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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-01
RRIDGEpORT.

Mr.. Fred Robrecht is in Wordsfeld Wis
iting friends
Train No. - on the &. x i. yesterday
carried more passengers than any regular
train run on the road during the past six
months.
Max Gaus has returned from fishing
trip in the neighb0rhOod Of Saltwater
On Friday Charles II. Carpenter, As
sistant Superintendent Of the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company's lines, was over
come with heat and is now Frustrated at
Cooks boarding house, where he lives.
Charley Coss, an emplOye on the CIeye-
land. L0rain and Wheeling Railroad, met
with severe accident yesterday morning
He was making a coupling and had the
thumb and three fingers caught between
the bumpers and badly mashed. Surgical
aid WAS procured, and il is hoped he will
not lose his wounded members.
Hereafter the drug stores Of Bridgeport
will not be open on Sundays except during
the time from till 1890 a. M, and 3 till
p IN.
SlOl. John Berry. President Of the X. Of
p, is at the st. John fishing camp on a
visit.
Miss Keo West, of Chicago, Is in the
city visiting friends.
Kr. andMrs. W. e. Deems have returned
from short visit in Toronto, o.
Mr.. Harry Kelys, Of Steubenyille, Is in
Bridgeport visiting relatives and friends
On Thursday the third annual Harvest
Home picnic will be held in Auits grove,
near ST. CIaisville. A number Of promi-
nent men will be on hand with speeches,
and the Union CorDet Band, of Ktnaville,
will furnish music for the occasion.
Some Of our Republican friends herepre-
dict the nomination of Col j. ID. Taylor
at Stenbenyille, on Wednesday, ON the
second lallOt. Others are not 80 confident,
and still Others seem to think POorman II
the doomed leader.
Word Was received from Rev. D. NJ.
Todd, whose illness was mentioned In last
Sundays REGIsTER, stating that with the
loss Of part Of his hand he may recover.
James Drummore, Of N0rristown, il the
gquest Of his uncle, r. A. Drummond.
Mrs. Geo. Stuart Is in Jacotsburg at-
tending the wedding Of Mr.. Harvey Of
Bellaire, and Miss Ramsey, Of Jaeotsturg.
james FRAZER, Cliit Nullams, Ale1an-
der Darrah and David Darrah, returned
Yesterday from the Cleveland races.
There will be preaching as usual at the
Presbyterian church.
Frank Malby and wife are in Lorraine
visiting friends
Mr. W. s Wright and family are in
Lorraine spending two weeks among
friends
Mr.. L. r. Mohn has returned from q
visit in Pittsburg.
The following was handed 10 us yester-
day:
"Mr. Phoebus-You have made mis-
take in your paper and siandered me, 80 i
want you to correct your item Of last Sun
day tomorrow morning or you will have
10 suffer the consequence. IL was Of the
woman that was hurt ON the railroad last
Saturday. Yours, GE0. HIBBFM-"
The Niagara excursion on the G., L. x
w. r. r. promises 70 be q grand afhif znd
to draw we'll from here. Il takes place
about August II, and allows two days n
the Falls and one In T0rOnt6
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They Won't Fight.

SDeciR TJicgUm 10 he Sunday Register.
POINr PLEASANT, W. VA, July 81
For some time bad blood has existed be
tween G. W. Tippett, the stalwart editor
of the Point Pleasant Register, and J. 4.
Gibbons, States Attorney of Mason county,
growing out of dispute regarding the
debt of the county. Some way the report
has gone out that the matter would he set
tied by the terms Of the code daeilO, and
reporters are trying to ascertain the facts
i'm the case. The report is entirely with
out foundation, and your reporter sees nc
prospect of having an affair of hOnnah'
to report.
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News Gathered nt Charleston.

SygciUl Tt',QrIBI 20 The sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July H.-Cien.
Watts arrived home to-day and Was the
subject of warm congratulations. 1t is un-
derstood that Leonard will be Watts
assistant, taking care Of the business of the
upper end OF the State. Patton, Flick 5
assistant here, said he was ready to turn
over the Office Monday.
Prof. J. C.. White, of the University, is
here.
\ charter was issued to the City Bank
of Wheeling to-day by the Secretary OF
State.
Information from Union, Monroe county,
is to the effect that the Democratic County
Convention instructed for Harris tRr Con
lsTeSS.
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ALITTLE SOCIAL TALK.
TC0nfinucd From .Sirh Page,


Mr.. Dave Evans is home from an eX
tended trip through California.
Miss Keo West, of Chicago, is visiting
Miss Sara ROemer, South Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney have re
turned home from three weeks Eastern
trip.
Mr.. John McHenry and Capt. Davis, o
Short Creek, will spend the Sabbath III th'
city.
Miss Ella Wolf, charming young lady
of Short Creek, is visiting friends in TIN
city.
Walter Hall will leave this week fo
Terra Alta, where he will spend his yaca
ton.
Mrs. c. NJ. COen and son are at MtAltO
where they expect TO remain for severa
weeks.
Miss Mollie Truax, of the South Side, il
visiting Miss Mollie Brennan, of Alleghe
ny, Pa
Miss Lizzie Never, of the South Side
lett yesterday morning on visit to friends
in Ohio.
Miss Mollie Fitton, of Moundsyille, il
visiting Miss Eva McFadden, on Chap
line street.
Miss Fannie Smythe has returned home
after pleasant visit with friends at Day
ton, Ohio.
Mrs. J. NJ. Frasher and daughter, Mis-
Ada, are visiting friends in Allegheny and
Pittsburg.
Mrs. S. o. Taylor and daughter left for
Bethany yesterday, to remain the balance
of the summer.
Miss Jennie Norton and Master Law
renee Wheat are visiting friends in Circle
vile, Ohio.
Mrs. DIR. Mccoy left for Mountain Lake
Park, last Thursday. She will remain
several weeks.
Mrs. Frank p Mcneil and Miss Ada T.
Greer are at Mt. Alta, where they will
spend a few weeks.
Misses Mamie and Nellie Wiley, oI
Washington, Pa, are the guests Of Mrs.
W. X. Donaldson.
Misses Annie Brill and Rosa Hudson lef,
Saturday to visit friends in Beallsyille,
Monroe county, Ohio.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Colvig is home again after a
two weeks vacation spent in Milwaukee,
Chicago and Columbus
Mrs. Augustus Pollack and several mem
bers Of the family are quartered at Aurora,
W. Va, for the season.
Misses Blanche Waterbouse and Helen
Deyries will leave in several days on an
extended western trip.
Miss Beula Smith has returned from
Pittsburg. where she has been visiting
friends for several weeks.
Hon. Joe Woods and Henry Stamm, Esq,
arrived home last evening from an extend.
ed trip TO the Northwest
DIR. W. s. Mccullough and wife have re.
turned from n visit to friends in Wichita,
Kansas, and other points
Misses Grace and Carrie English will
leave this week for Cleveland, where they
will remain several weeks.
Rev. J. Gibson CAN'T, Of st. Luke's r.
E. church, is visiting in Maryland, where
he will remain several weeks.
Rev. Father Park, Of Mt. de Chantal,
was the guest Of Rev. Father E. NJ. Hickey,
Of Parkersburg, the past week.
Mrs. 7. A. Hoge and children arrived
home Thursday evening. after sojourn Of
five weeks in the mountains.
Miss Nellie Warren returned 10 Noun
tain Lake Park yesterday morning, having
spent few days in the city.
Walter Butler, the popular clerk At
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Names Ofthe Passengers.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-It is known
in this city that party Of Philadelphia
ladies and gentlemen left Atlantic City
yesterday Tor Long Branch ON the SchOOn-
er Sarah Craig. The names Of those on
boIrd are, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Stevens,
Miss NJ. Stevens, the Misses Merritt, Miss
NJ. I. Bettew, Mr. II. A. Askin, Miss Jes-
sie Mcclure, Messrs. u. W. Jordan, F, ".
Hall, Morris Buckley, Chester Clark, and
Alfred Potter.
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Diamond Thieves Confess.

CHICAGO July 3l.-TwO negroes named
Fite and Johnson, who were arrested on
suspicion of being the men who snatched
a satchel containing $50 and jewelry
valued at several thousand dollars from
Mrs. {. Jones, near the Leland Hotel,
several nights ago, have made confession.
Fite admits that he stole the satehel and
shared the plunder with johnson. he
also says he threw most of the Jewelry into
a vault in the rear of saloon on Fourth
avenue. The cash was spent in wild de,
bauch, and only a watch chain and gold
dollar bangle of q bracelet have been re-
covered by the police.
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case for the State. The States Attorney
had said that he would produce in court
testimony proving who threw the bomb.
Had this been done? Mr.. Solomon
claimed it had not. Proceeding to the
charges against prisoners, Mr.. Solmon
said they were not charged with anarchy
or socialism, but as shown by the indict-
ment, the charge was the murder of Mat
thias ]. Deegan. Continuing, Mr.. Solmon
said that defendants could be held for con-
spiracy if it was proven that the meeting
in which theyt took part was called for the
purpose of killing the police
Mr.. Solomon concluded reasserting his
belief in the absolute lack of evidence con-
Meeting the prisoners with the offenses
charged against them, and asked the jury
that their verdict be one of acquittal. At
the conclusion of SolomOn's address the
court adjourned.
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A Light Vote.

Special TsSegruR 10 he Sunday Register.
STEUBENvLLE, o., July 3l.-At the
Republican primary elections for Congress
siOnal candidates, held to-day, Col. Taylor
carried First, Third, Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth wards, and Precinct B, in the Second
ward, thirteen delegates. POorman car
ried Precinct A, Second ward, three dele
gates.
No returns are in from the country but
the estimate is Taylor will have about
thirty-fiye delegates in Jefferson to Poor
mans nine.
Bingham secured few votes in each
ward of this city, although not announced
AS a candidate. The vote was light.
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Conn" 'r'EE, July 3l.-The Monroe
elorsj ''i,h National League last night
by Wm " TH''r-SItIon of 2OmemberS, headed
.Aio,t, ! u''yI, editor Of the UaiOa and
ths B,., r. !, ami Joseph O'Connor, editor OF
asIt r,..'., t., pfeN', TO the Chicago convention
OpDas.,I ~, All are uncOmprOmiSingly
eles To 70 dynamite or other form of vio-
Clit1I S,-. ,u,9 Is the parent league of the
Az. l,.n ,'''.S' and WAS organized in Janu-
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Wood County Executive Committee,

SpsciuR IJlcgTum 10 the sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, July 3l.-The
Wood County Executive Committee met
to-day. Colonel &. W. Thompson, chair,
man; W. w. Jackson, Secretary. A full
delegation from each district was present.
The committee fixed upon August 18th at
IL o'clock rs the time, and Parkersburg
the place, of holding the County Conven-
tion, which Convention will nominate
candidates for House of Delegates and Com
missioner, and appoint delegates to attend
the Senatorial and Congressional Conven-
ton
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CANADIAN FISHERIES.
The Fishermen Praise the Government For
Its Policy.

The Fishermen Praise the Government For
Its Policy.
OTTAWA, ONT, July 31.-During his
visit to the maratime provinces the Hon.
Mr.. Foster, Minister Of Marine and Fish
cries, spent his time mainly in pe.sOnal in
vestigation Of the complex fisheries in the
Bay OF Fundy. As u result of the investi-
cation several measures will at once be put
into operation for the more thorough en-
forcement of the law upon the border
waters of New Brunswick and Maine. The
people of the lnaratime Provinces are loud
in their praise of the vigorous and efficient
policy Of the Government. Mackerel have
been plenty, and with little exception
have kept close to shore. The United
States SchOoners give the cruisers Il wide
berth. The purchase Of bait and supplies
has been etlectually stopped, and no tram
shipment of cargOes has been allowed.
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kilkrain Bests Ashton.

New YORK, July 3l.-The boxing
match between Jake Kilkrain, Of Boston,
and Jack Ashton, Of Providence, came of
at RidgewOod Base Ball Park, Brooklyn,
this evening. The attendance was small.
Kilkrain was decided the winner ut the
end of the eighth round.
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A n,p Firm in Baltimore Embarrassed.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 3l.-William ].
Hooper 4 Son, proprietOrs of the Balti-
more Twine and Net Company, have filed
a deed of trust to Lanhan & Geary for the
benefit of their creditors. 1t is not yet
known what the liabilities of the en-
harrasSed firm are, but Mr.. Hooper claims
the assets to be half million dollars Mr.
VIM. J. Hooper is the owner of the Morning
Herald. He does not think that the pa-
per will be in any way affected by the suS-
pension of his twine business
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Ps,nsv,xan,. Democra.,e Primaries

PITTsBURG, July Sl.-At the Demo
cratic primaries this evening Judge 7. B.
Alcorn was nominated for Congress in the
Twenty-third district In the Twenty
second district it is thought that Robert
Parkinson has been successful. The
Gubernatorial contest is little mixed,
with theindications favorable to Chauncey
Black.
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commissioner Miller. Trials.

..'" >ra.tlg R,gi1,r
"l~h.NrInN. July 81. 1t was stated
d. .lr uv>u.N Department to-day that
,-7 |'orr %; Commissioner of Internal
a'.raar Miller died Yesterday; also that
'' N...r, mrthrr and his child are both
.-I ID critical point, and fears are en-
'..".lrN that they will not recover.
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A Bad Fall.

SpeciR TJIeg,rrm 10 tie sunday Register
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, July Jl.-Or
Yesterday morning EIrnie Steele acci'
dentally fell from a saw mill where he was
working and hurt himself badly. He was
unconscious for some time. His injuries
are not fatal.
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Enirmnnt Beats KeYser.

Special T,lcgruR 10 Tie Sunday Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 3l.-The
base ball game played here to-day between
the Fairmont and Keyser clubs resulted in
favor of the Fairmont boys by score OF
eleven to one. On account of a disagree
ment the game was not finished.
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The Dreadful Drouth.

WACO. lex, July 3l.-Eyery day bring
new arrivals here OF people moving from
the drOuth-Stricken counties m the west oil
Texas. Many of them are almost deStl-
tute and completely discouraged. They
say they want to locate where 1t rains a
few times each year.
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POORAIAN AND TAYLOR.
Exciting Primaries ut st. ClairsviIle--The
Latest Returns.


Latest Returns.
Special Tsisgram 70 he Sunday Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, O., July 31.-Another
exciting primary was held by the Republi-
cans in this precinct this afternoon to elect
delegates to their Congressional Conven-
ton. The contest was between Col. Poor
man and Col. Taylor. Two hundred and
thirty votes were brought out. Carriages
were going in all directions. From the
looks of the cOlOred gentlemen about the
polls whisky was free rs water. There
was much hard feeling in the Republican
camp, widening the breach that has been
existing. The count showed the Taylor
ticket elected by thirty-tive majority, and
Postmaster LOngley, who, contrary to
civil service rules, assumed large amount
of the POOrman pressure, was heard to re-
mark, when the result WAS announced, that
they cost ten dollars piece at least.
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An Insane Judgs niss

|Dstrrt Ia A. GA, July 3l.-United States
|HgAt huge gi II. Mckay died here last
gas AMI is Mind has been affected for two
ea Oer-Di. r-G Practically no business has
1Ot eo0s;Jo.'e,Gi Sj,.'eG to be brought before him,
Esated nat '-sla'Ion for his family has pre-
A0Td ''''eedlngs being taken fOr his re-
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frauLulcnt Rrtnrn. Allereh-

D. '@"'N"I"N. July 3l.-JOhn Schantz,
--.''rr '"r eleven years at thinner.
e--i..,,. So, .,.e. nhrn Is under arrest tor alleged
e -,'..' .' returns, made for the purpOs,
->.ri T....- 'N increase OF salary on the
T., a., 10 ". Increased business. n. F. Mul-
IS 81 -, ,'''.'>irr at Delaware City, Del.
Id short m his accounts.
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A Bad Runaway.

Sg,ciai 10 he StadIy Register.
CL.AREsBURG, W. Va, July 31.-While
a little boy named Hamilton Johnson
was holding horse which was hitched to
a heavy wagon, the animal became fright
ened and ran over the boy, hurting him
seriously as well as demOlishing the wagon
and breaking down gas post on Main
street
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Sing sing PRISONS EarnIngs.

SING SING, n. Y, July S1.-The earn,
inos at Sing Sing prison for the month OF
july are SIS, ,O94 A and the expenditures
Sl4, ,O9S. 81, leaving profit Of 5,OOo.S.
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Robbed of a1,3Oo.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 3l.-M. h.
Smell, q representative of the Harrisburg
Car Co, of Harrisburg, Pa, WAS waylald
and robbed of 81, 800 in money near Elm
hurst, Wis, on Thursday night. Mr., Smell
is AT Elmhurst under care Of physicians.
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The Stndents Revolt.

LANSING, MICH, July 31.-The student
revolt is practically. unchanged to-day;
The students still insist that Crandali
ml st stay. A special meeting OF the State
Board wiz be held Monday TO investigate
the ease
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Crew Drowned.

SANDS POINT, L. l., July 3l.-A
schooner whose name has not yet been
learned, was sunk of this place during the
storm last night. Nothing but the masts
are visible this morning 1t is believed
the crew were drowned.
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At Flushing Precinct.

Special ElsgrGm 10 TIE Sunday Register.
FLUSHING, o., July 3l.-In Flushing
Precinct to-day the vote for Congressman
stood: POOrman 10, Taylor 23
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The Worlds Record Lowered.

CLEVELAND, O., Jnly 3l.-A the
meeting of the Cleveland Athletic Club at
Athletic Park to-day, H. NJ. johnson, Of
Pittsburg. lowered the worlds record for
running 100 yards from 1000 to 9:45.
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Cholera Returns.

ROME, Aug. 1.-To-day's chOlerareturns
are: Rayena, 20 new cases, 8 deaths;
Manduria, Is new cases, deaths, and Is
new cases and IL deaths elsewhere.
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Martinsburg Beats shepherdstown.

Special BlegrnIR to the Sunday Register.
SHEPHERDsTowN, W. VA, July 81
The game of hall here to-day between
ShepherdstOwn and Martinsburg resulted
in victory for the latter; score, p to 10.
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9oRsFORD,s ACID PHOSPHATE


Drs. Buck and Matthews, Springfield,
IN saw. SIN cases Of nervous prostra-
ton. it strengthens by quieting nervous
agitation"
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THE STATE RESTS.

When the State had finished its readings,
Detective James Bonfeld was placed on
the stand and identified some red flags and
banners which were brought into court, as
those found in the Arbater Z,itERg Office
They bore such inscriptions as Every
Government Is n Conspiracy Against
the People," ''Diek Oglesby, who murder
ed three poor workingmen at LemOnt,
is not in this procession. You can see him
later. " Boys, stick together" Mayor
Harrison being in Court, the following in
scription on another hammer created con-
siderable amusement and caused the Mayor
to smile 1t read, Garter Harrison, who
clubbed our citizens during the carnen's
strike, is not in this procession You can
see him later
Here the State rests, y said States AttOr-
ney Grinnell, and the Court ordered the
defense to proceed with its case.
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Earned runs. Nets .; three base hits,
Orr, Bchl; two base hits, Forster; passed
Lalls, Miller l; wild pitches, Calvin /;
first base on balls, Pittsburgs =; Nets .;
first base hits, PittsburgS 8; Nets 10; err
rors, Pittsburgs | Nets ,; umpire, Nalen-
time
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Abhe L.lszt Dead.

BAYREUTH, Aug. 1.-Abbe Liszt died at
midnight last night.
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League Games.
At New York

Base hits, Washington >, Kansas City
errors, each.
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THE DEFENsE OPENS.

Attorney Solomon then opened the case
for the defense. First he complimented
the jury on its patient endurance Of
its, trying position, and asked that
each member give the same close
attention to the evidence produced by
the defense rs they had to that presented
by the State. He asked the jury TO de-
eide whether the States Attorney had full
filed his promises in the opening Of the
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The River and Harbor Ru DELAYED.

.5,r ,,5''NgTnN. v July 3l.-The House to-
.lG ,.. '.>''l hv vote Of yeas 1O2, nays
Az p.,--''r n 1-''r e" the conference report 'On
"''et aud Fiarbor bin
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EAl&nt Game.

BALTIMORE, Mn, July M.-TO-day's
game was won by Louisville in the twelfth
inning on lucky twO-base hit by Wcr-
rick and Mack'S single. Ramsey pitched
another remarkable game, striking out z
men and allowing one safe hit to bc scored
against him. Two of the hits given against
Kilroy should have been tielded. He was
also in good form. Brilliant fielding was
done on both sides, Wolte's work ut right
being exceptionally fine. Bradlcy's UNI
piring was again grossly unsatisfactory.
Score:
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GHuyEE CLEvELANr

r,..rfrEs NIU~luu, July 81,
r.- President hld written VETO and
,-. .a.g. q, , ud it To the Capitol yeSter-
A.. -..n.u- when senator Keuna called
,,,f-Whrr Huu~r and inquired about the
III ur President told him that he had
rrayururrJ his veto and explained hlS
,.~a 60. disappearing the bill, being rs
..--r n The above message that while
.t-b.LmahluG the appropriation limited
,.-.~,,E rhr buIliiug 10 80, 900, the ad-
E,nat. uuuuut appropriated would make
,.ruuu De- dld not propose To sit there
.-I .prrsr legislation put through Con
.r,, 90 such a >Ijp~hod manner. Upon
NJ Nral~ suggestion, however, he con
~.,t ,oapro,r The hill and send meS-
,.,- ,o Con.r,r, calling attention To the
,,,.>.,,rn,.r, ut the bill The attention
u...r F.r,r CONTROLLER ot the Treasury will
..-,aru.-rd tn the clause in the bill lin
.a- -mun appropriation To $4,000 and di-
r--r- h.u FOO stop the payment OF the ad-
t,maal ,IuuHI
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BASE BALL.

The Nets Down the Pittsburgs In Well
Played Game.
STATEN ISLAND, n. Y, July 3l.-To-
days MetropOlitan-Pittsburg game was
well played and interesting The Nets
outbatted their opponents and won easily.
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Iapinqs.....l . . 1 ; G : 90 u
BaltimOrr....O D D 0 l O.
LOuiSyilleU U D D U U D 0 U /

Earned runs each; two base hits, Full
mcr and Werrick; passed balls, kerrins |;
first base Oh balls, Baltimore ,, Louisville
;; first base hits, Baltimore /, Louisville
); errors, Louisville |.