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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-19

machine. 1t has two equA
the rear wheel being drive
The rider sits above and be
TWO wheels, and his feet are :
a few snches from the gro1
machine runs easily over co
obstacles and Is practically
running down hill. The SAM
can be ridden by doth tall al
man, All that q soldier neeC
easily packed on a safety. tln5
convenience Of mounting, dismo'
slowing for transport and hanulil
safety bicycle has no equal
Tricycles possess the soVsn
stable equilibrium; the rae.
without dismounting and can wv
easily: but its progress-espee'
rough roads-is not so RAPID,
could be taken across country on
considerable difficulty.
WHAT SOLDIER CY L SIS Can
To close the subjec. OF war o
the following is taken from pa
Colonel A. +. Sivile, professor, OF
tary tactics at the Royal Mlll'ai
leRe. Sandhu.st, England:
The speed and the staying pol
cyclists qualify them for empio!
in all the duties pertaining TO 10.
gers. orderIies or despatch bearers
in peacs aud war. The estaoil'l
Of relay posts of cyclists on an
line on which messages have 10 y
would insure very rapid transm'
A practical proof OF this we nave
had in the sending of a message
Chicago 10 New York, over 8 tho
miles, in five days.
The speed and nolseless progr'
bicycles fit them as means OF oou
ication between the fractions OF a
post force both by day and nigh'
between outposts and the main 90
The same qualifications ana =
conspicuous character OF the rider
them eligible as scouts or reconno
in any enclosed and cultivated co
where the operations are mainly
fined TO roads. Cyclists, being inl,
can dismount and go wherever I'M
can, and thus a small body OF "ne
has nothing to fear from an equal
of horsemen similarly engaged IN
ing.
ESCORTS FOR coNvoYs'
Cyclists are well qualified to
escorts for conveys. The men
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teer for the service are taught to ride
by the gymnastic instructor, and such
OF these men as are found proficient
riders are employed as regimental or
derlies. The latest type OF safety BIZ
cycles has recently been adopted as the
wheel for these men to ride.
AUSTRIA ALSO TESTS THE WHEEL.
Austria was not slow In following the
lead of Italy. In 1884 a party Of cyclers
from the Military Academy performed
FIVE days match, carrying field kit.
The longest distance covered in a day
was about sixty-tive miles. The expert
ment appears to have been satisfactory,
for in the Austrian army manGuvreS the
year following cyclists were extensively
employed as messengers. Sometimes
these men made as great distances as
ninety-fve miles in day, performances
which were much commented on at the
time. As a result regular body Of
cyclists was formed at the Austrian
Military Academy.
From Swiss papers IL is learned that
valuable services were rendered by the
cyclists during some Of the movements
OF their armies, sparing endless fatigue
TO horses and troopers who had formerly
been constantly at work all day carry
Ing messages and reports. Switzerland
has a regular bicycle service provided
with the latest pattern of wheel.
GERMANY AND FRANCE CATCH on,
In Germany experiments have been
made and cycIist detachments have been
put through courses Of training In
scouting and signaling at Frankfort and
StrasburR. In January. 1886, the Ger
man military authorities purchased a
number of bicycles and tricycles and
distributed them among their leading
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-19
A MATERNAL CATFISH.
She Guards Her Young In tho Most
proved Manner.

proved Manner.
From american Notes and Queries.
Mr.. Gunther, in his valuable work
1.-THE Study OF Fishes" states that III
only species CT fish In which the mothf
takes ably care OF her ofsprdg are Of
the genera Asprado and Solenostoma.
But | have seen the common catfish
guarding her young in the most de-
voted manner; II may, however, have
been the male, but don't believe II.
II was In July, 1882, and was on the
west shore OF Long Lake, In the Great
Northern Wilderness OF New York
State. The catfish had got her young
fifty or sixty 10 the school, should
say into little bay so shallow that
her enemies could not swim In
1t. The young cathshes we're
very small indeed, and looked
Xix little tadpoles Whenever aHv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-19

KrxswooD, W. Va, June 18.-Spe
dispatch 70 your paper from this p
stating that WIN. F. Maloney, manag,
the w. u. Telegraph once. 81 Tune
was married Is farce, although the
nation came from the night operob
tbe sarne0fncR We beg parf -
Matnnev iDus u 49,
happy IN
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and indicate a good

and lndlcate BCou
rust oriusects is past :
fear Of any damage. Corn "
the cold weather but is growing ), al now,
with prospects of good yield. Other crops
are also in encouraging condition. Busl-
ness is considered fully up to the average
of last year. and with good crops and money
easy merchants anticipate active business.
Presidential year may have some eIIect IN
reducing thevolume OF business, but there
is no decided effect anticipated from 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Young Rlsmarek Married.

rBy Aaglo-American cable TO the D'sDatch.l
VrRSSA, June 2i.-Tho marriage OF Count
Herbert Bismarck and the Couni eas Margaret
Hoyos. daughter Of Count George hoyos, took
place at 1880 o'clock this morning in the Evan
eelical church IN the DOrothee Case. Crowds
assembled in the principal streets OF the city
through which the carriages containing the IN
yited guests passed 20 the church. Prince Bis
matck was loudly cheered as he drove along the
streets from the Palfiy Palace 20 the church.
Six hundred guests had been invited u attend
the ceremony. and the li;tie church was n!lod
with most brilliant assombage. Tue majority
Of the mon were attired in gorgeous uniform,
while the toiiettes Of the ladies were extremely
brilliant.
The Austrian officials we're conspicuous by their
absence. The Austro- Hungarian aristocracy WAS
mostly represented ty Hungarian magnates at
tired I'm their gorgeous national costumes. These
were grouped to the left OF tho altar, and added
greatly 70 the picturesque scene. Count Won
SchougalOff. the Russian Ambassador 70 Ger
many, was the only ambassador present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

Mr.. Fairchii not having followed mp hts letter
20 Chairman Brico with any further coinmunicn-
ton. The regular New York delegation WHa IN
doubt Smother thcy~.onld have any cccasion 10
notice the Syracuse fight. The Syracuse deiega-
ton de,iied that they would present Their case 70
the Credentials Commi,toe ana not lot II 90 ab-
sclnioly By default. and appointed conf
mittee of seven, consisting OF frcderic u.
j. q. Mason, Franklin u. Locke. bi-
ward II. Whitney, ana ElHard y. Sucptri
TO present tho matter TO the trefenuhls
Committee General Bragg, of Wis ,onsin. VINO
has boon active IN tho Cleveland movement was
chosen IA tho committeeman - direct nAauS
and represent the Syracuse people on the Gro
dentials Committee.
IIn.T REFERENCE TO TIE FIGHT.
The first reference 70 the fight came mp when
the Credentials Committee assembled this after
noon. aud n motion was made ~ cxciIds con-
testants and cun,cstees. B0nrke Cochran. VINO
vas the New YORK committeeman, saia no did
not know bat that he wa here as a contestant.
so far as tho regular delegation knew there was
DO contest, but judging from newspaper reports
there seemed 10 be something oi that kind. .
Chairman Lamb, o. tho committee, replied
that tt had not been informed o. n contest. ana
on motion Of Mr.. IoOtc q California, II was or
dered that Mr.. Cochran bo notified II there were
any.
Perry Belmont. at Mr.. Cockrans request, re-
rreso nfcd him In the committee a ie" mlh-
ufes later General Bragg came IN, and hling the
Syra use credentials thereby gave the nfst no
tire officially. The matter went over ior the
present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
KENTUCKY FOR CLEVELAND.
Henry Watterson's Great Change of Minh'
Growers Best Friend.

CHICAGO Ill, June 21.-kcniucky this morn
ia, followed tno lead OF Indiana and ililDos, ana
ne twentv-six votes of the Blue-1rass STATE VIII
~ cas. e6ndly for Cleveland. This result was
r.acned az an intensely exciting meeting OF tho
t@te1atiou ~ is headquarters at the Palmer
uousc, at which Horny Wauerson made one oi
80. Ia1ooug speeches. ia which he said that from
,rvv and n,efOrth hc was ior ofyNer
1icyeland. and he hoped that tho Biue-
crasa State would be Ia line wnen
tne man of destiny was nominated. Mi'
Watterson said he saw YESTERDAY thl' wy
,,n,oiue,ion OF Cleveland was inevtnolo. All
-, iahrrs ia opposition 10 MI. CIoyelthu hdo
,., f,nin the sincere desire 10 see winner
n.,,e1. and he bad UP 10 within fhofe uHe
90 been convinced that II "Oui1 10 ipa1ncss A.
,,rge SIR. Cleyeiand's NOMINATION III lno IA = y,
49,. ,act mai A yaanng grave would De prepared
wy wy 20, 20, b, ma enemies In New YORK. Mr.. Wat
.sen aaid he counted himself ole OF the
.s1 friends Grover Cleveland ever hnv' ana
=. =. 80 hoen no sayo him nom wDat be thcuSas
:. .',a s,re defeat that $50 championed Tho causc
~ man VINO would not be innrsel lof hih"',rs'i
an fhe Empire state. bul th1 ~, "a" o,.a S,,.A
- -. t'.d ,,orkod wonderful cnahge. ihe
',. of she az Presidents name md even cast
o. s,,eli .Dout the solid phaanx OF oppostioh W
H,y yo,k and the leaders there we're feticaiiihs
s,,',,lv but hacking out OF their oppostioli. Hs'
u,,.,scn tbsp eulogized Mr.. whitney, 70 whOn
10 credited the wonderful chhipfiHn inauo ~
~" frs,s,.nd's a interest, ana ne oeicVed that III
~ ~asis "a ~, N.y York would be brought into iiic ivr
tno @ at,,.e snd .he solid vote OF the Trshh OLD
inV st,t- would be cast for Mr.. Cleveland.
l.. .,'''s~se now and hencoi0rttf 10 morE Tor
~. c,syelaua's nomination" said Ar. waiter
ron. .,,,~rv tn CARLISLE
Al, wattorson ended bis speech by q masnin-
-, svihuse 10 the worth ana sterilng intestx
81 Johu q. Carlisle, Ksnsucxy's fasoFiss s0a' Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
HORROR A9OARO-SHlP.
Frightful Results Of an Accijent-Men
Crazed with Pain.

lBy Anglo-American cable 20 the DisDatchl
BBEsT, June OLA terrible accident occurred
yesterday on board the now French cruiser
Dupuy 10 Lone. Orders had been given for
trial OF the machinery. While the trial WAS in
progress the end # one OF tho boilers was blown
out. The lre-roOm Immediately became lllet
with steam and suiphurOus, sufl0caiing smoke.
caused by water reaching and extinguishiug tho
fire under tue boiler. When the door was broken
open the men were found lying on tho deck de-
nriOus from the agony caused bY the terrible IN
iuries they had received. some grithing M con-
Vulsions, their blackencd and distorted faces
and fearfuly blistcred bodies and arms and
legs presenting sickening and heaitrending
sight.
Several had bitten themselves on their arms
and hands AMI attacked thor equally uniortu-
uate companions and bitten them. steps wore
Immediately taken 10 get the menout. bat tho
task was difficult through the tact mat they were
absolutely crazy with pain and attacked their
would-be rescuers with hands, feet, and teeth.
When dragged out fifteen were dying and q
number OF others will undoubtedly die IN short
time.
To make the Generalization complete the
steering gear refused 20 work and tho vessel lay
helpless She hOisted a signal OF distress aud
tugs took her in tow ana brought her back % her
mOorings. IL is stated that the condition "
things in the engine-room and nre-rOom was 80
distressing that the officers became demOraizei
and lost their heads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
ACCIDENT ON A RAILROAD.
a grnkaman MangIei ADD Kilied-G. i
Wolfe Par.lyzed at Kelly View.

Especial telegram 10 the DISDHtch.i
BIG STONE Gar, VA, June 2L-lhis morning
at Pennington Gap, station on the Louisville
and Nashville road. nfteen miles from here,
man by The name OF DAVE, a brakeman on the
road. was thrown between two freisht-cars aud
Tie re5t OF the train, numDer,ng five or six cars,
passed over HIM, terribly nangllng hiin and
cutting both legs oG. A special engine carried
Or. C. ID. KnuEis, Of this place. % The scene ol
tLo accident. DR.. knuale rendered al the neceS-
sary surgery and medical aid, but tle suffering
mnn died this afternoon ABOUT 4 O'Clock. Nr'
Davis was unmarried and lived q. Coriein. NY.
AIS remains were carried home this evening Oh
the regular passenger train
Mr. q. Il. Wolfe, civl engineer, ono OF tho
,nost prosperous citizens Of big st0no Gap, was
oarniyzed last night at Kelly View while eating
supper Tue bread Was handed 10 him, and
wien he went 20 reach for II hts hand foil, knock
ing the plate Out OF the waitors Land. lie was
pu, 70 bed immediately and brought home To-
night OH o stretcher. MI Wolfe was a. hehy
and OHIO railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

W. II. English, Of Indiana. moved tho adoption
OF n resolution providing that all eX-tnion
soldiers be admitted % any vacant seats Ia the
galleries.
". \. Collier a Jcnnes see, objected, claiming
that the Democrats On the elound sLOud be
hrst admitted.
q. W. Orr, Of Kansas, moved % amend tho
resolution 20 that visiting Democratic Organiza-
tons should be admitted To vacant seats but
The entire subject was referred On motion TO the
IoANlutIOns lnmnnlten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

this. and much more, Mr.. Wntterson said, but as
the mesiiug was hei1 behind closed doors the
entire speech Was not ohtanable. Lyer ana
anon when Mr. Watferron mado telling point
the hot, siiliug room rang with cheer, wlirh
we're answered by shouts from crowds ci keii-
tucklaus who bcsicgod the headG quarters, NIit-
Ing for what few tickets we're lett.
just ns ar. Wattcfson finished HE speech mo
impatient crowd burst open the dooro nhi
sufgcj around the psrepirinS orator. 10 was
dramatic fcenc but Mr. W7tterson waved MS
hands right and lett aud quickly cihovod DIS
way out into tho open corridor. .
"Ihrco cheers for Cleveland and W1iterBon,
some one shouted, and they were riycn with
vim a. only enthusiastic kontHcklans can givo
expression 20.
The balance Of the delegates canie out soon
afterwards. Al were smiling with -ati-iactoh
ana contentmcnt They hurried away 10 tno
convention, as the hour 0f noon vas approach'ny'
"No formal vote was taken" said ). II. Casse-
man, "but tho delegation IS without douO.
sold for Cleveland, and be viii receive hcn-
iuCky's twcnty-siX votes soiidsr Ar. Carlisle has
expressed q wish that his nnno Dc not pre-
scented. ana his wish Is law With as. hr CleFe-
land will bc nominated on the irst ba1ot.'
wATTEKs0S MAY SECOND CLEyELAND8 NoMiSA-
TIOS.
The original purpose OF having the meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

Gold Is quoted at POS per cent. premium II
BueuOs Ayros.


Gold Is quoted at POS per cent. premium IN
Bucuos Ayros
A grain-fre started on the ranch Of f. E Nc
Namara, near Merced, Cal, Monday. II burned
his grain and that OF n. Rohlty and II. &. Healy,
1000 acres in all The loss is estimated az
100000.
In the Portland lOrel municipal election Mon
day the Fusion ticket. composed OF Democrats
and Repu blicans, was successful in defeating tho
straight Republican ticket with the exception
Of tae cases OF two councilmen.
Nearly every toiegraph-operator In Spain left
his instrument yesterday aud went on strike.
The result Is great confusion In Spanish business
and governmental circles The wires III Madrid
are being worked by operators In the military
service.
The re-balloting for members OF the Belgian
Senate and Chamber OF Deputies has been
finished. The exact c0mposition oil the new
Parliament will be as follows: Chanoer OF
Deputies, 80 Liberals and o2 Clericals ;
senate, so Liberals and 4o Clercnls-
A drought prevails In Poltava, a government in
South Russia, ana the crops are beng bnshted.
A daily spectacle ~ that OF priests carrying
sacred Icons and followed by throngs OF peasants
proceeding 20 the folds. Hero the icou8 are ele-
vated and are surrounded by kneeng groups 81
peasants. Prayers are then offered ior ran. The
sheep ana cattle are pefIsaiDg Tor want of foo-
der.
Adyices received from ST Paul de Lcanda. the
capital Of the Portuguese colony OF Angola, IN
West Afrietl. sIaso that largo body oi boers
Las entered the colony and proclaimed fepup-
lic The Portuguese torce Is not sufficiently
large ~ repe, tho invasion, and rnlccs Foftnsai
10 ab.o 70 send rensoroements the Beers WIZ te-
tain the territory already seized snd ex2ci eno
Portuguese from II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

The frst breeze OF applause arose when the
state oI Wisconsin was called. TIE name Of
william Dewitt for tho Permanent Organization
committee was passed without continent. koe-
wen T. Flowers name caused a ripple, and
lourke Ceckfan's name was received with a
hearty tuIsf al onrfaraO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
ANOTHER SILVER CAUCUS.
Talk of Going with the Peoples Party in
Certain Contingencies.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-The silver States hold an
other caucus to-day, and in Wow oi Germans
refusal TO permit the use OF his name ~ can
didafo tor President decided 10 cast their vote
for Governor N0ies. 4 subcommittee was al
pointed, headed by ex-senator Thomas Patter-
son, OF Colorado. Tor tpe purpose ot presenting
the silver viows OF the western delegates 10 tie
COrnuitfee on Resolutions II Was furthermore
decided that in case the Platform Committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
EDITOR TIProS DEAD.
Fragman Truebiood Not to blame.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch-l
WELDON, y. c., June 2l.-It is learned to-day
that Mr.. l.. IrueblOod, the fiagman who was re-
ported responsible FOR tae accident 20 the Nege-
table train hore q few nights ago, was blamelesa,
and that the company does not hold him re-
sponsible. He oDeye1 orders. and therefore II
affords me pleasure 20 make the 1Dlends honOfaDfc'
Rows. r. +. Troy. Of Murfrocsboro', and John
CALI OF Raleigh, were in town TODAY
Miss Goneyiove Gou'dman, Of WestmOreland
county, one Of the most charming daughters OF
the Old Dominion who has been here for several
days on "a visit. Will leave for Richmond to-mor-
row cu a visit 10 relatives IN your city.
Tho many friends ~ Mrs. ID. Z. Stainback, VINO
j. at 81 Luko's, I'm your city, arc glad 20 learn
that under tho skiliul treatment OF llr. Hunter
Mcclure she is rapidly roganing her health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
TIE NEW VIRGINIA BONDS.
Complaints OF Delay in Their Distribu'
tion-AlIegei ouarreilIng Denied.

ny Telegraph % tlo UlspAJch-I
NEW YORK, June 2L-A London special 70 the
Post says: "Complaints are mado Of delay In
the distribution OF the new Virginia bonds, and
il IS asserted that there has been quarrel
among the Olco,t committed"
In regard 70 tho above il was said to-day IN
this city by George Ellis, secretary OF the Olcoti
COMMITTEES. that the delay In tho distribution OF
the new Virginia bonds was due tothe TACT thi'
they were not vet engraved. The old ones were
being sent II was said, just "a fast taa they could
be verified. There were S23,OOO.0OO 70 be sent
and not more tnan hall million could be for
warded daily. Il was emphatlcaiy denied that
there was any quarrel among The Olcoit commit
tee. Mr. Scnley Cf Moore scbley, made the
slmc statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
AARRIrY FOR NATIONAL CHAIRMAN.
An Interesting Tammany Development
Croker for "A Compromise.

CHICAGO. Ill. Juuc 3i.-rhcre IL astroDg indi-
cation Tonight that tile Cieyeiani icaaors Hili
ende,yor 10 hnve W. a. Harrity. OF Pennsylvania,
selected as chairman OF the Naiionai ,ohiiHitee
during the approaching campaign.
An intcl esttng situation Is developing In tho
Tamruany delegation tonight. 4 difference oi
ouiuion has arson among the leaders as 10 the
WISE policy for Iamfnnny u pursue IN VIC" ~
tnc orerwheinine sentiment developed In the
Domorratc convention Ia favor o. the nomina-
tion OF eS- President Cleveland. Richard Croker
il reported as having taken POSITIVE posi-
v.ifh me Cleveland leaders and 70 Is alleged
tnat he l. erdsayoring. 10 persuade tdsar1
Murphy and william sft ehan, Senator Mn :
lieutenants, OF the wisdom Of prevailing on inelr
chief 10 harinonize the differences 10 New lotL
in the Interests Of lne Iammauy organization.
Nanv OF tho leading Hin men outside 0i New
York are wiring Senator H..l 70 the same eject
to-nigni, hut as yet tue Senator maiatains an
uncomp promising position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

batteries -KIllon and .sIiHisan; Rusic and
Boyle.
second gamo: RB.H y,
Washlngtons. o 0 OO01 0 O 90
Baitsrcs-Knoll ani Miiiigan; King and
Boyle.
TIE rmLuEs' TWIN CANE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Tune 2l.--1hs Phlllios
won their tenth straight goiDc ;o-iay. easily 90
fsating Baltimore by basd ani seiuential Int
IN tho innings IN which the yisitors did thor
sroging. It ralncd until 800, an that helped
TO keep the Attendance down TO l,31S. Score;
T.. BIZ. y.
Philadelphias. s....fo1041 ix-o i3 4
Daltin0res.... o O02 OO2 - III
Batteries -Keeio and Clements; McAahon
and Robinson.
TWELVE INNINGS
CHICAGO. III. ,sJuno 2i.--It took twelve stub
borniy contes Innings fOCe ide to-day : game.
Iho Cincinnats punched fher his on huscEu-
s)n As an opener In ihc twelfth and won our.
Chicago tied tho score in the ninth ON q double
and pair OF singles. Score;
chicagos 100000 oOo1ooo-I l3 o
Cinrnnatls u o o o o 0 o o O 90 IL IL /
basteues-H Hutchinson and hlttrcdge; Cham
beriain aud Murphy.
L0UiSylLLEs AND PrrrsBURGs EVEN.
LOUISVILLE. KY., June 2l.--Louisvilles and
ftisOurgs played two games to-day, breaking
even mo IiltsDrrSs punched thelr nit, on
Jones IN tho nrst game, aud the homo team du-
pncalsd their fcat IN the second. Attendance,
2,136. Score:
First game: Il. B.H. =.
Loaisyilles........O 1 0O21O o. . d
PittsDurgs. OOO2 l0x-7
Batteries; Joned and Grim Terry and hack.
Second Game: X. BIZ. =.
Louisyiles 0O0Oo3-5 II i
Piusburgs. q q o / o 90 O--f 3 /
Batteries: Sanders and Dowse; E1ret anl
COrkhli.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Montgomery: r. B.u. r.
Montgomerys 30 020O-4 p >
Atiantas. ..........0 o o o o o o 90 4
Baiteues-Behue aud Land; Leach and Porter.
A. Mobile: h. BIZ 7.
Mobiles. 100 10000 - IL 1
Blrmnghams.....O o U . 1 o o O--3 3
Battoues-Daniois and SchauD; Bell AMI kol-
neT.
MEMPHIS WINS kGfss.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, June .l.-1he Memphis club
scored the Chattanooga boys for a second game
| on the home grounds this afternoon, and what is
more. shut tnem ont ia an easy manner pound
ing Philips all over the ground. Attendance,
| 1000. score:
r. Bu. r..
Memphis ...........3 0iOl2O-7 I3 /
| Chattano0gas .......0 90 0OO o 90 Is ,
| Batieries-M0rris and B0lan; Phillips and
Riddle,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
The CLEVELAND CLAIM.
Total Votes, sos; Total Cleveland, 6Ol !;
Necessary to "a Choice, 500.

CHICAGO, I'll, June 21.-Mr. Cleyelands man
aeers claim that they will 20 10 ballot with the
following vote; Alabama, Il; Arizona, 2; Gait
fornls. Is: Connecticut, i; Delaware, .; Iis-
,,.iet of CJium bia., >; Florida, 3; Georgia, 10
Illinois. 4S: Indiana, 80; Kansas, 20; Ken
tucky. Is: louisiana o; Maine, Il; Maryland,
10. Massachusetts, 80; Michigan, IS Mime
sota. rs: Mississippi z; Missouri, "a Nebra "a,
IA. Now Vnmpshire. <; New Jersoy, 20; Now
Ne,ico. .; Nortn Carolina, Ia; North Dakota,
d: Ohio, l6; Oklahoma, = ; Oregon, ); Pepnsyi-
yenia 64 Rhode Island, q; Souih Safolha
sr.gth DakOta, s Tennessee. "a; Texas, j.
ir-ah. /, Vermont 8; Virginia, ~; Washington,
*. West Virginia, s.; Wisconsin, "a; wyoming,
4. Total delegates, sos; total Cleveland, OOl ;
necessary 10 a choice, oey.
,,,, 10 ma delegates arc convinced that the ex-
PRESIDENT viii have A clear two thirds Of the con-
vfnlon on the first ballot