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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-16

rRNNINS FRIENnS


Hold Picllo Make Speeches aud Adopt
Resolutions.
CHsrrrN rNHAN BEA.H. CHICAGO, Au-
g1s. I5-Ths friends o t5s late Dr.
CONN ere holding section Of the Clan
-aOlel picai, here tbi afternoon. The
weather 'a feiigbuii. che R.hsrrg OF
people b. l-rgs a1d che preparations for
their amusement are ON an elaborate scale.
Resolutions were adop,si by The mass
Meeting denol1c.1g the murtcrsrs Of Dr.
c-o1i1, and -epujHj'g foy the IRISH race
any sympathy OF Connection with it. They
declared chat lrish Americans had no BE
sire to bri1g c,ima an1 blood shed on the
-cii oil America Resolutions g sympathy
with Par1ell and lhe Irish cause were also
adopted.
The speakers were John D-vsr Fnnk
Lawler and John Fnerty, and they De
uouuCed each other and other prominent
Irishmeu indiscrimiastsiy. Dsver de-
clared that Michael Dayi.t and Patrick
Fgan were traitors TO Ireland and Paruell,
LlVler called Finerty q poluoon and q
liar. aud Fi1er,y reta'iatel IN kind. All
of the speakers denounced the Cioni1
murder
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OHIO COUNTY TEACHERS.
Institute at tTrisdelphia-Thirda and FOurtl
Dave, Proceedings.

Institute at tTriadeIphia-Third and Fourth
Days Proceedings.
Special Correspondence Of0e Rfgtaer.
TRIADELPHIA, August Il 5.-Y esierday'a "a
session of the Institute was one of the
most interesting since the Institute con-
vsrej.
Prof. Nickerson wss present with his
grand system of charte, and gave lengthy
talk upon the great benefit to be derived
| from their use in the school room. In the
city schools, where the grading is 70 ad-
mirable, and go much time is given the
Primary teacher, they can no! teach go
successfully Ga they can with the chart and
must have them How much more, then, are
they needed in the country schools, where
the schools are Of all grades, snd so little
time is given for each recitation. The
Nickerson System of Chsrts are certainly
"a happy thought"
Several other VisitOrs were present with
us yesterday and gave their views upon
educational subjects. Among the number
were the Rev. Flanagan, Of Grafton, W.
Va, and also Rev. Mr.. Rice
Lss. night O literary end sccisl enter
tainment WAS held in the NJ. l. Church,
and the following programme was render
cd:
-Olg " y pnI jopr-
Recitation Miss Jennle HeRey
DecaHaLlo ,,.-'..Jonh hooiecni
A Marguerite ............ Miss -alle Maxwell
Select Reading iss Mamie Brown
Rec tAtion. Lena Meinniuger
Instrumental uSic.......-........AI T. flnma 1las
Select Reading ...... ....... Miss Minnie NallGCe
RecitstiOn-Breaking the News. .............
Miss Minnie Vogel
Dehate-subect. Should Education in West yr.
ginia De Compulsory Ah,matiFe-J W
Downing. II. Eowles NesaiFe-C e.. ".
Gifp, J.. C. Maxwell
The question was decided iu favor Of the
affirmative. This mOroing-Thursday-
the Institute opened with a sopg, II VIII
Sing for Jesus.n Rev. Gal way led 10 the De-
votiooal exercises, Offering fervent prayer
for the success Of the teachers az they 20
forth TO engage in their responsible work.
The greater part Of the forenoon was spent
in discussion upon the pronunciation Of
words and the Analysis Of Sen
tences. Sup!. Anderson being called
awsy from the Institute, Prof
GaJnl, of Wheeling, spent the
afternoon with us as conductor Of the In
stitute. The first subject discussed was
Elementary Science; to wha: extent may
il may it be successfully taught in public
schools; best methods Of teaching. sc.
English Grammar was next taken mp.
Prof Gwynn explained the position he
thought techinal grammar should occupy
n our unersded schools, Prof RoEles
Mr. ]. c. Maxwell, Mr. Gardner, Mr
Foreman ard o,hsTs taking part IL the
ci3cus=io1.
Prof Gsynn spent the next half hour
in explaining the benefit 10 be derived |
from e study OF etymology.
After the closing song-Sgeet Bye and |
Bge-Institute adjourned, to meet at 9:3O
.. m, tomorrow.
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The Faker Loose In Indiana.

CHICAGO August ia special from
Columbus, led, says: The reported find
OF rich gold deposits along Bean Blossom
creek in Brown county made by Cincin-
nsti mining expert caused considerable ex-
citement in the neighbOrhoOd of the al
legged discovery The Cincinnati expert
has returned to Cincinnati for the purpose,
so be stated, OF securing the assistance OF
the experts and to get tha necessary min
inc machinery.
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SULLIVAN ON TRIAL.
THE BIG MAN BEPORB THE MISSISSIPPI
JUDGE.
He Pleads Not Guilty, and the Legal Figh! Begins
An Officer WHO Was There and Saw
the Fight General Sp'rt Of
Interest.

PURvIs, Miss, August Is The Jury
was completed after considerable delsy and
Sullivan placed on trial this morning.
STAND up. John L. Sullivan" said Dis
trict Attorney Neville. Sullivan stood up
aud looked straight at Mr.. Neville, as the
latter read the indictment.
"What say you, John L. Sullivan,
guilty OF rot guil.y?"
'NOt Guilty" replied Sullivan, with
empt tasis, in clear voice. He then sat
down aud the tIisl wes begun in earnest.
He paid strict attention TO the proceedings
durirg t e day, bat offered no comment,
leaving Mr. Lionel Adams, who represent
ed the fighter, TO suggest ques ions to ex-
Attorney.General Ford, who conducted the
cross. lex animation for the defense. The
witnesses we're all sworn together, there
were none for the defense.
THE FIRST WITNESS
examined was Msj. W. W. Robinson. He
went to Richburg on the morning OF July
9Th, arriving there before daylight. He
was deputy sheriff, and saw the ring
pitched. He proceeded to give a very
good account of what tCok place; describ
ing the occurrences in the ring, the ar
rivals Of trains loaded with men, etc
The fight lasted two hours and eighteen
minutes, and about seventy five rounds
! were fought.
Ibid they hit each Other9" asked Mr.
Neville.
Hit" said Robinson, "lcok at Sulli
vans eye" (Laughter
Witness then described the injuries re
ceiyed by the men from the blows. AbOu
the last round Mitchell ran across and ssiC
something to Sullivan. AS he was coming
back Mr.. Donovan threw up sponge anC
Fitzpatrick said something about Sullivan
winning.
DIDN T LIKE THE RINGS.
On cross-examinati0r witness eaid TIE
rings were square and looked more like
pens. He never saw such rings before
Witness said the fight was IN Marion
county. but on cross-examination admit
ted that be could not exactly locate tn,
battle ground and did not know where thu
county line is. Witness testified that b.
saw Sullivan jump on Kilrain with hi
knees, ard affirmed positively that Sulli
van i knees touched Kilrain's body.
READY FOR ARGUMENT.
J. W. Smith, Sullivan's host at Rich
burg testified to Sulliyan's staying at hiI
house, and driving over to the ring the mex
morning. Here the State restet
their case, and ag there are no witnese'
ON the other side it was agreed that th'
case 90 over until tomorrow at $50. Th,
jurymen were placed in charge of tw'
bailiffs, and will sleep tonight on tn
benches in the court room.
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A LIFE SWORN AWAY.
MRS. NAYBRICKS NURSE A PROVEN PR
JURER.
The Woman Whose Testimony Was Strongest
Against Hsr UawoF.hy Of Bslisi-S,na.ional
RspN! from aonrta.-Nsw Evidence
for the Convicted Woman.

New YORK, August - The New York
counsel to Mra. haybrick, now under SEN
tence Of death ia London, TO day received
letter from Lawyer Alfred @orck, Of
Notre Dame, Montreal, in which he states
that Mrs. Yapp answering the desorip-
tion Of the Mrs Yspp, who wss the chief
witness against Mrs. Msyb.ick, was
obliged to leave Montreal about three
years sgo to esca indictment for perjury.
At that time, man named Malvin
Smith brought action against his wife for
separation. Mrs. Yapp was the chief wit
ness for Smith and gave very damaging
evidence against the wife. Il was show1,
however, that Smiths mistress and the
woman Yapp had, with Smiths aid, plot
ted conspiracy TO blacken Mrs. Smiths
character and prove her an adultertss, ard
Mrs. Smith reputation remained unblem-
ished. Mrs. Yapp asd the countTy inn
meiiately thereafter. She was abou; 10
years old and married.
PETITION TO MR. BLAINE.
Dudley n. Holman. managing editor OF
the Portland, Me, EreRRg Eprcss. also
sends a letter. He states that Mrs. May
brick once lived in Portland, where shs
was highly respected lie asks regarding
the propriety Of getting q petition signed
by leading citizsas OF Portland and for
wardirg same to Secretary Of State
Blaine, requesting him to interest himself
in the case. The lawyers replied in hp.
pToval.
THE JUDGES CHARGE DID TT.
A we'll known lawyer who arrived to-day
from England, and who was present during
Judge Stephens charge to the jury, ststes
that while in England be gave the May
brick case careful studg. ~ never heard
auch q prsiudicel charge delivered. " he
said, "by Judge in my many years eX-
perienoe at the bar. Ms. Maybnck's
lawyers could 10. get a hearing when they
enieayored to correct the Judge in his
charge. They go. snubbed for their pains.
called to zee her after her conviction and
she presented a pitiable. eight. She x
claimed. 4 did not DO il. | did not DO
it, My folly / admit. | was led as,Tay
by man who had an unnatural influence
over me. That wss my only sin. l would
sooner have lest my life on the spot than
harm one hair OF my husbands head.
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HARRISON KNOCKED OUT.

The Prince Royal Meets Rebuff in the
Slander Suit.
NEW YORK, August 15-Couusel for
Russell B. Harrison made an application
to-day in Supreme Court chambers in the
matter of the libel suit of Col. Schuyler
Crosby against him. Judge Iugraham de-
MED the application. which was request
to be permitted TO examine Crosby before
trial. The request involved questions in
detail Of the Oolonels private life and
financial condition.
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IOWA REPUBLICANS

End tho Deadlock and Patch Up n
Ticket.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, August 15.-The
Republican State Convention resumed its
session at ten o'clock this morning. On
the twenty-fifth ballot Mr.. HutchisOn was
nominated for Governor. On the second
ballot Boyner was nominated for Lieu
tenant Governor. The following were
nominated by acclamation: Supreme
Judge, Josiah Given, of Dss MOiues;
Superintendent of Education, Henry
Cabr, o. Clinton; Ralroai Commissioner,
Soencer Smith. Of Council Bluffs.
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FLINT and Green Glsssworkers.

PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-A highly
important conference 10 the glass trade
was held at tie Windsor Hotel today be-
tween representatives. Of the Flint Glass
workers Union and Of District li9 Knights
of Lator, which is composed Of the green
glass workers. The object was to induce,
if possible, the dint glassvockers 20 coop
crate with aud assist District Assembly las
in its dispute with the Green Glass Manu-
lactursrs Union.
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Fatal Explosion in Virginia,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August 15.-
News has reached this city of the explosion
of an engine near NOrtonsville ia this
county. 1t had been repaired and prepar-
ations were mskirg for threshiDg wLest
when the accident occurred. Jefferson
Mconety was blown 90 feet, his body fear.
fully torn and his head crushed. John
Kennedy's skull was fractured aud several
others less seriously injured.
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PIG IRON ADVANCES.

Quotations In PIitsburg Go = Dollar
Higher.
PITTsBURG, PA, August 16.-The An
nouncement was made TO day of az ad-
vance in in Bessemer pig iron from SIS 50a
l6 90 to SIG 5Oi1zOO per ton. The ad-
vance was made in view OF a prospective
advance in coke and freight rates. The
trade is looking up and is more encOur-
aging than foremerlY.
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thatcher Prohablr Aca 1itted.

OMAHA. NEB August 15.-Ths court
martial IN the case Of Lieut.. Col. Fletcher,
charged With conduct uubecomiDg an
officer aud gentleman, reached verdict to-
dav. after an hours delibsration. The
verdict viii be sent to General Brook,
Commander OF the Department OF the
Platte, snd By him transmitted to Wash
ington. where it will be announced to the
army. Ii is thought here that Col.
Tlafchar wes acouitted.
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BASEBALL.
Manifold Killed.

Special Telegram TO the Registc'.
HAMILTON, o.. August 10 5-Hamilton
slaughtered the Manifold team today By
The following score
Mansfield ..................0 % 3 0 0 0 o o. .
Batteries, Dolan and Lancer; Morrison
and Fltzsimm0ns; base hits, Hamilton l6,
Mansfield &; earned runs, Hamilton !,
Mansfield .; umpire, Hill.
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Au Elegant Fatsriairmsnt by Mrs. Alex
y. Glass Personals
'I...e-su .o Che Register.
No NrAIN LAKE pARH. MD, August
I-Mu Alex V. Gia.s this evening en-
iCa.nCd quite q number Of friends at her
cottage Among the guests wese Misses
Al1ald Eoa Simpson, Eliza ard Neitie
Armstrong. Mary sni Kate Hagans, Miss
aacs.ort Mise Clemens and Miss c.
--Ss, Nessrs Howard and lbert Simp-
son. Hal Whitaker, d.. Ricketts,, ProC
Armstrong Harry L,s., Ei Bowie, A. L
l1sry and others
Hiss Ions. daughter OF H. S. White, is
9ut.ug iew 5avs here. Msssrs How
At and Rlher. S.upeoa arrived TO-DAY
-rt intend ,o spend several weeks with
ilsir mother and sisters.
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GoT Still Talking Large

81 oCIAI Telegram 70 Ihe Keglbtet.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-General
Gof arrived ia Washington to-day and
visited several of the Departments. III
essured his friends that he had been elected
Governor and that he would be seated
He expressed himself as being confident
saying the inquiry OF the Legislative com
mittae had demonstrated his election be
yOnd question and thAt he would b'
seated.
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seoqels to the Flsck Divorce,

NEW YORK. Augus! 15.-Civil Justice
Ambrose Mcneil, who was counsel for
Sheriff Black in the recent fraudulent di-
vorce proceedings, resigned to-day from
the G. sneral Committee and the Ofgsnizi-
tion Committee OF Tammsny Hall. He
requests Suspension of Judgment as to the
propriety Of his course and promises to
show that be acted uprightly IN the
matrer.
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Drowning st Ravenswood.

| Spfcl1L ItLtJrln % ~ hegIstT.
RAvESswOoD, W. VA, Aug. 10
While Paden's Floating Opers was lying
at Racine, Ohio, short distance below
this place, John Thompson, one of the
performers, went in bathing, took cramps
and drowned 10 sight of all. His remains
have been taken TO his home at Btllaire,
Ohio, for burial.
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PARIS Is QUIET.
The Boulanger Verdict Creates Little TX.
element.

PARIS, August l5.-The sentence i'm
posed on General B)ulanger, Count Dillon
and Henri RochelJrt by the Senate Court
yesterday, occasioned 10 excitement in
this city. Tdus far the utmost quietness
has prevailed TIE Republican journals
are convinced that public opinion will
ratify the decrea of the Court Tie Con-
servasiye and BoulaDgist papers are san
gune that the general elections for mem-
bers of the Chamber Of Deputies will show
that the people do not approve OF tho
verdict.
EXTRAnTI0E CONTEMPLATED.
It is alleged that WaddingtOn, French
Ambassador to Eaglaod, has been 10
structed to sound the Eogish Government
on the question of eKtradiiiDg General
Boulangor, Count Dillon and Henri Roche
fort
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Big Failure at FlndIay.

CLEVELAND, O, August 15-The
works of the American Machine Company
at Findlay, Ohio, were to-day placed in
the hands of a receiver. Tee assets sre
$50, coo and the liabilities $4,000. The
receiver will run the works until present
contracts are filled.
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FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

New Miners to be Imported by Illinois
Operators
STEAToR. ILL, August 15.-A new
phase Of the mining situation developed
here today, which Will give the striking
miners more trouble than they had previ
ously anticipated. Il is said on good au-
thori,y that the Star Coal Company, whose
mine is at Bangley, near here, has com
pleted arrangements by which full quota
of men to rur their shaft will be landed
here from West Virginia. This company
has employed during the year 400 men.
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Mr.. and Mrs. olsvelsnd Oheered.

FALL RIVER, MASS, August 15.-Ex-
President and Mrs Cleveland left Marion
this afternoon, takirg the steamer Prov
ince fJr New York. Mr.. Cleveland was rec.
ognized as he left the car with his wife,
and was heartily cheered, though he was
evidently desirOus Of avoiding any dem
onstration.
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Split His Head Open.

Special T,CgaW 20 ne Register.
RAvENswooD. August 15.-Ichabod
Sayre aud Jim Dixon, of the lower part Of
this county, quarreled over the division Of
q crop, when Dixon hit Sayre in the head
with an sxe aud cut it wide open, killing
him almost instantly. Dixon has skipped
with officers in pursuit.
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ALIttIe woman !, PLUCK for Nothing.

MILWAUKEE, August 15.-Mrs. K. Il.
Bfyon, delicate little woman, followed
and captured a thief last night who had
entered her room and stole her watch Sne
held revolver on him until che turned
him over to a burly neighbor. MIRA BY
on lef. to alarm the police, and the thiei
Knocked the neighbor down and escaped
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MUS CITY, MoNr, Augas, 15.-The
prsiriel few m-esto theuorth and south
east Of here is on dre. The fires cover an
area ot thousands of acres T1e timber
north and south Of the town which are
separate from each other, seem 20 hsve
caught FIRE simultaneously, and were psob-
ably struck hy lightning Sunday evening.
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Republican senatorial Convention.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CADIz, O., August 15.--The Belmont
Harrison Senatorial Convention haa been
called for September 10Th, at Flushing.
Giover's chances for denomination are not
good, as it is said he will not % in con-
vention with solid delegation from THE,
his own county.
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AN UNLUCKY NUMBER.

1t Took Thirteen Rounds to End Paddy
Harrington.
MINNEAPOLIS, MISN August 10
The Journals Eau Clair, Wiz, special Gays:
]. W. Curtis, of Duluth, and Paddy Hsr-
ring, of Eau Claire, fought 10 a finish this
morning under Marquis of Queensbury
rules for $500 a side. Curtis knocked
Harrington out in the 18Th round. Cur
tis got first blood in the fret round, and
plainly oveTmatohed his opponent. Har-
rington was quite badly punished about
the face
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TIN IN VIRGINIA.
A Kansas Company Formed to Mine
Rich Field.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, August 15.-Messrs.
James c. Hawk aud J. P. Woodhouse,
members of the Kansas City Mining and
Stock Exchange, have Just organized a
mining company to develop some rare tin
deposits in Virginia, about eighty miles
from Washington, D c. A tract Of ten
thousand sores has been secured, and q
COMPANY has been formed with capital
of 8 OOO. GOO James @. Hawk is Presi-
dent. ]. p. Woodhouse, Vice President
and mansger, and W. S. Turner, OF E.k'
ton. Pa, Treasurer. The organization Is
for the pnrpose OF mining for gold, silver,
copper, coal ard iron.
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Tho Charges Against Ankeny

WASHINGTON, August l5.-The charges
recently preferred sgainss Postmaster An
keny, at Minneapolis, have been for.
wardsd to him by the Civil Service Com
mission for such answer as he may make.
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Il.c-rl-l i0 che Register.
CAn-l % Aug l5-Miss Florence Bur
TON, @ handsome and ejucated yoang lady
o.tve7iy years, snd daughter ola wealthy
f-rmer living near Hopsdale, this county,
has recently Become insaue, and is labor.
ing under tHe il.u.ion that she is 20 soon
io die ir-u the elects % a dog bite No
cause is known for Der sad condition.
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shot and Kuled His son-ln.Law.

RAILWAY, y. J., August 15.-J. W.
Ackerman lss. evening shot and probably
atally wounded his son.in-law, J. Il.
Thorp The shooting vas the result Of q
family quarrel Ct long standing over the
disposition cf 5000 which Ackermsn
clsins Thorp defrauded him Of.
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roo MANY Rermu1n Onlons.

WASHINGTON, D. C, August 15.-The
onion crop in Bermuda, the chief export
of ;he islands, Consul Bsckwith reports to
the Department of State, has baen 20 abun-
dant this year that it has proved disas-
trous to the farmers and brokers.
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now york Rsnubl,oan Convention,

NEW YORK. August 15.-The Repuoh-
an State Committee met at the Fifth AV-
erus Hotel to-day, aud decided to bold the
State Convention in Sarstogs, sep'en-
her25
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LONDON, August - The new s.e'm-
ship Fryseland, belonging to The Red Star
line, was launched 10 day at the yard OF
her builders, Mpssrs. Thompson, Of Clyde
Bank. Mrs. Mlrsiiie, Of Antwerp, per
formed the christening ceremlnies.
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LAvIGERIE's CRUSADE.

The Cardinal win Preach Crusade
Against tho Moslom.
LONDON, August 1.-THE repor. comes
from Rome, that the Pope has personally
r,quested Cardinal Lavigerie TO under
tske a missionary crusade agaiaat what
is known as Moslem Tyranny. The idea
is startling one. L1yigsr.c is q man Of
great abilities, and it Is proposed that he
suptrinteud q great ffort to stir mp the
Christian world against Motlsm dominion
over Christian subjects.
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APromInent vIrglnIan conc.

HARRIsoNB1RG, VA, August l5.-HOn.
Wm. Mines. Jr., died la't night at seven
O'Clock, st Milnes, Va. He was born in
England and was sixty.One years Of age.
He was elected to Congress IN lSSO from
thir district. and served one term.
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AVAIe Professor Dead.

NEW HAVEN, Or, August 15.-Ehss
L,omis, LID, Professor of Natural Phi
losophy and Astronomy, at Yale, died al
the New Haven Hospital late this after
noon.
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Canton Won.

Special 7tle0rdm 10 ne ReGisitr'
SPRINGFIELD, O., August l5.-The
game to-day resulted as follows:
cpntoT gItIS T. '''- I'D I'D .
Batteri $, Springfield, COnOver and
westlake, Canton, Stab, Miller and Doyle;
earned ruus. Springfield 2, Canton 4; hits.
Springfield :, Canton g; errors, Springfield
4, CInton o; attendance 45O; umpire
Brennan.
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An AUVFRsE OPINION
Urs,pg clemeney for Mrs Ma,brlch.

LONDON, August li-Fidy-two MEM
bers Of the House Of Commons have signed
a memorial 10 the Home Secretary urgirg
clemencS for Mr. Maybrick.
The official execuiioner, Berry declares
that he will NOT bang Mrs. Maybrick.
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Mns. Hsve Sew Packeger.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-The Com
missioner Of internal Revenue has issued O
circular prohibiting the reflliug at dis
tilleries of casks or packages previously
used at the same distillery.
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FoREsTERs CUT LOOSE.

The High Court Spite of From England
on the Color Line.
MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, August 10
Subsidiary High Court OF the Ancient
Order of Forester to-day voted to sever all
connection with the H gh Court of Egg
land and organize as an American High
Court. The differences arose over the adj
mission of colored men to the order. the
English Court insisting on it and the
Americans obiectiDg.