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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
THIRD STRAIGHT.
Wheeling Defeats Dayton Again Yesterday
Afternoon.

nheeling Defeats Dayton Again Yesterday
Afternoon.
Wheeling won her third victory from
Dayton yesterday, and the five hundred
people who saw the game certainly got
their moneys worth.
Wheeling put young Hydinger, of the
South Side, in the box to give him trial,
and he pitched very fair game up to the
fifth inning when he was hit by batted
ball and disabled. Up to this time the
visitors had secured seven hits and five
runs. Kennedy went into the box in the
fifth and finished ont the game.
Munger, Dayton's crack pitcher, did
the twirling for them, and several of the
home boys took kindly to his curves, so
they kept on making scores along with
Dayton and close game was the result,
until the home team went in in the eighth
and secured lead of four runs by adding
two more to the score.
In their half the Dayton boys got the
thing sgoing, however, and, assisted by an
error, a little loose playing and four crack
ing hits in the right place, they got five
men over the plate, leading by one score.
The game was intensely exciting now and
about all the "fans" had given it up,
thinking it improbable that Wheeling
would tie the score. Thinking to fool the
Wheeling boys, Dayton put Lemmons
into the box, and it looked very much as
if no Iuns would be made. 1t looked
more 80 when the first man at bat died al
first. Then Sullivan got a life on
Brodie's bad throw, went to second on a
wild pitch, stole third, and scored on
O'RouIke's fly to left, amid the wild
cheers Of the spectators. Kennedy got as
far as second, but was thrown out in an at
tempt to steal third.
Now the score was tied and the most in
teresting part of the game was being
played, Kennedy doing some splendid
work, and the Daytons went out in one,
two, three order. In the tenth, Ryan led
off with slow, safe hit, but was caught
stealing second. Dunn went clear around
to third on Chrisman's bad throw of his
hit, but died at that point on an attempt
to 90 in on Green's hit to pitcher. Jimmy
got to second on Dnnn's put out, and
things looked very blue for getting in a
run, until Speidel walked up to the plate
and raped out dandy single, which sent
Jimmy over the rubber. Puggy
went to second on the throw
home and trotted over the plate on
Mike Holbrecht's beautiful two-bagger.
Then Henny thinner kept up the excite
ment by hammering out a two-bagger
himself, scoring Holbrecht. All this was
done amidst the widest applause of the
sun seats and the grand stand. The Day
tons couldn't make any in their half, and
the game was ended.
Following is the official scorce:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
Standing of the Climbs.
League and Association.

At Cincinnati Cincinnati, 4; Baltimore
8: errors Cincinnati 4, Baltimore 3; hits,
Cincinnati 10, Baltimore 5; pitchers, Dur
yea and Kilroy.
At Philadelphia-Philadelph 5; Indi-
annapolis 4; errors, Philadelphia none, In
Indianapolis 4; hits, IL each; pitchers,
Buffinton and Boyle.
tWashiDgton-Wa Washington 13, Chicago
IA; errors, Washington 5, Chicago 8; hits,
IA each.
At Boston-BostOn 10, Cleveland 9; er-
rors, Boston 5, Cleveland 3; hits. Boston
8. Cleveland 10; pitchers, O'Brien and
Clarkson.
At Louisville-Louisville 13, Columbus
3; errors, Columbus 2, Louisville A; hits,
Columbus A, Louisville IS; pitchers,
Widner and Gastright and Ehret.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 10, Ath-
letic 8; errors, Kansas City 3, Athletic s;
hits. Kansas City Is, Athletic To- pitchers,
Conway and Seward.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 3, Brooklyn 8;
errors, 2esch; hits, 6 each; pitchers, Cham
berlain and Terry.
At New York-New York 2; Pittsburg
2 errors, New York 2, Pitteburg 3; hits,
4 each; pitchers, Welcb and Staley.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
SNITRS PREY.
L.. Pension Examiners Appointed h''-
tsrday-Gslnss' Chances

BE. Pension Examiners APPO'D'''
-erd,y-Gslnss Chances
"a ,-snoae Sati. ssgsT
w,ssy5ray, Msy ls-Whs' Capt
3 smith. ofParksrs5urg. Vas here last
bs made some recommendations for
,,,.. s boards Of pension medical eT-
, 1o.dsy the result Of his labOrs
4. .so,a ID the following appointments;
,,rao5 DIS C.. L. Brown and John r.
,s,.s Drs l. A. RAIDER and Henry
s 8,~snswocd. Dr. A. ". Davis;
..-.sa. Dr.J.w. Hl.si.ins.
These we're no, sll Tie nominations be
a. p3st1ubsrof Others are expected
III week Hon. John " Mason was
I-si1 bis c.f.e today By Jour cOIrespon-
st Was McGnv sresignation request
L. b. President. was asked.
81, snsssrsd the Commissioner, 1T
h Voluntary. AID VIII take effect, as
rgsi .ls. night, July l.'
s 5st when Mr. McGraw commits
ir-r5st was again asked.
Sc gas The reply; Bat it is the be-
u-sl ,bs fiscal year, Of quarter and
r,1 Mr. McGmw asked that it take
ttis1 because eit would be more cOnve-
b, 20 settle az that time and this
-su v.- y-an.the request. "
Fi. III, White take charge at once,
sow i,a.is a leading question" said
Iiso1 yo1 should preface it by one
i-g whether Mr. White Is going TO hC
-sE, Co.lsctO, OF Internal Revenue for
Virginia believe the West Vir-
F. .ssds-s have settled on him as their
.s ou, they haven't the appointing
Fsr L-s applications Of General Duyal
N- NcCormick sre yet on hle and
p Of these gentlemen are highly recon-
s1isd. leu can now readily see why
question was leading ore. "
-1e appointments OF John L Lynch 10
,e1rth Auditor Of the Treasury has in
eet t1e chances of Mslo- Glines. he
the Majors chief opponent for the
80 Audi,o1s6ip, and with this iormid-
s competitor ont of the wsy il would
p, be surpIs'ng ii Major Gaines would
b csed.
Y M oann s at FairnOnt, where he
VI remain until about the 6rst of June
sasn be viii formally sSume charge o
P stamp division 40 the same TIM
irtett Jvirsys viii take charge Of thD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
BLACKS PERSONAL LETTERS.

Commissioner Tanner Denies that Any
Were Found I'm the Pension Bureau.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-Corporal Tan
ner, being asked to-day, shout report
that lot of Gen. Blacks political corres-
pondence had fallen into his hands, said:
Politically, I am an enemy of Gen.
Black, my predecessor in the Pension
Office, but personally We are warm friends.
Hence 1 want to deny, as absolutely with
ont foundation, the story that certain ier-
sonal letters, written to him by special
pension examiners, are in my possession.
When this story was first related to me
called Mr.. Brock into my Office and ques-
toned him on the subject before my In
formant, and he replied that such state
ment was a fabrication out of whole cloth.
No such confidential political letters exist,
according to my knowledge and informa-
tion, derived from careful investigation
of the papers and files ofthe Pension Office.
Somebody was hard up to make sensa-
ton, and took this means of startingit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
A SLIGHT DECREASE.
Postmaster General wanamsker shares
His Profits With His Employees

Postmaster General Wansmaker shares
His Profits With His Employees.
PHILADELPHIA, May 18.-The second
annual distribution of profits at John
Wanamaker's establishment in this city
took place tonight A certain percentage
of the profits is set aside for the benefit OF
those employed who have been seven years
or longer in service. This fund for the
year ending April Is, 1889, amounts to
$44, 1872, and was distributed among near
ly 400 employees who have served the re-
quired time.
In addition to this there is a monthly
distribution of profits, which during the
past month amounted to S53,263. This
was divided among all the employees, ire
spective of length of service. Last year
$lO9, 43O was distributed in this way.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
sCHENlER FORAKER.
Neat Plot to Down John sherman and
Charley Foster.

A Neat Plot to Down John sherman and
Charley Foster.
COLUMBUS. O., May 1S.-The Sherman
Republicans claim that the State Central
Committee meeting was seized by the
Foraker men and run in his interest. A
motion to hold the State Convention for
nominating Governor on Aug. 26 was
voted down by the Foraker members and
June % substituted. Senator Sherman is
in Europe and Ex-Governor Foster will be
busy with the Sioux Commission for at
least six weeks. 1t is Just six weeks to
the date Of the Convention. A Sherman
member OF the Central Committee said to-
day. Foraker and Speaker LsmpsOn are
working together in this plan. The Gov
ernor is to seem TO urge LampsOn's claims,
but Lampson does not want the nomina-
ton for Governor and he is to withdraw at
the proper moment, let Foraker have the
nomination and take for himself the nomi-
nation for Lieutenant-G Foraker
is then to be elected to the Senate, if their
plan works, and Mr. Lampsou will sue
ceed him as Governor. Oh, it's a fine
scheme, but don't think Senator Sherman
and Mr.. Foster are asleep"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
A DUKES JUROR.
Takes His Own Life on Account of Domes-
tic Troubles.

PIrrsBURG, May 18.-John Amalong,
a laborer living in Belleve,non, commit
ted suicide yesterday morning in Bailey's
grove, Allentown, by shooting himself with
a 3S.calibre revolver. At the inquest held
by Squire Barr last night it WAS testified
that Amalong had been unhappily mar
ried to a daughter of John Haddigk, OF
Allentown, for ten years. He had no re-
latives and the body will be entered in
Bellevernon. Amalong was native OF
BeIleyernon and was foreman or member
of the Jury that acquitted W. L. Dukes Of
murder in 1884, when he was charged
with killing Captain Mutt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
ALL IS NOT TOLD.
The B. & o. Committee did not Publish .
Full Report.

Inc IS. " ". COmmlttee ala not EuDllsn =
Full Report.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 18.-It now ap-
pears that the report of the investigating
committee of the Baltimore and Ohio given
to the public was not complete. There
was quite lively discussion during the
meeting, and at times the debate
waxed warm. The city and State direc-
tors, with two exceptions, urged that the
report be given out in its entirety. 1t was
declared that no intelligent understanding
could be bad of the report without care
ful examination, and the representations
of the probate stockholders opposed the
publication of the report in full. Their
views prevailed. The experts exhaustive
report did not accompany the committees
report, but il was argued that the direc-
tors coulduefer to it at the Baltimore and
Ohio Office. 1t was for this reason that
Meesrs. German and Lanahsn attached
a rider to the committees report re.
serving the right to refer to the experts
papers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
BOSS MAGEE
WINS In HIS OWN BACK YARD.
A Hot Contest and a Close Battle al
Pittsburg,
BUT QUAY is PROBABLY DOWNED.
The Magee Men Claim Fifty Out Of Eighty
Delegates.

PrTsBuRe, May 1S.-The Republican
primaries held in this county to-day was
the most stubborn contest that has taken
place in this end of the State in years. 1t
was Oh open fight between the Magee and
Quay factions, for control Of the County
Committee, and at midnight the result was
still in doubt, with the indications favor
ing the Mageeites. The latter claim so
delegates out of total of 80, while the
Quay adherents are still confident and will
not concede them more than 80.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
ROYAL SHAKES.
THE CARS EIHILISTIC TREMENS.
Another Plot Against the AutOcrat Of all the
RusSiaS..
WPSTPHALIAN STRIKES CONTINUED.
Samoan Commissioners About Through Wit
Their Fun.

LONDON, May 1S-Advices from St
Petersburg state that it has been discov
cred that the conspiracy among militar,
officers against the Car, which was re
Gently unearthed in that city, has man.
and widespread ramifcations. Oficerso
regiments stationed in Moscow and War
saw have been found to be implicated
the plot, and three Of them have eom
mitted suicide.
A bomb was found in the quarters o
one of the officers in Warsaw. Hundred
of the conspiratoTs have been placed unde
arrest. The discovery otthe plot has com
pletely unnerved the Czarina.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
MORE MURREL HoNoRs.
The Gallant Captain of the Missouri Meet
An Ovation In the Thamas

The Gallant Captain of the Missouri Meet
an Ovation In the Thamss
LONDON, May 1S.-The British steame
Missouri, Capt. Murrell, from Baltimore
May 3, for London, arrived in the Thames
Ibis morning. Two steamers laden wiel
passengers went down the river from Lon
don, TO meet the Missouri, and Captain
Murrell was given an ovation for his con
duct in rescuing the passengers and crew
Of the lost steamer DaDmark.
The Missouri was boarded by the Cap
tains friends and in a speech to them Capt
Murrell spoke in high terms of the kind
ness shown him and his officers and crew
by the Americans. Every gilt button on
Capt Murrell's uniform was secured as
relic by enthusiastic admirers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
CYCLONE SWEPT.
Terr. Bile Havoc of Wind and Rain in the
Southwest.

Terr bic Havoc of Wind and Rain in the
Southwest.
ST. LOUIS. May 1S.-A storm of cyclon-
ic character swept across Northern Texas
yesterday afternoon. The dwelling-house
0. r. :. Anterberry. south Of Bonhsm, was
demolished and his wife seriously injured.
At Forest City, in Montague county, a
school-house was destroyed, two children
killed and many seriously injured. Three
are missing. Another school-hOuse at
Stephenville was blown down a few min
utes after school had been dismissed, and
two children somewhat injured.
Great destruction of crops occurred.
Telegraph communication was broken, and
il is feared that when news come in many
more lives will be reported lost.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
SIOUX WILL SELL

The Majority of the Indians Pleased with
the Terms.
CHICAGO, May 18.-A dispatch from
Pierre, Oak. says: 'The Indians at the
Cheyenne agency at the recent big council
decided on the manner of treating with the
Sioux commission. They have appointed
out Of the different tribes a council Of fifty,
and twelve were elected judges. At the
meeting of the council this week many
speeches were made on the Sioux bill, and
a large majority favored accepting Its pro-
visions at once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
PATTON PROMOTED.
Supt Johnston, of the PittsburG and West
ern, TO Go to the B * O. Railway.

sunE uOnuelons oA the AilSOuAh anu W.
ern, to Go to the B. 4 o Railway.
PTTsBURG, May 1S.-General Superin-
tendent J. T. Johnston, of the Pittsburg
and Western road, has rendered his resig-
nation. and if it is accepted he viii pro5s
bly, succeed j. V. Patton as Superintendent
Of the Pittsburg division of the Baltimore
and Ohio railway. The company hesitates
about accepting Mr.. JohnstOn's resigns-
ton, as no better man for the position
could be found.
Mr.. Johnston requests that his resigna-
ton take effect June l. In the meantime
the Directors will meet to consider the
matter. Mr. Patton will be rendered the
Superintendency of one Of the divisions on
the main line Of the Baltimore and Ohio,
and it is likely he will accept.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
WHEELING.

Earned runs-Dsyton 8, Wheeling 8;
home runs-Rysn 2, Green 1; three base
hits-Kenuedy 1, McCollum 1; two base
hits-Brodie 1, Munger l, Hobrecht 2,
thinner Sullivan l struck out-by Ken
nedy 3, by Munger 6; hit by balls-by
Hydipger 1; bases on balls-off Hydlnger
2, off Kennedy 2, off Munger l, off Lem
ons /; wild pitches Munger 1, Lemons l.;
passed balls-Zimmer 3, Prescott 8; double
plays-Dunn to Spiedel to O'Rourke, Bro
die to Fogarty, Brodie to Fogarty to Ste
phens. Time las. Umpire, Somers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
LABOR LEADERS
Get Fat Offices, but Their Organizations
Are Left Defenceless.

Get Fat Offices, but Their Organizations
Are Left Defenceless
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
PITTsBURG, PA, May 18.-It is report
ed here tonight that there is scheme
among the iron manufacturers of this city
to cripple the Amalgamated Association of
iron and steele workers in very peculiar
way, namely that there is concerted &C.
ton among iron men to find the leaders OF
the Amslgamated Association good politi-
cal positions. John Jarret, Ex- President of
the Amalgamatsd, has already been ap-
pointed Consul TO Birmingham,
Eogland, and it is stated that
Secretary Martin, of the Anal
gsmated, will 10 to Sheffield. President
William Weihs will also retire, but what
be is going to do is not known yet. Vice
President Mutt, of Youngstown, o., has
political aspirations also, and efuses te
run for Office in the association. The iron
men appear to think if they can get rid of
these older heads, who have fought them
successfully for years, they will have no
trouble in defeating new officers, and thus
win sll the strikes that are on.
At present the strikes in which the
Amalgamsted is interested in this
city are tbs Solar Iron works, 500
men: Black Diamond Steel works,
800 men; part of Carnegie's
Thirty third street mill, 100 men;
Allegheny Besener Steel Rail Co., 500
men; the France steel spring works and
other ones of lesser importance. A strike
of 3 200 men is threatened at Homestead.
Nearly all the employees of this mill be-
long to the Amslgamated Association.
The coincidence of the strikes and the re.
tirement Of the AmalSsmated eIfiesra has
created general comment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
Turning Cotton I'm the Hold.

LONDON. May 1s.-Ths Spanish steam
Emiliano, Capt. Bengoeches, from New
Orleans April %, via Newport for Liver
pool has arrived at Queenstown with the
cotton in her fore and main holds burn
ing. The fire has been burning for two
days. Three sesmen were overcome and
reddered senseless by the smoke and heat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
Indiana Miner, VIII Strike.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 18.-The Journal
learns from Brazil that at the Miners Del
egate Convention held there to-day it was
ascertained that majority of the miners
voting favored a strike. The delegates
will SO report to the miners at the various
mines on Monday and a strike will be
formally declared.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
LAWRENCE IN THE RACE.
The BeIlefontaine Judge Candidate for
Governor OF Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o., May 1s.-HOn. William
Lawrence will publish card tomorrow
formally announcing his candidacy for the
Republican Gubernational nomination
The old gentleman is considerably worked
up over the fact that the friends Of Gen.
r. P Kennedy, who also resides in Belle
fontaine with Judge Lawrence, had an
nouDced that he (Lawrence) had been
paralyzed, and was totally unable to make
the race before the people, if nominated.
The Judge says that be proposes showing
the people that he is not only strong
enough to make the canvass but also to
nail some Of the lies that have been circu-
lated about him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
NEVER IN TORONTO.

Tbs Crohin story Lie Out of the Whole
Cloth.
CHICAGO, May 15-The story of DR..
Cronin's appearance in Toronto was dis
credited this morning by the receipt of the
following telegram from an officer sent
from Chicago to investigate;
DETROIT, Mich, May 18.-To George
". Hubbard, Superintendent of Police
Just arrived from Toronto. CrOnin was
never in Toronto. (Signed),
DENNIS SIMMONS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
Consider Carnegie, Scale.

-s. PA, May 1s.-The action
'N Co., IN presenting 8 sliding
-'l employees at the Homestead
~ 'uoh reduces wages twenty
- ne face Of the announcement
, l would demand an advance,
c3'5' o5 surprise. The new scale,
~ lo' 20 into effect until July
esS oncially considered by the
's 10y at the joint meeting Of
I L, ~ Of the Amalgamated Associa-
Ao'zsd at that place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
DAvENPoRI's MARRIAGE.

Mcdowell says It Has Not Taken Place
An Evasive Answer.
LANCASTER, PA, May 18.-Mr. Mel
bourne Mcdowell, Miss DavenpOrt's lead
ing man, this afternoon denied the report
of their marriage in Harrisburg. To the
further inquiry as to the near approach oi
the happy event, Mr.. Mcdowell gave an
evasive answer, but assured the cores
pOndent that the ceremony would not
take place in this city. Miss Davenport
refused to be interviewed on the subject
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
Prince Royal against Exile.

NEW YoRK.-It was quite cool at
Gravesepd to-day. attendance was large
and track good. Mr.. August Belmont, the
owner of Prince Royal, this afternoon said
he would match Prince Royal against Ex-
lie, weight for age, for mile, for $4,000 a
side.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
MAY PROCLAIM wEsTPHALIA.
BIsmarck's Organ Holds that the Troubles
Warrant IL.

Warrant II.
BERLIN, May 18.-The North German
Gazette, Prince Bismarck's organ, in an ar
ticle refuting an assertion of the Cologne
Gazette that the condition Of affairs il
Westphalia arising from the miners strike
does not warrant the proclamation Of E
state of siege in that province, says: "The
proclaimed States act, under which STATE
of siege is proclaimed. applies to the pres
ent case in Westphalia, but the govern
ment has not yet enforced the provision
of the oct owing to motives Of expediency.
1t also points out that the constitution EN-
powers the Emperor to proclaim MARTA
law in any district if the public safety
threatened
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
Nearly six Inches of Rainfall.

LEAvENwORTH, KAs., May 1S.-Since
last Friday 5.65 inches of rain have fallen
in this locality. LAnd-slides are delaying
trains on all routes, and last night the
Rapid Transit ceased running trains to
Fort Leavenworth, because of dangerous
settling of the trestles.