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How 1t Was!

At the battle of Gettysburg | was shot
through the left leg and was sent to the
hospital The army surgeons relieved me,
hut pronounced my case incurable. 1t dis
charged pieces of bone and for years | have
suffered with a running sore. ! tried
everything which my limited means would
allow. and experienced no relief until
tried Sulphur Bitters. / am now almost
well and shall continue their use.-O'd Sol
dir
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jews Fleeing from Russia.

BERLIN. August 2-The leading Jewish
firms in Berlin, Hamburg and Frankfort
have communicated with representative
Jews in London for the purpose Of pre-
pairing relief for the distressed Jews. Let
ters from Rabbis In Russia mention Sep
tember as the period for enforcing the reg
ulations. The dread Of wholesale trans
portation 10 Siberia for failure 10 observe
the edicts will impel the flight westward
of many thousands Of Jews.
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.Ierusalem a. a Common MerIdIan.

LONDON, Aug. 2.-An international con-
ference for the purpose Of fixing common
meridian is proposed 10 be held al Rome
next wear The conference Will also ar
range a system Of universal standard time
The suggestion which is likely TO be most
strongly urged upon the conference, is 70
select the meridian Of Jerusalum as the
common one, replacing Washington and
Greenwich
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DIR. McGonigal Admitted to Bail.

New YORK, August 2.-Judge Beach, of
the Supreme Court. this afternoon decided
that Dr. McGonigal, accused of performing
an abortion on Annie Goodwin and causing
her death, must be admitted to bail, and
fixes the amount at $4,000; Mrs. Shaw, an
accessory after the fact, is to be bailed in
the amount of $1,000; and McGonigal's
coachman, William Davis, must be dis
charged from custody.
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Brooklyn in First Place.

New YoRK, August 2.-The result Of the
game at Washington Park, Brooklyn, to-
day, places the Bridegrooms in first place
in the National League race. Score;
Pittsburg. g............O 0 0 0 O. >
Brooklyn yn...........2 .
OPitchers Baker and Terry; errors, . and
l; base hits, > and "A; earned runs, none
and 6; umpire, Powers.
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: ----1- = n 7-|IIg N'I-7-'T-
....-.e W. VA. August There was
-.-.. ---rout at the Democratic prlma-
county today and the best feel
i.-...i. In the vote between Wilson
s.-a. Wilson has good majority.
raee was nominated for County
p. Hoge for Circuit Court Clerk,
uerdick for Commissioner, and
R. Thompson for the Legislature.
-.r-,rn was not candidate, but every
- .n the county went for him almost
lsly. aud ne has consented TO ac-
.... -fe nomination The ticket IS con
-.I % strong one and win be elected by
good majority
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DESPERATE KILLED.
A Small Sized Riot in a North Carolina
Town.

RALEIGH, n. c., August 2-This after
noon negro named julius Jones' had a
difficulty with white man on the princi-
pal business street, and knocked him down.
Policeman Hogue called on VIM Ultri, a
well known newspaper man. to assist
in quelling the disturbance. Jones knocked
Ultri down, and in the scuffie with
Officer Hogue got his club, and was about
to use il when the officer drew a pistol and
fired three times at Jones in quick success
sion. the last shot proving fatal One shot
struck clerk in neighboring store in the
leg. Some feeling was exhibited among
the negroes at the killing Of Jones.
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Immense Pilgrimage to Mecca.

CoNsTANTrNoPLE, Aug 1.-The number
of Turkish pilgrims 10 the shrine Of Mecca
this year is estimated at 10000 The Porte
is said TO be greatly alarmed at the pros
pect Of this great army Of travellers spread
ing cholera on their return 10 their homes.
Such precautions against this calamity as
the bankrupt treasury and insufficient gov
ernment of the Sultan will allow are being
taken
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Treasurer and Manager swindlers

New York, August 2.-Clement ]. Chal-
Ter. the treasurer, and VIM. w. Chandler,
Jr., the manager of the Erie Transfer
Company, at the foot of Chambers street,
this city. were arrested yesterday, charged
with Systematically defrauding the com
pany They spent the night in police head
quarters. 1t is estimated that they have
succeeded in swindling the corporation out
of not less than $4,000.
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smear rrnst Statement Sod Week.

New York, August mir. Theodore \.
Havemeyer says that the getting out OF the
plan of the Sugar Trust reorganization now
rests with Kidder, Peabody Il Co. \ full
statement of the assets Of the trust VIII be
furnished to them and their statement and
plan NAV be ready by the end of next week.
None of the trustees receives a salary for
his services as trustee.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
THE TARIFF DISCUSSION CONTINUED IN TIE
SENATE.
A Strong Attack Made on the Pottery Schedules
by the Dsmocrats-Blair Explains His Res
OutOn-Plumb's Revolt Paralyzng to
Protectonists- Other News

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 2.-The
Tariff bill was taken up in the Senate, the
question being upon Mr.. Vests amend
ment 10 reduce the duty on decorated
china TO 80 per cent. ad valorem, and on
plain white, undecorated china to 40 per
cent. instead of 90 and 60 and 80 per cent.
in the House bill and of 80 and 80, as pro-
posed by the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Vest argued in support Of his
amendmendment, and having had accession,
in the course of his remarks, to
question a statement made by Mr..
Brewe pottery: manufacturer of
Trenton. n. j.. he spoke of that gentle
man as having, woen he was men,
Der of the House of Representatives at the
time the tariff bill of 1888 was before that
body. exhibited piece of ware known as
"belleekn and said that that represented in
its cost 90 per cent. of labor, conveying the
impression that that ware was generally
manufactured in this country, while the
fact was that the article exhibited was the
only one made at the time, so that the as
sertion that ii represented 80 per cent. OF
labor was probably true He, therefore,
did not choose TO take Mr. Brewers state
ment. MesSrs. Hiscock, Allison and 9TH
ers took part in this debate.
THE AMENDMENT LOST.
After further discussion of the China
ware paragraph Mr. George took the floor
and made long speech on the general sub
ject Of the tariff, contending that protec-
ton had nothing to do with the wages, but
that they were governed by the various
surrounding circumstances. Mr.. Platt re-
PEELED and denounced an assertion made by
Mr.. George to the effect that while the
duty on steel rails was a Sl1 ton the labor
eha a,.ffain only II n
The vote was taken on Mr.. Vests amend
ment and the result was-yeas IL, nays 20
no quorum. Then Senate then ad-
iOurnad
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SHOOK OFF a SHROUD.
Henry Mather Arises in His Coffin and
Enjoys Himself.

CucAGo. August Grape was hung at
the door Of John Browns house, in Evans
ton. on Monday last 10 announce the death
of Henry Mather During his sickness the
only nourishment that Mather could take
was whisky and water. He repeatedly
begged for undiluted whisky. but was re-
fused
After the doctor pronounced him dead
ne was laid out i'm the back parlor. At 3
o'clock I'm the morning an unusual noise
was heard down stairs, and when Mr..
Brown reached the parlor he was dumb
/ founded 10 see Mather sitting up with
bottle of whisky in his hand and cigar IN
his mouth. If YOU would have given me
this before would have been better long
ago. said Mather, taking drink from the
bottle Mather is now on a fair way TO re-
cover
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nerkeIey county Democrats.

Isleqr1m 70 ne Rsgisfsr
lrrrrNSBrRG. W. VA. August The
Dan rats of Berkeley county selected
......-es to the State and Congressional
...--ror. today After the meeting
-...-.- F.ulkner appeared and was re
- o.n rrar applause. H' was es-
.....l .-,.. ,.. meeting by q committe aud
.I -.. an-au- ls-.c Democracy for
'.....,. r.rr Hf, aiirl,, Was am eloquent
.-1 -,.e.-r. eNn0s.ru Of Democratic
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Association Games.

Al Philadelphia Athletic 0. Columbus
3 hits, each: errors, 5 and /; pitchers.
Seward and Knauss.
At Syracuse-Stars 0, Louisville : hits,
; and a. errors, ! and !; earned runs.
and (; pitchers, Lincoln and Ehret; um-
pire, Curry
At New York Brooklyn >, Toledo {;
earned runs. ! and !, pitchers, Murphy
and HealY
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ENDORSED MCDOWELL.
renee County Republicans Stand by

Lawrence County Republicans Stand by
the Nominee.
SHARON, PA, August Mercer county
Republicans are jubilant tonight over the
action of the Lawrence county Republican
committee endorsing Major McDowelrS 5
nomination to-day The Majors friends
now predict his election by handsome
majority in November even if a second
candidate is placed in nomination. They
claim that the Beaver and Butler county
committees did not represent the sentiment
of the voters and that his vote
in cthose counties viii be much
larger than expected.
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Beat the Pirates.

CHICAGO, August 2.-To-day, in the pres
ence of 6,l20 people, the New York Play
ers League neatly took Comiskey's men
into camp Tim Keefe started topitch for
New York, but in the fifth inning gave
way to John Ewing who finished in good
form.
Chicago ......- .....l q o.
New York ........3 o o o / 9
Pitchers. Baldwin and Keefe; base hits,
New York Q, Chicago 10; errors. and (;
earned runs ! and ., umpires, Snyder and
Pearce
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KnIed In a Wine Shnft.

,TNANpoAH. PA. August John O.
1t Charles Mulhern were both in
ulled this morning i'm the shaft of
fa.ier colliery, No. ., at Rappahan-
,a 1erated bv the Lehigh Valley Coal
1y The engineer lowered instead
sting the cage. and allowed il 20 fall,
.-e TWO men were crushed In the bot
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DOUBLE ELOPEMENT.
Four Children Run Away and Get Them
selves Married.

SUsQUEHANNA, PA, August 2.-Walter
Hobbs, aged Il, and Annie Hobbs, aged IA,
children Of Jasper Hobbs, of Arrat, took a
neighbours team dnring their parents alb
sence and ran away with George Wyman
and Myrtle Wyman, aged Is and Il, re-
spectively. The two couples drove to
windsor, n. Y, and were married Legal
steps will be taken by the elder Hobbs to
regain his children.
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Fresh Honors to Mr.. Wilson.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-Representative
Wilson has received cordial invitation
from the Democratic Committee OF the
State of Washington TO attend a conven-
tion to reorganize the party, September lO:
They want him TO start the organization OF
the Democratic party and promise to meet
him with a special train and show him
every honor. Mr.. Wilson will accept if he
can get away.
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KNoCKED HIM OUT.
Bu, the Husband cot Mad and Wanted
Divorce.

NusE-rsgE. pA. August Judge
Woodward refused % grant "a divorce 10
Henry ID Spenner to-day His deposition
was Cha, his wife, Sarah, knocked him
down split his Dip, blackened his eye and
red to choke him while asleep. The hus-
band weighs l2l pounds and his wife PA.
The defendant denied the charge and said
ler husband was worthless and let her at
.en1 to all business. One day she chal-
e1eed h.m to Boz q man. or get out IL was
leridet to settle the difficulty with bare
.e., u tle par.Cr. The woman came out
nlst best. knocking her husband ont in the
.,lr.1 round Mrs. Spenner then said I;
NoW j am boss and 1 am going TO run the
business. Speuner got mad and sued for
divorce The parties are well connected.
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RaIIet Girl Attempts Suicide.

ZAxEsvrI1E, o., August lit leaked out
today thas one of Barnum's ballet girls,
going under the name of Ella Connor, at
tempted suicide last night with laudanum.
She had grown despondent over dockages
to her salary, and wrote a note to chum
saving her body would be found in the
woods. Search was made, and she was
found insensible under tree. She was re
stored TO consciousness and taken with the
eh
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An uItramontane After the Grand Old Man

LONDON, August 2.-The Hish catholic,
an influential ultramontane organ. bitterly
upbraid, MIR Gladstone for ignoring the
claims of the Pope TO temporal power, and
specifies recent speeches Of his wherein he
took what the paper declares 10 be ground
inconsistent with his former position on
that question.
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Rusie Very wild.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 2-To-day's game
was lost for New York by Rusie's wild
ness, he giving five men bases on balls all
of whom scored. Attendance 800. Score ::
Cleveland .......O 3 0 o 0 =
New York. ..........O 0 0 0 0 0 0 / =
The game was played in the rain, by or
der of President Brush. Pitchers, Beatin
and Rusie. Earned runs, and ,. I'm
pire, Clark and Smith.
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...,,., ,,cKinIev.s Sister Buried.

CANTON. o.. August Funeral services
over the remains of Miss Anna Mckinley
were held yesterday afternoon. A large
coucourse of people was in attendance TO
paw respects to the memory Of this beloved
woman. and floral offerings were plentiful;
Congressman Mckinley was present ana
left for Washington this evening.
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Preacher Charged with immortality

SEDM1A. Mo, August 2.-Rev. W. Whip
pie. aged go, pastor of Harmony Baptist
Church, is undergoing an investigation by
the Pensioners Of his church, on the charge
of having been intimate with Miss Gross,
the divorced wife of a railroad Switchman.
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CoMPLErK'D raE BILL.
Hoar's Condensation OF the Election
Fraud.

,
Fraud.
WASHINGTON. August 2.-The Federal
Election bill was completed by the Repub-
lican members of the Senate Committee
yesterday. IL is briefer than the House
bill, in one case seventeen sections being
boiled into three. IL will be presented at Il
Republican Senatorial caucus on Monday
night, il being expected that Senator Hoar
will have returned by that time. Notwith-
standing the bill is smaller than the one
which passed the House, it is reported to
contain every material feature. The section
relating 10 Federal troops was eliminated,
as existing law gives the President power
to use Federal troops at elections when an
emergeucv demands IT,
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BUFFALO. August 2-The Bisons played
a great game to-day, and downed the bean
eaters, after one of the most exciting strug-
giles ever seen on the diamond. Attendance,
2,262 Score:
Buffalo ..............O q o
Boston n..............O % o o d 0 o O. ,
Hits, ; and 10; errors, 3 and I; earned
runs, > and :; pitchers, Cunningham and
Gumbert. umpires Sheridan and Cum
bert.
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Business Resumed.

BUENos AYREs, August2.-It is expected
that the Bourse here, which has been closed
for some days in consequence of the insur-
rection, will reopen on the 18th inst The
Government has resumed negotiations
with an English syndicate for new loan.
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Mr. Blaine at the Harrison Cottage.

CAPE MAY. August 2.-The President
drove over to Cape May this morning, and
while waiting for Secretary Blaine to fin
ish his breakfast, he held a reception in
the corridor Of the Congress Hotel, after
which. in company with Mr.. Blaine and
Gen. Sewell, he drove back to his cottage
NJ Cane Nav Point
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ABERDEEN, 5. D, August "A dust biz
zard struck here at 5 o'clock last night and
lasted about 10 minutes. When the wind
subsidized the mercury stood at lO5 degrees.
An crops are seriously damaged by the
heat and drouth.
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In Statu Quo.

CITY OF MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON, August
2.-General Molina Guirola, Minister of
War for Salvador telegraphed to Senor
Geronimo Pou, the Salvadorian Consul
here, that affairs with Guatemala are in a
tate of statu quo.
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stole s4o.OoO worth Of stocls.

ST. Louis, No. August ID. L. Mayer,
who lives at 1923 Washington avenue, had
stolen from his room last night $4,000
worth of mining stocks and small amount
of cash. Negotiations on the stocks will
be stOpped
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RECONCILED.
Lord and Lady Dunlo Meet, Kiss and
Make Up.

LONDON. August lady Dunlo
whose value as d theatrical star has been
greatly increased By the result of the re-
cent divorce suit. will shortly make a tour
of ireland with the Venus" company,
conducted by Manager Harris. OF the
Drury Lane She will also appear al that
famousl theatre with the company next
winter. Lord Dunlo has had an interview
with Lady DunlO since the termination of
trial Of his divorce suit. and reconcilia-
tion has been effected. Lady Dunlo, In
her tour of the provinces, will appear IN
the character Of Venus.
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Rig Coffee Firm Fails.

New ORLEANS, August 2.-James Clark
Il Co, coffee dealers, have made an assign
ment of their property TO their creditors
Their statement shows their liabilities TO
be Sl5S, 600, assets SOS, 1000.
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Emin'sGreat Victory.

ZAXzIBAR, August 2-Emin has had Sc
we're fighting at Nasal and Ugogo. He
killed many natives by using the Maxim
gun. He seized 200 head Of cattle. He
defeated the Ugogos with great slaughter
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NATIONAL GAME.
League Contests Yesterdsy-Latham Goes
to Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., August 2.-The Cincin-
natis won to-day's game from the Philadel-
phias by hard and timely hitting. Wick
cry was batted so hard that he was taken
out and Gleason finished the game. Arlie
Latham was signed TO play with the Gin
cinuatis for the balance Of the season. The
deal with Won Der Abe was closed this
morning, Cincinnati paying $500 for the
ex-Brown Stocking player. The score:
Cincinnati. OO9 g 0 3-il
Philadelphia. 0 o o o 0 o 3 O. 3
Earned runs, Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia
I hits, Is and 5; errors, 0 and 4; pitchers,
Mullane, Harrington and Keen; umpire,
McQuaid.
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Decidedly a Midget.

>l.NvoNIN. PA, August 2.-The most
uHve baby ever seen here was born
family of Jesse Oran, Of this place
-.' child measures exactly five inches in
l, and hundreds Of visitors have call
'- .o see the midget.
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BIRMINGHAN, August 2.-Mr. Joseph
Chamberlain, in u speech here tonight.
said the government had made tactical
mistake in introducing the license bill dur
ing session that was crowded with bus
mess
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y- telegram 10 fhs S'nigy Register.
puSrESBrRG. W "a. August 2.-The
Ram lean Executive Committee this ar
-.r.olr nominated JohnF. Laird for the
I.-.,.f .fure. % till the vacancy caused by
-.ie. nation Of DR. Bond. the regular
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CANTON, o., August 2.-Lawrence Nick,
an inmate of the Stark County lnhrmary,
died two weeks ago. To-day word was re-
ceived that he had fallen heir to 100000 in
Germany. The authorities in that coun-
try were notified Of his demise.
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switchmen strike at Lima.

CHICAGO, August "A dispatch from
Lima, Ohio, says the night switchmen in
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton yards
struck last night because the company
took off one of the engineers. The trains
are blockaded with cars.
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l--Trfl ') ffs Register.
ruvoNr. w. Va. August Charley
r.-.r. SON of Lawrence HOran, was
--vr from hack this afternoon and
broke tsr-l, leg below the knee.
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PLAYERS LEAGUE.
The Tail Enders Make "A Day of Vic
tory.

PITTsBURG, PA, August 2.-The Play
ers' League won over the Brooklyn boys
by getting in more hits and less errors,
with an encouraging home run by Beckley.
Pittsburc. o 6 Oil
Brooklyn. 0 0 3 q 0 0 0 o. 3
Base hits, IA and :; errors. , and 8;
batteries, Staley and Quinn, Vanhaltren
and Hemming; umpires, knight and Jones.
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100 Denths Prom ChoIera.

CAIRO. August 2.-The cholera is increas-
ing at Mecca Yesterday there were 800
deaths from the disease.
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BLAIR'S RESOLUTION.
The New Hampshire Crank Explains His
Desire to Limit Debate.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 2.-The res
olution offered yesterday by Mr.. Blair,
instructing the Committee on Rules 10 re-
port within four days. a rule for the in
corporation of the previous question or OF
some method for limiting and closing de
bate in the parliamentary procedure OF the
Senate, was taken up. Mr.. Blair said that
Senators had spoken TO him indicating
their desire to be heard before action
should be taken in the matter, and who
were not ready to proceed this morn
ing. but he desired to say that he
had offered the resolution not with
special reference TO any pending bill, but
with a feeling that there was necessity
for the proposed change. The period had
arrived, he thought, when in the transac-
ton of the cOuntry's business the Senate
must have some way by which larger
number of important public measures
could be decided. The difficulty hitherto
had been in the other house of Congress,
but that difficulty had been as all the Sen
ators knew, removed TO some extent, so
that action was obtained there more
promptly than formerly
4 CUTTING ANSWER.
MIR. Morgan reminded Mr.. Blair of the
loug time six or seven weeks consumed
in the consideration of the Educational
bill. and said that that time had not been
wasted, as the result of the discussion Of
that bill had been its defeat-lust as he
hoped the debate on the Tariff bill would
result in the defeat of that measure.
The resolution was, on motion Of Mr. Al
drich. returned TO the Committee on Rules.
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Lucky Bean Eaters.

BosToN, August2.-The National League
would have gone down before Anson's men.
Stein pitched well, out the Bostons were
lucky in punching their hits. Bostons'
errors were numerous and costly. At
tendance, 3,l75.
Chicago. o..............0 ! y
Boston. .............I 0 o 9 0 0 - 3
Earned runs, , and 5; hits, 6 and -;
errors, and 1 pitchers, Kittridge and
Bennet: umpire Tindall.