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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-14
Frauds Clalmed in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 13.-
In the United States District Court yes
terday, Judge Williams granted the ap-
plication for a subpoena for the County
Clerk of Conway county, who is COM
manded to bring with him the poll books
and ballots used at MorrilltOwn election
day. This is the first order of the kind
ever issued in the United States, and
the Judge in granting it held that there
was no secret ballot in Arkansas. When
the voter presents his ballot to the cleo
ton Judges that ballot is numbered to
correspond with the number opposite
the electors name on the poll books. 1T
is claimed that frauds have been com
mitted.
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WIN Inve.tiratc Reeds Election.

BosToy. Novembe ia special to
the Herald from Portland, Me-, says:
Democrats of the First Maine district
have decided not TO contest Reeds seat
in the next House of Representatives.
For while there was some talk that
this might be done if there was a good
Democratic majority in the House. The
leaders now contemplate an appeal to
the House that a committee be sent
down here to inquire into election
..,othnds
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AMUSE MENTS.
UNIVERSALLY PoPULAE.

UNIV IisNAisisf i-'i lam
The Reeves English operate bur
lesque company appears at the opera
House tomorrow evening in their ever
popular and pleasing satire on Faust.
The company is a large one. and the
performance is one OF the brightest ana
cleanest that can be produced anywhere.
The ElmIra Advertiser OF September
18th saws: IAN audience that filled the
Opera House. listened. last night, to the
burlesauc of Faust by the Reeves
operatic company. The play was very
interesting throughout. and gave gen
eral satisfaction, particularly In regard
to Miss Mary Dressles. This artist has
PLAYED in Elmira before, and the repu-
tation she then gained was fully main
tained by her last nights work. The
troupe is all that 1t was advertised to
be- Miss Maude Wilmot is bright
little actress, and her rendition OF the
part OF Marguerite was very line.
The same company appears here to-
morrow night. Reserved seats at
Houses music store.
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Freipbt Rates Advanced.

CHICAGO, November 13.-At to-day S
meeting of the Freight Committee of the
Central Traffic Association, the protest OF
the Peoria Board of Trade against the
making of the rate of corn and oats differ
emf was considered. The question was
submitted to a joint committee.
II was decided that the rate on pig IRON
from Lake Erie ports TO Charleston, w.
Va. be not less than s2.l0 per ton, the same
rate as to Huntington, w. Va. 1t was rec
commended to the joint committee that
taking effect january. The rates ON crude
or fuel oil will be advanced TO the same
rate as now charged on refined and luori-
eating oils.
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Are Not Pledged.

CHICAGO, November l3.-The Tribune
this morning publishes interviews with
the three members Of the State Legls-
lature elected on the Farmers ticket at
the late election. who hold the
balance of power on joint ballot Tor
United States Senator. They declare
that they are unpledged to any candi-
djdate for that position, and propose to
nse their present advantage solely Tor
the benefit OF the constituency "hich
elected them-the Farmers Alliance.
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Another Bad Government building

CHICAGO, November l3.-A sharp ex-
plosion in Judge GreSham's court room
In the Federal building this morning
created 4 panic among the people pres
ent and stopped the proceedings Of the
court. An investigation discovered that
the wall OF the northeast corner Of the
building had separated, leaving visible
crack for thirty feet. The government
recently investigated the safety Of the
costly pile and found It IN very bad CON
dition. The continued settling Of the
structure has considerably excited the
government employees occupying the up
per floors.
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Moody's Goose Cooked.

PIERRE, 5. d., November 13.-ln
many OF the counties the election OF
members of the Legislature has been so
close that the official canvass was Lec-
essary to determine who was elected.
Corrected returns received from about
all the counties in doubt show it is be-
yond question that the Legislature is
lost in both branches to the Republi-
cans. The House will probably give
four majority for the Democratic inde'
pendent-fusionists, while the Senate
will have not less than the House, Civ
ing them seven majority on joint ballot
tn elect a United States Senator.
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,. penubIIcan Ticket Elected.

DrsMorNEs, Ia, November l3.-Com-
plete official returns elect the entire
State ticket, including Luke, for Kall-
road Commissioner. The vote Tor Sec
rotary Of State gives Mcfarland plu-
rality of ., 800, and the other Repnoh-
can candidates pluralities ranging from
l.5J0 TO 3..19.
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Big Tin Plate Syndicate.

CHICAGO, November lS.-The Baltimore
Tin Plate Company, which was incorpor,,
ated at Springfield to-day, has purchased
600 acres a. Park Ridge, and will erect
works at once 1t is stated that this tin
plate company is one of half dozen con-
Germs under the auspices of an immense
Philadelphia syndicate made up largely OIL
Inhn ID. Rockefeller and John Wanamaker
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Town Burned Down.

SAN Francisco, GALA, November 49,
News reached here tonight that the town
of Tiburon, across the bay, eight miles
north of this place, was burning. The Ii.
buron hotel and number of stores and
houses were destroyed. The Ineffective
fire department and heavy wind put the
fire beyond control.
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Brakeman Killed.

Special Telegram 10 me heQ,Sttr.
WESTON, w. VA, November Ia
James L. Stealey. Il brakeman on the
construction train of the West Virginia
and Pittsburg Railway. was killed In
the yard here this evening. His train
came in and was switching when he met
with his death, but just how it hap
pened is unknown, as his body was not
found until some time after by the night
watchman. 1t is supposed, however,
that he fell between the cars in passing
over them or in getting on after having
set the switch, as his body was cut in
NO across the chest, ten wheels having
passed over him, as indicated by the
blood on the wheels.
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Ian Into Hand Car.

MnLERsBURG, KY, November l3.-This
morning q passenger train ran into hand
car near this city, on which were five track
repairers. James Finley was instantly
killed. John Garrady had his legs cut on,
and the other three received injuries that
NAV terminate fatally. The fog was SO
dense that the engineer did not see Tue
hand car until it was too late.
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A Quiet Wedding.

Special Telegram 10 ne HegisteT.
CLARKsBURG, November 13.-To-day
at about noon, at the st. Charles Hotel
in this city, Edmond w. Potter, OF Penn
sylvania, was married to Miss Elizabeth
Stone. of Doddrdge county. 1t was a
ouiet affair. Rev. J. NJ. Warden oiii-
cinfnd
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FIGURING Mills Destroyed.

Special ItIfgrdW 10 ne IItytS7tF'
MARTINSBURG, w. VA, November l3.
The large Touring mills at Bruce
town. Virginia, about five miles east OF
Winchester, Virginia, known as the
Nolan mills were completely DESTROYED
by fire this morning at four o'clock.
They are the largest mills in Frederick
county, Va, and the loss of grain and
fIour is very heavy.
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the privileged few is iniquitiouS: and to
harrow and oppresS the weaker section
is cruel and unwisc.
The other speakers were Judge Rich
ard A. Harrison, ex-senator Joseph Me
Donald and eX-PostmaSter General
Dickinson
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The Durrs and Teaters Indicted.

WASHINGTON, PA, November IA
The grand jury this morning reported a
true bill against Bush Durr and Ed Durr
and George Teaters for the murder OF
Mrs. Sanders, at the toll house near
this city, a month ago. Judge Nell
vaine has appointed James c. wiley,
ESQ.,. to defend the Durr boys. Colonel
Arnett, of Wheeling, is Tcaters' coun-
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Ohio Bank Fails.

NEW YORK. November ia special
from Mount Vernon, Ohio, says: The
Knox county Savings Bank has sus-
pended. Liabilities, $1,000; nominal
assets, s2O,O 1t is reported that the
suspension was caused by the failure Of
Decker. Howell q Co.
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People rrIxED AWAY AT THE GRAND.
- -..lnnlr lnsf mint nnn.

PEOPLE TURNED AWAY AT THE GRAND.
Long before o'clock last night peo-
nile were turned away from the Grand
by the Waits of New York Company.
The company is the best ever seen here
with This famous drama. Each and
every performer is frst-class. Among
tho artists who scored great hits last
niobt were Miss Amy Ames, Wright
Huntington and Geo. w. Thompson,
while Katie Emmett met with a perfect
ovation The reserved seats were all
sold before o'clock last night ana
those desiring to see this great play
should secure their seats Tor TINS even
inc NJ Weir's without delay.
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singular Cause for shut Down.

FlypLAY. ONO. November i5;II he
flint table glassware factory OF DalLell
Bros. Gilmore and Leighton, OF TN:
city. employing $50 hands, will sha, l,a!
Jn,,,n 49,, on saturday. owing to the strict
ooforccment 80 OF the anti-lottery law
oaainst baking powderocompanies, all
- whom they have heretofore supplied
w ,r,,b gIassware. which was given away
as nrizes with the powder.
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r,,,,.mIc ofTyphoId Fever.

CLEMESTvILLE, o., November l9'Lai al
epidemic of typhoid fever IS rag,nS & hero, haye
been fatal. At present 10 persons are III III;
Rnsiness is entirely suspended and the zoo wv
neople who make up the population are
wild with fear.
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Old Publisher Dead.

New YORK, November 13.-Daniel ,.
Annleton. OF the publishing firm OF ID.
Appleton & Co., died at his home this
morning in University Place. lie was
stricken with apoplexy last Sunday.
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Work of Experts.

New ORLEANS. La, November l3.-Ihe
safe of A. B. Meyer, in his store, was
drilled and blown open last nlght ana
robbed of $1,000 in cash and sSV,op Ii
bonds, notes, mortgages and valuable uocu-
ments. The job was the work oil experts
No clue
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- -
ingalls, MAY Pull Through.

ATCmsoN, KAs., November 13.-W.
j. Buchanan, chairman Of the Republi-
can State Central Committee. IN an IN
terview yesterday, said: ''l have no
doubt that Senator ingalls, will be- re-
elected. / could, were ! so inclined.
give the names Of men who will vote for
and elect him.
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"Neyer Touched Nc. !"

PARIS, November l3.-M. NJ. Derouldc
and Lagucrres fought duel this morn
ing in a wood near Monceau. -Four
shots were exchanged, none Of which
took effect The ducllists have been
summoned to appear at the office OF the
public prosecutor.
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-. xV.nt the Honor.

MILWAUKEE,. November l3.-Chairman
paine of the Republican State Central
Committee, has received telegram from
senator Spooner, requesting him to put a
stop 10 the movement OF the Wisconsin bar
Association in favor OF MS appointment 10
- riaco on the Supreme Bencn.
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THE BANQUET
T,lisal TO Judge Thurman
at Columbus.
ayoas TO The old ROMAN
a pa in By Representatives Of Both
Parties
SOME TOUCHING TESTIMONIALS
n..1w, anil At,aa p Which He Is
IsG
s1oas TO The old ROMAN
,ovr TOUCHING TESTIMONIALS
rxper,rDsyTED ENTHUSIASM

s.ss-g. a Guests Who Sit Around
Barl--Ihe Cordial Re
, rendered Ex-Presldent
cssall-Hoa. William l.
Wilson's Magnificent
EEor. on the House
Of Represent
aLveS.
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coSpKNsED DISPATCHES.

A ccassruction and freight train collidsd on
Monday on the q. Louis, Kecknk 4 Northwest
en- Railroad, near Hannibal. No. Twelve cars
-.re wrrcked and firemea Arthur A. Taylor
80 Rerry Nelson were scalded to death snd
several trasnmcn injured.
rhs temperature at q IA Tuesday. was. New
ya,k a. New Orleans -. s. Louis q. Gin
.srustt =. Chicago g.. Winnipeg So
Tn. grtsish bark pinarore. from Middscs-
,~s,carh per pahia Blanca. is ashore at Cape
ss,ysentrs. having Lost her captain and ave mess.
rss remainder OF the crew have arrived a.
Buencs Ayrcs
rhe western Passenger Association has elected
i, y s,,ssasa, formerly general manager OF the
CHICAGO. santa Re 4 California - Its Chairman
raa American squadron OF evolution dressed
..sr. ana fsrcd salute ~ Gibraltar on Nay "a
=, ~. rsrsde ana review Of British troops in
eanar al Queen vsegorsss hsrthaay. The squad
ear, l..t "a. Hsxsl ca May ID
Robert Nsesie On Tuesday pleaded saslsy 20 .
Al, rss "a emh<saisns al 600 from ]. -. Rsrkey
4 Co. OF psnver. whose ccanaeasssl clerk he
was
y.nee usntora. engineer. and William Rnniy.
a..,..v, mo we're injured IN the wreck ~ Foi
ar, a., ucnsay, are likely 10 recover
...,sr,eps thai Gnxsav Cantor had ecea
hnrsea alive Al Chicago grew eas 81 . practical
80 !. waved on John STEER. workman. ny sa-
sertntenasni Miller. of the Ridge Lawn e~me-
terry
NJ. ran,iu. who wax sAot By her husband Ct
-. r,.ursxro 10 likely 10 recover.
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Many Lives said 60 Have Been En-
dangered Yesterday.
Passengers on the Premier and state
Of washington state that there
waa IN exciting race between
these veasels running down from Tacoma lat
evening. and that grave disaster came near
resulting Ia consequence.
A passenger Of the Premier called at the Posf
TrrRILlewscKn ONCE last evening and
stated that ON the State OF washington
coal oil was thrown into the furnaces. and at
one ttmc the oil. which had spread about
the lower deck. caught fre and blaxed
nm vigorously. Mattresses and blankets were
used 20 smother the names. which wss done
befors they got beyond control.
passenger Of the state also called last
evening and confirmed the statement
AZ the race. ani said that the
vessels ran along - closely together rs 10 en-
DANGER both Of them. The Premier
Jeff Tacoma ten minutes ahead OF
the state Of Washington. and the latter over
took and passed the former ~ Alki point. after
Z sharply contested race.
Captain Bailey. Of the state Of Washington
denies that there was any racing, ana said Ms
vcspri Put forth no extra bort to pass her n al1
The competition In fast thaasportsktsd
nm the sound has made tests OF
sresd very frequent Of late Collector Bradshaw
hss manifested much vigilance in enforcing the
rsvssnrion regulations Tho enforce
-,erf Of the iaw axAinst rae.
snv ia view OF the disasters that its violation
hss caused. is demanded BY public safety.
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LEATHER AND GRAIN.
reage Nearly Two MilHons
Less Than Last Year.
vraAoE CONDITION LowEa.


M16HIxe7oH Cir, Jnne 1o>-Ths statistical -
- June 70 the departmenf ~ agrseuIsuso
11o preiimiraFy estimates Of the onea u
ho1h spring ana winter. and OF conAittor.
several states increased thets ases q
wheat last autumn, there y . heasy ~
- ~ blowing and planting ia other crops
foes winter wheat The wbent killed in
p nd Indiana sud 70 = limited extenf IL
q three Other states has rodnced
Z n1nGe IN every wheat growing ssate u par.
wuDiusnce except Kansas and 0yxeon.
IN comparison with the acreage har-
5I111 ~ year. and fnciude I'll that IVES seeded
- except what mas been eeoianfod b
Uopx The general AVERAGE = sJ2. Z r..
q IS Per cent on la1t years. winter
- The percentage OF the principal 49,
G lS1laWs: New York -. Pennay1vaulA -.
q, Georgia q. Texas Is, Kentueky ~
II Michigan 90. Indiana -, Illinnls q.
=. Kansas 1c9, California 81 oreooa
r. inerease IN the acreage Of spring vheox
1od except IN Wssconsfn and Dakotn
6r1oeutages are: Wisconsin ~, Mfnnooots
IN ~ Nebraska los. the Daknias "a. Their
p Increase In ceiorado, washingtou and
aoE30L The eeneraI pefceutase n 1o&A
Uintee and spring wheat t0eethef sho
go d IGet years growth II s5.A. showing
= = - q nearly one and thrcs-lourths NIL
0oa The estimated area Of i1eo Waa a.,
ooeea Tho condition Of growing winter
~ declined from % 70 79.l sincs the nrse
- oon1itton Of wheat IN Indiana, Tilfnols
l6noa rome1ns at the same low deurc - fase
- decline II apparent ii Michiean,
6uyt on1 Kansas and nearly al the South
= oo1A The plants are generally hin on the
y ~ leckfnG IN development The avef.
q oondittou In the principal stasoo are:
Imx -. Pennsylvania ~. Virginia n. KEN
=, Ohio =, Michigan %. Indiana -. Mi
W g. Missouri n. Kansas 50. California g
- ~ Georgia S. Texas 81. Tennesseo 81
S1cW1ng are some Of the SPRING wheat pr.
1n1nou q condition: Wfsconsin 70, Mime
- n, lows "a. Nebraska s.. Dakota 20. Colo
49, he average OF the entire spring wheat
- hE.1
Nkonposted area Of oats Il 9a.7. conditi0n 0aS;
ri tnr!ey o61, condition So; area Of rye
RI o1ttion ~ z; area Of clover LOOT. condi.
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kseoaciiinx Heh.mi2n r.c,,eu..

49, June 10 Strong efforts are being
- !. = rconcile the differences between The
1870 and Germans In the Bohemian diet.
- ssa Francis Joseph today gave audieacc 10
49, OF the two parties His majesty de-
sssss-ss mat the arrangements looking 10 q
-, -en' OF The difficulties adopted by the re.
vo.,,a 'essasn-ssechs conference In Vienna
eessaaniy BE- effected. This atsefanee
49, parnre from the emperos's customary
IT'S expected 10 have decisive infla.
- "a sctsing the iong-stsndlng troubles %
.esa the two political rar,ies
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izcsEss WHO USE rosAcco.


80 rfeeoy tof1one ~ III Uooh Atu01y
bat RirmIy With Thsm.
w YoRK. Juno l0.--At yesterday after
~ session Of the Reformed Presbyter-
fUnod Rev. N. r. Johnson, Of Califor-
rkoGsred resolution relative TO the estab-
Iont Of . new foreign mission in
na, which Was referred TO the board Of
tn Missions.
kIesolution was adopted instructing the
mo6natos to forward to congress =
nomofial protesting against Sabbath
vosk o. the World 3 fair and that the gates
y closed on Sunday; also against The
~ On The grounds Of al intoxicating
HQuo5s.
1hs accommodation OF the committee
entobacco are that prssbyteries Be directed
= deal kindly, but firmly, with all
ministers under their care who snay Be
Known to continue the use OF tobacco;
sscond, that elders and members Of the
church b positively prohibited from en-
gaging In The sale Of tobacco.
This morning the committee ON the
Chinese question denounced the restriction
laws. The rsloTt Vas adopted and ! copy
ordered sent 10 President Harrison. At
the sitsFnoon session discussion began on
The report On the subjsct Of union with the
general synod. Large numbers spoke
against union, and thres for It. The mat
ter went over until Tomorrow.
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= -
$50. n1OxannmOOD 49,.
- % nAsssssI C~nhsnasssa csaus :
Be5nG
seockxyE. ynne h-vm Haasssu ~ DE
- = scdays DsseAeshosd ssne- Afsea1snes.
49, syn- ....-aIIeesI1e-s
..11 - . 90 le9e-1
nlse-AsucA14u n Doogoa T. Krruss -prpok-
IN y Desees = naasersee-vsn Ha1rrrr srA
kis.soW. 0umnsu ana sweex Uuptres-
1ataeus md 0unnine.
- .oesi Leaess ucu anoshss game isoa Be-
- eodAy. hafttng nas she winning rms N -
lsssnaa inning. Atsssdsnce Lisa
s.sskiyn ...... ssissetiE
ss-scueon II, BFoDkIyn D. Hrrsu- Boeson
= nrookiyn 2 Bss1eries-csaxinnn and Zen
~ Lovsa snd Duaherx- Unpass- McQusxIe.
gMfLADetsHfAs Juns 1a-Tsday's Bsosaer.
49, - - - siose and sxeitfng- NOSE Of the
49, .efe earned. Attendance IA
nj rssn,,sxassRass eseeeeeee-s
ni.s-fa, sasls1s. s, New s ysse i I'M.
rrnIisdesphta 3. New YofE 4 Battesses-Bai-
naxton and Cron. Kesge. Crane ana vaughn.
u1psres-Knighs and Jonsa
ne yissfsSs pour nestsn9 gave the Philades-
tend Asa
49, tork. -..-....~.... eooloe-
ieaeiphiA $1,000. -..--2 o Q o 3 su o. 8
Htfs-Sev York, Z, Phfsadssphia & Erros
-ksv fcst 7. fhfaad<lphis Z Eatter1es-weich
end buckisy. vsckey and clenenss empires
--Rowen snd zsehsrfaa.
CfxcsHxArS. June la-The Cincinnati League
Dis wefe veil punched and prodncfive Of runs
seiay Attsndsrss. 1io.
rri.usesssh- oooloeeoi-2
Ssncfnnsu s-5ooozo23s-9
Hits Pitfsbury 9. Cincinnati TO- Rnon-
f1etAbufR & HatfeYf&n-Rosv6s<x ana r,ar<.x
4oeemau and Baldwin. Umpire-NcDermoft
P1ITssUnc, Juuc l0-Ihe Pittsburx Errther-
hood club won the eams to-day By superior Geld
l1Q
Riflsburg o-lo
Ce1cnGo +..-s........s....0 fo2ooaol-4
hies- Pittsbnrg .. Chicago .. Erson-Pitts-
eufg : Chicago Bafteries-Quinn and Bars
son. BALDWIN and Farrell Unpisss-Hoiber
CHICAGO. June io.-Tns Cleveland League
cam today played without IN error. but their
inahahty to hit Huschinson Lost them the game.
Attendance LOO
Chicsgo. .....................oo
S4svemn0 ......-...r.-....--0 G0o0o -
hffs-chtcago 10, Cleveland Errofs-chi
eo&o g. Batteries Hutchinson ana Kistredgc-
Beattn and zfmmer. umpre-Lyuch.
BUFFALO. June io.-1he visitors easily defeated
ehe evesand Brotherhood team this afternoon
Atsendsnce. 90
c css.as -s sseaSdsss
hin-bu6slo II Cleveland s. Erron-Bnfsio
eline. Umpires- GafFney and Barnes
AMEnICAN ASSOCIATION.
q. LouIs. Juns 0.-s1 Louis o. ToisdoA
LouIsvILIE. june io.-Loaisvflls .. Colum-
bus
RocnEsrxa, juno 10 Rochester 6, Athlsescs2
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sokHis rARk. y. j., June la--Resuls Of races:
sesiehths mile-fiavia won, Lenora second,
seel'na third Time, iois..
nkne9 handicap. mile aud . half--Monta-
Won. Philosophy second. Barrister third.
9. esnont stakes. two-ycar-oids. three. foarths
~ Hssbrcn.t, won. strathmont second
s:rkon third. Time. l:ia
- ont stakes. three-year.olds. mile and Q
- s 3 won. Dcvotee second, Pad
- third Time. s:o7s.,
NJ s,ss - mile-Arab won. Moyden second,
- y. sesnes third. Time, 1oiis.
ss-1-' suu tefee- s'xseenths-~tiypsy Queen won.
3alas "a" 'ni'o. Inns