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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
TAYLOR REPUBLICANS
Hold q Convention In which Not All Is
Harmony.

Hold q Convention In which Not All Is
Harmony.
Special telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
GRAFTON, October l3.-Ths Republi-
cans of Taylor county met the Court
House to-dsy for the purpose Of nominal
ing a county ticket. William Watkins,
superintendent of the Grafton Pump Fac
tory, wss made chairman, and James w.
Holt and E, G. Jeffreys were called upon
to come forward and act as secretaries.
The following ticket wss nominated:
For House cf Delegates, Dr.. A. Il.
Thayer. Sheriff, s. B. jenkins. Assessor,
First district. Tncs. Turner; Second dis
trics, F. J. Burdeste. CGuaty Commis-
sioner, n. F. B.okaId.
This county is conceded to be Republi-
can by q majority ranging between 200
and 250. Yet it is not outside the range
of probabilities that the entire tickes
nominated to-day will be Ceseated in No
vember, provided the Demo :ats nominate
a strong ticket next Saturday. This they
certainly will do, more bee. u1e, owing to
the greIt dissatisfaction existing among
the defeated candidates aud their friends,
there is now more than a fighting chance
for the Democratic ticket. Fettermsn
District was entirely ignored in the pro-
gramme laid down by the bosses, and ss
for Booths Creek! well, their claims seems
to have never eutered the minds of the
slate fxers. Samuel Waller, ex-sheIitf
and the most popular Republican in the
county, was thrust aside, bscaute his name
was not on the slate. and Samuel Gramm,
whom every ybody, Democrat es well as
Republican hor or and respect, and who
wal promised the nomination four years
ego, was also slaughtered because he was
''Foreigrec" from neighboring state.
Mr. Gremm has been for years the
chairman of the republican county
commmit3e and hard worker
for his party. Yet when
the roll is called of thcss who deserve some.
thing at the hands Of the party, Gramm
is told to take back seat, and the ring
candidate is told 't1 come up higher"
Clark Gather, who four years ago was
defeated for Pross cutting Attorney, allowed
his friends to again press his just claims on
the NLy. Dut ALAS poOr NiaIA' you ulu
net cons sult the oracle" and 'TelP' La
follet Of the firm of Mccormick & Co. the
Dictated candidate of Sam Mccormick go!
the nomination.
TIE Democrats will hold their County
Convention next Saturday. They should
profit by the mistakes of the Republicans
to-day, and nominate strong and popular
ticket, and success will surely crown their
work. Hon. W. L. Wilson and others Wi
address the p4cpls of Taylor county on
that day.
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CONDEMNED TELEGRAMs.

in. yeasy, q well-known Cincinnstian,
he's begun q war on spiritua ism. He
claims it caused the death cf friend OF
his
Mrs. Q A. Nichols, prominent Brock
lyn lady, lost one thousand dollars worth
Of diamonds which she was carrying in her
hustle.
Fright Conductors Of the Ucion rail-
road have been indicted for stealing goods.
Minnie Boyd, aged :, and her two baby
sisteIs were burned to death in q fire OF
Mexico, Mo.
Strickers assaulted two OF the tcsb cal
men in q Chicago grocery, and q een
eral fight e1sued. One man on each side
was badly hurt.
J. NJ. Zane & Co, a big Wisconsin lum.
Der firm has assigned. The liabilities are
not known.
Commissioner Walker hss begun an in.
vestigation into the methods pursued by
the Transco atinental Association in fixing
their discriminating freight rates.
At Purcetown, s. G, Lawrence Harris,
a young man of high soci Il SANDING, rode
down Miss Minnie Hammond with q spir.
tied horse. Unrtquited love clused The
act. Miss Hammond viii die. Harris
will be lynched if captured.
Fields, the outgoing county treasurer o
wabaunsee county, K+, was di e,vered tc
bs - defaultsr. yesterday, in the gum ol
$4,000.
The amount OF the defalcation Of Treas
urer Boswortb, at Falls River, Mass, has
rssched S45 .010
Justsn, fresno, Huutress, Stockton, E;
ard Glsnmouud were the winners in ths
Jerome Park races yesterday.
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McAULIFFE-MYERS.

The Two Greatest Light weights Of the
World To Fight.
NEW YORK, Ostobsr l3-JMk Nc
AuliGt, the lightweight champion and
holder of tie Fox diamond championship
belt, accepted yesterday . cta'lsrg. from
Billy Myers, the Irlicois lightweight.
McAuliffs is b,ckei by Dick Roche, the
81. Louis bookmskcr. He peiei $500
Yesterday to arrange tor . match ioi from
81, 900 70 81, 800 Q side and the Light
weight chami ,nship McArl'ffs says hs
will fight within eight wesk, ef sisuiI Z
Of the astjclt1 at soms plscs within 600
miles OF this city.
The long newspaper CONTEXT bstwte, the
these men will now Likely c,ms to N
and
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TIE KANAWHA VALLEY.
Union Labor Men-HuntlDg-
tons Grand Rally.

Enthusiastic Union Labor Men-HuntlDg-
tons Grand Rally.
Special Tslegram 10 The Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 1S.-
The Union Labor meeting at the Opera
House, les. evening despite the rain, wa7
q very successful affair. The nesting was
addressed by Mrs. Severance. Over five
hundred people listened to the address,
though the rain poured down. One hun
dred and ten OF the L,borites turned out
with torches. The bstting is even here
that Streeter for PreEdsnt and Piersol for
Governor will beat Harrison and Gof In
the county.
Huntingdon will hold q grand Demo
cratic reilly, Tu's1sy, to be sddI esse1 by
CIV. Wilson and Col. J. W. st. Clair.
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the yl,sswa,e. Ths only other reduction
claimed is S5,759, ,7sS 95 on eugar. and
tbi, is said to result from reduced duties.
From this settlement 1t will Be sean that
of the totsl amount Of reduction claimed
that is $35, ,s69 437. 76-tbc sum Of 81, :
75s, ,7S3 95 il on the single article Of sugar,
leaving or ly So, ,109 653 81 On all other ar-
titl-s; and of this s., SCI, 76s.6l, or nearly
the whols amount, is claimed on account
OF increases Of duties. II 10 tcarcely
necessary fer me 10 say to this INTEL g mt
sudisnce that increases Of duties, while
they may diminish the revenue BY
PROHIBITING DdPoRTArIoNs
cannot possibly reduce the taxes or the
charges upon the people. On the c,r-
trary, THY necessarily INCREASE the taxes,
whsthe; they reduce the revenue or not.
II they do not prohibit o: check importa.
tions, then, Of course, the imported article
article must psy tie increase Of duty, and
it il added to the price and falls upon the
domestic corsnmer at last. II, on the
Other hand, the Increase Of duty dots 10
fact prohibit or check importations, the
people must either do without the article
or purchase it from the domestic pro iucer
at an enhanced price and pay the tar to
him inst ID of the government. OF course
il the increase Of duty did not enable tie
domestic prodacer to increase the price Of
his article it would be of no bene6, what
ever 10 him. What is needed now il in.
dicious and substantial reduction Of the
revenue, not by an increase of taxxtion,
but by q reduction cf t,Iation upon the
uecessarits of life. and upon the
materials used in cur industries. This
would be of far greater advantage to our
and to the laborers who
work in their establishmer t, than all the
increases of duties proposed in the reform
tariff bill, and besides 1t would afford
much needed measure of relief +, the great
b ,dy Of consumers, who at last pay for
all the materials and all the labor used in
our minidg, manufacturing and mechani-
cal industries With cheaper materials
aud ctelper mactine'y there would be no
ne ,eesity or excuse for cheaper labor.
With wider markets for our p ,oducs there
would bs no necessity or excuse for lock-
,uts and suspension of work and labor
would have constant emI )yment at fair
wages. Capital would realize o steady
,ud uniform p'oft, and the consumer
would not be subject to the eItortions Of
trusts and monopele,.
The crowd of listeners contained prob.
IDLY $1,000 persons independent Of the
business mems procession. The number
If persons in lire is estimated at 10000.
A substantial platform on the sub treasury
steps contain cd invited gustts, and it was
decorated with flags and stream-
,-s. A large portra;t of Pre- ident Cleve-
and aud another of A. G. Thurman were
o, the two large pillars Of the
facirg the people.
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CABLE YLAHn.

n. Kochsfs cf The UepR C,mmsfeial
Scbool NJ Paris will take up tbs late
Father schlsya's work In The popagstisa
Of volspat.
The Livespeol PHI ,mstt /, s,cisty VIII
tsndsr . bspq oct 70 Jsmss Rass II Lossll
ON tbe eve Of bis saliaS fss Anaise -
Nsvsnbs n
Tee Dss1 ct wiseSestss and masy o.hfr
mszbess Of tht EsG iSh cicgy bsvs Loa.
trib7bd % tbe fsnd 70 The rsiisf efsvtctkd
hmiliey In Ireland.
Ns. R.shbsos, United Ststes Csnsul-
Gme<sl st Pafis, has notified Amesienn
atissas IN Prsscs tbst tbsy make ostb at
Amsriesa 90 ,sulstA 70 the fees required
by IL d,erss Seissjny 70 faelsnas h
tsndfns % rsiis II RnDcs.
Twesty ttossssd YsfksbIse eoll!so hsvs
Riysa nosies 70 thaf enploy&s ttas they
vii - % . stihD uAlsss trey ass 60
Odd 10 pss esst a1vsses IN thtis
waeM Ii, szpselei thai - 600 es'lisn
VII giseyoscs h ths aAne e1sct bt5eeo
ths ed Of ths vtek.
TIE esnnittes hasfsg lgp q IT,
fnsd 70 poy IL sxpesoeG - IL Rnfns4
IN his iiiieatisu Vish ~ nn0hngo tngneG
10 esualar IL vhieh Ny saafe 0nS54-
600 has thas fas bsa supgih1. ia
thsy ssy, 60 ssly b yeapefd - -
pucIeus G ~ en- whieA 4 = noomnxf
= raiss = eany - ths9iA S
D. LAyS p,.s. 9. . u -
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WHERE Is THE DOODLE.
Kanawhs Republicans Fighting for 1t aud
Kulfing Gof.

Kuifing Goff.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
HUNTINGTON, October ia gentle
man Just from Charleston, tells me that
the Goff folio Hers Just received another
installment of Poodle. The funds for
Kanswhs have been put in the hands Of
Steel Hawkins, Sere Atkinson, one Nc
DINA ind 9th rs. The faithfult trough
out the County te1riof tbs recent dis
tribution of shekles and straightwsy
made for ths Repub lean headquarters in
Charleston, but the Bosses denied the re-
CAPT of any funds, from the Chief. Keeper
of mortag.s at Clsrksburg, and there was
ma hing Of teeth and great wrath
The country local leaders believe the
money was received and swear vengeance
agsinst tte ticket Tie charge is gener-
ely believed by all others The same
gentleman tells me he HIS it from reliable
authority that Goff meddled with the local
ticket in Kanawhs, and for that reason
several late local bosses have whettei up
their knives aud intend to take scalp or
two on the Och.
The Re eoublicsns are not making much
an out ward canvass in this county, but are
working the still hunt for all there is
in IL
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william and Loo Differ,

ROME, Octt thar Is In the interview v be-
tween the Pope and Emperor William yes
terday, His HJliuess emphasized the ne
cessi.y of the restoration of the temporsl
power and said all sovereigns should unite
to assure it. Emperor William replied
II would be more to the Pops's avdsnts ge
to unite with those who represent the
principles OF order and social conservatism
and II ersby to better secure the peace ti
the world.
Kiug Humbert has decorated Emperr
William with the Grand Gordon Of Il G
Military Order of Savoy.
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Political Points

Ii is expected that Ssnstor Sabiu will re-
ceive some Democratic votes in his contest
for reelection in Michigan.
Ashbel P. Fitch, the Republican mem
Der Of Congress from New York, who flop
pei on the Mills bill, has been nomina-
ted by Tsmmany Hal Mr.. Fitch is .
representative of the German element in
tie city.
Hon. s. s. Cox bas.bsen omi1stedfor
Congress by the Democrats Of the Ninth
New YO-k DIS riet.
The Seventeenth District County De.
mocrsey, and ex-Asssmblyman George Il.
McAdsm, of the Fifteenth district boltsd
Hswi.t yesterday, and comes ont 70; Grant,
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HILL IN INDIANA.
He Receives q Great Ovation ut Evans
Vile.

He Receives q Great Ovation ut Evans
Vile.
LAFAYETTE IND, October 13.-Gov-
trnor Hill aad party arrived at $3.50 this
morning. There were TO demon, trstions
at towns en- rcut, from Indianspoli' The
party was met at the dtp,t by an escort
composed of the Old Romsn Club, Of Pur-
due, the HeDdritk' and the Blue Jeans
clubs, Of Indianapolis, with the First regi.
ment band and the Lafayette drum
corps. They were efclrted 10 the Lshey
Hou' e, where they rested until noon. Tne
city WAS crowded with visitors fom sur.
rounding counties, not lsss than ten
thousand strangers bsiog present The
mafs me sting at the rink convened ct 9
o'clock. Ex-S .natOr J. W. Frer CD. editor
of ths Journal presided. The building
was crowded 10 suffocation. Several
thousand were unabl, TO obtain
admission. Governor H!ll received
on ovation as he appeared.
He spoke an hour and WAS repeatedly in
terrupted by wild applause. Many Of his
tariff Arguments were the same as EN-.
ployed at NJ .hell snd Indianapolis. The
speaker concluded by euloRizipg President
Cleveland and Judge Thurman.
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POWDERLY
REPLIES 10 BlRRY'S STRUCTURES.
The E-oommittssm,n Suspended Over Thns
Months Ago.
SOIR MYSTERIOUS CHARGES HlDE.
II VIII Greats . Sensation in Labor
Circles

Special Ttieroa 10 th< stsdiIy Rcoister.
PrTTsBuRG, Pa, O.tcbr 13.-The
The Leader tomorrow will pub'i.h the
principal points Of . sensational letter
from Mr.. Powderly to Harry H. BengouRh,
. prominent Pit'.barg K. of L. in which
the G. II. W. tells the public for tho frst
time that Thomas Barry was suspended
from offlos three months ago on streugth
Of teriou, charges which we're preferred BY
tie Toronto Canada District Assembly.
does not reveal the charges. He
will make oomrl.te reply t, Barry 3 speech
e. and letters st the Indianapolis conven-
ton and not before. He accuses both Bar.
~ and Litchmsn Of being Knights for
revenue only and says Bhrrys utterances
arc those of diseased mird.
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did here tie audience there would not tel
crate it and tie cries that greeted him
here of 'Give us tariff would he thun-
dered at him ty an audience of wsge-
workers.
loving to limi!el telegraph facilities
the REGISTER is unable 10 present full
report of the above debate. To-morrow's
issue will contain complete and accu-
rate account of it.
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VIII the Strike Spread 2

PIrrsBURG. PA, o tobsr l3 Whether
or not the strike Of the Chicago street car
men will extend 10 PittsburR. Phil,dsl.
phia aud New York, to oil lines cont oiled
ty the Yerkes syndicate. has not yet been
determined. Everything depends on the
ra ult Of the conf, renee in Chic'go, ia
settlement is effected there, the threatened
.trike in this and Other cities will he
avsrted. National Ma,ter Workman Ma
zee, of Assembly 2a6, now in Pitttburg.
was shown . dispatch from Chicago this
cit .rnoon stating that the strike would be
declared on again and that Ysrkes bad
declined to have further % so,istions. lie
did not appear to te sup ci.
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THE MEN AT WORK.
West Side Strikers Return Pending NoEo-

Wsst Side Strikers Return Pending Nogo-
tiauons.
CHICAGO, O,tober l3.-In accordance
with tbs arrange nsnt made between the
strikers and President Yerkes at last
nights q nterence, street car trafti, wss re-
sumed on the West Side this morning and
has continued throughout tho day. A
large number Of cars havo been run
on the North Side alo. though
by no means the usual number. They
were guarded by the rolice - usual, bat
met with no opro at!on. At IL O'Clock In
the forenoon Q commit - n presenting tho
North Side strikers called upon Pse.iicnt
Yerkss to few what proT o,itiou he would
make looking to . settle nent Of the
trouble
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1uuort.n. Iasurssc. Case Decided.

Important Insurencs Ssss Dec'oso'
CHICAGO, Oc'obsr 13.-Judge Anthony
rendered decision oa IN important quss.
ton In sccid snt insurance yesterday. Mrs.
Libbie A. Fsirmsn susd life aud scci-
dent ESQ :iatiou 70 recover 5000 on tbs
death OF bar husband. Tbs association re-
fused 10 pay the death benefit becsu.o
Fsirmsn was alleged to have btea 10 sr.
rears for his certificate and was 70 very
inHrm and sickly condition, sod bsnce
bad risk. Mrs.. Fairmsn ctsimed that her
husbands brother tsndered te Arrears OF
duss 70 the treasurer, bat the Later re-
fums 70 secspt them. The court found In
favor Of The defendant, and held thst in
declining to accept 'hs arrears. unie"
Fsirman consented 10 . rsSx,minstion
the trsasurer Was justi6ed. He held tfat
the tender of arrears while Faumaa wis
infirm and dck was like making % apph-
cation for nsw ipsorsnce.
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Two states In " hitch Democrats are Bound
to Gain.

Two States In " hitch Democrats are Bound
to Gain.
DEs NONE. October Is Senator
Batter, one OF the mes prominent Demo
Gratis in Iowa, has sst returned fIOn a
visit to Michigan and Illirois. He got
Interested in the campaign in Michigan
and made number oE speschcs in Bur
rows district. lie thinks Michigan will
20 Democratic and that Palmer is goirg to
be elected 10 II iucis. He says: The
electoral vote Of the State may not bs cast
for Cleveland, but I've every belief that
Pslmer's election Is assured. His personal
following is stronger tlan that OF any
other maQ rov in politics. You will find
Republicans in sll parts of the State who
are going to vote for him
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A Failure at Sistersvills.

Special TsS<oroH 10 Tie Sunday Register.
SIsTERsvLLE, W. VA, October 13.-
The Republicans here for the last two
weeks have been getting ready for grand
rally to-day. Posters were sent every
where around Stating that the only Geo.
Wesley and Hutchinson and Campbell
would be present to sddess the psopls
Th,y bought red fire and fire works, made
Q 81 foot flag, and by persistent personsl
efforts got forty-seven men and boys to-
gether. II was an immsnse-fzzle. The
Idee of November will nat make them
sicker looking than they are this evening
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4 Mand-rsr,. sudden ID ,ath

NptctGA 4tsgftsHt 70 yta N.5stc-tIs
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October ia
German emigJant was found dead in the
closet OF q train ol the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad this merging near Qainnimont
and was taken to Huntington where the
remsius were buried He had a ticket to
Yicksbnrg, Miss, and is supposed to be
man named H4inyriCh, shipped with lot
of enigrantl hon Castle Garden for the
south day before Yesterday.
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Cameron's Democracy Aroused.

Special TsSsorun 10 tk Sunday Register.
CAMERON, October 13.-Gu the 18th
inst. large and enthusiastic, meeting OF
the Democracy of Marshall county was
held at Pleasant Va ley. A fine hickory
pole was placed on end snd nobly waves
the stars and stripes far above those on the
poplar pole raised by tie Republicans q
few days b fore. Mr.. Thos. McCleary, Of
G. cane county, Pa, was called to the
chair. Mr.. L. Newman and Mr.. James
Ewing aidIese the mee,icg, they icing
interrupted In their remarks to some ex-
teat. They made strcng addresses.
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A Good Meeting Mt Bolton.

Specidl TSleOram 70 lN Sunday ReQlaT.
BELToN, w. VA, October 13.-The
Democratic meeting which was held here
today was q grand SUCCESS, taking into
COL rsideration the inelemsncy Of the wealth
CT. There were about two hundred present,
of which sb ,ut twenty-five were Republi'
cans, and among those were SONS of the
high protective tariff men Of Belton. Prof.
Ro ,mer, of Wheeling, ably discussed the
issreI OF the day. He was listened 10 with
marked attention, and his speech undoubt-
edly will make impressions on the minds
of his hearers that will tell for the Demo-
crsts on the 9Th of November next.
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The Poll New York state.

Special Telegram 10 ths Sunday Register.
NEW YORK, Ostober 13.-The poll Cf
the State CT New York was completed tc-
day and elbows the most encouraging re-
turns. The poll has been taken carefully
and thOroughly under the control Of men
experienced in the work. 1t shows that
the Democracy will be jnstiisd in expect
ing at least II 600 plurality. They have
made much greater gains than their op.
ponents. Everybody at the Democratic
headquarters was telling jubilant over the
Iesuli to day.
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Ifthe employees Of the lsrkss syndicate
are called out in eye-y city, the great cor
poration may be brought t, terms. 1t is
useless fog employees to exptcs justice OF
the hands ofsuch nea az President IeIbes,
however great may Re their grievance, or
great their complaints. II ever the
grievances Of labor justified ths extension
OF strike to remote and Disconnected
enterrris,s, it would s>cn thst they did in
this case,
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MAY LOSE HER JOB.

a Niece OF Longfellow Hanging on to =
Prscarlous Pension.
BOSToN, October 13.-Mrs. NJ. L, Nor
ris, a niece of the poet LonfellOw, who
has been supporting herself and her chill
dIen by acting as smanu ens's Tor Frank B
Sspbrrn, the dsro'ed State Insp cto, Of
Charities, will prob bly, .o'e her position
through the eniorIel retirement OF Mr.
Ssnborn. S'e has bs en- motif ID to cease
work. hat retusgs to do so until receiving
orders on the Government.
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Germany Bent on Conquest.

LONDON, October 13.-The Standard $
Berlin pecisl Dispatch says that the Ger
man government is firmly resolved TO
make secure the prestige of the Empire in
Africa, but that it will await reports he.
fore coming to a final decision upon tie
measures nete sa-y to he taken.
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PRESIDENT YEREEs has ccms down from
his lordly position and CONSENTED to confer
with a committee Of the strikers. The
volumicoas sud eloquent deuuucistion he
was receiving from the ChiCaSo public
probably hsd some effect on the Railway
King.
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noh.r, a.rr,t, arowlex Bstssr.

NEW YORK, October 13.-Mr. Garrstt's
condition h improving d'ily, srd Dr.
Jsob, hopes thst BIZ Distinguished pa
tisrt will b stls 10 lssvs Rinsvo,A fee
bis home In Baltimore on HovsmbH ~.
Mf. Gsnest sfser god nights rest, vss
IN q unusually etc Hful mood this NOM
ipR. and By his own rq1sst took Iorg
walk through the 8 'oopds Of the A.llx
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THE SEASON CLOSED.

Ponnant Base Ball at An End-Philadsl-
phia Drops Into Third Place.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October l3.-Chi-
csgo by non-appearsnce forfeited to the
Philadelphia team to-day by Q 100.
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War to the Knife.

New YORK, October 12.-John HOey,
of the Adams ESp7sl Company, has out
lined the future policy of his corporation,
which will be war to the knife against the
United States al d otber express companies
clmDetipg with tbs Adams
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Probably Fatally Cut by Robbers.

PAREERsBURG, W. VA, October 13.-
Curtis MoriS q prominent citizen OF
Rt,h;e county, was attacked by three
masked robbers on the highway last night.
The thieves cut and Injured Morris severe
]y if not fatally, and IObbsd him Of 500
ard then made their escape.