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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-04
ANOTHER ANSWER.
BULGARIA GIVES ANOTHER WEAK REPLY
TO RrSSIA'S DEMAND.


SOFIA, October 3.-Kaulbars having
again asked for reply to Russia's Ulti-
matum. the Ministry Sunday after q
long discussion drafted reply to the effect
that the Bulgarian Government would
comply with the demand of Russia to the
extent that the constitution and laws
would permit 1t is expected that when
this reply is delivered tomorrow, General
Kaulbars will demand moae precise an
swer
4 newspaper-IadspeRdem Ba!garid-
the first number of which has just appear
ed, makes n violent attack on Russia and
Kaulbars, and opposes the liberation
of the imprisoned eonspirators, saying the
people would stone them to death il liber-
ated.
In conclusion the paper threatens the
government with violence if it submits to
Russia's demands. A large meeting in
SUPPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT
was held to-day. During the meet
ing the editor Of the Zdnkog organ
and another man cheered Russia.
They were roughly handled by the
crowd. Gen. Kaulbars, hearing Of the
circumstances, drove up and addressed the
crowd, complaining of their insulting con-
duct. He also warned the people against
accepting the advice of their present leaders.
He was received at tirst with enthusiasm,
which sooon gave way To repeated inter
ruptions. Gen. Kalbars became pale with
excitement and seemed Ia gasp Tor
breath. He drove from the meet
ing directly 10 the residence of the
Grcman Consul. The supposition is that
Gen. Kaulbars intended to provoke an in
sulting demonstration which would serve
rs a preteSt for Russian intcrven-
ton. The General expresses his
intention to stump the country. IL Is be-
lieved that he has exceeded his instruct
ions that NJ. DeGiers only asked that the
conspirators be not executed.
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Preston Republicans.

Special Tlegrdm TO The Regb&sr.
KINGwoOD, W. VA. October 2.-The
Republicans held their county nominating
convention here yesterday afternoon, VIM.
NJ. o. Dawson chairman. The following
ticket was unanimously nominated: Judge
J. l.. Hoke of Kingwood, for House Of
Delegates for West Side Of Cheat. JnO. p.
Jones same for East Side; H. c. Beatty, OF
Por land District for County Commits
sianer; A. J. Elliott, ofTerra Alta, County
Surveyor of Lands; Amos Hartly was
Judge Hokes opponent for Delegate for
West Side; Hartley was brave soldier,
and whilst he was fighting for his
country Judge HOke was teaching
school. But the convention sat down up
on the soldier. Again they sat upon Hart
lev when the soldier element wished to
put him in as commissioner. Judge Hoke
made a very happy speech in accepting
the nomination, Judging from the ap-
plause. A. J. Elliott the nominee for
county surveyor is an ex-pOstal clerk. The
same gentleman of whom it is reported
that he said that ''ifa Democrat should 60
to heaven he did not wise to 20 there, I"
but think he was little misquOted.
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G.I,, w.et, for Pittsburs.

PrTT~BURGH, PA, October The city
Of natural glS has put on its holiday attire
for the coming week, which will be gala
one. Tomorrow there will he a trades
demonstration and an immense picnic,
in which at !ctst 2O,OGO people will par
ticipatc The parade will take place IN
the morning. and it Is expected to be
twelve miles long. On Tuesday the an
nUal parade of the Grand Army of the Re
public will be held, and on Wednesday
and Thursday the Pennsylvania Horse
Bre,irr>' Association will hold their an
nual meeting and races. Nearly 100000
strangers will be in the city TO witness the
various events
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nnhheh and Len for Dead.

WILLIAMsPORT, PA, October 5 Jas.
Arbuckle, freight agent of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad, at Allen
wood, was assaulted and robbed of $500
and a silver watch and then left for dead
in secluded place in this city about l
o'clock this morning. The man who com
mitted the outrage came up on the
late traih from Milton with ArbucSle
and had invited the latter to spend the
nght with him. After being beaten in a
shocking manner Arbuckle was dragged
some distance, and hidden in pile OF
kindling wood. He recovered conscious
mes this morning and is now in the hospital
with some hopes of recovery. He was
able to give description of his aSSailant
and officers are now in search of him.
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CORN AND WHEAT.
Condition of the Crops Throughout the
Country-Yield and Prices.

Country-Yield and Prices.
CHICAGO, October 2.-Following crop
summary will appear in this weeks issue
of the Farmers Rerie'c: The crop returns
for the week in general way, show that
corn is well matured throughout the entire
western belt, and sufficiently so to with
stand the heavy frost of the last three
days of the week.
In Missouri and Kentucky, the corn is
ready for husking and cribbing. In Iowa
and Illinois, huSking will begin about Oct.
10th. Reports showing the average yield
vary very little from the former estimates,
which are considerably under those OF
the preceding five years. In Illinois the
average is from % to 80 bushels; in Iowa
the average is between 80 and 40 bushels.
The average continues good in Ohio, Indi-
ana and Michigan, and low in Wisconsin,
Missouri and Kansas
Flowing for fall sowing of wheat is pro-
crossing and in many portions Of Illinois,
Montana, Kansas and Kentucky is com
pleted and some seeding has already beer
done. The wheat movement in Dakota il
now light, a great deal of wheat having
already been marketed. The ruling price:
are 80 to 90 cents per bushel. The move
ment is slow in Minnesota, at 55 to 6;
cents. In Illinois very little wheat is be-
ing sold, with prices 90 to 10.
In Iowa the wheat movement is Iair, 81
to 6Oc. In Ohio considerable wheat is be
ing wanted at 65 TO 75c. In Missouri th'
wheat movement has fallen of with ruling
prices 80 to re. In Kansas there is scarce
ly any wheat moving with prices 50 t.
zoe. In Michigan wheat is freely market
ed at 60 TO 73c. In Wisconsin there is
fair movement at 65 to 75c.
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Cattle Failures In Texas Likely.

AUSTIN, Ten, October 3.-There is nc
doubt that shrinkage in cattle values, to-
gether with reports of serious epidemics
throughout the country is causing great
mistrust and uneasiness among cattle,
men of this State. There are rumors
abroad that soma OF the most prominent
cattlemen in this section have already be,
cone embarrassed, and that their paper
has gone TO protest, but no one will con
fess to having knowledge of such thing.
II is even hntcd that private residences
have been sold to insure creditors against
loss. No individual cases OF embarrass.
mcnt have as yet come TO light, but exten'
sive failures are looked for.
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CORNER STONE-LAYING
OF the New st. Paul Roman Catholic
Church at Washington, ID. C..


Church at Washington, ID. c.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 3'-The
ceremony of laying the corner stone and
blessing the new ST. Paul Roman Catholic
Church was performed to-day by Cardinal
Gibbons in the presence of large assem-
blage. The Cardinal was assisted by
Rev. DR.. McGolgan, Vicar General Rev.
Drs. Foley and Clarke, of Baltimore, and
a number OF Washington priests.
In the corner stone in addition to
u copy OF the Catholic and daily
papers of this city, and 4 num-
ber OF coins was placed parchment
setting forth that the church was erected
under the patronage of st. Paul,
and the corner stone was laid by Cardinal
Gibbons. To this document were attach
ed the names of Pope Leo, MI, President
Cleveland. and Father Chappelle. Rev.
DIR. Foley preached the sermon, and att its
close Cardinal Gibbons spoke a few
words Of praise for the energy which had
started the work, and hope of its success
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End of Rome Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL,
says: Having received 50 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty TO
let suffering humanity know IL Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have to
have the bone scraped or leg amputated-
used, instead, three bottles Of Electric Bit
ters and seven boxes Bueklen,s Arnica
Salye, snd my leg is now sound and we'll. f"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at 25e.
Der box, by Logan * Co
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News from Keyser.

>IlcCttu correspondence ~ Gtt LEtgtesF'
KEYsER, W. VA, October 2.-Track
laying began this week on the Cincinnati
& Piedmont K. R., and will be pushed
rapidly forward, putting down half a mile
a day. The cars will be running between
Piedmont and Keyser by the middle of
the month.
Business here is better than for some
years Every man can have all the work
he can do.
H. C. Bowman, the Hemp county mur-
derer, was brought here to-day and left in
the Jail, preparatory TO taking him to
Moundsville.
The Democratic County Convention
convened here yesterday and nominated
Fred Shultz for the House of Delegate and
Ninmrod AlkiSe, of Keyser, for Commits
sioner.
The Third party held their convention
Yesterday and nominated Rev. Solomon
Umstot for House Delegate and John F.
DAYTON for County Commissioner.
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How 20 HsIp IN. pe.r.

bis sad to hsys to acknowIedgo that II
majority Of the schemes for lettering ths
condition Of the working millions Gro wurss
than useless They sometime do ectnl
harm There b q way, howeT9, TIT
money can Be spent advautageoosly for ths
benefit Of the toiierz Cornelius vsndabilt
has appropriated large sum Of money "a
build club bouse for tho employees a -
New York Central Railway company VIA
work around New York In this ciab q
men are furnished refrcahmenfs and oppos.
tunities Tor innocent recreation e . tx161ng
expense. The aim d TO give The employs, a
duty, good time in club q tbsr own, =
which t6ere shall be no Temptations % d.
patton Ths Prince of Wal0 recentiy lai6
the foundation Of Q peoples palace - EaGe
London. When completed, &c via progide q
means Of recreation for hundrodB II tbou-
sands Of workmsu. and also technical -
trade school for the oducstios of boys It wm
contain Q summer and Sin1w Qrdn, ca.
cart balls, swimming hnxkl eynaada1I
reading rooms and 9 tbosy.-DmUueS
Monthly.
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The Roycott Fiend I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO October 2.-Retail clerks OF
the city have for sometime been agitating
the early closing movement the effect OF
which is likely to be q serious boycott. II
was stated at a meeting that petitions to
employers in the interest Of the movement
had resulted in little short of failure.
Those retail merchants who had acceded
to the request of their employees
had mostly gone back to the
old system of keeping open late at night,
while others were combating the move
ment in other ways After an earnest
discussion committee of fifteen was ap-
pointed and instructed TO wait on the diff
ferent trade and labor assemblies and
ask them to refuse to patronize any mer-
chant who kept his store open later than
: o'clock in the evening
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ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
The Convention TO be Held at Pittsburg
and Its OhiectS.

The Convention TO be Held at Pittsburg
and it, Objects.
PrrrSHrEG, PA, October 3.-The annu-
al meeting of the American Academy OF
Medicine will he held here October y and
Is. About 2Uc delegates from all parts Of
tbs country ATE expected to be present.
One object of the association at PittSburs
will be to cuGc;,vor 70 have passed laws
either bv states or the National Congress
for the regulation Of the admission
Of candidates to study medl-
c.ur and the debarring of physicians who
have not graduated from frSt-class medical
collegcs-Such as are considered first class
bv the academy. They also want the ap-
pOntment OF state or national boards COM
posed of successful surgeons and learned
physicians 10 examine candidates TOR the
study of medicine \ movement will also
he made against third OF fourth class col
legeS, which the academy says must 90 OF
else raise their stand very materially. The
convention will also consider the appllca-
tiou ola homeopathist for admission TO the
association.
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SALYATIONIsTS JAILED.
For Disorderly Conduct i'm ParadinS I
sunday Night.

For DisorderIy Conduct i'm ParadinS on
sunday Night.
WLEsBARRE, Pa, October 2.-FOr some
weeks past section of the Salvation Ar
nv led by Capt. Jno. Atkin of New York
has been parading through the streets here
with drums, flags and tambOurine singing
and shouting Tonight regardless of an
official notice from Mayor Sutton to desist
from the practice on Sunday
nights they appeared as usual. A
squad of police made raid on them
they marched around the Public Square,
and arrested Daniel Morgan, the leader;
John Atkin, Charles Pethic, Thomas
Vaughn and George F. BARLEY, of Boston.
When taken before the Mayor they drop
ped upon their knees and prayed. They
were charged with diSorderly conduct and
in default of S3 fine each, were committed
to the Luzerne county prison.
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Fuiruont'S Fair.

Speed EtfEtlW % .lE R.gaSSf.
FNIRNoNr, WEST VA, October B
Joseph +. Sands, Esq. made q most adj
mir,blc address ut the fair grounds yesJcr-
ily, on how to promote the interests OF
the Monongrhcla Valley. lie was atten-
,iyclv listened to throughout, and his
facts were presented in such torcible
and logical way aS to fully impress his au-
d.ence that he had carefully studied and
thoroughly mastered his subject.
President Carney Vice President Hull
and Secretaries StaggcrS, and Carr, deserve
much praise for their unllagging energy
and mtiring lahorS for the success OF the
fair That their hhors were attended
with such unqualified success Is the most
dattyrin- praise thtt can b. bestowed up
on them Il was a biz fair aud will ne
blStr next timc.
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Advice to.MotherS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value is
incalculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip,
ing in the bowels and wind collie. BY Civ
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c. a bottle.
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Excitement In Teras

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

LOUISVILLE, Ky, October 3.-The
COurier-JourndrS special report frosts all
over the State. About half of the tobacco
crop is uncut and so much as been injured
that one-half to three-quarters of it will
make only frosted lugs. Tobacco in low
lands is usually damaged, while that on up
lands is little hurt. An experienced broker
and handler thinks Friday nights frost
will much improve the quality but not re-
dncc the quantity of the crop.
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GermansCatholic Conservation.

PITTSBURGH October 3.-St. MichaePs
German Catholic Church, on the South
Side was Consecrated to-day by Rt. Rev.
COadjutOr Bishop Phelan of this diocese.
The ceremonies were impressive and last
ed from early morning till late this even
ing. This afternoon about $500
members of various Catholic
societies of Allegheny County
paraded the principal streets of the South
Side in honor of the event. Among the
visitors were Right Rev. Bishop Rode
macher, of Nashville; Right Rev. Bishop
Kain, ofwheeling, W. Va; Rev. Father
Sebastian Lutz, Of Baltimore, and Rev.
Father Michael, of Dunkirk, n. Y.
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Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsome disease, CatarTh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at las.
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any suf-
ferer from this dreadful disease sending q
self addressed stamped envelope 10 DR..
Lawrence, 212 East Ninth street, New
York, Will receive the recipe free Of charge
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tIr.. ClcreInnd In RnnaIo.

BUFFALO. y. Y, October Mrs,
Cleveland spent Der first Sunday in But-
alo since her departure Tor Europe a yeaI
or more ago. In a very quiet manner. She
remained at the residence Of her cousin,
Nrs. Alice Folsom, all day. On Tuesday
afternoon a mucheon I'm her honor will be
given by one uf the leading society ladies
OF the city, after which Mrs. Cleveland
and her mother will return to Washing
fDr
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Earnd runs, Cincinnatis 3, Athletics l;
home run, McPhee; two-b base hits, Carpen-
ter, Keenan,, Lyons; passed balls, Keenan,
I, Robinson 3; wild pitches, Smith 3, Mill
er 3; lSt base ..on balls, off Smith, of
Miller; lSt-base hits, Cincinnatis 9, Athlet-
les :; errors, Cincinnatis 6, Athletics l.;
umpire McOauide
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Prnninent Woman snIcides.

ST LoUIS, Mo. October 5.-MrS Craig
Alexander, the wife of formerly very
wealthy commission merchant and man
ol great local prominence socially, Sulcided
lhS morning at & o'clock by jumping from
tlerooIot her Son-in-lIw house, No. 3,533
Llndell avenue.
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summer Hotel DESTROYED.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 3.-A
Io'eI ut the summer resort ten miles below
u, Ts'e on the X. 4 o. Railway, owned by L.
RuF' n was destroyed by fire last night.
L'rTythlng was lost except the furniture
VI She ground floor. The loss is 3, 500,
AM anu WAS insured for Sl,5OO. Supposed to
oe the work Ofan incendiary.
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An English MInc Horror.

LONDON, October IA terrible explo-
sion occurred on Saturday at Altars col
liery, near Wakefield, Yorkshire.
Seven men have been found dead,
eight have been rescued and seventeen are
missing. In all probability the missing
seventeen lost their lives.
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Bancrons's seth Year.

NEWPORT, K. l., October 3.-Mr. George
Bancroft, the historian to-day received nu-
merous letters congratulating him on the
s6th anniversary of his birthday. He &C
cepted an invitation TO dine with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Astor of n. Y, and Was called
upon by many friends during the day.
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BASE BALL.
Cincinnati 8; Athletic :.

CINCINNATI, o., October 3.-Smith's
wild pitching and bad fielding of the Gin
cinnatis lost to-day's game. The con-
test was close and fine in field play made
it interesting. Morris'S great catch in the
eth inning saved three runs. Two thous-
and tive-hundred people were present.
Umpire McQuaide who has oficiated in
the past games leaves here with an
excellent impression. Score:
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D., ~ n IAIr, as HeSh it seemed not
w.. heavenly portrait of bright angels hue,
TI,aS TiA, a. the sky, without blame or blot
IN hercheeks the yermeil red did show. -
u,b. rms Is the poets description of woman
so-1S uoss PHYSICAL system was in perfectly
Suuu tiou and healthy state, with every fune-
cons..: crUu a.e:nng properly, and is the enyiable
n I5 ": .lon OF its fair patrons produced by
5rn.,i!er H., = rieree's FayOrite Prescription" Any
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s,rlnv-I,cd Firm Assigns.

BosToS, Mass, October 3.-Herman w.
Dadc, manufacturer of spring.beds etc.
with branches in New York, Chicago and
until recently in Philadelphia, has made
an assignment. His liabilities and as-ets
are M yet unknown.
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mccarthy TO Lecture at buffalo.

BUFFALO, October Arrangements
haye been made with the Redpath Ly-
ceum Bureau by the Irish National League
for Justice Mccarthy to give a lecture here
on December 9th
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Louisville ): Baltimore 3.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 3.-DarkneSs
and bad luck in having Cross disabled pre-
vented the Louisvilles from winning from
Baltimore to-day. Chamberlain pitched a
fine game, but Wolf could not catch him,
allowing seven balls to pass him. Kilroy
WIS hit hard Score:
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HORRIBLY NIangled.

y SHARON, PA, October 3.-Gottlieb C.
~ : 1,''' one OF the best known and most pop
o-I a.a' Young men in this place, was struck
1,'U n, Nll'ed by a switch engine on the Erie
-, FittShurg Road this afternoon at )
'''ocS The body was horribly mangled.
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She Could Walk rs Well as Ever.

/ have used Salvation Oil for rheumatism
in the feet and after several applications
as entirely relieved Of pain and could
walk ~ well ~ ever.
Miss ANN X. WATKINS,
30 Cumberland 81. Baltimore, Md.
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Gen. Hendricks Dead.

,OTrulIwA, a., October 3.-Gen. John
" Hrndrick, who was stricken with par
a.yslS last Wednesday night, died at 6
o'clock this evening.
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To Surrender Harris,

LONDON, October 2.--Sheriif Glass has
received q warrant OF cxtradition authorik-
inR the surrender oi Joseph harr,s, arms
SGuires, TO the United States authorities.
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Two base hits, Gleason; total bases on
hits, st. Louis I, Nets :; left on bases on
hits, st. Louis 1, Nets 3; stolen bases Car
rutherS, Welsh struck out by Caruthers |,
MAYS l.; batter hit COmiSkey; bases on
halls off Caruthers ,, off Mays 3; passed
balls, BushOng /, DOnohue /; wild pitches
Caruthers |, Mays l. Umpire Valentine,
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NIoonlighters Discharged.

~ a. BLiN. October 3.-Four of the noon
cSIu' ieu'e'S arrested at Feale Bridge We're dis
rsed on Saturday.
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Tourists to Yellowstone Park next sea-
son might encounter a northwestern bliz-
zard. If they are wise men they will take
q supply of the famous DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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Earned runs, Louisville 1; passed balls,
Wolf :, Cross /, Fulmer 3; wild pitches,
Kilroy =; first base on balls by Chamber
lain ;, by Kilroy 3; struck out by
Chamberlain ,, by KilrOy 4; umpire,
York
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Browns o, Nets 4.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 3.-The hits
and errors were nearly even in tO-day's
game between the Browns and the Nets,
but the hits of the visitors We're pretty well
scattered and their errors were all made in
a bunch. 1t was Just the contrary
with the champions. The game abounded
with pretty plays and was very exciting