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Murderer. Caught at PArksr.burg.

PARKERsBURe, ". VA, September T.
Jacob Napier, the young colored man
who murdered Adam Uhi st Marion, o.,
IN the 9Th of November, 1883, and who
ercsned at the time, was captured here to-
dav by Chief Dno and Officer Heaton. a
reward of 81, 900 has been offered for the
voune mans arrest. The prisoner will
he held TO aawait Identification.
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WILL IT LIVRl

Chairman Jones Anxious About tho Fate
of tho Greenbaok Party.
CINCINNATI, o, September 12.-GeOrge
o. Jones, of New York, the leader of the
Greenback party, on whose call the Ma
tional Convention is to be held tomorrow,
arrived here this morning. He said :
"Those who come to the Convention will
do so on their own volition-unselecte by
any constituency. I don't know how
many will attend. Oliver W. Ladd, of
Bangor, Me-, will be here. There will be
two or three from Massachusetts,, ten or
twelve from New York, and representa-
tives lrem Connecticut, Michigan, Indiana,
Iowa, Texas, Alabama, Florida and, l pre-
sume, Ohio. / have called the Convention
in order to determine whether the party
will remain a party.
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LONDON, September 10 The confer
ence between Cardinal Manning aad the
directors Of the dock companies was held
to-day. The Cardinal found that the d.
rectors were not willing 10 agree 10 iho
terms proposed by him; that tho terms
which the dock companies have ALREADY
conceded 20 into effect on Noyombtr D,
provided that the men immfdntrly re-
sumo work. The Cardinal peuuadci ih'
directors 20 ogail consider The props al
and 10 postpone their decision io- iae
uFfgeut
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DOODLE IN MONTANA.

Both the Political Parties Said to be
Using soap"
HELENA, MONT, September 12.-Ru-
mors ere beginning to be circulated here
that money is being used by both parties
to carry the election. It is fully under
stood that Carter's majority of 5000 last
year cannot be equalled By any candidate.
Best informed men are making no predic-
tions. 1t is quite probable that the ma
iority on Governor and CODgreesmen will
be less than 1 900, and the disposition is
strong to nee "sOap" where little might
turn the tide on the State or Legislative
ticketP.
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Grnnd ConncIl of Red NIen.

BALTIMORE, September 12.-The ses-
sions yesterday of the Grand Council OF the
United States OF the Improved Order OF
Red Men were devoted mostly to secret
business. The order in Nebraska was
plsced under the control Of the Great Coun-
Gil of Iowa. The report Of the Committee
on Finance, making appropriations Of
about S11. GOO, was passed. The adjourn
r,ent will be reached on Friday.
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Rejected Their Pastor.

Social Telegram to The Register.
PARKERsBURG, September 12.-The
Methodist Protestant Conference recently
appointed Rev. W. M. Miller as pastor Of
their church in this city. The congrega-
tiOn have had business meeting and
voted not to sccept his services. Some Of
the members, it is said, are opposed to
him and others prefer to continue their
prayer meetings and do without pastor.
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Washed Overheard and Drowned.
NEW YORK, September II The Ma
tional Line Steamer England, from Liver
pool, cot to her dock to-day, sfttr expert
encing one of the toughest voyages her
Commander had experienced in a service
of sixteen years at sea. At midnight
Tuesday, one of the firemen was washed
overheard and drowned.
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rhe sugar rrust serIousIy OrIpplsd.

PHILADELPHIA, September 12.-The
burning of the Dick, Meyer * Co.. g big
sugar house in williamsburg, is a serious
blow to the sugar trust. It cripples its re-
sources at the same time that Claus
Spreokels' great plant in this city is about
to begin competition with it. With its
own forces weakened and three large fac
tories in this city operating Independently,
it does not seem possible tina. the trust can
maintain high prices very long.
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NATIONAL eRKENBAcKERs.

An Attempt to Infuse Life Into Political
Party.
CINCINNATI, September II "A National
Greenback convention met here to-day.
There was a good attendance. Let
ters were read expressing sympathy from
many prominent labor and GreenbacS
leaders. A committee on platform was
appointed, consisting Of representatives
present from the following states: Ala
bams, California, Florida, Illinois, Indi'
ana, Iowa, Kentucky, MUsachusetts,
Michigan, Ohio, Minnesota, and West
Virginia. Adjourned until tomorrow.
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FOUR YEARS SENTENCE.

Oliver MARKS Convicted OF Murder In
Tucker County.
Special 7tle0TG1a 10 ne Register.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, September 12.-
Oliver Marks, formerly of Wayne county,
Ohio, who shot and killed John McOlary
in Tucker county, W. Va, on Saturday,
August 81, 1888 in TOW, was sentenced
by Judge J. I. HOke on Tuesday last to
four years in the penitenliary. and Sheriff
A. II. BOnnifeld with J. n. and J. w.
Flanagan passed through here last night
with him en- route for Moundsville. Nc
Clary was pesceable young man, % years
old. Marks is single ard came to Tucker
county about one month before the muir
der. He is a stOnecutter by trade and
worked for Edward Clark, who has the
contract to build all the stone work on the
Cheat river extension Of the West Virginia
Central road.
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nara.ta,ad hr a MhIrIwInd.

VICTORIA, B. c., September "a
whirlwind at Lulu Island, B. O. Tues
day. devastated the whole country throusn os1
which it passed, uproOting gigantic ltees fses
and leaving the thickly wooded SuliaCe "I
hare es q board. So far as can De -L aseei,
tained at present no lives were lost, IhougS q q
ssvsraI bomestesds were torn down Win
terrific fury four and i've miles away
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The Pail Md Gazdf, fuggae taai an
organization be- formed i0r tfo purpose oi
raising the $4,000 neceeary 90 pay ihc
dock laborer % pence per t0ur from ho-
yember j.. TO January lst The Ga.''f
says that leading blisnom mar oi ihc
city has offered 10 contribute 2Op1 Zoo
this purpose on condition that the remain
ing fonr fhhs De- suh.crbod Immediately.
The 10000 pounda which ihe 6a.'he .uf.
geets should De- raised by subscription BE-
the amount ,ha ths deck companies claim
they would lofe by Advancing waec or
Noyember let instead 0l January isi.
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GENERAL BAGUELY NOW.

West Virginia Sons of Veterans Leader
Honored at Paterson.
Special Telegram to the Register.
PATERSON, N. J., September 12.-The
election of officers for the ensuing year in
the National Encampment, Sons of Veter-
ans, took place hels to-day. General Lei
and J. Webb, Of Kansas; Col. Joe McOabe,
Of Massachusetts; Sol Perkins, of New
Hampshire; General Marvin f Hall, OF
Michigan, and Secretary of State Charles
F. Griffin, of Indiana, were the candidates.
Griffin, of Indiana, was elected on the
thirteenth ballot. Col. H. B. Bsguely, Of
West Virginia, was elected Lieutenant
General.
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The Great Atlantic storm Continues {

The Great Atlantic storm Continues TO
Rage.
WAsHINGr0N, September There
was 10 change in the position of the storm
on the Atlantic coast The centre is at
Norfolk. where it has teen since Tuesday
morning. High northeasteriy winds still
prevsil on the New Englsnd coast, with
maximum velocity Of "a miles an hour at
Bostop. Oath Virginia and North Caro-
lima coast the winds are blowing from %
TO go miles Der hour from the northwest.
Hieb winds on the coast will continue
during the day.
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SEARLE'S TERMS.
Gaudaur Must Row on tho Thames or th0
TarHmHtta

Gaudaur Must Row on tho Thames or tho
rarHmhtta.
PunBuRG, September l2-John A.
ST. John received d cabl,gmm from Heny
Earnest soarle, The champion tcullor, offer.
to row Gaudaur on The Thamea in ore
month for s., 500 q side allowing $500 ior
expenses, otherwise De will row him on
the Paramatta. Mr. st. John says GaH-
daur will not row on the Ihamss os Para
malta, bat IL willing 90 row on nny i1F
lah or Irish lake.
THE TKEuER-0AlDArR RACE
takes place at McKeespori, Pa, t1-mo.mH
and is exciting great interest Both mDn
are in excellent condition and confident oi
winning. The odds are alighuy in favor
of GAudaur
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BOLD LANGTRY.
Tho Famous Actress Bent on starring in
London

Tho Famous Atiffrh pfAA on otAi'i"A 'i
London.
LoNDos, September l2-Oa good an-
thoiity Il So stated 70 be tbe inte4ton of
Mrs. LaDglry 10 compel the Bhhsh rah.
to acknow edge the talent which ha' ea'a-
ed such substantial recognition il tho
Uailed States. TO this end, il is u1d.r
stood, she haa dispoled OF The greater p''-
tion Of her property acrcss the Atifnlr,
ard will show th, I.ondoneIs how l ihr.
atre should be run and prominent rourt
Of characters portrayed. Many cyuica.
and perhaps prtudiced p,rsons say That DO
that Gaze her admirers 10 America reel
not despair Of seeing her speedily back in
that country, With considerable more ef-
perience, If no. les capital, Than sle
brought 10 her native land.
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nlonhlhlr,tr Color.d R.ntl,t..

INDIANAPOLIS, September 12.-The
National Association Of COlored Baplists
to- day adopted resolutions, iu which they
recite that members Of their race have
been maltreated, insulted and shot
down like dogs in the South, and
protest and raise their voices against such
outrages. 1t was alec resolved TO lay the
protest before the President. Some Of 'De
speakers urged resort TO arms.
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AMs.t rlrrinl. Murderer Caught

SALISBURY, Ill, September IA
man nivi,g his name 81 J. W. Thompson
was arrested here last night. 1t is be-
Iisvsd he is wanted at Fayetteville W.
". -, a murder committed
Hing on the night OF Junf
Thompson is printer by trs
basn a. work here only short
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shaking Fists Across the Rhine.

PARIS, September 12-The Estate, NJ.
Ferry's organ, says that Germany is
about to place an army corps on the Bel
gisn frontier and reinforce the troops in
Alsaceo- Lorraine. The AutOrite publishes
a report that NJ. De Freycinet, Minister Of
War. intends TO double the strength of the
army corps stationed at Nsncv.
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LONDON, sfp'ember - The Wo'k 90
Wsdsworth Of Burroughs Welcome " o..
manufacturing chtmbls snd agent, ~
sevsraI America chemical ho1se- h'f.
been destroyed by fire One ifemhn ..7'
bis nm, 10 fhe burning buildings I1o
d,mss spre a With great rsp.diiy anl
nnmber an girls employed ia ihe rrrss
narrowly escaped bsing oaiNsD 70 ue'lu'
The loss is 20 O00
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senator spoouer III.

HuDsoS, Wis, September l2.-SenatOr
John O. spoOner is quite i'll Of low ma
larial fever, aud although he is now better
and very slowly mendiug, tis likely to be
several weeks before he regains his usual
health
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\ Farmers Horrible Death.

Special Telegram 10 nc Register.
ELLENBoRo, w. VA, September 12.-
Yesterday evening, while Isaac E liiriiz, a
well-to-do farmer, who resides near Toll
gate, this county, was attempting to drive
a vicious 2.yesr-old bull, the animal rush
ed at the unfortunate man and gored him
10 DEATH the enrsged animals horns
piercing his heart. Ellifritz was newly
married man.
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CANADIAN COAL.

The Only Salvation of the New England
Iron Men.
BOsToS, September 12.-The Senate
committee investigating our commercial
relations with Canada, held one session to-
day. John L. Bstchellor, one Of the wit
uesses. said that the removal OF the duty
on coal would greatly increase the sale OF
our soft coal in Canada. Horace P. Lo-
bey, of the fremont iron works, said the
iron business in New England depended
for future existence on the use OF coal from
the Canadian provinces. He was in favor
Of q reciprocity treaty.
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KnIrht. and LadIs. Of Honor.

CLEVELAND, o, September lZ.-Ihe
Supreme Lodge Knights and Ladies Of
Honor in session here elected the following
officers: Supreme Protector, John T.
Milburn, OF Louisville, Ky: Vice So
preme Protector, L. B. Lockard, Of Brad
ford; Supreme Secretary, G. W. Harvey
Indianapolis, Ind; Supreme Treasurer
f. J. Mcbride, Indianapolis; Supreme
Chaplain, Mrs. Elvira Anderson, 81.
Louis, Mo-; Supreme Guardian, Mrs.
Ella M. Tame, Akron, Ohio.
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GUILTY PASTOR.

Rev. Palmer Convicted OF Serious Char gss
~ ob-v hIotilVsiIs's'
XENIA, O., September u The trial
before the Cincinnati Conference Of Willis
Palmer, the Georgetown minister who
tried to corrupt girl in his congregation
by giving her an obscene book to read and
talking all sorts of nastiness to her, was
concluded this morning, and the preacher
was found guilty Of lying and trying TO
corrupt. The conference expelled him
from it's relation and also from the church.
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Special Telegram 70 the Register.
MoRaANFowN, W. VA, September T.
Along with natural gas and the hneS'
mountain water, Morgantown claims 'ne
fAttest boy in the State, in the person 0! OF
Dick Stine. He is II years OF age . i. 81
tall, weighs 251 pounds and wears NO, o. -
shoes. Young Slime wishes an eDs'se
ment with some company.
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NyAcK, n. Y, September l2.-fhe
storm is still raging and has increased IN
whence along the Lower Hudson to-day
The corn and buekwheat crops nave oseu
laid fat and rnined. sud the irull uees Sis
spffsriug great damage.
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In,haus. nircnlt Court.

In the Circuit Court the case OF the U. s.
VS.. Geo. W. Fox, charged with perjury in
the District Court, was put on trial. Geo
O. Sturglss, US District Attorney, appeared
for the Government, and \. O. Crisswell
for the defendant A verdict Of mot
guilty" was returned.
In the case Of the L. s. VS.. Willison
Chase, charged with voting at Wolf Ron,
Marshall county, when he had not been
a resident Of that county for the necessary
time, verdict Of guilty was returned, and
Chase was fined $40 and coats.
The next case was the U. s. vs.. Henry
Stewart and Van Tetrick, charged with u
violation OF the election lave. The de-
PENDANTS are Democrats and residents Of
ManniDgton, and A. X Eddy, a Republl-
can, charges that they offered him 81 for his
vote. Mr.. Sturgiss appeared for the U.
S. and &. w. Atkinson and A. u. Arnett
for the defendants The case was still on
trial when Court adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, September 12.-Mr W.
H. Meserve has been designated by the
Department of the Interior as disbursing
officer of the Haskell Indian Institute,
Kansas, and will take charge Of the school
as soon as he files his bond.
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FORT WAyNE, IND, September r.
During 8 heavy fog yesterday collision
At Millers City, O., forty miles east of here,
IN the Nickle Plate, which caused less
of about 500 600. The west-bound fast
freight, carrying fruit and merchandise,
ran into a gravel tram.
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MIR. Ciarkson siIl in Fine Form.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON, September 12.-The fol-
lowing fourth-class West Virginia post
masters have been appointed: N. H. Nor
ris, Alkire's Mills, Lewis county, vice
Joseph c. Alkire, removed; Joseph White
Hundred, Wetzel county, vice W. T.
Hamilton, resigned.
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SIX OUT OF TEN.
MOrgantown's Share Of the Young Women
at the University.

MOrgantOWns shhro OF INC hUuHh "
at the University.
Special Telegram to the Register
MoRGANTowN, September II The
following is list of the young ladies IN
attendance at the University. 0ut Of the
ten, MOrgantOwn furnishes six. The
ladies names and addresses are: Miss Lu-
ella Butcher, Troy, Gilmer county; Miss
Mary L. Brown, Gladeville, Preston coun-
ty; Miss Sallie L. Norris, Glenyille, Gil
mer county; Miss Hattie B. Lyon, FrSdo'
mis-, n. Y, and Misses Lily Hackney,
Oiella V. Price, Mabel Reynolds, NJ. Lieu
Baker, Bessie Hagans, and Ida Hackney
of MoTgantOwn.
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pcn.lons for Me.t NirgInians.

Special 7els0rdw 10 ltc REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, D. G., September p
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing West virginisns: Original invalid,
Alorzo T. Morrison, John Lewis; increase,
Elmore O'Brien, James NJ. Gillespie, Eli
iah NJ. Morehead, Thomas Morris, Isaac
Nicholas, Philip NJ. RobinsOni original
widows, &c, Persis, mother of Rufus T.
DaYia: Iacoh K. father Of Abolene Gibbs.
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Car and Looomotive Painters.

CHICAGO, September 12.-The Master
Car and Locomotive Painters Association,
at their session yesterday, elected the fol-
loving officers: President, A. E. Barker,
Chicago and Northwestern railroad, Chi
cago: First Vice President. VIM. Lewis,
Michigan Central and Canada railroad, 81.
Thomas, Ont. Second Vice President, L
/. Felting, New York and New England
railroad, Norwich, Mass; Secretary aud
Treasurer, Robert McKeen, New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad, Kent, o.
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CHICAGO. September IA special iis.
match from Cheyenne, Wyo., says "by
The arrest yesterday at Rusk, Of Fnnk
Watson sud five othera the auihoHiie5
,siII be able 10 rid Northsm WyOminE OF
80 OF Wholesale horse thieves ~A'
iiva stock industry Dor
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500 eoo short Only.

Providence, R L, September IL The
report Of the Committee of creditors Of
the Pimaix Woolen Co., whose mills are
a. East Greenwich, gives pretty bad
showinI Liabilities are $500, 600 and
assets S4Cs. Sl6.
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NEW YORK, September l2.-Ihe Ward
line steamer Columbia, from Hsvans, is
nov three days overdue. and considerable
anxiety is felt in shipping circles here Tor
The vessels safety.
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WEST VIRGINIA COKE
To be Developed by One of the Connell
VILE Coke KtuRs

VILE Coke Kings.
NEW YORK, September 12-It is said
that Edward B. Lsisenring, who has Just
sold his extensive coke works in the Con-
nellsville region, will establish large coke
plant invest Virginia. Mr.. Leisenring bids
fair to become the great coke king, as he
will be sole owner of the new works, which
will be the largest in the world. His
father, Hon. John Leisenrinn, purchased d
the coal territory in West Virginia, which
is now about to be developed, many years
ago. The Leisenring family have long
lived at Mauch Chunk, aud they have
large anthracite coal interests.
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Army oncer Dead.

BALTIMORE, September 12-Cspt. VIM.
B. Lowe, o. s. A, OF Junction City, Kan
sas, died yesterday at the residence Of his
sister, this city.
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NON.sECTARIAN.

Protestants and Catholics Unite In Rscep-
tion to Bishops Kain.
Special telegram TO The Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September 12.-
Bishop Kain arrived in the city this morn
ing and is the guest of Father StepRsr. A
grand reception was given the Bishop at
the parochial residence, at which were
present Gov. Wilson and wife, Rev. Roller,
rector of the Episcopal Church in this city,
and many other prominent PfOtestants and
OaftOlica
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The Storm SIN Raging.

AsBURY PARK, n. J., September l2.-
The storm is still raging heavily along the
c5sst At 10 o'clock the rain was falling
in torrents and it was blowing great guns
The high tide Of last night did little dam
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HIS FINAL TRIAL

The Cruiser Baltimore starts for the Last
Test.
PHILADELPHIA, September 12.-Tte
Government cruiser Baltimore left her
wharf at Cramps ship yard yesterday for
her final trial. She steamed down the
river to the break water and rsa out to sea
this morning Il is not expected that she
will return until late tomorrow evening.
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No Alliance Between Russia and France.
ST. PETERSBURG, S.ptemctr l2.-The
rumors OF formal alliance between Rus
sia and France are declared to be un-
funded.
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LONDON, septemberl2-Tle dock com
pauies have decided 10 aohero 10 the offer
made by the men 20 rai4e Che waFc Of
their men on January !.
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In the Supreme Court of Appeals at
Charlestown on Wednesday, the following
orders were made, oil OF the judges being
present:
Mayhem & Go. V. Clark, from Richie
county; submitted.
Davis V. Lowther, from Doddridge
county; submitted.
James V. Burbhdge, from Doddridge
county; submitted.
Atkinson q Piersol V. Beckett, from
Richie county; cTiiordr awarded and
cause continued.
Van Winkle V. Blackford, from Wood
county; appeal and supersedeas allowed
bond $3.50
NJ +. Snider of Doidride was admitted
on motion by $. d. Turner.
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rker,burg,s Gay Young Men.

Special Telegram 10 The Register.
PARKERsBURG, September l3.-War-
rants were issued this afternoon for the ar
rest Of several well known young men of
the city for gambling. Some Interesting
DEVELOPMENTS are expected.
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4 Corpse Returns on Round Trip Ticket.
BLUNT, SOUTH OAK, September IA
vexiDg question has been troubling the
railroad agent here. L. B. King, OF He
bron, n. Y, purchaseda SO-day round trip
ticket to visit his brother, @. @. King, OF
Blunt. While here he died. The question
then arose, could he return on the ticket?
It was finally decided in the Affirmative,
and his brother sent him back to-day and
on the came ticket.
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Springfield Wins.
ram 10 ne Register.

SPRINGFIELD, o., September u.
Springfield. .....1 ? @
Hamilton ..................O 0 o o. 4
Batteries, Wittrock and Westlake, HIg'
gins and HagrOve; earned, Hamilton 4;
hits, Springfield 4, Hamilton 9; errors,
Springfield ., Hamilton 5; umpire, West.
Attendance. 200.
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90 Casen AgaInst AtIanla,s Postmaster.

'GAo Case" Against Atlanta's Postmaster.
ATLANTA, GA, September 12.-Atlan-
ta's Four Hundred, as represented By the
Capital City Club, hiss for the past week
been investigating the recent postofiice
embroglio, with a view TO firing from its
membership General Lewis, the postmas-
ter. The special committee of investiea-
tion finished its labors tonight, and the
result is no case is made ont against
Tawia
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The DEDICATION.

The ceremonies in the rink were Of
very impressive character. Gov. Beaver
accepted the memorials in behalf Of the
commonwealth, and paid q glowing
tribute to the memory Of Penusylvs-
MAS dead veterans. He then turned the
monument over to the Gettysburg Memo.
rial Association, for whom Hon. Edward
Mcpherson responded.