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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-01
LIKE CINCINNATI.
Tally Sheets Altered by Republican
Election Ihieves.
ADEMocRAT CHEATED OF 500 VOTES
Al Most Glaring Fraud Discovered.
The Fraud win be Shown
in Court.

CINCINNATI, March 3l.-Ths Sun (Inds.
pendent Dsnocratit), will to.,nor,os pub.
lish an article claiming that . glarine
fraud was perpe,ra.ed in the October cleo
ton BY which Frank Raiterman,
Democratic candidate for County Treas
urer. was deprived Of 400 vo,ss
and his Republican opponent, WIN. Boelt.
ger, vas credi,ol With about 800 more than
he returned. y affair Is located In pes-
cihct q OF the Sixth ward, and the article
includes fac simils Of the altered tally
sheet. At the top Of the sheet Dalton,
the Democratic candidate ior county clerk,
has $50 talies, and 10 % credited IN the
totals. while Cox, his Republican oppo.
uent, is marked Al. Other candidates
receive about the same on each side.
Opposite Rsttermans name, however, the
change appears. Three ,quares contain.
ing 100 talies each had been filed and
pnt Of fourth, indicating that be had
over 500 votes. Bu. two Of these squares
and the fractional ether one had been
scraPed, leaving only the 6rst square Of
100 votes undistur be 4, while in the totals he
vas credited with 9s. This apparent dis
Of two between the tallies %
altered and the totals 10 explained -
ollows: In the totals the figure
hree precedes the nine showing that tho
correct total Of 800 odd votes had been
marked after the tallies had been changed.
L was seen that this could not bs
changed to 100 and the three Was crossed
,ut leaving the nine, and to this Was added
IN eight.
Boeltger 10 contesting RAttsrman's elec.
ion. Hon. Isaac NJ. Jordan Ratterman's
awyer, states that be has Just discovsrsd
his fraud and will introduce the tally in
'ourt.
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IA RrrNS rERRY.

John P. Mitchell is again able to be out
Last night street lamp exploded on
Walnut street and threw burning gasoline
for several feet around. The oil took FIRE
on the ground and burned the post and
lamp 60 that they will DO oi no further use.
Yesterday afternoon q horse attached TO
q coal cart became fastened in ditch on
Walnut street and was after two hours
work extricated with no damage having
been done other than the skinning Of the
horses legs in few places
Mrs. Michael Ryan Iiei OF consumption
at her hone on Penn street Mrs. Ryan
was As years Of age and will be buried In
Mt Calvary cemetery tomorrow alter
noon.
Andrew Gotischslk has returned from q
very successful trip in the interest Of the
Buckeye Glass Works.
By an advertisement in another column
il will be seen tina. Mr.. Rothermund is o
candidate for Street Commissioner.
Alexander Humphreville and George
Tweedy. Of Mt. Pleasant, were In town yes
tsrdsy procuring o coffin for Wm. Watson,
On old and highly respected citizen Of NJ
Pleasant. Mr.. Watson has hesn residen,
OF Mt. Pieasant since 1918.
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FLOODS.
Electric Storms Playing About New
York.
DISASTROUS FLOODS IN THE SOUTH,
Houses Submerged and Railways Dam.
a.. aged---Ships Driven Ashore
and Wrecked.

NEw YORK, March 3l.-An unusual sea.
son OF meteorological disturbance, covering
most Of the present week, eliminated here
1t has been raining most of the
time for the past u hours. Tonight the
rain is falling faster, accompanied by
lightning. A gale is blowing, q thick
fog covers the city and an aurora
borealis is added to this remarkable
combination Of natural phenomena. The
result is that telegrsphic communication
has been almost wholly suspended between
New York and the rest Of the world. Elec-
tricsl convulsions have stopped the work,
ing Of every wire in the Western Union of.
ice followed BY partial reestablishment
of communication and smother break
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IMMIGRANTS TRIALS.
A Sad Ahiiction overtakes q German
Family.


Family.
A very sal event occurred on the Chi.
cago Express on Monday morning 90 it
sped on Its way to the West with its cargo
Of passengers. As is well known the B 4
o. is carrying great loads Of immigrant
passengers on all its through trains. Some
times there are a. many rs two and three
sections necessary to accommodate the
travel, for in addition to the foreign immi-
grafton there is great outpouring from
New York snd many Of the New Epgland
States. 1t is the craze of '49, so, 81. and
81, over again. These people are rapidly
spreading themselves over the West and
North West In sll directions, some even
going to California and Oregon. On
Monday morning there were some 500
German immigrants on the train,
among which was family con.
sisting of father, mother and four chill.
dren. The youngest child, chubby fel-
low Of twelve months, had been ailing for
some time, and despite the feeble yet
earnest efforts Of the uneasy but hopeful
parents, that all would come round right
the child grew worse When Just this side
Of Grafton II bresthed its last in the arms
of its terrorstricken mother. The wretched
and disconsolsts couple did no, know what
to do in the midst Of their afiiction. The
conductor shortly learned something was
wrong BY the commotion among the immi.
grants in the car, and at once took in the
situation. The financial circumstances of
the family we've such that they could not
Q op of. although the conductor, through |
the medium Of an interpreter, offered them |
lay over tickets. Finally the conductor |
relieved the family BY taking the corpse, |
putting it in clothes basket and keeping
it in the baggage car until Chicago was
reached, where it was decently inferred,
the family continuing on their way to the
far west minus their little darling.
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CLOAK STRIKE ENDED.

The Men Accept a Reasonable PropOsA-
New YORK, March 3l,-The Msnutactur-
ers Asso citation of Closknskers, at pri'
vats meeting last night, considered the
propositions made by the striking CLOAK
operators, and decided to returned neg.
siiye answer. The strikers demanded
that before Jaly Is the manufacturers sboi:
ish contract work aud the establishment OF
factories. q,
The manufs cturers sent the strikers word
that they were welcome to return to work
at any time and that no one would be dis
charged on occount Of membership IN o
union. and that the manufacturers would
do whas they could to control the con-
tractors, but that the system was
a necessity. The Executive Com
mittee of the strikers held
a consultation Of several hours over
the ma tier and finally deci led to accept
and SO notified the manufstH tHturers- 10
morrow the inside cloak operst ors. hnlsh-
ers and mos. Of the cloak operators en-
ployed by the contractors will resume
work, The strike has lasted two weeks:
ABOUT i,OUO persons nave Oocn AuAo 49,
the families of many of them have be,u
brought close to the starvation point. The
manufacturers estimate their losses at
100000.
Carraige Makers Granted an Advance.
NEw HAVEN, March 3l.-The carriage
body makers and blscksmiths at Demarests
shop have be On granted the incresse asked
and will return to work. Cruttelden x Co.
have scceded to the demands Of their
blseksmiths. l,ut the latter decline to return
to work until the body makers are included
in the adyanc ,. There are indications that
all the shops will concede the demands
asked or srbihate.
Tho Miners ceePt.
MCDONALD, Pa, March 3l.-The miners
have accepted the scale at 80 cents sccol'
ding to the decision OF the court on srbitra'
ton. W. B. Rsnd agrees that he viii fur
nish five tons 10 every man and Will In
crease the rate on the FIRST o. May givir E
an sdvance of 20 per cent withdrawing
from arb trstion. Rev. Donohus has To-
given His decision.
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SECRETARY MANNING.
No Change Noted In His Condition To

No Change Noted In His Condition To-
Day.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-At ii o'clock
this morning DR.. Lincoln said there was
no change in Secretary Mannipgs condi,
ton, except that perhaps he was q little
more restless early this morning thsu usu-
al. THAT was eas easily made right,
said the doctor, "snd he is now resting
comfortably. His condition is practically
the same as yesterday. The Secretary 8
speech, while at times somewhat husky, is
said to be ordinarily quite clear and
strong. Yesterday" said q member Of
the family, the Secretary told methe whole
story of his attack, to the minutest details,
and only rested for very few minutes
during the recital.
Garland and Lamar Improving.
WAsarSGTav, March 3l.-Attorney Gen.
eral Garland and Secretary lamar are
both reported better this afternoon. The
latter will resume work as soon ss the
weather permits.
Internal Revenue.
WAsKINsToE, March 3l.-The collec.
lions of internal reyenue Coz tie frut eight
months ofthe fiscal year ending June S0th,
1885, amount TO SI5, l6S, 200, an increase
of $2,4l6,3S8 over receipts for the CORE
spending period of the last fiscal year. The
principal items of increase we're $j97, 1874
from spirits, Sl.l7l ,949 from tobacco ard
$685., 2,bii from fsrmented liquors. The only
decrease was sl5,5%%2 on miscellaneous
items The receipts for February were
1881 ,236 in excess of the receipts for the
same month Of the preceding year.
General Howard Conlvmed.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.--Tbe Senate
confirmed Brigadier. General 0. o. How,
ard Major General, vice Pope, retired.
Public Debt Reduction.
WASHINGTON, March, 3l.-I; is esti
mated at the Treasury Department that
there has been reduction Of about $l4'
25O, 900 in the public debt during the
month.
Rejected.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March 3l.-Thc
Senate In eEsoutiye session this evening
rejected the nomination OF the new post
master, at Webster City, la. A considers
bic number of postmssters whose predeces
sors were suspended were reported upon
| favorably.
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laborer. TIE remedy tor troubles like the
present was to be found

laborer. TIE remedy tor troubles Ike the
present was to be found
THROUGH THE BALLOT box
BY the election Of State Legislatures aud
Congresses and Presidents who would re-
spect the rights Of the people ana VINO
would stop the system Of
the robbery of the many
for the benefit Of the few which had been
going on for the last twenty YEARS until
these large corporations were controlled oy
law, until the robbery Of the protective
tariff and the monopoly of the national
bonds were stopped. No remedy would
be found for these ills. 4
Mr.. Cutcheon, Of Michigan, favored the
bill.
Messrs. Buchanan, McAdoo and Dingley
also favored the bill.
Pending discussion the committee rose
AGREED TO LAwLER's RESOLUTION.
In addition to the Arbitration Bill re-
ported to the House to-day, the Labor Com
miitee agreed to Mr.. Lswlers resolution
appropriating $1,000 to pay the expenses
OF special commission to visit the west
and make thorough investigation Of the
present labor tronbles.
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BELLAIRE

An lrebman who don't want to vote for
John Burke wrote card for the Tribune
last night and signed il Republican Irish.
men, This is something aher the couse
adopted by four tailors in Epsland who
wanted TO pass upon some matter. They
got up an address and headed Il, I'VE, the
,ailors Of England" They forgo, that
they had not consulted the thousands Of
other tsilors. That ia something aftss the
fashion Of this disoontenisd Irishman. u
he would investigate, he would find thai
he has taken a position similar 10 thu tail
ors. He would do we'll 10 ask tha Irish.
man who lives next door to him, hov he ID
going TO vote.
The X. Of l.. met in their new hall last
night The attendance VAS very large.
After some preliminary business David
Dauah was called 10 the frost and was
presented With q gold headed eaps II
recognition oil his services for he eedsr.
Mr.. Derrah kindly thanked his fellow
vorknen for thtn favor and iet proudsr
than at any other period ia bis life. The
X. oi l.. is now In Aourishipg circum.
stances and 40 lie leaders are oil conserva-
tive gentlemen, men who have the desire
to see every body and everything prosper.
We see no reason Why the lodge in ihis city
will not hear abundant good kuit.
R,v. r. i. Keelss = ready 70 debate
with Rev n. a. Monroe. when tbs latter
10 ready 70 affirm with him this proposition:
The Scriptures teach that the Greek word
baptizo 10 the New Tss,apsnt, means 10
immerse." Rev Keeler 2euies ,hs, Il does,
Ed. i. PSruar and vile Left for Spp
ben ,ilie yesterday, where they will reside
in the future
Schrsmm Bros will make Improvements
on their storsroom.
Council 10 getting energetic In the mat
ter Of compelling Wheeling TO discontinue
dumping offsl in tho river. The Mayor Of
Wheeling has promi,ed 10 cid 10 having Il
stopped.
Mayor Cooper made hh Arst vist 10 The
postoffice Yesterday, and was shown tho
workings oi the department BY q. NV.
The candidates on the Repnblicsn ticket
will meet In the oilce OF James Tsllmsn
this evening.
Guy wsllipg has gone 10 Esrlvills to
work ~ an operator.
Although q couple Of papers have stated
that the window frames. doors, etc., Of tho
old court house have been brought TO this
city, court siill convenes in the old build
ing.
The to~bost Joseph Nixon is laid up u
this point foe repairs
The Ladies Missionary Society Of The
Christian church meets this afternoon.
Bellsirs paid ont about s2G, 900 sxpsnsss
last year.
Wu Camp has left fos . visit 10 West
Virginia to recuperste.
The victorius Clothing House moved 10
GAINESVILLE yestfrday.
The B. u Il c. road has sevsssl slips os
hands. The morning train from Woods
field was detainsd yestsrday. The pasesn-
ger that lsft here only got 10 kslssy's 6ts-
ton Az long - the inclement weather
continues. the narrow gauge will not Do
much business.
Work on the new creek bridge is dscoa-
tinasd st prafn'.
A fourjesro'd son Of J. c. BoIss diSd
yesterday.
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BRIDGEpORr.

Miss Lima Dent is on The sick list.
On Friday night pink tea will be held
in the NJ. T. church Tor the benefit oil the
Home Missionary Society.
Miss J. J. Mcclelland is in Csld sell. O.,
visiting friends.
Mr.. George Ayers, 0. Barton. vas in
town yesterday.
George B. Hs,haway viii be candidate
for city clerk.
Mr.. Joe Boden was buried yesterday.
William Merkle, Of steubenyille, vas iu
town yesterday.
Mrs. o. 7. Rhodes win return from Bal.
timore tomorrow.
Nimrod Tsndy viii be candidate 70,
marshaI.
Charles Coss has rs:urned from Phila
deIphia.
l. N. Reilly. editor Of the 81. CisirsviIle
Gazette, was 10 town yesterday.
J. W. Shannon, Of st. Clairsville, sas in
town Yesterday.
The Y. N. c. A. ~ill oren Q reading
room in the near future.
Tie colored people have placed th,
names Of Thomas Branch and Isaiah BirS
on tho ticket TO be voted foe next Monday
They are up for Council
Dr.. w. s. Fisher has removed bis fsmi
y into bis new residence on Greenbssl
street.
| Michael Mcnamara. Of Grafton, 10 tb
guest Of friends in tovn.
-
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Sold by Logan & Co. at IS and 75'
n Not TrfHa
Heavy snow Storm at Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-A heavy snow storm
prevailed here this morning. which melted
rapidly as it fell. The storm covers q
broad area and has seriously ibterfsred with
,.legraphic communication. The storm
belt extends from Lesvenvorth. Kansas,
70 Osxego, New York, and from Memphis,
Tennessee, to the Lake SuTericr region.
The center Of the storm is in Ohio. be-
tween Toledo and Ssndusky, where il ia
raining.
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CoraLee Held ns Accessory.

SPRISGFIELD, Mo March 3l-Tbe pre-
iminsry examination Ct Cora Lee and
Mrs. Emma Molloy for the murder Of Mrs
Graham, terminated this morning, and the
justices decided that Cora Lee was acces,
cory to ths crime before the fact, and tha,
she be held without bail, aud that Mrs.
Molloy vas accessory after the feet and be
held in s. 600 The court roSm was dense
y crowded and the decision gave general
satisfaction. The women received the yer
dict quietly.
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Glove Contest for $50 aud Receipts.
Ss,sci1I 10 TIA Rscittsr.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, March 81
Thomas McDermott, light weight champ,
ion of Zsnesville, Ohio, aud Eddy Boyle, ,oi
Philadelphia, Pa, will fight glove con
test, elk rounds, Marquis of Queensbury
rules, for $50 and r,ceipts ct the Academy
ofMusic, this city, next Saturday night
Boyle was the light weight who fought
Jimmie LAWN, light weight CHAMPION oi
this city, at Wilsonyille. few days since
which fight was declared draw. The
contest will be one Of science, grit, and
staying qualities and will draw Large
crowd,
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Ksest..sss 1. TesaA.

Grea! excitement hss been caused IN ths
vicinity Of Paris. Tex. by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. z. Corley. vho vas -
helpless be. could not turn IL bsd, % niss
his hesd; everybody ssid be vss dying q
Consunptios. A trial bcttje Of Ds. Kisis
Nev Discovery was scot him. PipdiBg 70
lief, be bought large bottle and boz d
DR.. Kings New Lie Pills; By ths tine -
had taken two boxes Of PiIb esd tvo bot.
tIes OF the DscoyesJ. hs vss vsD ssd -
gained in 8esh thiny%ix possda THal
bottles Of this Gssss Discovery osCea-
sumption free st Logan L Co'G
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E.pellipp French Journalists.

BxUssELs, March 3l.-At Tournai the
masters and men are now engaged in ne
gotiating for a resumption of work. NJ. NJ
Rochstort and Lsguerre have abandoned
their attempt to visit Chatleroi 10 counsel
with the strikers. They will instead pub
lish violent articles against the Belgian
government
The government Of Belgium is expellipg
from the country without ceremony all
French Journalists found therein. Work
has been resumed in all the factories and
colieries in the Cbarleroi district The
authorities have. however, forbidden the
workmen to celebrate the ending Of The
strike bY q carnival
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a Sensational Case.

Prr BURG, March 3l.-@rs. Frank +.
Hill, the wealthy young woman OF Greens
burg, Pa, who recently abandoned her
husband and eloped with prominent at
torney named Marchsnd, entered suit TO-
day against her husband charging
him with conspiracy, alleging thai
he followed her to Pensacola, Fla.
and with threats Of imprisonment extorted
from her property valued at $4,000. Hill
was arrested and was admitted to $4,000
bail to appear at the next term Of court
Il Is understood similar suits Will be en-
tered against the detectives who trsckeC
her to Florida. The affair has caused {
sensation, as the parties are all highly con
nected.
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Murder and Suicide.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March 3l.-Al Ben
nett, formerly travelling salesman for a
safe and lock company, Of Louisville, but
more recently in charge Of an agency es'
tablished here for another safe company,
was shot and Instantly killed about noon
to dsy by woman With whom be had been
living. After shooting Bennett, she shot
herself and is in dying condition. Her
true name is Laura May Porter, and che
came to Memphis sometwo years ago from
Cincinnati. She was known in Memphis
as Ida Reed. They have been living to,
gether for over O year at No. 80 causey
street. Neighbors soy that all has not been
pleasant between them for the past two
uceka
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sCorrs EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver OIL, With HypOphosphites, Very
Palatable aud Enacacious in Wasting
Diseases.
DR.. c. 7. Bromser, Rochester, N. Y,
says: "Aiter having used Scots Emu
sion with decided benefit upon myself, 1
have taken great pleasure in recommend
ing it since in the various conditions of
wasting in which it isindicsted-"
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Arerrible Accident.

SAx FRANCIsCo, March 3l.-The steam
er Rio Janerio arrived with Hong Kong
dates to March 4,h, and Yokohama to
March 18th. A terrible accident occurred
Al theatre in Huromst, Japanese tom,
February 18th. The roof OF the thestre
gave way under weight of snow and fell
upon the spectators. One hundred and
fitv were seriously injured or killed.
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Tho Miners accept.
VIII be Hanged Legally.

HENRIETTA, TExAs. March 3l.-A. A:
Stesgall was yesterday found guilty OF
murder in the 6rst degree. Stesgall hvstt
in incest for FIVE years with his daughter
and murder ed her infant, the mother dying
subsequently,, as is stated. from neglect.
Some two months ago Steagall was taken
from ISL by mob and hanged until un-
conscious, his life being then saved BY the
Sheriff.
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A Wonderful Cure In Michigan.

ADRIAN, Mich, Aug. IL, 1873.
ns.o sIs:=! think it my duty to tell
you Of the great cure effected BY "Afoman-
ma" / was recently troubled With liver
complaint and dyspepsia, accompanied
with preat costiveness, palpitation OF the
heart. nervous debility, female irregular
tiles, in fact it seemed IS though every or.
gan was derspged. I had tried various
remedies and drugs, and also prescriptions
Of good physicians, but afforded me no
relief, and l was almost despaired Of re-
covery when I was recommended to try
"Aromsnna," which l did, aud after tax.
ing il several times experienced great
benefit. 10 q short time was able 70 20
about where pleased without shortness Of
breath, Ehich troubled me most OF the
time. recommend il 81 the finest medi.
cine for liver complaint that ever saw,
and advise tie afflicted 10 give it trial
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In Georgian Wales

The sweetest roses grov. Keep your breath
fragrant ss the perfumed gales OF this en-
chanting land. and Jour teeth fair and lus-
trous ss the pearls Of the Orient By using
S0Z0D0ET, that most charming and
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"THE moon of Mahomet sross, and il
shsIl sci" says Shelley; but il you win set
q bottle Of DR.. Balls Cough Syrup in some
handy place you viii have quick cure for
Group, coughs and colds. when your chill,
dren are troubled with them.
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CIucInnati's New Commissioners.

CoLUNBUs, o March 3l.-Governor For
sker this morning appointed the Cincin-
matt Police Commission as follogs: Two
years, Thos. C Miner, Democrat; George
r. Topp, Republican. -Four years, Robert
]. Republican; Milo G.. Dodds, Democrat
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TEE popular ides hss bssn thst hs
world contains seven voodsss, bat tbs
eighth made biz sppesssncs II the Cepi-
tol. II vss poor benishted nsa hmpiss
With the rbsumstism. vho had neyss bsasa
Of Salvation OIL Is 10 sold b an dsug.
eists st twenty Eve cents bo.tis.
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NV YORK. March 3l.-There has been
q marked improvement in the health OF
ex.President Arthur during the pss! week.
BE is not yet able to leave the house.
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The broadway Railroad Franchise.

ALBANY. N. Y, March 3l.-The Senate
Railroad Committeeto to day reported faEors'
ably the bill to repeal the Broadway Sur
face Railroad franchise.
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Base Ball.

At Macon-Macou IL, Chicago Blues
Is.
At Augusts-Pttsburg 5. Augusta 4;
seven innings.