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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
COUNTY CLERK.

The Election Very Close-Botb Candidates
Claim It-Ofiicisl Figures Must Decide.
Returns collected from all of the pre-
cincts by friends of County Clerk Harvey
give him majority Of 80. Friends Of Mr..
Walsh. however. claim that there are errors
in some OF the figures given to Mr. Harvey.
which will throw a small majority the
other way. The result is very close, and
can not be definitely known until the
official count is made next Tuesday. The
election OF every other mal on the kepnbl =
can county ticket is conceded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

is " 90 fsr s5s 6esa-
Hoa. "A fsrl -as ~ Ls1s.ag Fsslsf-
Dag azd hsd ths follo-ing conversation
siLh hsgetlse1s rsporsf
AS clocx rs morning sasn ne sa-
knSsr o. tas -fiFink D1cs usiE iso14
lr.od Rapids toolst ns ssisIs< 81 North
Lsnslak tas Hon. Asls01rns Il. Ford asr-
sot.sly clufchsd a scarce. esti sfsd s0a oo1-
samptiFs losklak zlo pe4essaiiy siic lnto
A N asni n kton manufactured OFefc0st, aa4
~hes tns Gaiu rsscnea Mich kaa ave. IN
t1s al asss u NoEemoef mernl1s siiestly
sta.s llfass.f ialo a haek .u5 ~.s erlysa ~
Dr. Bartholomew delightful residences on
lsraBa e.. wnsrs Ars Ford sna ramiiy are
.ad have bee8 distinguished sassls OF en-
tartaiaink sna gracious nosza
Nesting ar. Ford tbs sfisrnoons the
~Iistis Giant ei the kifth distEIcs vas
4sksd.
well. Nell did The result surprise you"
surprise us, / sas never 4oEs a. Oeksi
oul 10 a ilis
-'WbFf'
~Bsc4uss tas most careful canvass OF ths
most conservative msn IA the dlsericL "a 2ds
me simmer / ~ss dead sure. and n0tnius (
blt tns Udal wave that prevailed al over
Aichiz zsn. and more, a. over Tie cOantTy.
explains my defsal.
Hos do Toe eoys in Grand Rapids fesi'
/ hey we're backing you heavy.
Feel They fesl broke. / tell you II
~zs a. avalanche.
.'spose you came out 70 sympathizs with
Mr.. Barnesf'
NO. l came out for few hours rest with
nv ~lie and family. and return 20 Grand
Rapids ~ 4 la few days We shall 20 "
Rhode Island, where we viii stay until
Congress conVsnes"
what sze Jon going 10 do vhen your
term expires. Aeif
-Dout know, old BOY Wait ill the
wrscksgs clears away. Grand Rapids Is
good enough for Ins. however aud possio "
my defeat Tor a second term IN Congress Is
ths best thing that could have happ snsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
SIX AT A SINGLE BIRTH.
Four Boys and Two Girls Credited to .
Texas Womsn-Democratic Names

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. s.-Mrs George Hirsh.
OF Navarro county, gave birth to six chill
drsn on the afternoon Of SATURDAY.. Nov. B.
The mother and children are doing well.
There are four boys and two girls. The
father. George Hirsh, is thirty-Ons years old
and bis wife tventy-seven. Tney have
been married Eve years and have three chill
drsn beside the recent scceasiOns. Hirsh,
Who s Of German descent, has named the
quartet Of boys Frederick, T. q Miiia
Cleveland and Thurman. The gisls are Vic
toris and Louise. All are perfect aud fully
proPortioned, out VERY small. The babies
are all tagged, 70 preserve their identity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
TAMNANYI5 SUCCESS.
n Has Wade q Clean sweep Of All the
a. Hicez


NEw YonK. Nov. s.-Ttmmany Hall has
made a olssn sweep Ia ioc&l ottices. IL has
elected mayor. sheriff, county clerk. Presi-
dent Of The Beard u Aldermen and three
coroners Wherever there wsss contest in
q Congressional district TsmmauY Won.
and he same suceess wss met with IN nssriy
al BY and sidermsnic districts ia
rhich Tam oisnv opposed the County De-
uocrtcy. The result Is great triumph for
Richard Croker aud his associates, and an
overwhelming defeat for Police Justice
Poser sud his co ssgses in the County De-
nlcGrscv. lsmmauY poued nearly 20 per
cert Of Re vote ROLLED iu New York.
Nsw NoRs. Nov The vote for mayor
on tbs Tammanv ickst - the largest ever
esst for a iocsl candidate in this city. even
when the Democracy we're united. Col
Erhardt Eof ON 80 per cent Of the Ee-
publican vote of the remainder Hewitt
recsived 90 PER cent. Iammsny wiu De IN
confroi 81 the city sfier Jan. 4. The
patronage Of the mayors Office vii be used
70 uipe cut the County Democracy aud
maze rsmmany the -rsst Democratic
orxan xstion 81 the nation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
seLvA LOCKWOOD.
She acknowledge Defeat, but Has Hope
for tho Future.

She Acknowledge Defost, Dut HAS Hope
for tho Future.
WAsHINeroS. Nov. s.-Belva lockwood
the defeated candidate of the Equal Rights
party, is hard at work again at her law bus
iness. having returned from campaigning
in Pennsylvania. She said the party had
regular electoral tickets IN New York,
Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Iowa and Cali
fOrnis. Mrs. Lockwood gives no estimate
of the number of votes cast for her party,
but she does not cl aim to be elected.
I'VE have learned something" she said,
as she cheerfully reviewed the canvass.
we have learned the tricks of the trade;
| mean the good tricks, not the bad ones.
We know enough now TO have an organiza-
ton in each State 10 set the machine in
operation | don't expect to be the candi-
date of our party next time, bu' We will
make a mucn better showing. 1t makes
little difference TO me which of the two
candidates is elected, and | think it will
make but little difference TO the country.
Both parties are for tariff reduction, only
in q little different way"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
DOUBTFULSIATES
CALIFORNIA AND WEST VIRGINIA
fAss Ars Desbtfai 40 f.eNesr nut ssfsiy
hsp0ello.s- tAsFseiis@ns slse
kssst m3larits al ne Calf
fgrkts SCaSrsssaseA

WAssISsEoS. Noy. s--A rriFsls dispsscl
resolved isss ton.ght iroR a. t. Hohsra
son, at ssb fEAnclsoo sAys hsfnsops
plurality = California is shcns ) oeo ts
siso STATES thai he Republicans hsss
apparently carried the Tnifd. fS1Fth. fiis1
and = 1th Gang cisifici.
hkE KARgIsla. Nov t-hetuTns up ~
unidnifbl show that ne Republicans have
meiority 10 California of uol lrss than
10000 for hArrlsel soa tbs Republicans
have elected fouT OougIessaeu. TIE
Democrats cleo two CoufFessnlea.
~est Nfrstst1
WHHElTKs. " As.. Nov. A-sists Treas
ursT Thompson. psm0erAt eoEcsdsS ihis
state 10 Harrison.
MsEnlEe. ". Va Nos. s-Ths result
IN Mesi Nireinis is Gloss hat ihs Dsmo
Gratis cOnoede Tie Sials a. he kegGbiic4ns
bs 400 10 oJ0 y hiIs tAe latter cleim q isffsI
plurality. The Republican STATE Con-
niittss are confident 81 eleCsine ihres and
probably s0ilo delegation oi fJur Congress.
men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
RUMORS ABOUT THE CAR.
Inspired by Fssr He May Institute Re
forms or Even A bdieate

forms Even Abdieate.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Contiadictory stories
regarding the Gar of Russia sre plentiful
here, so contradictory that it is hard to de-
eide which, if any, to credit. 1t would seem
certain. however. that important changes
will shortly be made in the policy to which
he has steadily adhered since mis- succession
TO the throne, or that an alteration will oc-
cur In the regime. either tenn porarliy or
permanently. The lie he has led OF con-
stant fear and dreadful expectancy since
the first attempt upon his life has in
duced q nervous disorder and bis hitherto
ROBUST heath has yielded TO the steady
tension OF such an existence. Despite MS
temperate ana retired life bis great personal
strength has sensibly diminished, much
IL is said to his alarm. The late wrecklng
OF his train in the South of Russia so com
pletely unnamed him that it was feared
tor u while that his mind had given way
beneath the shock. Since that time he has
been in stale of melancholy which has
alarmed his attendants, and although the
royal physicians are Ietlcsnt 1t Is feared
that the courage and strength of will which
have hitherto characterized him will never
return. Always religious, his devotional
exercises now occupy great portion of bis
tlDct anu IL - Win tuit NC Cdii
be persuaded TO attend 10 the COM
mon routine of business. or take
interest in military or political
affairs. The mouarchs Of Russia have al
ways placed extraordinary belief in the
efficacy of prayers before the celebrated
picture of the Virgin in the cathedral at
Moscow. and the first act of the Car, after
his recent miraculous escape from death,
was TO PROSTATE himself before the holy
painting and implors Its help and interven-
ton Ii is nov said first, that be will
seek peace with the nihilist. By proclaim
ING freedom Of the press, gradual constitu-
tional reform and pardon 10 political
offenders second, that be will seek mental
and physical relief in an extended tour that
will embrace nearly every European cOun-
try, leaving the Czarcwith as regent; and,
lastly. that he will abdicate the throne en-
tirely. recon mendin< to his successor
various reforms st stated periods. OF these
three ramored courses the first Is consld-
cred the most credible one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
SHE IS srlLL GAY.
Mrs. ClsveIsnd's Ei.borsts Preparations
Tor tho Comiag Season


WAsHISsroS. Nov. S.-Ars. Cleveland in
tends making her last Winter in the
White House the most memorable Of ber
career there She will have lots Of friends
TO stay with her from time TO time. and
she will vary the beaten track OF Official
hOspitalitiss BY = number Of less formal
events. which she will arrange Tor the
pleasure OF her guests. As long as inoian
Summer lasts the President and Mrs. Cieve-
land will remain al their country place;
but they intend 10 spend pleasant Winter
a. the White House. A lady very intimate
With Mrs Cleveland said today: She Is not
the disappointed woman that people sup
pose. sac has had enough hattsry TO turn
any ordinary woman silly, but II has not
affected particle. and you will lind she is
just the woman 10 show all kinds OF
thoughtful little courtesies 10 the family
VITO will succeed her at the White House.
Reslly, she feels defeat more for the Presi-
dents ambitions than for her own sake.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

CHpAeo Nov s.-Tbs eoramittes - he
knsrrhists tesisy ssksd psrnll lSsion cf she
citv sufhcritis % parsds next Snn1sy y
the ar i-rr-srv - TIE kssxirx q Parsons.
Sracs axe. and Fisclel. The Navor -
frresi ~ -penest aud the Farads of she
-ssds $ oa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
Tbs Next Houae.

WasHIssTos. Nov. s. - Congressman
Breckenridge. OF Kentucky. expresses the
opinion that the Republican majority in
TIE next House will not exceed ten IN any
event. The Republicans must show gain
OF i9 members TO secure a bare majority.
II don't bslisve tasy have exceeded that
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
HILL SORRY FOR CLEVELAND.
He Says Cleveland Deserved Better-Hi
Tarin Idea VIII Yet Triumph

Tarif Idea VIII Yet Triumph.
ALBANY, Nov. S.-Governor Hill was
serensded tonight by THE Buffalo Associa-
ton" with the "Pi lsener Club Of Troy, as
their guests. Governor Hill, in his re-
mar ks. said that while be was grstified at
the success of the State ticket, be greatly
regretted the defeat of Cleveland in the
State and Nation. He said that Cleveland
deserved better at the hands of the people,
and owes his defeat to false clsmor, unjust
prejudices. unfair representations, and the
gigantic combination of all the monOpolists
Of the country. In conclusion. he said that
the principle II tariff reform has only met
temporary defeat. Sooner or later it will
triumph
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

IoSpox. Nov s-Is = SID thst sir
Cssriss Ros..ll counsel for the Psrnsilitss,
uil uswi-nsss 70 svssr thai e forged
The Tfasr isfrsrs. sn8 vil sho- BY En-
iaFEea psotozrsrhs on mage lsnfsr1 tast
81 trscinE beneath fhs siEustars tbe pen
vss rspeatsd.y stepped u b. c91ise Of
TIE -rung
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

sAx tRAscuc1. Nev. S-Tas 4lfa Aas a
summary ef he Legislative vote ia this
STATE saowing the election of 5a Democrats
.nd a. Rspnblicsns io ths Assembly. snd
~ l'emocrsts and IL Rsp15liCsas n the
SENATE. . Democratic msiarity OF three on
.os~f 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

NErsuPs. \. y. Nov. st 20 O'Clock
th.s soroi ing. rhsn ths Rochester sxpTsss
On -. Hs6ssr River siirosi 49, stopping
- the Fishkili depot frsight trsin cane
slcug froua Ele saa sd dashed into go
Tssr of fhe rs.senEsr train. The resT o.
tza ressen - frsin. Iae rssr cosch ~ss
snsssaef aui Mrs. E8wsr3 ShiT - So
Jsbn wss ki ed No ,rs s.ss Tss 4rsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
VIII R.ris. the Tariff.

WAsHTNsToS. Nov. S.-Chsrmsn McPhsr-
son. of the Republican Congressional Com-
mittse says that all necessary legislation in
regard 10 the tariff will De made by tue Re-
publican Congress and that il will prooao y
embody the Dill reported 10 the Senate oy
the Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Lrsoax. Nov. s-Tbs Birrai gasm Pet
s.neances fhst ~ Cks1 bs~an r. n
route - Ansrics sna fsst hs - nsrry
Miss E-ltcafl f-T GAYS sftsr b.. srr1rsA
ne 81 soeat fsv Teexs ID rsir NJ
frf-ris ia Anerrcs srd sal relRra - kag-
~ soout Carstnsas-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Brrxs vgsrs Ga. Nov s-A train -
TIE -svs11sh = Wsstsrn rose- oouu1 % ths
Mscon far rith Is passengers vss d.
"a 81 ard ~-scse1 aesr ElsTli yesterday.
Cssries SooviI :. Dodge 1r.ar Henry Hs--
tn frsore. Ds~is sd 5onn Hsaovsr w--s
kilea aad = 8ezsn otas-s I'D.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

sr. LouIs. Nov. SIS IS nov pretty GER
tan that Cleveland has plurality in Ms
sour of nesriy Z5oo0 snd thst Frsucis.
Dsmoc1at. for Governor hss about 7lo0
The Congressional delegation will contain
tea Democrats snd four Republicans. vaich
- Rsou sllcax xAin 0f two
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
MURDER AT LAST.

The rad Blood oecssiousd bJ the co.
strike Leads to a Fatal shooting.
CRzsToS. lows. Nov s.-Chsrles II. Hus-
ton. one Of the new engineers on the Bur
lington road. this afternoon shot and in
stantly killsd Edward Hall, one Of the
striking switchmsn. The murder IS toe
outcoms of the ate a. strike and hss re-
vivsd the bitter feeling prevailing for some
months after the strike
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
Prominent Man Dead.

BALTIMORE. Nov. s.-JOhn w. Davis 8
prominent Democrat and assistant TO Robert
Garrett during the lstters Presidency OF the
Baltimore & Ohio. died tonight with
Brights disease, AGED 6S lie had held many
public positions in this city and the State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

NV Yosz. Nov. s.-Ex-Assistsnt secrs-
tsry Of the TrsssHry Coon. Republican.
thinks that sherman will o. secretary Of
Ststs Warner Miller Of the Treasury, aud
Blaine AiuiStfr 20 England.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

ABA. Nov. s-Mrs. Thos. Hills died last
night OF consumption sfter a long and
painful sickness. aged about 80 years.
Funeral tomorrow (November 81 At the
school house, School District No ,.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
THEY HAD PROVOCATlON.
Negroes at Raleigh. North Carolina. Said
to Have Isesorted to Violence.

RALEIGH, y. c., Nov. s-The Negroes are
said to have burned the house Of the Chair
man of the Democratic County Committee
Yesterday. and today they broke into a
railway warehouse and secured n number
dynamite cartridges. Serious trouble be-
tween the races is feared. The city is in
charge oil the military.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

strs rss ft-e-tete tttsHa
Nusg rsox. New. s.-fweu*v-thrss cut of
thi-tv-one pr-ciacss IN NasSeg,n county
srd c..v give Hsrrscn s57 malonEv. Luca
--s Catrrenn -ul
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
Fos1plS3sSfNs
DAILY POINTERS"
TIE ONLY HOUSE ~ THE CITY THAT
CHANGE THEIR
ADVERTISEMENT DAILY.

nIcHARD's ANTi.FRIcTIoN HOUSE
II DOOR HANGER. This is the bsst
device yet produced for sidinF Do0rs
Only one size made, working equally well
on doors Of all ~sFhls snd OF auy width
and thickness The door hangs from the
top on hard wood rsil, the adjustment i
very simple snd is effected ia a moment
by al ordinary sei-scTew. A. there are no
plates 10 mortise in. no cutting ths door
nor mstching Of hardware required. IL car
be quickly and chesply spplied. When
once up il requires bot slight pressure TO
open or close the heaviest door. aud ilt
durable. positively noiseless. and the on.
bei Warranted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Lo,DoS. Nov. s-Severe gales are pre-
vsiling on the coast Of Great Britain. Many
wrecks Of vssseis are reported, bui no live,
are known 10 De lost ss vet
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Leonsrd snvder reports to the police that
be had his pockets picked on Wednesday.
He does rot know Just where il vss taken.
so in money and some papers were taken.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

vssH1x7rox. Nov. s-Th-rs "a.
lengthy session q he cabinet today. Al
tas members sers present except Yilsssaa
TICK aSon
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

BEsrrv. Nov. s-Ths North German
Gass'ts says "Hsrrisons election sur-
pris-s ths world. II has put ths question
# rhs continuity Of AmsriCsn intsrna
neIlLcs ID = sere-s rest
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

INV YoRK. NoT. s.-Aans Dickinson bss
sued he Republican COMMITTEES for 81. 20
alleged balance due her "a camDsiEB lee
tursT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
MRS. lOGAN'S PLANS
She Becomes the Editor OF a " sw Month
ly Magazine.

NEW YORK. Nov s.-Mrs John A Logan,
now In Europe, is 10 appear in the role of
of an editor new magazine 10 be called
the Home Journal will be published shortly,
devoted to hoRe m etiers and literature.
aud though published in New York, Mrs.
Logan will edit it while away.
I'VE have secured a number of our best
woman writers" she said. but several we'll
known men will contribute as vell.'
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
The Cars Train Wa. Blown Up.

BERLIN. Nov. s.-A reliable statement
comes from Odessa that the accident to the
Cars train was caused by an infernsl
electrical machine. placed in the carriage.
Suspicious discoveries by the police at Sc
bastopol srs confirmed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Nrw YORK. Nov. s.-An examination of
the papers Of the steamer Saginaw confirms
the report thaf she carried arms and srnmu-
milton from this port t. Has tan Insurgents
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Llos AxeyTrs No7. s-A lsrys hotei -
Tlonx Besch n 10 c5st fwsnfs sol-s fr0n
kers. oarI 81 tszgh1 Loss tsl9l9
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

TIE wilsur Opsfa CompsnY hsi e. sn-
ciecos lsst evening solca ~ss : eomD.i.
msnG u TIA con pzuy. or n ssits - tes
very b4d weather tie attendance wss sos1.
Esias1t ~ ne people ara eoaias 10 sPpre-
clsle tLls sXcsi2sut company more and
mere. The Merry Mar ~ss exec sDl.g y
sung last ssl. Tie arill Of tie yoans la3lss
i . feature Which delights tks sudisnos
Tasy show rsnlarksele preeisioo. sBd tbs
moFemsnts sTe osa1thgL IDS efetLus &
tAsl isyoflls OpeFa FRA DlsvOl0' .lA @
pTsssEtsd-
Ada GRAY sill continues 10 draw big 81
Rsdmond's GFand. lass nights nc'egoeul
weather seeming 70 have ect little stsci CA
toe receipts of the house Saturday nishl
Miss Gray III. os seen ia . new cbsfa Ter
that OF Nancy Drske IA "A Ring OF Iron
The Fhilads pbia EegaiFsF says "In bis
new comedy drama, a Ring Of Iron. n.
Prank Harvey avoids tht errors OF BIS
forIaer works aud presents conpsct and
thoroughly interesting wofk. The stsfy !
good The characters GFzsn 10 the life, ths
situations well arranged. the hgmOr tree
and rich and the ae'lOn rapid. The ex
pose OF the yillsiuy 0i pr-ysie madhouse
j. timely and Dot 0verdr2wn, aud NOV here
does the sentiment take on ths mEudliu
condition
The great London sensation. The Mys-
terv OF Hanson Cab. comes 10 Red
monds for the week Of November II. The
pay has had . successful run Of over
three hundred nights al the Princess
Theatre. London, kag. Miss Hattie Twins,
very clever s0ubreite. IS one VI the Tea
lures and the company has been carefully
selected. each artist being well mp 10 the
requirements OF bis part. No expense vii
be spared in this production. The play D:
very highly spoken OF as be- 'ng OF q ss1sz-
tionsl order depicting life among the nch
poor in London. The company come.
well recommended and should be well
patronized. Seats are now on sale.
The Boston Herald saws of Mr. Wilt:
| Newell. the solo viOlinist of the Boston
Symphony Orchestral Club. which sppearl
al Powers November IL for the ST. Cecilias
| Mr.. Newell quito easily LED in the evening
| hours. and his playing of the Faust ian
/ taisie, by Sararaii. aroused the audience 10
| full realization of his merits as yiolinist
| His tone is singularly broad, rich and full
| lawless in purity and rarely sympstheti'
| in its character. Seats on sale ny me ember:
| OF the society and at the box office.
There was fair sudience al Smiths las
evening TO see ~. Y" pat on for the firs
time The play was well rendered and ws:
| frequently applauded. Same performance
| tonight and matinee tomorrow afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

An Excursion Train Wrecked
ATLANTA. Ga. Nov.--An excursion train
to the Macon fsir was wrecked today. Fonr
were killed ard many injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

= E-r-N'fcee Eircf~sf ~ Nor-h csrsifss.
Rsrr1eH. ~. s-r'snocrsts slsct Cor
rrs-ssnsn n ths First second snd Fra
districts Fhe Espeo cars scied Ersrt
in he Ni1th By srssl usiari-v
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

10 and IL Monroe-St.
33, 3J, 81. 80 n II LOuis-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Drrsorr. Nev- s.-Hsrrison plurality in
Nicaiesn : q. .000- sgsinst g. 5cs fer Blaine
in 1854. L1cs. Espsbiicsu. COR eoyrrnor,
has soont IS 800 pinrsItv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-02
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. Jane Applegesrth died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Beck, on
Tuesday evening, and will be buried in
the Riverview cemetery to-day at 2 o'clock,
p. m. Mrs. Applegearth was we'll known
lady, having lived in this city many years.
She was sixty-eight years of age, and
leaves large family, all of the members
being grown to manhood and womanhood.
John Conowsy, colored man, en-
ployed at the Eana Mill, was taken sud-
IDENTIFY with cramps yesterday evening.
He was resting easier at his home later.
The game of bali played by the Red
Stockings and Mingos at Mingo on Tues
day was exceptionally close and well play
ed. 1t took thirteen innings to decide il,
Padeu makir z the winning run on a base
hit and clean steal of second, third ard
home. The score was to 6 in favor OF
the Reds. Ed Mallory pitched the game,
and showed splendid speed and control.
The Reds played picked nine on the
Furnace grounds yesterday.
David Parson was buried in Riverview
cemetery yesterday afternoon with mill
tary honOrs. Thoburn Post G. A. K Of
which he was q member had the funeral
in charge.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten.
dered Miss Aggie Campbell at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Alvah Darrah, on
Peasants Ridge, last night. Miss Camp
bell passed her seventeenth birthday yes
terday, and the occasion was very pleasant.
ly celebrated by her young friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-02
MARSHALL TEACHERS.

The County Institute In session-Interest
Ing Proceedings.
Special Correspondence OF he REGISTER.
MoUNDsvILLE, August 1.-The morn
ing session of the Institute opened with
larger attendance than the day before
there being over one hundred and eighty
on the roll. The REGISTER made typo
graphical error yesterday morning by say
ing there were sixty enrolled. Il should
have been one hundred and sixty.
The usual devotional exercises were
conducted by Prof. Crsgo, and the choir
rendered several select and beautiful
hymns. Prof Crago stepped to the front
and introduced the first subject for discus
sion, Language Lessons" He opened the
discussion with few well chosen remarks,
asserting that the correct pronunciation Of
words il that given by the majority Of ed
ucsted persons.
The Superintendent then appointed the
following committee on programme, ID. w.
Stewart, Robert Burch, Minnie Winters,
Laura Dare and Miss Munnell. A CON-
mittee was also appointed to devise a sys.
tenn of grading for country schools, and
the Institute then adjourned to meet at
p. m.
Upon reassembling the Institute, which
had accepted the invitatian Of Supt Rob
ertson to visit the Penitentiary, repaired to
the prison and were shown through that
institution by escort guard j. E. Hunter,
who was on duty.
Upon returning to the Court room Prof.
Houck gave the most interesting address
which has been made yet on the subject OF
photography"
Last night was tie time set apart for the
annual reunion Of teachers and was very
pleasantly spent in that manner, the teach
ers all getting acquaint d and renewing
old friendships. 1t will meet again to-day
at 8 o'clock.