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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
MNNA
TALKS sIIoI PURE DEIocllcl
In N Address 10 tho Pscpls d
6faApn.
fHR TARIFF QUESTION DISCUSSED
And General COTS Pct phras Ihcrcughly
VenGhted.

Special Cbrepssdns ftAs Ssady 4gtas.
GRAFTON, September 29.-0ns Of the
most enthusiastic and affective msetings
ever held in the county vas that which -
seublsd at the Court House to-day at II
O'Clock, to hear ths Issues Of The campaign
presented By that fearless champion Of
Democracy snA able exponent Of Ii prin-
ciples-ths Hon. John E Ksnna. ThsSsa-
ator arrived late isst night from Newburg
and left at 9 o'clock In order 70 meet hb
Weston engagement. Owing 10 the lin.
tied time placed at his disposal BY the
State Committee for this point, he W.
compelled to speak from midday upto ths
hour of his departure; and during the two
hours of his address he held the attention
Of his hearers by the strength Of his poet-
ton and the puanswerable logic OF his
facts and figures.
No more enthusiastic and rsprsssnta-
tive audience has greeted public speaker
since the famous Carlisle nesting here In
1884. The distinguished gentleman die.
cussed the coal, wool and labor features Of
the present schedule and arraigned HArri.
son, Blaine and other leaders Of the Re-
publicaa party, for the Inconsistencies
of their record upon that part
of the tariff which Affects the
material resources Of our State and for The
past twenty years has retarded IL dsvel.
opment. His comparison Of tho amount
levied by our State for oil governmental
purposes, and the amount taken by the
present National tax system In excess OF
the requirements Of the government was
particularly effective.
Gof's absurd declaration about PRO.
tecting American labor under the broad
shield Of American law" was held up 10
the audience In all its gAuxy thinness.
Our county convention met to-day, and
organized by the selection Of Hon. b. +.
Martin a. Chairman, aud adjourned until
the Goth, when strong and winning tick
ct will be nominated.
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Profited by the Wheat Deal.

CHICAGO, September ga dispatch
from st. Paul says: The great rise in Sep
tember wheat in Chicsgo has created an
unusual degree of excitement in St. Paul
and Minneapolis grain circles, but as a
rule the dealers are jubiIant. Michael
Dorsn. of St Paul, is reported to have
made $50, coo, and Ctisrs have realized
handsomely. One young man in Mime
apolis sold ont 20, 900 bushels Thursday at
a profit of 26 ce ats bushel. Minneapolis
dealers generally seem to have been on the
right side of the deal or out of it alto
gethsr. The millers and all holders ef
wheat, of course, profit largely.
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HON. 4. BOYD FAULKNER

Speaks TO q Large Audience OF Berkeley
Democrats.
Special telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, September 30.
-Tomahawk, little town on Back creek,
in this county, was the scene to-day Of the
first Democratic pole raising, that has
ever taken place in Back creek valley.
Tomahawk is situated in the heart of
the strongest Republican district in this
county, but the crowd present was as
large and more enthusiastic than the one
at the Republican meeting only a short
distance away. Ringing speeches were
made by Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner and ID.
G. Westernhsyes, Esq, which were cheer
ed to the echo.
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OUR esteemed contemporary, the IHteili'
qeucsr, yesterday contained an offer to bet
on the election, which was so worded, that
our usighbor evidently thought no one
would take il up. But, almost before the
sun was over the hill yesterday morning,
i. was snapped up by Democrat. Any
Ynnr.2
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rsllsr pitcher asts In the Neck

MONTREAL, September 2s.-In the
Court of Queens Bench to-day Chief JUS
tics Sir A. A. Doren sentenced Q. A.
Pitcher, lately teller of the Union Bank,
of Providence, to seven years in the peni-
tentisry for bringing stolen money into
Canads. His Honor said there was no
doubt but what Pitcher had committed a
graye crime. He had done his best to
wreck bank by which he was EMPLOYED,
and not only had he defaulted in the Uni
ted States, but he had tried the same game
in Montreal by purchasing bill OF ex-
change with stolen money. Pitcher re-
csiyed his sentence uumove1.
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They Attennn, . Little Revolution.

VHicAGo. September ga dispatch
ION Garden City, Kan, says: Yesterday
q Dot two Of the candidates who ran for
s'aa'y cticers At the late election 10 Kear-
4, ~ eoan,y on the opposition ticket went
o,So ~ 20 L'Slr, the couuty-seat, accOnpa-
o.sI a,,I oJ notary pu6lic, and took their
an an oi othcs. This being done, they at
S..pe Sap'ed to take possession of the offices,
"ss "a. 1r'e simply laughed st by the Lakin
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hIlraln Ready to Match.

NE" YORK, September 29.-Jske Kill
- ,Ia Is expected to arrive in this city on
EOul'y' when preliminariss looking to
= ~ proposed fght between him and
S,1 Sils s JohnROa's unknown for $4,000
~ 'ns Police Gazette dismond belt and
yo,II IISA'y wight championship of the
Ssp;SI,," S,S, VIII De considered and probably
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Nominated for Circuit Judge.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, Ssptemb ar 29.-The DEM
ocrats of the Seventh Judicial Circuit in
convention at Winfield, to-day, nominated
S. S. Green, of this city, for Circuit Judge.
Mr. Green is nephew of Tom Green,
Judge of the Supreme Court of this State,
and is about forty years of age, well learned
in law and man with large practice at
this bar.
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Chlld turned TO Death.

S1&.r TslrlR % tss SgqdIg Register,
CHARLEsrOS, ". VA, September 29.-
hytcr Toe 2D.monlhs old child of Albert
'lcsers, residing at Pinch, WAS burned to
Neath ast evening. 1t appears that the
mother ven: out in the yard to look after
some matter, when the children began
paying AZ r5s fce in the sitting room,
%asre the EtIs ones clothes caught. The
eaild burned 20 death before the mother
could Ieg1e har
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IN another column will be found Hon.
WN 1. WILSON'S statement in answer TO
JAMES A. CAMPBELL, charging that he
WILSON and Mr.. BYNUM, Of Indians,
hid said that SIS 3 month was coed
was.s. Nc. BYNUN simply sends briei
Sisp,tcb from Indiana, branding CAMP
BELLS statement rs lie. He will back
this by an affidavit
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POINTS on PEOPLE.

Movements of Citissns and ths ooaiag asd
Going Of straagsrs.
Mis Anna schoppsr has returned from
Southern visit
Miss O'Leary returned yesterday from .
pleasant trip 70 New York.
Mrs. A. D. Work, Of The South Bids, =
visiting relatives in PittsbafK.
Mis- Fannie Wood, Of Aurors, Iod-, =
visiting at the residspcs Of Ara Z. Bchop
per.
Mr.. J. p. Campbsll and Wits, q H.
South Side. are whiting friends In Pitss.
burg.
sfter weeks viit with friends Ia Pits
burg.
Mn. W. II. Rseses and son william srs
visiting bsr sister, kn @. B. Dunlap, q
Grafton.
Miss Edith Bryap, Of osmsros. = NIT
ing her uncle, Mr.. J. 7. 0oodwis, On Js-
cob Street.
Mr.. W. A. Wilson, Of Dus's Conner.
cial Agency, Leaves te-monow q busf-
pess trip thrcsph the Ststs.
E. E. Tsppsn, Esq, wbe has bssa l.
cstsd In Chicago fee The psst foaf jean, ,
whiting his paaents On ths lslsoA.
Min Beverly 6itgrssv0 b nssting vith
great success IN Rosina vskss' Coopaoy.
She Il the oaly Amsicsa is ths esnpasy.
Aiss Dora NcGinnis, q Wssesiy, Kae-
sas, who he's BEEN the gusst a Mts Ne.
dc Wstss On Zane 6tssst, 10 rstuzssd
home.
Miss Ella Dilloa nd NastR Hdesx PaEis.
who haye bssa visiting II The city tse ~
pabt thne wssks, lsfs 1cr Ksnsss CITY -
tsrday morning.
Mia Lillian G. Hswkim ot ths Islas1,
has returned beos sftse thrss vss1ul
visit at bg unc,e's, 2. 8. Hswkins, q
i lBarpesvills, Ohio.
Mr.. Peter Colemsa aad Mi1 MAy J.
Armstsong were married 6 ths sosi60el
i of the brids's mother q Thassdag, ~
9th inst. Rsv. J. Z. HcClass s1eisttng
| Mn. Ida J. Rowisy, ths aec0nNedalt1l
milirse at Mrs. Baer'A, - rstarnsd fbea
victssiA, CanadA whgs ~ - -
Ispesdisg the hsatad I'm, 90 pl
hr former position.
Mr.. ana NM PstH En- H ~ ~
Fred Hsspy, Mrsaad HM DaxM knh
ssd Nr. - Hn Jshn Dd14 - -.
} syeninG * OelnnbgG - Cleetnneol
j Oh,s, . taks II - en1elnials = -
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Col. ARNErr entertained about 1,5OO
people at the Capitol rink last evening
with Democratic doctrine for an hour or
80. The Colonel is an entertaining tslker
and very witty on occasions. And, Al,
though it was Saturday night, and there
were lots of attractions outside, he held
his Isrse audience throughout.
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Fighting . Gas Monopoly.

UNroSTowN, Pa, September 2s.-Ths
citizens Of Dunbar and Connellsville are
trying 10 get the Fsyette Fuel Gas Com.
pany to run q line 10 their towns and
give them competition in fuel. They OIL
lege that the Southwest Natural Gas Com.
pany has raised rates about so per cent
The matter may probably take shape by
the citizens of the two towns laying then
own pipe line and getting their gas supply
from the German township field.
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rarker.burg OH company Assigns,

Sy"G TsgrGm % abE Register.
PAEXERsBUR RG, September 29. - The
West Virginia Transportation Company,
one Of the oldest companies in this vicin'
i!y, made an assignment this afternoon.
BIT l.sGleis yet known of the condition OF
aff.s A detsiiNd statement will soon
be uade, wh"u iuiler particulars will be
va The B-adlsh Oh Company Of New
lork il among the preferred creditors,
The assets aud liabilities are roth large
aud toe property assigned covers all be
noEa2 70 the company in the State. Mr.
7. d aeT;ic<, a prominent attorney o
tl!5 city, : the assignee.
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MOUNDsvILLE.

Misses Carrie and Daisy Cocksyne, two
attractive and accomplished daughters q
Mr.. n. L. Cockayne, of Valley Farm,
have concluded . very pleasant visit with
their cousins, Misses Jennie and Lizzie
Glow, Of Pittsburg.
Miss Rose Bell, Of Washington, Pa, 10
the charming guest Of Mis- Cora PArkin-
son.
Mr.. J. C. Bardall, the senior member Of
the whip firm, Ia on . business tour
through the South. Mr.. B,rdsil b hfst
class salesman and reports trsde good.
Miss Ella B. Martin, . styiiass youne
Lady Of the Second ward, returned home
from visit 10 Wsyman's Ridge.
Mr.. Charles Rankin has sent In his redg
naticn as Captain Of the Clsvelasd end
Thurman club. Mr.. Rankin has lsft fos
Aorgantowp where he viii resume his dn
ties at the University for the ensuing year
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mI.cap~natiou I'm Ohio.

LIMA, September 29.-Last night Jonn
Terry, colored, and Jessie ohssnsy, white
were arrested as they were about to leave
the city on o weSt.bound train. Tney
sloped together from Psulding, U ana
although Miss Chesney is only l6, they
we're married at Yanwert by Terry swear
ing the girl was Of age. miss One'ney >
psrents are among the most prominent
families of Pauldirg.
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on IT'S FEET.

The Chesapeake and ohio Out of the Re-
ceiysrs Hands.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September % -
An order was entered by the Circuit
Conrt in this city, in the court at Rich
mord. Va, tasiog the Chesapeake and
ono ,silroad ca. of the hands of the re-
c-.ysf- President Ingalls, hiss taken full
chlrg. Of the road, sud it will reorganize
without DELAY.
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MEN OF BRAINS.

Two Influential Educators of Indiana De-
clare for Cleveland aud Thurman,
INDIANAPOLIS, September 29.-Dr Jor-
dan, President of the State University of
Indiana, one of the brainiest and most in
fiuentisl gentlemen of the educational cir
cles of Indiana and Prof Lind, Of the
Dsnville Normal College, both heretofore
Republicans, announced their purpose to-
day to support Cleveland. The Chicago
platform and tariff reform are the reasons
given for the charge.
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IT appears, from a dispatch from Phil
ippi, published in another column, that
Gen Corr bas fallen foul of Gov. + W
WILSON at thst place. Itwnuld also appear
that our hard hitting Governor climbed
the little Generals frame and performed i
war dance on his collsr.
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The base ball boys ate their last supper
at Martins Cafe Brunswick, last evening.
The repsst was one rendered the bali
tossers by Martin, and was got up in his
best style. The occasion was happy one,
and the boys all leave, Martins bes,
friends.
Walt. Brcdie leaves for his home in
Roanoke, Va, this morning at 5 O'Clock.
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Nothing from Deacon Fosters Brother.
NEW YORK, September 2s.-Nothing
hss vet been heard by the trustees Of the
a-atu;ty fund concerning the whereabouts
81 Ester. NoSnew act OF swiudling has
bssn = discovered since Thursday evening
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Ratted Hardest.

CINCINNATI, September 29.-The Gin,
cinnstis defeated the Bsltimores very
10 to. o.day's game by their superior batting.
Cincinnati ..........l 0 o 0 0 q s
Baltimore. =. .............O o . 0 O. /
Earned, Cincinnati Z. Errors, Cincin-
natl 8, Baltimo a. Hits, Cincinnati Ia,
Baltimore Umpire, Gaffney.
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THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW

Fall. Ia a Heavy storm at Deer
Park.
BALTIMORE, September ga special
from Deer Park, Nd, time p. m ssys q
snow storm has been raging there for the
last two hours,
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Teemer Against Hemp.

NEW YORK, September Is. s.-Richsrd K.
Fox says he win put up 5000 on the
scullers' championship contest between
Tsemer and Kemp. He will allow the
latter 81, 600 for expenses of his trip from
! Australia.
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psn.Ions for West yIrginisns

Special ia ram 20 TIE Sunday Rs9iSer'
WASHINGTON, September 2s.-Pensions
have been issued to West Virginians Is
follows: Increase - Jonathan Higgen-
botham, Grimm's Landing; Granville
Lsnham, Swamp Run; Alex. Himeorick'
Amblersburg. Rsissue-John G.. Sinss'
Ro lamer's; VIM. W. Lee, Redmud. he
issue and increase-LeN J. bogss'
rharlsatnn
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BASE BALL.

PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-The
Pittsburgs won to-day the first game of
the season against Sanders, but failed to
earn run.
Philadelphia...........00 l 0 0 l O. 2
Pittsburg .................0 l l 81
Errors, Philadelphia 5, Pittsburg a;
hits, Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg 6; pitchers,
Sanders and Calvin; umpire, Lynch.
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Nashipgtoo Nokaa.

vii ~, b~1, Monday the present Congress
sCo,"sossn ossn sitting 29O days, the long
N's's IN the eOuutry's t.story.
ID ~ SSoSe6T,stary Of the Interior has noti-
krS,; Sns'okea nation that any leave
sStSoI In the Cherokee outlssp wiz
0as authority.
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THE 'longs" on the wheat deal are
highly elated. The shorts" ere proper
t.uus,ely depressed. The people, who
have to pay for this EtFe amusement Of
The romhIers, are also depressed.
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s,n,ard Table Maker Assigns.

CHICAGO, September 2s.-Chss Bruins
wick, the Billiard table manufacturer, haf
confessed judgment amounting to s, 900,
The Sheriff levied on the stock and ma
chiuery Of tho factory.
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TaE ra.e Of Democrltic gains in Maine
WAS 10 per cent. Republican gained
21-lO. Tue rate maintained the country
over would indicate 3 small Democratic
prplOuR
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IH the ClsVsIa,d D,strIct.

H. nS-A'ELAND, o., September 29.-Ths
a.. -'t'A's Of the Twsnty.first (Clsvslsnd)
C,So%..' C%' nominated Tom L. johnson fOl
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NEWS And Com MENT,
THE WEATHER..

g,- West virginis: Fair weather, q slight rise
%, r,p.rsture. wet terly winds.
- Ohin. Fair weather, slightly warmer,
,,ssre-'v winds, shifting to southerly.
T,r Western Pennsylvania: Fair weather,
.l,,bt re in temperature, westerly winds.
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Frostat DansIlIa.

DtSyMLE, September 29-Thsre Wa
,llgnt ,rost in this section last night, but
10 damage was done to growing crops.
Toe weather Is still cold.
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A Nswspaper Deal souelohed.

ST. PAUL, September 29.-J. S. Whee-
lock, editor of the Pioneer Press, emphat-
ically denies the published report that he
is to become connected with the Chicago
Tribune. He has not the slightest idea of
leaving st. Paul.
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A stat.e % LIonGfsIIow.

PORTLAND, Me-, September 4.-Tbe
Longfsllow Statue Association unveiled
and presented to the city the statue d
Longfsllow, the poet The ex9cisss wssl
bald in the State street square bsfore I
large conoourss II people.
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Australisn Scuners.

SYDNEY, S.W., September "a scull-
ing match has been arranged between
Kemp and Ssarle, the Australian oarsmen.
The racs will be roRed on October 81.
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A Rather PscalisF Thing.
If Editor ofDAs Sandav Re0taey:


SR:-I have noticed much talk aboat
protecting labor and the lsboring msn
during this campaign, % kept my sye
wide open yesterday to SO who were The
real friends Of labor, becsuss you knsw iE
would be natural 10 find thsm In the pe-
rsds. Well. TO make long story short,
did any one zee any pottsrs o. employees Of
the Ls Belle mill among the mascheTsf
I may bs mistaken and II ] am I wsnt b
be corrected. Talk u cheap. bat IL tako
money 10 buy land. Nkswiss pro(eaious
are easy, but mans works and deeds are
the true standard Of his honesty Of princi-
pie and purpcss.
By Publishing the foeeeoipg In yeaf
very excellent paper, you Will ob!iGs .
real X. OIL.
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EMPEROR FRANCES JOSEPH of Austria,
had a narrow escape from death, through
the clrelessness of q lieutenant, at the
artillery practice.
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Decrease In Public Debt,

WASHINGTON, September 2s.-It is g.
timated at the Treasury Department that
there has been decrease OF $14, 500, 600
in the public debt since September /.
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A Great Game.

Earned runs, Kansas City 2, Athletics
7; errors, Kansas City l, Athletics, 10;
umpire, McQuinn.
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- GREAT 8IG PAGES
"a Full Of Original Sto-
- rieS, News, lllustra-
tions and Gossip. EVERY
BODY READS IT.
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Tener Pitches Well.

Boston, September 29.-Tener WAS On
enigma to Boston to-day and they only got
four scattering hits off his delivery. Poth
mines fisldsd shsply in spite of the cold.
Score:
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Kansas City......."....l 0 o
Athlafins n O @ 2 O O 4 0-l
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rhs Gold Day Oompanx.

This fsvorits musical comedy will b
presented at the Grand Opers House On
Monday evening next. The company. y
said to be the best that has ever visited In
this comedy, beiug entirely new through
out. Our exchanges speak In the highest
praise of them, and our Citizens cGn look
for frst.clsss performance on Monday
evening. Tickets are now on sale at the
Mcclure House Pharmacy, ard thote who
do not want to stand up should secure
them at once.
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About halfPss ten o'clock last night,
Benwood man, named Laughlin McDo-
nough, lost bis left foot By getting II under
the wheels of An electric railway or
at Chspline and Twenty
streets. Mr.. McDonsugh wAs on the rear
platform, and ~ the car Wa very wdsd,
he jumped of and attempted to run
ahead 10 get on st the front Of the car. He
alipped aud fell, one foot going undsr TIE
wheel. He was taken 70 the Hoepital, sud
Drs. Acksrmann and John X. Pipes sum-
mone1.
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Notes..

Earned, Chicago 3; errors, Chicago l
hits, Chicago 6, Boston 4; pitchers, Rad
bourne and Tener; umpire, Kelly.
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Another Draw.

LOUISVILLE, KY. September 90
Another Saturday night and another draw
for the Louisville team, when the game
was called at dark.
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Won by Gleason.

KANSAS CITY, September 29.-With
three men on bases and two men out in
the last inning to-day, Bill Gleason drove
thres-bagger to right field and won the
game for the Athletics. Score:
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The Giants Beaten,

New YORK, September 29.-Brown's
inability to hold Cranes delivery and
costly errors by Richardson and Ward en-
sbled the Wolverines to defeat the New
Yorks with ease to-day.
New York ........o 5000 o.
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 2 &c
Errors, New York 5, Detroit 2; hits 8
each; pitchers, Crane and Conway; umpire,
Valentine
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Earned, 2 each; errors, Washington l,
Indianapolis 2; hits, Washington 8, In
diauapolis 5; pitchers, Widner and Healy,
umpire, Powers.
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GENERAL INTELLI0KNCE.
Ssnt 70 Jail.

Edward Beechsr was committed 70 jail
by Justice Davis, yesterday, In default Of
$500 bond, for carrying concealed wesp'
onB.
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Tail Enders Tie.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-To-day' :
game was CALLED at the end of the seventh
inning on account of cold weather. Score
Washington. 0 o.
INDIANAPOLIS is.,....,.,......3 D l O.
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Circuit Court.

Little business was transacted in The
Circuit Court yesterday. Judge Boyds
Court was not In session at all. Judge Jacob
merely heard an unimportart argument
upon motion Of some sort, and then 3D.
journed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30

st. LOUIS, September 29.-The Browns
put up great game sgainst Brooklyn TO-
day, and won. Score. q.
St. Louis s....................S 2 OO1 o 0 L
Brook klyn.. ................l 0 0 l 0 0 o.
Earned runs, st. Louis s, Brooklyn !
errors, st. Louis 3, Brooklyn 4; hits, st.
Louis II, Brooklyn 6; umpire, Goldsmith