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Elixir ofDates.

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snma lFast snrintinr.

DENVER, August 1S.-At the meeting
of the Professional Athletic Association in
this city to-day some fine records were
made. H. NJ. johnson lowered his 100
yard runsirg record of 94.5 seconds to
81 seconds. He won the 50-yard race in
FIVE seconds and James Collins won the
120.yards race in twelve seconds.
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DOUBTFUL srArsMENT.

Eoglish Syndicate Reported to Have Sc
cured All Chicago Breweries
NEW YORK, August 1S-Tne EreRing
Sun says. ut is learned that negotiations
have Just been completed by which the
entire brewery interest of Chicago has
been sold 10 a syndicate of English CAPT
talists The negotiations were conducted
by Mr. Heiser, who has heretofore bsen
more prominent in Masonic circles than IN
business Affairs. The purchase involves
millions Of dollars, and has been kept 9
secret, and is known only iu Chicago to tbs
parties directly interested"
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Pucklen's Arnica5slve

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Fought en- a Barge.

ST. LOUIS. August 18.-Jerry Slattery,
of San Francisco, and Pat Allen, late Of
London, fought prize fight on barge in
mid-stresm, about Is miles below this
city, this morning. After seven rounds of
terrific slugging Allen refused to continue
Owing to claims of numerous fouls the
referee reserved his decision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-19
Contract for a Virginia railroad

SrAUNToN, VA, August 1S.-Tbe
Heating Railroad Company, of Reading,
Pa, closed a contract yesterday with the
Staunton and West Augusta Railroad
Company to build twenty-five miles o.
railroad from Stsunton to the anthracite
coal fields. The work ia to commence IL
thirty daYs.
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R.ul.hsr Ne, the Usual Fate

SAVANNAH, GA, August 1s.-Walter As
burg. alias Berriam, colored, was lynched
and his body riddled with bullets at Pool
OF len miles west of Savannah this morn
inc for assault upon Lula Kissman, IL
vesr.old German girl yesterday afternoon
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Gsudaur Ready to Row Teemer.

ST LOUIS, August 16-Mr. ]. A. ST..
John, in reference to Teemer's challenge,
says: 'If Teemer puts up a forfeit, and
agrees to row on a neutral course l will
back Gaudaur against him for any
amount" In this challenge which is not
accompanied by a forfeit, he stipulates that
the race must be rOwed at his own home,
Mex Keeeport.
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The Worlds Stubborn Fight.

NEW YORK, August 1s.-The pressmer
of the World, who struck at o'clock yes
terdsy morning, have not returned tt
work. A peace committee visited thu
business manager of the World this after
noon, bat he refused to grant any OF theil
requests. The presses are being run by
about 1S non union men, in place of th'
complement of 20.
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IN A COMMON COUNTRY.

Carnot Predicts That Frenchmen VIII
Bury DiscOrd.
PARIS, August 1s-President Carnot
delivered an address at banquetgivsn to-
day to 13. 600 Mayors and Communal dele
gates He said that the demonstration
proved the national solidarity. The French
people, though crushed for time, had
shown it5 power 20 recover and make Its
voice heard The nation would cast into
oblivion all passing discOrds, snd combine
the forces Of the Republic by recOnciling
all ner sons in name Of the common
cnnntrv
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Fire AT Ohautsuq US.

CHAUrAUoUA, n. Y, August ls.-Flre
last night destroyed several buildings be-
longing to the Chautsuqua Association.
Early reports of a heavy loss sre not con-
6rmed. Toe total damage will not exceed
SO. OOG. and the fire will not interfere
with the regular summer proceedings no"
in progress.
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Milwaukee Doctor Outs Hts Throat.

DULUTH, MINI, August 1S.-Dr. A. R
Dinde, of Milwaukee, who arrived at th'
Hotel st. Louis, committed suicide at th'
hotel some time during the night. Wher
the chambermsid entered his room thil
morning, he was found dead with hi
throat cut. His body was removed to thu
morQue
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a msarr YlsIa ef uop. Ekpeetsa.

SEATTLE, ". T., August 1s.-It is est-
mated that though the hop crop Of Wash
ington Territory has suffered slightly from
drought and blight, the crop Of lSS9 will
greatly exceed that OF loSS. The area
planted this year is So per cent larger than
last year. This increased acreage Will
produce in the aggregate a good crop.
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FORCED QUIET.
The Texas Rioters DesIst From Battle at
the Bayonet's Point.

RICHMOND, TEXAS, August 18.-Tht
situation is quiet here, since the terrible
riot in which Sheriff Garvey and Ex
Sheriff Blakely lost their lives and several
prominent citizens were wounded. The
Light Guard of Houston are here. Cover.
nor Ross arrived yesterdsy,accompanied by
the Brentham Light Guard. As the
sheriff has been killed and his deputy
wounded, no arrests have been made, mol
has any inquest been held to investigate
the cause Of death, though the parties
have been buried.
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Raltimnra Frnn.ItIon.

BALTIMORE, August 1S.-BaltimOre's
first great Exposition, which will be held
at Pimlico, beginning on September 9,
ia now an assured success. Three large
buildings have been erected, and every
foot of available space has already been
taken, and many applicants are still I'M
supplied.
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The Triple Alliance stronsthensd.

BERLIN, August 1s.-It is reported that
the recent interviews between Prince Bis
marck and Emperor Francis Joseph snd
Count Kalnoky resulted in a modification
of the Austro. German treaty, whereby a
casus foederis is established, whenever
vital interests Of either nation are threat
ened. Hitherto only an open attack has
constituted q case for Joint resolution.
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The albsmhra T,csned DAMAGE.

madrid, August 18.-The report that
the Alhambra had been damaged by the
hurricane that visited Granada yesterday
is denied. The gardens surrounding the
palace were devastated by the storm, bat
the building itself escaped damage.
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Jealousy Caused the Crime:

MEMPHIS, TENN, August 1S.-Parker
Harris, cOlored, aged 80 years, killed his
wife by cutting her throat with pocket
knife. He afterwards cut his own throat
and inflicted wounds that in all probabili-
ty will prove fatal. Jealousy was the
cause that pompted the crime.
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SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS.

DIR. LonGfelIow's Patients Benefited b,
the Elixir.
CINCINNATI, o, August 1S.-Dr
Lougfsllow, who was mentioned in tht
Associated Press report yesterday in con
nection with the Brown Ssquard elixir
stated this evening that he has treated
forty-nine patients with the elixir. o.
that number 40 per cent. have been bene
fitted-some great deal, Others less. Ii
but one case has any speciel inflammation
resulted, and that far from dangerous
Results 50 far have been permanent.
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JACKSON AND LANNON

Prevented from Fighting by the Boston
Chief of Police.
Boston, August 18.-Peter jackson
and Joe Lannon met in the ring at Oak
Island yesterday, but there was no fight
ing. The police wouldn't have it. Par
son Davies used all the eloquence which
he could command, and Tom O'Rourke,
representing the Bay State Athletic Club,
backed bin in the assertion that the con-
test was for scientific points only, bat ar
guments were useless. The Chief of Police
was obstinate.
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JOINS THE ALLIANCE.
ENGLAND CASTS HER LOT WITH THB
TRIPLE POWERS.
An Identity Of Policy Sscursd-Nsw Bonds Be-
tween Germany Italy and Austria.
Boulangsr Issues another Manifesto.
BrrnhardIs Husband Dead.

BERLIN, August 1s.-The National lei.
t,mg, commenting on Emperor Williams
recent trip to England, says: ''The en-
tente obtained by his visit to Osborne
assures an identity of policy on the part of
England and the triple alliance, and
makes provision for all results Of that
common policy"
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MER-ER ~ N.n0NELL-
STONED THE PROPHETS.


Mormon Elders Treated Ni0lenNy 10
htchio County.
Special Tleg1u 70 l,c Register.
ELLENB0R0. WA, Augus.lS.-Eiders
Dayoir and Shinn, the Mormon Elders Of
this county, attempted to hold their regu-
lar weekly mestirg at Pine Grove School
House last Saturday and Sunday nights
and tits said that au angry and determined
mob interrupted the services by attacking
the elders with stones, mud and countless
rotten eggs, forcing them to flee from the
church ard seek shelter in neighboriug
houses. Shinn received q severe cut ou
the head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-19

MiNNEAPOLIs, MINI, Angus. lS.-Ihe
vote toy the place Of the holding OF the
neEt annual convention Of the Ancient
O-de5 Forresters az last evenings session
was Brooklyn 206, Providence l15. Tne
Broo klyG delegation was very enthusiastic
over the victory scored.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-19
Rase Rail Briefs.

Base Ball Briefs.
The Red Letters Jrs. defeated the j. P.
O.'s by q score of to 0, in five inning
contest, Saturday.
"Jack" Crogan, of Last years. Wheeling
base ball club, arrived home yesterday
from Ft Worth, Texas, where be has been
playing ball during the season just ended.
The Pink Garters and the Khkwood
Stars played at Bridgeport Saturday. The
feature of the game was the fiue pitching
of Henry. The batteries wers Henry and
Morris. and Smith and Tolbert. Score:
Pink Carriers .; Kirkwood Stars 13
The Wheeling team played the Crockery
Citys of East Liverpool on the Island
baseball park yesterday afternoon before q
fair crowd Of spectators, considering the
short notice. Wheeling won by score of
II tO3.
The Shamrocks defeated the Benwo0d
Clippers on the latter's ground yesterday
afternoon by the score OF 10 10 Ia. Bat
teries for Shamrocks, Snider and Buchsnon,
Clippers, Leach and Blake. The features
cf the game was Buckhanon's great work
DtulDu Tie Dht nlu iuc Slcdl lIOm oSCOuu
to third while the catcher WAS returning
the ball to the pitcher
The Kirkwood Stars defeated the May
flowers, OF Bellaire, in a well played game,
Saturday. by score Of to 6. The fes-
ture of the game WAS the fine second base
playing of F. Coss, accepting nine chances
without en- error. The Stars claim TO be
able to defeat the Red Lstters at any time
it can be arranged for game on ths Stars
grounds, as they have played on the Red
Letters grourde. The Stars also chal-
lenge any amateur team in Wheeling un.
der twenty years Of age.
That there wss put up Job between
Willie Harrington, of Canton, and
Chumpy HeDgle, of the Hamilton, to dis
appoint Wheeling last Sunday, is more
evident than ever. Canton went to
Hamilton the past week and lost two
games to that club by big scores, some
thing that has not occurred before this
season. Canton could efford to lose the
games, and giving them to Hamilton gave
her that much advantage over Wheeling
Rotten conniving that.
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adelIna Patti in England.

LONDON, August 17.-Mme Adelina
Patti, who has been making tour Of
the principal cities in South America, ar
rived to-day at Southampton and pro-
caeded al nnce to Craig .NOs.
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Ka,,on Booked for Rus,Ia.

LONDON, August 81. is reported
here tha! John A. Kasson, who was one
Of the Samoan commissioners, will be ap-
appointed Minister TO Russia, vice Thorn
dyke Rice.
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Sullivan Out on Bail.

PURvIs, Mics. Auguat 1S-After Sulli-
van was sentenced yesterday his counsel,
Judge Calhoun, took formal appeal 10
the Supreme Court. A bond of 81 600
was made out, and Sullivan was released.
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WREsTLEk's DEF.

Challenge TO Greek George In Behalf of
Muldoon.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August 1s.-On be-
half OF Wm. Muldoon, J. G. Warner, Of
this city, tonight Issued challenge to
wrestle Greek George, at GJeco-ROman
style, for any amount of money the latter
NAV desire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-19

NoKWIcH, Cr., August 10 Siug to
the financial embarrassment the Union
Malls, located st \ or gich, have shut down.
About 250 employees are thrown out Of en-
plOyment.
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Death of PugIlIst Gallagher.

CHICAGO, August 18.-Jsck Gallagher,
alias William Arlington, the pugilist, who
wss shot Wednesday night at Sinclair's
saloon, $50 South Halstesd street, died last
night at the County Hospital. Oliver
Smith, who did the shooting, is still at
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QUAY AND SHERMAN To MAKE u
The Breach Between Former Allies WIN
BE Healed.

The Breach Between Former Allies Win
BE Healed.
WASHINGTON, August 1S.-One of the
impressive features Of the reassemblinG OF
the Senate sill be a grand reconciliation
scene between Senator Sherman and Sena-
tor Qaay. The former hrving gotten his
friend, Representative AlphOnso
Hart, into the Office of SOlic-
itOr Of Internal Revenue, which
Quay had promised to B. Frank Gilkeson,
never had any hard feeling, even when
Quay publicly charged him with dishOnor-
aole and uDgratefnl conduct. Sherman
was always willing TO make up and be
friends again. But up to the time that
Sherman left for Europe Gilksson was still
ont in the cold, and Quay would make no
move toward psace.
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Raudalrs wrestle with rheumatism

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 1s.-Con-
gresham Sam'l ]. Randall has been con-
fined to his bed at his home at Walllng-
ford for nearly week by an attack OF
rheumatism. He was better this evening
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A CASE OF HUSTLE.
The ID. Il OPS New Policy May Prove In
furious TO Baltimore.

The B. 4 O.'s New Policy May Prove In
furious TO Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August 1S.-The compile
tion of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company's terminal at Staten Island, and
its through line to New York, has increas-
Ell the alarm felt for some time in business
circles in this city, that New York will
now draw ell the trade of the Baltimore
and Ohio that business men of Baltimore
have SO much depended upon.
As soon as the company can command
the funds, it is said, work will begin on
the Baltimore and Ohio's elevated road
through this city, which, when completed,
will enable through trains from the West
and South 10 20 whirling through Balti-
more, ard, as many Of the merchants de-
clare, make this town only way station
instead OF q terminus.
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Batteries, Conover and Westlake, Miller
and Doyle. earned runs, Canton 2; hits, 8
each; errors, Springfield 8, Canton 9; um'
pires, Brennan and Hill. Attendance,
!, 200.
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NO PLACE FOR BoULANGERIsM.

The French Government VIII Allow No
Worship of Him in Paris.
PARIS, AUGUST 1S M. OOnstans. Min
lister of the Interior, has issued a decree
which prohibits The hawking or placardiDg
of documents emansting from General
Boulanger, Count Dillon or Henri Roche
fort
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sara Bernhardrs Husband Dead

PARIS, August 1s-M. Damsis. the
husband OF Sara Bernhardt, died to-day Of
cerebral congestion.
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Sunday Game, stopped at Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, August 1S.-There was no
game here to-day, as the authorities threat
ened yesterday that If one was played they
would break it up by arresting the presi-
dent and all the players.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-19

Base hits, Wheeling 1S, ParkersbuTg a
errors, Wheeling 3, Parkersburg 5; bat
teries, Wheeling HydiDger and Finregan,
Parkersburg Crolley and Cheveon; struck
out by Hydinger II, by Crolley 8; passed
balls, Finnegan 3, CheyeOn 3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-19

WHAT ia more attractive than a pretty
face with fresh, bright complexion? For
il use Pczzoni's Powder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-19
A CASE OF HUSTLE.

A Baltimore and Ohio official said: 'It
is plain case of hustle for the bulk of the
trade between Baltimore and New York.
Both cities must take their chances, and
no road which pretends to be trunk line
can get along without a New York ter
minus. Our passenger facilities in the
neighborhood of that city will be hard to
beat, and ought to load our trains pretty
well. The supposition is that when we
change our present arrangements with the
New Jersey Central we will use the two
new ferry boats, the Robert Garrett and
Etastus Wimsn, for carrying passengers
across New York Bay. The trip across to
New York now takes about twenty. five
minutee, bnt we expect to reduce it to fif-
teen minutes by building new and i'm
proved boats if they are found necessary. "
John A. Hambleton & Co., the bankers,
in their weekly circular yesterday, COM
menting on the establishment Of the termi-
nus at Staten Island, express the opinion
that the Baltimore and Ohio extension to
New York is q bad move for Baltimore.
They also state that the construction Of
th New York extension was the chief
ca SO of the financial embarrassment of the
company. Labor circles continue exer-
ciied over the closing of the Baltimore and
Ohio main shops and the general discharge
of workiugmen. The Hambleton circular,
commenting upon this move of the com
pany, says:
STRAIGHT BUSINESS.
"Any one who is watching the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company must be con-
vinced that there has been infused into the
management of that company system
which must be productive of good results.
Sentimental management has given place
to reorganization of the service and the
adoption of methods based on strict busi-
ness principles. The finances Of the COM
pany have been we'll managed, and the
company has only small floating debt,
the greater portion of which is secured by
collaterals, ard the company has in its
treasury good and available cash assets in
the shape of negotiable securities. The
earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio are
satisfactory, and we are informed that in
creased revenue from securities owned, and
from other sources not shownin the month
ly statement, will bring the net earnings
considerably ahead of last year. 1t is ex-
pected that larger surplus will be shown
this year.
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Gamo at Psrksrsburg,

The game Of base ball bstween nine oi
this city and the Parkersburg club, on
Friday, resulted as follows:
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BASEBALL.
Canton Wins.

Special Telegram 10 The Register.
SPRINGFIELD, O, August 1S.-Result
of to- days game:
Springfield. 0 0 0 0 O. 2
Canton. n..................-..2 0 0 0 0 o.
Evening journal., 1889-09-19

Company A, Fifth Maryland Regiment,
will hold reunion at North East, Md,
September 26.
The water was seven feet nine inches
above high water mark in Brandywine
Park at noon yesterday.
Thieves tried to break into the house
of Nelson Gregg No. 500 Pine street last
night, but were unsuccessful.
Patrick Length and Patrick Mienhien,
charged with disorderly conduct, were
held in 800 bail last evening by Justice
Smith.
A. Greenabaum. who lost by the Sea
ford fire, was insured for 81, $50 in the
British Insurance COMPANY and for the
same amount in the Southern Insurance
Company.
Thomas r. Hanlon, who was fined yes
terday for some violation of the insur-
ance laws, is regularly authorized insur-
ance agent and pays the State Insurance
Department 800 per year for the privi-
lege of writing policies.
The second anniversary of Temple
Lodge, No. 141, Order of Tonti, was held
in their hall, Morrow Building, last even
ing An interesting address explaining
the workings of the order was made by
Supreme President Henry K. Wheeler Of
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1889-09-19

Miss Emily Finn is the guest of
Greensboro friends.
Lewis c. vandegrift, Esq visited Mid
dletown, yesterday.
Miss Fannie Harrington Of Dover IS
visiting in this city.
Joseph Lawson Of Pittsburg, Pa. is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph wilkins are visit
ing friends in Roxboro, Pa
Mrs. George c. Fredd Of Iowa is visit
ing her father, Harlan Mitchell, OF this
city.
Misses Eugenia and Pauline Evans Of
lempleville are visiting friends in this
city.
George B. Moore nd Herbert f. Wayne
lett inns morning for few days visit at
Dover
Miss Florence Upton has returned to
her home in this city after visit to
friends
Miss Title Blaine has returned to her
home in Avondale, sitter a two-weeks'
visit in this city.
George S. Allmon, of the Davis Spring
Plate Works. will leave to-day for trip
up the Hudson river.
William Mendinhall, formerly Of this
city, now Of Kansas CitS, has been on 8
visit TO relatives and friends IN this city
de leaves to-day for trip up the Hud-
son river, thence he viii return to
Kansas.