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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
MUCH MARRIED, SHE.
"A Woman Already Twice Married
and Not Divorced,
And With Both of Her Previous
SpOuses Alive,
Dies on Husband No. 3's Hands
Causing an Interesting Suit.
SpeeiItO tie Sunday RSoiSter.


PARKERsBURG, W. Va, June IA
very interesting equity case in the Circuit
Court Of the United States, for the District
Of West Virginia, was submitted to Judge
John ]. Jackson this morning. The
case is David Safreed against Ssfreed
and others. 1t appears that several years
ego old man Safreed, who was
then widoWer, courted and
married fair and accom-.
plished widow by the name Of Maris Y.
Hyier. The old gentleman decided to his
wife all Of his lands, tenements and heredi
tsments, and everything passed of as
pleasautly as May morning. Finally the
lady died, and her brothers azi sisters
came forward and claimed the property.
The old gentleman refused to give it, and
suit in ii ac;ment was instituted in the U.
s. Court, the relatives Of Mrs. Safreed
deceased, being uon-resideuts of this State,
At the time ofthe death of Mrs. Safreed in
1873, the lava of this State gave the real
estat, of the husband or wife upon the
death Of either to the survivor, where there
was 10 issue of the marriage. Old man
Ssfrt ed claimed the land By virtue Of the
above named laws of descent. Her rels
tives then came in and set up as against
THIS law that she was not legally married
TO Safree6, inasmuch as her former hus-
band was alive aud not divorced and there
lore be could not inherit her property, and
the dispositions taken in the case shows
that she had two husbands living at the
time she married old man Ssfreed. The
old gentleman comes back at them,
and Gays If it be true he
was not lawfully married to her,
then he bad been imposed upon and de-
ceived, and that his deed to his late sup-
posed wife was obtained through fraud and
deception, and asks that the deed be can
celed and annulled as fraudulently OBJ
taiued. The case attracted much atten.
ton from the many and varied marital ex-
psriences of the parties, and from the fact
that the property sued for was of much
value. Judge K. S. Brown, attorney for
Ssfreed; Hon. Jro. A. Hutchinson for the
heirs.
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sUPREME COURT or APPEALS.
The Business Transacted Mt Yesterday .
Seasiou.

The Business Transacted ut Yesterday
Session.
Court met a. 10 o'clock, all the Judges
present.
Jackson v. Chancellor, appeal and super
sedas, from Harrison county continued.
Lott V. Lott, appeal, from Marion coun
Iy, continued.
Cs.der v. Bank Of Virginia, writ Of er
ror, from Harrison county, CONTINUED.
Criss v. Griss, EEpeRl, from = Earriscr
county, submitted.
Sullivan VS.. Myers, writ Of error, from
Harrison county submitted.
Lowther va Lowther, writ Of error, from
Harrison county, continued.
Baowu vs.. Brown, writ of error, from Mo
ncngslia. continued.
Isnksu vs Lsrhsn, wit of srror, from
Harrison, continued.
Swisher vs.. Malone, writ OF error, from
Marion county, continued.
Travis vs. Peabody Insurance Company
from Marion county, submitted.
Wsggoner W.. Wolf ct al from Ritchi,
COUNTY, grit of error allowed; bond, $3.50
Safe VS. Hollidsy, from Calhoun coun
ty, writ of error allowed.
Casio vs.. Fry ct 81, from Mason county
sppesl allowed; bold, $50.
Adjourned until Tuesday at 10 O'Clock
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
TROUBLE BREWING
In the Ranks OF the AmaIgamated.-Th
Puddlers Kick.

In the Ranks OF the AmaIgamated..Th
PuddIcrs Kick.
Tne session Of the Amalgsmated AsSo-
citation yesterday morning was the most
important which has yet been held, the
entire time being taken up with discus'
sion Of the proposed charge Of the scale to
conform 10 the views submitted by the
manufacturers. The puddlers claim that
their claims have been overlooked in max.
ing up the tcsle, and meeting Of lodges
Of the Pittsburg distrc; was called for
yesterday afternoon 10 insist upon s. so
per ton for boiling. Some Of the pudd!ers
threaten to Withdraw from the Association
if the advance is not included in the scale
From the present indications there is de
cided trouble in the ranks and the conven.
ton may not aojourn before the end OF
next week. The manufacturers spoken 10
yesterday morning say they will insist on
the striking out Of all tEs extras included
in the scale and that they will refuse to
consider the nsilers' demand in connection
with the scale submitted by the Amalga.
mated Association because they we're ad.
mitted as members shsE the scale had been
adopted.
A later dispatch from Pi;tsburg says the
convention OF the Amalgsmated Associa-
ton OF the Iron and Steel Workers sd.
iourned finally last night after Instructing
the Scale Committee 10 stand By the IS 90
per ton scale. with slight revision 10 the
scale Of the plate and tank Lili depart.
ments.
The following officers were chosen: Pres
ident VIM. Weihe, Of Pittsburg; Secretary.
William Martin, OF Pittsburg Pa; Treas.
urer, James Penny, OF Pittsburg: Trustees,
Thomas Johns, OF Bridgeport, Ohio; Pat,
rick Wilson, Of Pittsburg Pa; james Mutt.
Of Youngstown, OHIO; Vice Presidents,
First Dntrict, Fra; Division, Thomas Mar.
loy; Second Division. Jonathan Davis /
Second District T. d Edmuuds: Third
District, Jsmes Grupdy; Fourth Dttr:et,
j. O. Bullock; Fifth District, W. lam
Wbitemsn; Sixth District, Henry Cline
Eighth District, Andrew Lee.
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|BURSE-NOLAE FIGHT,
tbs Match Declared a Draw After
Some Good Slugglng
Soms Blood Is Drawn and Hard
Humping Done.
, Account of the Six Rounds
Fought.

r,xcrvSIrI, o., June u Scarcely 2, 2,OOC
.oD,s altogether witnessed the glOus fight
[.,vssn Jack Burke, the Irish lad, and Pete
~ the local chsmpion,on the race track
/ Chester Park, this evening. The inter
4 !. between bouts we're filed up with lively
I.sDs among the spectators, who seemed
1 he universally on their muscle. Time
!, called at 6:25.
Ro,ks led of on Nolans Jaw, which No
returned on the neck, joling Burke Sc
- He followed it up with his right
1 ,ba ear Nolan got first blood BY 3
i, handed blow on Burkes mouth. The
nDd was clearly in NOlans favor. At the
In of time in the seeoud round both men
4, med at each other and countesed
80 N the ribs Burke missed q long
.;ryipy stroke at Nolau's jaw, but rallied
IA 20, in two blows in rapid succession
1 biz opponents neck, Nolan countsred
4 \ cGnch ensued. When time was
H. Nolan was bleeding from the nose.
fTbird round. opened cautiously. Nolan
5. I'm, several Intellectual leads. A rapid
L. exchange followed, and Burke
Md Nolan bard twice; Nolan got very
Z Issri and seemed not 20 be able to hit
4 89rse Toe round was IN Burke's
no. The e,osd wildly chsered Nolan
4 he stepped up in the fourth
Dr5 and led od ct Burke,
1 !, WAS ysr7 lively and got away each
Trs He punched Nolan in the chest but
DIsn ,s,urred it and gave two rsps for
II Measure. Burke hit back over the
q, eve A clinch followed.
fFihb Rouni-Nolsn led of on Burke's
<Hnscb and a chneh tollowed. Burke
r. Nolan on the nose and q chuch
sns3 Nolan rushed after Burke
4 bit him several good thumpS. The
4 rd Was clearly SolaR's. Ia the finish
& roppd Nolan reached for Burks's stom-
4 mt failed. Burke returned soaker
4 Solsns stomach aud a succession oi
rncbss followed At every break hammer
a toppnes would sUsue. When time
ID called bo,a men were slggging away
sely.
EThs game vas declared draw.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
A DAsTARDLY ATTEMPT
To Assassinate Matt S. Hughes,
City Editor
Of the Estate Journal, at Parkers-
burg, W. Va
Narrow Escape from a Williams
Keen Edged Knife.

PAREERsBURG, June l2.-One OF the
most dastardly attempts at assassination
that has ever been attempted in this vicin-
ity trsnspired Last night about seven
o'clock in front of the B 4 D. depot. At
the above named hour Matt s. Hughes,
city editor of the State Journal, was await
ing the arrival of the evening accommoda,
lion at that point when q man named
Brown nciselessly approached him from the
rear, and was just in the act Of plunging
the keen edged blade Of knife into his
back. As fby instinct the editor wheeled
round Just ia time to see the villain raise
the knife to strike, and by we'll directed
blow planted on the bridge of the would.
be aasaasin's nasal organ ne fell to the
ground ike a log, but during the excite,
ment that followed the villain escaped the
minions of the law. Ii appears Brown
wss
IYCENsED AT AN ARTICLE
that Hughes had published in the Journal
concerning his connection with bar-room
brawl, and had threatened to have revenge
for the imaginary wrongs. This is the
9th attempt to DO Hughes bodily harm
within the period Of a month. Two weeks
ago ne was attacked 6y Abe Ssmuels, q
policeman, who would undoubtedly have
shot HIN but for the interference OF the
bystanders. Notwithstanding these dsst-
srdly attempts on his life, Hughes with
characteristic bravery presents a bold front
and srll continues to be Nemesis of ali
evil d oers. The articles in question we're
only plain recountipg Of the facts, and
not sn exaggeration, the trsnsgressors OF
law in this community show dogged pro
pensity to have revenge every time their
doings are recouuted in the public press
aud it has become the necessary thing for
the moulders OF public opinion to go heav-
lily armed
Edward Dis, the young man who was
80 seriously injured by being crushed be-
tween two bsrges on the Ohio river at
Point Pleasant few days ago, died at his
home in Parkersburg. last night. 1t was
thought for time that the young man
would recover, but gsngrene setting IN ne
expired, as above stated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The next Ohio Democratic State Con-
vention will be held at Toledo, August
II and Is.
In the worlds tournament at Chicago,
Cincinnati crack shots ore carrying OF q
large share Of the prizes.
The indicted Chicago Anarchists have
obtained q change of venue to another
Court, and trial has been set for June FL
Wm. Weber, brother OF ex Sheriff Weber
of Ciucinuati, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head.
The ak Chinese highbinders, convicted in
st. Louis OF the murder Of Lon johnson, q
Chinese detective, will soon be sentenced
to hang.
John h. Woodhull, OF Fargo, D. T., has
been expelled from the or3er OF Masons,
for having, as Grsud Secretary OF the
Grand L0dgs of Wisconsin, EN- oezzled q
large amount Of funds.
R.G. Ingersoll has been elected Presi-
dent OF the Toledo, Cincinnati and s.. Louis
Railroad, changed to the name of Toledo,
st. Louis aud Kansas City.
The Mozart theatre and dozen smaIl
Hnildiues burned at Touswsuds, n. Y;
loss $4,000. The remains of an unknown
man were found in the ruins
A stcry comes from Toledo OF young
Irishman named EcIntyre, who died IN
Detroit, and his body placed in Q Vsqlt.
Eight days later his uncle visited the vault
10 2emovs the body for interment when he
was surprised 70 sea Mcintyre sitting upon
his coffin, very psis sHd Reak. His hands
were terribly lacerated and bleeding tsom
breaking out of the collio through the
plass plate over his face. Mr.. Mcintyre II
in Toledo, but refuses to give reporters any
nar,iculars of the cas-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
THE SCHOOL FUND,
Tho Amount This Year Moro Than Double
That of Last

Tho Amount This Year Moro Than Double
That of Last
The clerical forces Of tho Auditors and
State Superintendent, OF Free Schools Of.
fee have just completed making up the
annual distribution by the State for The
bene6, Of free schools. The amour, itis
year is s367.724 Sc, oral 81 for each pupil
in the Safe Lsst year the amount Vas
$l6l,52i 80, or about 10 cents per pupil.
The principal reason Why the general
school fund ia 70 much greater this year
than last is that the shcriffs this year have
been prompt in their settlements. Tho
present administration have been running
affairs in thorough business manner.
The average number Of months TO each
school in ibis State last year vss tour.
II the county authorities 10 their duties In
making the school levy the average will b
six months this yesr. and tho taxes no
heavier, aad will be OF almost incalculabls
benefit to the children of this Stats.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
PANHANDLE FLOUR.
A New Brand, Equal to the Best Patenl
Made, for Less Money.

A New Brand, Equal to the Best Patent
Made, for Less Money.
After long series OF experiments with
various kinds of -four Tor family use, we
have at last secured brand which We
deem we'll adapted to the general demand,
and have christened it PAY.HAsDLE feeling
well assured that il will meet with favor
among the people of the Panhandle Of
West Virginia and OF this section generally.
The PAY-HANDLE FLOUR ia fully equal to
most OF the fancy brands now in this
market, will 60 as far and make as good
qualify Of bread, and we respectfully ask
that it be given q trial.
Price only Is cents per sack.
For ssle by the following grocers:
Mrs 6 Miller, 1856 Main street.
John Mckee, 81 Eighteenth street.
John F, Thompson, Ill Eighteenth street.
Chas Seabrieht Il Bro, Riverside.
II. W. Shrebe, 472S Jacob street.
j Lantry, 4i23 Jacob street.
John Walfor1, 3535 Jacob street.
d. l. Ratcliffe & Co, 3jl7 Jacob street.
Chas Lukens, Zane street. Island.
Frank Thalmsn, 2lS Main street.
Bowlin & Powell, 1921 Market street.
Mrs Adam Fox, Fifteenth and Wood.
John F. Thompson, Fifteenth and Jacob
Fred Him norman, 1922 Wood street.
Howard d Knoke, 3G07 Jacob street.
Mich. Baumsn, Caldwelrs Run.
Charles Dickmsn, Center Wheeling.
II. +. Nolte, cor. Thirty.third and Eof
Mrs. L. Tape, 363j Eoff street.
BESwooD:
A. W. Fisher.
John Deegan.
Michael Dolsn.
l.. Hsr;uHg.
MARTINS FERRY.
John Burkhsrt, Penn street.
Lott & Sche chile, Second and Hanover
W.. q. Shesfer, Washington and Second
j. B. Montgomery, Fourth street.
RsIDGtPoRT
Eli Gilmore.
BELLAIRR.
/. Grells, Gravel Hill.
J r Davis. Gravel Hill.
VIM Bsmtord, Gravel Hill.
T. B Li'ton, Gravel Hill,
Jacob Ritz. Noble strssL
Wn Il. Thonp'on. Public Square
Schramm Bros, Public Square.
Geo. s. Jennings, Public Square.
A. RinEer, Noble street.
a ntiauilton, Thirty second street.
Joseph ClsHenta. GUERNSEY and Thirty.
third streets.
A. Scshill, Bslnont street,
Geo. Meth, Union street.
]. W. Corbett, Union street.
S. B. Anderson, Union street.
Annie Workman, Union street.
J. A. Petiicord, Union street.
Samuel Moore, South BellaiFe.
e Fleming, South BellAire.
J. L. Fsvcett. South Bellsire
NJ. 4. Henderson, Ssuth BellAire
J. NJ. King, South Bellaire.
Green 4 Amber, South B.llsirs.
ETEUBESyILLE.
ID. DItou, Market street
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AuApsAsr Wanted.

Can any one bring Us q case Of Kidney
ur Liver Complaint thst Elrctric Bittert
wiIl not speedily CursR We say thsS can
not as thousands of cases olresdy perma
nentiy cured and who are daily recommend
mo Electric Bitters, viii prove. BrighF'
Disease. Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
Urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels. and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. Fos sale at so cents {
bottle BY Logan h CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
SOCIAL SURVEY.
ICoutinued from Eighth Page.
Personal Points.

Personal Points.
! DR.. Charlie List is home from college q
Baltimore to spend his vacation.
! Miss Lizzie Clohan, OF the South Side
will spend the summer in Minneapolis.
Miss May Dillon, of GAINESVILLE, O., vii
be the guest Of Mrs. Fred Seymour THU
week.
Mis- Minnie Herne, OF Newport, Ky., ID
visiting Mics Eta Roberts on LaBells
avenue.
Mrs. Rev. Berkemeyer and daughter, oi
New York, are visiting Mrs. Mann, on the
Island.
Cadet John Crawford is home from the
University to spend his vacation, and is
looking well.
Mrs. Will Brady will leave this week for
Brooklyn On visit to her brother DR.. Eu.
gene Hildre,h.
Miss Jennie Silvey, Of Fifteenth street,
is spending the summer with Miss Allie
Lessdre, at West Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Heiskell will leave to-
morrow for the East, where they will re.
main for a month or more.
Jess Phillips, Of Pittsburg, who has be
come an actor sluce his last visit here, is
circulating among the boys.
Prof. Brown and family will leave on
the steamer Andes, Tuesday, and visit
Psrts, Ky, for several weeks
Miss NJ. P. Harper, principal Of the First
ward school, will spend her summer vsca.
ton in Illinois with relstivss.
Judge Raymond. Of Fsirmont, aud John
Base, OF Clarksburg, we're in the city yes
terday attending the Court Of Appeals.
Miss Cal. Winkler, Miss Ida HinteDlong,
Miss Belle Yshrling. and Mr. Edward
Morehouse left on Thursday for Kansas
City.
Mr. T. j. Stone and daughter, Miss
Lizzie, and Miss l. ds Thomas. Of the
Island, left Tuesday evening for Fairfield,
Mass to visit mo her OF Mr. Stones
MISS Katie Kincaid, Of Lancaster, Ohio,
who has been the guest Ct Mrs. W. A. Isett
for the past month, left for home yesterday.
Mrs. lsett accompanied her and will be
gone about four weeks.
Mrs. r. 7. Devries and Misses Helen
Devries and Blanche Waterhouse will at
tend the commencement exercises at
Georgetown College, d. G, OF which Mr.
R. I. Dtvries, Jr., is a stunent.
Miss Augusta Genevieve Hupp. having
completed the required course Of studies
meriting and receiving the prescribed Ger.
tifcate for distinguished proficiency, in
MrJ Sutlon's Select School, Philadelphia,
Pa, will return home this week after
protracted absence.
Mrs. W. W. Wood, OF the Island, re-
turned home yesterday, from visit to pa
rents and friends at Clsrk'bu,r, accompe.
MED by her sitter Miss Minnie Cost
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
ADVICE TO Mnthara.

Mrs. SiAiloEs Soothing Syrup for chill
u ven teethiRg, n ths prescription Of one Of
= Ne oesttenals RlrSes and physicians in the
oni'eo States, snd hSs been ussd for forty
{eA'' With never failing sGccess by paA-
Soha Of mothers for their children. Dur
y NE process Of teething its value Is in
.%cu'Gsls. II relieves the child from pain
- sases dJseniery and disrxhna, gripping II
! sls novels, and wind colo. By giVinl
lam lam 70 the child Il rests Ehs mother
Fnse asc bcttIA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
WASHINGTON, PA.
PaIntings, COmmencements and Politics
Special 10 the Sunday Register.

PaIntings, Commencements and Politics
Special 10 the Sunday Re0iSter.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June l2.-Monday
afternoon the art exhibition at the Semin
ary drew large and apprecistive throDg
ofsight seers. Among the finest paintings
were those OF Miss Fannie Shilling, OF To
nscouing, Md; Miss Margaret Thomas, oi
Pitsburg; and Miss Hattie Speer, Of Wash
ingtou.
The annual musicale on Mondy evening
drew even a larger audience, and long
before the appointed hour the Seminary
hall was completely filled, and many occu'
pied the windows and available positions
in the rear yard. The talent displayed by
the young ladies was OF that high order
that chsracterizes Washington music and
was received with much applause The
commencement exercises on Tuesday
morning at the First Presbyterian Church
were we'll attended The church was hand.
someIy decorated with the choicest flowers,
aud the stage, which was pure white, was
made beautiful with pretty flowers
and prettier girls. There were
sixteen graduates, The programme was
short but very interesting. The ladies &C.
Quilted themselves with honor. Daring
the afternoon and evening semi.centen-
NAL exercises were held, this being the
fiftieth year of the institution. These
were of q very interesting character, CON-
p;ising histories of many of the classes
which have prsdueted. Miss M, Sherrard.
Principal of the institution, left on Thurs.
day for an extended tour in Europe.
Things have been very interesting in polit-
ical circles this week. The candidacy for the
Republican nomination for President Judge
of this county, which means election, has
beer hotly contested between Mr.. John W.
Donnan and John Add McIlvsine. The
only other fight has been between J. B
Finley, half breed, backed by George V.
Lawrence, and Capt. j. X. BiliiDgsly, stal.
vsrt, for Assembly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
Good Resr;rs In Every Case,

d. A. Bradiord, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that be wss
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced TO Try
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Copsump
ton, did 60 and zas entirely cured by use
Of Q few kot,ies. Since which time be hs'
used it in his family for all Coughs and
Colds With best results. Tbis is the expe
rience Of thousands whose lives have beer
saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan x Co.'S drua
store,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
BY Any Other Name He'd BE . Here.

An Eau Claire (Wh mail carrier named
Sloggy, 10 bis mesnderings recently, met q
baby carriage containing 81 infant sbou'
nine months Of age, running down bill on
the sidewalk, and carrying the helpless in
FAINT into dangerous plsees The csrrisgs
had escaped the careless nurse or psren
and was making better time than roller
coaster. Sloggy caught il just as it VA
about to jump the sidewalk and fall siI O
eight feet down Q decii,iiy TO the stree
below.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
Exeitsmant I'm Taras.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris. Tex, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. ]. Z. Corley, who was 90
helpless be could not turn IN bed, or raise
his head; everybody said be was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle Of DR.. Kings q
New Discovery WEE sent him. Finding re.
lief, be bought large bottle and a box OF
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; BY the time be
bad taken two boxes OF Pills and two bot
ties of the Discovery, be was well and had
gained in fesh thirtysix pounda Ina
bottles Of this Gres, Discovery for Coz
SUMPTION free OF Logan * Cos
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

To al who are suffering from the errors
ana indiseretions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of raapsood, etc.
viii send Q receipt that viii cure you, free
Of charge This great remedy was dis
covered BY Q missionary IN South Amer.
ica. Send selfaddressed envelope to
the Rev. Joseph I. Icmao, StationD, Ess
York City.
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a NaFrOg Escape.

CLEVELAND, June l2.-'fhs steamer Liz
zis Cassell, of the ZsnesVilie and FarSeEa-
bnrg Packet Line, Struck a snag in the
Muskipgum riyer, aine miles below Zsnss'
vile a. l2:45 o'clock iEiS morning, She
sunk out of sight. An exeursioa party was
oa board but sll escaped without injury.
Over $50 hogs were drowned and consld
erabla freight vas destroyed. The boat was
valued at $4,000. ToiSl Joss Is not yet
kunwn
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Base Ball.

1t ChicnEo-Chicsgo 8, Kansas City 2,
X DetFOi;-Detroiis Is, St Louis Z.
A. S'S'sa Islapd-Meropolitsn 2, Ath,
-lcU
AZ 8altimors-Bsllimors 5. Brooklyn s,
~ AiGceicnsti-Piushurg6 8, Cincinnati 8
AT Ph''s6e'phia-WassingtOu 2, Phlla'
r'pbia 3
Al SoSion-New York 3, Boston l.
At 81 Louis-St. LoEis I, Louisville 3