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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-21

Press dispatches from Columbus
claim that highly sensational dem
onstration against Governor Campbell
will be made to defeat his renomina-
tion. The story is that an article is
being prepared to publish in a Cincin-
natl democratic paper and simultan-
eously to be sent out from Washington
by the Associated press, which will be
more startling than the ballot box
incident. Indeed, it is stated, tina,
matter will be re-opened. The main
feature of the sensation will be, it is
said, an exposure of Gov. Campbell's Is
alleged financial interests in certain
Legislation which he is said to have
helped to get through as congressman,
and mention is specifically made of the
improvements of the Potomac flats.
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AID FOR EAM1xE-srR1cxEx RUSSIA.
ess. Tracy Concurs In y Suggestion that
Contributions be Sent In . War Vessel.

ess. Tracy Concurs In . Suggestion tia,
Contributions be Sent n . war Vessel.
WARRINGTON. Dec Ex-senator Washburn OF
Minnesota has addressed letter to Secretary
Tracy. suggesting that a naval vessel be used
10 transport to Europe the breadstufls CON-
tributed In this country for tho relief Of th)
famine sufferers in Russia. He said:
In view Of the amicable relations that ha}e
RJlong existed between tho Russian Goveh-
ment and our own. and the sympathy ind
fiendliness shown by that Government tqbur
country. above all In the hour OF its grejtest
peril. it would be graceful act tot our
Government at this time to ffnish
. .nN, to trensport this cargo to 2 Hssian
example can be- given Of our own CIVILIZATION.
shan to send " Soverpmen e ship by 81 such q
es sssy fRa o T mot
AZ 1SS S1ssd peasants
1T gives me pleasure 70 say tjkt the Navy
md will Willingly Do al ff IL Pc farthet
% generous and suitable proief. The friend
iyrelations between the United states and Rus;
ass back ton the mesa
$s;s. A. g: 9s
&, J., sPif!It Of i1isnSsAp ias BEYOND
sssssd f sSs
s5 Heed1d ssss dsHs
70 find. the courageomf and outspoken sympa-
tSSy q Russia has hada powerful inuence on
itIsa duty. no isss jan S p!essure. to every
Patriotic American tb do all that lies in his
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4 MANLAC,S LEAP.
~ Peterson's Delusi0ns and His Flnal
Plnnks TO Death.

range 70 Oeotns
CHICAGO. Dec 2G-Ons week ago o strange
man took of his coat on the fifth floor Of the
ote Manhattan block and. taking long run.
plunged through the street window He was
aalshed to pieces.
1t was learned to-day that his name was
reterson. and that he was q maniac. He was
ue son Of wealthy people who live In Buffalo.
t saere his father has extensive shipping In:
iiys s n G.. where he went 70
ISrildren resulted from tho marriage. In 1883
ssSS sersooIn hrst showed symptoms Of mental
AS One day his Wits returned home and was
sr sss IL the kte5en RstcrsSn WAS about
aIHa Iret. He said he was going to- cruelty
NJ Me .. child" He was at once computed to
~ ~ ASYLUM Two years ago he was discharged
Injured Petersons mania took the form Of
Inss,En,ning that he must 20 INTO the circus
Es sIihe III. and that he was the finest bare
ANIL NIL RIDER in the United StateA He actually
G show an s wsh nsa the
ivy ls neck while attempting impossible
i Ists IN the sawdust ring. He did this under
S Ss pane pam OF Thomas Cannon. On last Tues
sty PETERSON n.hrson was seen wandering around the
s sap 70 heaven FROM" Early on Wednesdsy
ins9 ne was seen on Dearborn street .gaz-
ssa, iid i, the covering ir1pt Of the Man;
sss sS,,or stopped at the nth floor the maniac
s,xanIed and ~ moment lator he was q man
'Nu eorpse ON tho pavement
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DR. HRArEs cRoss-E14MzNEn.
A Lettf to Mrs.. Barnaby After the Foisss
We t3eAt Admitted ~ Evldenee.

A Let.f to Mrs.. Bar-asy After the Po'ss.
We Sent Admitted - Evlaenee.
DENER. Dec. 2a-In tho Graves trial this
mornhg Prosecutor Stevens announced that
aftetan examination Of the letter from DR..
Graks to Mrs. Barnaby. over which there has
bed contention. tho prosecution with
duw all objections to It's admission in
ejdence This is the letter which it
Us claimed the Doctor wrote to Mrs. Bsrnaby
4 Ban Francisco at the time she was on her
hay to Denver. and at about the time the fatal
bottle was mailed. Its intention Is TO prove
that the Doctor thought Mrs. Barnaby was in
San Francisco. and therefore he could not
have mailed the, Bottle to her in Denver
Fr ns Ssa the e.ps
% 70 Mrs BaIns6y how e set Tie doe & p,s
e as.d 81 & e: avg 3 q:
ed at Providence en March 80; Mr.. Stevens
then said he wished The Letter e &c Into evil
The The letter was passed from Juror to Juror
and finally handed back to Judge Furmsn.
s sasa VIZ tss doeor and
pr. Graves denied, that he had told Mrs.
sp ,yk 81. Ma Barnaby H. was in Denver In
March last With his s brothers remains; and
IT. dostsr SAID err no had lived banes
vile. Conn. twelve years before he went, tn
osa sh r. sstsr
he got acquainted with Mrs Barnaby about
four years ago In the summer. Mr. Stevens
what branch Of medicine are you pur-
Physician and surgeon"
You have made your own medicine"
"Yes. in certain llne."
'A' ~
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GILLIAN WAR RUMORS.
Secretary Trsey Says the raih Of war 10 All
IN the Newspapern.


IN the Nswspapers.
WARRINGTON. Dec. 20.-This 10 the day OF
which Senior Jorge Montt will be inauguratet
as President Of Chill. but so far as can b,
learned no news OF the event has yet been re-
ceived from Minister Erau. There can be M
doubt Of the desire Of the oflcials Of the Stats
and Navy Departments to allay any approhen
sions OF war between the United States and
Chill that may have been caused by alarming
newspaper publications. Secretary Tracy THU
morning said:
The talk Of war IL all In the newspapers"
The Secretary showed some impotence al
tho reiterntion OF warlike stories. and said
emphatically, that they were without fouuda-
ton. and that there was nothing In tho situa.
ton to warrant their acceptance. He called
attention to the fact that the Boston. which
had just arrived at Valparaiso. had sailei
promptly for San Francisco. and repeated whJ|
Assistant Secretary Solely. had previously say
that not single vessel Of .fhe navy Is NJ
Sss sSs STATE e ch
warrant 3 belief. sirens thened By the fact nt
n 1tS sho BEEN
news Of most reassurine character haleen
c SsSS,f1iIved from the American representaYs IN
Senator Frye, who is Chairman Of nj Com
%, m,t On cSmEsrse and dr. mem6s thh
many public men In Washington w are at
present tndulging in very yiR2rousr, nlk:
70 the suS reporter Senator Fryspaid this
e:sRRiha ss United State. eeyernm4 s.neo.
'sst Esspesf sa tSr ma ss
GSi hs spoiI SSorsns snd nver sS
ian ienoranes Of the United st1S There is
no reason t. doubt that, thf Chiiiens are
in tnef q ssSS
So far from shaking IN theS R2ots. they are
quite sure they can whip VI For years they
nsTs ha tSs % Se%
they seen IN Anne rlcan ervehant vessel IN
f How p Sten in h.. the im msny ss
n os eEisn ' Tsser. IL EnsiaSd X.
aspyax hf saS
has taken a hand. Onbr part. while, we are |
apt to undergraduates ~ rYpgess q this Wig
ceptibIe elfort. and tSlhnderestimate also. the
accomplish the hun PINS Of Gillian deaanse
ssn xss,S VIII
ward an ultimatun Every m s1s oiConsress.
ss Pss % oSsr
European. power build afford to adopt course
s MS Ess we hsa morn asse
vessels Of war hut they are under way. and
what we have r. net to he lightly SPOKEN or"
dinner this ea hing in honor Of Secretary and
Morgan, Senior Stewart; kepreseptStIve No
ersssy saS Ssses y Yo9 H tie Hssss
tine MinistE the Minister from salvador. the
Hon. J. WGstsr II" spanish Mtn n SE,, mr.;
apafiony
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Mr.. BLAINE WILL ACCEPT.
MS ANSWER To SENATOR wAsHBURy,s
APPEAL FOR MS DECISION

NE IL Alleged 20 Have said That Ne wo~,<
Accept y Csaninseus Nonsnataea n ma
Heath - as Good Thea as Il 10 Now
Heciproeity 10 be the Repubiiean Cry.
BosroS. Dec 28.-The Records Washington
correspondent sends the following:
Mr. Blaine will accept the Republican NOM
nation for President next year. II the as
sembled Republicans at Minneapolis next
June wish him to be their standard
bearer in the Presidential campaign OF 1892
he will gladly accept the trust, provided that
1t the time his health is as good as Il is at
present II nominated he intends to make
reciprocity his platform. and make that
word the Republican war cry. This IL
Mr. Blaine's decision. and comes from his
own lips. 1t is an authoritative statement
and probably tho first that has boon made. In
making this statement OF Mr.. Blaine's eenti-
ment upon tho Presidential Ques-
ton, the Record is not comp elled
to couple It with the moss-grown claim
that It comes from some unnamed statesman
who enjoys Mr.. Blaine's confidence and knows
Of his Intentions The Record can name the
man who not many days ago heard from Mr..
Blaines own lips the decision which tho
great Secretary had reached. This man Is
Senator Washhurn OF Minnesota. He ia the
Republican leader Of the Northwest-the
man who has by common consent
been put ut the head Of his party IN
that section. For some time he ha.
been anxious to know OF Mr.. Blsine's ssnti.
ments regarding tho Presidency. whether or
notdcesates instructed In his behalf vould ho
accountable to the man from Maine Senator
Washburn has long been a warm psrsonal
friend Of the Secretary Of State. Recently he
has been constantly urging Mr.. Blaine 20
IA, hin, tnow his views roo, rS,nc ~ nas,
ton that Is surely drifting toward him. He
told the Secretary that tho people OF the North
west wet' a unN ~ esiinE ior us nomination.
and that they wished to know II their hopes
ve-e 10 be d;snppointed and thar Milan. fru.
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Fried 10 ste.l . I.,ttls S,Irl.

.IE'ELASD. Ohio. Dec. 26.-while q dancing
ny was being given to number OF children
,ss ue residence OF Mrs. c. b. Hanna. on Euclid
i'aue' this afternoon. the front door sudden
h opened and a strong woman walked In.
Inv up little girl named MUIR
|hto IN SSna ran down the steps and out
,he street, and she was pursued b long
d. Hnh ,,Gie by the servants and finally dropped
boi.e glrl. In order to escape herself The
Without ave endeavored to discover her. but
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Decided Against II. Kansas CITY Road.
RaIIrona Notes.

A MINNEAPOLIS despatch saws: I'm two or
three weeks the Mlhneapolis Hour mills MI
OF freight ears and the Inability Of the trunk
lines east vi Chicago TO handle sea board bust
rious as It 10 now since the fSur new roa M
The Kansas GU, BurlipgtHp, S9 sis sSff Wis VIE.
sSSsifb sia3s That losa isss
OCCASIONALLY. but.pot % bad as ct present" 4
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m Sh,aSp' Dec 2d.-Tho green goods non
eon", iorS city have been flooding Holmes
,0os nay with circular letters. They ask eorre-
lssnm ne, TO repy By mail. but to send the
ls8SStn' Tease renew my subscrtptiop toS
sA'h avenue. New York. - 2
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Arvfvsa--sArussAn Dee -
AZ Cskdc. Abbott. Hull
"a III Doyle, Liverpool.
n U1en. 6sfHh. Liverpool.
"a q ELL, waschausen, Bremen.
Al IA, Tbaieuhorat, Gibraltar.
"a Hriois Petersen, Rotterdam.
eeSxham, Smith, Malta.
esvrmudA, Fraser. bermuda.
eIo Grande, Conner. Galveston
6koquoia Pennington, Jacksonville
rilkesbsYre. CateA Boston
- Ssrsin9 Ghsntc. lament s: ,,n
Ark Havana, Rice, Havana.
lfor isier arrivals see rifss rassl
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MARRIED..

6RANT-VAN ZANDT.-on Wednesday. Dec.
~ At Ct. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church.
Harlem. by the Rev. George z. Van Do Water. Mrs.
Katie Jay Van Zandt. to Capt Donald Grant. both
OF NAw York city. No cards.
MOORE-CLARK.-AtB baltimore Nd. on wednss-
day. Dec. ~ by the Rev Charles R Weld DID,.
Jsan Lsvsrstt Moore and Nancy Clark daughter Of
the late John W. wllama
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UHIaAo1D
HELLTHAL-STERN. Katie stsrn to
Louis Heilthsi 4 Patterson. N. J. Al home 80
West S7th st.. Sunday. Jan. 3. 1907.
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Aurivrb ouI
ss Ehsetia. from New YORK. at Hamburg
Be Rhodors, from New York, at Hsvre.
Hs Cofinea, from New York. at HAvre.
q Uoldsbro from New York. AZ Copenhagen.
Be Bnneid, from New York, nj London 49,
&c Britannia. from New York, at haIseilles.
81 Ia HourgoRne, from New YORK. on the LIZARD
Be eervia, from New York, on Brow Head.
Sc Ruskin. from New York. en- Brow Head.
Be g. Marnock from New York, on Brow HEAD.
ss Taormina. from New York. Oh the LAsArd-
yAuxp mon Norway posrS
B. La Norm andie, from Havre for New YORK
Ss Greece from Liverpool for New York.
" Panama, from Bordeaux for New YORK..
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NEWS or THE RAILR0ADA
The Western Tra0c Comnissacaers Refuse
to Authoraxe Larger Commissioas.

The Western Trane Commissioners Refuse
to Authorase Larger Connissioas.
CHICAGO. Dec. :N-Chairman Walker to-
day handed down decision OF the
Commissioner OF the Western Traf1c
Association. concerning applications for per-
mission to pay higher commissions on emil
grant traffic than those authorized. The de-
cision reaffirms the Commissioners letter
of Nov. 80. prohibiting the payment Of more
than s. west Of Chicago and St Louis and 81
west Of tho Missouri River on California BUSH
ness. At the hearing OF Dec. TO- the
main point considered was the demand
Of the Rock Island for alleged necessary re;
The Denver 5 and no Grands joined. They were
S.s ~; p Sos % into sss
eatoa seems sSt to % chisy $sssd upon
~ 3a fy HGy n ss s'S sn ssos
pay COMMIT ssi"ns They state that none OF the
that r ts AMY as" ea
T they say II Is peculiar that Johnson e:
willing to reveal the Tact. while there is no
evlde.ce that any railroad really pays the
Il is the opinion Of the Board that the whole
Transaction is persistent effort on the part OF
johnson h 20. and other emtgrant agents In
ment. Each case when run down. ~ traced
to those concerns and goes no further. Cfnir-
man Walker and the Commissioners failed TO
see any occasion whatever for AUTHORIZING any
variation from the agreed basis. In fact: they
think they can place the matter upon y hrmer
foundation by the Introduction q additional
safeguards under plan which will be formu.
lated In circular sent to the members pre-.
paratory to being presented to- the pext meet
Ing OF the Advisory Board. on Jan. ].
Decided Against the Kansas CITY loaS.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2a-Tho srbitrators in the
appeal OF the Chicago. 1t. Paul and Kansas
City road from the decision OF Chairman
Finley. finding It guilty Of the misuse OF
mileage tickets. decided against the railroad.
The arbitrators say:
1T is our belief that Article IL invests In the
Chairman the right on receipt OF complaint OF
a member OF an alleged violation Of the agree.
ment with respect to the misuse OF any class o.
tickets, to employ such means as he may eieof
to determine the facts. providing the original
presentntion raises fair presumption that the
expressed by the member making the com
plant then the Chairman shall himself con-
T..s arbitrstors were George De Haven Of the
Chicago and Michigan road. James Y Mahoney
al tine Sioux City and NORTHERN, and Charles 3
Fee OF the Northern Pacific.
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PhNnps' Digestlbie Csosa.
An enneacious drink for the and dyspeptic.
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skINx yNzELLrGENoE

.SxiArrss AisAsAc--rHrs pax
Sun r,sss n ~ Sun ssts.... lot MODS risss. "a
sicH vArrs-rrn pAv
candy nj 4 Is Gov.fstand. . lot fisn 0sse, 90
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Business NGtiees.

The Feather.weight Umbrella.
Nsatess lRhtest. and strongest umbrella made 0nl,
al sole manufacturer THOMAS MILLER SONS
1,151 Broadway. between 26th and 9th Sta
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Hsns Batter At any prics sb8 and 81 Broadway.
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Sufferers IRON Coughs. Sore Threat. &C.,
should try "BROwEs BRONCHIAL TRoCHKa"
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Helioiaus 3lotiees.

DEIOyED DISCIPLE, S9th Of, near Madison av, the
ID Rev. H. Gregory Lines ReetOr-BishOp Talbot will
preach other services ~ TO- " Christmas music
repeated
LSGLlsE III SAINT EspRIT.-Seryioes TsIisisax Il
Il dinsnrhs 10 h, III Matin Of I b. du soir. The
Rev. A. V. WlTTMESEK. rieteur.
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furniture.

A -A-FuRSITuRE AND CARPETs-In tsos every
"A thing for housek eepng cheap at the old and rsA
bie house OF TilOs WILLiA and ~ 18th Av: opposite
Cooper Institute. New York.
GSURSiTlvuE SOLD without cash dsposdt; loassst
II eredit; enormous stock Grand Rapids hAnufAo-
tureTs' Agent, 1903 West 2,dh 1t.
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Mosnt uepe CeHeterY.
once $50 9th Av.. corner 28d at. New York
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9fuhstry.
alYsonaI Npttees.

4 NY PERSON desiring n TEN pOrary loan may obtain
"A the same without publicity by ADDRESSING ABefS-
L.TE SECRECY. box I2u. run uptown ONCE. 1895
broadway.
NIIES j. NIELSEN late sailing master. 10 no longer
IN IN the employ % the steam yacht LuTline. and
,lerefore not responsible for any indebtedness
Cured by him Tor account OF the yacht
W. BOERuM WETMORE.
DEHs,iSAI.-YorE FUTURE REVEALED. Written
u prediction OF your life lor. Give date OF birth,
AsTEOLOiiER lock box. 6.d Kansas City. No.
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$50 PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS handsomely bound IN
one volume. pMii, Sample View and Circular l0
OF Views from all parts Of the GLOBE. Cut this out
10,-BAeon'I IIaIletts; lamb, Ds 9qinesy'a
~ naris's. ~. Renuyes "EssAyr" More's "Ctopts;~
- Sxde's iiul stan" Rhlzac's 'St6res"
FRAT l55 9TH av. Cammsyef bloek).
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-14
HAD LITTLE VIM.

NE U1untS SHOW Up Isather IHLlle ana the
Reds Beat Them.
NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-The Giants showed
little vim in their work to-day and Cincin-
nnti beat them rather easily. Attendance
l,695. Score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-14
Gossip of the Levees.

The harbor is gradually filing up since the wick
cts were raised. Last night the gauge showed the
stage of water to be feet inches.
REPAIRS on the big lock at dam No. are still in
progress. The work will be completed by Septem-
ber1
THE up-rivcr boats yesterday were the James G.
Blaine and the Germania, for Morg1ntOwn, and the
Elizabeth for Elizabeth.
THE Scotia reported from Wheeling yesterday
afternoon on her way up from Cincinnati. If she
succeeds in getting up she will make an attempt to
return to-day.
THE passengers on board the Hudson. which ar
rived 4 day and q half late so far from finding the
GERS and crew that they presented a magnificent
tribute in the shape of basket of flowers to Cap
tain j. + Ellison and Clerk Daniel Lucy the
arrival of the boat at Pittsburg yesterday.
THE report that 'The Tom Dodsworth is going
on the docks tomorrow, - which appeared In some
papers almost every day for two weeks. while the
Been changed to read: THE Tom Dodswortn is on
the docks 1t will be satisfaction to rivermen
to know that the Dodsworth really Is on the docks
this time, where she will remain until she comes
off. SO says Captain Robinson
THE steamer Hudson due to leave here Wednes-
on account Of the low water between here and
Wheeling. She left for Cincinnati last night about
number of passengers. 1t was feared she would Be
unable to get down the river there are but four
Henderson wagered new hat with Captain Elli-
son. of the Hudson, that he Captain Ellison) would
report from Wheeling this morning.
ANSWERS were filed yesterday in five suits
tered against Joseph Nixon. The actions were
brought to recover for services rendered and pump
ing and raising the steamboat Joseph Nixon.
The plaintiffs are: Posey Kitchell L Co., amount,
SIS is; William Sipe. s36 %: Crescent Coal Com
pany s5S 10; Joseph Walton & Co., sl43 o., and
Joel Kerr S31 Is. Nixon asserts that he Is not
liable for the claims for the that at the time
the services were rendered the boat was in the
hands of the United States Marshal who had seized
1t on process issued by the United states District
Court, and the services were rendered solely on the
credit of the boat.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-14
ANEW ASSOCIATION SCANDAL
The Ex-Secretary of Cincinnati Concern 6
Heavy Defaulter.

CINCINNATI, Aug 13.-There have been
rumors afoat for several days that the af-
fairs of the Camp Washington Building
Association in this city were not in de-
sirable condition from business point of
view There is no official report to support
this rumor, but yet it Is an open
secret the e1-Secretary of that asso-
citation, Jacob Franzreb, has misappro-
priated about $4,000 of its funds
An expert has been working on the ac-
counts of the Secretary for several days.
The result of his investigation was to have
been officially reported to a meeting of the
shareholders of the Association tonight, but
it was not yet complete. Enough is known
to warrant the unofficial statement that his
shortage is not less than SIS, 900.
His method, it is alleged, was to draw the
money out of the bank on bogus checks,
which he could easily do, as his signature to
an order for money was sufficient under the
rules of the association. Jacob Franzreb,
the Secretary charged with defalcation, is
still in the city He will be arrested to-
morrow He says if he is arrested he will give
away several other people who are in the
same box with him. He was secretary of
several other building associations, among
the number the Allemania, which charges
that he is defaulter in it to Sc, 900.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-14
GREAT GAME TOMORROW.
The Leaders and Tailenders of the County
League to Play at East Liberty.

The Leaders and Tailenders of the County
League to Play at East Liberty.
There will be great game of ball at Lib
erty Park tomorrow between the Climax
and the East End Gyms The former team
are confident that they will win, while the
Gym boys are equally as confident that
Matt Thompson's pets won't be in 1t. The
Climax team have met the East End team on
two occasions and were defeated both
games, but since then they have braced mp
considerably and have been strengthened by
Horace Hemphill in the. pitchers box and
Yrssari in right field, both good men, and
they promise to. make things lively for the
leaders of the League. A large crowd is ex.
pected at the game, as the League team is
out of the city and the Climax team have
quite a large following, who are sure that
their fancy can doup the Gyms despite the
fact that they are last in the championship
race.
Considerable money has been wagered on
the result by the admirers of Horace Hemp
hill, who are confident that he will hold
the sluggers down to a small number of hits,
and there is considerable feeling on account
of his being released by the GIfyna-
sum team without giving him fair trial.
The Climax club will be weakened by the
absence of Wasmund and Stevens, the latter
had his arm broken at Bridgeville last Sat
urday, and the Gyms will also be weaker
on account of the absence of Dan Barr, their
captain, who was severely spiked in last
SATURDAYS game,