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a WOMB FoR BrAINE.
senator Hale says tho Secretary WIN Not
4i Leave the Cabinet.

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senator Hale says tho Secretary VIII Not
s4f Leave the Cabinet.
ELLSWORTH, Me-, Juno 4.-scnator
Hale, at whose home Secretary Blaine
is stopping, asked reporter why the
newspaper men followed up Mr.. Blaine
SO closely.
The reporter replied that they did not
want to be cleft" in case Of any impor-
tant political developments, such, for
example, as Mr.. Blaine's possible re-
tirement from the cabinet, or his COM
ing out as q Presidential candidate,
Senator Hale responded: 81 have
mover heard such thing as his resigna-
ton mooted. / don't believe it has
ever been thought Of, and II you ask me
whether regard it us a probability |
will say / don't think there is the
slightest chance of It. Mr.. Blaineis not
in vigorous health at present, but q
period OF rest will reinvigorate him and
he will return to his post like a lion re-
freshed. There never was time when
Mr.. Blaine was more happily placed as
far as public work is concerned. The
work in hand pleases him to q dot: You
see the pleasure and zest with which he
has performed it, even when he was not
enjoying great physical strength. |
think his dearest wish is to continue at
his present post, and go. on with the
work which has SO ably handled up to
the present. No, / don't believe the
notion OF resignation has ever occurred
to Mr.. Blaine or been suggested to him
by his friends. In regard to future
Presidential nominations; / can only
say that Mr.. Blaine can always rely
upon the State of Maine for anything
within her power"
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THURSDAYS BASE BALL.
League and Association Games Played
s.rs Yesterday.

AAStFnAS
gsH'a Yesterday.
CoLuMBUs, O., June 4.-Washingtpn
played poorly, and Columbus had no
trouble in winning. Score;
Warrington. vi
Fits, IA and 8. Errors, Washington,
2. Earned runs, Columbus, 8. Pitch
ers. Gastright and Carsey. Umpire,
Kerins.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-stivetts was in
vulnerable, two hits being all that Bal
timore could get off him. Score:
8; III
Hits, u and. 3. Errors, 2 and 4
Earned runs, st. Louis, 8. Pitchers,
stivetts, McMahoh and Cunningham.
Umpire, Ferguson.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-Bunching Of
hits and sacrifices won the game to-day
for the home team. Score:
Cincinnati .................o 0 0 l o. o-s
Athlssics...................l 0 o o 900 OIL
Fits, Z and 5. Errors, each. Earned
runs, Cincinnati, /. Pitchers, Crane
and Chamberlain. Umpire, Matthews.
BosroN, Mass, June AIN cold and
cherries weather the Bostons played a
dull and listless game to-day and were
easily beaten. Score:
SSl SstSn.a d...SS : 3 81
Errors, 2 andS. Hits, 10 and 4. Earn:
ed runs, 2 and /. Pitchers, Young and
Ninhnls ITmp;ra Morrill,
New York, June 4.-The Cincinnatis
put very clever fielding game to-day,
but could not gauge Keefe's curves.
Score:
E ESS H3Bs.s:3 8 3!
Errors, Cincinnati /. Hits, 10 and 8.
Earl ed, 3 and /. Pitchers, Keefe and
Rhines. Umpire, Powers.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June Pitts
burgh could do nothing with Esper to-
day, while Philadelphia batted Baldwin
hard. Score.
F FlttsSs4EHS.i!.;:S 9 9 g 8 70
sEfrbFs, 8 Haa4. Fits, II and 5. Pitch
ers, Esper and Baldwin. Earned, 8 and
l. Umpire, Hurst,
,BnooK1YS, June 4.-The bridegrooms
gained no friends by the wretched exhi-
bition in the game to-day in Brooklyn.
eSIs11S ! 4q36 ~
Errors, a and 2. Hits, II and Is. Earn
ed, A and9. Pitchers, Heming and Stein.
Umpire, Lynch.
LOUISVILLE, June 4.--Louisville de-
feated Boston to-day in holly con-
tested game. Score:
Louisville ............l 0 Q o 5000 2-6
Boston ...-.'.. ,..."2 0 0 0 la
Fits, IL each. Errors, 4 and l. Earn
ed, 8 and 2. Pitchers, Daily and Fitz-
gerald. Umpire, Jones.
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LAST HOPE GONE.


Special Dtpafch to tbs HieIl:Se:rT,
CHARLESTON, W. W., June S.-Gov-
crnor Fleming has declined to Interfere
in the case OF Sim Johnson sentenced to
be hanged June 10th, either byCommit-
ing sentence to life imprisonment or cx-
tending the time before the execution.
This was Johnson's last hope and moth
ing short OF, divine intervention can
save him now, from the gNllows. The
governor arrived at decision after duly
considering the statements made in the
petition presented by Charles i. Arm.
stead and Rev. Waters, OF! the Colored
NJ. Z. church, signed by several hun
dred persons, among them beingimany
well known aud reputable citizens Of the
State and several highly Representatives.
Of this city, 4 Communication Of the
sentence was asked for upon several
grounds among them being the alleged
unsoundness Of the mind OF the prisoner
and the shortness OF trial. Thopetition
did not bear the signatures OF the Judge,
prosecuting attorney, nor any Of the
Jurors and officers Of tho court who we're
in any way connected with case.
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CNcMNATr, ONO, June 4.-Forty-five
hundred people saw the Latonia races
to-day. First race-Mile and seventy
Yards, Cashier won. Time 1874. Sec
ond race-Onc mile, Linlithgow won.
Time ;5l. Third raoe-Niile and an
eighth, Red Sign won. Time 2:04.
Fourth race---NIile and half, Valera
won. Time 2:07. Fifth race-Four
iurlongs, Judge Hughes won. Time $50.
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Nouns PARK, June 4.-Racing was
continued here to-day before a crowd OF
about 5000 persons. First receive
and a half furlongs, La Tosca won.
Time 1904. Second. race-0ne mile,
SNOWFALL won. Time LAS. Third
race-NIile and a furlong, Maidstone
won. Time 500. Fourth receive
furlongs, Yestibule won. Time 500.
Fifth race-Six furlongs, Ressara won.
Time I'LL. Sixth race-0ne mile, Es-
auimau won. Time n.
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CAPT. CLARK DROWNED.
A Life Saver Lost While Trying to Save
OthCrR

Others.
ERIE, Pa, June S.-oaptain William
Clark, superintendent Of the life saving
station OF this port, was drowned in the
surf about 2 O'Clock this morning. The
propeller Badger Stats had been driven
on the beach about mile from the
fash light, and Captain Clark's crew
went TO TO her assistance While endeaF=
oring to pass line from the propeller
to the tug Erie the life boat was capsized
by q high wave, and failed to right it
sell. The crew clambered on to its bot
tom but another wave struck the Cap.
tain and hurled him about thirty feet
from the boat. The crew were unable
to render him any assistance. The up
turned boat was led ashore with the
men still clinging to her. The Badger
State is still on the beach butts thought
she is not in bad position.
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CHICAGO, June LAST nights storm
on Lake Michigan was very severe.
Great damage was done, the extent OF
which has not been entirely learned.
Three wrecks are thus far known to
have occurred.
At 1880 o'clock this morning the
small. schooner Lena Benin was cast
ashore ligh and dry at Willamette,
where Captain Benin and two of the
crew we're found by the saving crew. A
wreck has also been reported at High.
land Park, and the life savingcrew will
proceed there.
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LApoRrE, IND, Juno A hurricane
and hail storm struck this place last ev-
ening. Reports are coming in showing
great damage throughout this section.
There is hardly merchant in this city
whose stock is not damaged. King and
Filde Company's wooden warehouse
ROOF was blown off and $4,000 worth OF
fannels soaked. NJ
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Ip,plonse Hail stones.

TrrFlx, O., June 4.-The most disas.
trous hail storm that ever occurred in
this section passed over Clyde, seven
teen miles northeast of here yesterday.
Many of the hail stones were us big rs
goose eggs. Many windows were boken,
trees blown dowu,-telegraph poles
broken and wires torn. Great damage
was done fruits and vegetables.
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EFtCIUE UIsgllI'I 70 VIC 110tWTyV0VVT'
WELLsDURo, W. VA, June Am in
teresting game of ball is promised here
Saturday, between the East Liverpool,
Ohio, club and the home team. At
present the former club is in tho lesd,
while Wellsburg stands second. A
large crowd is expected from the up
river toMng.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, June 4.-Tho races
here to-day resulted as follows: First
race, seven-eighth mile, Bohemian won;
time, l.2O1. Second race, onc-half mile,
Dr. Bill lvoni time, .4Ol. Third race,
three-:ourth mile, Onward won; time,
LII. Fourth race, seven-eighth mile,
Eclipse won; time. l.50.
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CINCINNATI, o., June lightning
struck the barn on the Bughner farm at
woodlawn, this county, after midnight
last night and set it on fire. 1t was con.
sumed with eight FLOODED horses Loss
estimated at $4,000.
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FoR RENT.
PROPOSALS.

RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, u. S
LII ARMY, No. 1881 Main street, WhCellng ".
Va, Mny 6,.ls9l. Sealed proposals, 10 itlplGa'ei
subject TO the usual conditions will be received
at this rendezvous until y O'Clock noon, GU lhs
9Th day OF June, 1891. and then opened, TO- taf
nishing cooked rations" in such quantities
may be necessary for the subsistence Of lhe n
Crulting party at this station for the tiscal leI
ending June 80, 1892, Proposals ieF Fst'oas 70 g
furnished Mt places Objectionable ior itt' WI
will not be considered. Full information w
be furnished upon application a ms ifha z
vons. The Government reserves the tiehl 70 w y
feet any ordll proposals. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposes B W
Cooked RntlonS," and addressed to GKL1VA'
BARRETT, Captain 10th Infantry, X y; sn,s
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Brnce up.

There is a prcdigious number of per-
sons who feel very much down at tho
heel Just now. All they really need is
a dose OF St. PatricKs Pills 10 cleanse
and renovatc their system. 1t would
do them moro good than dollar bottle
of any blood purifyer. Sold by drug
gists. tls p&w
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PlrrsDuRaH, Pa, June 4.-Tho citizens
of Bellevue, tho home Of Hon. ]. W.
Morrison, who has been named as n
candidate for State Treasurer, had
mass-mccting tonight and adopted
resolutions heartily approving OF the
selection and pledging him their sup
port,
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IT your namo is not on tho NTELLI.
GENoER's Subscription Books mako l,asto
to got It on the list. ACCOMPLISHMENTS in.
creased size and general improvement
there Is NO increase In price. stu better
things are to como.
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on TUG RIVER.

U. S. Marshal Whites Boat Rido with
Fleeing Ioon.bincr-D Dynamite Flashing
u Marshall II. S. White was in the
city yesterday on his sGtErn from Logan
county, where he is getting out ties for
the Norfolk 4 Western extension. Hc
says that operations, which had Jagged
little, have been resumed actively
from both ends, and tha work is now
being pushed rapidly. 1t is believed
that tho branch4 across 10 Logan Court
Eouse and up the Guyandotte river will
be begun within the presen; year to
reach the great coal fields and forests OF
tina: rich region.
"They need railroad in that coun-
't:y," said Mr.. White at cost me 800
to got my mill frclgbted up Tug river.
II Is a $50 milo haul by pushsboat, and
the speed does not at all rcmind you OF
the lightning expresg. But we got it
there. and that WINS what we were after,
You should have been along on tho
trip down. with me this time You
would have found it'a;Pleasant change
FROM ordinary means OF locomotion:
Had to boat II down for 100 miles, and
it took two days and nights TO do it.
About every ten miles there was relay
of labor. You hire a man to row and
pilot YOU that distance, and at the end
OF his pull you hire another.
lie WAS WANTED AND COULDN'T WAIT.
81 had an interesting experience with
one OF my oarsmcn. AS you pass along
the river rude signs announce that
whisky is to be had nearby. Yes, it is
OF the moonshiae variety, but the men
who think they must have it don't
object to it being streaked with the
moons pale beams. / made sone COM
ment on the signs, one word led to
another, and finally my oarsman told
me that he was making his way out
out from Raleigh cointy in hurry.
Then it developed that ono OF my
deputies has capias for him, issued at
the May term of court in Charleston.
He told me his name was Ed. Rose, and
at once recalled the case and asked
him ii he was running away from
Deputy Storer. lie said he was. My
question must have aroused his sus-
picion or Mt least made him uneasy. AT
all events he soon found we had reached
his stopping place, though We were
about two miles off from the end OF his
ten-mile pull. He said he had to get
out there ssstEatJ could get another man,
and he wSull charge mepnly;tifty cents
instead OF a aolhrFthe price for the ten
mile pull. l offered him g 90 if he
would go on with me, but he couldn't
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FISHING WIN DYNAMITE.

"Fishing? Lots oft! but there won't
be long unless the dynamiting is stop
ped. Last summer the river was
stencil for miles. People could hardly
live there for the smell of dead fish.
Tho Italian and colored railroad laborers
have az ;ngeniousway OF attracting the
fish to one spot. They bake big corn
pone with heavy stone in it and drop
this into the river. Tho fish come to
cat, the dynamite cartridge is dropped
in, and the slaughter is done. 0fc0urse
they kill the young fish as we'll as the
older ones. and if they keep on the fish
will be exterminated. Some OF the
dynamiters have been indicted, and |
believe there is not so muca OF that
kird OF fishing as there was"
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act OH new principlc-reculating the
liver, stomach aud bowles through the
ucrrc,. a new discovery, DR., Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid livor, piles, constipation. Une-
guSled for men, women, children.
Smallest, Inildest, surest! Fifty doses
% cents. Samples free Attic Logan
Drug Co.'S.
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REYMANN's Celebrated Lager spec
ialty at Lally Sample Rooms, No. 200
Main street.
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unIted stntes slarsllnl Dcnd.

NEw YoRK, June 4.-United States
Marshal Lake died this morning if
BROOKLYN,
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M Vac n1AcKsNlTII SHOE

the boys make tools for the other de-
partments, and by careful attention
% details there is very little waste in
any OF the departments, Since tho
school has been started there has never
been M accident moro serious than tho
blacking.ot finger nail or knocking the
el;in oil u knucllo. The cost Of mate:
rails is comparatively very light, and
when divided up among the pupils,
amounts to no moro in a year than the
cost Of books that would be needed to
nut in tho same amount OF time.
AN the work Is laid out by tho super
.ntondent and what o boy orgirl starts
Of. at one lesson and does not finish, is
continued By tho same pupil at the
next. All work must DO up to certain
eradc Of excellence, and tho pupils arc
graded in their worl; tho same as In
other branches OF study.
Tho taking Of the manual training
course Is optional with the pupil. but
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEgrINes.

NOTICE,
A meeting otthc stockholders OF the Anief,A
Maturity and Loan Association will be heIa I
Thursday, the 18th day Of May next i'SoF4 d,
p. M, ut the office Of said Association =
Reilly Block, corner Market md foaf'sta.
streets, in the city of Wheeling for the paiI's
Of organization and the election Of BoA'' .
Directors for the ensuing year
US. McCAsKEY,
J.P. TAYLOR,
al. CRASMER. -,,,.
FRANCIS MCCA@Ihl'
mv1.r H. WARREN FDIELL..
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FoR fine Fotograic work, and Crayon
Portraits, go to Tappan and Councils
gallery.
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EoR RENT-FIvER00NGED HOUSE
IL on Sixteenth Street, sl4 per month, Thre
roomed house GAst end Of TwGniyFeyentb street
60 80 per month. NESBITT & DEVlNE, IN
Market street, 70!
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FOB RENT.

FoR1 RENT-TWo NICELY FUR
IL NIsHED front rooms. Inquire at 10 -Four
teenth street lie?
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FOR SALE.

SUPPLEMENTARY SIah W
u HENRY SPHAB, Moundsyille. VIVA -- =
The morning call., 1891-11-09

some $500 of her money. The wronged
woman secured divorce and assumed her
maiden name The ladies went on their
foreign tour, Miss Gregory expecting to
visit friends and relatives on her mother
suspected during their absence. and
during the latter part of the sum
mer they returned and settled down
to their usual manner of living
Not long ago rumors of a clanoestihe
marriage began TO float about, ana AT
last Mr.. Gregory asked his daughter what 1t
meant, and she admitted that she had been
married while in Paris to a Mr.. D. L. An
drews, a respectable and we'll known gen
teman of Grand Rapids, Mich. The man
was sent Tor at once, and arrived QUO DAY
last week and went away, taking his wife
with him, and it was given out that he was
right and all was well; that the wedding un-
der the circumstances was girlish freak
But ugly rumors regarding Andrews soon
began to appear, and to-day the crash came
in the shape of a telegram from Grand Rap-
ids TO the effect that Andrews has a wife
and two children living, the former being
confined In an institution on account OF I'M
sound mind. Moreover, while in Washing
ton, some weeks since, he got into dispute
with man and made 4 murderOuS assault,
for which he was locked up, and the
subsequent investigation disclosed the TACT
that his name was not Andrews. 1t vas
also said that he was married TO Miss Greg
cry while abroad during the summer. ana
that she returned with him to New York,
and then went back to Europe. Another
rumOr was that they returned together aud
spent some weeks at the Eastern watering
places In this country, and then he went to
Grand Rapids while she came to this place
Mr.. Gregory and Mr.. Audras are both
erieved and shocked beyond measure. They
are highly estimable gentlemen, and the
community deeply sympathizes with them
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MARKHAM'S SURPRISE.
He Drops Quietly in at the County
Hospital.

Governor Markham utilized few hours
Of his leisure time yesterday and surprised
the management of the City and County
Hospital by dropping in at that institution
at an early hour.
his coming was unannounced and when
the carriage was driven up to the door and
he alighted, there was a furry among the
employees, who fancied they saw in the
Governors visit portent of approaching
changes. The Governor spent nearly two
hours in inspecting the various wards and
departments, and returned to his hotel
My visit was an informal one," he said
later IN the day, 'and made casual in
spection. DR.. Healy was not there, and Of
course prefer to say nothing at present
shall visit the place again at some future
time, and shall look into things more
thoroughly. VIII there be any changes p
Well, that am not prepared To say. There
have been great many complaints which
may require Investigation. but that is a
matter for future consideration. One thing
you may say and that is that l am pledged
TO 10 one. My desire is that every institu-
ton should be run for the best interests of
the State. and the latter must under no cir
cumstances be sacrificed 70 the demands of
politics."
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NAVY NEEDLEWORK.
Beautiful Specimens by Uncle
Sans Sailors.

Many visitors to the Centennial Expo-
siti0n at Philadelphia viii remember tho
beautiful specimens of nee iIewU in large
glass case and labeled From the United
States Navy" Thousands of people won
dered what the United States Navy had to
do with an exhibition of fancy needlework
that looked as if worked by the nimble
fingers Of fairy or some patient member Of
the fair sex.
The fair danes who had labored patiently
Tor months on pieces Of fancy needlework
in no es Of seeing it admired at the big fair.
and had the modification of being told that
there was no place for it in the exhibition,
he their breath as they gaZed on the mag
nificent specimens sent by Uncle Sans
blue-shirted sailors and no longer felt jeal-
Gus. The case i'll question contained about
eighteen pieces, the most prominent of
which was large table cover Of blue cloth
and about two yards square. The center
piece represented the coat of arms of the
United States, consisting of flags, shield and
spread eagle, most e8quisitely worked In
silk. Every shade in the plumage of the
great bird was perfect. A semcircle Of
thirteen stars SurmOuuted the eagle and a
scroll at the bottom bore the national motto
The flags Of MI nations entwined with roses
surrounded this magnificent center piece.
and beautiful wreath of ivy leaves formed
the border at the edge OF the clotn. The en-
tire cloth was worked in silk, and every
stitch and shade. both in coat OF arms,
potuer auu HaSs, was petlect.
"A cover lnr d slhaIl center, taole also at
tracteu hl1ch attention, the design oelng
cross Stahalh9 on rpck, ara entlrely COM
P1SSeu ol s'uts most peautlially worked IN
slik Oh nan nunuted ol1erent shades,
WINE poiuer representing piece OF ola
rope, WIN tne ehus tieu IN a reel Knot, was
9 9eautIlu. piece oil VOTE IN ltselI.
Inc rest Oh Tue artlcieS IN the case con-
eisteu vi mas anu oooknatkers, tlny sun
VI sal.ol cipenes, cap, snirt anu pants CONF
Plete, anu showed sti.culhg that Wouiu make
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BUILT A BONFIRE ON HIM.

Shocking Result of Childish Innocence in
New York Tenement.
Mrs. Hannah Munich of Norfolk street
went out marketing, leaving at home
her boys. Harry, 8, Barney, 6, and Isldor. 4,
locking them in.
Harry soon after fell asleep on the floor.
and his brothers piled papers on his breast
and lighted them with candle. Harry
soon awoke, and his movements famed the
flames so that he was quickly enveloped
His screams of agony reused the entire
house.
Mrs: Rachel Jacobs, a neighbor on the
same floor. tried to get in the room, but find
Ing 1t locked went out on the fire escape TO
gain an entrance from the rear She is yery
stout, but managed to break through the
window, which was also locked, cutting her.
self badly in the attempt.
by the time Mrs. Jacobs extinguished the
flames by wrapping Harry in blanket, lie
was terribly burned. He was sent to Cow
erneur Hospital. The doctor say he will re-
coyer.-New York Press.