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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21
THE outoAeo RIOTS,
The Trial Of ths AnAtohIStS to Begin 7
day-Dlnleuities IN tha Way.

The Trial Of ths AnAtohIStS to Begin To,
day-DlflcuitisS In tha w0y.
CHICAGO, June 2O.-Beiore Judge Garry
tomorrow morning will commence The
trials Of the seven Anarchists, indicted
by the Grand Jury on the charge Of hav.
Ing murdered Officer Degan during the
Haymarket riot. Their names are August
Spies, Michael Shwab, Samuel Fielding,
Adolph Fischer, George Engsl Louis
Lingg and Oscar Nei6. AS stated In
these dispatches q motion for separate
trials Tor Spies and Fielding will be made,
but Il ls generally believed will not be
granted. II Is anticipated that an enor.
nous amount oi time will bs consumed ID
securing twelve jurors who will be accept.
able 10 both prosecution and defense.
30 widespread was the interest In the
not and il The events growing ont Of II, II
seetns most lnOfCdlhls that sufficient In.
tsillpent men 10 act as Jurors Gan be found
WHO STe not thoroughly conversant with
eyarv feature Of the case, and who have
moi formed decided opinions on the gues.
tons Of The cuIpabllIty eI the indicted par
ties. .,,- -.--.,
public sentiment 10 In favor Of the eH;
IRENE penalty oi the IaE being imposed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 2O.-Charles H.
Bruckman, a prominent jeweler of. Etna,
was burned to death this morning. Dur
ing the night his residence caught fire
from the kitchen stove and while trying to
extinguish the flames his clothes ignited
and before assistance reached him he was
go terribly burned that he died in few
minukng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21
TURNING ON M'LEAN.
A witnOsS from canada Rises Lihe Mr..
IRu quO's Ghost.

A witnOss from canada Rises Like Mr.
DAuquOs Ghost.
CINCINNATI, June l0.--Twodays ago the
Enquirer published a sensational account,
charging the mysterious murder Of Cap
tain Ross, three years ago, on ex.Aldsr
man Kelley, who was hiding in Canada tC
escape an indictment for larceny. 1t was
said by Kelley's friends that the publiCa.
ton was solely q desire to deep Kelley
from Cincinnati, fearing that he might be
arrested for murder. To-day, however,
Kelley was secretly In town, and made q
very strong and exceedingly damaging al.
fidavlt about Mc1ean's corrupt methods
In the last campaign about which he said
lie knew everything. Kelley was kept
close by the Citizens Committee and
taken out oi town tonight without q
dozen people knowing he was outside OF
Canada.
The testimony which Criswell, late Of
the Enquirer, now In Washington, will
furnish to the Senate Committee, alleges,
among other things, that Allen 0. Myers,
In the fall OF 1883, one day told Mclean
that country legislator when they had
eTpectsd 10 vote iof the Democratic ilomi.
nee had gone back on them, and that they
must send word to Payne for 5000 70
make this man 'solid." This, Myers sd::
nits, Criswell will tell. There are several
other moves making, which indicate that
the coal oil crowd Is Ia tight place, and
very fearful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21
rlnin ill.rtsnn ln I,Aaih h.

ST, LOUIS, June 2O.-FfedlnAnd Bel, a
German farm hand, committed suicide al
BelIsville, Ills, this morning by hanging,
lie was lounl drunk on the street satnt.
day night and was locked up over night.
Upon being released this morning he went
70 the barn on tho latm where he was EN-
ployed and hanged himself with his hand
aerchlei from beam only four feet from
the door.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

TO.NoRRow the Penitentiary Directors
meet The INTELLlGESoER desires to i'm
press upon them this fact, that the people
OF Wheeling are opposed to the letting oi
any contract for cigar.making. This in.
dustry is the source Of livelihood Of large
number of Taxpayers in this city whose
employment has already been curtsiled by
the depression Of the times. 1twould lie
nothing short Of cruel for the State 10
further reduce their earnings through the
competition Of conviCt.made cigars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

ARCHIBALD FoRuB, the rough.rlder oi
the London press, has captured an Ameri'
can girl, lie won his laurels in the old
world, but like a sensible man he comes
to the new for q wife. Are there such
pirls as ours anywhere else under the blue
empyreanP
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Correspondence u lie InlelItGeer.

DoBBiS, W. VA. June 10.-Yesterday
at 8 p. M. John McCliSter, foreman Of the
lath mill Of the ]. L. Rumbarger Lumber
Company, was badly hurt at the boiling
saw, 2 slab striking him in the stomach
The bolt stuck In, going through, and
when he took hold TO pull II back, beCoLn.
Ing loosened, II was thrown back with
great force by the saw and struck him
Squarely in the stomach. He had TO be
carried home. His stomach refuses 10 re.
tain any kind Of food and blood passes
from him. Dr.. Hartigan, who Is In at.
tendance, says he will recover.
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Rx.YIOE PNEsIDENr DAVIS
said to be Very Near Deaths DOor-NatuTo
of hln AlIlnAnfa.


of his Ailments.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 9O.--TheJOur.
mails Bloomington, Ills, special says; "a
point has been reached in the illness ot
ex. Vice President David Davis" said his
physician to-day, when It is thought
best by his family 10 give the public a
statement OF the great gravity OF bis con.
dition. Mr.. Davis Is very III indeed, and
1t will be but little less than miracle II
he should rally"
The plain English Of It lie, Judge Davis
is believed by bis friends to be slowly but
surely sinking to death. He was taken Ill
with a CarbunCle on his shoulder at Chi
cago May 2. Up to two weeks ago his
condition, though at the time alarming
seemed to be one Of gradual improvement.
Two weeks ago severe erysipelas set In
and he is growing worse. For some weeks
bis suiIerings have been intensified and
complicated by Brlghrs disease Of the kid.
neys. Several Chicago doctors have been
summoned and a consultation will be held
tomorrow.
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on each one Of the accused, but persons
who are familiar with the books are not
nearly so sanguine.
The prisoners are taking things -rea
markabiy easy considering the serious
ness OF the charge against them, 1t is esd-
mated that the trial will last from seven
to ten weeks.
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DIED,

JAMES q. MoRRIs, formerly Of Wheeling, III tho
4bth year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter, IntOrment, however,
will take place At MOundEVllle.
KREss-On Saturday, June 10, 1885. at 1890 ?. H.,
RtSELLA, vile Of Kllllan KfeSS, aged ~ yeats, .
months and II days.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No.
7o2 Market street, at . O'Clock this Monday morn.
Ing. Friends Of tho family arc invited to attend.
Interment at Mt, calvary,
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OIL AND GAS
In Marshall CouuIy-WOoI Bought-Man
Killed ut L,ttlStOn.
CIrTgSDOnGtsJes Of The EniellLOalnFr

|
Killed at LittlStOu.
Correspondence Of The IHlslliQasceT,
BOARD TREE, W. Va, June 19.-Tht
firm OF J, NJ, Guaey & Co. and the Wheel
Ing Gas company have located test vel
near here on the old Jacob Nuss land, one
mile above here In Liberty District, Mar
shall county, This Is their second we'll Oh
Fish creek, the other one being eight
miles further up in Pennsylvania at Deep
Valley. learn that Prof. White is rather
sanguine OF finding both gas and oil here,
Rig building will be begun ut once at both
these localities, All the lumber for the
derriCks Is on hand,
An old man by the name OF Dswberry
was struck bya train yesterday near Lit
Teton and killed.
The last three days $4,000 has been
paid out Tor wool In these parts, 81 to SOC
being the price. Those who caught on to
the first offer, 27C, are sick, when they see
their neighb0rs getting 20 and SOC. This
Is one Of the best indications that we are
on the eve oil business revival. The
moneyed interest that controls the wool
Of the United States began to reflect on
the prices, and saw that wool could never
90 lower, hence the competition to get 1t
at &c soon raised the price, something
that has not occurred for nearly ten years.
1t has always been lower, lower, lower,
until all profits or margins have vanished.
The country has had too many showers
Of late, doing much damage TO corn lands
In washing the soil away. An immense
oat crop Is in store for US.
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VERY pnrINIrr ouAners.
What Ohio CopgrssSmSn are Ready to Prove
Against Senator Payne,

What Ohio COngTSSsmsn are Ready to Prove
Against Senator Payne.
WASHINGTON, June l9.-Oongressmen
Little and Butterworth, Of Ohio, appeared
again before the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections to-day with refer
enCe to the charges Of corruption in con.
nectlon with Senator Payne's election,
Mr.. Little submitted a written statement
containing the assurance that II the Com-
mittee should decide to hold an investiga-
ton, the evidence Of persons OF unques-
toned reputation and Credibility would be
produced that would prove, first. that
Oliver II. Payne, w. p. Thompson and John
Huntington, Of the Standard Oil Com.
pany, handled 100000 In connection
with the election Of Mr.. Payne; second,
that David r. Paige took personally to
Columbus S65,0O0; third, that a now
prominent Democratic official offered o
member OF the Ohio Legislature before
the CluCus first $1,000, then $1,000, and
then any sum he might name, II be would
support Mr.. Payne. Mr.. Little also has
the statements OF persons In Cincinnati oi
undoubted veraCity that John II. Mclean
expended 100000 10 secure Mr.. Psyne's
election. These will be submitted at the
next meeting Of the committee, probably
on Tuesday, In case Mr.. Evarts returns.
Tho four persons named above are the
ones who kept out OF the State, pre-.
sumably, 80 that they could not be reached
by process during The progress Of the In
vestigation by the committee Of the Ohio
LeViBlature,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

WASuiSorOS, June 2O.-Mr. Miller, the
Commissioner oi Internal Revue, returned
to this city to-day from Hot Springs, Va,
whittier he accompanied Secretary Man.
ming. MI. Miller reports the Secretary as
very much improved In health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21
Iilrh Wniat n ra,n..

New ORLEANS, June 2O.-A dispatch
from MOreland, on the Texas 4 Pacific
Railroad, saysi The water iS three feet
nine inches deep over the track mile
west Of here and has fallen but three inches
during the past twenty.tour hours. The
water ls Bayou Bout is higher than eveI
before known, but II is slowly BubSlding
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

SINCE his denomination "Obiector" Hol'
man has begun to plaster the President
with fine compliments. He says itany
Democrat is elected In 1888 1t will be
Cleveland. Isn't this as fine as silk2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

CLEVELAND, O., June 2O,-At Foster.
vile, Mahoning county, yesterday, David
and William Williams, brothers and coal
miners, attempted to open q keg Of powder
with pick. The powder exploded burn
Ing both men frightfully. William died
to-day from the effects Of bis injuries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21
waiting the oardInal,. psr0lta.

NEW YoRK, June 2O.-The delegates
representing the new Cardinal, Arch.
bishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore, arrived
here to-day, They are here to receive the
Papal ableGates, Mgr. stranie and Count
MucCiola, bearing the beretta for Cardinal
Gibbons. The names OF the Cardinal
Committee are: DR.. Foley, pastor OF st.
Martins church, Baltimore; Rev. 2. l..
OhapeIle, Vicar General Of Washington,
and Very Rev. A. l.. Magnier, President ol
St. Mary's Theological seminary, Baltimore,
The day has been spent near the Battery,
waiting news Of the arrival Of the Servia,
A revenue cutter was in readiness to take
the party down the bay. The servia on
which the papal envoy Is journeyiDg had
not been sighted at midnight. Those who
are to receive him have quartered near
the Battery, and at o'clock A. NJ. they
will sail down the bay to meet and take
oil the envoy Of the Pope.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

RunoRsays that A, NJ, Kelley, the great
rejected, is to be- made an assistant seCre-
t.ry Of State. Kelley ought to be pro-
ylded for. lie is too brilliant man to be
allowed to run at large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

TnE original horse, say the scientific
,harps, was no bigger that sheep, and
had sixteen hoots. What flyer that tel-
law would be on the turf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

TnE President Of the United States
using his office to drive through measure
hostile to American industries, does NOT
present an admirable spectacle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

THERE should be a full attendance at to-
nights meeting Of the Chamber of Com
ms,ce Those who lind 1t convenient To
be there will learn why,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

MR. BgEcHRR will help Home Rule on
the stump il they give him a chance. We
mu,l say for Brother Bsecher that he can
handle the English language.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

IN the Pittsburgh Council they pass the
e and nobody gets hurt. Think OF the
sors that would flow in this lower latitude.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

Coal oil Democracy is having hard
,ime of It, and the worst is yet to come.
PAYNE must be viudiCated, you know,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

Tug first game Of base ball was played
ro,ty wears ago last Saturday. 1t Is Wellto
ha exact about these things.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21
MllMnnkas srnnstiest,

MtLwApEEE, Wis, June lO.-Ths sale
oil season tickets for the National sqnger-
iest Of the North American sGngetbund,
to be held here next month, closed to.
day, 1910 tickets having been disposed
Of iot $lS,7O7, exceeding by 5000 any
previous sale,
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ST. LOFTS, NO., June 9O.-st. Louis play.
ed brilliantly to-day, at the bat making ID
hits of Murphy, and in the field not max.
ing single error. The CinCinnatis failed
to touch FontS aud were shut out Score
innlngs.,......."~.~.. l 9S4b 67SV
SiaeiSR:tii. 81 sRH:ii.... ..s.". SSSSdd5 ! i;
Earned runs. 81. Louis 8. Two base hits
FoutE. Total bases on hits, st. Louis is
Cincinnati 3. Left on bases, 81. Louis Z
Cincinnati /. Struck out, by EoutE O
Double plays, Gleason, Robinson and
Oomiskey, MGPhee, Reilly and Baldwin
bases on balls, OF Murphy 1. Passed balls
baldwin /. Stolen bases, Latham. Umpire
Morton.
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NrookIIn IinlIsr. IlnllImoro.

NEw YoRk, June 2O.-About $500 per
sons to-day witnessed the defeat Of the
Baltimore by the Brooklyn players al
Rldgewood Park, L. |. The score was.
n Inn, lniHIl,ng1.""...'"".".""I lsI 2S!SS7 o.
Brg9k klyn."".".,'".". ! 100 90
laltlnOteD......."m.~. 2 90 OOI / Q o.
Earned runs: Brooklyn, 0; Baltimore,
2. First base OF errors, Brooklyn, 8; BAL.
timore, 8. First base on balls, Brooklyn,
O.; Baltimore, 8. Two base hits, Swart.
wood, Burch, Phillips, 81 Manning, Farrel,
., Muldoon, Clinton. Total base hits,
Brooklyn, II; Baltimore, 49, Double
plays, Phillips and Mcclellan, Greer and
Fatfel. Wild pitches, Henderson 1. Pass.
ed balls, CLARK, Il Gfeer.2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

Now Il you make it Mrs, Cleveland, she
,,orld probably run well.
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There are twenty.ons thousand moro
men than women In Philadelphia,
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Ghs Gnteuiseuter

once, So.. 80 and ~ Fourteenth street.
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ONO Valley Rlo Coffee has no com.
petition In ane drink Or favor,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-12

EVERY MOMENT or OUR LIVES our
bodies are being built up anew with fresh
matter If the blood is not renewed the
system is poisoned by the WORKOUT mat
ter clogging the vital organs, instead of
leaving the body. For weak or impure
blood, producing dyspepsia, biliousness,
fevers, and skin, liver and kidney
troubles, use DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BIrTERs.
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Largest Hotel Enterprises
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Since then Mr. LELAND has recommends
AYERS SARsAPARILLA in many sim,,oa
cases and he has never yet heard Of its fa,
ure to effect a radical cure. '' '"ii'
Some years ago one Of Mr. LrLAyn,s ,.,.
laeorers bruised his leg. owing to Tho 'p am
state OF his blood, an ugly scrofulous svs,, yau
CT lump appeared on the injured limb ling ua
5ole itching of the skin, with burning 10 "a,
daFtng pains through the lump mads p msa
almost intolerable. The leg became oa ai0
mously enlarged, and running ulcers for ,,o.
uisoharging great quantities Of evtr.nle,''
onensiYe matter. No treatment was ~ 10y.
aVaii until the man, by Mr.. LE1Ayn,s a d,' a,is
non was supplied with AYERS s,ps, ,eo-
hLLA' which allayed the pain and irr,t ,.a.A a
neaiea the sores, removed the swelling "s
completely restored the limb touse anu
MI. LELAND has personally psod
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Wy ii" Iie svl l-5orn bah, .,,,.
zee See, U can gsaS with jual AKA rs guy ~.
53auoedy Of SUN, "aa troap, Tayor's EGera.a..
'eli'U' -oee' 'umand Mullen ViIIrirel IF
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One arm around a pretty gir's waist is
said TO be worth two arms around frost.
ed lamp-post
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Appropriate sign for church in need Of
musicians Wanted-singers; in choir
within.
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OPPOSITE CITY SPRINGS

A LECTION sales every MONDAY, wLDNEs-
ACDAY and SATURDAY, at 101a o'clock,
precisely, of Horses, Mules, Carriages, Wagons
Buggies, Harness, Halters, Brides Saddles,
Blankets, &c. Large stock Of Horses, Car
riages, Buggies, Wagons, &c, OF every descrlP'
ton With Harness, Lap Blankets, &c, con-
stantly on hand and at private sale at the very
lowest market prices. | am now sellng new MY
nress WAGONS s55 to 500, New Harness from
x fo s25. Give me call before purchasing
slsevLore THOMAS i. PARLETT,
Anctioneer and Commission Merchant !,
dec 17-lY
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Ayers SarSaparilIa.

ior rheumatism, with entire snco...
after careful observation. declares =, te ana
'''s oelef, there is no medicine n th ''a'' IN
equal to it for the cure Of Liver n, .,S world
Tout the effects of high livin 'O'ders
hne s Sores, Eruptions, and 81, san
% W forms of blood disease. - 'hs
We have Mr.. LELAND's perrD ta9e''
Al who may desire further evidence oi IT, eolnyite
20 me extraordinary curative NH u regard
AYERS sARsAPARlLLA to See bi lowers Of
any either at his mammoth Ocean, r,,, Person
long branch or at the popular Te sau motel,
h, ~, 9th and 18th Streets Nm u0 hoiel'
MI LELAND's extensive knoTl L,S~ for
good done by this unequalled or .ease OF he
1 plo"u poisons enables him to giva iDa'orof
much valuable information. ' give lnquirrs
PREPARED By
VI I.C.Ayer& Co. Lowell NJ.
S0'a by all Druggists 81, six bott,..,
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Baltimore 4 Potomac Railroad.
TIME TABLE. SOUTH

After Sunday, December GOTH 50 the
trains on this road will run as follows
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stamping ground TIL. pa,,.or
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The sea has swallowed upa Farce Island The
sea viii play poker next.
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Tree hundred and sixty.hye times a.,
!gar every mothers son Of US has a s,r N.Y.
gle getting into his shiu. s'ug'
II a SHIRT Is worth getting into. iftis s,-ou.
and well made, sure not 10 nm or ing ,'.s
perfect fitting, then there is some eor,, val
satlon Tor spending SO much Of orr e, ~
ence IN such a struggle. You may v. rN'.''
with the DIAMOND, but with il, eycrlsst.'s
stay attachment and reinforced bosom, ~.
VIII come out head FIRST every time 60. 10y
with glory and with the best Shirt in,be lie
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1t outriyals all DR.. sase's catarra Remedy.
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STRAYED on STOLEN.
FOR SALE OK RENT.
R0,Ima aED S3A.ss;;- .

DOOMs AND BOARD Furnished rooms,
IN with or without ard, at IS Monroe ct.
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FURNISHED RoOMs-Agp GyoI At CT
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General sporting News.

HORSES are doing fast work already
at Monmouth Park, Jerome Park,
Sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach.
THE Bovine and Eagle clubs will
play game to-day, Riley and Hol-
lelau for the Browns fnd Dan Shea
and McCarty for the Eagles.
BICYCLING grows immensely in Eng
land. The q. T. q. has q 900 mem
bers, the L. A. w. 1000 and the Lon
don German Cyclists Union 5000.
THE Spirit Of tie Times makes the
sihgulariy mistaken statement that
Editor 10 rather underszsd colt. He
stands well over sixteen hands.
IT was breeze between Ira Bride
and the Exposition management that
caused racing to be trsnff rred TO the
regular mile track at New Orleans.
GEN. SToNEwAIL JAcKsoN's old
CHARGER died at the Confederate Sol
diers' Home at Richmond Tuesday
last Of cd age. II will be mounted.
THE Eclipse and Gleston clubs will
cross bats to-day at 'Oycle Park st 3
o'clock. The battery Tor the Eclipse
will he Harden and Newman, for the
Glestons Nealy and Gray.
THE weather permitting, o number
OF wheelmen will have run to-day
at 2 80 p. m. from the corner of Nam
and Adams streets 10 the race track
and elsewhere, distance about twenty
miles.
LETTERS have been received in New
York from both Spain and Italy ask
ing what would be the cost OF thor
oughbIed mares bought here, served
by King Alfonso and shipped to those
! countries,
FouR stakes OF $1,000 each are added
TO the Coney Island programme, and
will be run on the last day OF the
meeting. They are the Farewell, the
Good-bj, the Vendors and the StiTrup
cup. The three first close on June
14th, and the other on the day before
the race.
IT does not do much good to pic
holes in Memphis handicaps at chit
distance, says a Northern exshanQe
but why on earth Astoria, an unite,
flly, should be handicapped st ninst,
pounds in the Peabody and Haiti
Oarille, for example, be let of q
eighty-6ve, is mere than any fellow
can understand, AZ Dundreary woul'
say.
MANAGER SNKED hes arranged wit
Nashville to give three exhib
ton games there March 18th, l9tl
and 10th. and they return here 23C
oath ar d 25th. Louisvilles are boose
for the 10th and Both Chicago { League
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