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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
Closing Hours of the Federal Conspiracy
Discussion.

WASHINGTON, July Y2.-Ine House fcSuin-
ed the consideration of the Federal election
bill, the pending question being on tue
amendment offered by Mr.. Tucker, OF Nlr-
ginia, requiring the Judge OF the Circuit
Court associated with the district judge
% pass lpon applications Tor supervisors oil
election.
Mr. Hemphul offered an amendment to
section 81 of the bill TO insert the words
exception section !, ,9S9, or the revised stat
utes of the United States He explained
that that section of the bill empowered the
Supervisors To use the army and navy NJ
the polls. aud the purpose OF his amend
mcut was 10 eliminate that provision. Mr..
Rowell said that the adoption OF the amend
meut would leave the court without an arm
20 enforce its Judgment.
Mr. Mckinley, Of Ohio. SAID that the
amendment would take from the President
all power he had to enforce judicial pro
,.esses. The bill would be destroyed if the
Government were deprived of the right 10
use federal power 10 execute judicial pro
cesses under the proposed measure.
M'NuIIS's ELOQUENT PLEA
Mr.. McMulin. of Tennessee, said that
the leader of the House had seen III TO keep
silent until the cQuestiOn arose rs 10 whether
or not troops should be sent TO the polls.
Tbe old shin of State was TO be scuttlcd ON
the anniversary OF her first sailing. The
time had come when there could not be IN
the American Republic an enslaved South
and n free North Democratic applause
After Mr.. Springer's motion TO lay the
hin ON the table was lost, ho moved 10 ad-
iouru. which was also lost He appealed
and protested, bnt his voice was drowned
I'm calls for the regular order from the Re
publican side The pill was ordered en-
grossed. aud read u third time by vote OF
wear n naVS l49.
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GREAT FLOODS.
The Big Dam in the Muskingun Washed
Ont.

Specidi Telegram 10 tie Register.
PARKERsBuRG, July "A terrible rain
storm or cloudburst struck this section last
night and extended along the border OF
Ohio. The Muskingum river came out OF
the banks i'm the shortest time ever known.
The big Government dam ut Marietta, near
the mouth of the Muskingum, was washed
out. The dam has cost the Government up
to this date not less than quarter OF a
million dollars Two bridges are reported
washed away above Marietta. Thousands
Of logs Of timber have broken loose and
crops are overhOwed and ruined for many
miles along that stream. There is no com
munication with the small towns and the
extent of the damage cannot be estimated.
The Little Hooking is also running out
carrying out wheat, fences and doing great
damage.
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Prince Ri.marcI.,. Modest,.

BERLIN, July 2-'rhc statement is made
here that Prince Bismarck has earnestly
urged the Emperor to refuse his approval
To the project 10 erect monument in honor
To the Prince during the latter's lifetime
Prince Bismarck desires that the fund
raised for such purpose may be expended
in the erection of church edifce. which
shall be dedicated TO the memory Of the
late Emperor William /
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National League.

Al ChicagO won to-day' 5
game by heavy batting. Attendance 800
Chicago /, Philadelphia 6; pitchers, Hutch.
inson and Vickery; hits, and 10; errors, !
each earned, , and ! {; umpire, Lynch.
At Pittsburg Allegheny -. New York
9: hits, Ii and II ; errors, & and 3; earned, !
and 3 umpire, Crane; pitchers, Gumbert
and Becker.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, &, Brooklyn,
|: earned runs. Cincinnati ,; hits, Cincin-
natl 5, Brooklyn 6; errors, ] each; pitch
ers. Forman and Terry; umpire, Powers.
At Cleveland Cleveland T., Boston >.
hits, and IL errors, and /; earned, 4
and ,; pitchers, Wadcsworth and Getlein;
umpire, Fessenden.
Second game Cleveland {, Boston ,;
pitchers, Lincoln and ClarksOn.
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Bold burglary at Toronto.

SpeciM Telegram 10 the RcqiS'F.
TORONTO, o., July 2.-The gents furn-
ishing store of 5. ROsenstein, OF Clark
stres,, opposite the pOstonice, this place,
was entered by burglars in The early hours
this morning. They effected an entrance
through a rear window, and as the building
is somewhat isolated from other structures,
the work Of the burglars was easily accom-
plishcd. The proprietor does not know as
vet how much his loss is.
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Ch,rl,, ov ana IIis Whitc Bride.

PARLIAMENTARY. July o Charley Oy, a
tall. angular Chiuamau, and Maggie Brach,
urctty lg-yelr old American girl, appear
eli u the o0ice of Clerk Bird, yesterday,
ANA secured marriage license Tho girl
being under age, her sister appeared and
signed the necessary papers as guardian,
fhus making the marriage legal
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SUrrRIOn. WIS. july 2-SiX hundred
sewer laborcrs. street men, eNcavators and
lumber ward men struck yesterday All
public work iu the city is 40 stand still,
and the fight promises 90 be hard one.
rbs rontrtctors dcclar, they cannot AFFORD
and win not pay Co exceed $40 per day
TIN. citizen. are favorable t0 the strikers,
ar1 tho latter are quiet and orderly
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TOPEKA, KAs., July Hon. j. '. Ad-
mire. Receiver of the Land Of1ice, at King
fisher, Oklahoma, is in the city. He says
the people of the territory are discouraged
by reason of the continued hot weather ana
bad crop prospects. The thermometer has
stood over 100 degrees, and no ram mas
fallen for over fifteen days. Affairs gcner-
ally. Mr. Admire SAYS, are in depl0rable
condition. and if the crops fail this year
great suffering will result.
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West Virginia Pensions.

Special telegram 10 NE Re9is'e-.
WAsuINGroN, ID. c., July 2.-PenSion'
have been granted West Virginians as fol
lows: IT..
Original William T. ID. Mather King
wood: Wm. III. Paugh, Elk Garden.
Increase Smith kitle, Kngsville; Geo
NJ. Riddle. Elizabeth; VIM. Alkire, Ellen
boro; Sarah. widow of Emo +. McDougai
1numshnrn
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uarrison Nav be a Candidate.

CHICAGO. July 2-HOn. Il. I. Conger' on
Ohio. member of the Republican National
Committee. is in Chicago to-day. Speak,
ing of political affairs this evening he sald
he could state sn excellent authority tha'
il was not true. as reported, that Presl.
dent Harrison had said that he would not
accent a denomination.
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WOMAN sUrFRAGIsTs
Want to Have Cause to Celebrate the
Glorious Fourth.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July The Ma
tional Woman Suffrage Association,
through Jane II. Spotford, its treasurer
and the National WOman's Christian TEN
pcrance Union. through Ada NJ. Bitten
bander its superintendent of petitions,
called upon the President to-day and asked
him 20 sign the bill providing for the adj
miSsionof the State of Wyoming into the
Union ON the Fourth of July. The
Wyoming bill provides for political equality
without distinction of sex, and the adyo-
Gates of woman suffrage say that they de
sire 90 celebrate the Fourth OF july IN
honor of this beginning Of true republic
in connection with the events for which
the day is already commemorated.
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PlaYers' I.engnc.

At Pntsburg- L. Pittsburgh >, Bos
ton hits. : and Q; errors, and | a; earned,
and 3: pitchers, Calvin and Gumbert
At Chicago-(N. l. Chicago 10, Philadel-
phia B; hits, T. and :: errors, and ,;
earned runs, and .; pitchers, King and
Sanders: Umpires. Ferguson and Hobert.
At Cleyeland-Cle 6. New York :.
Hits, . and II; errors, 3 and !; earned, 4
and 3; umpires, Knight and Jones; pitch
crs, Bakely, Gruber and O'Day.
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4 Shut out.
n,nroN- O Inlv2. Springfield was shu

DAYTON. O.. July Springfield was shu'
out to-day by the home team.
n,,ton .e II o d = 0 O.
SurinGeld ............O d
Earned runs. Dayton 6: errors, each;
hits. Dayton Il, Springfield }; two-oase
hits. Moore: stolen bases. Dayton o. StrIcA
out. by Cuppy :, by O'Brien ); douDlc
PLAYS. Flanagan, Lyons and Speldei' up
pv. Speidel. Miller and Smith. Time 'f''
Umpire. Christy.
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LoNpoN, July "A serious split in the
ranks Of the Scotch Liberals, both in and
out of Parliament is imminent \ portion
of them insist upon home rule for Scotland
Us the prominent plank in their platform
and the remainder, while accepting the
| principle of home rule, are Of the opinion
that the present tine is not opportuuc FOR
pressing H.
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Akrnn Defeated.

AKRON. O. June 2.-Akron was defeat
ed through inability to hit Payne Score
r. II. 2.
,,-,p 11 900 Ol o O-S g
Younrsiowu.O o = . = o '-5 u
Batteries. Akron, Hall and Pike, Houngs-
town. Payne and Cody; earned runs Akron AKRON
! YOUNGSTOWN =: two base hits, Pike.
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Tho Cool Wave strikes Chicago.

CrncAGo. July 2.-The Compromised
ong-delayed. carnestly-wished-for COO
wave arrived like a thief in the night
bringing relief to the sweltering, sun
baked inhabitants of the city. This morn
ing the Signal Service thermometer regis
tered is degrees, a drop OF nearly ~ he
grecs since yesterday The SKY Is over
cast and rain is threatened.
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hacked bv Ten Millions.

CINCINNATI. July 2.-The National Sui
phur Company, which will prepare for the
market sulphur, petroleum, salt, iron, cop,
per and gypsum, has just been incorporated
in Covington, Ky; capital stock slO'CCO'-
600. The incorporators are Cornelius
Beard. Charles NJ. BRUCE, VIM. Van Sloo,,
cen. Frank NJ. Kerr, Judge O'Harra and
r. X. Wilcox, Of Cleveland, who organized
fhp cOmnlnN.
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Chicago, July 2.-The Drummer Boy OF
Shiloh has been found by census enumer-
ator. He is Adelbert Darlington, of Go
West Adams street. Darlington entered
the army when II years old, and he was the
Youngest soldier in the Union Army.
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:, Iouis wants a New Count.

WASHINGTON, July The dissatisfac-
tion felt by some Of the citizens of st: LOUIS
with the result of the recent census has lea let1
TO a request of an entire recount. Untll
the rough estimate has been made by the
census Office no action will be taken IN re
rard to this request. The subject has been
brought to the attention of Secretary Noble.
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serIons Accldcnt rt. PIeasnnt

SpffiN ItIfgfGW 70 ne Hf1lSTT.
Pr. pleasant, w. VA, July Prank
5. Stortz son of Sohn j. Stortz, prom
inent business man, was out riding this
evening in road cart. The colt kicked the
young man several times in the stomach
and once in the head. making ugly and dan
gerous wounds. The young man was car
ricd to his home and medicalaid summoned.
he is in a very precarious condition.
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xov nh Companics Chartered.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 2.-Thc Lind,
sey-C Cochran Manufacturing Company, OF
ST Albans. with a capital stock OF Si,oOO'
the Pleasants County Oil and Gas Com
many. of Wheeling, with a capital OF so,oOO
and the Travellers Oil and Gas Company
of West Virginia, with a capital oil Sl.OOV
nave been chartered by Secretary of State
OhleV
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Apo,her set Back for Quay.

WASHINGTON. July The defeat OF
Representatives Ray and Townsend Tor
denomination is regarded here rs another
sign Of Senator Quay'S declining power.
His peculiar methods are thought to be
meeting the condemnation they deserve
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ANOTHER FINE GAME
At McKccsport Yesterday Which Wheel
ing Wins-U -Uncalled for Bad Treatment
of t,lennlXin.
gDerini TsIegrdm 10 ne RlgiSfer.

Spfci1l IeIfqrdm 70 Ne Ht9iNtF.
McKEE,roRr, PA, July uly2.-McKeesports
and Wheelings playeds another great
game here to-day, lasting ten innings,
Wheeling winning in the tenth by Miller 5
error and OsbOrne's three-bagger, with no
one out. Glenalvin. of the Whcelings, kick
ed so much that Umpire O'Bren ordered
him out of the game and was also gong To
have him put of the grounds. Osborne,
Georre. Leamon. Cote and Shoupe batted
well Glenalvin and Leamon fielded well ;
the former made a great kick, when
O'Brien called Lytle out for not touching
first base. The game was very interesting
and was largely enjoyed by those present
Following is the score:
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SUFFERING AT DUNBAR.
Relief for the Widows and Orphans
Needed.

DUNBlR, Pa. July 2.-The work of
smothering or putting out the fire in the
Hill Farm mine has commenced. The
mine cannot be flooded, and an effort is be
ing made TO smother the flames. 1t is
thought there it only one way in which The
property will be Of any use again. That is
TO shut up the burning portion in walls of
brick. What is most needed here now is
relief for the 2l widows and - orphans of
the victims Of the explosion. Money is
needed badly. rs there is much suffering.
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Fatally Inlurcd by a Horse.

Spociol Telegram 10 Me Register.
PARRERsBURG, W Va, July 2.-Joscph
Spence. the Oldest son of Capt Samuel
Spence, who resides at Upper Belpre' was
kicked in the breast by an unmanageable
horse. this morning. The breast bone was
broken and crushed in. He cannot live.
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m0uwcalth. TO rescue their Government
and politics from unworthy and selfish die
tatiou The Democratic party but assures
It's natural and historic position when
To- cspouses the cause of the many
AGAINST The selfish interests of the few. Its
years Ol greatest yigOr ANA supremacy
were those when DO was most faithful 20
the instances of its orignators and the
principles Of It's founders The period OF
It's weakness and defeat was the time also
of it's shameful iesertion of those primary
ANA universal truths which made il FOR so
many Years the peculiar guardian Of the in
tercsts of the whole people lf again en-
trusted with power by the people, we Will
prove thlt in our hands their rights. their
interests their c...c win suffer no detri-
mcut
EErrwICAN WEAKNESS ANp FOLLY.
A prominent Rep blicau official on the
threshold of Office, once gave expression 70
the wise sentiment. ale serves his party
best who serves his country best"
Recognizing the truth by whomsoever
uttered We arrlim the present manage
mcut of the Republican party for its faith
lcsue~s to the principle, and Tor us iu-
ability as at present organized and m-
sprel to minister 10 the welfare
i Of tue whole people. Dominated
politicians. and plnderiug 10 the
greed aud s.IGshuess of tavOrtes and
sn0,lsmeu. i,s overthrow Is necessary
nre0ut-it. to the accomplishment OF any
/ vital reform PENNSYLVANIA, the seat OF
I tho most offensive cx xhibitiOu OF those evils
|oreif ro bee made the kunnymede OF so
B IbalDrlf "a master We must appeal
Ito the people To- look for Il
'chmgc of results, only by "a change
/ OF politics and public servants No reform
/ can he expected from the authors and apol-
oei-t, of evils sought 90 oe reformed. CUR
I hope ln this campaign must be In that pa.
] triotisu which knows no party Disabled
. from the public welfare, in those citizens
with whom country is before party, and in
that good sense and good purpose which
ever inspires the hearts of the masses oil
thc people under Democratic institutions.
TIE CONVENTION ApJoruN>.
rr conclusion the ext Governor counselled
moderation and fairness. and said the party
|.ouIi NOT hope to win by the tactics which
Ifhe .remv would adopt After Mir Patti
-,rt- -uecch EcSlev B Coke made few
remarks, iu which hc declared that any
Democrat who sulScd at this time was not
worthy. the name of "a Democrat, and ought
|rlba read ont 0f thc party. He expressed ms
|coufl lcucc iu the ability of Mr.. Pattison to
,yin the coming contest Tor Governor A
|ter waiting about fifteen minutes, Chair
imam Schimmeltinger OF the Committed 10
Mai, i.pon the defeated candidates re-
-prrei and said the Committee bad seen
senator Wallace and Nh. Wright
and Mr. Hensel and they expressed
their r,.erets that they could not appear De
fore the convention. They said they Were
'nr.nlriur 90 leave town and had 90 catch a
Drain Tine convention adjourned Win
',Ir... .he,rs for Governor Pattsou.
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Berger, Higgins ., Plocl1; home run.
Hazen; stolen bases, Akron / double
plays, Pike and Motz, Parker, Berchtold
and Sherman; bases on balls, off Hall 3,
Payne ,; hit by pitched ball, by Hall 4,
by Payne IL; passed balls, Cody; time,
:45; umpire. Jamison.
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ASA DRINK IN FEyERs
- nnr.fnrd.. Add rho.phaIe.

DIR. Chas. Il :. Davis, Meriden, ooilii,, ,.i. :,
savs. Il have used it as an accessory r.. III
aHJ mi as pleasant and cooling drink IlS..I N
fevers. and have been very mu'h ple'S'''
with II"
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1.ircmnrl,s nd Atlantic Ciiy.

Tho Is. Il O. excursion on July Sd will
give You an elegant opportunity to take
i'm the fireworks and enjoy the many
other pleasures To be found only at thls'
the greatest of all our Seashore resorts
Round trip SlO-lO days.
2L2,3,5,T0.O,1,2,3.
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I,t. ..r'pT- n7o7A-r vnEELlNG. TRIa o.
Totals 4ll96i3 81 Totals.


Lytlc out for not touching base
No one was out when winning run WAS made'
McKeesport......-O o = 0 0 o
Wheeling .......1 ! .
Summary-E Earned runs, Mckeesport :;
two base hits, Osborne, George Lcamon'
Cote: base on balls. Jones ,, Fitzgerald =
PASSED balls. Cote 3, Ziegler > struck out,
Jones 6. Ziegler2; wild pitches, Aiegler;
nmpire. O'Brien.
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New YoRK. July 2.-The annual meetlnA
Of the stockholders of the American Cotton
oil Company. formerly the cotton oll trust
was held yesterday. The statement oil ou
siuess showed a balance on hand at the enc
NJ Tho iiscal yoar. Nav ]. Of S.il3OO.
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FIoods In Au.trla.

VIENNA, July >. Terrific rains have
fallen in the interior Of Austria Great
damage has been done by the storms
especially in upper Austria.
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VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
j. Taylor EIlyson Elected Chairman of the
State Committee.

RIcmMoNp, Va, July Tile Democratic
State Committee at its meeting here to-day
elected Mr. J. Taylor Ellyson chairman,
vice Basil b. Gordon, who resigned some
weeks ago on account of i'll health. United
States Senator John 5. Barbour, who was
elevated to the head Of the affairs of the
Democratic party in this State in the mem
orabe contest Of 1854, in which Malone
met with his first signal defeat, declined to
take the place again.
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Serxian Con.nI Murdered

BELGRADE, July , NJ Marinkovics. the
Seryian Consul at Prcstina Roumclia has
been murdered The Seryian government
is making an inquiry into the details OF the
murder
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Murder Mt MarrisvilIe

Speciqi TeiegraH 10 he Register
HARRIsvrLLE, w. VA, July Jacob
Tingler shot Columbus Echard Yesterday.
The ball entered the back, passed through
the body and lodged in the ribs. Echard
will die.
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An Er-senator Diving.

EXETER. y. II. July Gen. Gilman
Narston. Ex-United States Senator and
Representative, soldier lawyer and poll
tician is suffering from blood poisoning
and his case is considered practically hope
less
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coinr,o thot Cane NAV cottage.

WAsulNGroN. ID. C., July 2.-The Presi-
dent will leave here tomorrow morning
FOR Cape MAY unless something unforeseen
should REQUIRE a change i'm his plans.
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nen,er rnIl. cots Her Bulldlng.

WAsulNGroN, ID. c., July 2.-The Presi-
dent has approved the acts for the erection
Of public buildings at Salina, Kansas, at
Beaver Falls. Pa, and ut Alexandria, La.
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During the progress of the call, as Mr.
Coleman. of Louisiana. east his vote with
the Democrats ne received applause from
that side of the house, and the applause was
reinforced with cheers when Mr.. Lehl-
back, of New Jersey, also cast his vote
against the measure. The Republicans re
taliated in kind. and as the Southern Re
publicans. Messrs. Houk, Taylor of Ten
ncssee. Waddell. Mudd Of Maryland, and
Wilson of kentucky, recorded their votes
i'm the affirmative cheer after cheer was
given The bill was passed yeas 100. nays
lfg The House then, AT Y:25, adjourned.
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SPLIT on SILVER.

The House aud senate Conferees Fail to
Agree.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2-The con
fcrecs on the silver bill met this morning
and spent an hour in discussing the differ
ences between the two houses. They sep
arated at noon, having come TO no concIu-
sion. IL is said there We're three propose
tions presented for consideration, but their
terms have not yet been made known.
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TOR delicious fragrance. rcfrcshlnk 'oo.. ..,..
- ,rd eoft beauty impaired 20 ne sAii ..
bv Pozzonrs Powder commenls Do '' '''
ladies.
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ENDS THE STRIKE.
Cincinnati Carpenters Compromise With
Their Bosses.

CINcINNAri. O., July 2.-The striking
carpenters Yesterday agreed to return 10
work for those bosses who were willing 10
give ten hours pay for nine hours work af-
ter July II. or the ! 800 men who are now
unemployed about 1000 will be able TO re
tain work, and for the benefit of the re
naming 500 an assessment OF dollar a
week will be levied on each of the men at
work
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Association Ganes.

At Louisville Louisville >, Brooklyn 3
At st. Louis-St. Louis 6, Rochester ,
At Columbus Syracuse :, Columbus ,
Al Toledo-Toledo 9. Athletics ..
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ALL FOR PATTIsoN.
Republican Club of Finy Members at

- Atf i''t'ftt'- -A NA'i" % AAite -"'"A"NtH 80
Braddock.
S.UNNroN. PA. July This evening
Squire Hoffman, of Braddock. received a
telegram from prominent Republican of
the borough stating that if Pattison IS nom
mated "a Pattis0n Republican club VIII im-
mcdidtely bc organized there Fifty names
of Republicans, the telegram states, have
already been suggested
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DIVIDES THE FAIR.
Lake Front aud jackson Park Selected as
the Site.

CmcAGo, July 2-The Worlds Fair
National Commission this afternoon for
maliy accepted the joint site consisting Of
the Lake Front and Jackson Park as the
location for the Columbian Exposition by Il
,.ni1. 1f = IN Ii
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Wm. y. Thompson. OF Belfast; was nom
yesterday.
George A. Parkhurst, the wen KNOW"
actor. died I'm New ork last nlsAt-
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e1.9a.5.T.0.O.1.e,3.