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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Kittie RbOades, Martins Ferry's
old time favorite actress, * drawing i'm
menSe audiences each evening at the Grand
Opera House In Wheeling.
Forest and Trayen.e Bendell, children oi
w H. Bendell, formerly Of Martins Ferry,
were out cunning, and while out captured
an eagle measuring feet from tipt0 tip.
All the old soldiers in the vicinity are
requested tO meet in G.. 4. X Hall on sat
urday night, 10 make arrangements Ia at
tend the tri-State reunion on Wheeling
Island. This invitation j. extended tp all
old soldiers, and hot exclusively toG. 4.
Z, men.
Yesterday the men employed on the Ees
eryOir struck for an advance in wager
Heretofore they have hoen paid 81 - PEI
day, and at noon yesterday they asked fOi
81 jl, and the demand not being granted
the entire force quit work. They have re,
quested that al lsborers stay away from
the work until settlement Is effected
Council met Tuesday night, pursuant "a
Law, with all members present. The tiSI
business transacted was TO oryaRiss thf
Council by electing Prezideat pro ie@pore
under the Law governing oitiea Of the sec,
Qld claSS. 5iF. isaae Cuts WA elected
President and Samuel Strain President
pro t1ayCrc. The Street Committee wa.
instructed to receive bids for eurbing thu
east side Of North Fourth street, and u
employ an engineer 10 estimate the os-t q
grading Walnut street. IEe Light Com
mittee rePorted tiraI j. 4. REILLY had re
SgHed As i.mp-lighter. The place wa,
awarded To Mr.. $. MeGrew and Geor2,
TniIell, at 24e per lamp. An afiiaaso.
was passed in accordance with the Dow
Liquor law, pla.ssning Sunday selling
except shai tho minimum fine shall b,
5000 and ten days imprisonment
resolution was passed reafiirm,hs the action
of the body in reVeg0aee 10 the g., L. &
w. X. K Go. As usual. little s9aabbie,
occurred, and the regular list Of month";,
bills were paid.
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HnInGEpORT.

4 part of the Standard mill will go on
Monday.
Mr. Harry Wells is threatened with ty-
phOid fever.
William Paxton smiles over the arrival
of a fine boy baby.
An infant child of Harry Wilson is seri-
ously i'll with lung fever.
Mr.. John ITcinbcrg, of this city, leaves
for California in few days.
The Ieiderkrantz will give grand ball
in their hall on September 18th.
ii. J.. Wells has large exhibit Of fowls
at the West Virginia State Fair. '
Mr.. Frank Campbell is laid up at the
Van Pclt House with 4 bilious attack.
The IAidcrkrantz will, after October lst
occupy the old club room in Oglclay'1
block.
Mr., Harry Robh, of larkersburg, was in
the city yesterday, calling OH old-time
friends.
Fowler * Drummond's REGIsTRg eX-
ira took we'll yesterday. Everybody
wanted il.
John Young Esq, and Mr.. William
Alexander were in st ClairsyiiIe on bust
hes yesterday.
4 number Of Knights Of Pythias leave
for Lorain, O., at l2Nj p. III. Friday, to
attend the organization of q new lodge at
that place. 800
On Tuesday night MARSHALL Joe McCon-
nahey arrested drunken Swele, named
Hugo Agren, for disorderly conduct, near
the c. x F. depot. When near the lookup
the fellow commenced most vigorous up
roar and drew quite large crowd Of spec
tat0rs. lie was locked up
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P1rrsBURG, September s.-The residence
of Z. l.. Matthews, check master at the I'm
Derial Coal Mines, MOntOur, Pa, WAS de
Streyrd by fire last evening, and his wife
and two year old child fatally burned.
The rire originated, it Is supposed by MIS-,
Matthews attempting 20 start fire by the
use of carbon oil, as loud explosion was
heard When the neighbOrs arrived the
structure was in flames, and the screams oi
the woman inside could be heard She,
With hes Skild, were gotten out, but they
were horribly 'bufHed, their clothes being
almost consumed. Medical sid EaS sym
moned and all possible done for the suifeF,
ers, but without avail. The child died
shortly before : o'clock, and the mother
followed an hour later, breathing heT last
IN terrible agony.
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TO Rebuild tile Ruins.

NEW YORK, September S.-At m infor-
NAL meeting held in New York of several
prominent business men OF Charleston, 5.
C., and Il portion ofthe committee appoint
ed by the Chamber of Commerce at its re-
cent meeting for the relief of Charleston
sufferers, the preliminary steps were taken
toward the organization Ola trust company
with its principal office in Charleston and
with branch offices in all the large cities OF
the country, for the purpose of raising the
necessary funds by subscription to its stock
for the rebuilding of the ruined portions of
the city. The money is to be loaned on
bonds secured by mortgage on the property
improved. ut three per cent. interest.
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AN EARTHQUAKE WAVE
OF Gigantic Size Encountered by SchOon-
er on the Atlantic.

PORTLAHD, Me-, September S.-Capt.
Clark II. Jcwett, oil the schOn ner George
II. Gushing, thinks that lie experienced ON
the Lchave banks the earthquake that
Frustrated Charleston. lie says that the
appearance at that time indicated q high
wind, but all was quiet when suddenly,
without warning, i black wall seemed to
rise on the water and mighty wave came
rolling in, that fairly lifted the schooner
on its crest TO height that he never
before knew II wave to reach.
Then the schooner went down like going
over bank, Capt. Jcwett says, and was
buried in the foam below Emerging from
this wave with the sails torn from her,
and with the crown work of the top mast
gone the schooner encountered second
wave but nothing To be cOmpard to the
itrSt \ terrific w,le tnllnw"I -
says that ne happened To look ahead just
Is the great wave came in sight. There
was little wind, he says, and the tre-
mcndOus mass OF water ahead looked 80
like great hill that ne cried, "Brcakcrs
dead ahead - The next moment the
schooner struck against the seeming cliffs
AMI WAS lifted to the top of the wave, and
then hc comprehrmdcd what had hap
pened.
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The Dow Law,

CLEVELAND, September e.-Thc City
Council of Alliance recently passed an or
dinancc closing the saloons, under the
Dow law, which was enacted last winter,
designating Monday Of this week rs the day
for closing A number of salOOn-keepcrs
openly violated the ordinance, aud to-day
fifteen of thCm were arrested. They are to
have hearing tomorrow, and if convicted
they threaten to hold the city responsible
for damages to their buSine7sO on account OF
the passage OF the ordinance. Claims
for damages in sums rang
ing from two to ten thousand
dollars have aln'ady been filed with the
council. This is the first prosecution I'M
der the prohibitory clause of the bow law,
and il is regarded with much interest.
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4 Nan and Woman sufocated

CHICAGO, September S.-This forenoon
a man and womanwere found dead i'll tllciT
beds at $50 Twenty-siXth street. The in
dications are that they had been dead at
least two days. Nothing is known AS yet
who the parties are, and it is not known
what evidence of foul play is i'll progress.
The bodies have been found To be those OF
Jno. Enright and his bride OF a week. 1t
was found that they had been suflocated
lN coal gas escaping fran a cook stove.
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usual display. No attempt has been
made to advance prices There was quite
a falling off in the number of outgoing
passengers to-day. This was owing chiefly
to the action of the railroad officials and Of
the city authorities. 1t was found that q
large number of colored persons were ap-
plying for passes which they used to make
excursions TO the country. Free tnnspOr-
tation will br given hereafter TO those
women and. children only who have no
homes or shelter here.
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Mr.. SInNihe's CnSe.

PITrsBURG, September S.-Thc commits
sion Of United Presbyterian ministers,
hearing the appeal Of Rev. Charles b.
Smythc. from the New York Synod, nd
iOurned this afternoon sine die having
reached a decision that Mr.. Smythe',
appeal was sustained, not on the
merits Of the case, however, but on tech,
nical grounds. The commission decided
that the records OF the case being irregu
lar, and part of them lost entirely there was
not sufficient proof of Mr.. Smythc's guilt
and they could not sustain the decision d
the presbytery, OF synod.
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4 Hnrrihlc Accident.

CHICAGO, September s.--Richard Hotf,
Jr.. ~ years old, whose father is member
dt the firm of Annagan x Hoti,, pork pack
ers and employed in the hog-killing room,
was ut the Scrapping table this morning,
and rearhed forward 10 release a carcass
that had stopped on the Incline plain This
brought his leather apron into the way OF
a rapidly revolving wheel and it was
caught between the rim and IN endless
chain which the wheel carried. He was
flung up to the ceiling and forced several
times through a narrow apparatus. His
head WAS found beaten TO a jelly and all
his limbs broken when the lifelcSs remains
were removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

CITY OF MENICo, VIA GALNESTON,
September : To-day being the anniver-
sary of the here . defense of the Castle OF
Chahultepec .ring the American war,
solemn memorials services commemorative
OF the Nalor Vi ihe Cadets Who fell there
were held at Chahultepec, the PRESIDENT 5
Cabinet and the highest officials OF the
army and civil service being present. Ser
ynes were also held i'll all the churches.
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Turkeys Plea.

CoNsrASTINorLE, September E--The
Port has sent a note io the Powers pray
ing them Ia prevent foreign military Oc-
cupation Of Bulgaria.
Turkey has authOrizel the Ottman Bank
to issue loan ior JOo, 900 Turkish pounds,
half payable directly and the remainder in
instul lmcnts
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NIsndsnhniI,. New Position.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September o,r-pE
Nendenhall, of the Scientific Department,
of the Signal Service bureau, who spenl
three yesFS in organizing the Polytechnic
Departments q tie old University OF japan
At Tokio, has accepted the presidency o.
tbe Rose Polytechnic Institute, II Terri
Houte Ind. DR.. Mendenhall succeeds Ia.
Iaie DIR. Chas. D. Thompson. The sehoo
was founded by the late Chauneey hose,
and is in a most fiOafishipg condition.
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A MOST LIBERAL OYYEn.

The voLTAc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer 10 send their CeIebrated Ye,taic Belts
and Electric Appliances On thirty days
trial To any man afflicted with Nervous De
biiiiy, Los Of Vitality, Manhood, etc.
Illustrated panphlet In sealsd rnyelops
with faIl particulars, h.ailed free. Write
them at once. "'
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BRILLIANT.

Mr. Geo. Griffith, of Portland station,
was in the city yesterday.
Quite large number of Brilliant and
Wellsburg people took in the West Nir-
ginia State Fair at Wheeling yesterday. .
The Central glass works are running fnll
and shipping thsir ware as FAST as made.
Some very fanciful designs are being pro-
duoed. .-
The SpatIldng min has run full up till
yesterday, when the nipping boys and
heaters struck for an advance. The entire
mill is closed down on that account.
+ The c 4 2. deyot vas entered again OIL
Tuesday hight. but nothing was taken
The entrance was effected through one o.
the front windows in the main Office.
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WAR WITH 4 RAILROAD.
Akron, o., Citizens Forcibly stop the Lay
ing of Track Through the Town.

ing of Track Through the Town.
AKRON, O. September S.-A lively war,
with several hundred citizens on one side
and score OF Valley road track hands,
under ROadmastcr Delaney, on the other,
stirred this city to its depths this afternoon.
Some time ago the City Council passed IN
ordinance giving the Valley Railway the
privilege of crossing Ash street on
grades The provisions of the
ordinance were not generally known until
Yesterday, when attention was called 10 il
in published card. Fearing that the or
dinancc might be revoked, the Valley
road officials to-day ordered that force of
men be- set 1T work building the switch
across the street. They began short
ly before one o'clock. Soon several
hundred men came TO the spot, being
shortly reinforced by hundreds of other
citizens. I6zP!l The TailrS2l men stood their
about them, and in five mintcS more, amid
shOnts and cheers, ripped up ties and rails
and threw them over into the Ohio canal,
and for moment it seemed as though IA
riot would be prccipitated, but cooler
heads intcNcncd. Tonight several hun
drcd citizens are standing guard, and ar
rangements have been made Ia ring the city
bells and call out the whole town if 4 fur
ther attempt is made to lay track.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

OxEof ihe oldest and most reliable sub.
sbsiptian book Publishing houses in the
Saoath n that of Y. r. johnson x Co., Of
Richmond, Va. They issue nothing but
the most abrasive and popular hooks, be-
ing aalaptef 10 the wants Of the southern
pesiie, which accounts for the excellent
srcses4 of their hort Of agents. Both mem
heSs Of this firm have e=inyassed In years
GONE by great deal themselves and know
bow to supply the wants Of agents and the
public.
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The Isuh Re.ult.

New YORK, September s.-The deeid-
ing heat in the international canoe race
was sailed to-day over the usual course,
The American canoe Eassie beat the Eng
lish Nautilus with the greatest of ease and
the; international trophy will remain, in
New York A large crowd witnessed the
finish,
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ST. PErERsHrRG, September S.-Thc
No@ IrcmVd urges Russia 10 secure q
good understanding with Turkey ana urges
Turkey not tO abandon iis traditional pol
icy oI adapting itself to existing circum-
stances. "A RuSSo Turkish alliance. 4"
adds the Noroc rcmB, would solve the
bulgarian question. Russia should con
rcrn herself less about Western Europe, Ia
order la obtain irccr hand in the East -
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ALEXANDER DEPARTS
From sofia Amid Tears aud Wishes Tor
His speedy Return.

His speedy Return.
SOFIA, September :. Prince Alexander
has signed the deed of abdication and I'M,
departed from Sofia A compact mass of
people witnessed Alcxandcr's departure
from the palace, aud thous-
andS linci the Outc taken nv
him through the town. The Prince stavd
upon his carriage, bowing 10 the people
and saying, Goodbye, my brethren. 4"
The populacc were much affected. Tears
Sprang Ia many eyes, and hearty wishes
were expressed for the Princes speedy rc.
turn
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r,-sn..ter RapdaIPs Condition.

: PHILADELPHIA, PA, Septembers.-Ex,
Speaker Randall was somewhat improved
Yesterday, though he Is still in bed at his
country residence, near Bervyn, ana Is not
allowed to be disturbed. DIR. Rickahaugl,
his physician, thinks that with careful
nursing he will soon be able TO be about
again.
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VIENNA. September X The No9 FIRE.
Press says that Prino Alexander yesterday
when delivering his farewell address to bi,
Necessity WiIs unnrr 10 Ic'St buIgarla
and III my departure IL not Tor ever IL IL
until the National Assembly OF Bulgarians
decides the question
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UurkIen's Arblra saIye

The Best Salye in the world Tor Cuts
Bruisss, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rb1,n. Fever
Sores, letter Chapted HAMS, ChilbIain..
CorDs, and oil Skin ErDp,ioas, and posi.
tiydy cures Piles, or no pay Required. IL
Is guaranteed to give Satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents pcr bsr
For sale by Logan Il Co.
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Harvest Excursion to the West. :.

Excursion tickets tO all land points in
Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska,
Texas. Minnesota and Dakota, will he
sold by the Pennsylvania lines west OF
Pittsbnrg, on Augnst 18th, September 7uI
and 2lst. Tie nate win not le 9GIe than
one farp for tke,E6hdd Trip. ResidentAot
the interior States have never had better
opportunity to visit the grain and grazing
lands of the Southwest, West or Northwest.
For full information call upon or addTtss
any Passenger or Fekes Agent Of the
Pennsylvania Company; Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl and St Louis Railway Company, or
Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburg Railroad
Company.
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CLEVELAND, o., September S.-W. [.
Cooper gas renOminated for Congress to-
day by the Republicans OF the Ninth Dis
trirt at Delaware.
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for the next ballot Braxton county
recorded her Is votes for Frame unfineh-
ingly; Brooke county announced her
votes for Frame; Doddridge voted Brannon
., Frame 5; Gilmer voted Brannon Z I'LL,
Frame eli; Hancock voted BrIrnnon 5;
Lewis, 10 for BrannOn; Marshall, 6 for
BrannOn and IL for Wilson; Ohio, for
BrannOn 26 22-31, Frame II 1881, Wilson
l 1881; Tyler, for BrannOn Gil, John
son , S-ll, Wilson 5 sill; Wetzel, for
BrannOn p Wilson 174. Before Harrison
county had announced her vote, the Chair
man Of the Brooke county delegation
ASKED To CHANGE
their entire vote from Frame to Brannon.
Wetzel county changed her III votes from
Wilson to France DOddridge county
changed votes from Frame and recorded
her solid vote for BrannOn.
The BrannOn men ut this junctuIe be-
came exceedingly vOciferous and happily
hilariOus-HarriSOn county followed with
BrannOn Is $40, Frame $3.50, Wilson
81.
The chairman then announced that by
the result Of this ballot BrannOn received
30 votes, and that having greeeiveda amajority
of the votes of that convention he declared
him to be the nominee. A motion was
made 10 make the nomination unanimous,
which was carried with the widest en-
thusiaSm and untramelled acquieSence.
The convention then adjourned into one
GRAND LoyEFEAsT.
The crowd gathered in front Of the Com
mercial Hotel with the band and serenaded
the successful candidate In response to
the demand of the crowd, Frame came for
ward and in a very happy and graceful lit
tie speech to the large and enthusiastic as
Semblage Of people, endorsed the nOmina-
tiUu of BrannOn, and said that he would
heartily support him and do all in his
power To secure the election Of his success
lul competitor, Judge BrannOn also made
Il few remarks, thanking his friend Mr.
Frame and all present. Both were vigor-
ously applauded.
At about eleven o'clock the crowd gath
cred in front OF the City Hotel, and were
addressed by Pendleton, Houston and Ar
nett, of Wheeling; by SOmmerville, of
Brooke; by Newman, of Marshall; by Nc.
Gary and ChideSter, OF Lewis, and ThOmp-
son, of Harrison. The addresses were in
cOngratulatiOn of Judge BrannOn on his
success. The rally was kept up until two
O'Clock. Never was there such an en-
thusiastic demonstration for any candi
date BraunOn will carry Harrison cOun-
ty this time.
And thus adjourned one OF the most
happy, harmonious and largest Congress
SiORal conventions ever held in the First
District Now, let all put their shoulders
TO the wheel, and move on to grand and
cOnyincing victory in November.
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,I,s.achmsetts ProhibitionIsts.

WORCESTER, September S.-The ProhI-
hilton convention nominated for Governor
T J. I.athrop. DIR. John Blackmore was
then nominated for Lieutenant Governor.
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BASE BALL.
st. Louis Wins Two Games From Pittsburg
Hands Down.

hanuS Down.
PITTsBURG, September S.-A large crowd
assembled this afternoon to witness the
two games between the Pittsburgs and st.
LOuis. The crowd extended around and
encroached so upon the players that rule
was made that no hit should count for
more than two bases. st. Louis won both
games with hands down. In the first game
they sizedup JOrris' delivery and seemed to
hit him at will. In the second game Hand
ibOe, whose arm has been sore for several
weeks, broke down in the second inning
and Whitney took his place. The visitors
played strongly at all points while the
work of the home team was SpiritleSS.
Score:
First came
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Good Results In Every Case.

II. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that Inc was
seriously afficted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
totTy DIR. Kings New nisoayeEy for CON
sumption, did 30 and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which time
ne has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan 4 Co = drug
store.
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hat Turkish Diplomats IieiI.,

CONsTANTINOrLE September = Hylo-
mats here believe that the Rulgarians
National Assembly will rcclert Prince
Alexander
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RepubIIcan PIans for K.y,er.

Special telegram 10 The Register.
KEYSER, W. VA, September S.-The
Republican delegates are assembling here
in force for the convention tomorrow. j.
Marshal HaganS, of Monongalia, will be
temporary chairman. Flick will be the
choice Of the convention, il he will accept
with Wisner, Dawson, Hoffman, Mason
and Harmen rs probabilities should he re-
tuSp
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Athletics Shut Out by Brooklyn.

PHIIADELPHIA, September z. - The
Brooklyns whitewashed the Athletics in
line style to-day by hard batting and fault
less fielding. The home team got only
two men beyond first, one of whom was
thpown out at the plate and the other left
ON third. Smiths fielding was the tea-
ture. The Athletics played loosely i'll the
field, and O'Brien's work behind the bat
NYas eNtremclY cnreleSS Score
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baltimore One. Met. Three.

BALTIMORE, September S.--To-day'S 5
Metropolitan game was an cx-
hibitiOn of brilliant fielding. Baltimore
was weak, but the visitors were fortunate
enough to make single and two doubles
after an error by Davis had put a'man on
first base Score.
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DOS'r hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and dis
gust everybody with your offensive breath,
but use DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and
end it.
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Two base hits, MeiStcr and liankinson;
passed balls, Dolan |, Reipschlager |;
wild pitches, Lynch /; first base Oh balls,
of McGinms 3, Lynch ,; first base hits,
Baltimores &, MetropolitanS I; errors, |
each Umpire, Walsh.
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Cincinnati 1, LouisNiIIe 3.

CINCINNATI, September s.--The Louis
villes and Cincinnati played u fine game
here to-day, the Cncinnatis winning by
making three of their five hits in the third
inning.
Iap,ngs. . 81 s 6 S 9
Cincinnati ...............~O o 0 D . u 1
Louisville .................O U U U . . /
Earned runs, Louisville |; three basc
htSb MaR eas"f frsf 5}l5 65 S"Sh~6 Sh 65 III
Ramsey 3; errors, Cincinnati 1, Louisville
Il; base hits, Cincinnati >, Louisville T..
Umpire, Kelly.