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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11
PERJURY CHARGED
Against Anarchist Spies by the "DaiIy
News"

Against Anarchist Spies by the "Daily
News"
CHICAGO, August 10.-Thc Ddiiy Nar'
to-day charges August Spies, the Anarch-
ist, with having committed wilful perjury
during his testimony yesterday. In its
leading editorial the Ncirs says:
IF the remainder Of Mr.. August Vim
cent Theodore Spies testimony is rs false
rs that relating to the age of the bomb he
gave to a reporter of the DdHy Nc,cs last
January, the whole is rs audaciOusa piece
of perjury rs was ever uttered i'll
q court Of justice. The bomb, 4
cut of which was printed in the Ncrs ol
January II, last, was brought direct
from the hands of Mr.. Spies to this Office.
The writer handled it, examined it, and
inquired rs to the circumstances under
which it was obtained, and ordered the
artist to make the cut of it which subSc-
quently appeared in the paper. Any testi-
mony that such bomb had lain in the Ar-
better ZeituRg Office about three years, as
sworn to by Mr.. Spies, is absolutely and
Enthusiastically perjury. 1t bore upon its
leaden sides the proof that it was fresh
from the hand that made it. It was com
posed of the same mixture Of lead and tin
found in the bomb exploded at the Hay
market massacre.
Such bombs come from the mold in
which they are cast with n rough, dull
colorcd exterior. In the case Of the one
given 10 Necs reporter by Mr.. Spies,
this rough rind had been rasped or filed
away until the whole shOne with the bright
ness of newly cut metal. Its sides bore
the traces of where the teeth Of the file had
bitten into the metal. For any man "a
pretend that bomb bearing such palpable
evidence Of recent manufacture had been
knocking about in an Anarchist newspaper
Office for three years is TO insult intelligence.
When he goes further and swears TO such
Il pretense, he commits wilful perjury"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11
FhNORABLY IMPRESSED.
The City visited by n Council Committee
Of McKecsport. ia.

The City visited 10y n Council Committee
Of McKccsport. ia.
Yesterday morning committee Of gen
tlcmcn, appointed by the City Council Of
McKeespOrt, Pa, arrived in the city tO cr-
anime our brick payements. The com
mittec wMs composed Of Nc~n. James
Campbell and T.. =. Douglass, member. or
Council; r. J.. briggs, President OF the
Board of Education; X. =. Hunter, City
Engineer, and X. e.. Rankin aud T.. J.
Taylor They were accompanied by Mr.
f. =. McIain, Of the Porter Fire Brick
Company.
The gentlemen were met nj the depot
by Mr.. A. &. Egcrtcr, Of the Board Of
Public Works, and Mr.. W. X. Abbott, Of
DunD's Mercantile Agency, and escorted
over the city in carriages, all the principal
points of interest being visited. In the
afternoon the Park was visited. and the
gentlemen were entertained very cordially.
They left, last evening. for home, very
iayorably impressed with the excellence of
the brick pavement ~ well A. with the
treatment they received at the hands Of
our citizens.
This is the way tO boom the Q)d town and
advertise IL abroad, and Mr. Abbott de-
serves much credit, as be- was directly in
strumcntal in bringing the COMMITTEES 10
the city.
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MANNING MAY RETURN.
70 Actiye Service in the Treasury Depart
ment---TIis Health Greatly Imnroypd

70 Actiye Service in the Treasury Depart
ment---TIis Health Greatly Improved
WASHINGTON, August l0.-Therc is
still good chance that Secretary Manning
may return to active service in the Treas
ury Department. 1t will be remembered
that in May, when his sickness promised
to be permanent, he sent his rcSignl-
tiOn 70 the President. who request
ed him TO let it remain in allegiance
until October Since then his
health has been slowly improving, and the
President has lately received adviccs which
give him renewed hopes that MIR. Manning
may be able, aitcrall, to reconsider his de-
termination to retire from public life. His
health, il is said, has become decidedly bet
ter during the past week or two, and if the
present rate of Improvement is maintained
his physicians are inclined to think that
he can resume the SccrctaryShip. Mr.. Man
ming himself has not yet decided what to
do about il. He may not wish to serve
again in any event, but h. has not deter
mined not to do 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
',r'' Supplied With Ammunitio

'>"'N Supplied With Ammunition
=, cannon for the Border.
"" luRE, August lO.-There was
y WHY At the army posts in and near
49,. ~" 'N ln'N Yesterday, and communication
n va Washington WAS continuous. At Fort
,..n -'''On The Seryiceable munitions of war
a. -, 'n'oiced and inspected. and it was
penJai ,Ji,li'ned ned just how much could be de-
teT tr,,s'i a'n upon from that quarter upon sud
and II,.. H'. Fort Wadsw0rth. Willets Point
A, p;,..s,,S pG;S'sS Island had already reported.
for saI, ,yr - East River, ten gun carriages,
Nall batteries, were delivered to the
as,jjs;y ajo,y Steamship Company, for i'm
Va - Gshi'pment to Sun Antonio. Texas,
eirisI Oll' eston. They will be
Will sI;r oy the Rio Grande, which
the Cr1u.I M tomorrow. Colonel Hodges. OF
Dad fbo Tfbali'ermaster Department, who ship
made sIIn, ;a said that the shipment was
and No, ~ sne ordinary course OF business,
that Oo %o., On special orders at all. 1t is said
carriages and some eannons viii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11
BRIDGEPORT.

Miss Annie Kuhn is visiting friends in
the northern part Of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Fisher left yester-
day for few days visit TO Cleveland.
Mrs. YanPelt and daughter, Of Martins
Ferry, were the guests of Mrs. Perry Hath
away yesterday.
The NJ. l.. Sunday school have made ar
rangements TO hold picnic at Ridgeway' s
Grove next Wednesday.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERS
Hold Up a German Peddlcr for So and
are Caught.

uIC SdNEuNs
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, O., August 10-Last
Saturday evening as Julius Robinson, a
German peddler, was approaching Hen
dricsburg, this county, he was assaulted
and robbed of five dollars. John Groves
Albert Mclaughlin and Sclden Shook
were charged with the robbery, and a war
rant for their arrest issued by A. S. Taylor,
J. +. Groves was arrested Saturday night
in the neighbOrhOOd of Rock Hill, and
Shook was taken the same night at sing
ing school. Mclaughlin eluded the Off
GERS and was not captured at the time.
On Monday, Groves and Shook were
brought into court, when Mclaughlin, un-
der the apprehension that the warrant had
been returned and that he was safe, ap-
pearcd as a witness In behalf of his con-
tcderates when he was promptly arrested
and held for trial. The three were ar
raigned before the Justice, and upon the
preliminary examination then had, were
adjudgcd guilty and held in the sum of
seven hundred dollars each to answer be-
fore the Grand Jury. Groves and Nc
Laughlin gave the bail, but Shook being
unable to do so was brought to the county
Jail here to-day.
Robinson was very roughly handled and
suffered serious bodily injury.
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The Latest.

Ell PAsO, TEXAS, August 1O.-There is
no new change tonight in the Cutting i'm
bTOgliO, both sides of the river being quiet,
and awaiting further developments from
their respective capitals both State and
National.
1t is reported that many Mexican troops
are endeayOring to desert, but their officers
watch them very closely. FL Paso has
three volunteer companies, fully armed
and equipped with the best improved fire
arms, contributed BY local merchants.
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..yyba, woman.s wortb.-s

Asked fair damsel of a crusty old bach
elOr. He did not know, 80 she said: Nv.
o. man" double you, . man. But n
woman feels worth little if disease has in
vaded her system and is daily sapping her
strength. For all female weaknesses, DIR.
r V. Pieroe's ''Fayorite Prescription
stands unrivaled. 1t cures the complaint
and builds up the system Send 10 cents
in stamps for pamphlet to Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, n. Y.
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Quite at Present.

Ell PAsO, Tex, August 10 -Everyth
is quiet here to-day, and what little ex-
citement prevails does not come to the
surface. The immediate cause
for this tranquil state of affairs
is the exchange Of views had last evening
between the municipal authorities of PasO
Del NOrte and this place. BOthsides have
additional police on duty, and any rash act
will be readily suppressed. Cutting is
still in Jail, and the time for starting for
Chiehuahua has not been INSIDE known
The absence OF any Washington news this
morning relative to international compli-
cations causes great anxiety among many.
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do Not Le, Dam. Fortune Pas. You B,

do Not Let Dame Fortune Pass You by.
The 10Th Grand Monthly Distribution
Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company
took place on Tuesday always Tuesday,
July 18th, Iss8, under the usual superyi-
sion ofGens. q. r. Beauregard Of la, and
Jutal A. Early Of Va Well, the same old
story il told again; some s2G5, 500 went
flying about like thistle down. II was
thusly: Ticket No. II ,375 (eosting So
drew the First Capital Prize Of $500
II was sold in lfths at 81 each-oDe 10
Mrs. Mary Y. HOLMES, No 20s Princeton
St., T.. Boston, Mas one 10 A. II. Jones,
Admission, Ala. one 10 VIM. Clem, worthy
farmer At Monroeville, Allen Co, Ind. ;one
collected through Wells, Fargo Il
Co, San Francisco, Cal, for .
resident there; another 10 q party
at Columbus, o., who Is opposed 10 any
discovery being made. No. T,2N won
the second Grand Prize of S25, 900, also
sold in ffths at 81 each-one 10 Jno. II.
Bones, No. 2i9 West 45th St., New
York City, a party Unidentified with the
Amusement World "a Treasurer Of the
Grand Opera House in I'D st; one 10
Henry Sasz, No. % Western Ave, Toledo,
o., paid through Adams Express; one to
Carl Tideman, book-keeper with the Meyer
Bros. Drug Company, Kansas City, No;
one TO Vito Dilorenzo, young Italian
fruit vender at cor Washington and Laurel
sts.. New Orleans, etc. No. i9, 100 drew
the Third Capital Prize Of 81, 900, sold in
fifths-one TO Eug, Lafon, Dcnison, Texas,
through Fint National Bank there; one 10
John A. Stewart, Detroit, Mich, through
Detroit Savings Bank; the rest 10 parties
in BostOn,-in Springfield, Mass., and
Clear Lake, Wis. On September 18th,
1886, will be a Quarterly Grand TX.
trsordinary Drawing, when 81, 800 VIII
be distributed, Of which N. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, will give all information.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians In
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels and wind cohc. By CIV
ing health tG the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c. q bottle,
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Among Residents of ~ Pa>o. Who Thought
Hu,Hlitiv> Had Commenced,


h",ulitiU> Had Commenced.
b. fN~', Tax. August lO.-ThiS has
'raaiay o!ntru>r excitement here owing
Z" iar many rumurS about the Cutting
'.~. and the probability of the two Gov
'-@ra'N going To war over the affair.
(-'''.y after durk Inst night some thirty
,.''' a'rl by the Mexican troops across
.. .NgT. after party OF deSerterS, caused
Widest excitement in this city, every
Wv 't.r'mg that hustilitieS had COM
-'.1,'' mrlruc>t The arms for the COM
gay " minutcmrn recently organized,
.'' distributed. and The City Council held
,..r' session aud adopted measures for
NJ n,,''S 1n attack from the MexicanS.
t." 'lr REAL rlu~r Ut the firing became
.,p'," p"", however, matters quietcl down
'Ar rNr'trmcHt subsidized.
,, 81 -sa'ifman who came up on the Mexi-
-. .'. 'sa'Eu Ltst night SayS a telegraph op-
L... L...' caught the information off the wire
~. ..'".,A P,r,n Drl Nortc and chihuahua
g, 'Lr officers of pu>O Del NOrte trlc-
,, .y"r'' 10 the Governor of chihuahua that
G. vas danger of an attempt from FL
,r....,' " nNrue Cutting. The order came
!. ,-@'I back: In e,uSe of any attempt
,.,, sue vie Cutting, cut on his head and pre-
nrr,, 81 .. U" The rcScuers with my compli-
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uIr ,HEE>UnE~ OUTRAGE.

R,,rI prrl,,r- That Il viii Be Thor
oushl, Investigated.
,-rN Ur>.. August 10. Governor
r.aa .r rry,,rd au answer to his let
f.. =. r.>rrury Elyurl relative To the
a..r o. Fnnr.>ru ArreSwrs by Mexican
.-..> Secretary Eayard s,y>: 80 lar
rr...,- to ,hr guilt in this great crime
al.u.a official. ar citizens all dill
...u -., hru and will continue to De used
M .,., department. and the United
>l,~ Minister ~ MrNirp to cause =
.am aud thorough Investigation to be-
aatr m 90. authorities uG that country
a.aaurw 20 hg.ngng II to juNticc.under
;.rla>u Of l.lt country all persons with
l~ ur~llrtlun connected with and an
.a--.ar or this DrrarhcrOus and cruel
aa..ol gauri>,o Arrr~urrS. ! observe
.tI, stated lu public prints that Ar
.-.,, Nt> Uut % uJtU,tlizrd citizen, hut
llm.rN drtIIrri hi, intention to be-
.m,a au,lh.n at th" United States. This,
a.urr. d.. nu bs.riug on the present
r.a. ui t.u.ul>,. iOra,a resident of Texas
-.aN,w,.IIrI ro thr protection ct its
aa. nm.~ within lis jurisdiction and due
r'~~w.r %, lhr requirements of the rN-
I.u'u 'aat, at she hands OF those to
s.am .,Nrrutu,H d expressly connect
nn.u"r iceland replied. rcitcrltin4 the
araml" h.- prryioUS letter.
HANrWNE DECLARED Ar uNCE.
4 ,.r.d uufu Nluurula. Texas. SAYS:
.ar.u,ni> ut Governor ireland here are
.a.a, o'rr thr Endorsement of his policy
90 'ar o.d States. and the city il fun of
r',rmoat m .AOg uf the United States
h'n-a dr.Ird stand against Mexico.
'-..r uu.l hr one thousand men raised
1-'. "g 'Hr lIv>tvln war. Vt u mass
1'r.n- .a,t might resolutions were passed
A"ungta immediate war with Mexico.
... following from Arizona Is Speci-
a.n" "a" numerous trlrgrams received by
-r iusyruur.
Ir,,uS. AEL. August .
'...f ..., -nr,5us, luI endorses your ac-
.......- rra,rr,l"u Tor Nmyrirau citizens
... .....'. ."r mru ,uhirri tu Your orders.
'-". Re. WOODS.
The groplr here are quiet, but anxious
'' '>'IHr. {" the present complication.
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An End to Bone SerapIng.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have to
have the bone scraped or leg amputated. l
used, instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
ters and seven boxes Bucklen,s Arnica
Salve, snd my leg is now sound and well. "
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at Doc.
per box, by Logan & Co.
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Samuel j. Tilden's VIII.

NEW YORK, August 10.-Thc will of
Samuel J. Tildrn is in the possession of
James {. Carter, To offer for probate. \
meeting Of the trustees and executors was
held this morning at Grcystone hut moth
ing WAS done further than talk the qucs-
ton over Is TO where the will shall be- pro-
hated. The executors We're in favor of
proving the will in New York, hecause all
the business is to be done there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11
Some Questions.
To D.s Editor Of The Register:

To ts Editor of The Register:
RoNEY's POINT, August IL have been
reading the prophecies of the Business
Prophet" of Deer Park. Will ''Business"
please make few more prophecies for the
benefit of the Democrats of the First dis
trict? First-What would the First dis
trict do for Congressman if Colonel Will
son and General Golf were to give up the
ghOst?" Second-WhO got Colonel VIII
sons warm side two and four years ago
was it c. H. Good, Judge BrannOn, or
Goff? GOif is not candidate now. Will
son had better go to Congress this time and
Goff to the United States Senate.
OLD COUNTRY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11

Earned runs, Cincinnati 4, Baltimore s.;
two base hits, Carpenter, Conway, Mullane,
Jones, Baldwin: three base hits, Manning,
Muldoon. Jones; passed balls, Boyle l,
Baldwin ,; wild pitches, Conway :, SOM
mers |; tirst base on balls, off Boyle :, OIL
Conway ,, OF SOmmer 4; first base hits,
Cincinnati II, Baltimore 9; errors, Cincln-
natl ;, Baltimore 9; umpire, Maculey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11
NATURES HIGHWAY.
The Lates. Happening. Of Intere., to Boat

The Latest Happenings Of Interest To Boat
men.
The marks last evening indicated 3 feet
inch and falling
The Elaine will be tO-day's ParkersbUrg
packet, leaving at IL n M.
The II. X. Bedford left Cincinnati last
evening for this port, and will return in
place Of the Louis A. Shirley Saturday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Marks at other plaees-Oil City, 3
inches and stationary; Lock No. 4, 5 feet
10 inches and stationary; Morgantown, 2
feet inches and stationary; Brownsville,
feet 2 inches and stationary; Riee'sland-
ing, 3 feet 10 inches and stationary.
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Nnminntcd ON The Gi1st Ballot.

ST. Louis, Mo-, August lO.-ThC dead
lock which has existed in the COngrcssion
al Nominating Convention, at Charleston,
Mo-, for a week, was broken last night on
the GiIst ballot by the nomination OF
,JamcS Walker.
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&nf ENcitRl.

CITY or MEXICO, August 1.-THE news
of the sentence of Cutting was received
here without surprise, but it is not gener-
ally believed that he will serve out his SEN
tence. The newspapers are discussing lhe
case in its legal aspect and without excite
ment
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, August I0-WOol is
quiet and prices steady; Ohio, Pcnnsylva-
nia and West Virginia medium 37la6Sc;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and West
crn 3Ga;}5r; fine washed Delaine and Xxx,
3Ga3Sc; medium washed combing and De
lainc :ISaiOc; coarse unw;lshcd combing
and Dclainc 2gl}Oc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11
baltimore DOWned,

CINCINNATI, August 1O-The Metropol'
itan club was delayed in their arrival by =
railroad accident, in Kentucky, and the
Baltimore club being in town played. John
Kelly, the umpire, played first base and
pitcher for the BaltimOTeS and received
great applause. The game was rather
poorly PLAYED and was won by the Cnoin-
natiS through hard hitting. Attendance,
I lfkN
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LouIsyine Whitewashcs brooklyn.

LoUIsyILLE, August lO.-The Louis-
willie club whitewaShed the BroOklynS to-
day. Porter was battcd hard. kerrins
knocked the ball over the right field fence
in the eighth inning making home run
when two men were on bases. Clarke
pitched. the Brooklyns procuring but three
scratch hits The home team played brill
liantly in the field, making three double
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DR. Holm lIacLean Dead.

PRINCETON, y. j., August 10.-The
venerable Dr. John MacLean, formerly
President of the College Of New Jersey,
died this morning, in his 9Th year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11

Earned runs, Louisville IL; home runs,
KerrinS |; two base hits, Mack |; three
base hits, Cross, White: passed balls, Pco-
Ulcs l; first base on balls, Louisville ;,
Rrooklyn /; first base hits, Louisville ID,
Brooklyn 3; errors, Louisville |. Brooklyn
L. Umpire. Walsh.
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I,u~,,,.r Lends a New Charm

To beauty when it diseloses pretty set Of
teeth. WhiteDess, when nature has sup
piled this element of lovelineSs, may be re-
tained through life by using the fragrant
SOZODONT.
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Hancock Beats Martinsburg.

np''IN I'tVIHW N WF HIVINttF.
HANCOCK, MD, August 10.-Thc game
of base ball here this evening between the
Hancock and Martinsburg mines resulted
III 4 score of l3 to in favor of Hancock.
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Flynn Surrenders,

NEW YORK, August 10.-Maurice Z.
Flynn has surrendered himself TO answer
to the indictment of the grand jury.
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yym. III. Hatch Rcnominaicd.

ST LorIS, August 1O.-Thc Democrats
of the First Missouri district to-day rcnOm-
mated Vim. II. Hatch to Congress by az
Clamation.
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No State COnVentiO.

RALEIGH, y. c., August 1O.-The Re
publican State Executive Committee met
here to-day and decided to call TO State
convention thii year.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
NerNine.

DIR. F. De V. Hoard, COneOrdia, Kan,
says: u have used it personally, and am
greatly pleased with its action as 3 ner-
vine"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11

TIE best 500 Ladies Shoe in The
world at the Big Shoe House. A Twelfth
street.
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WE5EETJNG W VA WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST H. 1886.

said-''They try to find out how anxious
the buyer is. How much will you give?"
1--WE are willing to purchase at a reason
able price" WINS replied. MY price, sir,
is my good name" Squire replied stfiiy and
left the room.
After recess, when the examination of
Mr.. Squire was about to be resumed, his
counsel said: II have just been informed
that
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BASE BALL.

Pitt~burg OutslugS the Athletic Fourteen
to Seven.
PrTTSBrRG, August lO.-The Athletics
and Pittsburgs INDUCED in slugging
match this afternoon, and the home team
eNcelling with the stick, Won with hands
down. Attendance /, 800. Score:
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INDICTMENTS

have been found against Mr. Squire and
Mr. Flynn. l move that the proceedings
stand over until Thursday"
The motion was granted and the hearing
adjourned. When the Mayor concluded
the hearing in the Squire case, the Com
missioner started for the door, outside of
which he was met by Inspector Byrnes.
"The District Attorney would like to
see you, Commissioner, the Inspector said,
and without word the Commissioner
accompanied the Inspector to the District
Attorneys Office, followed by a large crowd
of interested spectators.
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Higrs...................1 > 3 / : 9
PittSburg g..................~l u Ill
Athletics. ..................O D D . y % u :
Earned runs, Pittsburg 2, Athletic >; two
base hits, Brown, Huehne, Calvin, O'Brien,
AtkiSSon: three base hits, Brown, ShOm-
berg, Calvin; passed balls, Robinson ,;
wild pitches, AtkiSSon |; first base on er-
rors, PittSburg /; first base on balls, of
Calvin 3, of AtkiSSOn l; struck out, by
Calvin /, by AtkiSson >; double plays,
Whitney and Shomberg, Whitney, Smith
and ShOmbcrg, Kuehne, Smith and Shom-
berg; base hi :, PittSburg II, Athletics II;
errors, PittSburg 3, Athletic :; umpire
Valentine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-11
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