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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14
ON A SCIENTIFIC JAG.
TWO REPORTERS WHO TOOK BROWN-SE-
GUARDS ELIXIR,
Sick Nigh UHto Death from They Have Aches
Pans, Swtlled Heads and Divers and
Sundry Other Things-Both
are Scared.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-TWO re-
porters who subjected Themselves, out Of
curiosity to the Brown.Sequard Elixir, at
the Medico- Chirugical Hospital yesterday,
have both laid up for repairs to-day, and
one Of them is considerably scared about
his condition. His face wore woe be-
gone expression and he showed traces
of having slept very little
during the night. His symptoms were
severe pains in the head, soreness in the
limbs and high fever. He sorely regretted
having had anything to do with the new
life giving remedy. The other newspaper
man suffered the same sfllictions, and was
compelled to remain in bed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14

COLUMBUS, o August 1S.-HOn James
b. Townsend, Of Lima, declines to be a
candidate for re-slectiOn as Chairman Of
the Democratic State Executive Commit
tee. lie also says that Calvin S. Brice
will not be a candidate for United States
senator. aud that neither Senator Payne
nor his son, C,l. Payne, is in any way
connected with the Standard Ol Company.
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DYNAMITE PROOF.

A Newspaper Man Escapes an Internal
Machine.
LEXINGTON, KY, August ia drs-
tardly attempt was made here yesterday to
assassinate d. L. Baxter, well known
newspaper correspondent, by ON explosion
of deadly machine which was left at the
Ledder office directed to that gentleman.
There was sufficient dynamite in the par
eel TO have blown up any building in the
city, and it only failed to accomplish its
deadly purpose owing TO the percussion
matches not igniting.
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OLD WORLD GOSSIP.

A bill introduced by Mr.. Nealy, prOyid-
ing for an appeal in all criminal cases in
Ireland, passed its first resding in the
House of Commons yesterday.
Six Unionists and eight Conservatives
yoaed against the government on Mr..
Gray g amendment to the Tithes bill.
Ex-Queen Natalie, of Seryia, has siarted
for Belgrade 20 visit her son, the boy king,
in spite of Kirg Milsn's prohibition.
Emperor Francis Joseph has conferred
the honorary Colonelcy Of the Seventy first
Austrian Infantry Regiment upon the
Gen. Count Won Moltke.
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nnlinm WI Get PnII.

MIXoEAPoLIs, August 13.-J. Frank
Oollom, the young attorney who is charged
with forgeries of the name of his cliant, ].
7. Blaisdell, for amounts aggrf eating over
5000, OOO, was called for preliminary hear,
ing in the Municipal Court to-day. Ban
this morning was reduced to sol, 900 IN the
aggregate, which it is expected will be
furnished by Collom's wealthy friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14

MILWAUKEE, August 13.-Some months
ago the National park was assigned to the
Illinois post for encampment week, and
Department Commander Martin, of Hi
nois, while in the city, assured the park
proprietor that there would be L., 900 vet
Grams. Now Adj Cen. Partridge, Of the
Illinois department, has informed the pEO.
prietor that none of the Illinois posts will
attend the encsmpmeut. In consequence
the proprietor is preparing to sue the Hi
nois department for alleged breach Of con-
frapt
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AlionplaadaGuIltY.

NEW YORK, August 13.-EbenS. Allen,
late President eff the Forty-second and
Grand Street Railway was arrigued before
Judge Gildersleeye in Part 1, General
Sessions to-day. He pleaded guilty 10
the count of the indictment, charging MN
with the over issue OF stock. Judge I'LL
dtrsleeve then remanded the prisoner Tor
sentence until Friday and he was taken
hack TO the tOmbs.
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WaEKLISG.
DAYTON

E,rned runs. Dayton. 5; Wheeling, 3;
Home run, Munger; 3 bese hits, Stephens;
. base hits, Bowman, Miller; Bases stolen,
Dayton, 8; Wheeling, 1; Double plays,
Williams and Stephen: Meyers, Spaidel
and Bowman, struck ont, by Munger, 8;
Carey, 3; Bases on balls; Munger, 3; Carey,
); First base on hit, by Pitcher Green,
Prescott, Lyons; Passed ball, Hsller
Time of game, lbs; NeleOn.
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sLAYIN AFTER SULLIVAN.

The Australian Champion Challenges John
L. to a Fight for 81 900 side.
New YORK, August IA cablegram
from London says that Frank Slavin, the
Australian heavyweight champion, has de-
posi,ed $500 forfeit with a challenge to
Sullivan TO fight under London prize ripg
rules for S., 600 and the championship oi
the world.
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G. A. B. ENCAMPMENT.

One Thousand Reunions VIII be Held-Ex.
tensive Preparations.
MILWAUKEE, August 13.-It is an
nouncei to-day that during the coming
National Euc1mpment of the Grand Army
of the Republic, 1000 company, battery,
gunboat, regimental, brigade, division and
corps reunions will be held and place of
mesting for this number have been secured.
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WHEELING, W. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST H. 1889
A PHYSICIAN ASSAULTED.
Serious IpJurles to DIR. Grifhth in Cabell
County,

serious IbJurleb 10 Ut. dtlhth In ChDeIl
County.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August 13.-
DR.. ]. V. Griffith, well known physician
Of Blue Sulphur Springs, about fifteen
miles from here, was assaulted while re-
turning from a professional call Friday
night, and fearfully bruised ard cut. 1t
was on a lonely part of the road, and as
the Doctor passed by man sprang out
aud struck him with a rock. The Doctor
fell senseless. and ley so for half an hour,
when he recovered and managed to drag
himself TO house near by. His injuries
are of very serious character. 1t is sup.
posed his assailant mistooR him for some
one else,
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DIED OF MAL-PKACTICE.

A Pretty Young womans Sad Death
Physician Arrested.
BosToN, August 13.-Dr G. Harper
alias Dr. Sandford, was arrested in Cam
bridge, last night, for malpractice. DR..
Harper has kept large house, and 1t ap-
peais run an irregular lying in hospital:
The victim was Mis- Nellie Martin, aged
%, whose dead body was taken from the
hOuse Sunday night
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.
Three Men Pardoned by G5verao
Wilson.

Three Men Pardoned by Governor
Wilson.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August Ia -
Gov. Wilson yesterday pardOned John k
COe, of Wood county, sentenced to twelve
years imprisonment for murder; William
Davis, of Ritchie county, sentenced to two
years for felonious cutting, and John a.
Haley, of Harrison county, sentenced to
two years for grand larceny. All these
men are now in the penitertiary and have
served psrts OF their sentences. The psti-
tions for pardon we're strongly endorsed by
the law officers, and important extenuatng
circumstances are alleged.
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Lonratreet. . areat VICTORY.

MONMOUTH PARK, August 13 The
omnibus stakes were the great feature to-
day. The value Of the stakes was esLimat-
ed OF $24 600. Longstreet won, Proctor
Knott second, and Salvador third. Time,
2:26}.
Bradford, Burlington, Blush, Rowland
and Heather won the other races.
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Public Meetings Express sympathy.

LONDON, August l3.-A meeting to con
slider the case of Mrs. Msybrick was held
at the Cannon Street Hotel to-day. A res
olution was adopted 10 petition the Home
Secretary TOR remission Of her sentence
The meeting was attended by large num-
Der Of persons.
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AFTER THE DUELIsTs.

Tho Governor OF Alabama wants to Extra
dlte Them.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA August lS.-GoY-
erncr Seay was in the city to-day cores
ponding with Governor Gordon, Of Georgia,
relative to the extradition of Williamson
and Calhoun, the Georgia lawyers who
fought duel on Alabama soil on Satur-
day night. Governor Seay is determined
to have them brought back to Alabama
and vigorously prosecuted, and has already
issued requisitiOn, which Governor Cor
don promises to grant.
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WASHINGTON. ID. C., August l}.-A
.n.c.a. pa .port such as are issued to dis
uogushei ctzus intending TO go abroad,
vas signed at tAs STATE Department to-
day l1r Senator EaI.s, of New York. The
oena-o- wll v-it Europe. jt is said 10
consult specialists on the continent about
BIS eTls. ~h.s' condition is such as 90
nlse ll much concern.
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TIE sHERMANs ARRESTED.
Another Sensational Phase OF the Gel
brated Grain Case

Another Sensational Phase OF the Cele-
brated Grain Case.
BUFFALO, N. Y, August l3.-The cele-
bratei grain shortage crse of Sherman
Arcs. q Co. has now reached new and
interesting pbcge, criminal proceedings
having been instituted.
Edward @. Hawks, Vice President of
the International Elevatipg Company, and
one of the losers by the operations OF
Sherman Bros. & Co., yesterday appeared
before Justice King and swore out Grim
inal warrants against Stephen F. Sher-
man, maDsger of the Associated Eleva-
tors, and Edward O. Loveridge, his sslist-
ant
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Posfon Wool Mar X ct.

BosToN, August 1S.-WOOl market quiet
Ohio and Pennsylvania Y 33'34c; Xxx 34a
35e; No. l 33c; Michigan y 52ci NO. o.
combing 4Oc; uuwashed combing - iSoei
Ohio fire delaine 36c; Michigan do. 5iaSoci
choice Montana 25s26c; Territory WOOL 4Sa
29c. Texas, California and Oregon wools oo
quiet. Pulled woOls steady; super 55s"Sci
extra 25a2Sc. Foreign wools firm.
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NEW YORK, August Is Mrs. Hannah
Pearlstein, charged with abducting four
teen-year-old Ida Harris, and the i've
Young men who are charged with assault
ing her were arrsigned in Court to-day
and held without bail for examination.
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rnr.ksr md co,nsl Entertained.

BUFFALO, y. Y, August l3.-EN-GOv.
NorD b. Cornell, of New York, aud
Gov. !. b. Foraker, of OHIO, arrived in
the city last evening and spent few hours
very pleasantly as the guests of Mr.. Henry
NJ. Watson. A few Buffalo gentlemen
were invited to meet them at dinner. Mr..
Foraker took the midnight train for the
West
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Inlneh The canadian Colony.

BosToN, August 13.-It is pretty gen
eralld believed here that Gideon p. Brown,
of the bankrupt wool firm of Brown
.Steese & Clark, mas joined the Canadian
colony. His partners have not heard from
him since he disappeared last Thursday
r,ight
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INCREASE IN Tonnage.
The Figures OF Iron Manufactured in the
Mahoning Valley.

Mahoning Valley.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., August l3.-Tbe Ma
honing Valley Iron Manufacturers Asso-
cistion have issued an abstract showing the
tonnage from July /, 1883, - July 1,
1889, of the mills and furnaces located in
this city. The figures show that the mills
furnished 755, 2i2 tons, and the furnaces
l ,G7s, ,6l5 tons, OF which 1854, eG9 tons
were incoming and 5ls, ss5 tons outbound
freight
The total volume OF tonnage, as indicated
by these figures, shows an increase of 16
per cent. over the year previous.
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THEY MAY STAY.

The Imported Glass Workers Wn Prob
ably Remain at Jeannette.
PIrrsBURG, August 13.-It is the I'M
preston in labor circlC1 here that the case
Of the imported glass workers at Jeanette
will be dropped, and the men not com
pelled 70 re urn. PRECEDENT Campbell, Of
the Gle1s Workers. Association, said t.
day that the Association would make
fight to keep the men here. Chambers "
Mckee, their employers, will also Oppose
their return
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GRAHAM'S BARREL.
The Cooper Determined to Navigate Nj
agRra Falls.


agsra Falls.
BUFFALO, August 12.-CArlisle D. Gra-
ham is determined to navigate Niagara
Falls, and to-day attempted the feat ex-
parimentally with q new barrel, which be
built on a different plan from the others
that were wrecked in the rapids. The
barrel was Of heavy white oak slaves, five
feet long, 80 inches in diameter, and
bound with iron bands. 1t was fixed in
eide with a hammock, in which dog was
placed. Graham let the barrel 90 in the
Canadian current, two miles above the cat
aract, at AIS this afternoon. In twenty
eight minutes il dashed safely over the
precipice and reappeared in the torrent be-
low the falls. The crsfl flOated around
near the base OF the falls for thirty five
minutes and finally sank. Graham said
that the water entered through air holes
left for the dog to breathe, aud the sinking
could not have happened had he been in it.
Graham will laid duplicate of the bar
rel and 70 over in it himself in ten days
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rhro. Klled in a Boiler Explosion.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 13.-The
boiler Of Thomas Anderson * Co.'S siave
factory at Darby, Ky, eT T2lOded about Z
O'Clock yesterday morning. James Jack
son was killed snd six others seriously in.
iured. Laton Menser and Dsnnis Pdrdy,
who were wounded, have since died.
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snl.lha Ii an Kr.Cnntederate sareson.

WINCHESTER, VA, August 1S.-De. j.
B wortham, prominent citizen, COM
mit.ed suicide TO day by shooting himself
through the head. lie was 3 native Of
Huntsville, Ala. He was surgeon IN ths
Confederate army and remained here alter
NE war. He leaves = daughter eighteen
years OF age.
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The Game.

SptcIdI It4tp1uH % DC htIIeItf'
DAYTON, O., August 13.-DaytOn put
mp an eiIOrless game to-day and exper-
fenced no difficulty in defeating the yisi-
tors, outplayiDg them at eaery point.
Carey wa1 trihe wild, but pitched q
fairly good game. Bowman played a foe
game st third, accepting eight chances
clean. Following is the official score:
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BASE BALL.
Wheeling Loses Again at Dayton-other
Games-Notes.

Games-Notes.
The Wheeling team had in new short
stop and pitcher yesterday. Carey pitched
a fairly &C I'd game but Myers only accept
cd six chances out OF nine at short, and
even reliable Hsller got in two errors.
While the Daytons got ten hits of Of Carey,
Wheeling was unable to do much with
Munger, who, On former occasions, wss
pie for the home team. The team goes TO
Springfield to-day, and it may be that
Kennedy will try his hand. Following is
the account of the gamt:
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WINDOW GLASS HITCH.
Manufacturers and Workmen Fall to Agree
on the Scale,

on the Scale.
PITTsB1RG, Pa, August 1.-The Wage
committee Cf the Window Glass Workers
Association aud manufacturers had meet
ing here to-day, but failed to re'ch an
agreement, and adjourned sine die. The
indications are that strike or lockout on
Sept. is quite certain, unless one or the
other makes conces sions before that time.
Both sides now declare that they will not
make any compromise.
The summer shut down ends on Sept. l.
Should a strike be declared, some six
thousand men will be directly affected, as
there are about that number OF window
glass workers in the Western District.
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CNcNNArI. o., August 1S.-The
Chamber Of Commerce to-day appointed a
Committee Of fifteen to invite President
Harrison to visit Cincinnati on the oeca-
sion OF his trip to Indianapolis during this
month
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COLUMBUS, O., August 13.-GOv. For
aker to-day declined to issue warrant for
the exlre1ition of Richard Carroll, General
Superintendent OF the Queen and Crescent,
wanted by Gov. Lowry, of Mississippi, as
an alder in the Sullivan Kilrain prize fight
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Comedian Lsslle Dead.

CHICAGO, August ia private dis
patch from London announces the sud.
den death there from blood poisoning Of
Fred Leslie, the leading comedian OF the
Gaietv Company.
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IN TIE FOURTH DISTRICT.
cont,staus Charlie smith Hoisted on D.
Supplemental Notice,

l..f..f.rt Charlie smith uuistad on a
sr.,ls,,spf,l No,lce.
.....-..,s--,,- n. ..s Register.
o..........-.,. D o. A,srst d, The
.. s,,,,h
sealed -r-.. '-
s.a,rst Jackson, i-0u tle tonIsh west
r-.-..-i, D..f-ir. MAS cpsafd by CLERK
,. .-.,. tf.... ... t,...,.sep.otivr, t, To-
-.....l....., ,.--, almost "a du-
....... .....-7., ev.sD. that
P..''' ,..l.-. ..--,.,
Smith, '.er ll'As '.'e' D'' ''','
-lor reneu.lI nolc- upon JaeA7on'
.... ....- accepted it iu gc3i faith,
.bs.5 fo hsvs new
t5 t... .h,,+
f
aer..r ..l c. ol- -ialieI laeSai 'o-,'
....-...,, .. .l.. .o-merly Questioned
-.a. r.--,, .r,.,,s ,rbis
.Ht t.1 'nl-o eAp'clel' ana "nen
Hss opened t1 day, his at
orf. l1.e objected io that taken under
- supp smertal notice being received;
alleging tnal Che Jaw did not authorize a
e.oll or supplemental notice. Colonel
aL Oar tor Jackson, claimed
ll.t tre notice had D. ca filed
1T Smith. ana tha, they had proceeded in
good M,h to lake .hs testimony. Smith
refused t0 rsccgrizs it. and then St. Clair
fIsd Smiths supplemental notice, as a
part of tle record I'm order 90 get in the
testimony taken. lt WAS received and
ordered printed.
SMITHS EAD BREAK.
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49, ofA Arehhl.hop Elder,. Brother.

BALTIMORE, August 13.-Mr. Francis
Eder. prominent and well-knOwn citizen
OF Baltimore, and brother Of Archbishop
VIM. II. Elder. Of Cincinnati, died at 40
this morning, at his residence, Of heart
f.ffnra
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Sos,ia. TslccraH. 20 ne Re0asier.
FRIENDLY, W. Va, August ia
daughter Of Cspt. J. W. Williamson, OF thi
place. nov Of Ashland. Ky, died thi
morning at $50.
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RussIa's Open Threat .

ST. PETERSBURG, August 13.-The
Noroe Tremyd in an Inspired article says
The powers will make themselves felt
when the triple alliance obtains its real
object, that is war.
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HapIon Captain and Manager.

PlTrsBURG, August 14.-Ed. HanlOn,
centre fielder Of the Pittsburg bPse ball
club, ws1 day apr ointed captain and
manager Of the club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14
serIOu. Accident at olark'Ourg-

S1eciGl T,icgrdm 20 NJ Rcgtscr.
CLABRsBURG, W. VA, August l@.-
Last night the team Of K T. Lowndes ran
Oh. seriously iDj juring Mr Shaw's boy and
hurting young Gordon, the driver.
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ros1orr,cEs AND TENSIONS.
a rso ot bach Dis,ributed Co west Vir-
eiuiaus.

7 7
eiuiaus.
areeai le.cerIm .o tae Register.
W,emNoI0>. Ausns. lG-Ihe .olow
ire West Virginia pos,mas,ers have been
appointed. b. D.. Luck, Bier Wyoming
county. wee j. ID Smith. resigned Mrs.
t hawkins. D. K City, Barbour county
,ies ~ 81. Hawkins, deceased josephine
Iury. Ogsrfeii, Barbour county, vice L.
Co., Trmb.c removed
Pensions have been issued 90 ihe loilow-
u West Nrg.n.sls Increase C'mmo-
fo.e j.. Hail and Samuel f. RAthboue
LBl.el. OF West Nrgu.s is In the
.iY.
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Not "A Panacea.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August 13.-Experi-
ments with the Brown-Sequard Elixir by
doctors Of this city lead them to the belief
that it is a strong tonic but not a panscea.
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WILD NEGR0FANATICS
CHILDREN OF FAITH DIE A HORRIBLE
DEATH.
Remarkable Religious 0raza in Alabama
Another Impostor EIc.ss the Nsgross-Thrss
Young Msn Throw Themselves
In.o Fiery Furnace.

CHICAGO, August ia special from
Birmingham, Ala, says: The most remark
able religious crszs psrvsdes the negroes
near Bessemer and the country interme-
diate between that rapidly-grOwing place
and Birmingham. For some time past an
old negro named Tobias Jackson has been
proclaimiDg himsel as Daniel the Prophet,
and doing all kind of singular, wild and
queer things.
Saturday last he persuaded three young
men that they were representatives OF
Shadrach, Meshack and Abeduego, the
three children Of faith who entered the
fiery furnace of Nebuchsdnezzar Of old
He proclaimed that furnace where iron is
melted and cast into II kinds Of forms was
the furnace Of Nsbuchadnezzir, and that
they cOuld enter it aud pass throughout
without the smell of fire.
RUSHED TO a FIERY DEATH.
The three negroes calling themselves the
children of Isreal, under the influence of
their new prophet, deliberately entered
the gate of the cupOla OF the furnace and
rushed headlOng before they could he stop
ped into the white heat Of the melting
iron. When they failed to come out,
Jackson, the prophet, proclaimed that he
saw them rising in the air with the smoke
of the furnace attended by angels, and said
that they would Isyisit the earth again
next Sunday.
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strnck ArnInst Non.rnIon Irol

PITTssD RG, Au9 ust 13 Seven hundred
men went.out on q strike at Philips Nim-
ick & Co. sligo mill this afternoon. They
struck against working on nOn.union iron.
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neath ofnr. GaLIe.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, August l3.
DIR. James Gable, senior member of the
Faculty of the University Of Virginia, died
at Overton this morning.
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BoULANGER IN PARIS.

Five lodgers in the house of Madsme
Pourpres, the former mistress OF Gen.
Bouanger, have sworn that the General
was in Paris on July -, 1887, the day on
which it ia alleged he visited the city in
disguise.
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CINCINNATI, O., Augugt 13.-Mrs. S.
Carpenter, a well-known lawyer, eyed 81,
died ofapoplexy, this morning.
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HIs ENPLANATIoN.

Gen. BJulanger has written letter, in
which he states that be gave the sums Of
money which he is accused of embezzling
to the chief clerks in the War Office, to he
used for the relief Of widows and orphans
Of soldiers.
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AGAINST THE WOMAN.
A Report rhs, the Home Secretary VIII
Deny Any Mercy

LONDON, August 13.-It is reported
that in the interview with Home SecretIry
Matthews, Judge Stephens upheld the yer-
dict and Mr.. Matthews concurred.
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Canton Winner Again.

Special telegram 10 the Register
SPRINGFIELD. o, August l3.-Canton
got the best OF the struggle tc day by the
following score:
Springfield ............. o. l
Canton. ............. 0 3 . l 0 0 0 o. g
Batteries, Springfield, Wittrock, ConOver
and Westlake, Canton, Stab and Doyle;
home runs, Darrah and Doyle; earned, /
and 3; hits, . and z; errors, . and 3. At
tendance, 600. Umpire, Brennan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14
ELECTIONS NULL.

Boulanger CANT Hold Oace-.H He Defends
Himself.
PARIS, August l3.-The State Council
has annulled the elections in IL cantons in
which Gen. Boulanger was elected to the
Consuls Generals ON the ground that the
General was not legally eligible for the
nosition
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14
Hamilton D0wned.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
HAMILTON, August 13.-Hamilton lost
today by the folio wing score.
Mansfield ...............2 l 3 / s-l3
Ipmllton ...............0 o 0 0 U D i 1
BatteIicl, Browner and Lancer, Morri-
son and Fiiz immol 9; tase his, Hsmil on
z, Mansfield l9; errOlI, Hamilton 5, Mans
field 3; umpire, HUI.