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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-24
The Stranger Won.

ST. PAUL, April 23.-Eyan Lewis, the
"straneler.n and D. A. Mcmillan, of Mil
waukee, met in a wrestling match at
Tnrner Hall, Saturday night Both men
were in good condition. The match was
estch-as-catch.can, best three in five falls,
two points down, for stake OF you slSe 10 {
and the gate receipts. Mcmillan won tne
first fall with q full Nelson, after terri
bIe struggle lasting hour and SO minutes.
Lewis won the second, third and fourth IN
D minutes. 9 and 10 minutes respectively
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HONORS TO MURRELL.
Thousands Throng the Maritime Exchange
IN Welcome Him

Thousands Throng the Maritime Exchange
to Welcome Him.
PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-"Oh, don't
call it noble; it was only my duty, am
sure" said Captain Hamilton Murrell, as
he was welcomed and congratulated at
the Maritime Exchange by President VIM.
Brockie, this afternoon. Capt. Murrell
has been lienized to an extent
that it is simply amazing Long
before the hour of noon, which had
been set for the pnblic reception. the sps-
cinus rooms of the Maritime Exchange
and the still more spacious street in front
of il contained thousands of people Of all
ages and of both sexes, who had, in some
instances, travelled many miles to pay
homage to the young captain.
In behalf Of the Pennsylvania Humane
Society, Captain Murrell was presented a
gold medal by District Attorney Graham,
and the Swedish Oonsul publicly thanked
him, after which great reception was
held
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DANGER TO THE K. OF L.
The Machinery Constructors Contemplat-
ing withdrawal

ing Withdrawal
DETROIT, April 23.-An evening paper
saws: 1.-THE National Convention OF
machinery constructors, Knights Of Labor,
are in secret session in this city with
about twenty delegates in attendance.
They are from all over the United States,
representing draughtsmen, pattern makers,
nolders. boiler makers, blacksmiths and
machiuists. 1t transpires that it is the
work of this convention which brought
Powderly to Detroit 1t has leaked out
that this combination OF Knights of Labor
assemblies, the most influential in numbers
in the United States, have instructed their
delegates to take steps to secede from the
Knights of Labor and resolve themselves
into trades unions and have representa-
ton in the Federation of Trades.
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CLEARED AT LAST.

broadway R'd OF the Pole Nuisance
Mayor Grants Work.
NEW YORK, April 23.-BrOadway, from
Twenty-third to Thirty-third streets, is
now entirely cleared Of poles, the last fire
department poles having been removed
this morning by Foreman Clancy, of the
department. His gang is now working on
Broadway between Thirty-tbird and For
ty.second streets, and expect to have that
nortion of Broadway cleared by 6 p. m. to-
dsy. At various points along Broadway
the United States Electric Lighting Com
pany and the Manhattan Company have
gangs at work making connections at the
subway manholes.
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b. Saw York BAN Club Homeless.

NEW YORK, April % The New York
Base Ball Club is homeless. Governor
Hill to-day vetoed the bill recently passed
by the Legislature to prevent the cutting
Of streets through the Polo grounds. The
managers of the New York club felt sure
that they could prevent the destruction Of
the grounds, and accordingly have made
no arrangements looking toward new
grounds. They have the choice between
Staten Island aud the Jersey Flats.
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WIAIIEBS N GUTHRIE.



ne i''- 1'. ''' h''''' the 4 ie'i''o''
"'' Opened
- OKLAHOMA April 25-In
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Aa''-'- - -75--2 4- tsn oc.ccs. ID.
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t- -.- 4--.n- me- was
-a ,ae- Down che Topeka
railway -aus .or.bre-I--,v
r.... ,osr and t was PROPOSED to l,v
rs hot8uatvi.h -o-f and so,tb ana
and sections m ,5orts5
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CHANGES In THE B. 4 0.

Captain Peabody May Retire from the
Management East of the Ohio.
BALTIMORE, April 23.-It is believed
here by those who are conversant with B.
& o. r. r. affairs, that J. T. Odell, late Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio r. R., will soon
succeed Capt. w. W. Peabody as general
manager of the B. & o. lines west of the
Ohio river, the latter resuming his position
as superintendent OF the Cincinnati, Wash.
ington and Baltimore K. r.
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DIR. K. K. WHITE.
Contest for his Position as Superintendent
of Cincinnati Schools.

Contest for his Position as Superintendent
of Cincinnati Schools.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Judging from
general appearance and current rumors,
trouble is brewing in the Board of Educs-
tion. 1t is all over the election Of Super
intendent ofSchools, which question comes
mp at the next meeting of the board. DIR.
f f. White, who was elected two years
ago, has not given general satisfaction, it
seems, and many members of the Board
are decided upon the question Of his re-
election. Early last fall there was some
talk of DR.. White declining a second term,
but it seems that he has reconsidered the
matter and is anxious to hold his place.
This fact however, does not heal the
wound that has been a source OF annoy
ance to certain members.
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Manager Morton MarrIes Lille Post.

CHICAGO, April 23.-Wm. H. Morton
manager of the Columbia Theatre, was
married last night in a decidedly quiet
fashion to Miss Lille Post, prima donna
soprane. The ceremony was performed by
The Rev. T. B. Fleetwood, rector OF 81
Marks Episcopal Church, at the minister s
residence. Walter G. Longmir, OF the arm
Of w. H. Fletcher x Co., of New YORK an
old time friend of Mr.. Morton, and MIS-
HINT of San Francisco, sister Of Miss Post,
attended the bridal pair.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
Dolngs of Boats and Boatmen Along the


Doing. Of Boats and BoAtmen Along the
Ohio.
The local packets all arrived and left on
time.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet inch and falling.
The Andes got away on good time yes
terdsy with a good trip, Capt. Chas.
Muhleman in command and NJ. +. Noll ID
the Office.
The marks from above yesterday were;
Pittsburg. 10 feet inches and rising. Nor
qantown, feet 3 inches and falling; wealth
ar clear. Rice's Landing, feet 6 inches
and stationary; weather clear. Browns
Vile. 5 feet and stationary; weather clear.
Lock No. 4, feet inches and stationary
weather clear. Greensboro, ii feet Z
inches and falling; weather clear. Parker,
D feet . inches and falling; weather clear.
Oil City, . feet 10 inches and stationary
weather cloudy.
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YE BOODLER MUST GIT"
The Canadian Parliament Passes the
ExtraditiOn 8ill.


MONTREAL, April 2S.-In the House of
Commons to-day the copyright bill was
passed. 1t does not interfere with existing
English copyrights. The extradition bill
came up for its third reading and after
lengthy debate the bill was passed.
Among the amendments which were
adopted were the following: 1t pro-
vides that the Government 10 which
an offender is surrendered, must give a
guarantee that the prisoner will only be
tried for the Offeuse for which he is extra
diled. Fraud committed by bankers and
corporation employees was also added to
the schedule of offenses. 1t also provides
not TO deliver up American visitors who
had settled up the amount Of their defalca-
tions after reaching Canada, the majority
of whom were now leading respectable
lives
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rhs Situation Growing panrerous.

PIrTsBURe, PA, April 23.-Another de-
tachment of colored men was sent up to
Duquesne tonight, but the strikers re-
fused to allow them to work and they re-
turned. The wives and daughters of the
strikers are taking prominent part in the
strike and have congregated in large mum
bers encouraging the men. The excite
ment continues intense and trouble is ex-
pected if the mill owners attempt to oper-
ate the plant with non-union workmen.
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A Gigantic Else.rIe light Company.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 23.-The certifi-
cate of Incorporation of the Edison Cen
ersl ectric Company was filed to-day
with the Secretary Of State and the New
York City lawyer OF the company paid to
the State Treasurer SIS, 900, the State tax
Of one-eighth of one per cent on the capi-
tai payable by all newly Incorporated
companies. This is one Of the largest IN
corporation fees paid to the State for many
years. The new company is formed by
Henry Willard and Thomas A. Edison and
associates
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N tbs RUSH

l'le in the Mad Ride for
Homes
hl April 23 The Star
E-. sho has been at Guthrie
nsi TO- Arkansas City to-
j. Che following to his paper;
%sad d.ed at Guthrie was
a' o., f. Smith, Ark. The
F.p- .e dec'aatory statement
c -'ae-, who was d private in
Sixth Illinois cavalrv. Daring
town siies-Guthrie, Okla
and Eimunds, three home
a..- '@satg-oae soldiers declaratorv
were lied. At1215 William
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Carhnlin Aoid and Death.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Early this morn
ing J. ]. Scheepsrs, an employe in the
Auditors office of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern railway, at Cedar
Rspids lows, walked into the reporter 8
room in the city hall and cOolly drank two
ounces of carbolic acid 1t was done so
deliberately that no one suspected any
thing wrong. subsequently he was con-
veved to the county hospital, where he
diad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-24
EIIxIr of Dates

Tsa combination of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other tToPi,
cal fruits. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
tfrscts have rendered it immensely popn-
lar. It cures habitual constipation, indi-
gsstiou. biliousuess, sick headache, piles,
etc Sold in 50 cent bottles by W. W.
irwin. w. f. Williams, John LaughlIn,
and @. r. Goetze. J. T. Goodwin q To-
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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80 NsrotatIon. wIth the sIOux

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The act under
which the Sioux Commission was yester-
day appointed, is 81 inilar to its general OBJ
ieets provisions and form to the act passed
in the first session of the Fiftieth Congress
nnder a similar title, and which the In
dians rejected, chiefly because of the un-
satisfactory price and terms of payment
offered them for the lands to be ceded there
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CALLERS ON BEN.

A Few OF the Distinguished Gentlemen
Who Saw Him Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 23.-There
was A rush OF visitors at the White House
to-day. Among those who saw the Presi-
dent were Senators Plumb and Hawley,
Senator Cullom and friends, Hon. Jamss
Hill, of Mississippi; Mr.. R.bt. Smalls, OF
south Carolins, and a delegation with
Fred. Douglass, Representatives Wade,
Frank. Niedrenghaus, Belknsp, Caldwell,
Henderson. of Illinois; Bingham and
Peters; NJ. d. Leggett, of Ohio.
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THEY MUST COME DOWN.
Mayor Grant Continues the War ON the
Telegraph Pole.

Mayor Grant Continues the War ON the
Telegraph Pole.
NEW YORK, April 23.-MayOr Grant
sent the following letter:
NEW YORK, April %.
To Hon d LOicber Smith, Commissioner
Board Of Public Works;
SIR-You sre hereby directed to remove
forthwith from Broadway beginning at
Park Place, all the poles and wires of tele-
graph and telephone companies to Four
teeuth street, and from Fourteenth to
Fifty-eighth streets, all poles and wires
except the poles and wires of the fire de-
partment. Respectfully,
HUGH ]. GRANT,
Mayor and President of the Board of
Electric Control.
This settles the question as TO whether
the wires will 20 under ground or not, for
it is plain to be seen that Mayor Grant
means business, and will not let up until
the city is completely cleared of the poles
and wires along the sub-ways The new
route of destruction, as mapped out in the
order, will create havoc In the telegraph
companies, and especially the Western
Union. They have important offices along
this route and there is no doubt that the
subway commissioners will take great
pleasure in snsppipg their cables.
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Sunday Freight Trains withdrawn.

ST. THOMAS, ONT, April 23.-In defer
ence to the wishes OF the Ministerial Asso-
citation, which some time ago started a
provincial agitation flr the reduction OF
Sunday traffic on the railways, Superin-
tendent Moorford has issued an order TO
the effect that in future Sunday freight
traffic on the Michigan Central Railway
,brouob Canada will ne discontinued.
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washinrton Gossip.

There is a new candidate for Puoilc
Printer in the person Of ex.Congressman
Palmer, Of Chicago.
Mrs. scruggs, Of Buffalo, N. Y, aged
AZ was Yesterday married TO George Albert
ststt AGED %. 1t was case OF love at
first sight.
The resignation of Nicholas NJ. Bell,
Snner;ntendent of Foreign Mails, has been
accepted by the Postmaster General
vsrv stropg evidence was taken in MsloI
Armes, bebaif before this Court Martial
Yesterday.
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ABeautiful Easter Gift.

Scott & Bovine, manufacturers OF the
wsIl.known Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
OI offer most beautiful Easter GIT
composed of eight artistic studies OF blrds
and Flowers, put up in pOrtfolio-wortni
a. least s. 20, for % cents. On receipt ol
aSoye in stamps, it will be mailed at once
"'' SCOTT & BOVINE,
132 South Fifth Ave, n. \.
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VERY SHORT sHRIFT.
A Desperate Raplst Lynched on the Day OF
His Crime

A Desperate RapIst Lynched on the Day OF
His Crime.
DANvILLE, VA, April % Yesterday,
at Halifax Court House, Scott Bailey, col
Ored, made desperate but unsuccessful
attempt to commit an outrage on the per-
son of one of the most prominent young
ladies in the village. The attempl was
made in the day time ON the premises Of
the lady's home in the village, while
large crowd was on the court ground.
Bailey WAS caught soon afterwards, con-
fessed his crime and was lynched about
midnight He was hanged from the same
place from which Bruce Younger was
hanged less than year ago for n similar
offence.
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CHAMBERLAIN WARNED.
churchfI Tellsthe birmingham Boss Some

Churchill Tellsth Birmingham Boss some
Plain but Unpleasant Truths
LONDON, April 23.-LOrd Randolph
Churchill has written an angry letter to
Mr.. Chamberlain, in which he warns that
gentleman that if the Conservatives
Choose TO make test of their strength
throughout Birmingham, the contest Will
certainly result in the political annihila-
tion of Mr.. Chamberlain and his friends.
If these gentlemen have the success OF
IInionism at heart, they hsd better mod
crate their pretentions and turn their ht-
tention to conciliating rather than proYok
ing the Conservatives.
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HARRISON WAS GUARDED.
A Secret Oath Bound Band had TO Protect
Him In the Parade.

a stETbI UHIU bUWIIu A'oIIN1 II''F' " = ''
Him In the Parade.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Capt. Armes
took the stand in his own defense to-day.
He told of his appointment as aid to Bea-
yer, and stormy interview he had with
Hastings when the appointment was can
celled. He served in the parade by special
appointment. In detailing his account OF
the assault he said that Beaver turned to
leave him and he put up his hand to de-
tain him, which Beaver considered an in
sult Ii was brought out in Armes testi-
mopy that he YVES one of ten men, appoint
ed a secret guard over the PRESIDENT ana
sworn to secrecy.
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srAKrNG IOrs ~ GUTHRIE.
THREE MEN KILLED.

Another Tale OF Blood From the Beautl-
ful Land.
ARKANSAS CITY, KAs April 23.-A
tale Of blood comes up from oklahoma.
A special from Guthrie received here
this morning, says that three men who
took claims there yesterday were toully
murdered at five O'Clock By claim Jumpers.
Toe nsmes Of the murderers and their
victims could not he learned. A vigilance
committee is now securing the country in
search of the miscreants.
Ii is reoorted that two men have been
killed eight miles from Purcell, on the
southeastern border Of oklahoma.
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FEARING SUICIDE.

The Bald Knobbers Ready TO Take Their
Own Lives.
sr. LOUIS, April ga special from
Ozark, No, says: A guard has been
placed over tie condemned Bald Knob
bers. Yesterday Dave Walker intimated
very plainly that Sheriff johnson would
not have an opportunity to tie the halter
around bis neck if the Governor snould
fail to interfere, and ss soon as the oineer
heard of this declaration the guard was
placed in the jail to prevent the knobber
chief and his associates from making any
attempt to dodge the gslloTs by suicide.
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LOUISVILLE, April 23.-State Auditor
Fsyette Hewitt filed libel suits this after
noon against the Owensboro Inquirer
and the Coviugton Commonwealth for pub
locations to the effect that ne knew that
the Treasurer, James W. Tate, was a de-
faulter as far back as l~S3.
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C0LUNAUs, o., April 23.-WOrd has
reached here tonight that Manager Buck
enberger, OF the Columbus club, has sus-
pended pitcher John WeyhiDg for drunk
ennes5, and that the latter will leave the
club at Philadelphia.
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WARD FOR SALE.

Day Says Any Club Can Have Him for
$4,000, Boston Not Barred.
NEW YORK, April 23.-President Day,
of the New York base ball club, said to-
day that Boston could have Ward for
$4,000 if they want him, or any other
club can have him at that price, adding
"We can use the sum very handily in our
business"
at is rumored that you do not care to
sell Ward because you are afraid Boston
would thereby become too strong"
"Afraid - . We are AFRAID ol
nothing. Boston can have Ward if they
will pay for him.
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More Honors for Murrell.

COPENHAGEN, Ayril 24.-King Chris
tian has intimated that he will confer
decoration upon Captain Murrell Of the
steamship Missouri, in recognition of his
services in rescuing the Danmark's passen-
gera
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Born Christmas Day, Died Good Friday

Born Christmas Day, Died Good Friday
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Born ike tne
Redeemer Christmas Day, died IKE him
on Good Friday, and buried on "a kasres I;sa
sunday, is the remarkable story OF tne ,,n', .,'e
and death of handsome and bIignt young
woman in this city, Miss Louise ocnIHke, cur iSs
of 1Ot East Liberty street, sister oi 'H'
editor of the Express Gazette.
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n.rrnll 70 Firht L.Rlanche.

SAN Francisco, CAL, April 23.-
Jimmy Carroll, of Brooklyn, will take the
place Of Reddy Gallagher in the finish
light with George LaBlsnche, the Marine,
before the California Athletic Club May
s. Gallagher would not agree to come to
l5S pounds weight in the time stipulated,
hence the substitution of Carroll.
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FAIL TO APPEAR.

The GubernatorlaI Contest Committee a
Day Behind.
Special Telegram to the Register
CHARLESTON, April 23.-The committee
appointed by the Legislature at its last
session. to make report on the guberna-
sOrial contest, which was to have met IN
this city to-day, failed to show up, but
am informed that all the members OF the
committee will reach here tonight or in
the morning. and will begin their labors.
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BROKE THE RECORD.

st. Louis Loses and Louisville Wins n
Game.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April % st. Louis
WAS defeated here to-day by Hudson's
failure in the box. lie WAS hit freely
from the second inning Score:
Louisville ............O 4 o 0 q o 4 OF
St. Louis. s....................O ? o . 2 o o. B.
Earned runs, Louisville 8, st. Louis 4;
errors, st. Louis 3, Louisville 6; hits, 81.
Louis 7, Louisville II; pitchers, Hudson
and Siratton: nmnire. Daniels.
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v,nI.ter Paunoefote at washington.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Sir Julian
Psupcefote, the new British Minister to
the United States, arrived in Washington
about 4 o'clock this afternoon. This even
inc he was entertained at dinner by MI
Herbert. who is in charge of the Legation.
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The srlderroomn licked.

BALTIMORE, April 23.-In a pitchers
game to-day, the BroOklyns were defeated.
Hornung threw Foutz out at the plate in
the ninth inning and prevented tie.
Score:
Baltimore. ...................1 I 0 o. 0 . % %
Brooklyn. o % o.
Earned runs, Baltimore 1 errors, Balti-
more 4; Brooklyn 6; base hits, Baltimore
3; Brooklyn 3; pitchers, Foreman and
Terry; umpire, Holland.
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Back to HI. Native MesIeO.

NEW YORK, April 23.-The body Of
Don Sebastian Lerdo De Tsjada, tx-PIesl-
dent of Mexico, who died ON Sunday last,
will be taken on Friday TO his native land
for interment.
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Ona for Law.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Jay Gould was
to-day elected President of the Texas
Pacific railroad in place of JohD @. Brown
rssiOned.
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Cincinnati Wins Another.

CINCINNATI, April 23.-The Cincinnatis
won hard fought ten inning game from
Kansas City to-day The batting WAS
very light, but the Cincinnatis were for
tunate in punching their hits. Score.
Cincinnati o % O o. % 2-1
Kansas City.........-O o o o d o o.
Earned, Cincinnati 3; errors, Cincinnati
3 Kansas City 5; base hits, 10 each; pitch
ers, Duryea and Sullivan; umpire, Bell.
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Starch grows sticky-common pow
pers have vulgar glare. as1aoTn Z. sou nse
only Complsxion Powder hit Tor use
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WeIIl WelIi This Is TIresomo.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23-Colnmbus
went to pieces in the FIRST inning to-day,
and the Athletics scored mere than enough
runs to assure victory. Score:
Athletics. ......-... ...... 6 0 0 2 0 o O o 0-s
Columbus. o o.
Earned, Athletic ., Columbus / errors,
Athletic 4, Columbus 10; hits, Athletic II,
Columbus 8; pitchers, Mays and Kuouiii
umpire, Ferguson.