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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
MITCHELL-LA BLANCHE!
\ Great Battle to Come on Before the Cal
ffornia Club.

norma NluD.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 1.-The Board
of Directors OF the California Athletic
Club last night matched Young Mitchell,
"Jom f.. Hcrgct." and George La
Blanche. the Marine, for finish battle.
The date set was June -. and the purse
will be- one Of $4,000, OF which $500 will
90 to the loser The limit of weight in
this contest is l5l pounds.
Joe Choynsli. Billy Wilson's late con
qucrcr. and Jack Davis. Of Omaha. are
as good as matched to fight for finish
for S1.75O purse by the Occidental
Club. Billy Mccarthy, the Australian,
takes Jack DempSey'S position aS in
structor Of boxing in the California Ath-
lctic Club. 1t seems pretty well settled
that Jack is going to England to meet
Tof Wall in the Pelican Club. proceed
ing east from Portland over the North
ern Pacific
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
Our Chinese Kesidents.

WASmNGroN. April AT the meet
ing Of the Senate Committee on Census
to-day the House bill providing for fur
niShing certificates To Chinese residents
on the first Of June. 1890. by cnumcra-
tors of the census. with view to pro-
hibting further immigration of Chinese
To the United States, was considered
and amended.
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Cnal Miner Killed.

Special T,'-grGm 20 he Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va April Jack
Devinc. coal miner, fell from NOV
ing freight train at Stone Cliff to-day
and was Instantly killed. his body being
terribly maugled. Dcvinc lived at Quin-
nemount and was attempting to get of
the train at stone Cliff when he fell in
Tho wheels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
nnIEIN THE BorroNI.
The Work of Repairs ON the Fleet Ocean
Racer.

QUEENSTOWN. April lit has been
osrcrtaincd by the divers employed in
examining the hull of the steamer City
of Paris that the broken machinery
pounded hole through the bottom Of
tbo vessel and this accounts for the
rapidity with which the engine rooms
and other sections filled with water:
The divers have stopped the ingresS OF
water to a great extent and the extra
pumps which were put at work yeStcr-
day have succeeded in clearing the en-
ginc rooms and the other Hooded sec
tions of the steamer of the water As
the water was pumped out the steamer
rose and She is now up to her usual
draught. Ithas been decided to tow her
- Iiyerpool and the voyage will begin
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02


Special Telegram 10 tie Register.
CoLUNIBUs, o.. April 1.-The Columbus
and Wheeling clubs played an exhibition
game at Recreation Park to-day in the pres
ence of 800 spectators. The weather was
clear and cold and the players suffered
considerable chilliness Wheelings batted
well, but fielded miserably The feature
'of Wheeling'S batting was lreland's home
run hit in the first inning over left field
fence. AImitage, the young first baseman.
ficlded well but was unable to do anything
at bat Little. catcher ran bases in good
shape and proved the hardest worker
in the team. Wheeling tried two
pitchers. Etling began the game, but was
taken out in the first half of the third in
ming and Healy brought in from right field.
Both men were hit hard and We're not well
supported. GlenAlvin. at second. put up
a stiff game. Both Wheeling pitchers were
exceedingly wild. Healy sending twelve
men 20 base on balls and hitting Easton
twice. O'Brien, GlenAlvin and Armitage
made neat double play in the second in
ming. Wheeling secured four runs IN
the first inning on bases on balls, a steal, a
hit. Johnsons tumble and O'Bricn's stiff
single. two passed balls and Ireland home
run. They scored four in the sixth inning.
all on errors. In the seventh inning Tour
more were scored, two OF them earned,
GlenAlvin. O'Brcn and Healy hitting
safe Columbus batted both pitchers at
will yesterday made a single, double and
triple. while McTammany hit over left
field fence for home run Gastrght and
EastOn did the pitching. Easton going in in
the last half Of the sixth. Score by in-
nings:
Columbus ............9 = o o @ so
Wheeling ............4 % o % : o O-l2
Hits Columbus Il. Wheeling : Errors
Columbus :, Wheeling l3 Earned runs
Columbus (, Wheeling3. 3. Two base hits
Riley. Gastright, Doyle. Easterdy Three
base hits Easterday. Home runs-Mc-
Tammany and ireland. Double plays
Columbus ! Wheeling /. Bases on balls
BY Gastright f. by Easton 3. by Etling5 >,
by Healy - Hit by pitched ball-Easton
,. Lytle and Healy. Passed balls-Mun-
van .. Lytle {. Wild pitches Easton I.
Etling /, Healy l. Left on bases-Colum-
bus 9, Whccling3 3 Mufed third strike
Lytle l. Struck out-By GaStright ,, by
Easton ,, by Etling > by Healy ,. Bases
on balk-By Healy Stolen bases Nichol,
Leblanc. Riley >, Doyle 3, Munyan >, Lytle
p, GlenAlyin, Morrison, Healy, Etling
Time. > 2:30. Umpire -Barnum.
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rHE STARCH TRUST.
Tveuty-oue Manufactures NOW ia the
Combination.

NEW YORK., April l.-Thc latest thing
u trusts is tine National Starch Manu-
flcwriu. Company. 10 has been organ
zoi under the laws of the State of Ken
tueSv. and already controls 2l of thc
starch manufactures Of this country.
Tine common stock OF Che concern Is
placed at S5.OOO.OO0 Hiram Duryea, ot
the ellen Cove Manufacturing Company.
,>atthc head of the company and VIM.
r.. Pi,l. of tine Picl Starch Company. ol
indianapolis, is Vice President. Horace
is. Tmrbcr and Chester y. Chaplin are
among IFS directors
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02

NEW YORK. April THE Grant Monu-
meut Association has adopted the follow
ing. "Rnir,d. That we formally adopt.
as the general idea FOR the proposed struc-
urc at Riverside Park. an erection of such
altitude and capacity as 20 present am at
tractivc elevation and afford ample room
within 30. not only for the sepulchre of Gen.
Grant and his wife. but also for memo
rial hall
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HE WILL nE INVESTIGATED.
The Republican Postmaster Running
Things with High Hand.

NJ ..l Ar. aHt T" M L-NlN.rI
CoLUBr>, o.. April THE Civil
Service Commission will doubtless De-
asked to investigate the action of the
Now postmaster at Columbus, Captain
Andrew Gardner. To-day the first
month of his administration ended, and
hc marked the event by diScharging a
number of employees, who come plainly
Within the scope of the Civil Service
Iau. without assigning any reason or
making any charge against. them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
RUM, RIOT, RAZORS.
A COMBINATION THAT DID FEARFUL WORK
AT CAPERTON.
a Fight Among Corei Miners-One Man Killed
and Two Fatally IEUred-A Miner
Ground tl Death-General State
News Of Interest

Special Telegram 10 ne Register
CHARLESTON. April IA bad feeling
has existed for some time among some
colored miners at Caperton which cul-
minated this morning in a general row
at dance. ReyolverS, rocks and the
truSty razor were freely used with dead
ly effect Howard Earnest was shot and
instantly killed; VIM. G.. Lee and VIM.
Dcrico, colored, were fatally shot. Many
others were seriously Injured. Several
arrests have been made. but David
Moss, who is supposed TO have
done the killing, is still AT large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
BISMARCKS TINE.
He RETIRED FROM THE HELM X A CALM
SEA.
Another View Of the Great Chancellors Retire
mel!-HanoH % Him en- lis Seventy
fifth BIrihtay-Dake Of Orleans
. be Released

LoNDoN, April e.-The Times says:
In rclinquishing Office while the skies
are clear. Bismarck has shown the same
patriotic foresight that has been the dis
tinguiShing note OF his career. There
j. not the least reason for lugubriou>
views aS 10 the future of Germany. The
Car and Prince Bismarck have cN-
changed friendly letters The latter
expressed himself that in his opinion.
recent events would not affect the
peaceful relations existing between the
two EmperorS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
Death Of an old Mason County Citizen.

SDsciIi It'tgr1Hi 10 NE Register.
MASON CITY. W. Va April l.-Wil-
liam Smith. one OF the Oldest residents
and prominent business men Of Point
Pleasant, died this morning, victim Of
pneumonia, Supcrinduced by la grippe.
He had been engaged i'm the mercantile
business for about thirty-Scvcn years.
and was well known throughout the
Ohio Valley because OF his stern intcg-
rity. His last wife was a daughter of
Judge Daniel Polslcy. who was Lieu
tenant GoYernor of Virginia under the
restored government and later a MEM
Der of Congress from the old Third dis
trict of West Virginia. The deceased
was q prominent Republican. and i'm his
death his party loses one of its wiSeSt
cOuuSelOrS.
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pr. cree... .. Golden wedding.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, April The golden
,,.dding Of DR.. Norvin Green. President
~ the Western Union Telegraph Company.
and Martha Anne English is being ceie
brsted bv "A large gathering oftheir friends
al their residence in this city to-nlsht
Tbere an, many present from New York
and other cities where DR.. Green IS kno" u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
PICKTHALL FOUND.

He Was Not Another Victim of
Burchcu.
Woon>rock ONr- April Neville
%. Pickthal. who myStcriouSly diSap-
poarcd about the time Burchcll and his
party arrived I'm this country and who
was supposed to Dee in some way con-
uectcd with Burchcll. arrived here yes
ferdaV.
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rlcn.cd Mith the Emncror.

BFELiN. April The National Gd.d'ic's
Paris correspondent telcgruphs as follow,
NJ. Jules Simon. one of the French dele
gates 10 the labor conference, was surprised
at the extent Of Emperor william know
edge. He said. "thc Emperor has greatly
changed He has been falsely represented
To rs for some months"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
suicide of IA Batchelor Farmer.

Sps~iR Islsgram 20 NE Register.
BARNESvuLE, O.. April l.-Joscphus
Bishop. batchelor farmero Of Harmony,
ncighborhood six miles southwest of
here. committed suicide this morning
bv shooting himself through the brain
with a revolver. No cause is assigned
for the deed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
ArnIn.t AmcrIcnn cattle.

LONDON. April IA meeting of the As
sociatcd Chambers of Agriculture was held
to-day \ resolution was adopted deciar
ing that a relaxation Of the regulations pro
hibitiug the importation into Great Britain
0f American store cattle would Doe extreme
Is dangerous
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
HORRIBLE DEATH.
,,,,ne- un. III, skull Crushed b, Iail OF
IaaI

William Hor>tcu. am cmpioyr "i ''''
,yi..oiinc Creek coal mines. back "i
pridgcport while at work yesterday
- - ', ,oon was crushed under o heavy
folI of soap>tone. The stone i'ii %" i',
head and crushed the skull iihr q" 's5
lLaT y, m II. wa, Immediately cN-
,rfcatcd and it was thought hg
'..ss -, dead. but after he had
hccp %a carried 20 hi, home about q mlle
-, IT,, an tbe pike and doctor sum
.',..nJ u',.'' a.. regained consciousness, but
n,Ia., account, there was no hopes Tor
az, aI r.cov.rv Ile {, a German and has
, viz and several children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
TWICE PARDONED.


.-ili telegram 10 De EJissr
CoLyNRC>, ONO. April Samuel
White, life prisoner from Portsmouth,
was for second time pardoued from
the Ohio prison. He was convicted of
murder Zoo 1871. committed while drunk.
Don l>Sl. Gov. Foster pardOned him. ON
condition that he would not drink. lie
observed the conditions until last year,
is years. when the temptation over
came him. and by order Of Gov Foraker
he was brought back 90 prison. Gov.
Campbell now pardons him on the same
..Irffln-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
FOR PURE LAGER.

senator stewart shows Himself a Patriot
Bold.
WASIuNGroN, April senator Stew
art to-day introduced a bill regulating
the manufacture, sale and importation
of lager beer. The bill imposes taxes
upon brewers of and dealers in adulter-
atcd lager beer. with heavy penalties
for failure to take out the license.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
nIner. of rour state. to aIeet:

CoLrNlBUs. O.. April II. B. Rae. Pres
ident United Mine Workers Of America.
has issued a call for delegate meeuhg ol
the miners Of Indiana. Illinois, Western
Ipc,nsvlvania and West Virginia. AT Colum-
bns April Is. 10 consult with convention
If operators called for that date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
METHODIST UNIVERSITY.
4 Great Project Set ON Foot in Balti-
more.


BALTIMORE. April Bishop John b.
Newman. of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. I'M "a conversation to-day said
that Bishob Hurst of Washington. and
himself during the past week had been
a luc tbc bankers and business men of
Washington. who, alive 90 the import
aucc of the proposed Mcthodistuniyers-
iry. subscribed literally One gentle
man owning u large quarry of brown
stone. said hc would give all the stone
required for the buildings.
The Methodist university will be- dis
tictivc.y university. and the only mi-
vcr>ity of the kind i'm the country. The
ground selected FOR the site of the build
ings. on which Bishop Hurst has an OPP
tiou for four years. will Doe purchased at
once. Application will bc made for "a
charter and then "a call will be made ON
the church for contributions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
VICTORIA MAY RESIGN.
The Queen Thinking of Abdicating in Ta,-
or of fhe Prince.

or of the Prince.
LONDON. April LIT is now stated
on the highest official authority as well
as being matter of common gossip .u
Parliament and at the clubs. that the
Queen is seriously considering the step
Of abdicatng the British throne. The
recent reception Of the Prince of Wales
by the German Emperor has had great
effect on the aged Queen. who is now
convinced that her son ought 10 have q
chance to play the leading role in Eng
land during the rest OF her life. which
is certain 10 be- short.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
IN THE HOUSE.
The Tortiications Appropriation Bill
Passes.

WASHINGTON. d. <. April After
some general routine business. the House
went into Committee of the whole on
the FortiiicationS Appropriation bill.
An amendment by Mr.. Chcadlc. instruct
ing the board to inquire into the facil-
tiles for constructing steel forgings 10
visit indianapolis. was carried. The bill
was then passed. 1t appropriatcS 81
5ef.G7S. The National Theological bill.
for park in the District of Columbia,
also DaSSpd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02

PAm,. April The Dutch police m
,ials believe that the body OF "a suicide
found ON the banks of the Mocwe is none
other than that of Eyraud. the Partisan
stranger
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
nI.mnrck,. se,ent,.nnh nIrthdn,.

BERLIN. April To-day is the seventy
fifth anniversary of the birthday OF Prince
Bismarck The railway station az Fried
richsruhe is almost blOckadcd with the
numerous number Of presents arriving for
the Prince
ADMIRERS BN THE TRAIN LOAD.
Eighteen hundred birthday greetings
have been sent To Prince Bismarck.
Five train loads Of admirers visited Bis
marck during the day. Emperor VIII
liam sent his portrait
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
s1,ort session of the Senntc.

WAsuNGroN. d, C., April l.-Tha
Senate passed the bill allowing the use
Of government boats to relieve flood
sufferers in the Mississippi valley. Lit
tie active business was transacted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
oN a RELIGIOUS QUESTION.
Democrat. Garry the Municipal Election
at Milwaukee.

NuWAvkEE April l.-Thc election
iu this c.ty to-day excited unusual in
t.rcSt. owing to the fact that the so
called Bennett lew. requiring Che teach
u. of English u AN schools. private
and parochial. a> well as public.
VaS made au issue. The Republicans
defended the law. while the Democrats
were pledged to it's repeal. which was
demanded by the Catholic Bishops and
German Lutheran Clergy. 10 is be-
H.Nod tho Democrats won.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
QUEER scmooE nooK TRUST.

10 VIII Reduce Prices Twenty-Five Per
Cent.
CucAGo, April IA morning paper
saws TO has 20 from au entirely trust
worthy source that the recently formed
school book trust, among the leading
publishers of thccouutry. has dctermin-
cd ou "a horizontal reduction of - per
cent. iu tho price OF all school books.
The cut will 20 into effect May /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
ArRErrY TYPEWRITER.

She Brings About the Dissolution OF "a
Washington, Pa. Firm.
WASHINGTON. PA. April 1t has just
leaked out that the recent dissolution of "a
prominent firm i'm this place was brought
about bv the wife of one of the members,
who was Jealous of pretty typewriter.
The wife insisted ON the discharge of the
Typewriter The 0thermember of the firm
refused Oh comply with the request. The
dissolution followed promptly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
BUYING MENlCO.
The Wizard of Wall street Exciting the
Greasers.

Greascrs.
CRY OF Mrxrco. April lit is re-
,orted as probable that deal will be
made with Jay Gould for the Chamelia
railroad. but the report is doubted as
The railroad concession is now in the
La,ds of an European syndicate. An
oihcr rumor has it that Mr.. Gould VIII
establish a steamship line from the
United States to Mexican and Central
and South American ports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02

PAu-. April The Fignro says that
Queen Victoria will visit Zamstat. whcr"
She will meet Emperor William and have a
conference with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02

BERLIN, April Prince Bi>march
admitted to Herr Wocrmann Yesterday.
that hc had accepted the Duhcdom of
Iaucnbcrg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
New York Brick Layers Strike Settled.

New YoRK. April The brick layers
and their employers have compromised ON
the eight hour demand by the bucklayers
working the nine hours a day, but getting
five cents an hour more, making a day
WAGES for the ensuing year S4O3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02

William Smith, one of our pioneer mer-
chants and the present treasurer of the
Mason County Fair, died at his home in
this place at 70 o'clock to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
AT SWORDS POINTS.
Douglas Green and Mrs. Snell-McCreS
Have Fallen Out.

New YORK. April IA cablegram
from London saws that Douglas Green
and Mrs. Sncll-McCrca. who ran away
to Europe after romantic marriage at
old Point Comfort in which coiored
preacher played a conspicuous part arc
al swords points, and an eruption IS
likely to take place at any moment.
The reports say that the pair are stop
ming al the Savoy hotel and rcmorSe mas
ovcrtaken the murdered banker daugh-
ter who lamcntS her ruined life and be-
.mirchcd character.
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necrensn of pnhlic Debit.
Mnshinctnn Gossip.

WASHINGTON. April 1T Is estimated
that there has been decrease OF 81 900 IN
in the public debt since the first OF March.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02

TuE Mayors Message. May we be par
doued for requesting the Mayor 10 incorpO-
rate in his next message the fact that many
of our most prominent citizens have been
cured of rheumatism. neuralgia aud kindeed
complaints by Salvation Oil. and 70 recon-
mend this valuable medicine
10 must bc good. for everybody recon-
meuds &C. We mean Or Bulls Cough
SNrun. Price . cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
WELL. WELL. WE'LL.
COLUMBUS BATS WHEELING PITCHERS OUT OF
THE LOT.
The First Game for the New Wheeling Club
Played Yesterlay-It Was Not Excite
ing - Young Mitchell and La
Blanche Matched for SSOGO

The Wheeling team, having never
played together, bucked up against
the Ohio Statesmen at Colum-
bus, yesterday, and the result is not at
all discouraging 1t is as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
TT. PLEASANT NEWS.
Prof Kenney Did Not Cane MIR. spencer
Prominent Man Dead.

Pr. PLEASANT, w. Va, April THE
special from this place, dated March 80, in
regard to the difficulty between Hon. j. :.
Spencer and Prof W D. Kenuey. is true in
the main particulars, but a misrepresenta-
tion ia that Prof kenney reciprocated by
breaking his own cane over the head of the
prosecutor Mr.. Spencer sustained no
mari, whatever, the Gaming being all on his
side
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02

MONTREAL. April There is intense
dissatisfaction here at the tariff changes.
The duties on pork and lard especially have
aroused q deep feeling aud already mess
pork has gone mp 81 80 per barrel
The Press., 1890-07-10
WILL lNGTON.


 Mrs. Julia Holmes Dillworth and two daughters from Minneapolis, Minn., ar- rived Monday night at her fathers, hav- ing been telegraphed for when his case was considered hopeless. MT. Holmes is quiet and as comfortable as could be ex- pected, but is still securely confined in his room.
 -Dr. Higgins spent Sunday at his home in Mass.
 Every one was pleased with Mir. Hutchins, the Yale divinity student, who supplied the Baptist church last Sunday. He is graduate of Harvard, and goes to Colorado as pastor as soon as his studies are completed. Mir. Hutchins is the sixth son of Rev. Dr. Hiram Hutchins of Brook. lyn, N. Y.
 MT. Wilson Curtis still remains very feeble.
 Miss Annie D. Dimock is at home from New York for few weeks.
 The Misses Potter are at home from their school in Everett, Mass.
 Ruth De Wolf is.at home for the sum- mer vacation.
 Miss Grace Gurley and two little sis ters, Edith and Mary, have been visiting at Albert Sharp's.
 Somebody has been writing to the Courant in rather a misleading way in re- gard to MT. Holmes case. At first, with newspaper alacrity," we, as its corre- spondent, sent the Courant 8 postal card with the news of the attempted suicide, substantially what we subsequently, gave The Press. For some reason the Oourant did not use it, but on Saturday used The Press account, with somewhat altered phraseology. Monday it says MT. Holmes is one of the richest men in town, which is indeed "news," and at the date of the dis patch it is stated that he is low and not expected to live the night out. The facts are: Mir. Holmes is comparatively poor, which fact he has long breeding over he was, day or two after his reconciliation, and is now nearly as well as ever. His at quieting medicine, but his chief fear is that MT. Holmes may escape from the room in which he is confined and in some way succeed in killing himself.
 MT. O. H. Brown, just graduated from Newton theological seminary, will occupy the Baptist pulpit next Sunday. He comes as candidate. Last Sunday MT. H. B. Hutchins, @ graduate of liar yard, now of the theological seminary al New Haven, 8 son of Dr. Hiram Hutchins of Brooklyn, N. r., gave edifying and scholarly discourses.
 George Snow has again returned home and with increased facilities, new and i'm proved tools, he is prepared to resume watch, clock and jewelry repairing in { prompt and workmanlike manner.
 -Dr. Higgins was called yesterday te attend William Barrows, whose nose wal broken while playing base ball.
 Three crying wants. The repairing of the Baptist horse sheds, the plasterine over the choir loft in the church, and tho moving and clearing up of the old bury l ing ground.