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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-24

Commencing July lst. there will Doe es-
rabushcju through line of hrst-class Yes
ribuIed Pullman and Wagner Sleeping
Cars daily between Cincinnati, Dayton,
Toledo. Detroit. Nack.uaw City. and all
principal resorts of the Upper Peninsula
OF MICHIGAN. VIA the C.. II. X ID. IL. IL. and
Afcli-lu Central t0 Mackiuaw.
sleeper, win Dee attached 20 trains leav-
ing Cincinnati at Top. m. daily except sat
urdav. returning. leave Aackinaw at g q.
u daily except sunday
The advantages secured by purchasing
through tickets via this route composed OF
such favordbIv and well known lines as
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad and Michigan Central Railway
must Doe apparent 20 all first-class travel.
SO other line can offer such advantages as
OBJ accommodations and route, allowing
stop over at Toledo and Detroit, then con-
tiuuing your journey 90 the most lovely re
sorts ON the American continent
For pamphlets pertaining 10 Macnac
Island and other summer resorts reached
via this line write % any agent of the c.,
H. N ID Is. r.. or 70 r. O. Mccormick,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent No.
200 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-24
Five Men Drowned.

BUFFALO. August 22-Two unknown
men were drowned i'm the lake OFT the foot
of Michigan street last night. They were
in sail boat which had filled. the mast
being broken of by squal, causing a hole
iu the bottom. The bodies have not oeen
recovered. They are supposed To- nave
come from some point up the lake shore or
from Canad1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-24

Whom pcr-lu with lcliratc c0n-tIfuu0I
bias 90 tendency CO. catarrh coz consumption
whether this tendency Is inherited or result,
from taking cold ca~ily-it i. noticeable that
th" person invariably lose, flesh and LOSES
strength showing that the nutrition i- inter
forced with lu such case. the sufferer hould
500 once Dee placed under Influences that viii rr-
~tore the defective nutrition and trud COB iuFls-
uratr thc constitution % is to Doe remembered
chat boz every ease thc presence of cItIrrh - 1900
evidence of uredi>po~iti0u to consumption. and
un matter how slight the attack mlf br ~
should o. treated with the greatest care. ami
fhr treatment should Dec continued until all
cat4rrh is allowed t0 roach tlr smallest tubes
100 thc lungs which condition i- indicated by
the splitting mp OF yellow mHt'rial-fhen
immediate attention to thc mlHdy b. le.
mlnl.l. " .crIou. Inng trOuDle VIII r-.uI-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-24
SPORTING REVIEW
HAPPENINGS OF THE DIAMOND, TURF AND
RING.
Boston and Brooklyn Boast the Leaders in the
Base Ball World-Race for the Pennants-
Pugilisde Notes-Twf Topics and
General Sports.

The week has been almost without
special incident in base ball circles.
The Western clubs have started on their
Eastern trip, and with the usual result.
They have been gradually tumbling
downward and their rivals crawling up
higher on the ladder. In the Players
League the race for the pennant seems
10 have narrowed down TO Boston and
Brooklyn. ComiSkey'S men have proven
a gigantic disappointment, while the
Giants have suffered an almost irrepara-
bic injury i'm the accident TO Tim Kecfe
which will incapacitate him from
work for at least a month. In the final
battle Boston ought to win The club
is stronger in both field work and bat
ting than their rivals, and it is only the
magnificent generalShip of Ward that
has kept his wonders up to their pres
ent mark.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-24

In the National League Byrnes' bride
groomS seem to have "A firm hold on first
place, Boston is almost an equal GER
tainty i'm second place, while Gin
cinnati has passed Harry Wright's
''phillieS" and is third by Il
close margin. 1t looks very
much like the clubs will end in that or
der. The PhilieS have taken a diSas-
trouS slump, and it is not probable that
they will end better than fourth. Chi
cago, New York. Cleveland and Pitts
burg are firmly anchored in the tail end
division. The record of the three or
carnations up to Saturday, is as fol-
lows.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-24


President Phelps, of the American
Association, in an interview is very
guarded i'm his utteranceS. He says the
Association would not thing of joining
the Players League in the midst Of Il
prosperous season, but what next sea-
son will bring forth he can not say. 1t
is certainty that some of the ASSocia-
tion magnateS have talked over the
matters with representatives, of the
PLAYERS League. Whether the Assoc
citation contempateS joining forces with
the new league or is assuming a myS-
FERROUS air as 10 its futuee actions to
scare the National League is question
no one seems able TO answer
r. r.
The one thing in base ball now that
New Workers enjoy is the great bench
work of Pat Murphy, Jim Mutrie'S pet.
Pat was the first to jump the Brother
hood and sign with the League club.
His reasons were that ne never got a
show 10 play and objected TO having his
light hid under "a buShel. He got a
show this season against weak teams
and yet fell far short of good ball
player. John b. Day is putting out
S3.5O0 good money for this bench
warmer Tim Nlup0nc
Tho wonderful performances of the
PttSburg PAGER, Dallas, have drawn
more than unusual attention to that
speedy horse. Dallas is years old. by
Almont Boy, first dam RoSina. He was
bred by Dr. Perchen, of Nashville,
Tenn When "a 3-year-old Inc was pur-
chased by % couple of Young gentlemen
of Nashville TO DE used as saddle horse.
His work i'm that line was so unSatiS-
factory that the young men concluded
% try him ON the track. This was
done. and the most famous PAGER of the
year showed anything but an inclina-
tion to- pace, giving evidence of being Il
willing trotter instead.
While his trials on the track were i'm
progress. Michael Mccormick, of the
East End. his present owner. and Capt.
sam KEYS arrived i'm Nashville. At the
suggestion of Capt. Keys, Mr.. McCor-
mick bought the gelding for a sum much
below his present value. His first per
formance was ON the Youngstown track,
two years ago. where Capt. Keys gave
him a mark of 2:34i4 Last year Pat
/ Higgins took Dallas i'm charge and Sc
cured him record of 2:22 flat at Balti-
more. His first sensational performance,
/ however. was at the Lexington meeting,
T October Is. 1850, when i'm the fifth heat
of the 2:l6 class trotting race he paced
second 10 Budd DOble, who was forced
under the wire i'm 2;13ls. He started
this year by winning the Bellevue House
I Cup at the Point Breeze meeting, Phila-
delphia, lowering his mark He won his
race at Homewood as he pleased. and
took heat in Cleveland i'm PHI his
nreSent mark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
RELIGIOUS WARFARE.
GIoody Conflict m "a Church in Ere
rOuU.

bloody Conflict lu thtlth ih hi''-
roum.
4 dispatch from Cou-t1uiuopic to Oh,
London Times states that official dispatches
from ErIeroum give the following accouai
1fa fatal conflict between Mu,sulmans and
armenian, which recently occurred ln an
Armenian church at that place. The Otto
nan authorities. having received lulorma-
zion that an Armenian church and school
.y.r. beiu. used for the manufacture and
storage of arms. ordered the premises to Do
searched This was accordingly done with
the assistance 0f the pairiarchal Ylcir
,ud tha director OF the school
but nothing OF "a suspicious character wa
found. Ou the following day certain
oumbcr of Armcnians closed their shops
and ba,ing gathered i'm group. n streets.
utacked and pillaged some Mus-uimau
.hopS. Patrols were organized tO maintain
order. aud as one of them was passing ODD
font Of the church where the malc0ntent-
aad assembled. the latter fired. one 90 ihe
soldier, being killed and four others wound
I'D. several revolver shots, moreover were
drod from the roofs OF the nelghborln-
houses. and stones were thrown at the
guard.
An ahray ensued in which eight Ar
menian. lost their lives. among them being
fhc ,acri,tan 81 the church, who was Killed
hy a revolver bullet which was ircd from
inside the building. A second Armenian
wa, also shot by "a revolver, the other SIN
DIVING from knife wounds. Ten Aunculans
,i,o were wounded in the head from ,ton. =
or blows with sharr-edged msrumen s.,
while ABOUT sixty received contuoions.
The Mu,,ulman-, on the other hand,
counted two killed and forty i've wounded.
the majority 81 The later having received
blows from hatohs and clubbed weapons.
owing to the measures taken by the au-
thorities. tranquility has now been re-
stored and the town mas reganed iis normal
nsnect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS
AN ENDORSEMENT OF UNITED
STATES SENATOR VANCE.

The Western Revenue CoUectorshiP-
Dwelling Burned at Aurora-E Regatta
at Morchead City-Durhnm's Cotton
MnI-Gieanings.
RALEIGH. ". c., July b.. special. a
sensation was created atdepot mere to-day bJ
the appearance of police officers. who had %
coffin which contained the corpse of a color
cd woman, and which had just been put on
thceast bound passenger train, taken on and
carried to IenoN Hospital. The dead WOO
man was tle wife of John Di-hmau. They
had mot lived peacefully together, and ehe
died suddenly causing su~piclon- ot ioul
play. This was increased Dos his attempt
to send her body away. Dishman was ar-
rested and body was held for pos, mor,em.
Mr.. Logc Harris arrived here to-day from
Washington CITY. where ho went tO hold
consultation with powers Chat Doe. about
the appointment OF "a successor to john H.
ElNc-. rejected collector OF Western North
Carolina revenue district Harris say
that friend, OF Eayes at Washington aro
indignant about hi, rejection. anal That hc
will he appointed t0 some other ohr.
equally as good. II has been reported That
the President would a-ain appoint E1''-
collector. but Harris says tul, is not true.
boz Will however Dee provided for
y special from Aurora. Beaufort county.
saws the dwelling of john x. Boyd. near
that place was consumed Dos fire sunday
uight. while the family were at church; tnr
house was burned to the ground and roth-
ing was saved. the loss was about TWO
thousand dollars. There was no in,u-
luco.
Halifax county Democratic convention
composed of a.large majority of Farmers
Alliance men unanimously passed rD~olu-
tiou- yesterday endorsing senator ancc.
The town of Boone. in Nautauga county.
WAS yesterday connected with Blowing
Rock Bog telegraph.
I'm grand regatta at M0rehe1d city yes
rrl1y the -harpie race Wa, won bt the
"\ i0la." The pcunaut WAS presented hl
Governor FoWle.
Iuc Commonwealth Cotton Factory ONE
pluy. which will shortly erect mammoth
cotton mill at Durham, purchased the site
Yesterday for the building n is near thc
Richmond and Ddnyille depot, and cost
$1,000.
Durham D.. moving for a bonded ware
house. The matter WAS laid before Obj.
commonwealth club last evening, and
committee was appointed. consisting of
Albert Kramer chairman: B. y. Duke. II.
j. Bass. j. =. Carr and y. +. lluulN, t0 -e-
cure subscriptions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
4 Tieer-HnniIng LadY.

A correspondent of the Allahabad Pioneer
sends To- that paper au account given by a
native lady OF the part She took m killing a
tiger. She and party Of friends were IN
r4mp,d iu tine jungle when they were M
formed that a tiger lay asleep in uullah
.lo-r hg. The leader of the camp, Mr. l..
". Mclean. timber merchant, of Amba, al
once resolved % attack the animal. \
aarty was formed and 400 advance made on
ae lair off the tiger The animal was
0und and promptly fired az and wounded,
and IT, DO threatened t0 charge 10, assallants
Ihey rctrcat0d lUt 90 time. The tiger, how
ever. did not leave the nullah. From
This point the narrator proceeds. The sahlb
said Ae would -1 back tO sine tiger. | I'M
ui0rrd him t0 avoid the danger. but be- said
ui. face would Doe biackeucd 10 he rptrcated
and ltft Tine tiger there. exchanged rifles
with tho Pahar, and foot tO foot the sahib
and returned 20 the nullah. Directly we
reached "A crossing the tiger charged us
from distance 0t twenty PAGES. We lired.
thc ~luib hitting him in the chest aud ! in
the neck: but Doe still camc on, and, knock
ing the -uhib down. seized him by the SHIRT.
I broke my ride over The tigers head, and
he turned on me, knocking me down and
standing over Mp. The sahib seized
hm in order to gct him away
lrom me. and the animal attacked
him again. They struggled and fell to-
gether down the uuilah. The sahib was
more or less conscious. but the tiger was
almost nscnsib.e. Toe -ahih called out 10
me % shoot the tiger or be- himself would be
killed. ran 0a. aud getting the Pahari's
rifle. Jumped down the nuilah and t0snd
,he ~ahib's hand in the tigers mouth. lie
told me tO shoot by the ear, fired, and
The tiger released ,ne rlhib. We then hur-
ried away. The aahib had been bitten
through a hand and leg, and was also
scratched. was only viawed on the head
and shoulders. After dressing our wounds.
the ~ahih went back and found the tiger
dead. \ cot was sent for, on which the
~abib was carried to our camp. ! accom-
panied him on foot lie died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
LIE SILVER LAW.
Effects of it, Approval on the Londoi
stock I1change.

Effects of it, Approval on the London
stock EXchange.
LoNnoN, July l@.-Ihe signing OF the
silver hill by President Harrison, although
il wac lnosed Oh ~ Il ioregone conclusion,
had a very stimulating effect upon prices
ON the stock Exchange. Bar silver was, Of
course. the first to feel the influence Of the
Presidents confirmation Of the silver legis-
lation Of Congress, and at once rose TO sod.
an ounce, selling price il has not attained
for several years. American securities
also took on a degree Of sympathetic
activity. and increased orders 10 buy
we're cabled 10 New Work The in-
crease in the prieG OF silver Is by no
means 10 6e regarled as permanent, how
eyer. The practical eject Of the new
American silver law has been pretty tho =
oughly discounted, aud the opinion Is gen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
ATNpical TensIon Case.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, duY b.-Oscar
Nicolson. "A well-kp0wn lawyer here, was
held to-day by the United states commits
II ,ner to answer .0g securing fraudulent
atiidayits in the ease of John iIeihlsch, who
died from the effects Of an assault com
mitted by Fellow pris0nere while In Wilkes
barre iail. but whose widow procured a
p.nsion ON the ground that death resulted
rom injuries received during the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

cral that the present activity in silver
bullion viii NOT continue long, and that the
price will gradually rccedc tO a point little.
ifauy. above the figures which have ruled
i0r the last year.
The So James Gazette sncers at the
peace Congress. which 30 regards gather
iu1 of ios-iIizcd philanthropists, whose
ilcas are as impracthle a~ they are obs .
lDfp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
CHARLOTTE
Another Candidate Withdraws-A Di-til-
lery Raided.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. July i5. Special. -
David Coyugton, candidate Ton the Demo-
cratic Congressional nomination in .hi, die
irict. who lives at Monroe. Vernon county,
withdrew from the contest To-day. thus
leaving Captain Alexander, OF Charlotte.
fue Alliance candidate, without opposition
rlm Alfred Rowland, present member OFF
Congress.
john T. Butler for many year, promI-
ueut icWelcr, Of this city, who has been lu
bad health tor months, is thought Co be
dying tonight.
The Pari. Di-tlcry was captured u
Butheri0rdt0n today, with $40 gallons oi
whisky and all tue fixtures. by "a -peci"
agent of Henderson.
a due gold watch captured from negro
hoy here last night. which he said he bought
100 Richmond. proves GOD Doe the property a
u. A.. Judd. who h9d several thousand d0.-
bars, worth of icNelry stolen in % tIli-r
nom his buggy while dr,ns home from
salisbury last Wcrh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
Taking side.
.NashYllle AmcrlHan

The recent race liot iu Georgia grew out
OF "a trivial affair. and SERVES to show how
ei,ily such troubles are kindled into ilame.
Il /. waste of time l) attempt % apporllon
the blame in such cases. Whenever trouble
arse, between white man and "a negr"
the whites in,tnctiyely side with the White
man and the negroes with the negro, with
uttle regard 90 the merits of the question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
Child INSURANCE.
Startling Testimony Given Before the
House OF Lords Committee.

LONDON. July -. some startling to,ti-
mouy has been given i'm REGARD To the irSur
ancc of children before the select committee
of tIo House of Lords. Dr. BareWi-e health
oa.ccr i0r Blackburn testified that he was
convinced that n the cases of poor children
insured in hi- district. 10 was lhe wish oi the
uIfDuf, i0 ~oe thc children dead, and that
Insurance. oven a- lnw as thirty shilliugs,
generally lod tO tine children being permit
ted to waste AWAY. other health officer,
gave similar evidence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
Combining Issues.

In November the Democrats will make
the tarlil The great issue IN the West and
the Federal election bill the issue IN the
South. AMI The result VIII Ice Democratic
victory which Mil sadly demoraiize lhe ise.
pubii,.an party and knock Speaker Reed OIL
the hign perch be now occupies,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

Leland. Iowa. July ij.- A. 'D'i' ni Which S
inc Ma. held Monday cNenn a 'nn sair of
.r.oluiions were adopted that aIlo,v@d IN
inioAicausc liquors shall not a,temntinC
mi. place. and that agy porsol ,trerrd and
such sale Shall Dee taued and \ eur,ain ner.
cowAided oui OF the village. ,Lnrtino an
sons who were talking Of - haye not
"OnsiuM package hOuse lef tince the
been heard from 0n the suWet 1S -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
All SORTS on TTRMs.
A Child Phanomanon.

Erskine Williams. the "child lightning
cartoonist"-a yeritable prodixy-is the sen
sation OF London Just now- IL takes him
less than minute 10 draw u splendid po-
Ideal cartoon. lie exhibits his powers In
the music halls, where the managers call
hta q great "tyaw.S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

tt4DI,his the average Enslishman
n f.. -.f. ar exchange. than % Dee q mcni-
. I.i .a.Hy wtth "a long aud involved
lu ftrf eoe.efics such us "lhe 80
'.rt ff tHp Better rIoW0'ion Of iclaNa-
l'H ium Bus.ucs, Cares aud Enjoyment
Dluas L4ucleJu Hours ~ The Municipality
u London grow iD strength aud inhuenee,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

Married lilc agrees with Mrs. Mary An
ler,Un Navarro, a- she writes that her
health is much improved and that sue and
ner husband intended to return o. London
soon. Later they contemplate iUp
through switzerland. where they expect 20
rpmaln until autumn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

Af'Ati tt f''ttt '''t'f'
Nnf,lterine nov; no lukcwarmness. II
the dc,picable deeds Of thc Republican
leaders Al Washington do not tire the hearts
Of the Democrats m Kentucky in August
what have we to expect from our friends ~
the NOrlh in Nusemberf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
GIANT POWDER.
An Explosion in Which "a Number Of Per
sons Wee KILLED.


ClN.NNArl O.July l3.-it Is reported
ia.tac car containing several lots Of giant
u.uI.r exploded at Deans station, Oaio,
to-day. and five persons were killed anO
1itctn injured.
NrU. from Dean, station at @ O'Clock
to-ui.ht is to the effect that ten bodies have
b.eu recovered from the ruins. Thirty are
known to Dee injured. 10 is ihoueht tha
l.dnite news j., more likely 10 increase the
ca-ua.tic, than diminish them.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
rucAco. Juh IA special from Cir
.inulf saws terrible explosion occurred
Ilto tli. afternoon 40 Kings station, on The
Little Miami Railroad, twenty-nine miles
ua.f of Cincinnati. Ten or more persons
,rr. Killed and over thirty seriously in-
iur.d. Two empty freight car, were bein-
switched uiO ,ide track where
..r containing ntc hundred Kegs OF gun
f.aWderNt- standing as the cars struch.
There was an explosion. ana immediately
gttprUard another car containing elsh'
hundred kegs Oi gunpOwder exploded.
William Traulcyua. brakeman III the en-
uioy az the Little Miami was bloWh
+, atoms. Five other persons sup
n9srd Cd he employees of the powder com
nany were killed. The Kings Powder Com
nany and the Peters Cartridge work.
have buildings on both SIDES ol ln'
rir.r along The railroad. The eN-
plo.ion occurred on the south side
and fbe destruction was enormous. \ num-
Lr, Of cottages occupied by workmen in the
roydcr factory, and situated close 10 th'
Track were shattered, and their inmates ~
nrod. Twelve or fifteen girls at work IN the
,.artride factory were crippled. The railway
station and freight house belonging
to the Little Miami railroad, together With
all the adjacent buildings, were set on bre
and consumed. The track aud tie, Of ihr
railroad are torn out Of the ground, and "A
eroat furrow plowed in The eaHh. me
peters cart ridge factory was burner 10 ine
ground, a relief train was dispatched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
TIE SENATE GAG LAW.
SEVERAL SENATORS KNOWN TO
BE OPPOSED TO IT.

EcNcrthtlCs- 10 j. expected lhfA WIZ WV
rorit-statu- Of the Lang-ton Case-rro-
cceding- of Both Houses of Congress
Capital Note-.
WA,mNGroN. p. G.. july l5.- special.
A, tho proceedings of the Republican oena-
nnal caucus oflast NIGHT leak ont, it be-
comes evident that there was determined
and aggressive opposition to the proposed
eae-mle. Scarcely more than BALI The Re
publican Senators wcrepro-eui, which was
within itself % serious disappointment TO the
advocate, of .a--laW. Oltho~e present such
Senators a4 Edmund- and Teller denoun-
ccd tine proposed change. In contem-
lntmr th. question and the vicious and
dlu.ei.u- character of tine legislation pro-
posed. however. DO is Wcll tp remember lhni
EruuIlirau- even of thc highest standing
,Icld 90 party dictItiOu. senator Ldmund-
I- undoubtedly iu earnest 300 opposing what
he regards as an invasion of the highest
prtIOgati>c of tnc senate, hul Wild
thc admission of new states new
element ha, come boo thit has n1I
REGARD f1r nrcc,dcut- 0r l0raul thing That i~
honorable DOB politics. Wines tbc seating
0f thc Republican claimants from Montana.
Those two mcu had 300 more title % lh'
seats awarded them than the highway mu
ua- o. tue horse of tha victim he oN'rp"W-
Dr- Fora time it looked a. i there W's
d.rcucy enough le0 on thc Republican slice
ul th. senate o. save that bud} from ihe de-c-
Grafton proposed; 'ut iheUrai.- are maxim
hoadWuy. and tue danger i- that l'epuoli-
cdu senators who arc couecicntou,iA "i-
posed to th. change oi rule, VIII take
..fl... iU fII. .Dtt.Ir.Ily ullu Of declining ff