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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24
rsfnrmsa rresn,terIan eeneral SYNOD.

PIrrSBURG. PA, May 22.-At to-day :
session Of the General Synod OF the Re
formed Presbyterian church, quite a
heated discussion took place on a reSo-
luton that the use of the "Token" at
communion be left to the Judgment OF
the sessions. The matter was finally
settled by motion to indefinitely post
pOne action on the question. The rest
OF the day was devoted to Il discussion
on home missions.
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players' Ieapup.

At Philadelphia Philadelphia l, Cleve-
land .: hits, and Il; errors, 3 each pitch
ers, Cunningham and Bakely; umpires,
Matthews and Cunning.
At New York-New York %. Chicago Q;
earned. New York :, Chicago 3; hits, %
and 8; errors, : and y; pitchers, O'Day
and Dwyer; umpires, Gaffney and Barnes.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 6, Buffalo ,;
earned, Brooklyn 8; hits, 10 and q, errors,
, and | a; pitchers, Weyhing and Krock; UNI
pires, Ferguson and Holbert.
At Boston-Boston $, Pittsburg I; earn
ed. and 3; hits, and s. errors, , and q;
pitchers, Radboune and Calvin. umpires,
Jones and Knight
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Weir VIII Train This Time.

BosToN, May 23.-The Secretary Of
the Erie County Athletic Club, of Buifa-
10, has written to Ike Weir, the Belfast
Spider" stating that the club would
give a 81, $50 purse for fight between
Weir and Prof. John Connors, of Buffalo,
on June -. the winner to take $1,000
Weir at once wired his acceptance. He
says he should train for the fight, q
thing he has never done before.
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WORLDS FAIR COMMISSIONERS.
President Harrison May Delay the APP
pOlntments.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 23.-The
time within which the Commissioners
for the Worlds Fair at Chicago are to
be appointed under the bill passed by
Congress will expire on Saturday next,
the 18th inst. There are eight Commits
sioners at large to be appointed by the
President, and two for each State to be
appointed by the Governors thereof.
Twenty-Five State Commissioners have
been appointed mp to date, and a great
many more will be appointed before the
date named. An examination OF the
law has resulted in the opinion that the
provision for these appointments is ad-
visory and not mandatory, so that there
is no necessity for immediate action by
the President.
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n.norrce SUNDAY Newspapers.

ASmEvuLE, y. c., May 23.-Several
minor reports presented to the General
Assembly were adopted, among them
that So. 900 be raised FOR the education
of young ministers. The report or the
Committee on Narrative heartily de-
nounced Sunday newspapers, rs 1t
claims they food the land with perni-
cious literature. and members are asked
not TO countenance them in any way.
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DEAL IN GLASS.
English syndicate Has an Option ON Pitts
burg Concerns.

PIrrsBURC, May s3-Mr. Townsend,
who has been iu this city for the past
couple OF weeks negotiating for the pur-
chase of glass houses for some English
capitalists. left the city yesterday To 20
to England and lay before the principals
iu the deal options on glass factories
valued at S40OO,O 600 The plants are
AN, with the exception OF one, located
iu and about Pjttsburg.
\ complete list of the plants could not
bc obtained. as Mr.. Townsend left the
city before he could De seen. but one
manufacturer said he understood that
the large window and bottle houses Of
Thomas Wightman X Co., in the West
End; the PhWniX cut glass and fint
plant 40 PhilipShurg, Hamilton'S pre-
>criptiOn house in this city: and other
flint. window. bottle. chimney and pre-
scription houses. the names OF which
the reporters informant did not know.
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Association Games.

At Philadelphia game-Athletics
|. Toledo hits, and {; errors, > and (
earned, Toledo ,; pitchers, Esher and
Healy. Umpire, Doescher.
Second game-Athletics II, Toledo g;
hits, l3 and 10; errors, and 6; pitchers
Green and Abbott: earned and 3. UNI
pre-, Odea.
At Syracuse-Syracuse none, Columbus
(: hits, 4 and .: errors 1 and 3; pitchers,
Morrison and Widner. Umpire Emslie.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, st. Louis .;
hits, ; and 6: errors, and 3; pitchers,
Barr and Ramsey; earned, St Louis :.
Umpire. Barnum.
At Brooklyn, Brooklyn 4. Louisville 2.
Hits, each; errors, = and d; pitchers,
Meakin and McCulloch.
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bad Accident Near Weston.

S,<cial Teiegydm 70 ne Register.
WESTON. W. VA. May 93.-As train
". I on the narrow gauge road was
coming south this morning team
frightened at il and ran of, running in
TO the traiG. just as it was crossing the
pike about five miles from here. Bill
butcher and a boy were in the wagon
al the time. butcher had his left hand
cut off and received serious injuries
about the head, from which the doctors
think he will die. The boy was not
seriously hurt, The wagon was entirely
demolished aud one horse killed out
right
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BOLD MAYOR COTTRELL.
Cedar Keys Fears He VIII Return and
Claim His Own.

WAsmNGToN, May 23.-The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury has received tel
egram from Collector Pinkerton. at
Cedar Keys, Fla. saying that the town
Is still controlled by the Cottrell infiu-
ence. the situation being critical and
that there will be no safety for United
States officials there until he is arrested
and especially If the revenue cutter Me
Lane should leave here. Orders were
issued from the Treasury Department
to-day for the McLane TO remain at
Cedar Keys until it is considered by the
officials there that her services are no
l.-,.,,..r roou uirad
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TWO MORE THEFTs.
Democrats to be Robbed of Their seats la
the House.

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., May 23.-Tho
House Committee on Elections to-day
acted upon three Of the pending election
cases, and the result will probably be- an
Increase Of the Republican majority in
the House by two members. The eases
decideded this morning were those ~
LangstOn vs.. Venable, Fourth Virginia
district, Miller ". Elliott. Seventh
South Corolina district, and Chalmers
W. Morgan, Second Mississippi district
IL the first two cases the committee re-
port in favor Of seating the Republican
contestants, Langston aud Miller but boo
the Mississippi ease the report will be- in
favor Of the sitting member, Mr. Nor
gan
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Rnnti.t NIlssIonary Union.

CHICAGO. May 23.-The annual meet
ing OF the Baptist Missionary Union was
begun here this morning. Rev. Dr.
Northrop. of Chicago, President OF the
Union, delivered the annual address, ana
this was followed by reports by the IN
ecutive Committee, the Committee on
Bible Work and the Treasurer.
The annual report Of the Executive
Committee showed very successful
year OF work. The total income OF the
society was 1853, ,527. more than paying
the expenses of the Society and redue-
ing the debt of last year TO S7,942. In
the past year the annual income has in-
creased $4,000.
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LIghtning's Deadly Work.

Specidi Telegram 10 The Rsgisfer
WASHINGTON, PA, May Pa Sc
we're storm ragged here this afternoon.
4 derrick being erected on the Col. Bob
Miller farm, near the county home, was
struck and William Furman. work
man, was instantly killed. Three men,
II. G.. Clever, William Gates and j. l..
Gates. were seriously stunned.
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Heavy Loss at MendYillo.

MEANWHILE, Pa, May 23.-Last
nights storm was the worst that has
visited this section in long time. The
rain came down in torrents and the
thunder ard lightning were terrific. All
the small streams were swelled into tor
rents and many cellars in the lower por-
tion of the city flooded. At Union City,
on the n. V. p. & o. railroad; space
forty feet wide and thirty feet deep was
washed ont from under the track.
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FIEND CAPTURED.
The Murderer of His Sweetheart Cousin
and Her Mother Run to Ground.

NASHVILLE. TENN., MAY &3.-Geo. Dun
nayvay. the somewhat noted murderer, was
captured early this morning at his fathers
residence at Murfrcesboro. Tenn. The
murder occurred some lSmonths ago. when
Duuuaway was iu love with his cousin.
and when she refused tomarry him he COM
mitted am outrage upon her person and
then murdered her The mother Of the
girl attempted her rescue and the same
shotgun used iu killing the girl also did
similar work for the mother The father
Of the murdered Cirl then iutertered and he
hArclE o.nancl with his LIE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24

ToRoNro. ONr., May 2S-Lieut Col;
Denison. il is rum0red here, is 70 succeed
Gen Sir Frederick Middleton, as Com
mander Of Canadian militia. Denison
some wears ago won the prize, open 70 the
world offered by the Russian Government
for the best treatise on cavalry tactics.
Gen. Middleton 10 viii be remembered.
WAS found guilty by a committee OF in
vestiration. Of having illegally seized, and
appropriated part Of Brimner'S turS IN
Manitoba, during the Riel Rebellion.
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An orlrinaIP Pncknce Ca.e.

Prrr~EUHG, PA, May 23.-The first
original package house in this section
will be opened at Leechburg, Pa, to-
morrow morning. The Cincinnati Brew
Ing Company have shipped ear load of
beer 90 that place. and the store will be
opened with their agent. Charles Silver
man. iu charge
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chicago strike stm ON.

CuIcAGo. May e3.-The carpenters
strike. which was inauguratcd here a
month ago. still remains uSettled aS far
as large portion of the union carpen-
ters in Chicago are concerned. There
are about 5000 union carpenters In the
city. and 10 is estimated that 1000 OF
these are still out OF employment.
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Gar Reed In Talk.

Specidt Telegram 10 NE Rsgisfer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May 23.-Spcakcr
Reed. is to deliver a speech before the
Home Market Club in Boston. ON the
3lst, and il is understood he will make
IL violent partisan harangue, aud will
further Insist upon Federal election
law
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Street. Converted Into Rivers.

CLEVELAND, O., May ga rain
storm much in the nature of a cloud
burst swept over Northwestern Penn
sylvania this morning, doing great dam
age to property. AT Cory streets were
converted into rivers. The railroads
both east and west of the city sustained
heavy damage. The valley from Cory
to Iryintown, Il distance Of twenty
miles, is complete lake of water from
one to three miles In width. The loss
will probably reach 100000 or more.
Reports from all directions Indicate
that the damage In that vicinity has
been heavy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24
Reduced rate. for Veterans.

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 23.-The House
Committee on Commerce, has directed a "a
vorable report 10 be made on the bill
amending the Interstate Commerce law SO
as 10 permit the railroad companies TO give
reduced rates TO veterans attending Ma
tional encampments, with an amendment
extending the same privileges TO veteran
Confederate soldiers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24

The Supreme Court adjourned yesterday
until the second Monday in October
Mr.. Stanford addressed the Senate yes
terday in favor Of the bill 10 loan farmers
money on lands
The bill for 100000 public building a.
Canton, Ohio, passed the Senate
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WHEELING W. VA. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1890
WARNING FOR THE "PUGs."
virginia viii Not Allow Fighting in Her
borders.

RICHMOND, Va, May 23.-The an
nouncement in dispatches sent ont from
New York, to the effect that John L..
Sullivan had agreed to come to Virginia
and fight Joe McAuliffe, for $4,000, In
July, and the negro Jackson for s25, 900,
in August, has attracted attention
among the officials in this State. 1t Is
certain that if an effort is made to bring
off the fight under the supervision OF
the Virginia Sporting Association, an
effort will be made to inyalidate It's
charter, and the pugilists and their
hackers will be arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24

NEVADA, No. May % Judge Hindman.
OF the District Court. ir his charge to the
Grand Jury yesterday took the ground
that. Notwithstanding the Original Pack
agc" decision. NO person had right IN
violation of the local laws 20 keep place
for the sale of intoxicating liquors either
In original packages or otherwise, and that
the jury should iudict any persons keeping
such "a place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24

SAN FRANCISCo. May "a special
from Mare Island says the cruiser
Charleston was sent 90 Honolulu at the
request of the Hawaiian Minister, and
that possible trouble ON the cOnvening
of the Hawaiian Legislature. when new
members take their seats aud new Of
fcers are elected. was the reason for the
request
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24
BREAKERSAWA 1T
ypNIU0US VOYAGE BEFORE TEE
M.E.NLEY BILL



..tE .HN. w. a., May -4.- tton. W.
~.. tur distinguished represent
Congress ui the second West
DISTRICT passed through here
-at returning irom Ph.lippI
addressed the voters Of Bar
comfy. While waiting Tor his
Mr. Wilson was ihe recipient oI
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Fl, r.rert vorgress,on,i de-
.....r..s..,.t,ri,e .of fl, er,-
,- Wilson eypressed himself
....-,.... the legislation I'm
.,.I --.ifrted the Mckinley
.-~o..tv would not become law in
present form. lie said:
.rl..'i..,.. chat tlc Mckinley bin will
....-..,l.It changed by the Sen
l..f,. Trainer win hardly know it
..,.,.... -.. -l... UouSe Mr. ALI
.f..r...r .,f tbe senate Commit
r...,... Mr. Allison has Droba-
..rr.,f,sI recollection OF the fact
.-.. r.-aIu,d his seat iu the Senate
DID. >,u uf his teeth. and Knows
..-. that tLe sentiment OF his neO-
Overwhelmingly iu favor Of tariff
Do is almost incredible
v. nilsson should favor measure
.r SID many direct blows at the
.-..., 0f the agricultural classes, as
.. v.kulcy BIN doos"
shat schedules DO yuu anticipate
.. Senate. viii make the greatest
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.'.. hil 'neic VIII certainty oe
N'i- lo Itluo' >'u'"~lc I0tcS
th. ine- me laN on Woolcn
..> is especially obnoxious to the
a.-'.r. farmer. and DO is very doubtful
Oh. .rtrr increase proposed in the
Mckinley n.l VIII De- accepted oy the
Senate h strong usnt Will also De-
against the sugar bounty. / nave
ut. however. that the kepuol-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24
Cleveland Accept. the Texas Invitation.

NEW YoER. May 93.-Governor Ross,
Colonel Belo Mayor Connor, Of Dallas;
J. :. Armstrong, PreSident.of the Dallas
Exposition. and Hon. John Martin
called upon eX-President Cleveland to-
night 20 tender him an invitation 10 visit
Dallas during the coming state Fair.
Mr.. Cleveland told the delegation that
II able 20 do So hc would surely make
Tho trim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24

BLOOMINGTON. Ills, May 23.-An
insect called the saw fly is reported To
be- running the wheat in Central Illinois.
notably IN Logan county, where the
area Of wheat is unusually large. ana
where until the ravageS oi this insect
began the promise was remarkably hne.
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CARLIsLE'S PLACE.
He VIII Not be Sworn Before Monday
Committee Positions.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The creden-
tials Of Senator-elect Carlisle have not
been received here and 1t is probable
now that he will not be sworn before
Monday. Until he becomes member OF
the Senate there will be no action taken
by the Democratic caucus committee
looking to the filling of committee va
cancies occasioned by the death Of Sen
ator Rock
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sixteen Rioters Killed.

LONDON. May 23.-Labor riots still
continue at NurSchau. Already 16 men
have been killed and a large number
wounded The strikes are spreading
and the local authorities have confessed
their inability to restore order and asked
the assistance Of the military
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Violated Internal Revenue Laws.

Special Telegram 70 ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, May 23.-Dep-
uty L. :. Marshal Stalnaker Arrived here
this afternoon with Mrs. Rebecca Walker,
Samuel Moore and G.. l.. Davis. These
parties are all charged with violating the
internal revenue laws. and will have pre-
liminary hearings before Commissioner
Tavenner tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24

N.A lo.h. May IA Washington
- u tac World says: Butter
'.r... NJ Ohio. and Coleman. Of Louis
@ Nia.ucd to the World CORES
-.., yesterday without any hcSita-
'.. FORMER why he voted for the
lhrr bin, and the latter why he
AGAINST &C.. Mr. Coleman is the
~--h- Republican from the Gulf
, voted against the bill, said
coleman. because DO sacrifices the
.. interest 90 my constituents,
$50 which ann here to protect.
rr.trctiouist. A. representa-
'.. sugar growers OF Louisiana.
....... tu >c, sugar protected, where
Mckinley bIll makes foreign SUI
' ..4.Iy free. The bin provides
bounty Tor sugar, but my peo-
Naut bounty. They don
H.t. DC is uncertain and uu-
There is uo protection i'm 10,
t.. hUi sacrifices this one great
my people. did not see how
- 500. FOR it."
lltEUoEru ENrLAiN>.
N f.uvor,b prcfaccd his cNpia-
Dis own course with strong
-.. Intelligence, consistency
.,, oi thc stand Mr. Coleman
For myself, said Mr..
"i am protecti0uist and
.. OH. Republican party. The
is protection bin. but
nl -o say ou thc floor of the
uo- constructed ON the lines
-H He Che best policy aud 20
.r-' protection to the whole
people. i am in the caravan
publican party. 10 is one
Protest against the action ot
- -0 try t0 exercise more or
no Che rcins. but it would
different thing 90 get out
and face the team with
Iae man who would do 50
Hs risk OF being run over
i-nae4 upon.
Nit NEAEEE TIE PEOPLE.
-. good could DO voting against
'h tar passage OF such bill?
..ter. whereas by remaining
able t0 exercise q little
.'r good Mr. Mckinley is an
tio,ectloniSt lie is straight
-ole,t and manly ln the ex-
Dis own ideas. but sin
-'f ihat iu this matter Of
senate at present is more in
,o-cA with the people than
-'s Apfo,s.ou in the House A
".H~. originate fr Tho Hnusn
"i- A The senate the bin
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w. Va. PosfmasIcrs.

SPecia T,i'gram 10 me R,gisfer.
WAsHINGToN, ID. C., May % The follow
ing fourth class West Virginia postmastcrs
have been appointed: W Jones, Flat Fork.
Roane county. vice y Wcstfall. resigned
w Dawson, Pullman, Richie county. vice
f.. G.. Hawkins, resigned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24

DAYTON, o., May 23.-Dayton gave the
McKeesporters dose of cipher soup that
Wheeling got yesterday. Score:
Dayton. ........1 U o
Mckeesport .........0 o 0 O. q
Hits, Dayton 5, McKeesport 6; earned
runs. Dayton =; errors, Dayton >. McKees-
port ,: two-base hits, Speidel ., Lyons,
Stapleton; struck out, by Stapleton 3, by
Pmmmer .: batteries, Stapleton and
Sehert. Plummer and Cote.
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BASE BALL INJURED.
spaIding Says the Game Has Been Badly
Hurt.

CHICAGO, May 23.-President Spauld-
ing, of the League club here, says base
ball in the leading cities is dying out,
and shows an average attendance at the
Brotherhood games of 937 and of the old
League l,l34. One year ago the average
was 400. lie says there i, no saliva
tion except the withdrawal of the Broth
crhood, and they are fighting for IL.
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FORNERvOUs DISEASES

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DR.. f. G.. Kelly, Alderton, W. I says:
II have prescribed il in a large number Of
cases Of restlessness at night, and nervous
diseases generally, and also in cases Of in
digestion caused by lack Of sufficient gas
tric juice Of the stomach, with marked
success. and consider il one Of tha best
remedies known TO the professional world A"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24
International EIcht Hour Plan.

BRUSSELS. May 23.-At yesterdays
session of the International Miners Con
greSS NJ. BaSly, the well-known French
Socialist, suggested that steps be taken
to establish an international entente to
obtain a working day OF eight hours and
to otherwise ameliorate the position OF
miners
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Two unIions for AN Ohio Canal.

CoLUMBUS, O., May 23.-The State
Canal Commission is puzzled over a
proposition received from an unknown
person at Cincinnati to purchase the
Miami and Erie Canal. He offers s., ,0OO,-
900 cash, and he says he represents a
syndicate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24

CINCINNATI. May "a dispatch
from Hamilton. O.. SAYS Patrick Malloy
shot and killed his son George. aged %
and then shot himself dead to-day at
seven Mile. Ohio. The two had been
quarreliug over some insurance money.
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nonnh fnr Klcl,mnnh-

Specidt Isiegrdm ~ ne R'gisf'r
WAsHINGTON, ID. G., May % Repro
sentative Wilson to-day received a letter
stating that abOnt thirty Confederate sol
dicrs from Randolph county will attend
the unvoiling Of the Lee statue in Rich
mond
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Nominations Confirmed.

WAsHrNGToN. ID G., May 23.-Among the
combinations to-day were: William &
Brace, Appraiser Of Merchandise. Cuya-
hoga, Ohio. Postmasters. David NJ. Jones.
Napoleon, Ohio; David l.. :. Need.
Sewickly, Pa.
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Rain Saves Canton.

The Wheeling team was shifting Canton
yesterday, when the rain drops fell and
saved the Cantonese from defeat Will
liams was pitching for Canton and Fitz-
gerald for Wheeling. In the first inning
Wheeling had three runs and Canton one.
These teams play again to-day.