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A SHOOTING SCRAPR.
A colOrsd Man Shot by His NglfS's Lover.
He Returns the Fire.
SDsafal DLSDatah Ia ne IaLfLi1euAer

A cOlOred Man Shot by His Nglfo'a Lover
He Returns the Fire.
Special DtspaiSh % ne Iatelligeaer.
CHARLEsEoN, W. Va, July S,-Wiley
Lewis, colorei, who was tried before the
Circuit Court ut It's last term on a charge
Of having burned Mrs. Evans house at
Paint creek, went about s o'clock last
evening to see his wife at Pinkersyille,
near Maiden, from whom he had been
separated for some time. he found her
sitting on the porch with another col.
ored man named Pinckney Watkins,
with whom II Is said she has been living
for several months. Lewis took his seat
at the opposite end OF the porch and
asked her To 90 with him and have a
private talk. She replied that II he
wanted 10 talk with her to do so there.
He got up and walked toward her, and
as he did SO Watkins drew a revolver
and fired, the ball striking Lewis on the
left side Of the neck, ranging down.
ward, and inalCtlng a probably fatal
wound, Lewis then drew his pistol and
fred two shots, which were answered by
Watkins, who escaped.
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THE loss An JOHNSTOwN.
The Financial Damage at Last Ascer.
tained and Amounts 10 Nearly Nine
MILAN DnIInra.

The Financial Damage at Last Ascer.
tAined and Amounts 10 Nearly Nine
Million Dollars.
JonNsTowN, July Secretary Davies,
Of the Board of Inquiry, has made a
compilation OF the losses reported and
estimated, which the Board has con.
firmed. This is not the owners loss,
but a very conservative estimate placed
upon all losses by the Board. In de.
termining these losses allowance has
been made for property that has been
saved, hence this Is an estimate only on
total loss. The following are Secretary
Davies figures: 1.-THE aggregate Of
the local committees estimates
Of loss in classes !, 2, 3, 4
and is S4,791,747. The total
number Of cases In these classes is 1894.
The average loss there Is $l,427. The
total loss In class els 81, IL, ,l92; number
OF cases 445. Average loss g, 400. The
aggregate loss Of borough property (all
the boroughs having reported) Is Sl6s,.
1870. The damage TO school property re-
ported from seven school districts ia
$52,132. The fire companies, six in
number, report loss Of S37, 7,l51, Losses
Of private corporations so far reported
amount TO Sl,7Si,662. Weha not yet
heard from the Cambria Iron Company,
the Johnstown Manufacturing Com
pany, or the Cambria & Westmoreland
Gas Company. Drs. Bealc and Father
Trautwin have not reported for the
churches. The total loss reported to date
including individual losses, and the
losses OF boroughs, schools, private cor
porations and fire companies Is 1884,
0g4. Up 10 $3.50 p. m. to-day July 81
blanks TO the number Of 49l have been
filed in addition To those acted upon for
future action ofthe board and local com
lnittees. Assuming that the average loss
In these cases will be equal to the aver
age loss In the cases already passed upon,
Wis: $3.50, there should be added 10
the totalBtated above SOL ,0b0, making q
grand total Of ss,055,l14. But one body
was found to-day.
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OHIOYALLBY ROUND TABLE
An Interesting Session to Open To-day
Tho Programme Arranged,
Apeeld DlspaLeh 10 Lhe IaltlIioenetr,

An Interesting Session 70 Open To-day
Tho Programme Arranged,
Special DIpaleh 10 ne MttIFiogetr
sTEuBRNyIILE, o., July s,-The Ohio
Valley Summer School Of Methods
under the auspices Of the Ohio Valley
superintendents Round Table, and the
management Of Professor II, N, Merit,
Superintendent OF the Steubepyille
schools, begins a three weeks session
here on Tuesday.
"A large attendance Is indicated and q
successful corps ofinstructors and teach.
ers began coming Saturday.
Among the evening lectures some will
be delivered by Rev. a. =. WinshIp,
editor Of The National Journal Of Edlcd.
ton and The Primary Teacher, Lectures
Will be given on the philosophy OF edu.
cation and advanced reading by DR.. B.
a. Hinsdale, Professor OF Pedagogy in
the University Of Michigan, exp President
Of Hiram College and author OF "The
Old Northwest" on history, and on
form and elementary geometry, BY Miss
Mathilde y, Coffin, Superintendent OF
the model school in the Pennsylvania
State Normal school at Millsrsyille, one
Of the training schools In the United
States; on geography, by Alex. =. Frye,
author Of "Ohild and Natureh PRINCIPAL
OF the famous Quincy, Mass, school and
instructor OF the leading summer schools; |;
on primary work, by Miss Sarah L.
Arnold, supervisor Of primary instruc-
ton In Minneapolis, one Of the editors
q the Popular EiuedtOr and author OF
Language Helps for Teachers;p on
natural science work In public schools,
by Proi. G. Guthenberg, President oi
the Erie, Pa, National History Society
and teacher Of Natural Science in the
Erie High School on Literature and
Lines Of Growth, by Miss Margaret w,
Sutherland, one Of tho editors Of the
Ohto Educational Monthly, and Principal
Of the Mansfield, o., High School for
the last nine years. on Psychology Ap.
piled to Common School Work, and on
Writing, by Superintendent j. Freeman
Hall, Of Leominister, Mass, q popular
Institute instructor; on Arithmetic,
Primary and Advanced, by Miss u. NJ.
Reed, author oil the primary arithmetic
Of the very popular Wentworth series
Of mathematics, and training teacher in
the Springfield, Mas, schools.
All the instructors are tried and sue.
cesstul lecturers at the most widely
known summer schools and institutes In
the East, and Il should be q source Of
pride TO the ohioyalley that It's pioneer
summer school will be excelled BY none
East or West in point OF able talent sc.
cured. The tuition TO all the classes
will be $40 for the session, s. for two
weeks and s. for one week.
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BosToN, July s.-NeWspaper row has
been packed with humanity this fore,
noon, and the interest in the bulletins
from the prize ring has been much greater
than that displayed on the night Of the
prohibition election, and equal To that
manifested at many State elections,
When a bulletin giving the report that
Sullivan won was displayed from the
bulletin boards the vast crowd swung
their hats, jumped into the air and
Cheered. Sulliyan's father, who appear
ed on the scene, wastollowed by ayell,
Ing crowd and cheered loudly. When
he finally took q car for his home in the
Highlands a crowd Of men and boys fol-
lowed him In q dog trot for some dis.
tapce, shouting and cheering,
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From photograph before shaving for the aghtl
SULLIVAN has whipped Kilrain in the
contest for the championship of the
world. He did it in the seyenty.htth
round. From the start II was apparent
that Kllnln was no match for the big
Boston man. Kilrain, a late dispatch
says, has been fairly, squarely, honestly
and honorably whipped in contest in
which the beaten man has no cause to
he ashamed Of his defeat. There Is no
manner Of doubt that Jake Kilraln is a
game man aud n good fighter, and the
men who saw him fight will put up
their money on him the next time he
enters the ring against any living man
except Sullivan. Kilrain won tirst blood
and the first fall and Sullivan won the
first knoCkdOwn. The result was no
surprise to well.posted sporting men,
hut was II disappointment 10 the best
element Of the American people
whose sympathies have been with XII.
rain because Of sulliyan's well.known
personal character. The fight occurred
on Mississippi soil, and was not inter
fered with by the authorities. II was
witnessed by hundreds OF people and
over $4,000 gate money was realized,
sixty per cent Of which goes to the win.
ner rand forty per cent to the loser. The
fight was for $4,000 n side. Many thou
sands Of dollars were at stake on the re.
suit, and the excitement throughout the
country was equal almost to that Incl
dent to q National election.
Though thedispatchessay the aghtwai
honorably won, the treatment Of Kilrain
at the close did not show 1t. The action
otlris second in throwing up the sponge
wnS protested against by him and he
took 1t much 10 heart
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injuries, and was gloomy. Hii
face did not betray the greRl
punishmsnt he had received at ths
hands Of his big antagonist, He had 2
cut under the nose, across both lips
and bis left eye was slightly
discolored and swollen, His right
hand had been injured by a
blow on sulliyan's head, and his left In
step had been cut ythe spikes ON Sui
liYah's shoes, which cut through the
leather Of Kilrain's left shoe. He had
received terrible punishment about the
ribs, and doubtless suffered considerable
pain, but he gave no voice TO his agony,
I any be endured, He claimed 70 have
been more overcome by the heat than
by the blows Of Sullivan,
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news from the ring. The sentiment oi
the crowd was favorable TO the Baltimore
pugilist, and deep gloom peFyaded the
laces OF most Of those in the throng after
the posting Of the TIImor that the "Big
Fellow had actually Won the tight, A
troop OF small boys paraded Baltimore
street cheering wildly for the Boston
man, while men stood silently upon the
sidewalk with gloomy faces, hoping
against fear and striving 70 discredif the
rumor OF their iayoFite's defeat. The
bookmakem say that although Sullivan
was the iayorite in this city, many dol
lars were placed on Kilrain, "a
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CAIRO, July 8,-Wofd has been 70.
Ceived from Colonel woodhouse, COM
mander Of the Egyptian troops, that he
has sighted the Deryishes moving north.
ward. They are 5000 strong, and have
800 camels. Colonel Woodhouse says
his force Is not strong enough 10 make
another attack upon them, but he Is FOL.
lowing them wits all bis ayallable troops.
He advises the collection Of q strong
force at Aesuan. =
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TiiG NINa,
An KiLRAiNs HONE
bow u. R,l.adi EoSL ihs NeN. u lAe Dsl

How Ills Pflehdl Topb Tie News St the ne,
teat-Aiaay DoiiRts PLACED on Hin.
BALriNORp, MD9 July s,--NO sporting
event has excited an Interest In Haltl.
more equal 10 thatwhieh centetedih The
sulllyau.Eiltain aght to-day. 50 uni.
yetsal was The anxiety 10 hear tie result
o. tie contest that many did little else
during the day than inquire about The
latest news, Fully 1000 persons were
collected about the newspaper bulletin
boAtds thil morning eagerly awaiting
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Tho iknlnerl. narrow E.enpe.

BERLIN, July Emperor willlam'l
Norwegian trip has nearly had a iataI
Termination. While the Emperor and
his party were viewing the Buar Glacier
q great mass Of leo became displaced
and fragment struck the Emperor OF
the shoulder, dashing him violently Il
the ground. Full particulars Of the ac
cident have not been received, but It Il
known that the Emperors injuries art
not at all serious.
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rNg DBrAllS
A tame rlsAt-kllrala Not a Match.
SevSnty.nVs Rounds Fought.

A 0NmO rlRht-kllraIa Not Match.
sevOnty.nvs llOundA Fought
NEw ORLEANS, July S.-Thote was
great excitement at tue rlngside "a Bud
RCnnud, Mike Donovan, and johnson
made their appearance, which they did
@V'5On, IN. Great excitement existed
among IhOcrowd when itbscame appar.
Ont lhat tho fight was actually TO occur.
On the toss up for position kilnln'i
NpFesCnIallve, Mike Donovan won, and
selected the northeast corner, Muldoon
suIllvan'S representative, chose thl
southwest corner
Az this iuuctutO The Sheriff Of thI
county made bis appearance aud In I'll
name cIIhO State Of MlsllSslppi com
n'NudOd peace and retired, thla bolnl
il,o only effort on tho part Of the author
tiles to interfere with the aeht,
A1lhIs moment tho Dag Of Sullivan
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british Grain Trade.

LONDON, July s.-The Marx Ian,
Erpress' review Of the British grain
trade last week says; English wheat Il
slow Of sale at a fractional advance. The
sales oi English wheat during the week
were 29,106 quarters at 2Ss 4d, against
20, 200 0quartefs at Bis Sd during the same
period lastyear Flour ID stronger and
Cd dearer. There Is fair inquiry FOL
foreign wheat, which Is Cd better. Corn
is firm and Sd dearer. Rye Is Cd dearer
There is Q demand for oats, and price,
have advanced Cd,
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nnmnre IN 4 Mlnd slnrn,.

MlNNEAro1is, MINI, July s,-Tht
Journals watertown specialsays Krons
berg, a little village Of fty people, two
miles east Of here, was visitedby a vino
storm yesterday and every house inth
village was more or less Injured. Van
Duzen's elevator, Moore's store, Jamel
o. Fields residence, McKenney's barr
and the residences Of Harrison, Frank
lin, John Neuby and Benjamin Franklin
were blown down. Two children arr
reported to have been killed In The
county but this is not confirmed.
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one.ponnd Trrnl,,
s0telaI Dlspaleh o M4 Illellloaea.

Speetdl DispGteh 10 te LattlltCeae1.
Coal VALLEY, w. Va, July s.-There
is quite a sensation here over a negro
baby. 1t is "a days old and weighs
only one pound. Itisthe daughter Of
Alr.and Mrs. Sam johnson, aged about
35. Both parents and child are healthy,
and DR.. Charles Hoover, the family ply
siCian, says the child is well formed and
Is as likely 10 live as any child.
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RRpwoop FAILS, MiSS, July ga
fire yesterday afternoon started In thl
livery barn Of ]. W. MCGetick, from
cigar. The Commercial Hotel sampl,
room,stable aud Andemon's photograph
gallery were also burned. The Gall
sulky plow Company Of Detroit, Mich,
lost their horses and four wagons yaluet
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Special Dispsteh 70 ne IaietliOalar
KISawooD, W. VA, July s,-The Re,
publican County Executive Committee
met here to-day in the Court House, and
elected Hon. w. Henry Glover as chair.
man OF the committee to ill the unex-
pired term caused by the death OF the
late Hon. S. P. Mccormick. Mr.. Glover
was amember Of the House Of Delegates,
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PANS, July SIN afe-ballot ior muni
Cipal officers at Cette yesterday, the 30
ciAllDlo gained a Victory over Gle Boul
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BERSE, July s. The announcement Of
the loan 10 be negotiated by The Bundles.
faCh for tue purchase oi rifles for tile
army Is 26,00O, 900 francs. The rate ol
interest 10 be paid 10 3 per cont.
Russia has declined 10 take part In
the international labor congress at Berne,
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DULufH, July $50 iaf to-day The
ettikers have been qalek Three hun.
dfed men were put 10 work at noon and
more trouble may on1tie, To date two
men are dead and Two more will die
Thirty We're wounded IN Saturdays hot
ten ol thom BefleualX
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alrlklnr aAnnln.

LtyiRpooL, July S.--The striking sea
men have decided BY ballot 10 continue
the strike Until the companies gram
theIt demande.
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nAdlAA

In delicate health and ali WHO atiiI.,,
from habltual constipation, dyspepIIn.
blll1usneeg Of plleg, should lfy Ib6 tilhai,
ant fruit laxative, Elixir ol Dalss. Ma
ln 10 cent bottles BY y. 4, Goelsel "
W. Irwin John Iankhlln, LOGAN bfue
Company and Qoooda|h & (j6. rhaill
sale agents.
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1oNpoS, tulys.-Th Ss. Jane Gassite
In order 70 avert further scandals, hai
paid The claim ofFtedefiCk Greenwood
itB former editor, for breach Of contract
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LONDON, July s.--sir Andrew Clarke,
the well known physician, paid q visit
10 Lord Tennyeoh yesterday and wal
surprised 70 find him much improved ID
health and mental activity.
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YeNSrday,s League npdA laoeIallop tIom,s,

Z
AZ Clnclnhati- Cincinnati, iii Athletes. 4.
Eafncd, bAnd1s Hilst and 4. Effofs, 9 and b,
Pitchers. Dufyen and Mc1tAhpn,
Az 81 10uli-Ht. Louis, II Colpmbugt0 HilAl
A. andg. Eftots, II and 10. Pilchon, King aid
,,iit AZ Kss1Hs ss city aiIrcoslyH a Eaas1s cl. d
aud B0WdHfE,
AZ Boston- -H6ston, Of cleveland. 4 ftils b
amnde A. Etton, 2Andt Pitchers, Clafklorl aud
AZ WGhinsion- -waAhiBglbn, 4. uhlSaao. Z;
nitls ena |! ErtotS, sand 2. Pitchers, Tear
4t PhijSdSiphlS lSlPhiladelbhiA, II tndIanap.
oils !. lli4. and kuun' innd5. ilIihilI
Sanders, uetkein and Hniln
AZ New YpfkzN0w G0ft 2. Pittsburgh. o.
aud Calvin, The pOW fIoNn1| N llo HlAnI0
were opened on thh oclni|od, nnd over ip0l
people were present.
At II01itylllCa atl0nlstll0. ni NlflmnN. o.
Hill, 4 and q, Effgn 1 Ind " plldlIGn. llli.|I
and Foreman and Vaughan
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down Without heing struck. sullivan claiming
\ l9pl, which, however, was not allowed, Tim
; ~ HpinpLeS, ,.,,...., O.,
liyAn, the latter saying 'Yop'Fe no fighters 70
arc . Wtesller,p KilfRln planted his right 9
sulllyanlS ribs and then fetTeatea around u
Tlng, Sullivan following and planllng 4 blow 2
kilfAln's Tihs, which could By beard AZ oyer "
enclosure Kilmln landed llghtlyOn Sullivan
ribs and then went down from Light bloy
Time, 2mlnutes.
Round gD-Both men spared i9l an 0Peninl
sullivan leading and landing again on kilfain :,
ribN, the latter Slipping down 70 avoid pgntil
melt, Another claim OF foul was made b
Nuld0On, which was not allowed. Time,
seconds;
Round 2l-KilTnln opened with Q light one q
sulllyanlS stomach, Sullivan fetRllAtuR on n
neck, Kllrain counlerlng on the Jaw, NlPpln
and falling, Tim ~ minutes;
SRound g2-s sulllvan tapped x KilFain lightly o.
the ribs lnd the latter won't 70 the earth 70 RVoi
more q the same nature, .......,.,. IN. o.,
liVan In pursuit, sullivan again landed heaYll
on lheFIhS, when they clinched and fell, sulll
van with his knee across ktlrRinG throat 4
strong claim Of foul By KilTaln's second was no
allowed; Time, W seconds; -.
handler on Kilrin's neck, the. latter hugglpl
and then breaking and running around thl
ring, Kllraln fell In his corner without receiv
ing . blow. Time, one mllute,
y I ~ ,,,n fFNa y y
lonnnHs TVS Nii''NN hV'"A uV""' .'N'S =
| Round 2G-SulllVan came up smiling deriHtve
I niso,o nv Sstnns nride IlaiT
~, ,am Sh ,vlth hIS y1hI nv
r,IaSSd IN ~ sn .a,S hin hprIv sntavnntSt am
in,,d Nh Il hssSV ime IN sesontIs
ROuud 27-Rilrai began the round by landing
% & XIV vs a,',i, sna Sr
hinE, gnr ny psct JCh ths IattSr NJ
igM. n!vM InE ~ ~ han ~ ,O
nnnk NsSII Ns,,SIIvsr tban n,Shied another Ii9ly blow
on EilIShS LiPs, hla nn.i SSuis On 0
", W hg ,u ~ iSt,os In Jn,Ssn ir,S ~
niinA inn,n. ueSN' 'us 'a''sf SV'uS u'"N' ''u4''
ipPiRhH PRnmSS -KIlra,n ied. ellncbsd ana brohe
hGh nndSa lghtN on X nSSS cnl
van su ~ ~. IN
VIZ X " Rii,an NJ tbSr
CioSa piVW tvIiy an titaInV. rI. XIV
wv Nv. ,,.,sN NM ~ o n1nt tss N'' "V
'AtESr RSpnS Sa Stuin landed az spiIIvSns neck
hn an nn nds5 M ~
AIv p.,as oVI ,,,' ns, NJ
rains neck 'he lat1eF gong GOWN 4lme'
inEinuS;I EnI on s,t,,,o, modo an ,,lv h,o,y =,
Hound 1NIsuiilivah ,I l. % maag ~ ugy W y M nioW ~
KilaiR ana ihe latter went down 70 save hlm'
Ae Iie ~ ~ IHfon t,,hy an vt,.a,,
Latter Stoss,So hsaY ,SH S
ehgIek 9n9 M wy I H WIZ ,S W
Tine, 08 tssoIW9II,, ss w., ,r,hod IN .,a ,,t,ohod
keunn Ss-hllthln Lusli Lusnlgiu II ~ ann villenIvul
9ul WoTIhgu ~ nH ,,a ~ y,
InMn H1 n 5'vw ns ,ha rS;6yao IA that ~
SleilIy Ineu uStnlauusu VI thV ts'eASS 'uAt HV
make kilTSih S ingnt ,.,,.,.,. ,.,, .. ......
houna St-h ~, u, tnn i,nT hSI TI,w ~
rom ateVeIe plpW III 'He ulou'h' t4Ine' SEQ
oIgS RS,rd ai-yi,,stn landed nm splllvan's brcast
u a,,S.s se,,,s NJ ,.,i,o
sna the aI1er anRaiioE aSd sgaaksdI SI ann, no. on
nuu Wltu .NhVgk uu
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Now letus see whatthi luxury Of q
contest will cost the little State Of West
Virginia, according to an estimate made
by the committee itself. First add to
the sixty days the committee have
already been sitting ninety days more,
which they claim II will take 10 com.
plete their investigation, and we have
lb0 days at $50 a day, "a q day for each
ot the Ave members aud $40 q day for
the stenographer. This makes $500.
Couple with this anotherex expense which
is certain 10 arise at the close OF this
contest, and twill give rs exactly twice
that sum, or altogether s., 1000, the actual
cost OF the committed. Then comes the
special session Of the Legislature.
Ninety.one members oil the Legislature
Ia Beeaion Of not less than sixty days al
4 q day each, will cost the State, In
round numbers, tho sum oi S2l $40
which, with the salaries Of the Ser.
geants.at.afme, pages and other Incl
dental expenses, will amount In thl
aggregate 10 not leeB than $4,000, Ado
70 this the 81 900 thAtmust be paid 10 thl
committee aud We have a grand total o
$4,000 40 the least and actual eogt o
thI6 contest 10 the State,
soNETHiNd TO TftiNK ABOUT,
The people, who will DO called tpoi
10 pay this enormous and unnecessaf!
bill Of expenses, will bear in mind cha
The contest was mot brought about b!
the Republicans. II 10 purely the feBul
Ola Democratic determination not 4
accept Ia q manly spirit the plain vel
dict Of the people.-ag expressed Al th
polls. They will be aeked 70 pay thi
/ bill oi almost forty thousand d6llhiu bO
cause Judge Fleming, tho Democrat
candidate lot Governor, aud the DomS
cratic politicians We're not willing l
lacS0pI the tesplt clthS election and'bl
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Other Tti.stats Games Played yestsfday.
AT Dayton The game was an exhibit
ton Of the poorest kind Of playing on.
the part OF the home team, and Hamll-
ton won a game II should have lost.
The score was as follows: ~
RsyiHIFI RSyTIi ilSS &
HIT, each. Errors, Dayton ., Hamilton o.
Home runs, Prescott, lIiRginR Thfeo,basg iilt,
williams Batteries, DeWald and Prescott l0lat
and Lancer. Umpire, o'Bfien.
at Mansfield There WIS d crowd Of
about 800 10 see the game between
Mansfield and Canton, and those 800
went crazy when their home team
jumped on Canton In the second inning
and won the game. The excitenient
was something intense. II Mansfield
keeps up It's record.breaking career II
may be that their dream Of being at the
head Of the League when the Beasonis
ended will be realized. The score was
as follows: f e
Canton n4,..S,ss..... ...,,. j. . o . . . . y !
Earned Mansfield 10, Canton 2. Hits, Mahil
field u, Canton 2. Errors, Mansfield D, Canton
o. batteries, BntchArd and FItEtimmOhs Stab
and Doyle. Time 1.60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-09

SOUTHAMPTON, July 8-ThO steamer
Eulda, from New York for HFeineh, Al.
rived here this afternoon,
MIN fpRk, July 81 Arrived, steamers
atemen and State Of Georgia. itotn
GiGsocw, July s--Atrlyed, steamer
State Of Pennsylvania, from New York,