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south naas.sas Forgot Everything Else
ia the Fight.

south uas.otsas Forgot Everything Else
i1 the Ffght.
I.sssE IS ID October . South Da-
koia's lrs, State election descended TO a
degncr. scramble for capital location.
There has been no fight on snythiBg else.
Msl'ete is elected Governor by over 1000
ngoa'y Picker sud Clifford 70 to Con-
uess The Epubtcln majority in the
leg s.a-n-e will be az least go. insuung
the election of two Republican Uniied
States Senators The vote was enormous,
probably S0.0.O. and the trade and sale cf
ballots Was based on she capitsl fight. For
the csptsl Pierre, Huron, Waiertown,
Chimbran. Sioux Falls and Mitchell
were entered. Toe reports received up 10
thisuo-umg Indicate a vote for Pierre OF
26 0N Huron 2l,O0O, Sioux Falls 1l,OOo.
Watsrown 10000, Mitchell 7OoO and
CHAMBERLAIN o. coo. All the ante election
talk cf fraud proved bat wind.
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rRouLslrIoN BEArEN.
Sorth Datoka R-jsc-s the Anti-Liquor
Law by 2.IOO.

Sorth Datoss R-j-c-s the Anti-Liquor
Law by $500.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIN, O,tober 2.-The
staff correspondent Of the Journal who is
looking after the election returns Of North
Dakota. sends the following from Fargo.
Returns up TO IL o'clock this morning
from on counties received az the head
auartsfs Of the Republican State Contra.
Committee give Miller. Republican, ma
,1rity over Roach for Governor cf 5 l12.
Wller ru1s behind bis ticket about 2,O00
The avsrags Republican msion'y IS about
1000 and H Hnshrough's majority for C)n-
grtss viii reach 5000
Il 7. G,edkiud a Wholesale liquor
3eslsr "a, Bsma,ck, devoted spscial attsn-
zion To- retu-as Ou The prohibition cues
ION and has heard i,om every county, the
-eurus showing a total msiority OF 100
as.inst prohibition in the State. TIE e.
pabfcans have elected ten Senators ard
eighteen Representative, and the Demo
craes two Senators and SIX Representa-
tives. the others not being entirely heard
from
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MEN OF THE CHURCH.
THB GENERAL PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION
Opened in New York YssiUday-ImPrsssiys
Ceremonies On The 0ccssion-Ths Work to
ba Dons-Ths New Prssby-
terry Votes Bgailsl Revision.

NEW YORK, October 2.-The General
Convention Of the Pfoteetant Episcopal
Church Of America, held every three years,
opened this morning in st. Georges
Church, Stuyvesant Square. This is look
ed upon as one of the most notable con-
ventions over held by the church in this
country. This is the centennial snniyer-
sary of the adoption Of the constitution OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church and Of
the holding Of the first general convention
as prescribed by that constitution. It is
also notable from the number Of important
subjects to come up before the conven-
lion. Oae of the questions to be sst-
tied is the proposed change OF uame
of the church, many being opposed TO
the present name. Another important
question is that of proportional representa-
ton. There are also eighteen resolutions
proposing alterations and additions IN the
Book Of Common Prayer" which were
adopted at the Chcsgo Convention thrCe
years ago and which vii! come mp before
the present Convention for fnsl action.
The General Convention consists Of two
houses, the House of Bishops nun eriug
forty bishops and the House of Deputies
consisting of over 400 Lay and Clerical
Delegates, two of each from each diocese.
THE CONVENTION OPENED
to-day with religious exercises, the regular
morning communion service being cele-
brated. Atl1 o'clock every seat in the
church was occupied. While the large
assemblsge sat patiently waiting the opsn-
ipg of the service, there rose softly Al first
and then groEiug stronger, the clear
voices OF ST. Georges choir OF boys and
men. The choir marched down the cent,e
aisle 10 the entrance, and was joined By
several OF the clergy of the church In clel-
ical robts. Meanwhile the forty bishops,
comprising the House of Bishops, had as-
sembled in the Memorial House on Six
teenth street, and from it they marched
in procession, clad in their
silk gowns, lawn sleeves and other insignia
Of their Episcopal dignity. They were
met Of the entrance to the church by the
clergy of the committee TO make arrange
ments and the choir OF men and boys.
The choir singing, the procession marched
slowly back TO the chancel, followed by
TIE bishops. The latter arriving at the
chancel, took seats within It. At their
head there walked Bishop Williams, the
oldest bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in America. The simple and
we'll known morning feryice was then be-
gun and proceeded until Bishop Whipple,
of Minneapolis, ascended the pulpit 10
preach the sermon Of the dsy.
Rev. Dr.. Morgan Dix was Nominated
by Rev. DR.. Elliott, Of MafyAud, for
President, and Rev. DR.. Dix accordingly
became President Of the Honse Of Deputies.
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MCOSH BEATEN.
The ET President of Princeton FavOrs Re
vision but Is Worsted.

The EI President OF Princeton FavOrs Re
vision but Is Worsted.
NEW YORK, October 2.-The Pfesbytery
Of New Brunswick, at iis annual meeting
in New Brunswick, n. j., yesterday, dis
cussed the proposed revision of the West
minister Confession OF Faith. The New
Brunswick Presbytery embraces in It's
boundaries Princeton College and Stmin
ary, and the members of the faculties OF
both were present in force to take part IN
the discussion ExPresident MCCjsh tx
pressed himself wholly in favor OF reyis-
ion.
"There is danger" be said, ''in stirring
up this matter, bat there Is more danger
in ignoring it or posiponing It, The
movement 10 favor Of revision has been
pushed very earnestly by the Young men,
and it will as surely be pushed in the fu-
,ure. Revision seems likely 10 come, and
lift must come. it, better that there should
be no hesiiancy, but that the movement
should be guided By the older and more
conservative men aud guided cOurageous-
ly and openly"
FREE OFFER OF SALVATION.
DIR. McCosh spoke briefly of the Ian
guage OF the clause, declaring tbat God.
for His own glory, had fortordained some
men to everlasting life and some to ever.
lasting death" and then continued
There is want 10 our Confession OF
clear and prominent utterance, such as
we have in the Scripture everywhere. Of
the love Of God 10 all men, and Of th5
free gift Of Jesus and of salvation 10 all
men, not TO the elect alone. ind that
some of our best and soundest young
men are turned from their inclination 10
enter upon the ministry, or having
entered upon il, are annoy
ed by few obnoxious phrases
that keep staring them 10 the
face. and By absence Of the COM
plete recognition Of the infinite love and
mercy OF God. Leave ont these OBJ
noxious phrases and put in the very front,
20 the most prominent expresss0n oi our
doctrine, this one OF Gods love to al and
OF the free oifer Of salvation. Oar Coui's-
sion meets the hereses Of the seventeenth
century, but not the hertsits Of the nine
teenth. | confess, too, that / should like
to have in the PfesbJ terian Church
shorter and clearer creed than the west
Minister Confession. Oar theolcgians do
not accept it as a whole. Among The theo-
logical seminaries some njsc. one part.
.ome reject another, all reject something
VOTED IT DOWN.
The question was debated a. length,
vote was finally taken and the Pferbytery
replied in the negative to the overture Of
the General Assembly, askirg whether u
favored a revision Of the c infession, "a
delegates voting against revision, and IL
for il
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Oiher Games.

At Observation-Disclosures ., Phils-
ielphia 12; errors, Indianapolis 3, Phila
delphis 4; hits, indianapolis 6, Philadel
phis II Pitchers, Boyle, Rnsie and Baf'
finton.
At Chicago-Chicsgo 9, Washington 7
errors, Chicago 5. Washington Z; hits
Chicago ~, Washington 8. Pitchers
Krock and Hutchinson.
At Baltimore-Baltmore 13, Athletic:
-; errors, Baltimore 3, Athletics 5; hits,
Baltimore II, Athletics II. Pitchers,
Cunningham and Bausewine.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis Is, Kansas City
5; errors, ST. Louis !, Kansas City 6; hits
81. Louis IA, Ksnsns City 8. Pitchers
Ramsey and Chamberlain, Sowders.
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MOVING wEST.

The United Glass CO. VIII Fix Headquar-
teTs at Chicago.
PITTsBURG, October 2.-The United
Glass Company, whicl is the name Of the
combination of Northern and Western
window glass manufacturers, is going tC
remove its headquarters to Chicago. The
company'e offices are now in Syracuse,
but it is thought advisable that it would
be better for the concern to move the
centre of its operations, to the West, and
thereby get an entire monopoly OF the
Western trade.
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CHARLESTON NEWS.

Delinquent Land List-A New CLERK Ap-
pointed Other Matters.
srcciGl Tsls sgran 70 tls Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October q
Judge F. A. Guthrie will leave for Upshur
county to. morrow, where he will hold
Court Tor Judge Bennett, who goes as a
knight Templar representative TO Wash
ington, D. c.
TIE State Auditors clerks are busy
making out the delinquent land list for
Kanawha county.
State Auditor P. F. Duffy has appointed
J. A. jordan, Of Hinton, TO a clerkship in
bis office.
Rev Father T. ]. Duffy, Of LswisbuIg,
is a guest at the st Albert.
Mr H. G Goshorn and wife are rejOic-
log over the appearance Of son and heir.
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MARYLAND SYNOD.
Evangelical Luihersns In Session at Mar
tinsburg.
Special TeleOTdfa 10 he ReoLstfr

tinsburg.
Special Telegram 10 he Register.
MARTINsBURG, W. VA, October o.
The Maryland Synod Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church convened in ST. Johns
Lutheran Church in this city to-day. For
several days past ministers, delegates and
visitors have been arriving on almost ev.
cry train. Commencing to-day, the Synod
will continue until the 7th inst, inclusive
Business meetings will be held daily from
8 q. m. TO IL M, 2:30 10 1880 p. m and
from 7:3O p. m. to 8 p. IN. The entire day
was consumed in securing entertainment
for the clerical and lay delegates. The
number Of ministers and delegates is esti.
mated at about 200 A large number OF
visitors are also ia attendance.
Rev. o. s. S.Iumr, the resident pastor,
has worked diligently to secure q success
ful meeting Of the Synod and tte COM
Portable enjoyment of its members. The
officers are Rev P. NJ. Bike, President;
Rev. Victor Miller, Secretary, and William
Il. James, Esq, Treasurer. To-dsy's ex-
ercises consisted of opening sermon at 7:90
p. m. by the President, Rev. p. NJ. Blkle
To-morrow's exercises will be occupied in
perfectiDg an organization.
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Terrible Suffering.

Four weeks ago, Eliza Marcus, aged 7C
years, an ia mate of the County Iofrmsry
at Canfeld, Jefferson county, o.,
went to visit friends at Wash
pgtonyille. Two weeks ego later she re-
turned, getting off the train at the station,
which is in sight Of the irfirmary build
ings. 1t is supposed she became bewilder-
ed and started in an opposite direction
Saturday morning week, farmer resid-
ipg within bslf a mile of the iufrmary,
discovered in the woods the body Of b
woman half submerged in water and still
living She was removed and identified ss
Mrs. Marcus. She failed to rally and died
in the afternoon. II is supposed that for
two weeks sbe bad been wandering in the
woods without food or shelter, and almost
in sight Of where she bad been making her
h0ma
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NOT ENOUGH CARS.
The b. & o. Shutting Down on its Coal
Shipper6

The b. & o. Shutting Down on its Coal
shippers.
PIrTsBURe, October Goal shippers
along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
were notified yesterday by the company
not to ship any more slack or nut cOal
until further notice.
The reason for this move on the part Of
the railroad company is said to be the
great scarcity of cars. The railroad does
not want to ship anything else but lump
coal, on that account, in order to keep the
private consumers supplied with fuel.
The operators, however, are very indig-
nsnt, and they accuse the railroad of dis
eliminating as to what shall be shipped on
their cars.
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CLEVELAND, October mike Kelly,
the high-priced star in the Boston team,
created scene at League Park to-day. 1t
is claimed that he was intoxicated and
that whiskey was the cause Of his disgrace,
which came upon him at the beginning of
the seventh inning. Kelly WAS in Uniform
but was too much ''indisposed" to play.
He sat mufllsd up in an overcoat on the
bench of the Cleveland players and made
profane comments on the game as it pro-
gressed. When Cleveland was three runs
ahead be ventured to inform the members
of bis club iu a loud tone of voice that
they couldn't win. lyon never win"
said he, with characteristic modesiy,
when l don't play. Kelly is king. l
am king"
In BOston's half of the sixth, Richardson
was touched out at the plate. Kelley did
not like Umpire McQuaide's decision, and
when the inning WAS over, strode toward
McQuaide with blazing eye and inhamed
face. He told the Umpire that he had
come West to rob Boston of the pennsnt,
and at the same time drew back his fist to
strike McQuside Two policemen spraug
into the field and grappled with Kelley,
who drew away ana made for McQuaide
again. The officers took the pugilist in
hand, however, ard after choking him q
trifs to subdue his untamed spirit. drag
ged him through the gate and left him
there. He attempted to enter the grounds
again, bat found the gate locked, and the
fence was too high to vault. Clarkson
Was not very puzzliDg to the Cleveland
batters TO day and they had little trOuble
in winning. Score:
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PETREL TO BE ACCEPTED.
Although Deficient in Horse Power II
VIII BE Taken,

Although Deficient i'm Horse Power She
VIII BE Taken.
BALTIMORE, October 2.-The Naval
Board to report to Secretary Tracy on the
gunboat Petrel came here today. In con.
ssts of Commodore J. s. Skerrett, Cniel
Engineer c. f. de Vain, Commander W.
B. H,ff, Lieutenant Commander b. F
Tilley and Naval Constructor ]. F. Hans-
com. When the B isrd last reported mer-
tion was made that some Of the general
fttings-tbiDgs essentially necessary for 8
sea going veseel-Were lacking. These
have all been supplied and the vessel is
ready to be turned over 10 the government.
She will be taken to Norfolk, where her
masts will be put in place and where her
batteries, which are all ready at Annapo-
lis, will be sent.
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IN WASHINGTON.

The safe stands by fts Republican
Colors
SEArrIE. w. y. ocio6er . Returns
from over the State ;ndicste that it is SURE
iy Republican by about the same majority
as last year. when Allen carried tSe State
for delegate to Congress by 2 GOO msjcrity
Toe Legislature is certainly Republican,
probably by twenty. The result in Riug
aud Ritlitas counties is vet in doubt, and
10 they 60 Republican the msjority for the
party in the Legislature will be siXty-hVe.
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HATZFELDT GETS LEFT.
O. z. Huntington Refuses to Let Him
Have His Daughter.

q. p Huntington Refuses to Let Hin
Have His Daughter.
LONDON, October , 1t can be definite
ly stated that Prince Hslzfsldt will secure
neither the daughter nor the millions of Q
p Huntington. The latter is on the con
tinent, but will be here in few days He
knows considerably more about his daugb.
tet's German admirer than the latter could
possibly have desired. His inquiries were
made in the company Of friend who Is
now in London, and who informed your
correspondent to-day there wOuld be nc
marriage between the Prince and Miss
Huntington. The latter is with her father,
and according TO my informant, is entirely
too happy to have lost her heart in a quar-
ter where it could not be accompanied by
her hand.
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BAY STATE DEMOCRACY
Nominate Russell for Governor A strou
pInAfnr..,

Nominate husbell l0r dovernOr-- StrODk
Platform.
WORCESTER, MASS October 2-The
Democratic State Convention was called
to order By Chairman p. A. Collins at half
past II this morning. Mr.. Collins was
made temporary chairman and the usual
committees were appointed without delay
In accordance with the programme Nathan
Matthews, Jr., of Boston, was made psr-
manent chairman. On taking the chair
Mr.. Matthews addressed the convention
at considerable length.
RUSSELL FOR GOVERNOR.
After Mr.. Matthews had concluded his
speech, E. B. Maynard nominated Hon.
William E Russell, Of Cambridge for
Governor, and the nomination was made
unanimous. A recess until half past two
was then taken.
When Convention reassembled the plat
form was presented and adopted. In en-
dorses the everything principles of Demo
cracy and the platform of the last Demo
cratic National Convention and says;
Meeting for the first time since the de-
feat of last November, we declars our
continued and hearty support of the cause
Of tariff reform for which we then con-
tended and our firm conviction of its sue
cess in the near future. We reefirm
our demands for free raw materials and
lower duties upon the necessities
of life. We believe that free wool
as provided for in the bill,
passed, by the Democratic majority of the
last House Of Representatives is essential to
the prosperity of the woOlen industry,
upon which that of the wool grower is de
pendent, while it will sfford relief to all
consumers of woolen goods. We call par
ticular attention of the farmers in this
state vino have borne the heavy burden OF
high tariff taxation without any Of the
prosperity promised them TO the relief they
will receive through the reduction of Gus
toms taxes upon articles which they use
or consume"
The resolutions demand free materials
for ship building, favor progressive pol
icy in naval affairs, reciprocity between
the United States and Canada, and closer
commercial relations with Mexico. 1t de-
uounces election frauds, the surrender of
tine administration to Matt Qusy,
the perversion of the pension Office,
and condemns the ruling by which
the administration in reversal Of former
decisions hiss thrown open the pension list
to persons dishonorably discharged as an
outrage upon common sense, a degrade
tion of what should be roll of honor and
an insult to every true soldier. The res,
Of the platform is devoted to State mat
farS
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The Convention Han Dedicated

CHICAGO, October 2-Ths ceremony of
laying the copeIstone Of the great auditor
ium building in which President Harrison
was nominated was carried out this after
neon. under the auspices Of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons of this State. Previous
to the laying of the stone, there was a
parade Of the members of the Masonic
order through the business portion of the
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COrrIgan Not Summoned to Rome.

NEW YORK, October 2.-Therewas pub
lished to-day dispatch from EurOpe stat
ing that the state of things in this arch
diocese was not satisfactory to the author
titles at the Vatican, and that Archbishop
Corrigan had been summoned tc Rome tc
explain matters. Rev. DR.. Charles Nc
Donald, the private secretary Of the Arch
bishop, said to-day that there is no truth
in the lepOrt.
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PREsENTED TO THE PRESIDENT.
GAS Is FAILING.
The MurraysvilIe Field is Nearly Ex'
| hausted.

The MurraysvilIe Field Is Nearly Ex'
hauited.
PITTsBURG October 2 The National
Transportation Company of McKeesport,
which supplies gas to the National Tube
Works, will extend it's 16 mile line tc
Granville, at cost of IS 600. New wells
are 10 be drilled and the field is to be de
veloped. The cOmpany's supply from
MurrsysviIle is poor. Tney will not i'm
mediately abandon the field. he Yer
ssilles Gas Company will also extend it,
lines to the Grapeyille field. The wells al
Muraysville are growing weaker every
month. This is why the Philadelphia
company and the smaller gas companies
are obtaining wells at Grapsville.
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CURTIS REFLECTED.

Business Meeting of the National Civil Ser
vice Reform League.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-The Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League met IN
the parlors of tie Continental Hotel this
morning. George William CuItis announ'
ced thst the first business of the meeting
was t1e election of president. Mr.. Cur
lis was elected without opposition.
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nnn,aIn Jones Laid ct Rest.

PrrTsBURG, October Capt. W. h
Jones, the late manager of the Edgai
Thomson Steel Works, who died on SAIur
day night from ii uries received in an ac
cident, was buried from his home at Brad
deck, Pa, this afternoon. the psll bear
ers included Andrew Carnegie, h. L
Frick and Robert W. Hunt, Of Chicago
The funeral was the largest ever seen IL
that city.
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HELENA. Oc,ob The Democrats
.-.-4s the election of Carter 90 Congress
r..,e. Dsuocrl, is 500 ahead of Power.
..rr6rc81. f0- Congress, with
a-russ claimed by both par
FL. Boz bear from. The Democrats
.s.s .he Legislature by small maIoIiiies.
r-s R-rubicins elect a msjoritY CT the
-....- STATE cGcsrs. This county elects
o-- ID uocrats ard i've Republicans TO
..eL.-a.-.alura. AN oi these matters are
Estimated. as tine counts are not complete
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violated The ELECTION Laws.

spc-oi Ts,sgTlR 10 ne Register
CHARLESTON, W. Va, OstOber Sam
Strickland was arrested last evening in
Roane county on the charge Of violating
the election laws at the last State election.
He was brought to this city and taken be-
fore the United States Commissioner and
released on bond to appear at next term o.
United States Court
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A snrnrI.a Party KlIIed Him.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October Edward
L. Manp, a well to DO Telegraph operator,
for twenty years in the U. S. service here
committed suicide this morning by shoot
Jog himself through the head. He wa
unrtasonably jealous and surprise party
given in honor Of his wife's birthday eI
cited his passion.
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The storm nas Passed BY.

WASHINGTON, October 2-The storm
has moved eastward to the mouth of the
ST. Lawrence. The clearing condition has
moved eastward TO Indiana. Rain has
fallen in the lower lake regions and or
the middle Atlantic coast. The tempera
ture has fallen from the upper lake region
and the lower Mississippi valley to the
Atlantic
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Pensions for West virginIans.

Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, October 2.-PensiOns
have been granted to the following West
Virginians;
Original Invalid-John Hall, James A.
Hairless, Barrett W. Fox, Charles W. Mar
tin.
Increase-Jsmes c. Kellsr, GOnsthless
Pullin, James VilleTs.
Original Widows, etc. Susan J., widow
of John NJ. Phaps; Addie P, widow Of
John " Quick; Flora T., widow of Joshua
Hsrdesty