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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08
THE WHEAT YIELD
EssImated Mt 100000 Bushels-A
Heavy Potato Crop.

EssIInated Mt 35,OoO,0OO Bushels-A
Heavy Potato Crop.
NEW YORK, July Following Is a
summary ofthe REal NerC Workers. annual
crop report: From over 1000 crop reports
from all parts Of the country the RErdi
Mee Yorker concludes that the winter
wheat crop is, on the whole, good, the
probable yield being 295, OOO, 600 bushels,
against Sl2, 900, 900 in 1885, with slight
increase in acreage. Spring wheat has
been considerably injured by drought and
blight; the yield will probably be 14O,-
OOO, 600 bushels, against las, ,OOO, 600 last
year. The total wheat crop will probably
be 435, OOO, 900 bushels, against 357, ,OOO, ,OOO
last year.
In oats there has been slight increase
in acreage; the crop has been considerably
injured BY drought and insect pests, and
viii probably yield 800, ,OOO, 900 bushels
against 629, 0OO, 900 bushels in 1885. Of
rye and barley there will be excellent
crops, on q slightly increased area. There
is a good stand of corn and the outlook Is
excellent for fine crop. OF early potatoes
the crop will be heavy, and late potatoes
are promising especially in the West.
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SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Reau Brings Suit Against Cincinnati and
Pittsburg Newspapers.

Reau Brings Suit Against Cincinnati and
Pittsburg Newspapers.
Boston, July IA Washington special
to the Herald says that the butter-OleomaI-
garine war has resulted in suits against the
Cincinnati Enquirer and Pittsburg Dispatch,
in which the papers will be filed to-day.
The complainant is Joseph II. Reall, Presi-
dent of the American Agricultural and
Dairy Association, and damages will be
laid ut 500, 600 in each case. The libel
consists in articles charging that the Dairy
mems Association is n myth and Is only
used by Reall to gull farmers and dairy
men out of contributions OstenSibly to fight
bogus butter in Congress. Gen. Butler
and Major Foster, Of Virginia, have been
retained for the prosecution. The Wash
ington correspondents of the papers men,
toned are also to be prosecuted under a
criminal libel proceeding. Warrants for
their arrest will be sworn out to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08
A Big Shortage.

PTrTsBURG, July THE attorney for
the Oakland Street Railway Co. entered a
civil suit to-day against d. W. c. Bidwell,
late treasurer of the company, to recover
a shortage of 3, 26S, ,S96. The books Of the
company, it is claimed, show shortage to
the amount stated, but it is alleged in be-
half of Mr.. Bidwell, that the deficiencies
and discrepancies are the work of the clerk
in his office, and that while the question
of his financial responsibilities for them Is
O matter to be judicially determined, he
had nothing to do with them in any other
sense. The affidavit Of the plaintiff alleges
that in number of instances where debts
were paid by Treasurer Bidwell two checks
were drawn in payment of the same, also
that his books fail TO show the correct
amounts turned in by each car daily, and,
third, that the fOotings in his books are in-
correct.
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Triad to Add Murder to Suicide.

LArRoBE, PA, July 1t has just
been developed that DIR. ]. .. kiernan,
who committed suicide yesterday, at
tempted to kill young woman named
Fanny GlOgger before taking his own life.
Kiernan quarreled with Miss Glogger, yes
terday, and in moment OF passion drew a
revolver and shot her in the arm. The
Young woman tainted, and, thinking he
had killed her, he turned the weapon to
his own head and sent bullet crashing
through his brains The true version OF
tine affair was not known until to-day,
when Miss Glogger was compelled to call
in medical aid. She was not seriously in
iured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08
A SLIDING COAL SCALE
That viii Obviate All Difficulty, to be Pre-
sented at Connellsyille.

That VIII Obviate All Diff Guilty, to be Pre-
sented ut COnnellsville.
PTTTsBURG, Pa, July IA convention
of the miuers of the ConnellSville region
will be held tomorrow to consider the
proposal for final settlement of the wage
question on sliding scale basis. The OBJ
ject is to adjust wages exactly accOrdingto
the amount of work done and in pro-
portion to the selling price
of coke. The proposal is to take the pres
ent rates of 95 cents hundred buShesl for
mining and 63 and 20 cents an oven for
drawing when coke is selling at Sl.20 per
ton rs a standard. The minimum would
he 81 cents a hundred bushels when coke
sells at 81. 20, which is considered the low
est price at which ii could be sold at a
profit. The wages would be scaled upon
this basis to 81 selling price, which Is
about as high rs coke has gone in late
wears. This, if settled, would be secured
a share of the benefits of boom, which
did not have in former years and the exist
ence of q minimum rate of wages would
check tendency of the operators to sell
at less than profitable rate. The pro-
posal is looked upon with favor among the
workingmen and is almost certain of adop-
ton. When adopted the Knights of Labor
of the region will be asked to consider it
and a committee will be appointed by
each organization to jointly dra!t the scale
for submission to the operators. Its ac-
ceptance would render the repetition of
such strike as that of last winter impos-
cihla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08
OUR RIVERS.
vup RAISING OF THE KANAWHA APPRO-
PRIATION AGREED TO
Rv tbs Senate, Also S22,5OO for the Little
Kanswha---Othsr Appropriations for
West Virginia Agreed To-
Washington News

s..,,sl T.ifsrum 10 ne Rooster.
WASHINGTON, July The Senate has
,yreed to the amendments of the Com
,9sr,s Committee to the River and HarbOr
hill increasing the appropriation for the
Improvement of the Great Kanawha river
f.,n, S15OOOO to $3.50, 900, also So, 500
sr the improvement Of the Little Kanaw-
h, inserting the amendment providing
,b,t - 500 shall be used for improving
n,yies,tion above the West Fork, and that
-, tolls shall be collected for the improved
navigation, and if any exist it shall be re-
lipouishei before any money appropriated
sbsiI be available for the work Of improve
mept. The appropriation for New River
!. increased from $1,000 to so, 900. Other
items of appropriation for West Virginia
rivers rs passed by the House were agreed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08
THE PITrsBURG RACES.
A Large Crowd swelter In Watching Some
Spirited Racing.

EP@AAtCN AAaCuABs
PTTsBURG, July s.-The third day of
the summer trotting meeting at Home
wood attracted a crowd of 1000 persons.
The races were spirited, track fast, and
weather uncomfortably warm. The 2:2O
pacing race for purse of 81, 900, unfnish-
ed from yesterday, was won by Pronto of
Philadelphia Four heats were paced to-
day, Pronto taking the 4th, 5th and 7th
heats, and Messina Boy the 9th heat; time
2:17l, 2:20!, 2:26, 2:27. Summary of to-
days event: First race, 2:19 class, purse
81, 500, Felix Ill, Billy Hutton 4:22,
Franh 2:44, Mambrino Sparkle 1888; time,
2:21a, 2:1si, 2:194.
Second race, 2:29 class, purse 81, 500, un-
finished on account of darkness; J. O., l.,
8, l, D; Hiram Miller, l, 10, 3, 8; Jesse
Hammond, 3, /, 4, 3; Jack Splan, ,, B, 8,
5; Fanny, 4, 2, :; Brighton, Z, 5, ), 4;
Diamond, 5, 8, 10, 6: Lady Havens, 6, 6, 6,
.; Frank Hull, 9, Z, Z, 8; Snoolls, 8, 4, 3,
dr.; time 2:26l, 2:25!, 2:24, 2:26i. Third
race, free for all racing, purse 81, 500, Cos
sip, Jr., /, 1, /; Jewett, ?, 3, 4; Tommy
Lynch, 5, 2, 3; Newhope, 3, 4, 5; Richball,
4, 5, 6; Westmont, Z, 6, 2; Joe Braden, 6,
dis. time; 2:lSl; 2:16; 2:l7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08
RIGHTS OF THE REDMAN
Mast BE Preserved a Railroad Bill Vetoed
By the President.

Mast BE Preserved Railroad Bill Vetoed
By the President.
WAsHINGToN, July THE President
to-day sent TO the Senate without his ap-
proval the bill granting to a railroad the
right Of way through the Indian reserva-
ton in Northern Montana. The reservation
referred to, the President said, stretches
across the northern part of Montana
Territory With British America for
itsnorthrrn boundary. 1t contains an area
OF over 10000 square miles. 1t Is dedi-
Gated to Indian occupancy by treaty Of
October Il, 1855, and act Of Congress OF
April IL. 1870. No railroads are within
immediate approach to its boundaries and
only one was shown on recent maps under
construction in the neighbOrhOOd leading
in its direction. The surrounding country
Is sparSely settled and have been unable
10 ascertain that necessities of commerce
or any public exigencies demand this leg
islatiOn which would affect 50 seriously the
rights and interests ofthe Indians occupy
iug the reservation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08
CRIME AT THE HUB.
Attempt to Murder an Aged Widow-Ar-
rest of the Supposed Assailant.

to Murder an Aged Wldow-Ar-
rest OF the Supposed Assailant.
BosToN, July About eleven O'Clock
last night, as Frank ReardOn was cropping
his way through dark entry at his home
in 8 Kenn Place, he was startled by hear
ing grOans from his mothers room. After
lighting lamp he found pool of blood at
the foot of the stairs and marks OF blood on
every step. He found his mother lying on
her cot and covered only by blOOdstained
wrapper. Her Elce was bathed in blood
from two axe wounds in her head. She
%Stevens did il, and immedi-
ately sank into eomatose state. Her
wounds are very serious. The victim Is
widow 80 years of age named Margaret
Reardon: She lives in poor neighborhood
with her three sons. George Stevens, aged
81, n piano mover, who has had some
trouble with the Reardons, has been ar
rested on suspicion.
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Cnnlsr weather in the West.

CHICAGO, July TN this city the
weather to-day is greatly improved. At 8
o'clock this morning the mercury stood
7s0. 1t continue to fall rapidly all morn
ing. being only 10 at 8 o'clock. The cause
of the sudden fall is attributed to the fact
that at $50 the wind, which had been
blowing steadily from the south, yeered
round suddenly to the northwest At : a.
m. Dubuque, Iowa, showed 7s'; Keokuk,
9OO; st. Paul, TO; Omaha, 790, and St
Louis, 7s0. Dispatches from the North
western Territory also all report clear
weather, so there is no immediate prospect
of the much needed rain.
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suing a Railroad.

PTTrSBURG. Pa, July Tn the United
States Circuit Court to-day, \. Martin, a
citizen of New Jersey, filed five bills
against the Buffalo, New York < Philadel-
Phia Railroad Co, to compel the payments
Of mortgages which he holds and which
We're given by the different railroads which
have been merged into the B., Ny & T,
The first bill filed is on mortgage for
$50, 600 given by the defendant company
another of So 900 given by the Union x
Titasyille road; one for $4,000 given by
the NaTen < Franklin road, and one by
the Oil Creek road. The plaintiff now
brings action against the consolidated road
for the entire amount Of mortgages which
he holds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08
CHICAGO
Cond,,Ion of Mis.onr, Crops.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, July ii. W. San
born, Secretary of the State Agiculturists,
reports that the crops in this State during
the month of June have been somewhat
affected by drouth and the chinch bug.
Oats and timothy have suffered most by
drouth. and corn a little. Wheat was well
harvested and is threshing out a good
grain, showing an average Of l34 bushels
on /, $40, 496 acres, or 2i,9l6, 696 bushels.
Corn is doing more than ordinarily well.
Timothy and oats are each 80 per cent Of
a fall crop; tobacco 81, and potatoes l02.
Crop prospects on the whole show more
than average promise.
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To Cans. a Foresiasure.

PTrTsBURG, July 7.-Riehard o. Dale,
Esq. of Phiiadeiphis, Pa, representing Mo-
ritz, jackson, and other stockholders In
the Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Com
pany 70 the amount Of over sl00, 600, fled
a petition In the United States Court TO-
,lay and was formally granted leave 20 IN
terynne in the proceedings Of :he Union
Trust Company vs, The Rochester and
Pittsburg Railroad Company. The action
i q cause foreclosure Of the road.
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Election oTOmcers.

Syo',a Ti,gUm 10 ne Register
PAREERsBURG, W. Va, July 7.-At q
meeting held by the stockholders Of the
RayenswOod, Spencer and Glenville Rail-
road, at Spencer, on last Saturday, the
following officers were elected: President,
Judge K. ;. Brown, of RlyenswOOd; Vice
President, William woodward, of Spencer;
Secretary, ID. W. Chapman, of Spencer;
Treasurer, c. c. Smith, of Spencer; Board
Of Directors, J. NJ. Adams, j. G. Shelling,
q, W IIundley, H. F. SAyre and John
Mcintosh.
j committee met here yesterday in con-
ference with President Thompson, OF the
Ohio River Railroad
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HEARTLEss WOMEN.
They Gloat Over the Death of an Import
ed Switchman.

They Gloat Over the Death of an Import
ed Switchman.
CHICAGO, July Among those over
come by the intense heat of yesterday, was
Lemuel Grouse, one of the imported Lake
Shore switchmen. While riding beside a
top brake he fell between the cars and was
ground to shapeless mass The body was
allowed to lie as it fell until an ambulance
came for it. In the vacant lot adjoining
the tracks where the body lay, a large
number of the wives and daughters OF the
striking switehmen or their sympathizcrs,
collected and cursed the remains. The de
ceased has only been here few days. His
home is at Delta, Ohio, where he leaves Q
wife and three small children. He had
been in the employ Of the company Tor
several years as a freight brakeman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08

ND|W| T'fF1FII n HC kgyla.T,
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July THE
Faycttc County Democratic Convention
WIS held in Fayetteville yesterday, and
Soydcr got sixteen and half out Of pos
siblr seventeen, and Major Harris one and
a half II il rumOred here to-day that
Captain Rob Carr, the Greenback President
OF the County Court, is in the field for
Congress. His friends say he can get in-
StTuytionS from the Temperance, Green
back and Knights of Labor conventions,
and that his candidacy depends upon the
action OF the Democratic convention. II
SNYDER /. nominated he will run.
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The GlassWorkers.

PIrTsBCRG, July This mornings
session of the Window Glassworkers Con-
yention was devoted to the reading OF re-
ports of minor committees and to routine
business. The apprentice system was dis
cussed, but no action taken. 1t is thought
there will be no change.
In the afternoon only matters of minor
importance were considered. The report
of the wage committee will probably be
presented tomorrow.
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Numbered HI. ComnanIor.

BATAVIA, n. Y, July About 8
o'clock last evening VIM. Enright and Au-
gust Scharff were seated in front Of Blum
erich's saloon. Seharff was busying him
self in loading an old musket, using wad
of paper for bullet. He then fired at a
post near by, and the wad Of tightly com
pressed paper passed through IL He then
entered the saloon and reloaded the mus
ket. after which he went to where Enright
was sitting. pointed the musket at his
hack and fired. The charge made hole
two inches in circumference in Enrights
body. killing him. Scharff was arrested
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Macon Saloons Closed.

MACON, No, July THE city council
recently passed an ordinance prohibiting
the sale of liquor within the city limits In
less quantities than one gallon. The pro-
prietOrs of the saloons yesterday presented
to the County Court their applications for
licences, but they were all refused, and
to-day there is not an open saloon in Ma
con. The same state of affairs exists in
Linneus, Mo
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A MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
A Double Killing I'm a New York Lodging
House.


New YORK, July John Warner, ac-
companied by his son Joseph, hired a hall
bed room in the fat house No. 1872 West
Tenth street, about two months ago. Be
yond casual observance that he was a
Canadian, no one knew much about him.
The man was regular in his habits and the
boy always slept in the house. At day
break this morning pistol shots were heard
in Warmers room and the door being forced
open the landlord and one of the dodgers
entered and found Warner on the floor with
a pistol in his hand and his son on the bed
in dying condition with bullet wound
in his temple The police were notified
Immediately, and the boy was taken to st.
Yincent's Hospital, but died on the
stretcher on which he was placed to be car
ried to the reception room. Immediate
search was made for an explanation of the
tragedy. Warner, who had the appearance
of a German Jew, but from his converse
tion had evidently been Christianized, was
said by the landlady to have once been in
much higher position and was looking
for some means of livelihood in New York.
No papers or letters shedding any light
upon the tragedy could be found. The
Coroner has taken charge of the bodies.
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Moody. BIbie school Opened.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July -
Mount Herman In Mortified, Dwight u
Moody to-day opened a summer school
the study Of the Bible. II will be attcol
ed by 225 college students drawn from,
Young Mems Christian Associations g
leading colleges In this country and Csro
da. Many came from the South, Ran|
doiph, Macon College in Virginia sendi1
Is. While Moody viii he In gena
charge Of the school, he will he assisted L
leading orthodox clerwmen, among the
Rev. DIR. Moorhead, Of Xcnia, o; Dr. J. u
Brooks, of 1t. Louis and DIR. A. 7. Pc
son. of PHILADELPHIA.
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Lane. Detaleation.

BOSTON, July THE full story about
Dir, Lanes connection with the Abingdon
National Bank cannot be told until Bank
Examiner Gatchell shall have completed
his investigation, which will occupy several
days more. As the examination progresses
the situation does not improve. The di-
rectOrs have not, however, given up the
hope Of saving the bank by reorganization.
The aisairs of the Reed estate, meanwhile,
claim immediate attention and adjustment,
or the matter will reach an early crisis. 1t
Is stated that some $64, 900 of the bonds
belonging TO the estate has been definitely
traced. Mr.. Lane, it is said, has gone to
Maine on business.
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Cabinet Council.

LONDON, July "A cabinet council
will be held on Tuesday TO decide on the
course to be pursued in view Of the result
of the elections.
The Daily NeIns says that Russia's actica
in closing the port of Batoum Is grus4
breach Of faith and is most discreditabic To-
the Gar. England, ii says, ought not ~
recognize or condone this action. 1he|
Ncrs adds: IF Russia continues 10 oct
thus, she may find general league against
her involving an exclusion from interna-
tional intercourse, which she Is rcarcely
able 10 afford" e
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,nendInp tbe Fractional whisky Bin.

WASHINGTON July THE Senate Com
mittec on Finance will, ~ soon rs 4 report
ON the subject can be prepared, propose
several amendments to the fractional
whisky bill already ON the Senate calen-
d,r. This will embOdy substantially the
legislation asked for by the Niticultural
Association, with the provisions relating
10 the adulterltiOn They will confer the
privilege of fortifying sweet wines with
grape brandy free of tax; Of tortltying
wines for export when alongside the out
going vessel, and Of warehOusing for three
wears All kinds of fruit brandieS.
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League Games.

At Detroit--DetrOit shut ont Philadel-
phia in a quiet game to-day in which light
hitting was the feature. Bennett made his
first appearance since his accident in the
Chicago game, and played in his usual per-
feet manner.
Taninqs. 2 3 : 3
Detroit. ....................0 o
Philadelphias. y O.
Earned runs, Detroit /; home runs,
Brouthers; left on bases, Detroit !, Phila-
delphia 5; passed balls, McGuire ] first
balls, off Casey 6, of Baldwin 3; first base
on errors, Detroit 2, Philadelphia 2; base
hits, Detroit 5, Philadelphia 8; umpire Gu
sick.
At Chicago
Inniaqs. ...................I 3 : 6 So
Chicago o...................2 , ! n
New York .....-..........2 o o -
Runs earned, Chicago 8; base hits, Chi
cago -, New York IL; errors, Chicago l3,
New York II. New York gave up game
on eighth inning; umpire, Curry.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.


The Latest Hsppeninss sf Is1Sspse - 4
men.
The marks ON the landing 1sss 81
showed 2 feet 10 inches end fhlliag i
All the boats are laid up exo1
Parkenburg packets, on acoegot G
low water. a
The marks at Other pisoss Ou G
inches and stationary; GfesnsboHn q
9 inches and stationary; Rfce'a Ia
4 feet and stationary; Leek ~
and falling; Brownsville, 8 ~ n
tionary; horgzntown, 80 9 fn(
stationary.
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Rnnklen,. Arnlra snIra-

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
u'ely cures Piles OF no pay required II
s guaranteed to give satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale BY logan &Co
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Two Boys Drowned.

PIrTsBURG, PA, July Timothy
Mead and Fritz Moxheimer, aged respect
lively 10 and IA years, were drowned IN the
Allegheny river, near Kittanning, Pa,
this morning. Mead was seized with
cramps while bathing and Moxheimer
Jumped in the water to rescue him. In the
struggle both boys were drowned Their
bodies were recovered at noon.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, July 7.--Reporte 4
the Pioneer Pres from 900 points, cpvc
ing 100 counties In the northwee
show the condition Of spring wh(1
10 DE much worsc than . me-
ago. The drouth in May, followed b. G.
hot and dry weather Of tho past ten daLI
has shortened the crop materially. zI
worst reports come from Southern nl4n
sofa.
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The In Abra Claim,

WASHINGTON, July IA report upon
the La Abra Mexican claim, prepared by
Senator Morgan, was presented 20 the
Senate to-day. 1t says the country will
not be satisfied that its honor has been vim
dicated by the mere rejection Of the con
yention when the vote of the Senate does
not clear up or explain the strong array OF
facts which tend to show that the demand
against Mexico is unjust and has no sub
stantial foundation.
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rrelona Fatalltle. ln TexAs.

HAROLD. Tx, July 7.--Several dwell
ines weEe demolished by cyclone in this
vicinity yesterday. Two lives are known
to have been lost, and farm property and
growing crops in the surrounding country
suffered great damage.
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The REGULARS DnMncl.

Special Telegram TO hS Register.
STEUBENvILLE, July THE game OF
ball this afternoon between the Steuben-
villes and the Regulars, of Wheeling, re-
suited, Steubenvilles five, Regulars four.
Some fine playing was done by both sides.
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The Hot Wave.

NEw YORK, July THE weather to-
day is Oppressiyely hot with hardly a
breath of air stirring. At 1890 the ther-
mOmeter registered 50 in the shade and
the mercury promises to climb up in the
nineties before the day closes.