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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
WFEEIING Wv VA. MORNING. SEPTEMBER g. 1890
FIREMEN MEET.
The Second Biennial Convention of the
Brotherhood.

SAN FRANCISCO. September s.-A
special train carrying 200 delegates to
the second biennial convention OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen ar
rived here yesterday afternoon from
Chicago.
The delegates were met at Oakland
by a local committee. Elaborate pre-
parations have been made for the en-
tertainment of visitors during the week.
The convention opened to-day, and in
accordance with the constitution OF the
order the proceedings are being con-
Quoted with closed doors.
Conversations with the delegates
strongly indicate that the policy pur-
sued by Chief Sergeant during the past
two years will be enthusiastically in
dorsed. The railroad strikes Of that
period will be considered in detail, and
it is probable that many changes in the
constitution will be made in the dircc-
tion of avoiding strikes except as last
resort in critical cases. The delegates
appear to be conservative, level-headed
men, anxious that their order shall Sc
cure public confidence, and anxious also
W NtNult bllt llNdl Nb-bl'A eNtN+A - N'''
railroad managers of the United States
in their efforts. Arbitration will be
strongly indorscd and important changes
made in the constitution and bylaws.
1t is taken without question that Grand
Master j. j. Hannahan and Secretary
and Treasurer Eugene V. DcbS will be
reelected. A new Executive Board
and Board Of Trustees are also to be
chosen.
This afternoon the delegates, togcth-
or with local railroad men and repre-
sentativeS Of other trade organza-
tionS, assembled in the Bijou Opera
House, the occasion being public re-
ccption at the hands of the State and
Municipal authorities. Addresses were
delivered by Governor Il. w. Water
man, Mayor Edward =. Bond, and re-
SponScs made by the leading officers OF
the Brotherhood. This evening the del
egatcs will be handsomely entertained
by the local members of the order, and
the session will be resumed tomorrow
morning.
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EASE BALL NOTES.
What the Cincinnati enquirer" Thinks
of GlenalVln.

of GlenalVln.
In the last Sunday edition of the Cincin-
natl ENQUIRER appeared the following in re-
lation to Gleualvin:
"Glenalvin, the fine little second-basc-
man Of the Chicagos, is not the young blood
he would have people believe, If there is
any foundation for the rumors floating
around the Tri-State League. II was whis-
pered among the Tri-State Leaguers long
before Glenalvin joined the Chicagos that
his name was not Glenalvin; that he had
been blacklisted bv some minor League a
season before, and adopted the alias OF
Glenalvin to conceal his identity. Anyhow,
he seized upon very queer alias, as Glen
alvin is name you rarely see. If these
stories are true, it may have an effect on
the games Glenalvin has been playing. II
would be tough on Arson to awake 10 the
fact that he had been playing disquall
fled PLAYER. Maybe these rumOrs are idle
ones
Speaking about Glenalvin IS 4 reminder
that he was attacked with that disease pc
culiar to young ball-players, known as
swelling of the Uranium. He had 1t so bad
that hatters in Wheeling had difficulty IN
getting his size. That tried and trusty old
war horse, Jack Shoupe, who had been IN
the harness since Candy Nelson and Bob
I0iEuNOu Mtlt NbulAE bANhN'Ff W. 49, 80
the Tri-State League He was on the
coaching line one day, when Glenalvin said
to the old war horse: Go hunt good
seat and sit down; you're too fresh for a
new beginner. Where did You ever play
before. anyhow"
Jack was paralyzed for a moment, but he
II like that burglar-proof nerve OF
yours" retorted Jack. Your oreide gall
will get you to the front If nothing else
does Me. Where did / ever play ball be-
fore. Why, you young whipper snapper,
was getting paid for playing ball before
You were out of long dresses
Best Of all Jack told the truth, for he was
In the professional arena along in the early
seventies. and Glenalvin is not more than
- years old.
The Bridgeport Clippers claim the cham
pionship of Bridgeport, Wheeling, Bell
aire Martins Ferry and all the surround
ing towns that play under 20 years OF age.
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Thought to Have Skipped.

ALBANY, y. Y, September Sit was
rumorcd that one of the men arrested
FOR being a party to the placing of OBJ
StructionS ON the New York Central
road had skipped the town. The whole
story of the movements OF the wreck
crS aStcr placing Instructions were
followed clcSely. There were five Of
them, and they were traced to the
house of friend, where they asked for
a drink Of water, probably at Lorenzo
Miller's, X. OF L. and a striker, who
afterwards went to work. This friend,
whoever he was, gave Bob Pinkcrton
the names of all in the party. The
name Of the man who is missing, it IS
rumorcd, is Ezra Iager. striking
Knight. Yager and Kirnan, the men
now in custody, have been together and
arrested lately for striking a Central
passenger conductor, but were let of
with q lipht fine.
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Another RnIlrond strike.

FINpLAY, ONO. September s.-Th'
brakemcn and Switchmen employed OF
the Toledo, Columbus and Cincinnati
railroad here went out to-day on ac
count of wage trouble. The brakemcr
wanted an advance from Sl.lj tc
-. and the switchmen in proportion.
which was refused. Freight business
is almost completely blocked. Passen
ger traffic is not interfered with. Al
attempt was made to run out a freight
train this morning. but the striker
spiked the switch and the ears could
not be moved
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To Re Arbitrated.

ScorrpALr. Pa, September ~ con-
,orence was held here today between Gen
n,.nI lGII''Jt Nanger T. l.. Lynch, of the Frick
GoEe S[,i e Co.. and Master Workman kerfoot
onJ 0UHS secretary c. NJ. Parker, the officials
oit of the 9 Knights Of Labor and twelve men asn
% otrstitnting ,.tt the local committee of the
S.nS,isTd SS,..n,jsrd Coke Works The conference
S,s%a yas for the purpose Of adjusting the trouble
WE .;,i.b H. has existed for some time PROPOSE
MI,e| ions we're made TO the effect that an arbi-
t,.ot;on .,oi5 committee be appointed to be COM
'iosed r,@,.i of one miner and one operator rep
rpeesentative. who are to make an lnvesJga-
- of the losses. etc. The Standard plant
Iii likely be started this week.
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HURRICANE IN ILLINOIS.
4 Church and Dwellings Wrecked ana
Crops Badly Damaged.

PAXTON, Ill, September s.-ThiS
city and vicinity were visited yesterday
afternoon by heavy rain accompa-
panied by hurricane, which inflicted
great damage to shade trees buildings
and crops. c
rregational Church, which had just I'M
dergone thorough repairs, the Spire be-
ing lifted of, raised to a considerable
height, and driven small end foremost
through the roof, where it remains.
The tin roof of the Charles block was
partially torn of and the interior dam
aged by water. Several small dwellings
we're blown from their foundations ana
serious damage was done to fruit ana
sbode trees in the country. Corn was
flattencd to the ground, and hay aud
Grain i'm stack suffered severely. 1t was
the most destructive storm experienced
for many wears.
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NEW TREASURY NOTES.
Complaint That an Effort Has Been Made
to DIscredit Them.

Nutcllk ltltQftlN ~ titt 4stBsctHs
WASHINGTON, d. c., September s.
Complaint has been made to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury that an effort has
been made to diScredit the new treasury
notes issued under the law of July IA,
1890. by presenting them at the Treas
ury for redemption in gold, and that
more than so per cent. OF the new
notes have been so redeemed. Acting
Treasurer Whelpley said to your cor
respondent to-day that the records of
his office showed that the total issue OF
these notes up TO September ;,
was s.. GOO. 600 in hundred dollar notes.
~. 400. 600 in thousand dollar notes, or a
total of -. OO9. 600. OF these there were
81. $50. 600 in the New York sub-treasury
for current use, and the balance - 400,
zoo. were presumably in circulation.
IL had been necessary To issue the notes
of large denominations first, in order to
bring the execution of the law upon the
date of its taking effect, and these
notes would not go into general circu-
lation: they would be used for bank
balances, or they might be paid
into the Treasury for customs
on internal revenue taxes. Mr.. Whelp-
ley thought that few of these notes
might have been redeemed in gold, but
there was no official evidence of that
fact. The present demand is for small
notes, and Mr.. Whelpley said that the
new ten dollar notes would not be ready
for issue before next week. The issue
of smaller notes will be delayed much
longer. At present the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing is having hard
work to supply the demand for small
notes of the old issues, which are needed
for moving the crops and cannot begin
printing the small notes authorized by
the new silver law until the present de-
mand ceases TO be so urgent.
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Tired Senators.

WASHINGToN, September Sly an
arrangement to-day MeSSrs. Aldrich and
Carlisle. who have been i'm charge of the
tariff bin for their respective sides, will
reserve their formal speeches upon the
measure until the report of the Confer
ence Committee is presented. IheN
ore both so worn out by tn,
strain of the past weeks that the
preparation of speeches Is lmpoSS.V]i'
before the vote ON the passage oi th'
bin is reached. The six hours OF gen
eral debate which is TO precede tna'
vote will be occupied by MeSSrS. ingallS
Hiscock and Jones, for the RepuoiicaHlS
and NesSrs Vance, West and Iurpie, loi
the Democrats. Senator German uoe'
not believe il possible to reach vote
before Wednesday.
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A NEW swIrcHMAN's BLUNDER.
smash-Up on the New York Central--rwo
Persons Injured.

Troy. n. Y, September S.-At 1870
O'Clock this morning a green Switchman'
who took the place Of striker at the
state street crossing in this city, tire"
a switch before the rcarrtruck OF an
Albany local as it passed.
The end of the car was carried over
against locomotive standing on the,
other track, and was partially turned
over against the stone wall at the north
end of the Congress street tunnel.
The last car was completely wrec ked'
and the next one ahead was badly dam
areo. OF the l. passengers in the rear
af the time all escaped but one, l.. D..
Miss. of Boston, who was cut on the
face and head by broken glass and his
elbow and hand gashed. His injuries
ore only slight, Conductor Hencion
was 4 so slightly injured. The locomo-
1--WE into which the ear crashed was
considerably c damaged. and was taken
IN the round house.
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At Pittsburg P. .Ll-Pittsburg Il, Cleve
land /.
At Chicago n. LJ-Chicago :, Pitts
burg B.
At Philadelphia u. L.)-Philadelphia 4
Brooklyn 3.
At New York N. L.)-New York-Bos
ton tie, 6 to 6 in llth.
At Buffalo P. LJ-Buffalo >, Chicago o
At Boston G. L.J-Boston Is, New
York &.
At New York CP. L)-Brooklyn :, Phil
adelphia >.
At Cincinnati - Cleveland-Cincinnati
postponed rain.
At Rochester Rochester /; st. Lonis 3.
At Baltimore Baltimore 3; Louisville !.
At Philadelphia-At >; Toledo >.
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AZ AWFUL ACCUSATION
A Nou Charged With blowing Up His Two
I.nN..

SILVER CuY. n. NJ September S.
Two boys, sons of John Murray, We're
blown to atoms at pinos Altos, Satur-
day l.-dt under very suspicious cir
cum--luceS
Murray and hi, wife parted several
years ago. The eldest boy was Grip
Piled by thc ears 40 Dcmiug. six years
ago. recovering damages from the
railroad company, and the money was
held Zoo trust for the crippled boy.
Yesterday afternoon word was zee
ccued chat both of tine boys had been
blown up boz 70 room adjoining that in
which the father and other brother
slept Murray ha, been arrested ON
suspicion 0i having killed his children
that lc might get possession OF the
trust fund
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CIRCUIT COURT.
The business Transacted Before Judges
panII and Campbell. Yesterday.

In Part one Of the Circuit Court
Judge Campbell, yesterday, in the mat
fer Of the condemnation proceedings IN
stituted by the Wheeling Bridge and
Terminal Railroad against Mary c.
Hamilton and Joseph II. Hamilton, and
Mrs Catherine BaIzer, petitions for the
onpointment Of commissioners were re-
rrived and he matter docketed aud con
tinucd.
In Part Two. Judge PAUL, the case
or Ernest Steihm " the c.. l.. * w. and
r. 90. Railroad Companies. was con-
tinued. WI.
Inther Hess, James Sutton and Ella
Stewart. who have been under arrest
charged with petit larceny, were ordered
formally discharged. the grand jury
having failed to return true billagainst
them.
Bernhardt w. Hose, a native Of Ger
many. was admitted to citizenship.
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AROUND tho world in Eighty Days.

Seats are going of rapidly for this fine
spectacular drama, which is 10 be present
ed ut the Opera House, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of this week, and there
is every indication that there will be a
large audience present, as well as line
performance. The play will be presented
bv a strong company. with the accessories
which have made IL such an attraction in
the East and throughout the country, dur
ing the past two or three seasons, and there
are anv number Of strong situations and
generally commendable features.
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Nrw NoRS, September S.-W. X. Med
hurst. "a Young Eugiishman who some time
ago inherited S500,00O from his uncle, ar
rived 40 this port yesterday on board the
steamship Tower Him from Liverpool. He
brought along with him his horses, car
riaEcs. etc, intending 20 remain here Tor
some time Some 50 900 worth of diamonds
were seized iu bis luggage, one being a
triple pearl necklace valued at 8 500, evi-
IDENTIFY intended for a lady He said If the
Goods were sold he would be there 10 buy
them
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Attempt to Wreck Another Train.

POUGHKEEPSIE, \. =, NeptemOer ).
A desperate attempt was made to-
night TO wreck the fast st. Louis and
Chicago express, which leaves New
York on the y. y. c. road at e p. m.
The train was tagged south OF Old
Troy, where the trackman found sever
al ties standing endwiSe in the culVert.
When he attempted to remove them he
was fired upon from the bushes.
The train was composed Of seven or
eight sleeping cars, all full, two coaches
aud baggage car. There were eight
ties ON the up main track. There were
also two ties placed along side OF the
rail toward the south, so as to ditch the
train. The train passed here half an
Iour late
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The Mntrons carry the Day.

ClNcINNAr1 o.. September s.-The
Superintendent Of the Cincinnati pub
lie schools tonight nominated all the
married women who are teachers in the
schools A test vote was taken and II
indicated that the Board of Education,
in spite of their recent resolution to the
contrary, would re-elect all Of them.
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PrTr,prRG. PA, September s.-A
special saws: Lightning struck the Of
fees Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many at Altoona. at noon to-day, com
pletely destroying them. Many valuable
paDers were burned. Loss not known
al present, but will be heavy. Traffic
Is temporarily suspended.
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VIII Meet Us Half Way.

TORONTo. ONT, September s.-The
Empire. government organ, comment
ing on Senator Shcrman'S reciprocity
resolution says: IF such resolution
passes we may be sure the Dominion
government will meet Congress half
way
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pir Strike AGAINST Non-Union Men

LONDON, September S.-The dock
laborerS, coal porters, sailors and fire
men, at Southampton, have struck
against the employment Of non-union
men. The strikers have placed pickets
at the railway stations, who menace
non-unionsts going from this city to
take their places.
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Tobacco Men Denounce the Mckinley Bill.

New YORK, September s.-Thc Leaf
Tobacco Board Of Trade recently issued
a call for a meeting Of importers of leaf
tobacco to take action on the Mckinley
tariff bill. The meeting took place to-
day and there was a very large attend
ance, the largest houses in the
trade being represented. The chair
man explained that it would
result in disaster to the trade if the
Mckinley bill was passed in the present
shape, and it would be impossible to get
the merchandise out of bond in the
time proposed by the bill. The meet
vg was unanimously in favor Of petit
tion to Congress protesting against the
passage of the bill in its present form.
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New Wells Coming In-Prospects OF the
Field Being the Best and Largest Ia the
state.

state.
sp.-ia, I,tertn 20 ts R.g.sfs-.
BELMONT. w. VA. September s.
The Belmont oil field iSnow about eight
mouths old and the prospects of the
field look brighter than ever. The
Prince OH COmpauy's well on Stuart
coming iu good, has heightened the field
about mile. and now comes IN Brown
N Mallory well ou the Green Rutten-
cutter farm, which widenS 10 half
mile. SIX months ago it was predicted
Che field would play out iu three months,
but one surprise has been followed by
another until now operators think the
Belmont field Is going to Doe one ot the
best u West Virginia. From the fact OF
tle large number of wells drilled So near
to each other. and the large amount OF
oil they have produced, 30 tends 90 show
that this is either very large pool or 90
is fed by other pools near by. II peo-
rle have been surprised 40 thc develop
mcut, iu the Belmont field, mo- less So
have they been surprised 40 the devel-
opmeuts iu the fields across the river.
The Mccullough well on the sam ko-
aud farm is nOw standing nearly iuN
of oil and vii. Dee shot this week. tt
will probably he a fair Wen. as 10 is sit
uated about one mile west bear
ing little south oi the Castle
OH compauy's No. I. The Green we'll,
belonging tO Ackcriy S Samue.S,
about two thousand feet southeast OF
the Castle OH Co.'s well. is doing five
barrels. Now here are three wells, one
of which. the Castle OH Co. : well, alone
s. doing fifty barrels, an separate from
thc Belmont field. and Indicating new
field of broad proportions. Besides these
there are four more wells drilling and
>cycra, wells drilling iu the same vicin-
ity.
Ackcrly IS Slmuc.s purchased the li4
l.rcs of the Ucudersh0t farm from
Brockuuier IS Boss ON private terms.
The lease is ou .o, J5, Newport town
ship. and adiOius thc Castle OH Co, $
,..Ii on the east side. The sale was ue-
-ot'atei by T. ~. Larsen, real estate
agent. of Belmont. w. Va.
Tbc Emery oil Co.'S so, e. righ. of
Nav. came iu yesterday, and started OF
800 5000 barrels.
TbrTaylor oil Co.'s No. came iu too
irv. and is doing 300 barrels.
-rl. Prince Oi Co.'s No. 4, Ou STUART
.. .rI holding up aud is making big
flows
Brown N Naucry'~ wc. ou the Green
pr-...ut-er lls wJdca o good showing
.r.I when ,ae is shot She will make %
-..I N.r -Four other wells vii. Dee boo
.rf.- N..N No nothing happens.
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He Fnvors EIcht-IIour Day.

BRUSSELS, September Sin his letter
to the Social Science Congress, now in
session at Licgc, Cardinal Manning
urged the establishment Of an eight
hour working day for miners, that no
women be employed in mines, obServ-
ancc of Sunday by the workmen, and
the adoption OF sliding scale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09

Loder's Hilarity Company appeared be-
fore a large audience at the Grand, last
night. The performance throughout was
first class and many new features were in
troduced. In fact the Hilarity company
made q decided hit, and are sure TO draw
crowded houses the remaining two nights
Of their engagement
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.

D.ed Of Transfer Left for Record Yester-
day.
The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record at Clerk hooh
office, yesterday: I'll.
Deed made July %, 1890, by Frank
Uirrs Of Elm Grove, to Margaret Ryan
for lot in Elm Grove. Consideration
Deed made September T. 1890, by j..
Harvey Long and wife, to Josie Il. Gray
vito VII If george Gray, for lot No. So on
the west side of South York street.
| Consideration. $1,000.
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West Virginia Pensions

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September s.
Pensions: Original-Sheeley ). Swan,
Sarah: VIM. Nixon, BufIalo-ShoalS;
Jonathan Weaver, Raleigh; Geo. w. II.
Beaver, Tunnellton; VIM. y. llorter,
WaaeStown; Jas. NJ. Keller, Wheeling.
ReiSSue-Perry G.. West, LoganSport;
Draper c. Duke, Morris; VIM. ). Dun
bar, Clear Creek.
Original Widows, &c.-Mary ~,
mother of David MEG. Patton, Left
Hand; Elizabeth, widow of VIM. IL.
Thomas, Spring Hill.
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SrpALIA, o., September S.-The brother
hoods of engineers, firemen, swltchmeh;
bralemen and conductors had closed
door meeting here Yesterday ior inc Pul-
pose of forming federation oil lralliiiSn lii y,n
pD the GouId system. Nothing could De
Ioarned of what decision they arrived at
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BurIvoEE. Mn. September N.-At "a
special meeting of the stockholders OF the
B. IS %. Railroad Company to-day, tnc
stockholders approved the contracts oe-
tween Che Baltimore and Ohio Rallroad
Company and the mortgage OF the Balti-
more Bel, Railroad 90 the Mercantile
Trust and Deposit Company, OF Baltimore
and also approved the contracts with tne
Akron and Chicae0 Junction Railroad Com
uluV
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,yny a Young Woman Drowned Herself

CHICAGO. September s.-Miss Nellie
NeNIahon. % years old. committed sui
eide by jumping into the lake yesterday
borouse her mother Scolded her for be-
inr half an hour late in returning home
one night last week.
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uor.eIumpinr Record Broken.

ErNIEA. y a.. September >--At Maple
Avenue driving park this afternoon the
worlds record for high jumping was broken
los the horse k0seDerry, owned 10y Moore
house * Pepper of Toronto, who cleared
the bars no seven feet aud five-eighths or
am inch The best previous records also
made by Roseberry at Chicago was feet
llt inches Many thousand people wit
messed the feat
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Worse than Reported.

MONTREAL. September S.-The failure OF
Wm Donahue * Co, wholesale grocers, is
much worse than reported. Montreal rea
Rank is involved TO the extent OF S'gOVO'
and the whole amount will amount to S@'o'-
nhl
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PHILADELPHIA, September s.-Three
Of the Athletic base ball players insti-
tuted suits to-day for salaries. The re-
naming eleven players, it is said, will
institute similar proceedings later in
fhn Meek
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rnl,nm KnncI,ed out Cnsey.

New ORLEANS, September s.-Arthu
Upham. the New England middle
weight. knocked out Tom Casey, OF this
city. in four rounds tonight. The
fight was for 5000 purse, offered 10y
the Audubon Athletic Association.
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DlncIeY Re-elected.

LEWISTON, ME-. September S.-Re-
turns from a large portion Of the cities
aud the towns in the Second district
show that Ex-Governor Dingley is re-
elected to Congress by nearly 1000 ma
iority over Allen. Democrat.