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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-11
AGAINST M'KINLEY
Democrats Of the Sixteenth Ohio District in Con-
venton for Candidate Monnot, Of Stark
County, in the Lead.

CoIUMBUS, O., July 1O.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention in the
sixteenth (McKinlcy'S) district met at
Orrville at 10 o'clock to-day. There are
several candidates for the nomination
among them being eX-Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Warwick. and Representative
John f. Monnot, of Stark county, and
Judge Sullwcll. of Holmes county.
There is disposition on the part Of
the party managers to 90 slow for the
reason that il is feared that unless 4
wise selection is made Major Mckin-
ley's prominence and popularity may
overcome the Democratic majority in
the district. This argument Is being
used against Monnot.
The convention met at l o'clock ana
after recess appointed the usual com
mitteeS. and then adjourned again until
, o'clock.
Ipon the reassembling of the cOnvon-
tion at p. m. the nomination OF candi-
dates was proceeded with. Eight names
were offered: Judge Wellington Still
well. of MillcrSburg; eXLieutenant-
Governor John G. Warwick, OF MaSSil-
iOIs non. dbuu MOuilblA' VI NNAN'A'
John c. Welty, of Canton; State Senator
John Zimmerman. OF Wooster; DR.. j. '.
Lewis. of Alliance; johnson Shcrrick,
of Canton, and DR.. A. q. Wiley, Of
Spencer.
The first ballot resulted. Warwick,
2S: Monnott, -; Wiley, -, Zimmerman,
-: Stillwell, "a: Lewis, :; Welty, :;
SI.r,f.f- 1. Tbnrn ,vas but lift Ia change
until the 2lst ballot, when Warwick
stood 81 and Monnot 35l5. The change
was only for one ballot and MonnOtt
again took the lead and held it till the
37th ballot which stood: MOnnott, 81 .;
Warwick, 3Oll : Zimmerman, 40l@; Still
well, 49,; Welty, 4; Lewis, :: Sherrick,
>. On this ballot VIM. A. Lynch, of
Canton, also received svoteS. The con-
vention then at IL p. III. adjourned un-
til q o'clock tomorrow morning.
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RIOT AT BRAMWELL.
Negro Miners and Detectives Fight "A
Bloody Battle.

Spscil. l5lsgfGn 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON. W. VA. July lO.-The
Gazette publishes the following cor
respoudcnce from Bramwell, w. Va:
As the evening train on the BluestOne
Branch of the \. X W. r. Il. was COM
i-g from POcahontas with several hun.
dred negroes on the Fourth, they got
into trouble over cutting a white mans
throat W. O.. Baldwin was ON the train
with three Of his detectives and tried
90 arrest a negro, but he resisted and
a l0t Of negroes came 20 his assist
auce. Baldwin was cut i'm the left side:
hit in the side with rock and hit sew
eral times with gun in the hands of a
negro. Campbell, another detective.
was h.t ina the side with gun and bad
ly hurt. Robertson. has his right arm
broken, R. NJ. Baldwin escaped un-
hurt. The detectives knocked down
nine oi the negroes. W. G.. Baldwin
shot the one who cut him, in the shoul-
der and again ia his right arm. When
the train ran into Bramwell they
cot ont of the train ON the ground and
fought several minutes. Six of the ne
eroeS are here iu Jail; the rest escaped
iu the crowd.
The fight was q terrible one and seats
were broken an 10 pieces in the cars.
The citizens of Bramwell came To the
assistance of the detectives, and the ne
rrOe, crowded around the detectives.
and at one time il looked as il race
war would be the result. The negroes
were beaten almost 10 death. There
NAV be trouble yet. as the negroes
swear vengeance The negroes will be
arn..l.i to the fun extent OF the law.
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MIR. MOONEY's STORY.
lie EmphaticalIy Denies Mrs. Armstrong;
Allegations.

A suit recently begun at Columbus by
one Robert Sweeney to compel Mrs
Louisa Armstrong, of st, ClairSville, TO
sell to him part of tract of land ly-
ing near Columbus for 5000. as per
agreement entered into, has been made
the basis of some sensational statements.
1t was charged and published that Mr;
W. c. Mooney, of Woodsiield, alleged
to be a nephew of Mrs. Armstrong, had
entered into a conspiracy with others
to defraud her out of the property D!
misrepreSenting its value. The RcJ'Stc..
wired Mr.. Mooney for his statement oi
the case, which was received by tcie-
graph last night. 1t is as follows;
WoopsrIELD, O., July l0-ln reply to inc
Columbus, o., dispatch appearing IN your
issue of yesterday, desire TO say that 'ui
not nephew of Mrs. Louise Armstr9ns,
of St Clairsville, o., nor am relaleu ~
her in any way. | never urged her 10 sen
the Columbus property She askeu ny ~
sell il for her and gave me written aul,lyi
itv for that purpose for the sum oI IE..ii eiE.iT
thousand dollars. | had no persona .'''
knowledge of its value ana maui
representation to her on the SUBJECT ! H,,u0 |oI
the sale through real estate agent as -.S,,. W,
umbus to Robt. C. Sweeney. ! donot know
Sweeney. nor did ever know or SCI u.i,i, IN
The sale was made in good iaith IVi -. ~
surn of - 900. and no more. The purchdssccL SCI
assumed the pavment of the asseSslllel ~ io-
Street improvements. amounting, as l was
Informed. TO about $1,000 on her snaIe,
luioi ii'0'' ". G.. MOONEY
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NEWS IN \ LINE.

A meeting of window glass men held in
Washington Tuesday, denounced the reduc-
tions in the window glass tariff made by
the Senate.
Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, is said to
be in deadly fear of assassination as as re-
suit of the Panitza execution.
Bishop Macarthur, High Priest ON T.
Woodbury. and George Jarvis, of the Nor
mon Church, have been arrested charged
with polygamy.
\ book by the Princess of Dolgorouk
Morganatic, wife of Alexander H. of Rus
sia, has been published in England. 1t
contains startling disclosures.
The Independent Republicans of South
Dakota have put state ticket in the
field.
The Globe warehouse at Cincinnati was
burned; loss $1,000.
The House agreed TO the conference re
ports on the diplomatic and agricultural
appropriation bills yesterday.
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IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE.
The Distinguished Foreign Visitors I"
This Country.

PrTsHrRG. July l0.-The foreign
members Of the Iron and steel Institute
have generally written to signify accept
ancc Of the invitation to visit Pittsburg
during the second week in October.
These gentlemen. together with the
members OF the American Institute oi
Mining Engineers, will arrive in PITTS
burg on October 9th and remain until
the l2th. During this time the Inter
national meetings Of the American In
stitute. the Iron and Steel Institute the
Verein Deutscher Eiscnhuttenleute and
other societies Of metallurgisis ana en-
gineers will take place.
The first meeting Of the Mining lnsti-
tute will be held in New York on sept
% and 80, and the Iron and Steel lnstl-
tute October ], . and 3. On October {
the party will 90 to Philadelphia. On
the 3th they visit Lebanon and Harris
burg; on the sth Johnstown and Al
toona. On October l3 and IL they VIII
be in Chicago. Then they visit the ore
fields Of Michigan and Niagara and re-
turn to New York on the 2jth. Some
of the party will 20 on trip through
the Southern States from Chicago re-
turning to New York October -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-11
THE ELKS
Finish Up Their Business at Cleveland and
Adjourn.

CIryrIANn. o, July IO.-Ihe Irand
oJ1a of the Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elks finished its business to-day.
y 4 commi,tee %T, was appointed to secure the
;nninnction - against the New York rebels.
TSe ~ new constitution provides that each
Iodre shall not elect more than one repre-
senfative and such n delegate must be
paet EXALTED Ruler The government
Ia the order has been placed
~ ,non a more Democratic basis. The Grand
7 odge will hold meetings in whatever
nIace il sees fit and not in New York CITY
ne heretofore. The rank Of Elders has
becn abolished and all members VIII be
i,rorn % in the future as Elks. The temper
ance ar'c question was freely discussed and a
T,otion was passed prohibiting the use OF
iiouors at the social sessions. The next
mnetinp will be held at Louisville, ky.
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RANDY CALLDBA
The PROBABLE REORGANIZATION OF ENG
LANDS CABINET.
Incompetent Smith VIII Be Promoted TO the House
Of Lords and Churchill Put in HIS Place
Other Foreign Nsws-Ths
Pope's Health.

LONDON. July lO.-The Press Associ-
atlon announces that the arrangements
for the reconstruction Of the Cabinet
are making progress. 1t also saws that
the Right Hon. w. Ii. Smith, the pres
ent Government leader in the House Of
Commons, will be elevated to the peer-
age, and that he will probably be- sue
ceeded by Lord Randolph Churchill as
Government leader in the House. Lord
Harrington has again been offered Of
flee, but he prefers to remain outside.
He was consulted yesterday during the
meeting Of the Cabinet. and he advised
that Lord Randolph Churchill be- asked
TO resume office. Lord Salisbury, the
Press Association further states, went
to Windsor Castle last night. and OBJ
tanned the Queens assent TO the pro-
posed changes.
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Po,tmen,s strike FAN. to MaterIalI,e.

LoNDoN, July Notwithstanding the
fact that the postmen decided last night
that strike would be inaugurated to-day,
unless the "blacklegs' in the employ OF the
POstoffice Department were dismissed, the
carriers, as body, this morning resumed
their duties as usual. their leaders having
advised them that the present was not an
opportune time 10 attempt 10 enforce their
demands by a strike A small number Of
them did not report for duty The postof-
flee authorities state that they have appli-
cations from men desiring positions SUM
cient 10 iii all vacancies that NAV occur
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Nine. Dis Debar Ont Of I,u.

ROME, July lot is announced that
Nine. Ann Odelia Lolita Dis Debar, OF
New York, who was arrested by the
Italian police on the charge Of swind-
ling, is out Of prison pending trial In
the fall. She claims to have letters
compromising high churchmen in Rome.
but when Mgr Campbell, rector Of the
Scotch College, who ran the fat adycn-
turess to earth, tells what he knows Of
her dark operations in the Eternal City.
she will probably wish she had struck
some other field for business. Nine.
Dis Debar claims that she amazed her
iailers by spiritualistic fcats, but she is
not 4 conspicuous friend OF the sacred
truth.
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PYTHIAN OFFICERS.
George Il. shaw Elected Supreme Chan
cellor-Other Officers.

MILWAUKEE. July lO.-This morn
ing's session Of the Pythian Lodge was
almost entirely devoted to the election
of officers. Past Supreme Chancellor
Douglass. of Cincinnati, presented the
name of George Il. Shaw, Of Eau Claire,
for the position Of Supreme Chancellor
in = stirring speech, and upon motion
r. c. Barry the oldest living Past SUI
nrcme Chancellor, the ballot of the
Iodgc was east for the Wisconsin man.
Tben came the election OF Supreme Vice
Chancellor. w. w. Blackwell, OF Ken
tnrlv. was unanimously elected.
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CanadIan ScaIcr. In nehrlnr -.

VICTORIA, s. c.. July lO-The state
meuts IN American newspapers that
schoouers are arriving here aud at Maple
Bay for the purpose Of resistance 20 Amer
lean revenue cutters in Behring Sea are
wholly without foundation. Sealers are
generally of The opinion that no seizures
wil. oc made this year, and have gone into
Bclrug Sea .n large numbers. There is
"a rumor here that the English war cruisers
which lately arrived in port will 20 into
Benung sea for the protection OF British
sealcrs. but this has not vet been confirmed.
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WORKERS IN GLASS.
The FIints and Green Glass Men in Con-
VentiOn.


BALTIMORE, MD., July lO.-The dele
gates to the annual convention Of the
American Flint Glass Workers Union
returned to business to-day. The morn
ing was devoted to committee work, and
as there are eleven regular committees,
almost all OF the delegates were en-
gagged. These committees fix the sched-
ulcs for making tableware, lanterns,
lamp chimncyS and other kinds Of glass
ware. 1t is thought that these prices
will not 90 any lower and that they will
only be- cqualized.
The green glass bottle blowers union,
No. i43. X. Of L.. continued their ses-
fion. The election of officers will at
tract more attention than il has at any
time for the last few years. During
that time Louis Arlington, Of Massillon,
O.. has been president 1t Is understood
that he wishes to retire. Stock has now
run low and the men think they viii be
able 10 adjust matters satisfactorily, 50
that the furnaces can fire in September.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-11
FAIRMONT BUDGET.
\ Quiet Wedding - Movements of the
Board of Public Works.
Special 7eisgrdm 70 me Register.


FAEMoNr, W. VA, July lO.-Aliss Oolah,
daughter of y. G.. Dickerson, Esq, and
Mr.. Pat II. Shields. prominent young
merchant Of Palatine, were quietly mar
ried tonight at 10 o'clock at the brides
home, the officiating minister being Rev
j. +. Chenowith. The contracting par
ties are two of our most prominent young
society people, and start out in life with
the best wishes Of all.
Governor A. 3. Fleming, Auditor p. F..
Duffy, Secretary of State Ohloy and other
members of the Board of Public Works
were here on Wednesday evening on their
annual tour over the railroads to assess
the valuation of improvements, etc. They
were accompanied here by Col. John A.
Robinson and Mr. Grifith. They went to
Morgantown Thursday morning, and in the
afternoon of the same day went to Grafton
10 20 over the G.. X G. We presume from
that point they will 20 to Clarksburg to
inspect the Weston Midland road.
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Rig BREWERS FIGHT.
Beer May be Less Than Two Dollars
Barrel To-Morrow.

CHICAGO, July lO.-The big fight is
on among the brewers of the city, which
promises to be exceedingly bitter, and
which may not be decided until the
funds of one side or the other are ex-
hauStcd. The battle is between the
English syndicate, which has bought up
number of smaller brewerieS who have
not been taken into the combination, or
who have refused to become partners
of it.
The result OF the fight up to to-day
was drop in the wholesale price Of
beer from 81 barrel to -, but figures
were dropped another big notch to day
when the West Side Brewery, con-
Germ which is outside the combination,
reduced the price to $3.50 barrel. 1t
is believed in brewing circles that the
war will go on until beer will be sold at
- a barrel: and this figure may be
reached before Saturday night.
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CRISIS AT HAND


Freight Tranic at a stand still in Cincinnati
CrNcrxNArr, O., July lO.-The general
feeling here regarding the railway situa-
ton seems to be that crisis is al hand.
meeting Of railway employees Of all classes
is being held here tonight TO discuss the
situation. The Cincinnati Southern, the -.
K NJ. the Chesapeake and ONO, the I'm
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton ana the Big
-Four did not receive to-day, devoting their
time TO clearing up the freight accumulated.
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Carrying Ericsson's Remains.

PORTLAND, Nh, July lO.-The United
States steamer Essex was detached from
the North Atlantic Station to-day and
ordered 70 proceed to the Navy Yard, New
York On arrival there the commanding
officer is ordered to communicate with Mr..
George II. Robinson, executor Of the late
John Ericsson. for the purpose of making
arrangements TO take on board the remains
of the great inventor and convey them 10
Gv-atipu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-11

There have been 4 number Of changes in
the makeup of the local base ball club dur.
ing the past two days, and the infusion OF
fresh blood may reasonably be expected Ia
bring about marked improvement in the
playing. The new men are are Mills and
Betz, Of Springfield; Pitcher Cuppy, Niles
and Pitcher Stapleton, of Dayton, and
Cline. Of Canton. Billy George has been
made manager. Cline will hold down first
base Armitage and Myers have been
released
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ruNNELING NIAGARA.


NIAGARA FAILS. y. y, July lO.-The
hr,r test hole Tor the purpose of ascertain
inE the thickness of the different strata OF
rock which will Doe encountered in digging
the h,- tunnel has been completed.
Tho drill went down 2l+ feet. At a
depth of l42 feet the drill passed out OF the
hard rrav limestone into hard blue slate.
and at 9O3 feet i- again LETT blue slate and
passed back again 90 limestone a second
-..- hole was commenced further up the
rf.ar un Tuesday Preliminary work on
the Tunnel has been commenced and ground
l., been broken for the foundation OF "a
tower from which observations as 90 the
different elevations Of land FOR the proposed
-0atc for the tunnel Will be taken. 10 Is eN-
uecfci that formal commencement OF the
great undertaking Will begin on August 10.
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WOLFE FOR PATrIsON.
The independent Leader Against 0uay's
Man.

Hugl~Hpgs. July Charles =. Wolfe,
tac leader of the Republican revolt OF 1851,
said here to-day that hc would vote for
paf-,ou. although bee preferred Delamater
personally Pattison. he stated represent
ct some vita. principles with which he was
iu accord He expressed his surprise that
the Republican party of Pennsylvania per
mitfed itself 20 oc dominated as 10 is being
dominated The machine which was con
trolling nominations he hated, aud. while
he lalu0 versOual admiration for Patti
SON. he found 10 his duty 20 support him in
' This emergency lu his opinion large
number Of Republicans would vote for the
Democratic nominee % rebuke the Repub-
Iclu machine of the State
10 would r0t be surprising 90 see Mr.
Wolfe ON the stump for Pattison.
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The Gn,ernment,. nnck Down.

LONDON, July lO.-In the House Of Com
mons to-day Mr. W II H. Smith stated
that in view of the late period the Govern
ment had decided not to proceed with the
standing order relating 10 the postponemcnt
Of the consideration of bills from one ses-
sion to another II had also decided 10 drop
the Irish land purchase bill and the tithes
bill during the present session, but TO again
introduce them at the next session. which
| nnnn Inn NnNnmhnr
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Emln's Last Exploration.

BREMEN. July l0.-Dr. Hartlaub. Of this
city, who is preparing for preservation the
geological collection made by Emin Pasha,
has received letter from Emin, in which
he says: III return in safety ! will not
tempt God by further explorations. ! de-
sire that my collections shall be as rich and
varied as possible.
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PLACED THE BLAME.
Coroner, Verdict In the Dunbar Mine
Horror.

DrNBAE. Pa, July l0-The Coroner
Jury met at o'clock this afternoon to for
mailv draw mp their verdict. The
verdict does not blame in any way
Mine Inspector keighlcy. lie IS
out of il. It does place the responsibility
for the accident ON Superintendent Robert
Lang directly and through him indirectly
on the company. The Dunbar Furnace
Company is also censured Tor
not employing a mine boss for each oi the
mines The Jury holds that had this been
done no accident would in all probability
have occurred. The death OF David Hay
and Daniel Shcarin the jury holds came
in the line Of duty Shearin, fire
boss. was required by the law in the
case of an accident, 10 try to rescue any
men whose lives might be imperiled. The
fire boss lost his life in trying 10 do ms
duty. and Hay in trying 10 reach his son.
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NO LEGAL RIGHTS.
Contraband Chinese Cannot Appeal TO
American Law.

TrcsoN. ARrz., July l0.-A star special
from Phoenix SAYS: Application was made
Yesterday before Judge Kibbey for writ
Of habeas corpus in the cases of twenty-four
Chinese who recently attempted TO enter
the United States from Mexico. The
United States Attorney raised the point
that the Chinese in question cannot claim
the privilege of habeds corpus, they being
aliens and being in the United States lille
gally and in direct violation of the Congress,
sional enactment. Judge Kibbey sustained
the point and denied the writ. The council
for the Chinese made an application for a
writ of certiordri which the Court denied
on the same grounds.
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NErrIE CLARK HELD.
The Young Providence Forser Declared
Probably Guilty.

Providence, r. l., July 10. Nettie
Clark, the young and beautiful forger of a
5000 note on the Mechanics Savings
Bank, of this city, who was brought from
New York last night, was arraigned in
court this morning on charge of uttering
a forged note with intent TO defraud. She
waived examination, was declared proba-
bly, guilty. and was bound over to the Sep
tember term of the Common Pleas Court
i'm 81 nnn
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Melon Exchange Goes Under.

ATLANTA, GA, July 1O.-The Georgia
Melon Exchange, which started out to con
troll the watermelon output of Georgia, has
gone under kilograms Were sent out to-
day from the headquarters Of the Exchange
here to different agents throughout the
melon territory ordering them to come
home and announcing that no more melons
would be bought Their bank in Albany
was ordered to cease payments for melons.
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The East End nemocretic clul

Special Telegram 10 ne RsgtSfeT
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July l0.-The
first Democratic club to be started in the
city, was organized in the East Eud yester-
day The club is good sized one. and bet
ter vet. is full of enthusiasm. There are
many good workers among the boys of the
East End Club. The Executive Commit
tee appointed are Edward Prince, Jere
Stagg, j. T. jackson, Jas. Jennings, Aug.
Smith, Will Crolley and Otto Lehman.
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CROP REPORTS.
The Condition OF Wheat Corn and
Oats.

ly,-urN..roN. July lO The July winter
,,hsrf rsport of the Department of Agri-
,.,lrl,r, represents the crop as harvested in
Ill br- tie more northern lMtudes. II
shows some advance In condition where II
was lowest iu June, Michigan. Indiana,
Illinois and Missouri, and slight declines m
Ohio. Kentucky. the Pacific coast and IN
the Southern States. The general average
is .62 against Isl last month. The condi-
ton Of corn averages 931. 10 is lowest IN
The eastern part of the Ohio Valley and re
nfive'v high the corn growing States
further west The Southern States gener-
ally report O
There has been q severe decline in the
condition OF oats. which has fallen from
Sa> Oh >i6 lt has been heaviest IN the
cotton States. and is quite severe I'M the
Ohio Valley.
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The Pope Better.

'RoME, July lO-The reports Of the ill.,
ness of the Pope are greatly exaggerated.
His Holiness was slightly indisposed a
short time ago, but has entirely recovered.
He celebrated mass on Sunday, aud has
given two public audiences since, besides
personally attending to his usual routine
duties
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TWO CLUBS DROP OUT.
Important Changes In the Trl-state
League.

Special Telegram 10 me Register.
MANSFIELD, o.. July l0.-The Tri-State
League met to-day. The result of the meet
ing was Dayton and Springfield dropped
out. A Schedule Committee consisting OF
7. Hathaway, Of Youngstown; Nate Fell,
Of Wheeling, and p. Burns, Of Mansfield,
were appointed TO make out a new schedule
consisting of Canton, Mansfield, McKees-
port, Akron, Youngstown. and Wheeling
The season is to close August 10th: each
CLUB TO play fifteen games at home and fif
teen games abroad. The schedule will
hardly be finished before morning. Wheel
ingwill open the season at home next
Monday