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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

Senator John Sherman's servations
that the next Senator from Ohio will
be the Democrat who puts up the most
money rather infringes on what Is
called Senatorial courtesy, but Ncannos
be said to violate another revered GUS
tom In the United States Senate, aud
tina, Is precedeut.--Bosto'' Herald.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23
FOREIGN CAPITAL.

2 A good deal of capital IfOm hOtoau 4
il haiue utilized 10 this section. =. ~.
Holbert. Esq, who represents new
York banklng company, has loaned
over az. 900 on mortgage on real es-
tate since last spring. This money 10
loaned for . term Of Ave years.
Whether this will prove good thing
for our section Of country and people, +
depends upon the rate Of interest paid, /
and the wisdom and judiclousness with
which the money 10 used. II 1t 70 USED
to defray current expenses and avoid
other debts. or In purchasing real es-
tate at faIH prices, 1t should prove
GOOD thing. But there ere some peo-
nle who can use borrowed capital 20 |
advantage and others cannot. MUCH
also depends upon the man 10 tnis as
In everything else. A bouutiiol sup
ply OF money ought to be good thing
for q county Homer Journal.
i In nearly every parish In the State
there are loan agents, and It Is fair to
assume that they have been a. success
full In placing loans as Mr.. Holbert,
; for money Is very desirable thing and
, consequently In great demand. we
{ therefore view this utilization OF for
: eien capital with some degree o.
: alarm. The warning comes to Us from
= the Northwest, where these loan com
. panies have put out money until there
Q is no more land to be moltgaged ane
. nay day having arrived the country y
being foreclosed. They have slmp'!
Il transferred their field of operation ant
Of the chances are that the result Will o
is the same here. OF course, where IN
le money Is judiclously used, 1t will prov
~ beneficial, but where one man Is foun
who is a good financter, and Will ece
b. nomlcally use money not earned o
e. the sweat of his brow, thousand WI
:; be found who fall. There are afty-niI
ia parishes in tho State. Taking, Their
ar fore. the loan in Claiborne as an ave
age, we have a total mortgage Oh v
s, 800, 600 already placed on the farms
s 81. Louisiana, and these loan agenci
or have only been In existence among
for the past year OF two. An Idea c
bly, be had of what will be the outcome
20 few years hence.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

We really hope Bastrop will get inc
New Orleans, Natchez ana Fort Sco''
Railroad If Monroe cannot get 1t.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

New ORLEAN1s sKSOv.3 e. 81 49, 8
cisiOn Of the supreme c0slft Wss 49, -.
81 Assoessta Justtcss Poches II the #
case Of the Texas and fAc.nc asasssoeo
lCDmPAuy y. SOUL 49,. W.. IL. ~. \.
panys :. /. n one
~ s ~ ssinnls aiens contaiuei Ia com
tract or sereement execnle0 y ne
two corporations OF tns ~ ~ -. :. 1e.,,
vomoer, l68lt a00 naOl s.lsss - 49, -.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

o0ettuctlO0 u -. !. =. 1870. 49, ~
approved Sano ~, Aeoo, $3.50 - s' I. o,ror
,ayment q any Donos. lo.us 1875. " - Ed
obligations made oI oAscu H ~ g,
'0mpany. = mG1sk.so 80 ncr.1. %.
pursuance 9! tnls ss.. snu .s.nsI Tne Y
cured Dy tno es1e MeA1 r.. zen y
roAd OF sns =. =, = = x II. ana Il
through the faE'sn y, . = o -, aefan. o.
49, nnnecess.Iy = c.s s...s. - ahetlt g
dent 20 fecoto .ns I ~" a,s,n,ed nv L
Parish . sHeC. ~ .s ..s.,.ss ma re-
the iosa - ~. We S.nc,c,1 OF q the conn :
cofdatIOu =. s ~ S
pany NJ s ~ y 1sse z
Act No. ~ =. Ao -. .o-ec,oeet, and =
Inc my..sa Nss.,,.sd n .ha act oil
sne proPelsy us -. I.na now oc-
mols1.9e Nsu uass..sa vt,ich was al
copiea ~ ue.e1~ s.cno, Grant upou
which the ~. 9. =. =. ~. ~. - moo
State was antnoli1eu y Mo.sI sss., II,
sold lst Lee, 1919, nnu .ssn,-od
the mortgage ctoulsolo ~ ...nt,W n
the present comPapy. Mo 49,. S,ate
this SUN, unus'L ~. ~ ~ hn.s. .ecnred nv
Ine owners = . suv . "a = vestesl /
Il the mortgage unuo uo - fsr a. thel
Elgns IN the .nolsesso, ~
state OF Loulslans W. 49, TTa,.ea a,ataal
Inc governmeII =. Ms 80 ,.~naal
could nave COMPANIES ~ =. ...,s. ~, trio
Of the sxecu..ou y. .ne ..s oh,.c;,or -
tState, DIV u DAP n,auo , ~ tho act
the construction Placeu I IL s.as. ~
: donating tne lanv1 y p "a ~.
: Louisiana % eslu 80: $3.50 tstla
Inc PEesen. P.aAn s.s Mssss,s st.te.
through tne uec1ov . =. .As ..,e..,I-e@i me-
!. Supreme Oou.!. wn..n sns or1aredl
I, vaN0isy OF sa.u 1nOss ...e..sr, ~ 10
all the PfoPeEsy luS.1s~
y SOLD 20 satisIy t.e sa All. ac,
70 The Ststo navns a..n .s -. .,,rs,,a ~
y OF mortgage uuusA .s.he. 10
which tniId parues 80 a. >, )
. estopped ikOm AnP ,s.... p,.h,. +hus
% by declaring u~ s.a., ~, eni,.
OF acquiKeo canuo. 70
e. sequent ieeislatNn. 800 win.
su auo ' s.a.,, r,,hiic sale and entry be.
- 49, ~. ,saeondant went on the same
III, LII 49, thereon was unlawful anG
IL 80 o 80 50, 10 tit,e other than hi
GO s..,,.ss ha cannot DISPUTE the appar
snt little of the plaintiff.
~ StiIl vs. Schulz, Al An.
The plalntiff has an apparent lega
~ lille to said land by virtue Of the sal
~ ~ satisfv a mortgage specially author
"a lied by the Slate OF Louisiana.
~ nv the act Of the General Assembl
~" authorizing said mortgage the State
estopped from disputing the title an
'uit settinr up title in herself, the origin'
de- ernnt. or the United States government
to AN only take advantage Of the mol
the performance of the condition subs'
ort- auent attached to the grant. This ms
der he done by legislative act or judici
DAD contentton. The government Of Il
NC, IToited States has made no assertiG
ond n the forfeiture and the legal title
APP sa,d land will remain In the plant
cks> nntii there is some assertion of owne
sup VI ..S .,.oanh ~ tho condlti,
ment for the Dreacn vi .ue 1919. .,.
AS by directing the Possess.on an. up.
priation OF the 'ano' y. .na.
,ne fered for sale OF ZOE se''ielne''
~ 10, The defendant being In possessi
100. of said land unlawfully without ~
no' and only as trespasser, is not enti!l
lon , to q judgment for the value OF the Il
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23


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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

BY act 3rd June, 1856, Congress
granted certain lands TO the State OF
Louisiana to aid in the construction OF
railroads. No convey in violation OF
the terms Of this act of Congress to q
railroad company could vest title In
said lands to said company. 1t was
condition precedent 10 a conveyance
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

7 3. !. n - ~
!; 81 - lnrth 71th, 1665
q No 81 yoSeneo IN vloIatt0n a the 4
"a ~ Q6uxr t. oould - any tiele g 4
~ cognpsny. Il was : conditSon pie.
sSi RI "a M conveyance Of any of Tho I
80 lona that tlle road ehould b. mat
~. atrue1ed r. sectloua 81 twenty cone
q ~ m,llee each belors the rosa
r. m ~ tittIe % any postion Of the |
isnd eoterminous with 80 constructed
| 1inc.
"a yHallace. 5. n.
Tho yuad had constructed . portion
~ ~ ne from vIeksbuHg 20 Monroe
Il srS lrom ahr1veport 10 Marshal,
}Nsras. That portlon Of its line %.
I tSoGIu ahreycport and Monroe was net
& eons lrucfod vithin the ten yeaxs.
4 TNa Eedaral Royernment neither ~
/ ave III nor iudIeiat coutentiou
1 49, declaretl the lofleIture Of tho grant
2 Z. 4 2sAanI
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

4
|said grant and trust that
sWhereas by an oct Of Congess app
rrnvefl "a June. 1850, donating inn0s
e she State Of Loufsiana to aio
n the construction Of railroads Within
s.,d STATE. the VicksbnrH, Shreveport
M Texas Railroad company is emil
tae6 "a receive 42O 1924 acres Of land ~
| snown by the following statement OF
~ Commissioners Of Of Public Lands.
80 Tina abatement from the Commits.
.,cner showine' the amount Of land
that will accrue to the saIo Ea'so ~.
Icompany, is also emor.ceo - .,, sns
preamble. Sec. OF said ACT Ptov.us s
ssthat 90 much OF the ian0s rkn.s,
mowers, and privileges az ore gIsn'e -
10 add conferred upon .ne S.a.e ~
tI.ouIslana by an act OF COMFY,
entitled tan act making gtaus =, =.
Hands to the State OF Louisiana 10 a,1
M the construction of railroads 10 sa.o
Estate. for the purpose OF AIDING IN u. ns
, | construction OF railroad rom sne
| rexas line 10 the State OF Louis!ansI
Al veet OF the town OF Greenwoou vsa
) l0reeuwood, Shreveport ana monro.
q TO . point on the mississippi rive
q onposiie Vicksburg be- and ehe samt
4 Ne hereby accepted upon the term,
contalued la said act Of Congress ano
: thev are ali and seyerally hereby ane
: | upou the same terms disposed OF
]. | Granted 10 and conferred upon TN
I'll Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texs
4 | Railroad Company, - body corporaV
= oxIstlng untler the laws OF the state Q
! IouisIans, provided the said railroad
n company shall within ninety gay
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

-. ..r& - tha Ctrc,it
Tne caso 1870. ,r,s, and the Anal de-.
Court ios I .C.d or.,erine the sale to
cree was renoeEeu o'- ~. 100 o"0 I~ tho
be made Deco. - , ~, .ha -oc,t
decree otueIln. W.. ..s. s sn",,,dad lTnder
gagged plopC,syt he va dacrea the railroad
the term % s s-anch,aoa aic
Win al ~ p ~ ~ cornmistae ~ bond
was potcnsse1 - under act an
holders w Wno H T Is77 The Vicks,
| proved o.M n .na Pacific Railroad
ourg, shreveport "'N
Company.
! BY ACT NO. o. Q. los s,a .uo .ha to-
, fetture OF the lands 0onsteo ny .ne
State to the ", .. -: sa na s 90,
under and by virtue Oh xAct 90 Vi Aoo.
{ for the reason the en.lle soau na' ny. ~,
!, been com ~ ...nt aud donated laid
I the date OF the grant anu ao n.,.e. ss,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14

An advertisement in far West daily
reads: '-Lost-Three cows; one of them
q bull. ST. Louis Magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
BOIL 1T DOWN.

Whatever YOU have 10 say, my friend,
Whether witty, or grave or gay
Condense much ever YOU can,
And say in the readiest way;
And whether YOU write on rural affairs.
Or particular things in town,
Just a word of kindly advice, my friend
Boil it down.
For if YOU 20 splattering over page.
When couple OF lines would do,
Your butter is spread 80 much, YOU see,
That the bread looks plainly through,
50 when YOU have a story 70 tell.
And would like a little rcnown.
To make quite sure OF your wish my friend.
Boil it down.
When writing an article for the press,
Whether prose OF verse, lust try
To utter YOUR thoughts in the tcwest words.
Md LEI II be cgi,r and dry;
And when il il hni, hed ana you suppose
II Is done ~ exactly brown,
lust look 1t over once more, and then
Boil it down.
For editor, % not he 70 print
An article laziIy long.
And the general rcadef docs not care
For couple Of yards OF cong.
SO gather vour wits in the smallest space.
II YOU'D win the authors crown.
And every time That you write, my friend,
Boil il down
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
>uME ~uINp ANp PEAt NOW AuNf r.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
norm 4 LIGHTHOUSE IND A
TONER.

Overlapping any known structure
that man has Yet built is the famous
Eitfel tower now being erected in Paris.
The following description will De found
Of interest e.
One Of the principal features Of in
terest at the Paris Exposition next
summer will be the f. feel tower. which
is fat approaching completion. 1t is
being constructed of iron, and viii rise
10 Il height Of 9Si feet. A. the great
est height vet reached ia any structure
is that of the Washington Monument.
.j5J feet some idea can be formed of
the great distance upward that this
tower will 90. This tower will weigh
when completed 1000 tons. and will
cost 800, 900 francs. One object OF
its construction is t. light The EXPOSE
ton grounds. The tower will be sup
piled with elevators which will land
passengers 81 feet from the earth.
There is talk of supplying it with cleo
trio lights of 10 700 900 candle power.
Four such towers with capacity OF
10000. 900 each, it is thought. would
light the whole city of Paris. - The
Manufacturer
When baby stuffs his toe into
his mouth. he little realizes how hard
it will be for him in later years to
make both ends meet.
An advertisement in a far West daily
reads: 'Lost-Three cows; one of them
q bull. "-.St. Louis Magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
SPRING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS
NHrINERy

MILLINERY.
Bordered materials lead. hut the
newest styles differ from last season !:
novelties showing deep flower bank
patterns from which leaves and bios
SONS ascend with greater or less deli
cacy. Patterns within lines or COM
posed OF lines and bars. are not
ahandobed: often they appear on the
edge Of flower bestrewn fabrics or what
is more novel. in large squares which
dealers term handkerchief designs. of
which two are sold for dress, With
plain goods as combination. Dis
unguished woods display two very Wide
borders (eitlie- floral OF Of bars or
lnc-l and these are brought out for
directoir, costumes in which they are
placed down the front oil skirts. " lille
the inevitable di'ectoir, coat i made
of plain fabric To- match When a
border runs along TIE edge, goods
come wide enough iur max nL - u "a
show on the lower edge 81 empire
skirts where occasionally enough j.
used 70 allow the border to wind up
around The figure on one side Mar
ro~ bnrleriDg~ come for cor-agc uud
sleeves Combinations thus introduced,
are carried out pcrpciuaIl, in goods
sod by the yard, the novelty weave
aud plain fabric ate shown side Us >itlc.
aui here the prevalence ot medium
width stripes i almost universal Lord
X Taylor a-,er; however That IN the
midst of attractive fancir-, there will he
large demand tor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
I Am Now Well,
Diseases of the Kidneys

o. aAi my testimony to the already weishty evi.
dense q the wonderful .ficary ~ Dr. David kcnne-
dy's fsyorit" IieueSiy Ny wife a hopeless case
abandoned by tho physicians Dr. David kcnneiy's
EavoT1;e keTncdy was rcsorted to. rot becagse any
hoye vas Iisood in g. bat boAaea uath!ag else ~
Iaslne'i. All means AMI rnoii-iaos hail beca tested
without Eyah The effect Wa littn ehort u srnra-
Gle ~ Aa scoui b1tilr she hal rrTsnesl strength,
and continuing the treatment hAs fully recovered
Iay Suraa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
THE FORUM.

We have made arrangements whereby will
receive new subscriptions to the FORUM with "a
subscription to the Ellsworth American for 81
The price of the Forum alone is s. year. IL is
fthe foremost American review of living sub
Jects, and among its contributors 300 Of the
leaing writers of the world 1t gives authoFita-
tive discussions of each side alike Of leading
question OF the time. The New York ffeFald saws
oft, lthas done more To bring the thinking men
of the country into connection with current ii;era
turc than any other publication" This Is an ex
eeptonai opportunity for every reader of the
American to secure the FORUM. tf2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14

The woman who Was divorced
from sailor and married telegraph
lineman said she did 1t for change Of
climb mate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
Il EyIakes You Hungry

~lraLE medlr lnc Inaans more nova 4ys than II
dil ten yc4rs ago. The wlntcrof l-S> - has left
the nerves al tagged oH. The nerves must Oe
Strengthened. The blood purified. liver and
bowels regulated. i'aincs Celery Compound
the Spring medicine Ifo-ddy-,io,1s al TINS
s. nothing else can. TreNcrit<i b. Fhgs,egdHS,
Recommended BY druggists, Ea1orse b. A..ls,ers,
Guaranteed b Ne Aanalae.lreEs o t<
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
RHEUMATISM
Fer More than Twenty-Five years.-A Co

Fer More than TWENTY-FIVE YeRrs.-A Com.
ptetc Recovery.--The Means Used.
had Iniammatnry rheumatism Tor nearly .
year bad to be fed and turned ia bed could find
no relief Ny stomach ruined and cut 10 pieces
with powerful medicines taken to effect a cure so
that was compelled TO live on hresi and water 1
suffered for twenty Eve years in this way was In.
dncrd 70 try DR. David Ksnnedy's Favorite Remedy
made at Rondout, n r. and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14

If you are careful to keep the fur
rows straight, you will do faster and
better blowing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
LAST OF TIE NIGHT.

1t took three carriages 10 carry the floral
tributes to the grave Of John L. Sullivan
mother, Monday.
The fourth bridge across the river at
Cincinnati has been opened.
The sailors Of the British man of-war,
Acorn, at San Francisco, are dying OIL Of
fever.
A New Castle, Pa, girl named Mary
Marchsnd, says she is willing to 20 over
Niagara Falls in q barrel, as Graham did.
"Rsd jim" McDermott, the Irish traitor,
has turned up in London. He denies thai
he ever was spy.
Gusse2pi Plsntelli, an Italian, was kill
ed, and FIVE companions seriously hurt by
railroad collision near Norristowp, IA.
Conrad Tucker, young Cincinnati bus
mess man, committed suicide by shooiiog
himself No cause is known for the deed
Mrs. Ralph Branduth and family were
robbed ofS2, 600 in jewelry, By highway
men, near Racquet Lake, \. Y.
The Pratt Lumber Company, Of Little
Rock, Ark, has failed. Liabilities, SlOO''
COO.
Toe speech of Anarchist Paul Grottkan
at the Milwaukee labor parade, Monday
was unusually temperate and mild.
Geraldine, Recker, Senior, Exile, Pelham
and Ban Clocke won at Sheepshead Bay
yesterday.
A. Riiney and Ashton Rainey, two
well known cattle dealers of WaTrentoni
Virginia, were killed in railroad wTech
near AeeOtink.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
CRONIN SUSPECTS
Closely scruilnlze Every Nan Pre- esented for
the Jury.

Closely scruilnlze Every Nan Presented for
the Jury.
CHICAGO, September 8. 3.-Immediately
upon the opening Of the Cronin trial, this
morning, the discussion upon the proper
questions TO be submitted 10 the jurors was
resumed. The Court ruled that the fol-
loving questions might be asked by the
defense:
'Flrst-Hsve you formed an opinion SIS
to whether DR.. Cronin was taken to the
CTlgon cottage by the horse and buggy
engaged by Daniel Ooughlin from Dinan,
the livery man?
"Sscohd-Have you an opinion as to
whether OF not Martin BnIke, one Of the
defendants, was the tenant Of said Carlson
cottage?
'Third-Have you an opinion that the
so-called Clan-na.Gsel Society is in any
way to blame for the death of DR.,
C,onin?p
The panel was then called and the law
yers entered upon the long and arduous
task Of selecting jury.
The afternoon session was devoted en-
tirely to the examination of talesmen.
Four men were rendered to the prosecution
by the defense, bat two of them were per-
tmpiorily challenged by the State and ex-
onsed. The remaining two were held over
until tomorrow morning, and possibly
the Stale may conclude to accept one or
even both of these men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
MISSISSIPPrS WAR.
Six Negroes Reported to Have Been Killed
IN fhe Fight

Six Negroes Reported TO Have Been Killed
IN the Fight.
New ORLEANS, September The
Pisume. Jackson special says; In an In
teryisw to- day Gov. Lowry made in sub
stance this answer to the general questions
as to the state q, & affairs in Ls Forte county.
Ol arriving at Greenwood I found some
excitement among the people not as l be-
Eeve rom any fear Of blOOdshed between
rsces 10 a conflict Of arms, bnt rather the
menace Of negroes and their defiant stti-
tude of two days before.
Reports es to whether any negroes had
been killed or the number captured were
very conflicting. One negro was certainly
killed By another negro for refusing to ON
them. O1e man told the officers that he
saw SIX dead negroes six miles from the
river. The troops captured aud turned
over TO the Sheriff forty. eight negroes. 1t
was reported after the troops left that one
OF the negro leaders was hung.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
TEMPLE KNIGHTS.
Programme OF the Grand Trlennlal Con
clave az Washington.

Programme Of the Grand Trlennlal Con
clave az Washington.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-The pro
gramme for the entertainment Of th'
Knights Templar during the triennial con
clavs. which is to be held here the week o.
October 7,h, has been officially an
nounced. On October 9th devotional
exercises will be held at all churches
Monday will be devoted to reCeiy
ing and escoriug visiting commanderie'
10 their quarters. There will be a parade
in the afternoon and receptions IN the
evening. Ol Tuesday the parade Of tho
Graud Encampment viii take place, and
10 the evening there will be an excursion
dosn the Potomsc. Wednesday an exhi-
bitiou dun will be held at the base bal
grounds and excursions 10 the X lights viii
be given throughout The day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
Laarne and As.noIatIon.

At Pniladel Philadelphia ,, Chi
csgo 4; errors, Philadelphia 4, Chicago G.
hits, Philadelphia g. Chicago 8; pitchers
Hutchinson and Gleason.
At New York New York 9. Pittsburs
4; errors. New York 2, Pittsburg 6; hits,
New York II, Pittsburg g, pitchers, Welct
and Sialey.
At BOstOn-BOstOn :, Indisnapolis 3
errors, Boston ?, Indianapolis Q; hits, Bos
ton Z, indianapolis lG; pitchers, Madden
and Rusie.
At Baltimore Baltimore 7, st. Louis
errors, Baltimore ., st. Louis 2; hits,
Baltimore 8, s.. Louis 4 pitchers, Fore
man and King
At Washington Washington /, Cleye-
land 3; errors, Washington 5, Cleveland !
hits, Washington 6, Cleveland :. Pitchers,
Haddock and 0Brien.
At Pniladelphia-Athletics g, Kansa'
City.1O; errors, each; hits Athletic 10,
Ksnsas City II. Pitchers, Sowders and
WeybiDg.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn -, Cincinnati 3
errors, Cincinnati Il hits, 10 each.
At Columbus-Columbu 7, Louisville
3; errors, Columbus 3, Louisville l; bits,
Columbus 10, Louisville 9. Pitchers, Eh
ret and Widner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
HAMILTON A MAN OF HONOR,
A SQUEEZED BEAR.

The First OF a Lot OF Failures to Come on
Wall Street
NEW YORK, September 3-The first Of
the Bear falurel which has been expected
on Wall street to follow the recent advance
in the stock market was announced to-day.
The operator who was forced to the wall
was T. b Musgrave, Of Musgrsve " Co.,
80 Fine street. He was one Of the most
prominent members Of the Stock Exchange
having baen a member since 1869 and he
was identified with almost every import
ant movement on the street. Lately Mr..
Musgrave he's issued puts and calls TO
quite an extent and q week or two ago he
announced that he had changed from the
bull to the bear side Of the market. His
liabilities are estimated at 100000