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B[NGHAM'S EXPLOITS,
a Baltimore Young Man WI 0
Played Boldly to Win.
A SENSATIONAL EL0PEMEkT
with Katie spi'iman"Thcir Arrest
Mt Chicago and their Appearance
III Police COnrt..Somcihins
About His Career.

BALTIMORE, Md, July l7.-Mr. WI,
liam spillman, teller in the Germsn
Savings Bank, Of which his father, Nj.
Charles sPillman, Is president, sa,
anent the arrest in Chicago Of II. c.
bingham, or Bradshaw, and Katie Spill.
man. Z
"My father left Baltimore on a pleasure
trip two months ago before tho marrivre
nl MS niece ok.place, and he Is now, ,
It is supposed, In Michigan. The lathe :
Of thu young girl Is dead and my father
!s her guardian. It Is thou, ut that nv
father took the bank book with hjm
when he went away as it iB not at tho
bank. When the draft arrived, I rs
teller, refused to pay 1t, rs 1t was not n, :
companied by tho book. Our family do
not know Mr.. bingham aud arc not nc
qualnied with the circumstances Of the
marriage. katie has not been living
with us for three years. A month arc
she was a domestic In u fumily in tl,ia
city. Her father was not wealthy"
The american says: "Harry G. B;pe.
nam is known by a fcw people here 10
DC high roller. Bingham, who ti.es
IN this city, tried the bogus check ga,pe
on several firms in this city, but thu
merchants fought shy OF him. On tie
night OF June27, aspruce. looking Young
man entered the st. James Hotel. K
pretty brunette, about 20 years old, vas
on bis arm. The young man signed
IN. Q Gordon and wife, Washington.
D. O." Before breakfast next day S,uv-
hams accomplico 'iu the check game.
and the son Of a prominent merchant
mere, called ut the hotel and asked for
Gordon. The pair went out and did not
return until the afternoon.
From that on till the couple left the
hotel the next day was passed by Cor.
don aud his male friend in playing pool,
riding around In coupe aud havir 2
everything charged to his room. The
Young woman who sas registered IN
Gordon's wife spent the nights in the
room alone and even took her meals by
herself. On the night OF the 18th they
came down stairs, really to 70 out.
Gordon, or Bingham, offered n cheek
for payment OF his bill in fpll. which
to So 70, but the clerk de-
SAaSN w aISept ~ 1ntuOu trleu 10 en-.
gage the clerk in conversation while the
girl slipped out, but the valises were
eonsiscatetl. The Police Department.
WAS notified. II was then learned hat
= young man answering Gordon's or
B'ngham's description had tried TO get
check cashed in u carpet store,
Two or three days after the couple
skipped from the St. James Hotel, Bine-
hams father, having the appearance Of
care and anxiety, called at the hotel and
asked the amount Of the bill. lie did
not have enough with him to pay the
whole amount, so Manager Stokes took
his promiss for S25. The father aaid
Harry had been the source of consider
able trouble to him. From au aunt of
the girl in this city, it was learned thas
Katie, while she deporled herself pr-
perly, had will OF her own and would
DO wild and ECCENTRIC tricks, much to
the sorrow OF her immediate family
She WAS born in the West"
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TILE BEGINNING VF IT,
IioW''o Two Young People Got Iusu fhn
s.. Chicago Court.

iIow'he Two Young People Got Iuso fhn
s. Chicas" Court.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE sequel to nm
elopement transpired in polics court
yesterday morning. Fl. O. Bradshaw
and Katie Bradshaw, or spilman, were
charged with obtaining food with intent
to defraud the proprietress OF the board
ing house at which they were stopping.
Bradshaw lisa well.dressed, curly.headsd
youth, whose counteuance bears every
mark OF refinement. The girl is a pretty
little brunette, twenty years old. The
court continued the case until to.mor-
row in bonds Of $500 each. The pi,l
secured bondsman and was released.
bradshaw was remanded to cell
where he told this story to reportprs
"Some mouths ago met Katie SpiIman
the daughter Of a rich Baltimore gentle,
man, aud niece Of President Spitnan, Of
the German Savings Bank. Nv rjrbt
name ls H; 9: Bingham. My father is
very wealthy, but for some reason he
does not take very kindly to me. Katie
and grew very fond Of each other. and
the matter ended in an elopeinent, we
going West. ] could have Obtained
money at any time by demanding it
from my folks. We put up at Mrs, Mad
digan's. and ! gave her draft upon the
German Savings Bank, OF Baltimore
where Katie had money in her own
name, as payment for our bill, The
draft was returned from the bsnk. win
Instructions to send the deposit book
Had she exercised discretion, and asked
Tor the book, stating the circumstance
before she obtained the warrants wa
would have been spared the ivuominv
OF this arrest" 2 T-- -
"Perhaps katie's folks refused to NJ.
low her the money so that they cou,,I
force her to return" said the Reporter,
"By thunder, | see it nil. ". arc
cornered:, That is tho reason we were
arrested" a,E
Miss Spilman, or Katie Einphxn
smiled when questioned about her Ioit.
iu Baltimore. Tue smile, howoyer wa,
short-lived. Shu was informed thu. ha.. bm
ancle would take steps to get hes back
II must get rid Of Bingham some way y
Sne salu: uoh think he has tu..f,
dealing fairly with me. have b..n sn
supplying him with money for snn..
time | cannot face my r.lativaa =,
Baltimore after al this trouble" :" - :"
Bingham was arraignt d in police CONT
to-day for failing to pay his buuro IN,
The girl had, however, in the ,uran,iw,. bm.
"id 'saad there wa no prosrcutton ''so Nv
the case was dismi.sed. Tnen he w,. ..
brought up charged with the ab,iuc,;o,, nn'
ol hat,e. but i appeared TIA, she cam.
oIsn %sth ,,;a; nm ;%l!ling!y aud that charge VIA
rlopement yesterday aflerpoon csu.a,a s !
the olice TO be informed OF anoth"r '". a. :
eapade OF Bingham. They werr inf E,,,n
81 hnyJ Nugent, Of this c'iy, that h, bnd
mad- the acquaintance OF the ioyn.r,,.
lister Rose while in conveut tn Eai,is "
mn ,nnd as result Of 1t the vim ,,,n,,
J in cuBh. gs.1. u = EI- " lT.- - "tooS
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4 Determined Suicide,

Special 8is5aseh TO khc Iae'liSemesr.
CuAnLEsroN, W. Va, July l7.--Wal-
ter Parish, young man Of % years,
who lives ut Milton, W. Va, made two
attempts to-day to kill himself, being
successful in the second attempt. Abou.
noon he tried to drown himself in the
Ohio, a short distance above Catletts-
burg, but was rescued by frieuda. Short
ly after o'clock tonight he went into
II store, looked at q revolver, and delib.
erateiy placed it to his head aud fired,
the ball passing entirely through his
head. No cause is assigned for the deed.
His parents are prominent people a.
Milton and are well.to.do.
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ET PAUL, July II 7--Anolher heavy
storm visited parts OF thia State yester.
day evening". At Rod Wing and Lake
City the heavy, beating rain is thought
to haze done sume damage to crops.
Marine, little town near Stil!wa,er, as
well as Saltwater itself, was reported
wiped out, but ,hs latest advices are
against thai report. Anoka suffered
::.e.la loss IRON leyelled FENCES and trees,
but the worst Of the storm there passed
north Of that city, from which section
no!hiDg has yet been hrard. Bnt the
worst effect Of this tornado WAS in North
St. Paul. q suburb OF this city, where the
storm played havoc With property 70 Il
few minutes. hut fortunately no loss oI
}ife rtsu.ftI -
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INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-THE confer.
ence between the Big Four auperin.
tendents and the employees began early
this morning and LASTED until II 80 to:
night without reaching any satisfactory
conclusion. Tue brakemen and lireulcn
received what they asked, but the en.
gineers and officials are widely apart. l.
is thought no adjustment is possible.
lbe company relnsss to talk nbou. pay
Tor overtime and does not wan, to con.
ccda the rates asked for driving the en-.
gines, while the men claim all the other
systems are paying it. At s o'clock the
engineers left tho company's rooms aud
went to their own, where they held an
indignation meeting. s5'lsil,le
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HlG COAL LAND DEAL.

4 Syndicate Purchases Il Traet Ia Mcrcci
County nnd VIII Develop II.
Special Dbpd.ch 10 The Intelligencer.
BRAMwELL, MERCER Co., W. Va, jul,
IA syndicaie composed Of J. o
Watson, Governor Fleming, John +
McGraw and others from the upper par,
OF the State, last week concluded the
purchase Of the coal lands Of Welch {
Co., on the Blue Stone, comprising
about 200 acres. Tho property lies
along the line OF the Norfolk 4 Western
Railroad, in Mcdowell county, and Ia
underlaid with the Pocahontas coking
coal. The price paid is understood to
have been 81 1000, and the representa-
tives OF the syndicate here say 1t will be
developed Immediately.
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On I'LL WAkpAllI.
An Indian Convict ronI"hawlts Other Con
H.l'.l Victs In the Ohio niteutinry.

An Indian Convict TOnInhnwks Other Con.
ss' sicts In the Ohio renit eutlnry.
COLUMBUS, O., Ja|y l7.-rhcre was
great e3cltsment created at the peniten-
tiafy yesterday afternoon by an Indian
named James Larney, United States
prisoner, having in some manner sc.
cared pusdesslon OF a ha'chet, which he
secreted until be reached the idle touse,
where number OF conyista were read.
ing. The ladiaS Saade an attack upon
all wsith,a reach, seriously iniurluu .
pumber. One convict, \ negro, will
probably die, There was a perfect STAN.
pede {sam the building, some going
through the windows. The Indian war
finally driven into his ctll, but refused
Tor a long time to give up his weapon
and it became necessary ia turn the hose
upon him for considerable tune. Ht
vas hnally secured and locked up. 1t il
thought he is insane.
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u. II. Conference.
,y.l, Sn IN. y.ts,bIu.a.z

special Diso1,ch to The Iatcliltnctr.
pARKERsBuRo, W. Va, July 1.-THE
annual session OF Parkcrsburg Confer.
cnce, U. B. church, will be held in this
city by Bishop j. Dickson, D. d., begin
ming September 10Th. The church build.
ing here is now undergoing extensive
repairs, which are expected to be com-
pleted by that timc. No effort will be
spared by the membership to make the
occasion interesting and profitable.
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PROF. ROBERT KIDD.
Demise Of the Famous ElocutlonIst at Els
Home In LOclilnnd.

Demise Of the Famous Elucutionlst ut I.ls
Home In Locklnnd.
LocKLASD, O., July l7.-Proi. Robert
Kidd, A. NJ, the elocutionist, and author
of "Kidd's Elocution and Vocal Gull
ture," which has now passed through
several editions, and is known to almost
every man, woman and child between
the oceans, died at his homc in Lock.
land at nine o'clock Tuesday evening in
his seventy.iirat year. lie was born in
County York, England, in February,
1920, and came to this country at the age
Of twenty years. He entered colleae
after his arrival aud later graduated
from the Cincinnati Law School, class.
mate Of ex. President r. B. Hayes.
Alter pracsicing law some three years,
spending much Of his time in studying
and giving private lessons in etocution,
he decided to devote his entire lie to
tho latter profession, md tho success
which has followed, isapparent to every.
one, for either personally or through his
text books, few indeed have not some
knowledge OF him besides the private
classes which will number into the hun.
dreds. He has been professionally con.
nec.ed with thirty-three OF the leading
colleges and seminaries Of the country.
having taught in many OF the Theological
seminaries ia the EAstern and New Eng.
land States.
He took M especial and personal in.
tsrest in yonng men, to whom he was a
warm friend, aud among these was
spent most OF his labors. lie numbered
among his scholars Presidents, Gov.
ernors, Senators, Congressman, and lead,
ing lights in the pulpit aud legal fra
ternity. In the constellation appear
euch men as James a. Garfield, Presi.
dent Harrison and tina. famous Indiana
war Governor, Oliver ?. Morton. His
health failed him some tive years since,
and he was compelled to resign his
position in Princeton and seek retire
mcnt, which he did by purchasing Il
handsome residence in Lockland. and
he has lived here in comparative quiet
since. His widow, with son and
daughter, both married, survivo him.
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NOT YET SETTLED,
The Cloak M-kers Kcpu.llutc tho Agree.
nient-Thay MAKE a Demand.

The Cloak M-kers Rcpudlnte tho Agree.
nient-Thay aIaxea Demand.
New YoRE, July 1.-THE cloak max.
ers lockout seems yet to be far from end
ing. The Contractors Union is inclined
to repudiate the agreement with the
manufacturers signed yesterday by the
contractors representative, Julius Go,t'
i;cb. The cutters went to work, but they
are dissatisfied about the question OF re-
endorsement OF wages for the time they
were locked out. They will no. accept
small increase in their wages. They
ask to-day for III outright reimburse
ment. The manufacturers seem very un
willing to concede this. II they don't
however, the cutters will 60 out and the
situation will be an bad as ever. a
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FARMERS ALLIANCE,
The Minnesota Convention
Adopts Strong Resolutions
M'KlNLEY BILL DENOUNCED.
4 Set OF Resolutions that Show Hon,
tho Democratic Machine Inns
Gotten III i.s Work with tho
Farmers orthc Northwest. o.

sT. PAUL, July 1.-THE Farmers
Alliance and LaborerS' Association wal
somewhat late III assembling this morn
ing. The hrs. business |, was tho repori
Of the Committee on Resolutions, which
was read by the chairman, Gen. J. H
Baker. It demands that the war tariti'
bc radically reversed, especially denounc.
ing the Mckinley bill as "the cyownine
iniamy oi protection; demands Govern.
ment control Of railroads that discrim.
ination may cease, reasonable rates be
established, watered stock no. recsive
the rewards oI homes. capital, and pool.
ing OF rates be absolutely prohibited :
demands lower interest and severe pen.
aittes for usury; favora AT increase ia
the volume OF money aud demands free
coinage OF silver; opposes State and
iaunicipa! giving away Of valuable frau.
chises; asks tho Australian ballot sys.
tenn for tho whole State; holds that
United States Senators and railroad
commissions should ha plpr.pl h,, hal
lot. demands the nroh;hi,;on ~ nts,t;tt uI,
labor: fovnrs orb;,r,,ion ~ sa,,ia T.. i.i Ihl.u
troubles md eonul INV fcr snna, 1,ai'e ua.1 'apoi
considers the recent Snorl,na rlua. Gorn %,on.,'
dnc;s;nno frar,h, u,;,,, 'Ipseu'e oouft
form oi vovern,n.,t % and % ;ns,;,, ~ oui
sunoort sI, who ,oiI and 81, sIn ,sIs, Ias " 40
with them in opiniops. '' "'' "n' 's'ee
'' 'N'' - f'''"A''
A TICKET NOMINATED. q.
The afternoon sesaion was an exciting
one Tho frat ho,,o, ~ ,ho nt,a.
ooa.;o, -. cs 'ao "''0' noon
session 'of uo'efhor resulted: Total
number OF rotea, 474; necessary for a
choice, 23S, ot which Hall received o32,
Donnelty go, Buch 6, Owen 10, Baker
3 and DAlrimple !. Upon the announce
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Tho C6Icngo I,rpwers, yyar.

CHICAGO, July l7.-For come weeks
the brswerieg OF .hia and adjoining cities
have heen engaged in q war among
themselves, and the price Of beer by the
barrel has been cut squarely iu two in
the middle, to the great delight and
recaairry advantage 0! the saloon. keen.
er. Alta meeting Of the brewers held
last night matters were discussed and an
agreement formulated for the final set.
tlement Of the war. Another meeting
VIII be- held tomorrow, when it is be-.
ileved the outside companies will como
into the association and adyancg prices,
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NEw YoRK, July l7,-Richard Croker,
Tammany's leader, started for Germany
thip morning on tho steamer Columbia,
OF the Hamburg.American Steamship
Line, He is accompanied by his wife
and four children. The party went
aboard the yessei last evening, and
wheu the vessel left Hoboksn this
morning only few Of the iriepds OF Mr.,
Croker were on the dock ia Hoboken
The Tammany chieftaia will be back in
time for the fall campaign,
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AKRON ."..". e. ....,.. o 3 y 0 5 0 D 0 - &
"heeliDg' ..".."..... 0 0 j 0 900 . c. 3
Earned runs-whecl!nS. 3: Akron, |. Three
base hit-Gen 10. HelslGr. lIpbrrcht Home
~ u,-bttE; peub.e ,rlays-"liue TO Fitzgerald; !;
gerald 1; C0novcr B. Struck out-Fitzrerala 4.
,onover6; rmco game 1881 umpIrc-jam.
isou. Stolen bAscs-Muz, berger
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WAsHlSaroS, July l7.-superintend:
ent Potter, OF tue Census Office, to-day
completed the official rough count Of
the population Of the city OF New York,
The result shows population Of 1853.
Sol, which is an increase OF about as 4
per cent during the last decade. %
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MAssrLLoS, O., July IA confer
ence Of tho Republican county Congress
sional committee OF the Sixteenth dis
trict was held ut Cleveland yesterday
and it was decided to dispense with the
forma!ity OF nominating convention In
its stead. There will be held in this
city in August a mass convention Of sh'
four counties composing the district lol
the purpose Of nominating Mckinley by
uccia,uut:on. fE1rs".
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Tile Fllnt GlaAs Workers. |.

BALrlAons, July 1.-THE National
Convention III the American Flint Glass
Workers' Union, brought its session to a
close to-day and adjourned. The otFi:
GERS elected to-day tor next year are !:
President, William J. Smith, Pittsburgh,
Pa; Vice President, Will Jam \. Doolin;;
Millyille, y: j.; Secretary William j:
Dillon, Pittsburgh. The convention has
been III session ten days.
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\ Handsome Oncr

CnlcAdo, July l7.-A letter from John
D. Rockefeller WAS read to-day at a
meeting OF the Chicago Baptist Thcologl-
cal Seminary contributing s6.50O to the
current expenses and S50,900 TO the en-
dowment fund. Each contribution is
conditioned on subscriptions Of an equal
total amoun. being made by other per-
SONS before June, 1891, and 1892 respect
iysly. ... a I
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Mr.. T,cl,e,,or,s succes.nr.

WARRINGTON, D. &C., July 1.-THE
President to-day appointed Q. L. spald.
ing, Of Michigan, Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, vico George G. Tichenor,
resigued. He was formerly member
oi Congress, and is now special agent
Of the Treasury. ~
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Bitten By Il sIsa Dog.

Special U1tpdlch 10 Ne 7Nltullt1lccr.
PARKERsBvEa, W. Va, July ia
man named Ramsay, plasterer living
on Latrobe street, was 90 badly bitten on
the right leg by vicious cur last Mon
day that he ia unable to work. The limb
is badly swollen, is very painful aud
grave results are feared. The rabid ami.
NAL belongs to Mrs. Stealey living on
that street, and has not yet been killed.
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GLASGOW, VA, July 1.-THE Natural
Bridge property has been sold to q Mass
aclusctts aud Virginia syndicate for
5000 900. 1t was purchased from Col: II.
G. Parsons and Hon. James G. Blaine,
who have owned it for q number oi
years. '9l.. \. ls / (
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No Nomination In TehneSKcc,

NASHVILLE, July 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention took ten ballots to.
day without ell'ecting q nomination.
Baxter gained slightly during the day,
and at the end had something ike sixty
more votes than when ho began. The
las, ballot stood, Buchanan, ITO; Baxter,
35e; Taylor, IA; Patterson, 37l.
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FOURTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.


The Congressional Convention to bs Held
ut ltnvenswood, September ).
Special Dt,pateh TO the Inlelii0enecr.
FAnKEEsDuno, W. VA, July l7.-The
Republican Executive Com ni.,ee oi.he
Fourth Congressional District met las,
night ut the office Of W. N. Miller, Esq,
chairman ofthe committee. There were
present Senator Woodyard, Of Spencer
Senator Low.her, OF Elizabeth; Senate,
Moriie, Of Harrisville; Aldo Dean, oi
St. Mary's; Traverse L. Stout, Of Hunt.
ineton; Samuel Mccoy, OF Calhoun; a.
D. White and Chairman Miller, Of Par
kersbnrg. Other members were repre-
sented by proxies.
1t was decided to hold tho convention
to nominate a candidate for member OF
Congress, Mt RavenBwood. September
was fixed as the date Of the convention.
It was decided that each county
should be allowed one delegate ior
every 100 votes or fraction over so votes
cast for Benjamin Harrison at the las.
election.
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4 Curious Slrf. . Ended,

DASylLAE. Va, July l7.-one of the
most curious strikes on record has Just
ended here. Several days ago a butcher
was Imprisoned ior violating Il city or:
dlnance, whetegpon al the butchera
closed their stalla and QSo,e they would
was changed. since that time no fresh
meat could he bought in the market for
love OF money, snI tho people were pu.
to great iuconvenience. The butchers
at last decided that they were getting
the worst Of the so.called STRIFE, and all
vii! open at the old stand to .morrow.
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Drown Cd.

TORONTO. OSr., Ialy l7.-William Crit.
In, eighty years OF age, and his gsand-
ssn, eight years OF age, we've drowned in
Humber river, at Bolton village, to-day.
The boy fell into the river aud the old
gentleman attempted 10 rescue him, bur
his strength failed and both sank, =
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A Snake WIN i.,.va.

Coon, RArlDs, July 17,-Dan Uepa.
!icks. living near Viola, Iowa, killed =
two.iepged rattlcsnake .ne oihsr en aav "
It was three feet long, and bad Two Two Isy. Icy,
two inches in leny.b, PLACED abon, U 'sEs siS
inches below mo head. VIM u"' Grs. PIX
seen it wea walking on the lnra nn - nis1 r;
gllna 'he lover portion Of i,y badv na VIZ 4
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Tho lllc Ltnruen.

Columbus, s; Brooklyn, 6. (Asso.)
Louisville, 0; Syracuse, 1 Asso.)
Toledo, .; Rochester, 2, (Asso
phiiadciphis, Z; Chicsgo, S IN. L.)
Boston, ~; Chicago, . (P, L.)
Boston, 6; CINCINNATI, 3. (N.L)
brooklyn, 5; Pittsburgh, Z. IN. L.)
New York, 4; Clevelaud,4 IN. L.
Game quit on last half OF ninth iuninj
on account OF rain.
New York, s; Pittsburgh, .. (P.L)
= Philadelphia, .; Buffalo, 2. QP.L.)
st. Louis. 8; Athletics. 4. (Asso.
Brooklyn, 0; Cleveland, s Oily
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AUemuernt Ealls Drnl,

NEw CAsrLs, Pa, July l7.-John
McCleer!, tho Democratic nominee for
County Commissioner, iell dead in his
barn this afternoon. Hc was sixty.tive
years Of age, and undoubtedly would
have been elected had not this casas'
tranhh cccurrod. -.--