Rev.
Sam Jones, at their meeting 1t least oss
day.
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PITTsBURG RACES.
An Accident on the Track---summary OF
Events.

Events.
PTTTsBURG, July 14--Three thousand
people attended the second days races at
Exposition Driving Park. The special 2:17
trotting race between Billy Button, Jerome
Turner and Joe Davis was postponed until
tomorrow on account Of the heavy c0ndi-
ton Of the track. During the fourth heat
Of the .. .26 race, Grafton ran into the fence,
demolishing the sulkey and throwing
Dickerson the driver off The horse contin-
ned its course around the track, and finally
Jumped the fence, but fortunately escaped
injury and in the next heat Won the race.
Diekerson wEs not hurt Summary: Fnst
race, 2:26 class, purse 81 900, Grafton ], 3,
/, 6, /; Pilot Boy, 2, I, 9, !, '4i Kittie
Silver, 8, 5, 4, 2, 3; Freddie
J.K. 2, 3, 4, 5; Endymion 8, 4, 5, 3, q
Maggie 4, 5, S, 6, DIR; time 2:2s!, 2zNt,
2:26f, 2:29!, 2:29f.
Second race-2:2s pacing class, purse
$500, Tommy ., /, 4, /, 1; Messina Boy 8
2, /, 2, 2; Pfonto 4, S, 2, 3, 3; Benny j, 3,
3, 4, DIR; time 2:26i, 2.e4i, 226i. 2:2ir
2:26f.
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IL HE INNOCENT .
j. T. Leabo, to BE Hung Friday for Wifo
Murder, Thought Ia BE Innocent.

j. T. Leabo, to BE Hung Friday for Wife
Murder, Thought Ia BE Innocent.
ST. LOUIS, No, July 1i.-Thore is a
strong feeling at Butler, Mo-, where John
r. Leabo is to be hanged Friday, July ..
that the condemned man is innocent He
had three jury trials, tho first resulting in
conviction, which was reversed by the Su-
preme Court, the second resulting in n
mistrial ond the third in conviction, which
the court of last resort has recently al
iirmed. The prosecution claimed that
Lcabo poisoned his wife and then threw
her body in y well Ia escape detection,
while the defense held that the woman ad-
ministered the drug with her own hand and
iumped into n well Of her own accord.
Leabo states that his wife had shown symp-
toms Of insanity some time before her
death, becoming enraged at triiiing mis-
fortunes and repeatedly threatened to COM
nit suicide. Early in the morning on the
day of her death, he says that she awak-
ened hin, complaining of severe head
ache. He arose and tried tO ease the pain,
bat she refused 10 accept his assistance,
and telling him to take care of the baby,
went into the next room. II heard her
moving around for some little time" he
savs, "belore I went off into dose. The
baby commenced crying and / rose up and
said: Ella, come in; the baby
wants YOU She made no
answer and called again but failed to get
response. I went to the door but my
wife was gone. hurried back to the bed
room. wrapped up the badly in shawl and
carried him to my fathers home and then
started on my search. While at her
mothers house ! ionnd note from my
wife, which read: Il have taken laudan.
um. am tired ofliving and prefer death. "
In my excitement failed TO preserve this
and left it vt the house. If il could be
found would now be 4 free man. A petl-
ton signed by many prominent citizens
has been presented to the Governor: IT Is
thought that he will order stay Of execu-
|
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THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
Comments Upon the Meeting at clArks-
burg.

burg.
Special Ttssgran 10 gi< Repaser.
CLARKsBuRe, July IA good deal Of
amusement is afforded here by the Iateili-
geneer's report Of the meeting of the DEM
ocratic Congressional Committee yesterday.
The statement that there was wrangiing
about candidates is simply preposterous- A
meeting of this kind is no place for such
discussions, nor did they occur.
The best of feeling prevailed in the meet
ing. The Iateiligeaeer correspondent must
have been thinking of Jim Menager and Q
meeting of inharmonious Republican
bosses
The action of the committee yesterday in
locating the place of holding the oonven-
tion at Clarksburg is yariously construed
by the knowing ones A preponderance
of opinion inclines TO the belief that the
selection was Brannon rather than a
Wilson victory, so far rs any victory could
be attached 10 il.
The new members Of the committee Sc
lected to fill vacancies are Martin Mulyey
of Braxton and f. A. Peck, Of Harrison.
The former gentlemen were Mr. w. J. j.
corley, deceased, and Hon f. u. Turner,
removed TO Morgantown. The candidates
actively in the field are NJ. T. Frame OF
your city and Col. Dan Johnson Of Tyler.
1t is reported that the Braxton delegation
will instruct for Mr.. Frame.
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MARTINS YERRY.

Thomas Charlton, u,anaGer Of the Buck-
eye gias works, leaves f6s Pittsbasy te-dey
To he gone few days
There will be social at Hugh Pckensf
grove tomorrow night, instead Of at his
residence N before stated.
Mrs q. II. Muhlman died nj heT boms
In the Third ward yesterday of typhoid
fever. The funeral notice sppears else-
where.
Mrs. Caroline Keller, mother Of Nsyos
Keller, died At her home In Phils6ely6ia,
On Thursday at 8 n m, md win be bafisd
ON Friday.
Among the lste arrivals ~ tie HasSves
Hotel are J. w. Hmylie, of NJ Pleamg1;
J. o. OIcott, of SorvaIk, asd p. J. WI
liams, Of Indianapolis, Ind.
c. o. Elleii6, of Dayton, W. I. Hsh4
and Frank Brubaker, a wellsviile, NJ
AieY. Morrison, o< Besxes Rails, 80 =
town esnvasisg for . pew tesDok
A letter dated Sunday eveniaG 6ben
Mr. jacob Pence, In Hsniltno, Os1sRfsy
contains the following information: 'OR
delegssioa arrived hese n5s YSiAay eveDr
ing. and We ses ssSsiy qu9tensd II ; -
bctei. LAst sweating Rels 0Cso1sa -
I. with Willie Penee "a p3lst eoWsa osnoo
with John 4. KelIock snA +. J. hvfnv
with George Poster, . psclsntsnel -
nan, ~ plIst, scsos Defl1g1sa ~ 2
distance ofthfss nileA OCsaosn an4f1
cane 10 sbsss fllly thsss hsniBsl yndsio
The lsaA" Tkees On11o1a -
OCdAnell, Irwin, Rsnes - KA11nlk -
the deleesss ffua this ptses - ~ l.1D.
nstioaaf Convention q ADRic1a -
Glsa woskess, nv IN ssni0 = -
ton. Ar IL Iettsr abovA thsy - h1pe1G
3 eos1 tfns asd sss nakiag - $500
skeir vacstioa
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Annual bicycle Tour.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 14.-AbOut fifty
Indiana bicyclers to-day completed their
annual tour. They left this city on Thurs-
day last going to Rushville, thence to
Lewisville, New Castle, Pendleton, No
blesville, Upton, Kokomo, Crawfordsville
and Lebanon, and fom Lebanon 20 this
city, arriving here nj one O'clock to-day,
having covered a distance Of about 30
miles. A banquet will be partaken Of To-
night and tomorrow. A series Of races
will occur at the Exposition grounds-
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A Terrible Accident.

Specia, TsieyrIR 10 The Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July IA ter
rible accident occurred on the Short Line
Railroad. near Hawks Nest depot, on the
C. & O. Railroad to Hawks Nest mines,
As a loaded train Of coal cars was descend
ING the mountain side, the cars jumped the
track and were precipitated to the creek,
50 feet below, killing alabOrcr and danger
ously wounding salesman and three
others The names of the unfortunates
cannot be learned.
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Won't Go to the North Pole Yet.

New YORK, July l4.--Colonel Glider, of
the New York Herald, who WIS to 20 in
search of the North Pole, Was arrested
Tuesday evening on complaint OF
Dolly Adams for stealing n $1,000 bond
from her. As he could not give hail he
was locked up. Rumor says Miss Adams
was fond of the Colonel and had him ar
rested to prevent his perilous trip.
The Colonel was bailed this afternoon.
Meantime Colonel Glider had learned that
the ship Era in which ho was to have
sailed had left New London, Conn, st 10
a. m. He is in seclusion tonight lost Miss
Adams have him arrested in civil action.
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Tho neIfAs, RLota.

DUBLIN, July li.-During the rioting
at Belfast, last night, between Catholics
and Protcstants, four tarerns ana
n number OF dwelling houses
were wrecked. Tho police and
soldiers charged the rioters several times
and nj last succccded In clearing tho main
streets. In the by-ways, however, danger.
nns Knots Of men arc lurking.
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They Breafhe Preer.

CARTHAGE, No, July H--Jim Llcn
was shot and killed yesterday at Arcadia
Kas., by Ed Pike, a detective Of this city,
who went after him with papers for his ar
rest ON the charge Of killing ThOs. Small.
last Thursday Allen was . desperate
character. and the news Of his death ere
atcs a feeling Of relief in the community.
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A Masonic Edict.

MONTREAL, July 14-Gaand Master
Of the Masonic Lodge of Quebec, J. Fred
Walker, has Just issued masonic edlct
proclaiming that alllmasonic intercourse
h. suspended from this date between the
Quebec Grand Lodge, its subordinate
lodges, and all brethren IN obedience
thereto, and the Grand Lodge of England
and all lodges and brethren in obedience
thereto
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Returns.

LONDON, July II. The total vote pollod
up TO the present time is: Unionists,
!, ,Sa9, ,623; Gla.lstonian, 1,Ss0,64s.
At midnight the totals are: Conscr'a-
tives and Unionists, 3S6; Gladstnnsans,
252. The Conservatives aud Unionists
now estimate the final result as follows:
Conservatives 323, Liberals and Unionis's
73, GIapstonians lsS, rarBellitcs 70.
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Inh.,Ino whIinuashns nnltimnra.

LOUISVILLE, July l4.-The pitchers Of
the Louisville and Baltimore clubs fought
the battle to-day, and Hecker vanquishcd
KilrOy in fine contest. Only two hits
were made off IIcckcr, one of which he
presented Summers, IN old Louisville
nlaYer Score:
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E,.es s,ubborn Rounds.

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-Jchn Dob
son and S&mes Hurley had fought eight
stubborn rounds with hard kid gloves near
Indiana Rock, in Fairmont Park yesterday
morning, when the alarm was given that
the Park guards were coming, and the ref
cree declared the fight draw.