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JoFssrows, PA, July 2l.-A1rs. Fri.
berger with her three children, GANG
recently from Austria, hoping to find her
husband, but upon inquiry it was found
that he had perished In the flood. She
has made application to the Flood Com.
mission for relief. Seven or eight dol.
lars which WINS due Mr.. Fribctger by the
the Cambria Iron Company, was turned
over 10 hiak schamlsrg, Iust.;sn Con.
sul at Pittsburgh, but the woman saw
she never received Ii. 49,. =
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A DANCE UF DEATH.
Tho Father OF Desperate Taken for His
Sun and Shot Dead.


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 2l.-Friday
night Det, c.ive W. B. Morgan and Po.
liceman William Patton, of Birmingham,
went to Bibb county to capture Bar,
Thrasher, noted escaped convict and
murderer They had learned tina,
Thrasher would be at negro dance in
the mountains, four miles from Wood,
stock, selling whisky. at midnight the
officers reached the place and concealed
themselves behind a fence. The dance
WAS in progress. Soon two men came
out in the dark. They came toward the
officers, who supposed one was 'Bsr,
Thrasher. The officers drew guns and
ordered them to halt. Rube Morrison,
one OF the men, obeyed, but the other,
who proved to be John Thrlsher, Bart's
father, had shotgun and resisted. He
and Patton graspled, and the latter was
oYerpowered. Just as Thrasher wae
about to shoot Patton, Morgan shot
and killed Thrasher. The inmates OF
the house, among them Bart Thrasher,
then fled for fear OF being killed by the
dead mans friends. The officers retreat.
ed to Woodstock. Morgan was not ar.
rested,
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Hon. NJ. s Grnutham Dead.

9PtFlu1 DISpdlch 70 nc IHltHs9ttctr.
MARTlSsnURd, W. Va, July ol.-Hon
NJ. S. Grantham, one Of the most promi
nent men in this end OF the State, died
OF neuralgiaof the heart last night at hit
residence near Shanghai, twelve miles
from this city. Mr.. Grantham figured
conspicuously for number of years in
local and State Democratic politics, hav.
ing served his district in the State Sen.
ate. both before and since the separation
OF West Virginia from the old State, and
was for long time President OF the
County court. He was seventy.six
years old and as hospitable and phil.
anthropic gentleman had few EQUALS,
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TIN ORE In CALIFORNIA,
Rich Deposits That May BE Operated ON n
Grent Scale.

Grent Scale.
SAN Francisco, July 2l.-From pres.
ent indications California will have in
The near future a new industry, riyaling
in Importance even the taking OF gold
from the bowels Of the earth. The new
industry is the mining at great profit OF
tin ore near San Jacinto, San Bernar.
dino county. Twenty.seyen years ago
tin deposits were found in this neighbor.
hood, but the value Of the discoveries
did not seem to be appreciated. Nego.
tiations have just been concluded where.
by the San Jacinto tin mines will pass
into the hands Of an English syndicate
with large experience in the treatment
OF these ores, and these men, who own
the tin mines near Swansea, Wales, pro.
nounce the California ores nearly three
times as rich as the Welch ores they
have been operating with fair profit.
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TORONTO, OSr., July 2l.-Thc GloJ,
advocates Canadian representation al
Washington. 1t says: An agent at
Washington would be n nurse to
strengthen rather than impair the tie
that binds them to Britain. This would
DO much to prevent the bluudering
which deprived US of portion OF what
is now the State OF Maine, and Of terri
tory on the Pacific. II the British con.
nection Ia ever severed in anger it will
bs because the Mother Country hGs
agreed to some humiliating BurIenders
at the expense OF Canada.
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To Enter for the ClumpIon.,,,,

CHICAGO, July 2l.-Charles A. Choss
OF the North End Tennis club, ior the
fourth time champion tennis PLAYER of
the Western States, having successfpllv
defended his title at kenwood today
against Edward Mcclellan, the winner
OF the latest tournament, which endrd
on Saturday, Chase will have to entsr
the Eastern tournament at Newno,, -, ;n
the fall for the championship OF Amer
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CONFESSED THn MURDER.
Fireman Roadhouae says He Killed En-.
gineer Handsvender.

Fireman Roadhouae says He Killed En-
Sineer raudevender.
Van VERT, o., July 2l.-Fireman
Roadhouse tonight confessed murder.
ing Engineer Yandevender. He said
that they Ind been quarreling all
along the trip, and among other
things, the engineer accused him OF re-
porting him for drunkenness. When
the train nearcd this place, the en-.
gineer rushed at Roadhouse
with curse, saying that he
would fix him. With that he dealt him
a blow On the face, knocking him down.
When Roadhouse recovered he picked
up the hammer and rained several blows
on the engineers head, killing him.
Roadhouse was placed in Jail. 1t is
feared he will be lynched.
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A Morphine slave Dies.

CANTON, ONO, July 2l.-hIrs. Mary
Lehr, a married woman, died suddenly
few days since. The cauae has just
leaked out. She Tas in the habit OF
taking sixty grains OF morphine daily.
Her husband claimed the expense was
too great, and cut off part Of the sup.
ply. This killed her almost immediate:
ly: CoYone: sheeier came 70 the repl:
dence to hold an inquest, but wa5 met
by the husband and hustled out OF the
house. The corpse was buried soon af.
ter. DR.. Marc insisted on a post NOR.
tenn, hut he, too, was pushed aside.
Means will likely bs used to unravel
matters, l t.H =.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., July 2l.-Thc
Comptroller Of the Currency has np-
pointed Gilbert r. Shaw receiver OF the
Park National Bank OF Chicago, Ill. The
appointment was delayed several days
in order to allow tho directors 4 chance
10 restore the bank TO business basis.
They were unable 10 do this, however,
and it was thought best to wind up the
bonE's afTaira r-'"
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MI AND Mrs. CLhyhLASD.
They Go on n Fishing Exclusion on Steam
Yacht

They Go on n Fishing Excursion on Steam
Yacht.
NEW ioEE, July 2l.-rhe steam yacht
Empress, owned by F. A. Schermsr-
horn, came into Greenport a few days
ago, having finished an extended cruise
to the eastward, taking in Bar Harbor,
Marblehcad, Campobelia and several
Canadian ports. On their return the
yacht stopped at Marion, Mass, and
took Ex President and Mrs. Cleveland
out on Il fishing excursion. When of
Point Judith they experienced very Sc
we're squalls. The commander of this
elegant steamer, Captain McClennon, is
q former resident OF Greenport.
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SYRACUSE N. x, July 2l.-The St.
Louis e1press on the New York Central
railroad struck wagon containing
Eipslow Harmon, vile and his live.
year.old laughter, ut the lYeedsport
crossing at 10 o'clock Saturday night.
Mr.. Harmon was Instantly ks:.s1l. k:.ts11ll mre,
Harmon received iniEries Yhich viii
result in nef qeath. THE daughter Sas
seriously but not fatally injured, y
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A COWARULY DEED.
Il Mob Fires Twenty-Five Shots into m In
offensive Colored Man,

Mob Fires Twenty-Five Shots into m In.
offensive Colored Man.
PARIS, TEXAS, July 2l.-Parties who
came in here to-day briag information
of what will doubtless prove to be a
most brutal and cowardly assassination,
which took place Saturday morning
about 20 miles southeast OF here in Red
River county. A party OF six or seven
men called at the house OF Andy Young,
hard working negro, and when be ap.
peared, fred at least twenty-five shota
into him. Strangely enough, he is alive
and conscious at last reports and knows
who did the shooting. 4 bullet cut out
his tongue aud he cauuo: tell.
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Tho St. Louis Walters Strike.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July el.-The latest
Developments in the walters strike seem
to be favorable to the strikers. Nego-
tiations are in progress between five Of
the restaurants and their men on the
lat!er's terms. The Southern Hotel will
open it's dining rooma tomorrow with
female walters. Labor Commissioner
Merriweather will endeavor to settle the
tronhlp. - - -
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REFUSES TO APPEAR


VI
lily The Jury.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-Coroner Cent?
who Is investigating the explosion or
the steamer Tioga, received In answe,
to the queatlon that Nlcsscrs. Bright
proprietors Of the Gencseo Oil Works,
Of Buffalo, who shipped the naphtha on
tho Tioga, come here and testify before
the coronei's Jury Of inquest. The
Messrs. Drigh. declined to come, and
Say they SEQ no reason why they should
do 30. They disclaim any responsible.
ity for the explosion. They say:
"All carriers from Buffalo put all the
products Of petroleum under the ealne
classification, charge the same freight
and niake no distinction between them.
Ml o. these products being designated
"oil.' There was no concealment what.
ever from the steamboat company Of the
character of tho shipment. Tho steam.
boat company knew the characte of this
and previous similar shipments. i'll
Bedford has disappeared or refused 10
appear aud testify before your Jury. wei
sincerely regret it, and it is without our
knowledge or approval. Oar wish is
that he and all othets having knowledge
OF the facts shall give them to you"
Agent Morlord, Of the Union Steam.
boat Company, to which the Tioga be.
longs, was the first witness called by the
coroner to-day. By way OF answer to
the letter Of the Mcssrs. Bright, he said
Ihat there were number OF articles,
such as dynamite, nitro.glycerine, ben.
Zine, gasoline, camphone and naphtha.
which lis company refused to handle at
al, and its printed rate sheets contained
Instructions to its agents not to receive
.hem for transportation. II his com.
pany had known that the barrels ship.
~ the Genesee Oil Company contained
iaphtha, it would not have accepted
hem.
The jury returned verdict censuring
he Union Steamship Company and
,reierring charge against the Mcssrs,
Bright, Of Buffalo, proprietors Of the
tennessee Oil Works, for the considera.
ion OF the grand jury.
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PIrrsBuRdu, Pa July 2l.-The strike
OF the puddlers at the American Iron
Works Of Jones & Laushlins, was salts.
factorily settled at conference this af.
ternoon, and work will be resumed to-
morrow. The trouble arose over dis
pute as to the construction Of certain
clauses in the new scale, providing for
appeals to the firm for better material TO
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STRUCK on THE HEAD.
A Mnssillon Market Nan Knocked Down
md Robbsd nf Over $500,

a Mnssillon Market 1Isn knocked Down
md Robbsd Of Over $500.
MAssILtos, 9, July 81. = William
Coleman came here from Harrison
county last Tuesday and bought Adam
Yolkmer's West Main street. meat mar.
ket. When be closed Lu4inesy near
midnig ht he counted his money, two
hundred and slxty-ilve dollaro, pu. it in
his pockets and went under the Main
street canal bridge few minutes before
going home. An unknown man follow.
ed him, struck him two violent blows on
the head which rendered him un6on.
SSious, end he was then robbed OF all his
money" Aeambler named Stewart was
arrested on suspicion, but Coleman fail
ed to identify him. =
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BOUGHT AND PAID FOR.
The Cape May Cottage Not
Presented to Mrs. Harrison.
HON. S. B. ELKINS' OPINION
or Pending Bllls-Thc Present Con.
grcss Has Accomplished tho Most
Important Legislation Since
tho Wnr-A Good Record.

NEW York, July 2l.-The correspond
ent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer sends hi
paper the following: ~.
The positive statement Is made to m
that General Harrison has bought m,
paid for the Cape May summer cottage
occupied by tho Presidential family, in
stead OF having allowed Mrs. Harrison
to accept itas gift. A gentleman who
saw Mrs. Harriaon on Wednesday, men
toned to her that he bad heard such .
report, whereupon shetold him TINT the
facts were that tho President had bough,
the cottage and had paid $4,000 for it,
She was perfectly willing to let him say
80 10 any one that he cared to talk with
about it, aud he told NE about the mat.
ter to-day. Said he: II understand
that the President, Immediately upon
having the cottage offered to Mrs. Har.
rison. announced his willingness to buy
it, but not to accept it as gift. The ar.
rangement was made that they should
20 and spend few days in it before do.
Gliding whether or not they wished 10
purchase it, and trial OF the cottage
confirmed the bargain by which Sl0,0U0
was paid for it. The reason nothing
was said aboutit at the time was because
the bargain was not wholly consum.
mated"
Mr.. ELKISS TALKS.
S. B. Elkins was in the city during the
week, having come over from his sum.
mer house at Elkins, ". Va, which is
also his voting residence, to attend to
business affairs here. He has been in
Washington frequently this summer,
and it is said that he has been often
called 10 the White House to give his
advice to the President. | was talking
with him here about some phases of M.
tional legislation when he said, among
other things: There were some biz
men ia Congress when wgs there as
delegate from New Mexico. The war
period had created great men-being
the opportunity under which great
tueu utStlOps 1 Ndb lUUhlUk over tuH
personality Of the present Congress ro-
Gently aud could find no great men 10
with that time. Yet this Con.
vress has had work in it, and there is u
that it will make the greatest
record in important measures OF any
Congress since the war. Ii it passes the
bill and the Frye Shipping
bill, in addition to the Silver bill, it will
have accomplished the most important
legislation in n quarter Of a century. In
my opinion the Silver bill il more i'm.
portant than the tariff. We could not
get along without additional circulating
medium without having trouble. We
have tariff bill now, under which We
can get along ii the Mckinley bill fails
to pass. AS to the Frye Shipping bill,
it will enable ia to keep in this country
the Sl50,000,O00 we annually pay TO
English Vessels for ocean freights, not to
passengers. 1t is measure in
which the vitality Of the country is in.
volved.
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a lIy,terlous Affair.

PnlLADELrnIA, Pa, July 2l.-A. 7.
Reeves, who !nsinated Father Ash
field, of St. Peters Catheral, Memphis.
Tenn, in February, 1859, and who being
adjudeed inaane, was confined in the
Nashville Asylum, from which no es.
eaped throo weeks Inter, vas arrested in
this city tonight. Reeves sayr he has
been here for a year past. He will be
held TO await the arrival OF requisition
papers. The killing Of Father Ashfeld
was surrounded with mystery, and
Reeves declared tonight that no would
never tell what led to the death OF the
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GREESsBuHo, Pa, July 2l.-It ap.
pears tho striko has been broken at Ir.
win. This afternoon fifteen miners
went to work in the Larimer mines, and
the prospect is that others will follow
tomorrow. The break was made on
Saturday, when two men went Into the
mines. At Glaridge great many men
are working.
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An Attraction for the Fair

ePse'W DaSI17tcH u tHe 7H'ta7fJeNccr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, July 2l.-A letter
has been received by the Secretary OIL
the Western Pennsylvania Agricultural
Association from ex-governor Pattison,
that he will be here to attend the fair to
be held September to G.
As word has been received from Seua-
tor Delama!er, Republican candidate for
Governor, that he, too, will attend. il
possible, IN interesting time is expected.
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HArRE, July 2l-Arrived, steame,
La Bretague, from New York. aT-
LoSDoS, July 2l.-Arrivsd7:-Missouri
pHILADELpniA, July 2l.- Arrived
Pennsylvania, from Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 2l. Arrived
Fulde, from New York. a'.g
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WAsulSoros, July 2l.-Superintend'
ent Porter to-day began sending ou'
checks in payment OF the services oi
census enumerators. Checks are being
sent direct 10 the enumerators, and are
made payable at the sub.treasury in New
York, About 500 checks will be sem
out daily until the whole number, mum
bering over 90, 900 enumerators, are paid
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Dlscredits tho Reports,

PARIS, July Q. The Guatemalean aliu.
lister here, referring to tho reports from
Mexico that war had broken out between
Guatemala and San Salvador, says that
the telegrams from Mexico are inexact,
War has not been declared, he says, and
no Gnatemalean troops have crossed the
frontier OF San Salvador. 1t 10 the Min.
iater's opinion that the fighting referred
to in the dispatches must have occurred
in the interior OF San Salvador between
factions in that country.
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Ssnte Tenchers' Examinations.

special Dispatch TO the Inteilioalccr.
FAInMoST, W. Va b, July 2l.-Prof. G.
A. sipe, President Of the State Board OF
Education, announces the following
dates for State teachers examinations:
At Grafton, July 81, August l, .; at
Charleston. August and s; at Parkers.
burg, August l2 and l3; at Keyser, Au-
gust 2s, 20 and 30; at Hinton, August
% and 30.
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Belglum 1nLtpsndence pnr.

BRusaElc, July 2l.-The sixtieth an.
niyersary Of Belgian independence and
the twenty.ffth year OF the reign OF
King Leopold, were observed TO-DAY
WITH tedeum lery!ce in the cathedral.
palace.
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uopcd They yyonId nehnye rh.msa,ro,

Hoped They Would Behave Themselves.
LONDON, July 2i.-The second bat
talon OF the Grenadier Guards, some of
the members Of which recently showed
signs OF insubordination, will start for
Bermuda tomorrow. The battalion was
inspected to-day by the Duke OF Cam:
bridge Cornmander.in.Chief OF the
British army. The Dake addressed the
troops, and expressed the hope that they
would behave better abroad than thev
had behaved in London.
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West virginia Pensions.

Special Dispatch 10 The Irteli1encer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2l.-Wrsi
Virginia pensions granted to-day: In
crease-W. L. Nuttler, New Milton
John B. Uptou, Pullman; Name Reilly,
Tunnclton; Alva Neely, French Creek
Wilhelm Bauer, Wheeling; William
Dickson, Parkershurg; A. T. Wilburn
Terra Alta; J. S. Hove, Parkersburai
Norval VaEdervort, Fairmont; Joseph
johnson, Lone Tree; Jeremiah Murphy
Hundred; N. J. Watson, Glen Elk; Il
c. Massay, Long Beach; Eli Galloway
WyOma,
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AsDuRY, PARK. n. j., July 2l.-This
afternoon $4,000 persons witnessed a
baby show on wheels. Tgo hundred
cherubs were yheeled in their carriages,
including ten pair OF twins. Tho car:
riages were preceded by prominent pee.
pie, and gay decorations were the order
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TuscAlo, Ill, July 2l.-John Harris,
the largest man in Illinois, died sat1r,
day night at his At9eme g (. near here. He
was seventy years OF age and his weight
tor many years past has heeR between
GOO and 700 pounds, =
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A Ynfa anSEnnnL.naa

BELGRADE, July PA radical meet.
ing held here to-day adopted a vote OF
conGde1es in the government, aud tele.
eraphed assurance OF loyalty to King
Alexander.
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Washington COuniA,n Growth

Special Disoutch TO the In,eiligcncer.
WAsHfSGroy, Pa, July 2l.-The GEN.
sus returns from the different districts
are all in excepta few which were grant.
ed additional time. The population of
Washington county is 70,707, on increase
Of L. .2S9 since 1850.
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MAssILLoH, O., July 2l.-A private
telegram from Baltimore states that
Louis Arlington, Of this city, has been
elected President OF l.. A. 1i3, X. OF L
which comprises all the green elass
blowers OF the United States and
Canada
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Fonr MORGAN, Col, July al. Fl.
Bartlett, the deinulting cashier Of tho
bank at Fort Morgan, recently arrested
at Seattle, was returned here to-day. De
refused to talk or givO any information
as to how he spent the money.
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dInRALTAn.July 2i.-Empress Freder.
lex Of Germany has arrived hero on a
yieit. The shipping in the harbor was
decorated on her arrival and a salute was
fired in her honor.
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9 PARIS, July 2l.-A due! with swords
was fought yesterday between III. Ne.
nier and George Hugo, in which NJ.
Hugo was slightly wounded. The
trouble arose from private quarrel. "a
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Four,l, Clns, Po.t,nnsters.

Spfcldl UlfYdIcH 10 nc InlelgIJeHcT.
WAsuISGroS, D. c., July "l.-Post-
masters appointed to-day: F. NJ. Nichols,
vice J. NJ. Nichols, resigned, Dixie,
Nicholas county wv. Painter, vice ]. c.
Painter, deceased, Thornton, Taylor
cniini1t - IL
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LONDON, July 2l.-The I;ilh police
reports show that ia agrarian outraget
we're committed in Ireland during The
last riot there.
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Editors Excommunicated.

Roug, July 2l.-rhe proprietors OF
three newspapers published on the
Island OF Malta have been excommuni.
Gated for printing articles abusing the
Pope and the Bishop OF Malta.
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THE worst cases OF scrofula, salt rheum
and other diseases OF the klood, are cured
by Hoods Ssrsaparilla. 8
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Wheeling WInsAgaIn.

spetial Dt'pctch TO The En.e.ligalcer.
CANTON, O., July 2l.-Whcelinr ro,
to.day's game. The score: WIZ
Canton on...-......... 0 0 n
wheeling ............". o l o o o ~
HitsICanton. s: Wheeling. s. Two ho,o III,
1speidel. Three base hils-N ilJiams ma asE INIT M.
Home run-Zeisler. Errors-Cantou, i: W%eni
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Akron, 8; NIclieGsport, =.

Special Dispatch 10 The In'elligencu. ..'
AKRON. O., July 2l.-The home ts,,,
defeated McKeesport to-day in 'u..,n ,raii
played, game, which the visitors Iost I
through hard luck. Score: '0''
Mchecsport.............. l 0 0 i 80
Base hits-Akrou, 7; McKcesport. o rrro,s
AKRON, !; MGkeesport. .. BsircricsE itolS. Eiu.rn
co,e Comofef ana sweeny; McKecsport, Jones anil
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New 1oRK, July 9l.-According to an
evening paper Gen. i. =. Goshorn said
that he will not accept thG Director
Generalship ofthe Worlds Fair at Chi.