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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-06
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
ALBERT RoLAz GALLATIN, son of Al
bert Gallatin, who was Secretary OF the
Treasury under the Presidency of James
Madison, died in New York on the goth,
aged 81 years.
THE Legislature Of West Virginia ad-
journod on the Goth, having remained in
session forty-four days.
M. B WRIGHT was renominated for
Congress for the Fifteenth Pennsyl-
vania district at Susquehanna on the
Goth.
DH. MARTIN B. ANDERSON, LII. d.,
for .thirty=fye.- years president of the
University of Rochester, n. ", died on
| the Goth at Lake Helen, Fla, aged rs
years
TIE Rhode Island Prohibitionists
mot in State convention at Providence
on the Goth and nominate Rev. John
Larry for Governor.
PEoF. JAMES DRuRY, so years of age,
and widely known throughout Central
Ohio as a weather prophet, died on tho
Goth at Springfield of la grippe.
COMMODORE GEORGE B. WHITE, chief
of tho Bureau of Yards and Docks Of
the Navy Department, expired on tho
27th ult. at Washington.
GOVERNOR BoIEs and Lieutenant-Gov.
crnor Poynccr were duly sworn into Of.
flee at Des Moines, Ia, on the 27th ult.
CHARLES TUFT, an aged miser, died in
Boston on the 2Sth ult. OF starvation.
In a cupboard was found $40, 600 in gold.
TIE apportionment act, giving the
Democrats five of the six Congressional
districts, was approved on the 2sth ult.
by the Governor of Maryland.
EX-CoNGEESsMAN CHARLES l.. MITCIT.
ELL of New Haven. Conn, died on the
1st.
JAMES II. ENGLISH, eX-Governor Of
Connecticut and oX-Congrcssman, died
on the I'd in Now Haven, aged IS years.
FOREIGN.
The schooner Oliver Mowat cleared
on the Goth at Toronto, Ont, for Brigh'
ton. This was the earliest opening Of
navigation ever known.
YouNG ABRAHAM LINCOLN, son oi
Robert T. Lincoln, United States Min
lister to Great Britain, who was reported
to have died at London on the 10th ult.,
was still living On the 27th.
THE winter crops in all Southern Rus
sia were on the 2Sth ult. said to have
been ruined.
THE Northumberland tEng) Miners
Association decided on the 2sth ult. b,
unanimous vote not to support thu
movement for reduction of the work
ing hours to eight day.
In the British House of Commons OF
Il the 2sth ult. Mr.. Labouchere, the radi
cal leader, was suspended for one weel
, because he doubted tho word of Lor,
Salisbury.
THE British steamer Quetta, bount
from Australia for London, struck
hidden rock in the Torres straits, ne a
Somerset. on the 1st and went dow
with all on board, 100 persons bein,
, drowned.
IT was said on 'he lst that the ques
tion of Independence would be made al
issue in Canadian politics.
THE Governor Of Senegal notified tn
French Government on the Sd OF a bat
tie between the French forces and th
troops of the King of Dahomey in whicl
100 Of the latter were killed an,
wounded.
In the British House OF Commons o,
the Sd Mr.. Gladstone made an eloquen
plea for Justice to Mr.. Parnell and tn
other Irish leaders.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-06
william II. Allison Reelected to thu
United States Senate.

DEs MONIES, Ia, March 5.-Senator
VIM, B,'Allison was yesterday reelected
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
GENERAL SPORTS.

Princeton athletics seem TO have had
their full share of miSfortunes during
the past training season. ROddy, 81,
the half-mile runner, who has been in
capacitated for training the most OF the
spring on account of large carbuncle,
has just recovered sufficiently to again
go into training, and now it is feared
that Captain Dohm, of the Athletic
team and the champion runner will be
disabled likewise. He is still in train
ing, however, but large boil or car
buncle has made its appearance on his
side, which, unless checked. will proba-
bly, disable him for several weeks.
Gen. Charles j. Paine has neither de-
MED nor affirmed the rumor that he has
sold the Volunteer 10 Commodore Philip
Caduc, of the Pacific Yacht Club. The
sale has been reported as made, and the
yacht is to sail around Cape Horn in the
fall Friends of the General say he IS
going to have all the fun he can with
the big Sloop this summer.
When George w. Lee was an anna
tcur he went over and rOwed at Hen
ley, only missing the Diamond SOULS by
stopping at a port on the bank, which
he understood marked the finish line,
instead of rowing 10 the bridge, few
yards further on. He was leading at
the time he stopped
Schaefer wishes his match with Slos-
son postponed until some day in July
but SloSson objects, and insists on play
ing in June.
In practice game Monday at 14-inch
balk-line billiards, SlosSon made run
I of 800 points.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

I'm highly respectable gondolier,
sings Mike Kelly. The "only" never
looked so well in his life as he does now
and as his team wins he's happy.
Gen. Dixwell was elected director OF
the Boston Players Club few days age
i'm place of ex-Mayor Porter, whom the
prcss of other business forced TO re-
sign.
Umpire Gaffney stood behind the bat
Yesterday. Barnes having decided that
his eve was not yet sufficiently well
trained TO detect balls from strikes cor
reetly. ,
The Giants are always a little slow at
the start: at the quarter they are warm
ing up: they are flying at the half, and
they dash under the wire with the speed
of a Suburban winner
In Wednesdays game during the Sec
ond inning Ward stole second base on
Ewing. the latter making a low throw
TO Richardson. Ward stole on the first
ball pitched after he reached hrSt base.
A witty actor said recently: The
youpg gentlemen who are writing these
Glowing reports of the National League
nlaverS will soon be sufficiently accom-
plished TO travel in advance OF second
class circus.
Hank O'Day says that until the dis
tance from the pitchers box TO the home
nlatc is lessened to the old fifty foot
limit. Players League games viii be
smuggling matches. After his Boston eX-
nerience. Henry ought to know.
..Wby shouldn't the National League
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
TURF TOPICS.
StovaI's Employer supports Him-Hanover
Retired for the Time.

Stovars Washington employer has
notified him to report for duty regard
less of the Louisville suspension, telling
him that if he has to stay on the ground
he shall draw his salary just as if he was
actively at work. The course of Mr..
Campbell in reference to Stoval was a
surprising exhibition.
Fordham was defeated Thursday fol
the first time since Sam Emery bought
him at Dwyer Brothers weeding-out
sale last fall He is much more relia-
bic horse than his conQueror, Tipstatf.
but the latter is so fast when he is i'm
the mood to try that it is no certainty he
will not win any short race for which he
is started.
Huntress is evidently at her best
lust now Her win at nine furlOngS in
1:549{ yesterday, with 12l pounds up,
was high class performance and really
quite remarkable for so carly in the
wear. Big Threc'S second in the race
points to his being about ready to win a
good race.
J. Bergen has hcen engaged by Dwyer
BROS. llt - IL NNWnNfA NANAAA'A VI -'A'tA
tin Bergen. and not near so good as Il
Jockey. but he is young, and may be-
come an artist in the saddle with more
experience
Those who have backed Hanover for
anv of the early handicapS will not get
a start for their money, at that great
race horse has been fired and bliStered
on the nigh fore-leg by DR.. Sheppard,
and will consequently be thrown out OF
training. While this does not mean
Hanoycr'S retirement permanently from
the turf. il will be some time before he
can start in race again.
Sir Dixon will be the Dryers reli-
ancc i'm the Brooklyn. With Hanover
ont of the way Raceland hobs up Serenely
and that the gelding is meant for the
event is clear from the support he Is re-
cciving. 5000 having been placed on him
Yesterday morning in one book.
Ii is generSlly understood that Gorgo,
Senator HearSt'S splendid daughter of
Isonomy. will also be an absentee from
tbe BROOKLYN. The fact of the matter
is that the mare is on the shelf at pres
emf. the old trouble in the shoulder hav-
ing shown itself once more.
Diablo is doing well in his work for
the race. and so is Come-to-Taw.
The Minnesota Driving Club, OF 1T.
Paul. will hang up 100000 in stakes for
its summer meeting. July 5, 9, 10 and
II. There will be four stake races,
each for =. 600. The event of the meet
ing will be the free for all pace ON Fri
day. July II. Johnston barred. Charles
NJ. Smith. of Earlville, H., has been
engaged as standing judge.
Business was suspended at the Puri-
tan Club, Long Island City, yesterday
No bets on the races were made OF
taken. as the Western Union refused tC
furnish returns from the Elizabeth race
track. The Company demands $500 pei
dav for its services. The Puritan Clut
considers this amount too high. and
will not nav it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

men in Jersey City that he would be
willing to meet Billy Murphy for purse
of $3.50.
The Cardiff-Godfrey match, which
was scheduled TO take place at the Par
nell Athletic Club, Boston, Mass, has
again been postponed. The reason given
for the postponement was that Cardiff
did not think that ne would receive a
fair show i'm Boston. The contest will
take place in Providence at some future
date.
Billy Mahan and Billy Shannon, Cal
ifornia middle weights, fought in the
Occidental Athletic Club at San Fran
cisco Monday night for purse of 81, $50.
Shannon was knocked out in the fif-
teenth round after hard fight.
Sailor Brown, the middle weight, has
arrived in New York from Dallas. Tex.
lie will endeavor to get on match with
some one at once.
Jim Corbett told his San Francisco
admirers. after his return home, that
Sullivan had gone all topieceS, and init
mated that he could have done him NJ
easily if Sullivan had faced him. Cor
bett is a good man, but a very young
one
Bob Harper and Andy Mills have
been matched TO fight to "a finish al
catch weights with two-ouncc gloves
These colored middle-weights will make
slashing fight. with chances evenly
balanced at the outset. The fight vii
take place near the middle of the pres
cnt month.
Frank Moore. instructor of boxing al
the Elizabeth Athletic Club, and Jack
Gallagher. of Brooklyn, fought ten
round prize fight yesterday morning il
"A barn a short distance from Newark
Gallagher had the best of it from Tho
start, and forced the fighting through
out. In the tenth round he knocked hi.
man out, and won the purse of 5000
Moore was badly puniShed.-N y. star
The Audubon Club, of New Orleans
has arranged for three fights, one o
which will attract much attention. i
will be between Jake Kilrain and Ed
Smith, the Denver pugilSt. for $4,000
purse. The fight will take place Jul!
>. The other two fights are TO be be
tween Tommy Danforth and Jack Bolar
May 20, for an $500 purse, and Gus Lam
bert. of CohoeS, n. Y, and Jim Daily
of Ohio, June PC, for purse of $1,000
Billy Murphy is talking good and fas
in Boston. ''Oi never saw a little IN
that could 'urt me-" he said, land Oi'C
much prefer foightin big men, but can
get a match, We know There's twice
the glory in licking big dutfer, and its
just as easy"
President Fulda, of the Californi;
Athletic Club, is himself very power
full amateur athlete. He has put pail
of 3-pound dumb-bells 1,50O times will
each hand, and has held his own il
friendly boxing with such men as Char
ley Mitchell and Mike Clcary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
Robson Plays Little Prank.


Stuart Robson played paralytic prank
ON his old partner, William II. Crane, at
the star Theatre Tuesday night. Mr.. Crane
was in the middle of an act of The Sena-
tori when "A man suddenly rushed on the
stage in fnll view of the audience and,
crashing the startled comedian by the hand,
explained in a high, piping voice:
Halo Senator. how are you: Glad to
see YOU. Hope you are well. Are you
making living over here. l just thought
ia run over from the greatest comedy
theatre in New York and shake hands with
Won Good luck. old man Good bye"
With that the intruder rushed away as
suddenly as he had come, leaving Mr..
Crane utterly speeches.. All that he
could do was TO make few inarticuiate
e,,unts. He mad recognized in his we'll
wisber however, his old associate, Stuart
Robson. who is now playing an engage
ment in The Henrietta At Proctor's
Twentv-third Street Theatre The audi
ence had also recognized Mr.. Robson, and
when il recovered from the general sur
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
ANTI TRUST BILL.
Provisions of the Bm Which soon Becomes
"A Law.


WASHINGTON. May THE Anti
Trust bill which passed the House yes
torday is the measure of which Senator
sherman is the author, and which had
already passed the Senate.
It, main provisions are as follows: IL
declares every contract or combination
in the form of trusts or otherwise. or
conspiracy in restraint of trade or COM
MERGE among the several states or with
foreign nations. TO be illegal. Every
person who shall make any such con-
tract or engage i'm any such combination
shall Doe deemed guilty of miSdcmcan-
or, the penalty being "a fine not to eN-
coed $1,000. or Imprisonment not eN-
ceeding one year.
Every person who shall monopolizc or
attempt To monOpolize or combine, or
conspirc with any other person or per
sons 90 monopolize any part of the
trade or commerce among the several
States. or with foreign nations, is liable
20 the same penalties.
Contracts. combinations i'm the form
of trusts. etc. in the Territories and the
District of Columbia are embraced with
like penalties.
Proceedings against offenders are TO
be instituted i'm the United States Cir
cult Court. Any property owned under
any contract or by any combination or
pursuant To any conspiracy mentioned
i'm this act. and being in course OF
transportation from one State TO
another. or to foreign country,
shall be forfeited to the United
States and may be seized and con-
dcmned by like proceedings as those
provided by law for the forfeiture. Seiz-
ure and condemnation of property I'M
ported into the United States contrary
90 law.
ANY person injured I'm his business Oy
trusts and unlawful combinations may
hiring suit i'm the L. = Circuit Court in
which the defendant resides or is found,
and shall recover three-fold damages
md costs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
PUGILISTIC POINTS.
Joe McAulifre Out for Championship Hon
ors-Fights Planned.

Joe NcAulfTe, who stands six feet
three and half inches and weighs $50
mounds. has issued the following de-
claration of war: Il am prepared TO
arrange match with John l.. Sullivan,
Frank =. Slavin or Jake Kilrain. either
with or without gloves, for $1,000 a
side and the championship Of the world.
| will meet Sullivan in Six-round glove
contest i'm the Puritan Athletic Cluo,
and the latter organization has agreed
In deposit that amount with K. h. FOX
if Sullivan will accept the offer. Should
Sullivan refuse TO accept this PROPOSE
ton will meet Jake kilrain Tor the
nurse of $1,000 the Puritan Athletic
Club will offer. Should both sullivan
and Kilrain refuse to meet me ! VIII ar
range a match with Frank Z. SlaVln'
the champion of Australia. for purse
.os -. 900. in either the Pelican or the
Ormonde Club, London, England. 10
prove am in earnest l have posted 500
forfeit with the Police Gazette, and l
truSt Sullivan or Kilrain will not allow
my fair proposition to go unanswered,
for | mean business. McAuIiife Will
spar at the Fifth Avenue Casino, Brook
lyn. ON May ;.
James l.. LarkinS. the 122-pound
pugiliSt. who has an unbroken record OF
victories in the prize ring. stated few
DAYS ago to several well known sports
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
prise there was tremendous applause, but

prise there was tremendous applause, but
Mr.. Robson had then gone.
Mr. Crane was wholly unprepared for
the visit, condition which Mr.. Robson
had taken care should exist. At the con
clusion of the first of 1.-THE Henrietta Mr.;
Robson had jumped into a carriage and
driven rapidly to the Star Theatre, rushed
on the stage, rushed off, got into his car,
riage and drove back to the Twenty-third
Street theatre before the curtain was rung
up on the second act Of his own play. He
was dressed as BERTHE Van Alstyne, the
role he plays and had on his make up"
He also sent Mr. Crane "A beautiful basket
of flowers in recognition Of the one HUI
dreth night of 1.-THE Senator" When the
performance was over Mr.. Crane was seen
tenderly carrying this memento home. his
face beaming with supreme happiness.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

when the officers and members of Nell
son. accompanied by a number of breth-
rem from our other city lodges, VIII go
to that city to see the work as performed
there. and also to exemplify the work as
done i'm this jurisdiction. From present
appearances there will be goodly num-
Der go. On Monday evening those who
are going can hear of the arrangements
completed when they go to the Masonic
Hall
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
7rNNINGF FULL TINE
.rPssyG OUTLOOK AMONG THE FAC
TORIES.
Works Syndicate Falls 70 Reces-Pros-
sSa-1s up the New Sheet Mil Next
WA, the Iron Works Are Dong.

after careful investigation.
.ro,ltion was really made by a
purchase eight glass tacto-
... Ohio side of the river, in this
rlulng four window glass
E.1airc. two table ware fac
of which was the Crystal,
.-. house. and the Bellaire
c..he Works, but the project
--r alcn through, the PROPOSE
...re deemed definite enough
,r.r.. and besides the funds
....m to boz forthcoming.
-.-irm coming from an Eng
r. ro purchase the Standard
-. he u satisfactory shape,
.-.habity the matter will be
.-.I. although This cannot, OF
stated with entire positive
-.. stated chat the present own
..HI. or no least q portion OF
-.-liu an interest I'm the mill.
u...Irc Ice and Storage Com
...rr large business, as Is evil
..rr.r large addition they are
..- I'm the rear of their eStab-
They are now turning out
te day, considerable OF
Skinned to PittSburg. But I'm
most the constantly growing
OBJ. material, the factory Is
..--eI toalmoSt double It's pres
The addition will becom-
oil. first Of June, when they
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
knights ofHonor.

Alpha. No. 424, had fine meeting
last Wednesday night, and from indica-
lions the lodge will have some additions
i'm the near future IL has also been
suggested to have in no far distant day
another reunion of the Knights and
their families, and which are especially
of mnch interest To the latter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

clubs field WE'LL" says Capt. Ewing.
"They have few good batters, and the
iielders have no difficult work to do. 1t
is amusing TO see these back date pitch
ers go into their games and strike out
ten and fifteen men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
WANT LOWER RATES.
kansas Farmers Protest Against Heavy
Railroad Charges.

TOPEKA. KAS., May The Board
of Railroad Commissioners has received
petitionS signed by 10000 farmers OF
Central Kansas. asking for lower rates
to the Missouri river ON farm products.
The petition sets forth That the mem
hers ef the Alliance and farmers of Kan
Sas do respectfully represent thai the
present local rates from Kansas points
to the Missouri river on corn, wheat.
oats. hogs and cattle and other farm
products are excessively high, and beg
your honorable body TO inquire into the
matter and reduce the rates to corre-
SDond with the very low prices the pro-
Queer is now compelled to accept for
these commodities" The Commission
crs have set May % as the date for hear
ing the complaint.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
Glad of "A Change.

IUCA.
''What do you think of the clothing trade."
said the tramp TO the scare-crow, after
swapping suits with him.
II like it better than do the stationary
business answered the scare-crow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

bR|S 7 o.,
VA. & tenn.
Bristol Land Go.
May 10, IS and II, 1890,
AT BRISTOL.
Offer for sale, at auction,
1000
Business and Residence Lots,
From its additions to the city OF Bristol, Va

Bristol is situated on the State Line. between
Va and Tenn. az the junction OF the Norfolk
A Western and East Tenn Va. Ga. Railroads;
is the eastern terminus Of the South Atlantic
a Ohio r. r.. extending from Bristol into the
coal fields and connecting with L. ~ y. K. r.,
nj Bic Stone Gap aud is the western terminus
of the Bristol Eliz. ~ No. Car. X. r.. now build
ing into the rich ores OF Doe Mountain ana
Roane'S Creek i'm johnson County. Tenn.
Bristol is not Paper city: IL has popu
lation Of about 1900 live. energetic people, j.
RAPIDLY growing and is destined 10 be one oi the
largest manufacturing cities Of the south. IL
lies within hours Of ineXhaustible cooking ana
domestic Goals. the richest iron ore in the :,
and immense bodies Of Virgin timber. an ol
which reach Bristol via the ;. An .. aud EhA-
abethton roads
It's advantages Of transportation and nearnesS
10 markets its elevation. NEARLY 100 H. de-
lightful climate. and it, SOLID BASIS IN
MINERAL WEALTH and timber. present M
duoments for Investments. rarely met WIN.
During the past year, over slOOOOO hav" been
invested
The Bristol Iron n Steel Co. owned by Penn
sylvania iron mem has commenced the con
struction on the Company's lands, OF the larg-
est furnace plant in the south.
Wait for this sale. Go TO 1T, and
take advantage of an opportunity
to invest where returns must be
large and quick. Ample hotel ac-
commodations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

THAT tired feeling, SO subtle and yet
SD overpowcring, is entirely overcome
bv Hoods Sarsaparilla, which tones and
Strengthens the system and gives a good
annette. BE sure TO get Hoods SarSa-
parilla. 100 Doses One Dollar" IS true
only of this peculiar medicine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

4 fl,r Of me many ChO hare iRresfed and arc
iaterestedm the dereiOpmeat ~ Bristol are:
VIM p CLYDE. samuel Dickson,
EN Norton. Geo. Burnham.
+. d. Carley. W. II. Trotter,
John H. lnmann. VIM. H. Bennett
+. W Huidekoper Edward Eastbur NJ
b. =. Clark David jenkins.
Geo y scott Va. Investment Co. and
II. &. Fahncstock. Others OF Phila., Pa.
Gen T.. VI. Logan. II. G. Mcdowell,
". G. Oakman and oth-J. ". Guulbert.
ers of New York City.St. John Boyle and oth-
Cordlev X Co.. crs Of Kentucky.
Nath Thaycr. A. VI. Shook
Chas L. James, y Baxter Jr.. Nash
T. H. Abbott Vile. Tenn.
4. A. Adams Col. Jno. G.. Haskell. Co
Lewis Il. Russell, lumbla, ). e..
Benz. Dean. Jos. Bryan,
+. =. a T. G.. Sherburne,W K. Meredith.
Lee. Higginson n Co, John l.. Wlllrm, a som
\ Cochane n Co. ". o. SHELTON.
Jackson ~ Curtis. l.. u. Tatum.
d. 4. Gregg. Allison n Addison,
Viles ~ smith and manyll. l.. Cabell.
others oflioston. Mass.W. II. FlournOy.
O. W Norcross, Worces-R. C.. Cabell. Jr.. and
ter Mass. Others. Richmond Va,
Vim. McGcorge, Jr., j. T. Ri,on. Danvill",
Chas. II. Scott Va.
Justice Cox. Jr.. Gen. K. \. Ayers.
abraham 5. Patterson. II. ". Bates.
Wm. d. Jones. Jos. L. Kelley. and
many other, 81 Va.
apps. $3.50 my1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

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it will be promptly attended to.
\ full line Of Stationery, Stereoscopes, Views,
&c Views from 20 cents u dozen up.
full line of Cigars StogieS. Cigarettes. Ac.
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