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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
Brazylia.
Londyn, IL listop.

O'oSoS''3 - AA"SNH
Czekaja tu wielka ciekawoscia ma
wiesci Brazylii. w ciagu dnia ME
nadeszsy zadne depesze, Powodem
tego musi bye ostra cenzura zaprowa-
dzona w Rio de Janeiro. Dziwia sic
jednak, re zadne wiesci ME nadesz}y
Pernambuco, gdzie panuje nieza-
dowolenie z dyktatury.
Niektore wiesci przysz}y przez
Andy do Santiago, chilehskiej stoli.
cy. DIS po poSudniu stamtad made:
sz}a depesza do Londynu, kt6ra do
nosi, re dyktator Fonseca ME tylko
zaprowadzi} ostra cenzure telegra-
fach, ale nadto zakaza} :,.wydawac
wszelkie czasoplsma W Rio de jane
iro, ktore go ME popieraja. Wy
chodza tez tam teraz tyIko try jemu
przyjazne dzienniki, ii. Journal do
Commerce., Las Novedades i Correo.
Londyn, II listopada.
Nadchol Iii wSasnie depesza dono-
szaca, re prowincya Rio Grande do
Sui znajduje sic zupefnie reku
powstahc6w re wojsko oswiadczy}o
sic przeciw dyktatorowi.
Argentina.
Montevideo, II listopada.
Grypa tu pojawisa sic wielka
gwa}townoscia 1000 os6b obecnie
jest ua MIA chorych.
DR.. Jorrigoyent, przyw6dzca rady
kalnych, zapewni4 prezydenta Pelle-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
straszliwy orAan srozy sic wzatoce
meksykahskiej.

Loaadyn, IL listopada.
Junta z}ozy}a ma rece kongresu
rzady, wyjasniajac, W jaki spos6b
kierowa}a losami pahstwa, p6ki ME
.by}o sta}ego rzadu.
Senat zorganizowa} sic wybierajac
sonora Waldo Silva prezydentem.
Izba pos}6w obra}a przewodniczacym
sonora Barros Llco. 0bydwaj ci pa
movie nowo obrany sprezydent re
czypospolitej, admiral jorge Montt,
tworzyli wlasnie owe junte partyi
kongresowej. Admira}owi Montt Pc
wierzoIo najwyzsza egzekutywe do
czasu,,w W ktorym formalnie przez wy
borrow ME zostanie obrany prezy-
dentem. Skoro ia ostatnia formalnt Sc
nastapi, Montt ma sw6j urzad zostanie
wprowadzonym uroczyscie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
Czwartek, dnia 12 Listopada 1891 r.

grim, IL obecnie Mkt ME mysli o re-
wolncyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
Ny W obec Meksyku.
Menico, II listopada.

:, MeItc0, Ii listopada.
Pred swoim wyjazdem do stan6w
zjednoczonych amerykahski pose}
Ryan odbya kilka narad meksykah-
skim komisarzem Ives W sprawie
wzajemnego uksalu handlowego po'
miedzy rzeczamiposPolitemi. sadza
powszechnie, ze przyjdzie do takiego
ukiadu i ze Meksyk poezyni ustep-
stwa dla bydia, swif farmerskich
produktdw przybywajacych ze Sta
now zjednoczonych. Ma przedmioty
te Meksyk na}oay} by4 c}o wyjatko-
we 70 wzgledu ma ustawe McKin.
ley'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12

ME. Amerykahski delegat Howard
mia} przemowe, ktora og6lnie sic po-
doba{a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
WfOchy.

Rzyna, IL listopada.
DIS otwarto kongres pokojowy.
Signor Bonghi przewodniczy}. Anglia
/ Ameryka byty reprezentowane sill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
Sfawne spiochy.

Detroit, Mtch., IL listopada.
George A. Wizard W Montague,
kt6ry spal cd 1go Maja nieustanrie,
w1asnie umar}. Diugi sen jrgo ma
stapi} po gwa}townym ataku grypy.
Ma poczatku sierpnia poruszy} sic
cokolwisk powiedziai slow kilka,
ale ME odzyska} przytomnosci. Ds-
wniej Wizard byl mezczyzna tegim i
wazyi l70 funt6w; kiedy umiera},
wazys juz tylko 80 (D funt6w.
Parma May White Stockbridge
spi cd 5 miesiecy. Lekarze jej So
stanie obudzic ia kazdego czasu, ale
po jednogodzlnnej rozrywce, zazwy-
czaj na nowo zasypia. Dawniej wa
zy4a ona 1876 funt6w, "obecnie wazy
juz tylko 70 funtow. Sadza, re dlugo
ora juz ME pozyje, chociaz W chwi-
ZACH swej przytomnosci ona sama ma
jak nailepsze nadzieje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
ROS,ya.
Petersburg, 8 listopada.

Sunny pieniezne przes}ane carowi z
okazyi srebrnego wesela zostaiy z{o-
W towarzystwach dobroczynnosci dla
rozdzielenia ich pomiedzy cierpia-
cych gsod nedze.
Depesza Melitopoia, miasta ma
Krymie, donosi o nieszczesciu kole-
jowem. Pociag towarowy skladaja-
cy sic lokomotywy i kilku wago-
now, przejezdza} tamtedy, kiedy z
powodu niewyt}omaczonego diva wa
gony wyskoczyiy ze SYN. Wagony
te porwa{y "a soba cafy pociag, kt6ry
tez zosta{ zdruzgotany, W gruzach
wybuob} pozar, ktory rozszerzy4 sic
tax szybko, IL niepodobna byio my
slec ratowaniu nieszezesliwych
znajdujacych sic W pociagu. Take
dworzec kolejowy sic spalii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
POrtugalia.
Liz6ona, II listopada.

Y wybrz4zy portugalskioh wlelka
szaleje burza r6wna sic niemal
orkanowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
mad wods wystajacej, dop6ki ME-
ssychana trudnoscia pomocy i'm ME
przyniesiono.
Londyaa, II istop.

Lomdyoa, IL istop.
oCoraz to nowe wiesci nadchodza o
nleszezesciach przez burze zrzadzo-
nych. Koso Brighton rozbi1y sic
diva skunery i czterech majtkow uto-
ne}o. Niezmierna szybkosc wichru
sta}a sic powodem szczegolnego ME
szczescla. Wicher rozluzni} ceg}y
komina pewnego dome mieszkalnego
w poblizu Eastbourne, miejsca ka-
pielowego wybrzezy Sussex, wkr6t-
ce rozpad{ sic ca}y komin, przebi}
dach diva pietra. Budynek mocno
zosta} uszkodzony, mieszkahcy stra-
szliwie potrwozeni. Pewna s}uzaca
zosta}a zabita przez gruzy. l inne
domy W Eastbourne zostafy mocno
uszkodzone. Dzisiaj zn6w pogoda, i
burze usta}y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
Szczegolna choroba.

Dan6ury, Conn.,, IL listopada.
DR.. Ellis ma tu pacyeutke, kt6rej
choroba ma TEN polega, ze namietnie
ie myd}o. Jest to 20 letnia pani
johnson. Orowiada, ~ nyd}o jad4a
juz W 3cim rok" zycia. kiedy mia4a
lat II, tax jnz ma'a popsuty zosa-
dek, ze mu>ia{a przez jakis czas cd
(Dok. la 4-tej str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
Francya.

P0ryz, IL listopada.
Przez caiy tydzieh tu burza szala}a
zrzadzi}a znaczae szkody, zrywajac
dachy kominy, druzgoczac rome
przedmioty, kaleczac ludzi. 4 Rouen,
Brest Cherbourg Havre donosza o
burzach nies}ychanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
HiSzpania.

W ca}ym kraju straszliwe szaleia
burze padaja gwa}towne deszcze.
Wszedzie telegrafy pozrywane. Maj
wiecej ucierpiaso wybrzeze posnocno-
zachodnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
Ecuador.
Gatyaquil, II listopad

GuyaQuiz, II listopada.
Municypalne wybory, ktore tu,od-
byay sic 7-go b. m. daily pow6d do
zaburzeh, w-ktorych ME obesz}o sie
bez rozlewu krwi. Rome partye roz-
pocze}y b6jki, ale poniewaz Mkt ME
mia} broni, przeto ME by}o wielkiego
nieszczescia, p6ki ME. wmiesza}a sic
policya. Bee ostrzezenia uprzedniego
pocze}a strzela6 do ludzi poranha
duzo os6b. Postapiehie policy wy
wo}a}o ogolne oburzenie i zachodzi
Ottawa, re groza dalsze rozruchy.
Interesa W skutek zajs6 tych spoczy-
waja, ulice miasta zupeinie So pu-
ste, skoro zmrok zapadnie.
Costa. .Rica.
San Jose, II listopada.
w kraju teraz spokojnie. Wiesci
o rewolucyi W Costa-Rica So bezpod-
stawne. Costa-Rica -pozostanie neu-
tralna, skoro wybuchna rewolucye W
innych rzeczachpospolitych srodko-
wei Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12

Telegramy KrajoEs.
okradzenie wuja sama. "
Tredowaci W British Columbia.
szczeg6lne rome objawy chorob.
III wielka obftosc nafty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
D3lsNNiK cAlcAcoss.

gyshodzi codziennie zwyjatkiem nied1ia
iswiat uroczystych.
PRzEDPhATA OLA STAN0W ZJEDN
wynosi rocznle $500;
miesiecz. S0.25:
Pojedynczy Numer =.
OLA EURoPY INNYCH PANSTw
rocznie $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23
BENWooD.

The extensive changes being made In
the equipment Of the Benwcod forge de
partment are progressing nicely, and it
is expected that the puddlers will go to
work In about three weeks, when o
good run is anticipated under the n ew
order of things.
B.F. Peabody Is home from the East.
He placed his patent splice bar in the
hands of the Chairman Of the National
Committee on Rail Joints, and it will be
given trial.
4 Christ. McFadden, foreman in charge
of the brick work at the tube works,
was called to PittSburg yesterday by a
telegram announcing the serious illness
OF his child.
Dolan's new hall on Water street has
been opened, and is admirably adapted
for dances. parties, and socials. 1t is
26x7O feet and has a Is foot ceiling.
James Kehoe, who has been suffering
from heart disease, was taken to the
Wheeling Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. d. Arndt and daughter, Miss
Carrie, are spending the heated term
with friends in Padens Valley.
John Arndt, who has been visiting
friends in New Freeport, Pa, is ex-
uected home to-day.
Postmaster A. L. Pelley's new resi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23
THEY GOT DRUNK.
A Kentucky Farmers Boys Found His jug
of "Red-Eye" and Got gagged"

AKentucky Farmers Boys Found His jug
of "Red-Eye" and Got gagged"
NASHVILLE, KY, July 21.-A rather
remarkable case of youthful depravity
has just come to light here.
A prominent and highly respected
farmer living near this city has two
sons, neither of whom has yet reached
the age of eight years. The father is
not of very robust health, and usually
keeps some whisky about his home for
use as a stimulant and for medicinal pur-
poses. Recently the boys began to
show fondness for the liquor, and the
father locked it up to prevent them from
SCS~s-s -.
His surprise can be imagined when
on coming in from work one day he
found the little fellows beastly drunk,
but his surprise was much greater
when he found that they had taken a
a piece of wood aud whitfield out key
with which they had succeeded in open
ing the door where the liquor had been
placed. Two other lads, aged 10 and
IL years, recently ran away from their
homes in the suburbs of this city, and
traversed portion of Brown county,
Ohio, finally firing and returning. 1t
develops that while absent they were
given shelter one night at the home Of
a farmer near Georgetown, but re-
warded his kindness by stealing gold
watch and skipping out before the fam
lily got up next morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23
BRIDGEPORT.

There is a move on foot now among
the eldisgs hsrse rs HI fTt9o town. "9M r. Nc
Farland, of Des Mones, Iowa, was here
aiding in the new venture. He also had
some beautiful designs for soldiers
monuments. The G. A. r. have APP
pointed committees to try and see what
may be accomplished.
There was meeting in the M. E.
church on Monday evening, and those
present organized themselves into a
Law and Order Society, who will from
now on, make 1t their business to prose-
cute all persons who persist in violating
and breaking the Sabbath.
Messrs. Staubbs & Moore began the
excavation for the new reservoir yes
terday morning. 1t will be forty feet
long, sixty feet wide and twenty feet
deep.
Mr.. 1. M. Scott and wife left yester-
day for Mt. Pleasant to spend a week
with Mrs. SCOTS parents Mr.. Scots
mother also accompanied them.
There will be a concert and elocution-
airy entertainment in the Presbyterian
Church on July 81 by the o. w. U.
Quartette, Of Delaware, o.
John Duller and Miss Elizabeth
Herster were married on Tuesday in
St. Anthonys Church by Father Welg-
and.
The water pipes have arrived and are
being distributed throughout the diff
ferent portions of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt, of GAINESVILLE,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Waters yesterday.
Mr.. Shannon Barton, OF Fairmont,
was circulating among his friends here
yesterday.
Miss Bessie McCormanghy is spend
ing a few days in Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. Fred Krekel, Of Etnalville is Wis
iting friends at High Ridge.
One plain drunk was run in yester-
day by officer Donley.
There will be dance at Peltz's hall
next Friday.
Miss Kate Young is visiting friends
at Darlington.
There was lawn fete at Soap-town
last night.
Mr.. Geo. Motifs has returned from
Woods6eld.
Mrs. Robt. Prysock is convalesing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23
PIrrsBURa POINTS.
Items OF Interest TRANSPORTING In thu
Smoky City.

Items OF Interest Transpiring In the
Smoky City.
Richard Deyine, the Lawrenceyille
walking speak-easy, was held for court
Tuesday in default Of $1,000 bail.
Juong Sing Song, whose Grant street
gambling place was raided Tuesday
morning was fined 500 and costs.
Warden Wright has introduced the
graded system of uniforms in the West
ern Penitentiary. The stripes are only
worn by the worst convicts.
The stove foundries of Bissell Il Co.
and DeHaven g. Co. resumed operation
this week, the former employing 2S men
and the latter 35. Both establishments
had been closed down for the regular
summer stop, but an unexpected rush OF
orders compelled them to start.
Mrs. Rosa Stramosh, wife OF Stephen
Stramosh, eloped Tuesday morning
with Franz Muller, her former lover
and groomsman at her wedding. Mrs.
Stramosh took with her $50 which her
husband had saved from his earnings.
She had only been married four months.
Rev. G.. G. Westfall. Of the Fourth
M. P. Church, Park avenue, East End,
has again rendered his resignation to
the congregation. Some time ago Mr..
Westfall received call from another
church, which he accepted, but his
congregation refused to accept his
resignation. His second resignation
will not be withdrawn.
Agent O'Brien, of the Humane So
ciety, Tuesday made information before
Alderman Beinhauer, charging James
Best and William Wsshwoski, of Beltz-
hoover borough, with cruelty to ami
mails. The boys are accused Of tortur-
ing a cat by breaking its back and then
setting it up to be shot at.with bean
shooters. Warrants were issued for the
arrest OF the boys.
About o'clock Tuesday night a ca
bic traction car at the corner OF Stanton
avenue and Highland avenue collided
with horse and wagon owned and
driven by man named Brown. The
horse was injured so badly that it had
to be shot, and the wagon was COM
pletely demolished. Mr.. Brown was
cut considerably about the head, and
the car suffered a good deal Of damage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23
MARTINS FERRY.

Henry Christian, the colored porter Of
the Bayless House, who skipped out a
few days ago, taking with him some
money that belonged TO the proprietor,
was arrested in Steubenville yesterday
by Marshal Westwood and was brought
down on the l o'clock train on the
c. & p. He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined $50 and costs,
amounting to S61.10.
Eugenia Bailey, youngest child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi w. Bailey, died yes
terday morning at half past o'clock,
at the family residence, Clay and Sec
Ond streets. She had been Ill with
typhoid fever about ten days and few
knew OF her dangerous condition and
were surprised to hear Of her death.
The fence that was erected on Wal
nut and Third streets to prevent wagons
and persons from falling into the wash
out at that point has been whitewashed.
We suppose this Is permanent fixture
the reason the coat Of whitewash has
been applied to it. Its quite an orna-
ment to the city.
The pleasure launch Surprise will
take an excursion to the camp OF the
Sam Jones Fishing Club this morning,
leaving at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Alex. Frazier, who has been WIS.,
listing the family of Mr.. Ben Montgom-
cry, returned to her home in West Vir-
ginia yesterday.
DR.. Mcclure left yesterday for Nc
Keesport, Pa, called there by tele'
gram announcing the death OF his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oryille McSwords have
returned from visit to the family oil
Mr.. Samuel Strain, near st. Clairsyille'
Mrs. ]. Ashton, of Stockton, England,
is here on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Thos. Wiles, of the Third ward.
Rev. Morse moved his family from
Dayton TO this city. He has assumed
charge Of the Baptist church.
Mrs. Benz. Phillips, Of the Third
ward is in Kansas City, called there by
the death of her mother.
Miss Anna Campbell, who is quite
low with typhoid fever, was no better
last evening.
Mrs. Charles Galbraith, of Smithfeld,
is visiting her brother, r. L. Ong, OF
Broadway.
Mits Nora Clark will teach in the
GAINESVILLE public schools this COMING
term.
LII. Spice, representing the Ameri'
can Association was in the city yester'
day.
The Street Fair Committee were tC
meet at Blackford's Office last evening
S. G. Robinson, book keeper OF the
Elson Glass Co., is very i'll.
Frank link and Robert Stewart are
visiting in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Chas. Paul, OF Brilliant, is visit
ing friends in town.
The Sunday school picnics were wei
attended yesterday.
Two unfortunates were taken to st
Clairsville yesterday.
Mr.. E. C. Boyd left last evening on al
Eastern trip.
Fred Dixon is back from Chicago.
Mr.. David Hill is in Pennsylvania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23
stopped I'm Time.

ORANGE, N. j., July 21.-The eastern
express, which passes through here at
3:O5 p. M. met with an accident this
afternoon. In consequence of the break
ing OF an axle, the engine jumped from
the rails west of the Orange
station and ran on the ties to Lincoln
avenue, then swerved across the street
and plunged directly toward the saloon
of John Cox. The Cox family, who were
seated at a window, screamed with ter
ror, but the engine stopped within two
feet of it. The cars did not leave
the track. The tender was capsized
and badly smashed. The engineer,
David Hoffman, stuck to his post; the
fireman, Z. L. Dikeman, jumped and
broke one of his ankle bones.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23
Association Record.
PASSED BALLS.

Galvin's arm is swelled clear to the
shoulder. Jim says he has a ''swelled
arm"
The Clevelanders rave over Curtis and
Uur@ saaols,i laa't0 udd ain UUbN ,INl
bungling.
Shugart and Curtis, who have done
so well in the League, were both out
ranked in the Western Association by
WashingtOn's new men.
II is now said that John Ward re-
ceives s., 500 salary from the Brooklyn
Club, and that in addition he is to get 2
per cent. Of the receipts.
Chow did we make out, John9" were
Collins first words when he revived
after Mondays collision. 1--WE won, 3
70 4, was the managers response. 1t
was lie, but a charitable one.
II is pretty hard to sneak in strike
on Virtue. Mullane thought that Vir-
tue wasn't ready Monday and shot the
ball over the plate fast. Jake caught it
and sent il to left field. After that
Mullane was more deliberate.
Browning howled with disgust at
Cleveland, Monday. He nit the ball
hard only once-right at Old Cy Young
who shot up his left hand TO protect
himself and the ball bounded back to
thinner in time for Charlie to get it and
throw Browning out at first.
n. Fred Pfeifer, Chicago's second
baseman, believed TO be an author Of
''Trieatise on Batting" is just now the
weakest hitter in the Chicago club, and
what is most singular his weakness is
on straight ball right over the plate.
Yesterday twOor three Chicago,men who
were in the grand stand, gathered direct
ly behind the plate when Pfeffer was
batting, lust TO watch him miss fast
straights. PETER is afraid Of the ball.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No. 40 Virginia street, eight rooms and bath
room: new; $1,000.
No. lll7 Alley H. EAst wheeling, Frame House
Of four rooms; Lot S0xls0 feet; 500.
Brookside, on the National Road, about one
mile west OF bridgeport, Ohio. over half an
acre OF ground, with good dwelling and all
necessary improvements; $500
No. SSl7 Market street frame cottage OF three
rooms; lot 2Sxlt0 feet; Oh, 100
Building Lots Oh west side of n. Huron street,
Island, at go per front foot.
fine dwelling property on the west side OF
Market street, north OF Ninth street.
Lot l00xlo0 feet on southwest corner McColloch
and Thirtieth streets, with four dwelling
houses.
l00xS5O feet IN Pleasant Valley, on the National
Road, for 1850, on easy terms
The business property No. ihSs Main street,
now occupied by }. w. Hunter Co.'S Spice
Mills.
The Pryor place on National Road, near Elm
Grove, consisting Of about eighteen acres.
No. 1891 Eoff street, opposite Cathedral.
No. 104 Fifteenth street, 5 rooms.
Lot SOxi20 feet, north side OF Fourteenth ST.
FOR RENT.
No 1ll5 Alley H. four ooms..............tl0 90
No. i4l South Broadway, six rooms....... 10 W
No "a Virginia street, seven rooms....... ~ IA
No. % Ohio street. five rooms .............. " W
No 2902 Eon street, six rooms ......-...... ~ W
RlNEHART & TATUM,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
iyfS No. 1914 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23
GrorrInns Vim the FIght.

SAN FRANoIsco, July 22.-The fight
between Gregglans, ex-champiOn anna
teur middle-weight Of the coast, and
Billy Mccarthy, at the new Pacific Ath-
letic Club, last night, ended in the
twenty-sixth round in favor Of Greg
gianS.
Mccarthy followed rushing tactics
throughout and was met regularly by
Greggians with left-hand facers, follow
ed by right handlers on the
ribs. There was little variation
In these tactics except in the
sixth aid seventh, when Mccarthy
caught Greggians on the cheek and
nearly dispOsen OF him. For this Nc
earthly tried the pivot blow or La
Blanche swing. He missed three times,
but in the fourth he hit squarely on the
back ofthe head aud broke his forearm.
The referee then decided the fight In
Favor Of Greggians.
A peculiar incident occurred In the
Fourth round when Greggians landed
ioul on Mccarthy, taking him In the
thigh. Mccarthy tainted and was car
PIED from the ring. he returned In 20
ninutes, but the referee decided the
Foul was caused by his jumping up
hen a blow was delivered, and the
nght should go on.
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dence. on Main street, is rapidly APP
preaching completion.
Mr.. II. Brush has raised his house, on
Main street, and put new foundation
under it.
Quite crowd from Benwood attended
the ball game in Wheeling yesterday.
Tom Policy, Of Mingo. is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Policy.
The first story of the brick work on
st. Johns Church has been finished.
The work on the new city building is
progressing rapidly.
Miss Flora Dolbear will visit friends
Morgantown.
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The I.enrne standing.
Assnciaiion Contests.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Baltimore
defeated the Athletics to-day in a heavy
hitting contest. Score: Athletics 9,
baltimore 70; hits, Is and II; errors, 6
and 8; pitchers, Sanders, Chamberlain
and Cunningham; umpire, MahOneY;
earned runs, and 3.
WASHINGTON, July S2.-The BOStOns
shut the home team out to-day. Score;
Washington o, Boston II; hits. and II;
errors, Washington g; pitchvrs, Eitel-
iorg, O'Brlen and BUfintOn; earned,
Boston 4; umpire, Ferguson.
COLUMBUS, c.. July 22.-LOuisville
could not touch Knell and Columbus
won easily. Score: Columbus 4, Louis
Vile o; hits, 9 and 4; errors, ? and 5;
pitcners, Knell and Fitzgerald; earned,
Columbus 1; umpire. kerins.
CINCINNATI, July 22.-MiSerable play
ing lost the game for Cincinnati to-day.
Score: Cincinnati. 2; st. Louis, 10; hits,
6 and Il; errors, and >; pitchers,
Crane and Duryea; earned, and p
umplres, Stivetts and Jennings.
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Both Were Drowned.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, July 21.-At
Tongue Pointe to-day CASTOR Robert
the 11-year-old son of A. Robert, 9
wealthy merchant Of Montreal, while
playing on a wharf, fell into the river
Agnes Langpie, a maid of the family,
jumped in and attempted to rescue
him, but both were drowned. Mrs.
Robert also jumped in to their assist
ance and had q very narrow escape.