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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
TRUST IN COTTON.
A Combine Bids for the Fall Rive
Mills.

A Combine Bids for the Fall River
Mills.
FALL RIVER, MASS, Angus 3.-The
Fall River Ners will publish this after
noon circular letter, which isto be mailed
in New York to-day, addressed to the
President and Board of Directors of every
cotton mill in Fall River. The letter
says:
GENTLEMEN: 1t is our desire to secure
control of the entire cotton manufacturing
property of Fall River and elsewhere, and
we address you for the purpose of obtain
inc your views as to the probability Of
your shareholders or majority being will
ing to sell or pool their stock upon basis
of mutual advantage. 1t ls, OF
course. useless for Us at this
time TO set forth cur plans in
detail. We are pleased to inform you thai
Che Central Trust 90, of New York, has
consented to act as trustee In behalf OF
both parties. Should the matter meet
with YOUR favorable consideration, we
would thank you to advise ue at an early
date and we will then confer with you
personally in regard TO details.
Very respectfully yours,
GEORGE F. MELLON,
EMERSON @. MCMILLAN,
II. B. WILSON,
Committee.
Mr. Mellon ssys the syndicate which has
been formed represents principally foreign
capital, and that already the amount sub
scribed is more than sufficient to buy the
cotton industry of America.
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HOXORS TO HALSTEAD.
The Great Journalist Gwen q Reception by
His Fellow Citizens.

The Great Journalist Gwen e Reception by
His Fellow Citizens.
CINCINNATI, August "a reception to
Mr. Murat Hslstead, of the Commercial
Gazette, upon his return from Europe, was
given tonight by the Republican clubs CT
Hamilton county 10 Music Hall.
Mayor MOsby made a welcoming ad-
dress, containing sllusiOns to the honored
guests fesrlessnsss as 8 Journalist, and
suggestion of the usefulness of such a
quality in the Senate of the United States.
When Mr.. Halstead arose to reply ne
had q most fasiering reception. lie
thanked the audience briefly and said he
mad 10 grievance over the action Of the
Senate in his case. He recognized the fact
shat the men who opposed him had done
him kindness. His possible candidacy
tor the United States Senate was matter
10 be considered after the election. II the
Republican party wanted him ne would
consider It a high honor. Mr.. Halstead
closed with q prediction Of Republican vic
cory
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
EPIDEMIC Of FLUX.
Ifteen People Dead in Little Illinois
VlIaQa

Fifteen People Dead in Little llilhoiS
Village.
CHICAGO, August S.-A dispatch from
Carthage. Ill, says: A terrible epidemic
Of bloody hux has appeared at Warsaw IN
this county. 1t came on last Monday in
light form and resem5led dysentery' but
on Wednesday it assumed more serious
phase and now fifteen people have died
F,ur deaths occurred Thursday and four
yesterday. the victims being mostly chill
Sssu Ooe hundred and eighty cases are
urvI non, ,enorted. Many of them, it is feared,
ngm ,,;Ii TesnIt fatally. The people are terror
s,ricken %r and do not know what to make
" The disease has also appeared at hamii.
ton 1t also exists in epidemic iorn A'
Canton and Kshoka, Mo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
GOLD IN OHIO.
Opening of Mine in the Vicinity of Oin'
clgnati

Opening of Mine in the Vicinity OF Gin
clunati.
CINCINNATI, o., August 3.-FOr sever
al years gold in small quantities has been
found in Clermont county, this State, not
more than 25 miles from this city. About
a week ago two experienced Arizona mi
ners, who had been sent specimens of this
gold, reached the farm of Bob Wood, In
Ciermont county, where the precious metal
has been found, looked over the ground
thoroughly and went to work. They Say
that discovery like that they have made,
if anywhere in the mining regions of the
West, would attract the presence Of 1000
miners within 43 hours. So confident are
the miners that they have struck rich
lead that they have perfected plans to sink
q shaft and once begin tunneling to the
spot whence this surface gold emanates.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
SCHEMING TRIKOUPIS.
The Greek Prime Minister Responsible for
the Oretan Trouble.

Ing 0TSek fflins mlulbtor resp pOublDlo Tor
the Oretan Trouble.
LONDON, August 3.-The instigators of
The Cretan troubles have partially sue.
ceeded in their object, which was un-
doubtedly TO irritste the Ottoman Gov
ernment, and, By provoking hostilities,
still further to intensity the prejudices of
Western Europs against Turkish rule over
a people nominally Christian. The prompt
attitude of the English and italian fleets
saved the Cretans from extreme measures
and prevented the outcry against Turkish
prosecution which would have followed
any extensive retribution on the revolving
islanders.
The willy Greek Premier, Trikeupis, is
given the credit of provoking this latest
outbreak. The little Hellenic Kingdom
does not present field large enough to dis
play his energies, according to his esti-
mate of them, and his exssparatiDg in
trigues 10 get the largest powers By the
ears, in hopes that something will accrue
to Greece as the result of the struggle and
his own abilities be recognized at their
true value, have rendered him the dread of
nearly every Cabinet Of Europe Il is
doubtful even il he is 50 highly estimated
in st. Petersburg az is generally thought.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
PROPHETS IN JAIL.
Three of the Negro Fanatics Charged
with Murder.

Three of the Negro Fanatics Charged
with Murder.
SAVANNAH, GA, August 3.-Sheril
Smith, of Liberty, brought James, the
religious fanatic, to Savannah and sent
him up to Milledgeville yesterday morn
ing under his brother's care. He will be
placed in the asylum where the imposter
Bell already lodges.
Sheriff Smith says that King Solomon
and Nebuchadnezzsr are in jail. There
are twelve Of the riotous wOrshippers in
prison and eighteen out on bail. The
woman Walker, whom Bell beat in his ex-
orcism. has died. Three accessories to her
death are in Jail. charged with murder.
Most of the culprits are charged with as
sauls with intent to kill.
This is the fourth effort OF Snerlh Smith.
Three times he has destroyed the TEN
nleu and the "Ark" in spite of James
warning that whoever touched the ark
would be stricken and die. The Temple
is a series of circular seats about an oak
Nebuchsdnezzar eats grass on all fours
when an opportunity is given him to Craze;
A week from Monday those in jail Will
have hearing before the County Court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
WORSE THAN THOUGHT.
The Accident at Clarksburg Full of Hor
rorss

The Accident at Clarksburg Full of Hor-
rorss
Special Telegram to the Register.
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, August 3.-The
news in detail from the fearful explosion
at the tunnel where the men were blasting
at the Fsrland mines, makes the matter
more serious than was supposed. Four
men were badly injured, among whom
were father and his two sonr Thomas
Dodd, the other party, is seriously injured.
His forehead is blown of, exposing the
brain. Alex Matthenen was instantly
killed. The scalp of William Matthenen
was blown from the skull, and he received
other injuries. s. V. Matthenen is in 6
very critical condition. His face and head
are badly lacerated, the right arm pierced
with stones, left ankle badly Injured and
both bones Of the right leg shattered above
the ankle, with internal injuries. This
evening the right leg was amputated be-
low the kree by DR.. A. S. Carr, assisted
by DR.. Bowcock and Dr.. n. Peck. There
is but little hope Of his recovery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

Geo. W. & S. Taylor, of Smyrna, Del,
founders and mschinists, have failed. Liza
bilities, $4,000. They employed forty
WOrkmen.
James Benjamin. farmer, committed
suicide st McConnellsville, o, yesterday,
because he had given verdict as juror
against his will.
Elmer n Sharkey. of Eaton, O., who
murdered his widO~sd mother and was to
he hsrg.d September 13, has been granted
a stev If proceedings unul November L.
Ten balcbcseds have been arrested Tor
suuggliog between the Unlted STATES ana
Cansda IN Dakota.
James Comb jesse Barnett and Charles
Wall, three kentucky despeTsdoss, have
confessed to the murder Of James Rose, q
wealthy tarm.r.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
SEVEN DAYS RAIN
Aud stin the Clouds Pour Down Theil
Floods In New York.

Aud Still the Clouds Pour Down Their
Floods In New York.
NEW YORK, August 3-Notwithstsnd-
ing the fact that it has been raining almost
steadily since week ago yesterday, there
is still 10 sign of clearing weather. About
s o'clock this morning rain fell in torrents
for shout so MINUTES and flooded streets
and cellars in this city and Brooklyn. The
storm was accompanied by heavy Caunder
and lightning. IL less than an hour near
two inches Of water fell. Trains on all
railroads we're greatly delayed, and had it
cot been for the fact that everything NOV
able had already been washed away,
great damage would have been done IN TIE
country districts.
A dispatch from Tauton, Mass, says
that the same storm visited that section of
the country and that sewers were washed
out, cella-s flooded, streets quilted and fac-
tories compelled tosuspend operations. A
washout is reported on the Old Colony
Ioad between Taunton and Fall River.
AZ 2 o'clock the most severe storm of the
season was raging at Nysck. The streets
were flooded and travel suspended.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
TITS NOT A TRUST.

school Book Publishers Deny That They
Have Formed Combine.
New YORK, August 3.-The statement
recently published that there was to be
something like a trust formed among the
publishers of school books for the purpose
Of raising the price and limiting the output
bas brought out a deaisl from the follow
ing firms of publishers: IyisOD, Brakeman
& Co. D. Appleton & Co., A. S. Barnes &
Co.. Van Antwerp & Co, COwpsrthwait q
Co., Efiugbam, Maynard & Co., CHM &
Co, aud TaintOr Bros & Co. The pub
fishers repeat the statement made some
davs ego, that the recent meeting held in
this city was for the purpose of making an
agreement to withdraw all the travelling
sgents, and that now competition will be
sharper than ever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
Other Games.

At New York-New York IS, Philadel-
phia s; errors, New York 6, Philadelphia
Z; hits, New York 18, Philadelphia IL.
Pitchers, Keefe and Sanders.
At Philadelphia-Athletic 3, Louisville
none; errors, Athletics 4. Louisville 2;
hits, Athletics ., Louisville 5. Pitchers,
Weyning and Hecker.
At Columbus-Co 4, Kansas City
5; errors, Columbus 4, Kansas City 3; hite,
Columbus 10, Kansas City 13. Pitchers,
Swartzel and Baldwin.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 13, st. Louis 6;
errors, Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 6; hite,
Brooklyn 10, St. Lous 6. Pitchers, Stivitts;
Ramsey and Terry.
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Mr. CleveIand's Yachting Cruise.

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, August g.
James Stillman's steam yacht Wsnderer,
arrived at Marion to-day from New York
and will take ex-President Cleveland on a
cruise for a week. On the yacht are ex-
Secretary Fairchild, Colonel Daniel S. La
mont end James S. Woodward. Mr.
Bangs, law.partner of the exPresident,
who has been visining Msrion, left to-
night for New York.
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LIKELY 70 bs Knocked out by = Wild West
ern Judge.

Likely 20 be Knocked Out by Wild West
ern Judge.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Seuator Pad
dock. of Nebraska, had long talk with
the President to-day, and on leaving the
White House telegraphei to Judge Croft,
eff Omaha, TO come on to Washington. The
Tgnifcaucs Of this is that Senator'S Ander'
s,n and Paddock have bsen urging the ap-
p1intment Of Judge Croft to the vacant
Interstate Commerce C0mmissiOnership.
The Senators have laid before the Prssi-
dent the necessity of having some man on
the Commission who is a resident of the
vast territory west of the Mississippi, and
Who is acquainted with the history and
status of the subsidized lines. Judge
Croft is a msubsr Of the State Circuit
Court. ana IS heavily backed as a proper
for o. place on the Commission.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
SURVEYOR KILLED.

soustters Ambush Surveying Party IN
Randolph County.
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register
BUcKHANNoN, W. VA, August D.
Richard Winlack, of Miidleport, Schuyl-
kill county, Pa, while surveying wild
land near the Randolph county line, was
shot from ambush and instantly killed, on
Thursday, and was buried yesterday near
oueeps. He was,,i Free Mason; was about
ffty five years old, and leaves thirteen
Little news can be obtained from the
saction in which the shooting occurred,
but it is reported that others were M ured
in the same fight. There is great bitter,
ness among rival claimants for land and
more trouble is threatened.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04

TROY, Ny, August 3.-During the
staym at Centre Cambridge yesterday after
noon lightning struck the farm house of S.
W. Wright, occupied by Eina Brawnell
snd his family The only daughter of Mr..
Brswnell, about 10 years old was instantly
killed. Eight or nine persons in the house
we're prostIated by the bolt. The house
was badly shattered but did not take fire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
FAST WORK AT CLEVELAND.

Lillian Wins the Psce-Allerton Goes a
Mile In 2:I9.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, August 3.-The 2:17
pacing race for 81 600 began yesterday at
Glexville, was finished this morning.
Four heats were paced yesterday, Lillian
winning two, Wilcox and Ed AnnOn.
This morning Lillian won the 5th heat in
PIG and takes first money, Wilcox came
in second, Ed Annon gets third money
and Dr.. West fourth.
Allerton, a three-year-old bay stallion,
owned by O. W. Williams, Of Independ-
ence, Iowa, started to beat 2-203 which he
made yesterday, and trotted it in 2:19.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04

WASHINGTON, August "a telegram
his been received ~ the Navy Department
announcing the death at 1 O'Clock this
morning, at the hospital IN the Naval
Home. Philaieloiia, If Commodore Wm.
f Fitzbugh, OF a complication of diseases.
Commodore Fitzhugh was born in Ohio
October Is. 1882, and graduated from the
Naval Academy IN 1884.
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Rain Blocked williams, Plans.

LONDON, August 3.-Emperor William,
Of Germany, was to have reviewed the
British fleet in Spithesd to-day, but the
review was postponed until Monday on
account ofa heavy storm. A steady rain
fell all day and the hazs was so thick that
the fleet could not be seen from the shore.
The wind was blowing half gale. Great
numbers of small crafts were lowering
about the fleet all the morning and the oc-
cuparts o! many Of them were drsRchad.
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-EUCllgress
Y0gB A's- ,., r-obsblv
.E C"''
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ser arrived 90 '1e
Zn -fsv. He said chat
rle l.a ,vs-,l weeks at
h.s- -...-.;,, t,
-tt,sr i-,.e '''-
r n uocrats VIII hole
I-s st Columbus Au-
STATE
..t.-
--tsr ..i .t,-e Tere TWO o.-''
t. domination BESIDES
. .r C-7sls1j, aud
-Joos- -....,....t.
rsssusu N-i. ,-
-,+ irr-. lr u 'o'l No.'
u.t,t fr-. SID. 'a all sei'ou'
s.-.ter .-i.c II, lAc noul--
5-ssrot tare enough sentiment oe-
t-,-. sh.1. a,'hcut q contest
.-7l. rs vo.t- 1asicg. 1ne Dem
-5ifats must have the unl,so
bis own panty to make ms eiee-
M Ith.nE the chances OF Dem
i1 ONO tcl3 year are very
laye no doubt that we can ea-'s
Nr Foraker is O. popular car
.i will make a vigorous canvass
sa serious division 10 tne h--
n1ss and Mr FORAKER : STATE
on is very v1luer Bile.
issues do you think VIII predom-
The campfig1?'
battle VIII be fought largely,
Stats issuss 7 DO not mssn by
we viii ignore National issues
a-,f or that we viii take any
d ON that question. I have
tlat our State Convention VIII
nrcsd % stand il favor OF tariH
The National Convention 90 ~
wear 7 certainly % On ia'oI
r,e-slf But while We VII not
to discuss che tariff 10 would o7
. ccur- for us to msse the bur-
orr at.aek upon th. Republicans on
.,stss and 6'rrders OF Foraker
.t-,eors If make che tartthe
;..re Wa vil simply invite Che
= .ta warama ksrsard other pre-
1,o,or,list. fo come into the State
ann 1s Tr fhev were a1ls To- carrg
1rtrv lsstnI by the uss of money
dhsa ve-y easy matter for them
n.ra.e and carry q single S'a;s
mighty poor policy to make
.l 0r au issue that you know is
ore T1e doctrine OF salvation
become very unpopular If there
rru-pert 0ne's getting tO haven
rrr lhirk i1 the long rus
.sir bv ting tariff reform.
rsmairs however, lbat .he DEM
I've never been able ta carry OAio
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
LittIewood Has Retired.

NEW YORK, August 3.-The Sporting
Chronicle of London, reports that George
Littlewood, the champion six-day-go-as-
you-please pedestrian, has permanently
retired from the track. The Chronicle says
shat the retirement is enforced by an attack
of muscular rheumatism. LittlewOod's g
retirement leaves Dan Herty and jim AL
bert as the foremost competitors for the
championship.
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FOR WEST v lANS.
Fourth Glass Postcfiice fe
DIstributed-Mast u
-.-. -.l....-.,,, N The Rerit

Fourth GLASS Postcmce
DIstributed-Mast IT,
specisl Telegram to the Regis
WASHINGTON, August S.-Ihe Ioilo"'
irg fourth class West YirgiSia postmasters
hsvs been appointed; James Rhensisy'
Bsrtha. Logan county A. ]. Williams
Clear Creek. Raleigh county; Arthur L.
u,obes. Graham Mines, Kauawha county
NJ J. Francis, WilsOnbursn, Hsrrlson
county.
COMMISSIONERS MASON
went home this evening for s short VISIT
but he has no more appointments 10 dls-
fributs smoug his friends aud neignoors.
The Democrats of the Revenue Bureau
have an been cleaned out.
PENSIONS wERE GRANTED
70 wes. virginiars to-day IS follows: In
crssss Jacob Whitlech, John hays,
Adsm Egsrly, John S. Van Pelt.
Original widows, Harriet widow q
John Beverlin.
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FIRING THEM OUT.

Harrison Gets Rid of Hundred Demo
crate Postmas-ers,
WASHINGTON, August 3 3-The Presi-
dent yesterday appointed over q hundred
Presidential p7stm sters for Western
States. The following were named IN
Ohio: Emanuel Schultz, at Miamisburg,
o ;vice G *. Kinder, removed. w. n.
Ho'verstsdt, 20 Coiumbiaua, o ; vice Geo.
Lower, removed. John W. Mckee, al
Celiu9. o.; vice Jacob K,eusch, removed
Amos T. Daley, at Van Vert, o.; vic'
John Shaw, removed. James Israel, al
Mt. Vernon, o. vice john d. Thompson
removed
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Nsws from Far OFF Samoa.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.-Advices
from Honolulu by the steamer MaTapOsa
TODAY. state that the U. S. Steamer Alert
left Honolulu July 9Th, for Tanning Island
70 hiring the Nipsic to Honolulu. When
the Msraposa left there, July 9th, the
Adams intended to sail for Samoa, week
hafore that time, but she was detained,
owing TO the illness of her surgeon, who
ia snfferipg from pneumonis and is quar-
tered at the Queens Hospital.
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von,p eoulds In the Catskills.

RoNDoUT, N. Y, August George
the son of Jay Gould, accompanied By his
wife, two children and DR.. Seymour the
family physician, came upthe Hudson on
the steam yacht Atalanta yesterday ana
went to the Hotel KasteTskill, in the Cats
kilIs Mr.. Gould's children will remain
in the mountains eeversl weeks, and he
himself will indulge in trout fishing In
Forlouph Lake, a fine mountain stream
owned by ex-Congressman Thomas Oor-
nell
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Only an Abe. bodied Lie.

BELGRADE, August 3.-The report that
the government hsd ordered all three of
ths military classes of Ssrvia to muster on
Monday next, was Incorrect. l. i7 the in
tsntioC OF the government to propose the
adoption Of new military stem II O3lo-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
The G. Ar. EncampmsntF Fight.

CHICAGO, August 3.-The Inter Ocean
will 10 morrow say in the veteran column
that the action of the Eighth Department
Commanders in bOycO.tiog the G. A. K.
Convention was unwsrfanted. Tne aTtl-
Gle is a leug ny one, and the language used
IL rather EalIcal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
sULLIvAN's MOTHER

Frustrated by the News of Her Sons Arrest
"A Grest Blow.
Boston, August 3.-Mrs. Sullivan, the
mother of John L., is completely pros
trated by the news Of her sons arrest in
New York. She has been very i'll for some
time, and efforts were made to prevent her
from hearing of the arrest, but by some
means she OBJ aimed the information, which
caused a severe shock. A call at the house
this evening revealed anxious cOuntenances,
and an eager inquiry for good news greeted
the reporter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
SLAUGHTERED.
4 GREAT BATTLE In EGYPT,
And the DervisheS Beaten as Usual by the
Queens English.
CASE AGAINST HRS. MAVERICK
Completed, and Russell Speaks General
Foreign News.

CAIRO, August 3.-Gen. Grenfell en-
gagged the dervishes near Toski to-day ard
completely routed them. Wad-El-Juui,
the dervish leader, WAS killed. The der
vish loss was 1,500 killed and wounded.
The Egyptian loss was slight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
Eighteen Rounds Enough.

WAsHBUBN, Wis, August 3.-WilIiam
Walsh, of Ashland, and Pat oOnroy, of
Syracuse, fought 18 rounds with skin
gloves at the Op,ra House, Thursday
night. Walsh was knocked ont IN the
eighteenth round.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
Only a Csnsrd.

PrlrsBURG, August President
Nimick of the Pittsburg base ball club,
said the story that Minneapolis had been
off.red Pi.tsburg's franchise was absurd,
aud absolutely without the slightest
foundation.
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powned by the senators.

WASHINGTON, August 3.-The Sena-
tors kept up their recent good work to-day
by outplaying the Bostons in every re-
spect, having comparatively easy victory.
Washington. 40 0 3 OO1O1 / c
Boston.......................0 0 0 l 0 0 o.
Earned, Washington s, Boston 3; errors,
Washington 1, Boston 6; hits, Washington
10, Boston Z. Pitchers, Olarkson and Had
dock. Tmpire. Powers.
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secretary TiehsnOr Better.

WASHINGTON, August S-Assistant
Secretary Tichenor is said to be more COM
Portable this morning. although still suf-
fsrinv severe sci ttic paios. Hs will be
taken TO some health resort ss soon IS ne
can bear removal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
A Jockey Killed at Dayton.

DAYTON, O, August 3.-Charlss Cole
man, a colored jockey from New Orleans,
while riding running horse on the race
track for exercise here this morning, was
thrown off against post and had his skull
htnken- He died ct noon.
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Picking OF tho Dutch.

AMSTERDAM, August 3.-Intelligence
has been received of q fight in Acheen Su-
matra between natives and force of Dutch
traops Nineteen Dutchmen we're killed
and tgenty-tWO wounded.
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,rarnnn,h CT. 2 Place.

WASHINGTON, August S-Ths Psssi-
dent bas tendersd me appointment cf Col
Iector Of the Port Of Wv Orleans 20 e1-
G. vernon WarmOuth, Of Louisiana.
The Presi ent hss appointed John 5.
Thety 10 be Naval Officer at New o; leans.