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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
REEDS RUSE.'
EFFORTS TO BEGuILE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN
KICKERS
Calling Up the Blair Bill to Divert Attention
From the Election EnOrmiiy Bll-Ihe
Party Lash 10 be Vigorously
Applied by Reed.

s,scal Ttlsgram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON. June 27.-At Speaker
Reeds dictation, the Republicans Of the
House Education Committee to-day
agreed to report favorably the Blair
bill. This is move TO beguile the five
Southern Republican kickers against the
election bill. Reed understands that 1t
will require adiligent application OF the
party lash, together with tricks and de-
vices to get his election bill through.
Besides several Northern Republicans,
five from the South, declared against
the bill, led by Ewart, OF North Caro-
lima. who in caucus said the Rcpubllcans
had better abandon coercion aud pass
an education bill. This gave Reed his
cue. He asked the Republicans Of the
Education Committee to
REVIVE THE BLAIR BILL
and offer it as sop TO the Southern
kickers. Their first attempt TO get a
favorable report failed, but under Reed's
driving they mustered a quorum and
to-day adopted a favorable report.
There is no sincerity i'm this action. 1t
is simply designed to beguile Southern
Republicans into voting for the election
bill and then the educational bill Will
be dropped.
Ewart, Of North Carolina, and Cole
mar, of Louisiana, declare that they
will not be cajoled or cheated into
voting for the election bill Reed will
no doubt crowd the bill through the
House, and he is working TO persuade
the senate TO give IL precedence over
the tariff bill, but is encountered by
opposition there. Senator Edmunds Is
bitterly resenting recent attacks upon
the Senate by members OF the House
and says the Senate will conduct It's
business in its own way without dicta-
tion from the House or its speaker.
Senators IugallS, Teller and Eyarts
are openly against the election bill, and
as Teller and Evarts are members Of the
Election Committee, they will
HAVE \ POTENTIAL VOICE
In deciding its fate. II was rumored to-
day that the election bill would be given
precedence Of the tariff bill in the SEN
ate, but inquiry by the REGISTER cor
respondent reiutes this. As Senator
Aldrch is absent for a few days, conSid-
Grafton Of the tariff bill may be deferred
until his return. but it will not lose its
right OF precedence. Reeds pet cleo
ton bill will probable meet its death in
the Senate.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Harry Prettyman Horribly Crushed Tn
der Railroad Cars.


This morning about 1890 o'clock Har-
vey Prettyman. brak eman on one OF
the w. Il. Il T. Co.'S construction trains,
was fatally injured on the road about
fifty yards above the Seventeenth
street bridge. He was riding on the
end car Of a train Of seven ears which
were pushed by a locomotive, on which
was Engineer J. VI. ThurSton, when the
ear Prettyman was sitting on jumped
the track. and he either was thrown or
jumped Off and fell face downward on
the track.
The car he was on tumbled over the
embankment and the two next cars
seemed TO be both piled up on Pretty
man when he was found. As soon as
Engineer Thurston felt the shock OF
Of the car going off the track he re-
verscd the engine and stopped the train
as soon as possible, but it was too late
to do Prettyman any good. lie was
badly crushed.
Mr.. Thurston Immediately summoned
help and the injured man was
carried to the engine house Of
Reymann's brewery, and Officer Scally,
who had been attracted to the spot by
the grOans OF the wounded man, tele-
phoned to headquarters for the patrol
wagon, while Lieutenant Frohme tele-
phoned for the company's physician,
DIR. c. NJ. Frissell.
4 REGISTER reporter examined the
unfortunate mans wounds in super
fetal manner and found the right leg to
be terribly crushed above the knee, the
flesh being torn and the bones broken.
The left foot was badly hurt. there
were several ugly cuts about the face,
and the back part of the head had sew
eral very ugly cuts on ii. Doubtless
Prettyman was also hurt internally.
The wounded man was in agony, and
he kept constantly saying "Stop, stop,
and making efforts to move as II TO get
out Of the way Of danger. He wa.
placed in cot and brought into town.
The doctor examined him casually at
the City Building, and found he needed a
Stimulant. He went across To the Ar
liegton to get some whisky, and when
he returned he found Prettyman was
dead. Instead Of taking him to the
hospital. he was taken 10 an under
takers and prepared for burial. lie IS
from Triadelphia and is an unmarried
man. about twenty-six or twcnty-seyen
years Of age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

NEw YoRE. June PA company Of
British capitalists has been formed 20 ac-
ouire from the Representatives OF the late
John Roach the ship building yards and
engine works ~ Chester on the Delaware
river and the Morgan Iron Works. al
Ninth and Tenth streets and Avenue ID, IN
this city. The corporation is 20 be known
as Roach,s snip Building and Engine
Co. Limited. and ~ has oeen moor
no~.tei in Great Britain under the com
nanios acts of l>t2 % l>>6. The prelimi-
nary prospectus sets forth that the share
capital is % be 5000 900. divided into )
per cent preference shares OF go eacn,
e3uOOO. and ordinary shares OF go eacn,
$4,000. Of which portion VIII be issued
90 the veuders in part payment OF purchase
mnnnv.
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SOME POOR PLAYING
Loses Wheeling Game to Mansfield,
Yesterday.

If the Wheeling team had put up any
sort of game yesterday the nine from
Mansfield would have been plum pud-
ding for them, but after starting out in
splendid form, and giving the people
present the impression that they would
play in old-time form and do up the
wild men, they let down lameLtably and
lost the game.
Generally reliable O'Brien at short,
with two men out in the fourth, pre-
sented two runs to the visitors by try
ing to knock a boy off the fence over
opposite first base. The back OF the
game was broken right there, and the
thing was settled when in the sixth
Gibson seemed to have lost control OF
the ball and man was given base on
balls, several men hit with the ball, a
wild pitch was made, which was assist
ed by a timely hit scored four runs and
won the game. Had the Mansfield peO-
pie up TO that time depended on hitting
the ball 10 get their runs, they wouldn't
have had a score.
Wheeling had several chances to win
the game afterwards with hit or two,
but no one was equal to the emergency.
In the eighth inning there was only one
man out and three on bases, and still
several of the heaviest hitterS could do
nothing but pop up little flies. Umpire
Hill got the usual racket, but he did
the best he kew how and rendered his
decision according to his best judgment.
Jack Crogan appeared in Billy
Georges place in left garden. and al
though he didn't have much to do, he
did it we'll and poked out a double his
first time at bat. The same teams play
again this afternoon and Zigler will APP
pear in the box for Wheeling. Follow
ing IS the official score:
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ABa,tIe ina Church.

CONsTANTINoPLE, June 25.-Adyiccs
received here from Erzeroum regarding
the trouble In that city state that de-
tachment of Turkish soldiers searched q
church there while services were being
held, in the belief that a quantity of
arms was secreted in the building. The
congregation resented by opening
fire with reyolyers upon the Turks.
In the encounter which cnsucd one
Turkish officer, four Americans and
eight Turks were killed and many
others on both sides were wounded. A
party Of Mussulmins subsequently made
a riotous demonstration aud stoned the
British Consulate
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A Spring Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call daily
for The new cure for consumption and sick
headache, discovered by DR.. Silas Lane
while in the Rocky Mountains. II is said
10 be Oregon grape root "a great remedy
in the far West for those complaintsl com
bined with simple herbs, and is made for.
use by pouring on boiling water TO draw
out the strength. IL sells at 20 cents a
package, and is called Lanes Family
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STEAMERS COLLIDE.
SIX PERSONS PERISH IN AN OCEAN
DISASTER.
A Crew and 90 Passengers on Board the S5akea
Boai-Ths Collision Occurred During Dense
Pog-How and Where the Acei-
dent Occurred.

LONDON, June 27.-The Dutch steam
er Prlns Frederik, from Amsterdam Tor
Java. was sunk on the night Of June %,
in latitude A. north, longi .ude 8 west,
by collision with the British steamer
Morpessa, from Taguary for Dunkirk.
The collision occurred during 4 dense
fog.
The Morpessa has arrived at Fal-
mouth, with her bows stove and her
forcpeak full OF water. She had on
board the crew and % passengers Of the
Prins Frederik.
Six lives were lost IN the collision.
The Prins Frederick was Of 1909 tons
registor.
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,,,.,on .,ri,,er. stics 10 Their Agreement.

Bo.roV. June 21-The striking building
fabors met last night % take action on the
ifesto issued by the master builders
Alter a long discussion they finally re
iected the entire document, chiefly on the
Ground that walking delegates are
barred out Of building that may be IN pro
cess of erection The stOnemaSons voted
ro sustain the building la0orers aud re
ected the manifesto. The bricklayers
were iu session and assured the building
liborers they would adhere 20 the agree
ment not % handle brick or mortar served
hv rOu-uuiOn men.
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50 riGi Tsl.grIW 10 NJ Hsgisfsr.
81. GroEer. ". Va, June 21.-The case
of Joseph CarricO. Of Rowlesburg vs.
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Rail
road. for damages FOR the loss Of an arm IN
"a railroad accident last July, was tried
here at this term Of Court The case was
begun at noon on the 20tb. and closed To-
dav at noon After two hours dehbera-
zion the jury returned q verdict allowing
the plaintiff damages IN the sum OF SS.5OO.
The counsel for the plaintiff were Capt.
B. b. Dovcuer and j. !. ConiH. Of Wheel
iuc. and Col 4. 3. Parsons. Of this place.
The defendant was represented by I, Wood
Daily. Of Kevser. L. ID. Streator. OF Bever-
lv. and Messrs Maxwell aud Lipscom0, OF
~ George
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

CmcAGo. June 35-Melville c.. Roberts,
President OF the Twenty first Street Sank,
made an assignment for the oenent OF ms
creditors this afternoon. The schedule
shows assets and liabilities Of S35,OOO each.
Mr. Roberts is Vice President Of the PARK
National Bank. Of this city. which Is now
iu the hands OF the Bank Examiner by or
der Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Crash Of a Seven story nuiIdIn,.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 27.-An inn
mense seven story double front building
fell here this morning with a crash. No
one was near 10 be hurt. II had Just
been completed at a cost Of s5O. 900.
Briscoe 81 Co., dry goods and notions.
moved in last week. They had a stock
OF $1,000 which Is buried In the ruins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

via the b. IL O. r. r, Cleveland and
Marietta Z. K. and Valley r. Z. OF Ohio
Express trains leave B. * o. station
daily NJ S.35 q. M. arriving az Cam
bridge at 9.44. Canal Dover 1922. Valley
Junction ll:45 a M, North Industry
1879. Canton 1928, Akron 1:l4, Cleve-
land 2.3O p. m.
Returning the train Will leave Glove
land az 500 %. M, arriving at Weeling
1i:55 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

Prr,nrEG. Pa. June 25-The wages
conference Of the iron manufacturers and
members Of the Amalgamated Association
was I'm session ucain to-day considering the
new scale A large portion Of it was gone
over. but 10 viii take several days TO COM
plete it To is stated that number OF
manufacturers have made q proposition 20
the workers t0 sign last years scale Tor
three years This would DO away with the
yearly scale agitation. but Is not regarded
fay0Mbly by the wOrkmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT BELMONT
One OF the Duncan Oil Co.'S Wells Shows
Up for 900 Barrels.

Up for 1000 Barrels
Spscisl TsisgrgGi 70 re Register.
BELMONT. June e7.-There is great
excitement here tonight. The Duncan
OH Co.'S well on the Jones farm, at the
point Just above the mouth Of French
creek came in at $3.50 p. III. about l.
feet in the sand. After several short
flows she took on a steady gait, and
from twenty minutes TO five until twen-
ty minutes TO six she was flowing at the
rate Of one thousand barrels. This in
dicated that the best pay streak Is up
the river and as close to it as one can
get.
Tho Duncan Oil Company will locate
four new wells ON their territory at once,
on their property above the Acre-and-a-
Half oil Company's territory. 1t is now
believed the Acre-aud-a-Half Company's
territory is directly on the line Of the
best pay streak. II IS owned by Wheel
ing parties.
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- Ohio sunday school Institute.

sDsriII T.'lqrUI n NJ h'1iffsr-
CAn1z. o.. June 27.-The first annual
session of the Sunday School Institute Of
the Seventh District North Ohio Confer
eucc Of the a. NJ f. Church, In session here
this week. closed a very successful meeting
last night Revs j. H. Mason, of East
Liverpool. ID w Butler. Of Steubenville;
vs. IT. Coleman. OF Bellaire; +. f. Under
wood, OF Mt Pleasant. made interesting
addresses. There was a full delegation,
representing the schools 10 the district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
A PLEATANT AFFAIR.
The Alumni of Washington School Holds
an Entertainment and Reception.

The Washington school Alumni enter
tanned their friends in a most delightful
manner at the magnificent building last
evening, and those fortunate enough TO
be present were more than delighted
with the way in which everything was
conducted.
1t was about half past eight o'clock
when President DIR. Benz. Morrison call
ed the meeting 10 order and delivered
his address Of welcome TO the new MEM
bers who have just graduated and TO the
friends Of the society present After
which everybody sang "Auld Lang
Syne." The programme rendered was
an excellent one and was as follows:
Essay--History Of Wheeling schools"
Milton Gutman
v,.,l SOLD. ....-...... Miss Annie McCann
Accompanied by Miss Lille White.
Recitation--'A Mothers Love Of a Picture
Miss Kate Roberts
Vocal S'lo-' ha' "s'o' MI. n..'Bi Birdie Chapman
Accompanied by Mrs.. L. f. Chapman,
nalamatiof ........ ThOs II. Jones
piano Duet 900. Misses Lille and Minnie White
Original Grafton ......-..-..--.--Ma wafer Spars"
A letter was then read from Rev. Benz.
j. Chew, Of Myricks, Mass. who Is a
member OF the society. expressing his
regrets at being unable TO attend, also
congratulating the teachers and the
society for the splendid showing made
this year
Friday evening, June 18th, 1891, was
the time named for the next meeting OF
the Alumni. After this part Of the
programme had been carried out, splen-
did refreshments were served and toasts
were responded to by Messrs. Harrell,
Chapman and DR.. Benz. Morrison. Miss
Harper. the Principal of Washington
School, was then called upon for few
remarks She congratulated the society
upon its growth and in the way it was
conducted, and in connection. said she
was Justly proud Of the standing OF the
class OF 90 generally, and the fact that
member had taken first honor particu.
larly. After this the President declared
the annual meeting Of Washington
Alumni at an end, and all left tregrettinG
I that such was the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

'1 Pc Register
..r.V ID c.. June 21.-SpeaSer
announced the House conferees
SILVER o.lL They are Mr.. COnger,
l r1e Coinage Committee; Mr..
Slas,achusetts. and Mr.. Bland
a.r was granted leave of absence
- INST tor two weeks, and until
'-e committee cannot meet
c-ei that the Senate conlcrees
,,rs. Jones, Aldrich and Harris
A-ir.c1 Isl also absent on leave, SO
action upon the Silver bill may
--t. after July 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

I'D fl- Register
-arRe. W. Va. June 25.-A. l.
-..-crious fellow from DOddridg,
E-o was captured in Ohio, short
.e f1r imuersOuating "a L. :. Pen
a-0l- n West Virginia. and defraud
ers out of large sums OF money,
al before the l.. -. Court to-day
and guilty and sentenced 90 one
neriteurarv.
~ Madison. who burglarizcd Ander
Few days since was captured
.e br Captain Dilsand brought
. Madison confessed having
-.e robbery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
PaImerChosen.

CHICAGO. june s7.-EX-Senator Pal
mer. OF Michigan. was unanimously
elected President OF the Worlds Column
bian Exposition no to-day's meeting OF
the National Commission.
7. :. Dickinson, of Texas. was chosen
Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

George Zeigler, who pitched for Wheel
ING the early part Of last season and after
wards left and went TO California, has been
signed and will appear in the box for
Wheeling to-day There was some talk
that Ziegler had jumped the club last year,
but the fact Of the matter is that he secured
his release from Manager Sullivan before
he left. and he still holds the paper. George
was a good pitcher and it is hoped he will
DO as well in the box as he did last year, or
as he did in California.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
HAS ITS OwN LINE.
The Il. y q. VIII Not Purchase the Pitts
bugs. Akron and Western.

bugs. Akron and Western.
BALTIMORE, June 97.-Oflicials OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
Including President Mayer aud Vice
President King, have gone TO New York
with Mr.. Z. Z. Bacon and some other
gentlemen who are interested in the
purchase OF Baltimore'S Il. X O. stock.
10 was given out that the Pittsburg.
Akron and Western railroad, owned by
Mr. James ID. Gallery aud Mrs. Semple'
will not Doe purchased OF acquired by the
B. x o.. as the latter has its own line
under construction from Akron by way
OF Lodi to Chicago Junction.
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Thirty Lives Lost.

LONDON, June 97.-The details Of Che
damage done by the gales on the Scotch
coast during the middle Of this week
show that nine vessels were wrecked
and 30 lives lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
A Town In Flames.

DENVER. Col, June 27.-A Carbon, Wy
oming, special to the Times says that the
business portion Of that town was burned
this morning; loss. 100000, with small IN
surance. The fire started in room IN q
hotel which drunken man had been put
to sleep.
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Po.tomce AZ kenora.

Sus-i1l Ts,sqrgn % ne Register.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. June PA post
office has been established az keuOra,
WAYNE county. with Frederick ;. Bowse
aa rostruaSfcr
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DIXON THE VICTOR.
Result Of the Great international Glove
Fight.


Fight.
LONDON, June 97.-The international
glove fight between George Dixon
(colored) the bantam weight champion
OF America, and Nunc Wallace. the
bantam weight champion Of England,
took place at the rooms OF the Pelican
Club this evening. The match was FOR Oh"
bantam weight championship OF theworId
and purse OF 500 pounds. Wallace zee
tired In the nineteenth round. aud
DIXON was declared the victor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

New HAVEN. CoNN.. June 25.-lt IS re
ported that the late Thomas Z. Sloane, OF
New York. has by VIII left S59,OOO Tor tne
sloane Laboratory and S-uNuVv 20 Sle
college. available on the death Of his wife.
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signed by the President.

WASHINGTON, June 2I.-The President
has approved the act authorizing the sale oi
all the property Of the Chicago, kansas ana
Nebraska Railway Company, in Oklahoma
and Indian Territory, 10 the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Com
pany.
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At the Mercy of Flames.
Sn.eial TsLlrram o Me Rsqis'er.

BRAxroN C. H, W. VA, June 21.-Fire
broke out in the residence Of Mr.. Z. ).
BLAND this afternoon. entirely destroying 1t
ana the building occupied by the Braxton
Democrat, besides iniuring the residences OF
John CASTOR. w. G. Hyre and others. 1t
was with great difficulty that the fire was
gotten under control without doing greater
damage. The loss will probably reacn
5000, If not more. No insurance except
an the residence of W. G. Hyre, which
was only slightly damaged T. >
RIand,s insurance expired almost a month
ago, and he refused to renew II. HIS loss
is almost q total one.
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Close Of the sunday school Convention.

PIrrsBURG,. June 2S.-This was the last
dav of the International Sunday School
Convention. The attendance was not as
large as the preceding days, many Of the
delegates having already departed for their
homes. After prayer the consideration OF
the time and place for the Worlds Sunday
School Convention was taken up. MIR
Jacobs, OF Chicago, read the report
of the Executive Committee, wmch
recommended that the second worlds
and the Seventh Triennial International
sunday School Conventions be held to-
geiher. The report was adopted, and 1t
was decided to hold both conventions in
ST. Louis in 1898, the time TO be set later
bv the Executive Committee.
A collection was then taken up for the
benefit of the families Of the imprisoned
Dunbar miners and 1856 was raised in a
few moments.
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counting the New York Returns.

WAsHINGrON, June 27.-The census OH
cials have nearly completed the account OF
the returns from Washington, and have
commenced on New York. Noother cities
have vet been taken up.
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Yale Wins by Four Lengths.

New LONDON, CoNN., June 27.-The
race between the Yale and Harvard
crews was won by Yale by about four
lengths.
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Mansfield. ...........-0 0 0 -
Wheeling ..........0 0 O. I

Earned runs, Mansfield 3; twO-base hits,
Goodrider, Osborne, Crogan; three-base
nit, Mooney; sacrifice hits, McVey, Moon
ey; stolen bases. O'Brien, Gibson, Myers;
struck out, by Bishop 4, by Gibson 3; bases
ON balls. off Bishop 8, off Gibson 4; hit by
ball. by Gibson 81 wild pitches, by Bishop
/. by Gibson ,; passed balls, Lytle /;
double plays, O'Brien TO Glenalvin TO Ar
mitage, Osborne to Meyers; time, l 80;
umpire. Hill.
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Dayton Downed.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., June 25.-The home
team defeated the Daytons to-day by play
ing an errorless game and hitting the ball.
Score:
Il. II. 2.
Voun~stovn ............5 o
Davton 3 6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

Special telegram TO ne Register.
AKRON, o., June 27.-Akron was today
again defeated, Schedules curves being too
much for the hitters Of the home team.
Both clubs fielded poorly. Score;
Il. II. =.
Akron 1000 O-5 9 /
Springaeld.O . 0 4 90 IS 6
Two-base hits, Darrow, Hazen, Parks,
Stetson; stolen bases, Akron q, Spring
field .; double plays, Hazen and Motz,
Hall and MOtz, Parks, Mills and smith ;
bases on balls, of Hall 6, of Scheible .;
hit bv pitched ball. by Hall /; struck out,
bv Hall ). by Schneider :; passed ball,
Haller. Time Of game, l:45. Umpire,
JamisOn
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WASH. June 2I.-Herbert
SD of the Late Henry Ward
q. @ acquitted in the United
~ -,.fct Court yesterday Of the
str -leery iu abstracting a book
rr-- rls of tle Custom House az
i while he was Collector OF
-a- ease has been pending more