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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
Edison Sails for Europe.

New YORK, August 5.-Thomas A
Edison and his wife sailed for E1roP'
to-day on the steamship Burgoyn'
under the name Of Samuel 10.
sulI and wife" 1. is supposed
that the inventor has gone abroad Tor ne
health, which has suffered from oYer"ofAi
and to see the Paris Exposition
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JOSEPH MARUM LEAD.
\ Pr. mlnent Cltizen OF Grafton Suddenly
Called From Earth

= Pr mlnent Cltizen OF Grafton Soddenly
Called From Earth.
special telegram to ne Register.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA, August
5.-Mr. Joseph Marum, ex-PrOscuting At
torney of Taylor county, died here to-day
very suddenly, of drOp7y. The deceased
was a resident OF Grafton, aud was a pom
inent Republican of the Second district.
His remains will be taken to Newburg,
\. Y, where his sister lives.
A Grafton dispatch ssys that Mr.. Ms
rum was for a number of years chief clerk
at Irondale furnace. Ia 1881 he began the
study of law under John T. McGraw, and
vas admitted to practice shortly after. In
1884 he was elected Prosecuting Attorney
of TAYLOR county, refusing a denomination
in 1883 Few, if any, more brilliant law
yers ever plead a cause before West Ntr-
ginia jury, and no more charitable soul
ever took its flight for the great unknown
than Joseph MaIum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06

Columns, O, Angus; 5-The friends
of Mr.. Ferdinand J. Wendell are congrat-
ulsurg him on his evident prosperity in
,he Columbus newspaper field. he an
nOuuras thst, beginning tomorrow, both
the Nowng snd Ereang Press will be en-
'arged go eiga. pages Mr. Wendell has
disposed OF the controlling share OF the
DAYTON DAILY Herald, in which he made a
great deal OF money. aud will hereafter
devote himself entirely TO his Capital City
enterprises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
Kentucky is True to Her COlors.

LOUISVILLE, August 5.-Returns from
the election to- day for State Treasurer
show Democratic victory. Stephen g.
Sharp, of Lexington, the present Tressur-
er, was nominated for reelection. The
Democratic counties, as far as heard from,
show sn increse for him over the majority
given Buckner in 1887.
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SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
Disastrous Storm In Indiana-Mauy Dwell
ings Demolished.

DIsRslrOus StOrm IN AuuIahh-IAul bWeII-
ings Demolished.
EVANSVILLE, IND, August 5-A VIC
lent wind aud rain storm, from a south
westerly direction, passed over Newburg,
Ind, yesterday morning, doing great dam
age to property in that place.
The 'Newbury Furniture Factory was
completely demolished. The dwelling
house of Mr. J. Folse was unroofei and
turned completely around. The large dry
goods house Of @. F. Hopkins was also uu-
rooted and flooded. A number Of smaller
dwellings between New6uTg end Boone
vile were demolished and several persons
killed. The losses cannot now be esti-
mated.
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the Presldent,s Holiday Trip.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 5.-The
President will leave here tomorrow morn-
ing at 9:45 for New York on his trip to
Bar Harbor, Me, to visit Secretary Blaine.
He will be accompanied by Secretaries
Window and Proctor and Private Sscreta-
ry Halfo1d, and possibly Secretary Tracy.
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TraoyAnis Right.

WASHINGTON, Angus. 5.-Tho report
that Secretary Tracy was confined to his
house by an attack of dyssntery is errose-
Gus. The Secretary is at the Navy Dc
partment to-day attending TO his business
% nanal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
Fr,pce,, AstoundiBg Claim.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-MiDister
Reid bas sent q copy Of the new French
nationality law to the Department. I,
makes the astounding provision that the
son of a naturalizsd French American born
in America is still Frenehman.
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rlln, ala.. scale Conference.

PIrrsBURG, August 5.-Committees o.
the Flint Glass manufacturers and rim
Glass Workers Association will hold con
ference to morrow to settle the wages scale
The indication ere that while some Of tn'
changes demanded are little radical az
amic5ble settlement will be reached.
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william A. wallace yVln Euu for ooverno

william A. WRlIaco VII INuu TOT uVF'IIlU
HUNTINGDON, PA, August ok
Usited States Senator William a. Wallace,
in recent conversation with ex-senator
II J. McAteer of Ale1aldris, expressed
himself az willing TO accept the nomiDa-
tom for Governor Of Pennsylvania b. the
Democracy. Mr. Wallace wants entire
harmony in the D mocratic camp if be is
"a lead their forces, snd said the feud be-
tween himself and S. j. Randall had been
greatly exaggerated. Mr. @cAteer thinks
Mr.. Wallace the most available man the
Democrats could nominate.
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= Good Game.
q Ooou NaiAes
Speeial Ttlfarnnl % NE ReQisler.

SDtcldI ItlfQrfnl o ne KtQlsicr.
MANSFIELD, o., August Six hun
dred people saw one of the most interesting
games of the season, ana although good
many errors were made, they generally
we're not costly. 1t was battle OF pitch
ere. Score:
Mansfeld................... o 0 o o 0 o.
Dayton ..................... 0 o 1 o o.
Earned rnns, none; base hts, Mansfield
6, Dayton 4; errors, Mansfield 2, Dayton 5;
batteries, Mansfield, Burchard and Frz-
simmons. Dayton, Thomas and Chrisman
umpire, Hill.
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AJEwELER SUFFERS.

safe Broken Open and Large Amount Of
Valuables Taken
OLEAS, " T., August O. Early this
morning the safe in Dye Brothers banking
establisnmspt and store, Allegheny, Wa.
blown open and large amount OF cssh
notes bonds and negotiable paper secured
With quantity OF valuable jeWelry. There
is no clue. It il reported that several oi
the wealthy farmers near Allegheny had
their houses robbie.
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SELLING BEER BY WEIGHT.
How Prtsburg Wholesalers Get Around
the Law

the Law
PrTTsBURG, August Some OF th'
Wholesale liquor dealers Of this city have
resorted 70 a new dodge to defeat the law
and sre selling beer by weight. For IL
stance, if a person calls for less than
quart, which Is the smallest quantity tney
are allowed to sell, they weigh the desired
amount, and they can truthfuliy say they
never sell less measure than a quart.
They claim they do not intend to eysde
the law, bat take this means Of giving
man a full nickel's worth Of solid beer Tor
five cents.
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charle.ton stoneeutters strike.

Special Telegram to the Regi ster
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August 5.-Tbe
stonecutters on Lowell street struck this
morning bscauss the contractor put non
union men at work setting cuTbs There
was almost riot, bat wise heads present
prevented trouble and work mas been stop
ped for the tina being, or ultil the union
decides the matter.
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A SEA of FIRE


SVEN. with I-rssa,ibia Force over the
Doomed Town.
Sr0EASE FALLS. w.. 4- August
-r,.. .-..-. t..,.,.s.s ,.,-ii,r Of this city
was destroyer ny
ave blocks Fegs -edcc-d 90 ssle5- me
-........7r,.. is isr.r--ssn million dollars.
The l.e started .. seven ~'..N '
-f-l..-.. -.-.s "a Railroad avenue. The
.t,-
hre iepH- O'-t - --
bat ort-g ,oa I,c-o. W.i-r l-e l'e 4l''"-
Do s,-..t .o. adjoining f.uc buildings aac
...-r r.s f,nee
was ' ....lr.....
jumped
s,i ths pH.c Foe f -le -lls d
..-.-. ..-. ....-r -r..1 i. .,.s evident
.... r..r ~.. 1.nss
....r..v r.. f.sr.4n
--.-. 5s ta
..... Amos ;o
,le~ --., ,l..
.....,. ..-,., ri-st
e.--s- .o ... .-.-s b-.t t.6g, in the mex.
block. a-i .ool D.. ra.c1-l tls heart of sae
city.
solD BLOCKS SWEPT AWAY.
The hl,.- el ,,.o story brick buildings
on R.v-.-.f. evsnu. gas easily carrci
500 F-,.n f.ra tra f-, com. .lurIcatet
to tTe r,qoaifes1, fGv9e block. four-.tofy
b,,f4ir,s taking ir the whole -qu8re b.-
.r1 ..-...... ,... f.,.-
'.,.-....-. T-. e-s r,~- leaned .rro-s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
CABLE FLASHES.

The ROYAL Grants bin pissed the House
Of Commons iaally, yesterday.
The second ballots for membtrs oi the
Councils General. 10 France, resulted IN
the election OF l2l Republicans and Al
COnseTyalives.
The Emperor Of Germany inspected The
British dest, yesterday, a. Portsmouth.
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Tho mort Denied.

BALrnIoRE. August 3 A special TO
the Amrican says thst Kilrnin is at
Hampton, Va, and intends to stsy there
alme laEs and tha. be has not been arrested.
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- nnstnn Nnt snrlou.lY Iplured.

NEWPORT, R. l., August 5.-Tne cruis-
er Boston sailed this morning for New
York to 20 on the dry dock. She Is not
injured badly enough to need assistance
as she went out alone.
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Tne sbsb D,corates Presidsnt carnot.

Tho rhEh UF'"I"'''
PARIS. August The Shah ha' con
ferred with the highest Persian order upon
President Carnot He has also pfesel el
him with his portrait sci win Dfliii'h.''
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HUNDREDS SLAUGHTERED.
Details OF the Dervlsh Defeat by
Greenfoll.

Details OF the Dsrvlsh Defeat by
Greenfell.
CAIRO, August 8 General Grenfell,
commander OF the Egyptian troops who
defeated the Dsrvi-hss ON Saturday, tale
graphs that he has made reconnoisance
and found that the battle has completely
broken the Deryish army.
Out Of the force Of 1900 men which
Wad. ELI Jumi took into battle on Saturday
only few remain These are being pur-
sued by Egyptian cavalry, and column
under Colonel Wodehouae has gone to
Abu.Simbel to head OF the rereat NJ
Dervishes Every Emir in the D-ryish
army save one WAS killed. The bodies of
several hundred Dervishes and large
number of wounded, making a thou-and
IN oil, have been brought into ToskL
Refugees are arriving in that town The
Egyptian loss in the battle was II killed
and l30 wounded. Three British soldier8
were wounded.
4 TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER.
Farther details Of the battle, received
here to-day, describe az scene OF revolt
ing slaughter, such as could scarcely oc-
cur where both cOmbatants are civilized
soldiers. Nor does the Tesp0neibllit' for
the buichery rect upon the English troops
and their English allies Long after the
fate Of the day had been decided, afeer all
hope of recovering their lost hope must
have been abandoned by the ianatical
dervishes, they continued to hurl them
selves upon their foes, only TO be merci-
lessly moved down az ripe grain before
the reaper. They refused all quarter
and gave none, but with a grim de-
termination that knew but tso issues TO a
6Qht-victory or deaih-they fought ~
bravely and as stubbornly when the dead
ly fire Of their enemies had cut great
swaihs in their ranks, and when every
movement was hampsred by the piled up
bodies Of their own deal, ~ VII df-t
with unbroken front and confident Of VIC
tory, they faced their foes
NO FEAR or DEATH.
II was while Leading the scattered rem
nant Of his brave warriors IN this ioriorn
hone that the dervish leader, Wad ell
Jumi, fell, pierced by bullet 10 his
brain His followers, nothing daunt-d
by his fate, dashed themselyes over and
over sgain upon the pitiless and un-
broken line OF rih- barrels 10 front OF
them, and kept up the fight long alter e'- .
ery vestige OF organization among them
bad been destroyed, and whrn nothing
was left for the scattered fanatic hut to sell
their lives "A dearly as possible. SO 1t
came that folly one-haif Of the invadefs'
force was left dead upou the field. The
-mall number Of fighting men which
Wad-el Jumi brought into the engagement
~ q complete snrDu-e. All e-timates here
tofore credited him With an available force
ot no less than g 600 men, while 10 turns
ont thai he could NOT, az any time' have
had more than half that numbrr. The
whole dervi4h force is now completely
Wind out aud all immediate danger oI an
IN asion from that quarter d Of an ena.
The shsh DscorAtes Prssidsnt o-rnot
PARIS. August The Shah hs' con
ferred with the highest Persian order upon
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FOR WEST vIRGINIANs.
Captain Reeds Pension Rerated-Th
Third District Contest.

Csp'ai Reeds Pension Rerated-The
Third District Contest.
Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, August 5.-Ths Pension
Office to-day passed the case of Capt.
Thomas Resd, of FairmOnt, late of the
Fret West Virginia regiment, allowing
him plump cum as arrearages.
General Clark, Clerk of the HOuse of
Representatives., has sent cut formal
notices to McGinnis and Anderson, con-
testant and contestee from the Third West
Virginia District, directing them to be
present here on the 18th inst, at the open
ing of the sealed packages Of testimony.
They can be represented by counsel.
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS
were granted to-day as follows: Original
invalid, John Herson; increase, George
Pack, Thomas q. Harlow.
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CrNcINNArI, O., August 5-A fire
b.ose ont this morning in Lickman's
brewery. from some unknown cause, and
before IL was exlinguished it caused loss
OF shout $4,000; fully insured.
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No POTTERY: TRUST.

East Liverpool Potters ID clare Thst the
Combine Has Failed.
EAST L.vERPooL, o., August 5.-The
C-i,i, Gays the pottery trust is finally off,
and It ia now admitted that the prcjscs
was % scheme Of Trenton p0tters, who are
very much disturbed over competition
from the OHIO Valley. The potteriel are
now beginning to prepare for the fall
trade. sud though the proprietors admit
chat tte business is badly demOralized in
Trenton, veg they think the outlook for
.raie lhls fall Is verv encoursging.
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ILLICIT RETAILING.

The Circuit Court now in session is dealing
rather severely with our retailers Of spir-
itous liquors. Il would be better were
the County Court TO grant license and
have open saloons.
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a ROW AND A RUlIPUs.

Charley Lytle, a young fellow Of this
place, and Emmett Carmichael, a country
man, had a fight on the ball grounds here
Saturday, and Lyle gave his antagonist a
pretty good humping, fixing his face go
that his nearest friends could hardly recOg-
n;Ze him.
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This Entire Eutness Part OF tho city
Gone,
PORTLAND OREGON, August o-Ila
freat S. ,okaue Falls sa1tsd De TIE large
frame block opposite tbs Nor,hsra Pacific
depot a1j oules tbe i.1usncs Of tae high
viuds. which scattered burning ember.
aad started frcs iu bslf dozen different
blocks 40 once. ths wto's district wa.
burned over ii th,ee hours. The water
supply proved totally ius5equ-ie even ioi
81 small dre. and d,eue1 .s Hellas citizen.
became r.n.c stricken
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JACKSON COUNTY.

A Womans Dangerous Mistake Illicit Re-
tauers in Court.
Special Telegram to the Register.
RANENswOoD, w. VA, August o
Mrs. Abidiah Bott, who resides with her
husband about twelve miles back of this
place, accidentally took poison and Jay in
q critical condition for some hours. She is
sog recovering.
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come out and be separate. IL he has I'm
fact made u confession Of faith I'm sill
yer, however feeble that confession may
he and however tieeting the political
EFFICIENCY that forced il. let us
credit him with an intention to give
western interests n chance Doing this
he may render useful public service
and put Montana in position to CO.
operate with him i'm u cause which, II II
he possible, ought to be kept out Of
politics and settled ON its merits i'm h
realm of financial legislation. Then,
too. Mr.. Carter may some day he able
to excuse himself for having voted in
favor of Mr.. Reed i'm the face of the
resolution adopted by the II. Louis
convention and the earnest protest of
the men who represented Montana
there.
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KING BEN the FIRST.

kiny- uox uow r..sl \ ire hast lxsrn .mouv
IN. ,.sop,..y Wl,ns SAY they sf my me.sssers
lips Nnrry. r,snI king. iut being divers nan
niles There ne,,is muxt I've divers opinions. WHERE
fore. Although w. knew thy message, is the very
stnm N Nv. nat strange. saving thy majesty. thai
.oms like h, mot.
king-Thou surly knavc, thou dost e,,uivocate.
and tell me what say the people of my message:
my first and massive message, of which tai give
the voice and purpose ] did sit up Nd hong
o'nigl,ts while naight did stir aisyut the house
save rats and aye! the nimble gas bill, the which
ran swifter than them all.
Lige-RatS. good my lord" iddSt say rats:
king-Thouk navish chump, thou insolent bag
gage. speak ! bid thee, ar Ivy the mouth of Tan
ner. "H gees thy big and sweli-si head.
Iigr-Marry, thy majesty, AN ! had the mouth
NJ TANNER, my head had rolled from on the roya.
butcher knife and fallen kerplunk into the basket
Of decapitation six months agone. An Il he big.
pray heaven mine head be not empty. For
though ID hath 10 tongue, IL also hath, u brake, the
which tai Operate there he certain brains. Where
fore am my tongue runneth away with my head,
Il hath got tn get up before daylight I'm the morn
ing. while yet. forsooth, % Jag is ON.
king-i'rythee. sirrah. am thou let not up on
this 'lamfoolery. thou1t I've u punched and pun
cid pulp, far pulpier. Ills true. than Jake kilrain
upon the seycnfy-seconl bluply round. Tell me
what say the people Of my message ere ! tap thee
an thy stupid pate with this my trusty boot jack.
Iige-Iseshrrw me, then, may IL please thy
majesty though II il doth, Ills n darn sight easier
tn please thee than Ills most mortais-the people
say touching thy m-sssge-control thy boot-jack,
good my lord Ills the worst they ever saw.
Sucl, sS,ljectives AS dun ;md weak. insipid. thin,
] hear them blurt upon the air. as IL the fools did
know "a message when they saw one. Aye, they
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II WON'T WORK.

Fol all the good that will come of the
attempt to throw out Senator Me
Eamara and seat old Mr.. Watson, the
rump republicans might as well have
remained in the iron front" The
proposition under which the managers
trotted Mr.. Watson to Helena has been
tested in the federal senate and passed
apOn by the supreme court of the
United States.
In n instance, . enate committee
whose membership included Oliver i.
Morton. John A.. Logan and Allen q.
Thurman reported that they were
unanimous i'm the opinion that the in
eligibility of candidate dOes not rem
der void the vote ast for him and that
Tin the event of such ineligible person
having received the highest number Of
notes.-the person having the next highest
number is not thereby elected" On
the same subject the late Judge strong.
Of the United States supreme court.
found that 1.-The minority candidate is
not entitled to office il he who received
the largest number of votes is disquali-
fed"
Directing attention to these findings.
the Helena Independent makes the
timely CONNER hat the federal senate
would not receive Ia man elected by
gentleman, having now spent "a charm
ing week with the boys in Helena, il at
liberty to pack his satchel and go back
TO Fergus. Clearly, he is not the key
TO the situation.
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WHERE MR.. REED STANDS.

Except the Butte Inter Mountain.
republican newspapers everywhere i'm
the Northwest have pretty hard work
in reconciling themselves to the choice
Of Thomas B. Reed AS speaker. All of
them, except h Inter Mountain,
frankly admit that Mr.. Reeds record is
dead against him, that he has persist
emily been the enemy of silver and that
he richly merited the opposition of
every representative OF the silver pro-
ducing section; but several of them
now assert that, in very recent times.
Mr.. Reed has mad profession of "a
change of opinion on the issue.
There is the Salt Lake Tribune, for in
stance. which. withholding praise for the
new speaker, adds: ut was understood
hat on account of Mr.. Reeds anti
silver record, some republican MEM
beers would follow the require
ment of the silver convention
n refuse TO supper him.
The Tribune then accepts. as i'm good
faith, the declaration that Mr.. Reed has
modified his views on silver" adding
hat il this is the case, all will be well
vital point and the country will endure
no trihing." In the same spirit the
Spokane Falls Rerie,r finds that since
Mr.. Reed twas opposed to the silver
interest it would be e~xpedient to elect
o candidate who would be in harmony
with the western view," and that ex.
cellent newspaper expresses the hope
that the speakers changed mood will
Last.
Let us hope that Speaker Reed will
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Several ladies have worked long and
hard to get up the fair which opens to-
day i'm Evans hall. The aim of the
ladies is to add u substantial contribu-
ton to the building fund for It. Marks
Episcopal church. The people of Ana
sonda, famed for their generosity, will
doubtless be ready and willing to give
this good cause a friendly lift.
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From the New York Herald.
The Chinese viceroy of the two Kiang
provinces has presented tablets to :s
American cities i'm of the
money raised tai relieve suffering i'm the
lighted districts OF the Flowery Kingdom.
Instead OF resorting tn the usual red tape
this great officer wrote n personal letter TO
the New York committee expressing i'm
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Ohio Folk lBallaIle.

l.
There was u yonge man Of degre
That courtrd a maybe down In Butler countIe.
n.
And onlie one thinge WAS disputed by them.
She was IA Rep. while he WAS "a Dem.
He urged her Ia take ye all fated steppe;
s'Iu wed you.' quod she, 'f Ohio goes Rep"
10 all things went well Till that November night,
Theme this lover his anger within him waNed
hot:
my hopes ARE all buried In n Foraker lot!
VI.
..Oh, would We republican vote hadn't slumped
oh, would That our Campbell himself hadn't
humped!"
We maybe archie smyied. ~ told ye,' she
sIf ohio went Rep. most snreiie wood weddye."
VIII.
ssBut I think that unless you're of reason hereft
You shoDd know AN Ohio girle never gets left;
sand whenne did I tele ye, most stupide of
That / woolnr w.ide ye IL Ohio went Dem.a"
".
Soc now they are happie AS happic can bee.
This man and this maybe down In Butler cOuntie,
In spite of Jim Campbell, his pluraltie.
AK ENDE.
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E~:levmting Haze HAIL.
From the Chicago Daily News.

From the Chicago daily News.
The new association Of base ball
players announces that IL will make
an effort To elevate the national
game. For IA triiiing sum any member of
the great public will he permitted to pass
through the turn-stile. seat himself in the
grand stand, and watch the c%levating pro-
cess. I'm "a very short time he will he able
tn tell the front elevation from the rear
elevation.