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Tho exhibition Oiexpert billiard play.
Ing al the Mcclure House billiard parlOr
Last evening, by Mf. aud Mrs, shaw, Of
Chicago, was witnessed by an audience
Of about fily persons. The first game
was \ 3.ball F!eatii game 81 100 polnlu
between Mr. Shaw and stranger, which
was won by Shaw, whose grualcst run
Was 81, Mi. and Mrs. Shaw then played
a 4bull game, he playing cushion cafnm
" his wiie'B straight billiards, In which
Mr.. shaw was defeated. Mr., Shaw then
gave an exhibition Of fancy shots, and
made some marvellous plays,
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A MOVED Sight.
Racing by Natural Gns Light Mt the LAM
CnstCr Fair,

Racing by Natural GRs Light nt the Lan'
caster Fair,
LANCASTER, o., Oct. ll.-Pitteen thou
sand people attended tho Fairfield conn
ty fair yesterday, which number was
augmented to over 10000 last night 70
Witness the races by natural gas light
Probably no more novel sCenc was ever
before presented on race course
Twenty foot stand pipes at intervals on
oircled half mile track and dotted the
entire grounds, with larger stand pipes
within tho track. The two largest welli
in the country, with capacity OF 25,OV,O,'
600 cubic feet and l,OOO 900 respectively
were turned OH to complete the iltumi
nation
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BAlTINORE lIFpupLICANs.

They Nominate Ticket Composed ofRe.
publICans and independent Democrats.
BALTIMORE, MD,, Oct, 1.-THE Repub.
llcan city conyeption luat night made
nominations for city offices and members
Of the Legislature. The ticket selected
is made up OF Republicans and indie.
pendent Democrats. 1t is as follows:
For Mayor, Major Alex Q. Shaw, Repub.
lican for Chief Judge, Robert II. Smith,
Republican; for Surveyor, Gilbert II.
Bryson, Republican for Sheriff, Thomas
MCCorker, Independent Democrat; for
Clerk OF the Superior Courts, Thomas
NcCregdy Slater, Democrat.
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WORSE THAN YELLOW FEVER,

An Epidemic of Typhoid in Which About
Fifty Per Cent of the Victims Die.
GAlI4TIS, Tam, Get. ll.-An cpl.
demic Of typhoid fever is raging in soy.
eral districts in the county, and where
the terrible malady has visited it has
been even worse than yellow foyer. OF
thirty cases, twelve have fallen victims,
aud OF the remaining eighteen several
others will die,
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INTERNATIONAL MARINE CONVENIENCE.
Tie delegates from Foreign Countries Ar.
rlNInE ht NnlhLnGlon,

ttNlNb ~ VNAH"NNeHe
WASHINGTON, D. o., Oct, ll.-Dele'
gates to the International Marine Con.
ference are beginning to arrive, The
tirst to report was Captain A. NJ. Blsbee,
the delegate from China. liO 10 an
American who was for many years con.
neCted with Chinese Imperial customs.
TIE Chevaller Rappal selbtlm, Captain
Of the Royal Navy, ltAly'B delegate, las
reached this country and will be IN
Wellington within 4 day or two, The
conference will meet Wednesday ol
noxt weSk, holding llg sessions In the
lecture room Of the Columbian pnIyet.
.Iiy, Arrangements lOt the formal
o6snInR have not yel been ehnonnCedt
but Il e probable thai SeeralalH Blame
Will receive the delegates 10 lllo diBiio.
tnaiic nAtlof, State department. Tue
conference expires by Limitation Janu,
Sfy 81, Spl viii probably sit out ils full
tofniI
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WENT OVER Tue FALLS.

A wife writeSH Loving Note to Her Hus.
bnnh and Commits Suicide.
NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. ll.-Mrs. Louis
PetsChSe, Of Buffalo, 1t is thought, has
committed suicide by going over the
falls. The following letter has been
picked up on Goat Island:
"DEAR FREUDIE:-You have driven
me to this. forgive you more than q
thousand times, but | can stand no more.
May God forgive you as ! forgive. die
loving you. "YouR WIFE.
"P. S.-Farewell forever"
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AtlnlIl llln i,r.,,n.....

LONDON, 0fI y Kttacb.aontg were
issued In Pssil yesterday against E tho
property Of nine Of siia. .directors Of tl,o tho
bankrupt Conf oire 0l Esconnto Y,lia,' W
was ruined hy ho iRilure Of tbe rnnnnl n,Ul
corner. Slxdsthe fe6bonSlbls dIssI,ppsslr
OF the institution ese now. imnpisono19
having been Convicted oi viola,in"V V"I ~
banking, ,lawi1 hdyahclng tbe inn5s 'ng W
Gates, III W. OVpPVr ceTtil-
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LoNpoM oct The Berlin cor.
respondentof the DaiigNeps SAYS; "Tbe
Cars toast atthe banquet was coucbad
hefewestpcssibls words, which wera
hardly audible The impression pro.
duced waslilse told sirauplt, Emnsro,.
William spoke p German, except 1t % tbe
end OF his tdaet when he exclaimed IN IN
Russian: eIong live His Majesty tbn ~
Czar; hurrah ri the Cgar.n S''' 'i'0
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DESTROYED ny pROSTs,

A Half Million Pounds Of TohnCco-- The
Crop This YCHr III Kentucky,
FLENIS0snURa, KY, Oct ll.-.At least
100000 pounds Of tobacCo in this county
haS heoa entirely destroyed by the
iroSts Of the last three nights. The aud.
itor'a report places tho average crop Of
tho county at 4,OO9OOO pounds, and this
year tue crop was a little above that ilg.
utU. About One.hRli Oi the crop had
been housed and cured, but tho rest lad
been cut late aud placed IN open sheds
aud frames In thU fields, and waa moi
sufficiently cured to withstand thC
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Ynnnrr.l tnnyirl IN Indlnnn.

LApoarR, fSD., Oct. ll,-JGIsss Stain.
buugh, aged 10 ySarS, wlss' attempted 10
murder his father by splitting bio head
open with b hAlchei, hab been sent "a
tAe Michigan CITY PenitenllayY Tor Dix
years. lie d the youngest convict lH
Indiana, and attflBule1 hla trouble u
drink,
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TOEs PULLED OUT.

An Elevator hoy In Dayton Hotel haS his
Foot shuciingly NlnnElcd.
DAYTON, o., Oct. ll.--Willie Alexan'
der, elevator boy at tho Beckel House,
whose parents live at Miamisburg, In a
careless moment had his right foot
caught In the elevator. crushed, and all
the llrsh from the instep down torn OIL
his toes were pulled out OF their sockets
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Good for IOgnrty.

WASHINGTON, y. O.. Oct ll.-Last
spring "a watch company offered prize
Of a gold waich valued At $3.50 to the
player In the National Ilnsc Bail League
who OuCCeedpd Ia making the best per.
Centage In stolen bases during the past
season. Mr.. Young, President Of the
League, finds that FOgarty OF the phila.
delphia club, has gecnreA the priEU.
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ptnNlNouAN, 0Ct. ll.--Tho A0JOhal
Conference Of Miners to-day declared In
favor Of working day Of eight hOurs,
tl,e rulh 10 10 Into operation on the nSt
n iAnuaFy.iekt, The lnlnefB through
oni Great Britain have taken . bal lot on
ii,e duesllot, and II hao been decided Y
I'd on 4 strike II tho demand 10 not
granted,
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ANOTnER NEGRO LYNrllEp.


iC Merely struck white NInu aud Was
Hanged for II.
wAYoRoss, GA, Oct, li,-Wm. Moore,
q negro ttalp band on tho Savannah,
Florida and Western road, was taken
from the train at Jgs'np By n posse Of
citizens yesterday and ynchrd. While
passing that place Wednesday h2 bad
some words with a citizen, and as tho
train pulled odl he threw q stone which
struck bYBtander. A posse waited for
his arrival yesterday, ami taking him Oll
the train made short work Of him,
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WASHINGTON, D, G., Oct, ll!tRepre.
sentative Clifton r Breckenridge, of Ar.
kansas, q leading member OF tho Ways
and Means COMMITTEES OF tho last three
Congresses, says that the Democrats will
not throw single obstacle in tho way
Of rational, unsecionNl legislation by tho
Republican majority,
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4 so,nI,ail6nni Kliilng.

ASntANp, WIS, QOt. ll,--lAst night
John Pastor, q Hungarian working In
tho Gernahia mInO, threw large stone
through tho window Of Joseph KoRtel.
lnckB' bedroom, Tho latter followed
him to the top Of the Ashland hill IN bill
night clothes. They CllnOhed aud koS.
lelInvkB shot Pastot In the head, the
bullet passluR through hlB brain, 4
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.srn,..l

ClrY or Mtflco Odt ti,-.Tbo a,v-
eminent has ) isat tso Hhort.hand ro.
porters 10 take doenihe delIberollons ~
the Pan'AniCgltan C9bRftss, VI
;, The Jockey Nlnb rave banouet IN
Presidtnt DIhs ll nilbt, ThS "n,lso "
cabinet and tlle tutmbers Of tba gp'ito dIaIn
lnnilC corps wefe f6fbnt wy U'"o-
:, InV AtslsAut aVpiOlgtyoi War. Con
Escupefo, lB dAplctoobIy1ll, ~ V"'
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COLUMBUS, o., Oct. ll,-AllOn o, Myers
was released from the county Jail on
$1,000 bond, and will 90 to Cincinnati
tonight The case ives taken up on
error and u suspension ol sentence
secured uhtil tho question Is lnally diB.
posed OF,
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coLuMBus, o., Oct il,--Tho State
hoard Of Agriculture has Issued lts crop
report for October 1t Ia considered tho
most important report Of tho year from
the fact that the product Ia paliiuntei on
actual lhteshing donO in the several
townships. A lew weeks previous d
thU wheat harvest tho prospects seemed
moAt dlecOufagIng, because VI tho weah
condition Of tho plant and the very DR.,
EealhoI and also to the prevalence d
the grain louise,
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war Alrto.nd.

BERlIs ost filo ansOn, ono q
the vessels ioSailte tll British Cham, ,
Si, ~ y f9nnd Ia tho harbor At
kiol. She H9i a1foro on a tocs ;anT ii
has hgle ill en- bottom, I'ho Gn,n" @
: = d0yplaslfNe Nleol afnlor nIa,sd , Inv,
bttIe ship Vi oOD ions, iler en,,inns T
guns, t 'a'i'eH teh
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THE CRONlN CASE.
The Court Decides TINT the Residence Q
witnesses Must no EunUIIod.

The Court Decides TINT the Residence Of
Witnesses Must bO supplied,
CHICAGO, Oct ll,-In the Cronin case
to-day States Attorney Longenecker
argued at length against the motion OF
the defense for information as to, the res.
ideuce Of proposed witueS4eV for the
prosecution. He claimed that the law
was fulfilled when the names alone were
given, aud intimated that otherwise wit.
nesses would be interfered with. Judge
Mcconnell ruled that the residence ad.
dresses must DO supplied. Witnesses
present whereabouts need not DO dis.
closed.
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A BIG MAUI.
PlckpoCkets Go Through the Passengers on
u Panhandle Irnln,

TIVKFOVKeIH 20 THROUGH Ihe PhHSehgeFS on
Panhandle Iraln.
NEwARK, O., Oct. ll.-PiCkpockets
went through passengers on the Pan.
Handle passenger train No, 3, a few
miles east Of here, obtaining almost
$l,70O. The losers are Ed. Lemert, Fra
aeysburg, sl,05O; James Lake, Samuel
Dunn and Mrs. Irwin, $llO; unknown
woman, $500; unknown man, 5000. The
bank officials we're notified bY Mr.. Lem.
ert to-day not to cash draitg. At the
time the train was crowded, The thieves
jumped of the train and skipped with
their booty.
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Sioux FALLS, oct. ll.-Accordlng to
the returns received from the Legisla
tive districts in the State the Republi-
cans have elected 1876 OF the 100 mem.
bers. The Democrats have 27 aud I are
Independents with Republican proclivi.
ties. The Republican majority on joint
ballot will be l25.
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BERLIN, Oct The NO,M Gcruo,,
Gazette makes a. comment on the Czar,s ''
visit, and the pshei conservative ionr.
mails are nexttosilenE The 81. peto,s.
burg papers h their comments is'1rs, nro
eIiToihsly hiost W. 70 Germany and The
triple alliance md ayGrse to any reap. an
ptoachment with Iseftnany. ThS S%p @
tran press altatlie ellght political i'm.
portance TO the viHll, 4H
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ycl. Eoi gaann oi tb0 P,,.,
tsa it1 spsi, lIPsn Z, yifelbia, gllISonauoss
usday7 nVA' say
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ARE STILL ALIVE.

Another story by tho Huntington Liar II
Exploded,
HvSTiSaToN, W. VA Oct. 1l.-Agen'
tleman from Hanlin, Lincoln county,
says that the report Of the feud existing
between the BrumGeld and Dingcsl
families and the war Of extermination in
progress is very much exaggerated. Mr
BrumaUld and his wife, who were shot
from ambush short time since, are still
living, and no other persons have been
mOlesle0.
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nnl.linr Anrnrnlu. FnlI..

AunuRS, N. y, Oct. 1l.-Whilo hoist
Ing timbcrs to tho top of d new factory
to-day the apparatus broke and fell to
tho ground, carrying three men with It,
One, David Forrest, carpenter, was ~ IN
iurcd internally, perhaps fatally. IN, hne
ncrident sLaytGd d Canard that q building
had fallen, burying several men,
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AID FOII THE STRIKERS.

toN, wurkCrs and Miners Pledge AS'lSt'
mlcs 10 The indiana aud Illinois Mon
PlrrsBuRan, Pa, Oct ll.-At con-
yepuon Of the coke workers and miners
Of the Connellsvlllo region AZ sco9ttlgle,
Pa, resolutions were adopted plcIging
thp Illinois and Indiana striking miner,
aII tho material aid In their power, Gnu
recommending that each local assembly
and dlBlFI8t take tho necessary steps 70
collect ltom the members twenty-five
cenls every two weeks 10 support the
sifikofB until they arc victorious.
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,,..,,,,,,on, -,,,,-s s,ccnln,or pend.

Cn,cAoo, oct. II j. NJ. saloyer, once
= nromincnt Wall street broker and OF
i.,o yean, n mining speCulntor 10 lying
seriously III Ut n hotel IN thla Glty, ile nS
was tNken down with paralysis Oh W.
bnsp Of tho brain two weeks ago, DNt ny ny
physluian now thinks ho may pun
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Amnlrs nt JollllStown,

JonSsrowN, Pa, Oct 1.-THE State
forces lavo quit their work here ana
will be paid oil tomorrow. An average
of three or four dead bodies has been
recovered every day since tnS y iorT.a ~
begun working in tho river, anu ,!ie VIZ
people here feel that 1t IL wrong to quit
Mt this time.
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cleveland DeclInos lilo Honor.

New YcRE, Oct, ll,-Aneveuing paper
suys that Tammany Hall offered to make
ex.President Grover Cleveland It's can.
didate for Congress in tho Ninth district
10 succeed the late s. s. Cox, but that
Ar. ClOyeland declined the honor The
same paper says that AmO4 ]. Cummings
Is now slated Tor the liusitlOu, =.
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AYaNRlBLE DISASTER.
Four perSons Hurried to Death by a Natural
GnA EXnlnaInn.

Gas Explosion.
BnAproRD, Pa, Oct ll.--At Davis
Switch, u small village IS miles from this
place, the dwelling OF Patrick Daily was
burned and his wife and three sons,
aged l8, II and o, respectively, were
roaated in the flames. The fire was
caused by au escape Of gas from the cook
stove, which exploded, destroying the
house in Il few moments. The sons and
mother were ovcrpowpred by the gus,
and all efforts to reach them were una
,yailing. The father was severely, but
mot fatally burned about the head and
face, and ls almost crazel with grief.
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CAMPBELL AT ORRVILLE,
10 NIiIOpresents Hlsr'Rrty-AnnouncOs 4
RenublIenn DOctrIn0.

Republican Doctrine.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE Commercial
Go:ette'' orrvllle, o., special reports a
large Democratic meeting addressed by
Mr. James i. Campbell, Democratic can.
dldqte for Governor. IT makes no men,
tion Of any special attempts by Mr..
Campbell to reply directly TO the speech
OF SeAator Sherman ut the same place.
It says, however, that Mr.. Campbell de.
voted his speech to the tariff question,
on which he said IL was not the tariff
that the Democratic party opposed, but
what the Democratic party OPPOSED was
the glarlng Inequalities OF the tariff as it
now exists. What the party aimed at
was q reform Of the present tarill.
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TIIg IlIGIlgSr PRICE

Ever rnld for n HOrac--ANtcll sol" 'o'
SiO6,OOO.
TRREn HAprE, 1Spo Oct. ll.-ColOnci
ConlCy, Of Chicago, at 1880 completed
tho purchase Of the great tteitOr Axsell
for $1,000. II is supposed he repre-
SontS a syndicate, THIS is tho highest
price ever paid In tho world for 2 hOtse
n, anv dpsCfiption,
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Ed.laaa ,.o.l,.

BERLlNI0tI N a bIll 10 aulborI,O
tho issue Of laaof 2i0JOO,OOO marks Ia
has been gubilIlIedlo th6 Bundps,alb \,
w tbe Goyetalneni A larpe ptopor,lon
count Of tie nIlllaly '''O" Vh NC
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o,,,,oo, oct. li,--A call has been is'
Ned ~ Luke Dlllonl n egs gssSv iar ~ a
NlsCnhey, +, Stanton aud y, 9NYE IOI \" a
InI,i IIi IN thla city Ia November
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TWO DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S

VIII BE One of the Results of the Elections
In Montana.
HELENA, MoNT., Oct. 1.-THE vote OF
Jefferson county was canvdssed yester-
day, the result being that the DEMOCRATS
lose a State Senator. This leaves the
upper house OF the Legislature tic, but
the Democrats will have a majority Of
seven on joint ballot. The canvass Of
the vote in all counties will not DO COM
pleted before tomorrow, II then.
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PKhtli Oh VI N "a t5nSr"d t,.,
sUayslls ssIng 2, l.plnol ha, rcslpnej.
TtS.us ~ w, W qll i'|ul AilOhg the nvr,isp5
~ ~ 10! ,essfg " y Hilihde Il Ihe tioyeyn'
mOnI IoNatd-- y M NALalIS. N'Y,Vln- '.l
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INSANE OVER HER HUSBANDS DEATH
An Aged Lnly suicIdpS After TwolvO Years
of Grief nnd Loneliness.

OF UFIHI NNU LOhbIlhess.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, IND, Oct. 11.-Last
night Mrs. ]. +. Watkins, a widow, aged
Ga years, suicided by throwing herseltin
front Of an o., I.& W. passenger train.
She has been in i'll health for some time
and has not been in her right mind
since the death Of her husband, twelve
years ago. Twice she has made unsuc.
Cpssful attempts at suicide, aud last
night succeeded In eluding her watch.
erg. Her body was not found until day.
light this morning "
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Ai,,yAuKRE, WIS, Oct 1.-THE con
Sefenraoi the Germati lld AssoSla.'Oinso1 ~ i,avn
iLe United States which WS Ss ~ hSsU @
hscn held here on OCtUber ~, has DeVn
D,'eeS,nonod DeS until spring OF next year.
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CAaD,sLs, PA, Oct. ll,-Jrho l2.yCar.
ala " ,laUvItrr oi Mr. Rudabaugh, living
near tlis city, was to-day gorrd 10 deathi ,,ti
by an lniufiAted bull, Ahother Vh''u
,rnA HeYerely InInred
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r,se,o. N, Y, Oct ll,-FTi'h I'm. %
80, M ,mndo al bileroi $3.50 200 iof ,tI the
ilCS KCSdSwv wv oi Muble Of this Gity' Ihe
olIer IL under ConhiNereVVp " 'H'
,pnt owner.
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JERsty CRY, N, j., Oct. lt.-Rohet,
II; Payne, ol sL Louis, last night com.
laltted huiCldO at 1aylORB hotel, by
blowing out hls brains with a revolver.
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Ew YoRK; Oct, il.--Arlved--Cily II. oi
RonC, from Liverpool
BREMBS, Oct H. Arrived - Lain,
from NeW York,
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swimming run made win OnIy one man out,
Wheeling; g;,."".,...".. o o O1 o. B

EGrned-3 each. Home run. .Iieckley. Three.
base hit-ROWe Two haSr hlt-'BeCkley Struck
out-by Jones .: by Morrison 8. bases on balls
-UfI JouCs 9; on Morrison o. Passed balls
WestlakC !. Sacrifice hit-WGstlaRe !. Stolen
baSCs-W Wheeling 8: Pittsburgh j. Time-l :IO.
Umplre-FFauk hHllCr.
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TnY our new Vienna Bread.
W1GRLiEu BAKRRY %,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-06
An Embarrassing Gift.

IN India the Viceroy is frequently
the recipient of embarrassing attentions
from the native Princes, whose pres
snts are not always confined to the ricE
,tuffs and cunning gold and silver work
If the East. The Nepaul Dunbar vel.
coined Lord Lansdowne to India by q
present of couple of pretty piebalG
ponies with long tails, some gold coins
silver ingots and number cf Thibeta1
novelties. All these it may be easy tc
dispose of, and Lady Lansdowne would
no doubt come to the Niceroy's assist
ance in finding a rse for the ponies and
the rest of the presents, but what can
the Viceroy do with the fonr elephants
that also formed part of the gift? F.? They
would play sad havoc with the trees Of
Bowood were they to be introduced tc
that charming spot in Wiltshire. Blu;
the chances are that the four elephants
will be treated as received by Lord
Lansdowne in his official capacity, and
will go to swell the army of elephants
owned by the Indian Government.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-06

hostile Indians at this point, under the
provisions of which the Indians we're
firmly bound by those presents to
avoid killing the Messrs. Lewis &
Clarke. They also decided a few coun-
ties to the white man in consideration
of twenty cents worth of beads and
6ne-tooth comb, to them in hand paid.
1t is thought that Nebraska was dis
covered by Coronado in 154l at point
which is between Gage and Furnas
Counties.
The Omaha Indians now number
about 1000 souls, 1 was about to say,
but they have associated with the white
man SO much that will just say there
are 1000 head of them. Some of them
at times fly in the face of industry. The
Indian by nature seems to reluctantly
part with his perspiration.
Lucien Fontanelle, born in New Or.
leans about the year 1S0G, went to the