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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-20
WILL RESUME MONDAY.


Carnegie wiz Start Up With Nom Union
Men.
FITE#rEU, April l9.-CSrnegie, Phipps
q Co, PrOpyirtors of the Edgar Thomson
steel works at Eraido,b, Pa have decided
to resume operations mkt Monday with
aon-uuIon men. The works have been
closed d"En tor four months on account OF
Wages trouble, the mea refusing To accept a
Ten per cent reduction or twelve hours
PR turn, instead OF eight hours, as former
y. Numerous attempts 10 settle the strike
nave been made bnt the nniOu men have
Ien nned Obstinate, and tn, fcm has 6nsl-
y N-c,''d - lIrorr them. Supt. Jones ar
I''ed irom New York to-day, where he was
ID coalerenc- with Andrew Carnegie, and
immediately gave notice that the works
"on'd he started ~ on Monday. The
n''''e wtS entlr,ly unexpected. 1t will
" strongly opposed hy the Knights OF
-,lor aai trouble il feared.
4, HfNt1r Wnrkm9n Doyle stated tonight
'lf none OF The union men would ha 10
WORK, and that without them the iirm
omit not resume The =, ,c,et ballot TO
Isc'de upon Nr Clruegie's corporation
PROPOSITION, which has been IN progress for
40 u''~, r."-r't rn-ngHt. OIly 5lS votes
-. 81 n-aTly . 5hD w-r. ca.t, bat of these
~ 't'"r'd tue acceptance Of the com
PNF terms More than half of the en-
S'l', a." ION unInn m-n, and IL il tx-
P.,,"u tLt' ali Of rbem Will return to
\. Tho p'ar,-S of those who
h. s'u~ the c0mpany's terms will
y, nlIsd by new men. The
s.I .esG'. "i the a''a.'D' 'a resume IL awaited
''u interest When the works are in full
pe'a'ion between 5 600 aud 4 600 men are
Slp'oyeh 10 was learned tonight thai
- oPerintendent Jones has arranged
min nave c"ts placed in the
- 81 t"' to- Use OF the SoTkmen and that 8
sIoIorr Iorr "t deputy sherifls will be placed
d. %uI ~, me gr nnds to protect the men whC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-20
AlIspsd Mura.r.r, Surrender.

CLEVELAND, o, April 1s.-Wm. A.
Davidson and james Confer called st the
county jsil, in this city, to-day, and in
formed Sheriff Sawyer that they were
wanted at Beaver Falls, Pa, for the muir
der of a man named Doyle, who was shot
in a disreputsble resort in that city, last
Saturday night. The men were locked up
and later the Sheriff received a dispatch
from the Mayor of Beaver Falls, tellipg
him to hold the prisoners on the charge OF
murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-20
AN OLD MOONSHINER
Caught In Raleigh County-A Long List of
Misdeeds.

Caught In Raleigh County-A Long List of
Misdeeds.
Special Telegram 10 ths Register.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, April 19-Sinee
the days Of Harris, the famous Webster
county moonshiner, there has not been q
moro daring Illicit maker of or dealer in
moonshine liquors than Wylie Hall, an old
mon who has defied the laws of the State
and Nation in his illicit traffic. He has
run stills in various sections of the south
ern aud eastern portions of this State for
years, and Notwithstanding government
officers have been ON his trail for years he
was not Gagged until yesterday, when Dep
uty Marshal YanHyren caught up with
him and to-day brought him to Jail in this
city, where he will be tried by United
States Court next month. Hall was ar
rested at the head of Piney river, Raleigh
county, VIII, re officers have feared to 90 for
years. Little has been said about Hall as
his neigbbors feared him and valued their
lives too highly to attempt his arrest.
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A REPUBLICAN WATERLOO.

Nichols Majority In Louisiana Put at
$4,000.
New ORLEANS, April 19.-Oficial re-
tnrns and estimates give Nichols in this
city $1,000 votes and @yArmOth 1900
Shakespeare's majority over Dlvy Form
acer il about 6 0uO ho balance OF the
Young Mems Democratic ticket is elected
by &, 900 to 1000 majority. The Times
(Dam. estimates Nichols majority in The
State at a., 900 as far az heard from. Gov,
Warmoth carried but two parishes. with
maiorities as follows: East Baton Roug.
592 and Iberville 500
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How to Gain F,e.h and strength.

Use after each meal Scorr's EMULSION
with HypophOsphites. 1t is as palatable
as milk, and easily digested. The rspidity
with which delicate people improve with
it is wonderful. Use it and try your
weight. As a remedy for Consumption,
Throat affections and Bronchitis, it is un-
equsled. Please read: 'I used Scott's
Emulsion on child eight months old VITA
good results He gained four pounds in
q very short time. ."-THEo. PRIM, II. D.,
Alabama.
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Rrewers Strike Rt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., April ia short
time ago two brewers were discharged by
a Cincinnati brewery for cause. The Brew
ers' Union demanded their unconditional
reinstatement. This the hoss brewers re-
fused, aud last night the owners Of brew
cries distributed q circular among theil
employees that hereafter they would no,
negotiate with the Brewers Union, hu,
with the members of it as men. Thi,
forenoon there was consequently pretty
general exodus of wOI kmen from the brew
,ries. Men went out from seven brewer
les. Not more than 400 men are invols et
in this strike.
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General Notes.

Simon Sullivan, Of Trenton, n, will
umpire the first fifteen Wheeling games.
The Iinesville club will open the
championship season at Columbus next
Sunday. That game will tel! tale.
The, Wheeling team, falling to defeat the
Clevelaud's last Saturday, had Captain
Faa'z, OF the Clevelands, arrested. This
should serve al a warning to all cnmers; if
you want 10 keep out of Jail let Wheeling
win.-Jacks0a Citi,n This is about the
silliest rot We have seen.
ManRger Buckenberger received tele-
gram from Cleveland last evening, saying
that the ResOlntes, which were booked tn
play hero today, would he unable to keep
their engagement There will conse quently
be no game at the grounds this afternoon.
There Ia report in circulation that the
admission TO the Detroit game w0uld be 80
cents. This is mistake Tho usual
prices will prevail, hut the pnblc should
turn ont very largely, as the Wheeling
management were compelled to make a
heavy guarantee to get the champions
here This will he the only opportunity
TO ace them for q cents
It lo1Es very mach as if that early open
ing schedule will mix things mp pretty
well ~ most Of the clubs have exhibition
games booked for the opening dates, and
there are hardly any clubs left to play
with each other. IL seems to us that il
would have been much better TO have had
the championship season start off evenly,
and then all the club9 would havo known
Just how matters stood, even if the season
did run little late.
Arrangements have been made by the
Base Ball Association with the B. & O. K.
K for special rate for those who wish to
witness the Detroit. Wheeling game next
Wednesday. Two cents per mile IL the
rate from GAINESVILLE. Ohio, and other
points this side, aud two cents per mile for
parties of ten from Washington, Pa and
other points ihis side Knanss. our prom
isiug left band twirler, will officiate in
the box on the occasion and will be backed
up by Yak.
Will Wheeling he allowed to remain in
the Leagne? is n question that will he dis
cussed at the annual meeting this fall. She
has proved 10 he a kicker, bnlldozer and
dlaOrganiz ,r.-S SdadHskg Register IfWbeel-
ing wishes to remain in the League you
may depend on it sbe will. Yonr own ac-
tion indicates that you are the kicker and
disOrganizer. Whr e'ing has been Knocked
ont several times in League meetings, and
gracefully accepts the fact. Why can't you
stop this eternal and babyish bickeriDg?--,
Columbus Journal
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First Product of Dakota Tin,

ST. PAUL, April ia Rapid City,
Dakota, special says: The new laboratory
of the school of mines has made its first
run Of Dakota tin ore. The reduction
process proved complete success. Plans
for the erection of a large works for treat
ing tin by this process we're Immediately
formed by leading citizens. Pref. En-
mons. Of New York, who has been recent
ly inspecting and investigating mines, left
here to-day for ChiCsgO to look for ma
chinery. The process is 80 simple and
cheap it is thought the works cannot iai
To nav.
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A Cold Rlnnhsd Murder.

CANTON, ILL, April ia man named
Farris walked into the house Of NJ McGill,
south of this city two or three miles, yes
terday afternoon, deliberately drew a
pistol and shot McGill, killing him in
st1ntly. FSrris then threatened to sho (
McGilps wife and two children. The
woman begged for ber life, and Farris then
drove the woman and children from the
house Word WAS brought here and officers
went ont and arrested Farris
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Starved Himself to Dhath.

PITTSBURG, April l7.-Peter O'Neil,
who recsntly shot and killed his wife and
then shot himself, died in the county Jail
this morning. O'Neil was thought to be
better aud was removed from the hospital
to the county Jail couple Of weeks ago.
Since that time he has refused to cat and
has grown gradually weaker. Repeated
efforts were made to force food down his
throat, but they weie only partially suc-
cessful. The physicians say that he died
from exhaustion brought on by lack of
nOurishment
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A Enial Fire at NrM York

NEW YORK, April IA fire that broke
out with sudden and unexpected fury this
morning in Charles Hurter's rag sorting
factory, at Nos 365 and 367 East Third
street, caught forty five women and half a
dtz IN men at work on the floors of a five
story building and ptnued them in. Many
were forced to jump irom the building and
were caught in the fire nets without being
seriously injured. The dead body of
Minnie Leonard was found in the building
after the fire was sXtiueuishsd. The loss
nv fire is sstimsted at SO 900.
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CABELL COUNTY.

An Auxiliary State Immigration Society
Formed.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April 19.-The
Cabell County Industrial Development As,
sociation organized here this evening
Judge ]. NJ. Lsyne, President; George F,
Miller, George W. McKendree, William
DonehOe, T. NJ. Ballentine, George W,
Grobe, Vice Presidents; w. A. Gibson.
Secretary; &. w. Foster, Treasurer. The
Finance Committee appointed to raise
money will ask the County Court nexI
Monday for an appropriation. A large
subscription was raised at the meeting.
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r,,a Rrerarin. at Work.

New YORK, April 19.-Secretary Sci
fort, for the Master Brewers Association,
said that all the brsweries are working
as usual, with about two-thirds of the
ususl complement of men. One-half OF
these were, ne said, old hands, who have
returned 10 work ss individuals and not
"A members of the Union.
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Gnff snnaks nf PItt.hnrg.

WASHINGTON, April 10 H, II. Byram
Henry Paul and H. D. W. Eaglisb, o
Plttsburg, were here to-day looking aftel
speakers for the Americas Club banquet
n.xt week. Senators Sherman, Cameron
aud Quay and General GOf, Of West Vir
sinia, are among the number who accepted
iuvitations. Senerator Sherman will re
spond to the toast to the memory of Gen
oral Grant
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Conversational Notes.

The House Judiciary Committee has
reported abill for two new United States
peDitentiaries, the sites to be selected.
A caucus of Democratic Senators heard
Senator Morgan discuss the fishery treaty
for half an hour.
The House committee has decided to
report favorsbly the Breckinridge copy
right bill.
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A Wisconsin Lsrna Rraaks.

a. n'IL"A'KEE, April IA special TO
= A''"'"g Wisconsin,, rom Portage, Wis
81 a break occurred this morning in
ri,, 'Tsee T running up the stream from the
co1sia ,.ui'S on the vest bank of the Wis
E0a u i''er' nine miles 10 the Sank county
~v.n n GreVasse 2O0 feet wide occurred
pigSt o miles from the city, and before
viii S SSue,iourth of the town Of Calendouis
wat. I'om one to three feet under
yaSsJ =, rarms are flooded and houses in.
bark en- Ne agricultural season will be sci
wisonul one month by the food. The
dsy n Is at standstill at Portage TO
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needed
Caught Onto Smith.

Earned, st. Louis 10, Louisville .; errors
st. Louis Z, Louisville .; hase hite, S''
Louis Is, Louisville 9; umpire, htQuaue'
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a AIinIafer Glnaa Asfrar-

NEW BEDFORD, April 10 Rev. Charles p.
Pittsley, of West Port factory, was las,
night dragged by the hair from the home
of Mrs. Melintba Gammons and roughly
used at the hands of an angry crowd. He
fled from the hands of his prosecutors and
sought refuge in neighboring house.
alleged indiscreet intimacy with women
WAS the cauee
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Prize Fiehtsrs Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, April 1s.-sheriff Eplos, Of
Franklin county, arrived here yesterday
with warrants for the arrest Of Arthur
Flint and Hugh McMannis, the principals
in the prize fight which took place at St
Clair, in that county last Monday, and
thsir seconds, hackers, referee and nine
persons in all.
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Tho Fly.rs IN Good shane.

CHICAGO, April ia dispatch from
Springfield, Mo, says: Lucky Baldwin's
flyers. thirty in number, arrived here last
evening Volante never looked better
The Emperor of Norfolk is in splendid
condition, and his trainer says he is in good
shape to lower his record at the coming
race. Miss Ford is in good shape and looks
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Phelns In Wa Arlington.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-U S. Minister
Phelps arrived in Washington this after
noon and was met at the station by Secre
tary Baysrd, whose guest be will be dur
iny his stsy here
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Democratic Judicial Primaries.
,sny1J T.ysy,ro,o IN yhs ps,Soya-


HUNTINGTON, w. VA, April 19-The
Democratic Judicial Committee of this
district met here to-day and ordered o
primary election June 10th, to choose can
didstes for the Judgeship. Candidates
Thos II. Harvey and C W. Campbell. of
Huntington, and G.. G. Burgess, of Wayne,
addressed the committee. r. Oxley. OF
Lincoln, Taylor Yinson and George Don
nelly, OF Huntington, also made speeches
in behalf OF harmony. Judge McGinnis
refuses 10 70 into the primary and will be
an independent candidate.
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Earned runs, Keystones l, Wheeling D;
home run, Stapleton; two base hit, Stencil
passed balls, Walker 4; wild pitches, Mil
ler 9; hit by ball, by Lemons |; bases on
balls, of Lemons / struck out, by Lemons
3, by Miller 8; time, 1:50; umpire, Shep-
pard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-20

BERLIN, April 19.--Midnight. The
Emperor's condition is somewhat more
favorable. His fever is lower and respira-
tion easier. He perseyeres in transacting
business and does not cease writing. The
Empress ia often summoned to decipher
the almost illegible characters, and save
him from the annoyance of rewriting them.
As result of the family negotiations q
jointure OF Il, O00, 900 marks. is secured to
the Empress, and Prince Henry inheriis
1000 600 marks upon the Emperor 3 death.
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Funeral of an E,tlmabIe Woman.

Special Telegram 10 hs RcqistCr.
CLAREsBURG, W. VA, April 10 On
yesterday afternoon the remains of Mrs
Rector, mother of Jesse Rector, Esq, Of
this city, a respectable and highly honored
LAZY Of this connty, were inferred near
West Milford after appropriate funeral
services
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Kuled Inv Tbe,r Own EnYsns-

NEW ORLEANS. April lO.-A special
dispatch to the PieayuRe from Shreveport
says: At Boycs's Station, yesterday morn
ing. a locomotive engine turned over, in
stantly killing Geo. Woodward, the fireman,
and c. F. Rrownell, the engineer, was
badly scaldsd, and died five houIs after
ward of his injuries.
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Nellie BLY, ON the witness Stand

ALBANY, April 19.-''Nellie BY" testi-
fed to-day before the Judiciary Investi-
eating Committee that Edward Phelps
told her that he could get six OF the mem-
hers of the Committee on Cities for 81 600,
and that he could get the Committee on
Puhlie Health cheaper.
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Death of Arunah 8. Abel.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 19.-Mr. Ar
unah s. Abel, founder of the Sun, died
shortly after three o'clock this morning, in
the SD year of his ara.
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Mill Primarily Snlh

SpecIcl Ttl60Tam 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, April 10 -
To-day tho Eagle Mills property here was
sold for s., 800. C. W. Lsggett purchased
the property for Ohio parties, hut another
sale NAV be made necessary by failure of
the Ohio parties 10 show ND.
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Grain I,leXafnr llurnod.

MINNEAPoLIs, April 19.-The Journal
Hilsboro, Dakota, special Gays: The farm
ers' elevator Mt Grandin, together with j,
GOO bushels OF wheat, was burned this
morning. Loss $4,000, fully insured.
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FGnu bis present condition it i5 appre
hents3 tina, Emperor FREDERICK will die
within o u...L.
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NE CuvELING died comparatively poor.
Ho% different fron soue other prominent
politicians OF his party,
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KANSAS CITY, April 19.-After close
contest between the pitchers in which
Toole had slightly the best of it to-day,
the Cow Boys jumped onto Smith In the
eleventh inning and. piled up SIX runs nVe
of Them earned. Score:
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WHEETJNC4 W. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 90, 1888
Yesterdays GAME.
wheeling Walks All Over the Keystones,
of Pittsburg.

of Pittsburg.
The Keystone colored club, of Pittsburg,
met the Wheeling team on the Island Park
yesterday aud were defeated badly. The
game was full of fun and the zoo specta-
tors who went over enjoyed it hugely. Sol
White, of last years Wheeling team, held
down second bag for the visitors in good
style and received cheer when be went
to the bat. The Wheeling boys lined
Miller's balls all over the field, but the
Keystones were unable to anything with
Lemous' delivery, making only three hits
off him. Following is the score:
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Fell From a Steamer.

JttIlA ItItyftEhI 20 Ik I5tySsIt1.
CHARLEsTows, W. VA, April 19.-F.
NJ. Jordan fell from the steamer Sononoma
this morning at Cabin crkk, and was
drowned. He leaves family.
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Death ofa Prominent Democrat.

SUNBURY, Pa, April 19-Hon. VIM.
L. Dewert, prominent Democratic poll.
tician and leader Of his party in this sec.
tion OF the State, died suddenly last night,
aged 6S years.
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Dol aes Of Boats and Boatmen Along the
Ohio.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 8 feet 3 inches and stationary.
The Sherley will leave for Cincinnati to.
morrow afternoon at three O'Clock.
The Elaine will BE- the Parkersburg boat
this morning at IL O'Clock.
The Scotia passed mp at daylight yester.
day morning.
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The Pope Looking After Ireland,

LONDON, April 19.-The Chronicles cor
respondent at Rome says the Pope has in
structed Archbishop Walsh to compile a
report on the National League for cOnipsr-
ison with Manager Persicc's report.
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John Ward Signed.

New YORK, April 19.-Johnny Ward
signed with the New York club tonight
His salary is net known
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The G. G, Msrtin in ;as Trade.

of'cCl-A ItfetftIHt 70 ut htytstefs
PARKERsBURG, April 19.-The c. G..
Martin resumes trade tomorrow. The
damage to her hull was slight.
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,,y controversy on the subject OF the
,,;, d,ctrine. of TransubstsntiatiOD,
,'.,,s heretofore been confined to the
ms Of the REGISTER, yesterday took
,,,n, # n public JOINT debate and at
''' .,.si,ed the dimensions of religious
'- .,,n-pgt that We mean to accuse any
-, reverend gentlemen concerned with
,,;,p5isn; Tar from it; but the mat
5e,. to a point when it was beyond
..z;r ,aa'''L -,
,. -s,h.y curious and novel discussion;
p.y,,rnd Mr.. DRYDEN aud Reverend
~,5.r 3orrLOU, OF MOandSVille, who
-. IN, Father MCELLIGOrT, were the
..r,,.,l disputauts and crowd Of curl
N. .ni apparently deeply interested eiti-
uLo tiled the lower tO0r of the
~. ..-gE cf,i,e aud oVeTtlowed into the
..-.,, we're the audience.
IN. detail. " the discussion, which
.. Ssh animated wss conducted through
-. with the utmGss courtesy and dignity,
,r b. found fully sot forth on the local
40, This discussion, which was to de-
'..,.os whether G,y. Me-. DRYDEN had,
.. N, lecture, correctly quoted the Fathers
...,s Clurrh cr the doctrine Of Transub-
..,,rsu,n, took in simply n branch OF
...r,.a question, and no general conclu-
.,,v,s reached, owing to the fact that
..5 b,I ~ authority different text OF
.s. P,,bers. each therefore being right
...,,tro.. fA his authority.
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4 Very had Beat.

Special Ttgrdm TO Tie Register.
ZANEsvLLE, o, April 19-The exhi-
bition game between the Dsiroits and
Zinesvile was witnessed by two thousand
people to-day. The game started of au-
spiciously for Zauesville, but in the third
inning the Deiroits put on their slugging
clothes and netted lve runs A change Of
pitchers to Cnons resulted still more dis
astrously for Z nesville, tho team heCom-
ing completely ratified. Gnmbert then
pitched the rest of the game successfully.
Score:
Innings. 2 )
Zancsville ........ ..... l 0 l o. 1
Detroit. l s 0 ~-22
BIse hits, Dstroit Is, IInesvilIe 8;
errors, Detroit g. Xinesville 6; batteries,
Baldwin ard Bennett, Grnher and
Rroughton for D5troit, Duck, Coons and
Gumbert pitchers and johnson catcher for
GAINESVILLE.
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TFVS AND COMMENT.
ruE WEATHER..

go, Virginia. Slightly colder fair
F1- "SS-r,to fresh uoJtheriy winds
oTe Tes rsqnsslSs1iSS LiES} sEiS0,S TSiRs GSdSE or
9rr 'o...., r1-thwS>.erly winds, becoming
Ia, - 'r,lrIv stationary temperature, and
as,.t -, winds alOug the lakes.
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BASE BALL.

The Browne, Kansas Citys, Athletics and
BrookIyns Win.
ST. LOUIS. April 19.-The Browns ter
rife batting sgain carried them to victory.
Recker was pounded hard, the Browns
punching their hits when they were most
paadai
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A Dismal Game.

NEW YORK, April 10. Brooklyn again
defeated Cleveland to-day. The weather
was dismal and so was the game.
IHningS:-. l :,
BROOKLYN. ......... ........ 0 O-lt
cleveland ,',,........O % 0 l l O. )
learned rms, Brooklyn 4, Cleveland j;
errors. Brooklyn 6, Cleveland II; base
hits, Brooklyn II, Cleveland 6; umpire,
Gaffuey,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-20
Matthew Arnold lnrled,

LONDON, April 19.-The funeral of
Matthew Arnold took place to-day at
Lalhem, near Staines, his birthplace.