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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-28
BULLY BEANEATERs.
Senators Lose Two Gam es by Poor
Work

WASHINGTON. April 27.-The Boston
and Washington teams played OF two
postponed games to-day, which were
witnessed by between 5000 and GOD
people. In the first game Boston batted
Gastright quite freely. and as his sup
poIt was poor the visitors found no diili-
Guilty in p!ing up runs. ClarksOn pitch
ed effectively and was backed up by
stone wall inlield which permitted moth
ing to pass it. Long gave all exhibition
OF fielding, the like OF which has never
been seen here before.
The second game was the most inter
esting contest played this season in
Washington. Both clubs substituted
different pitchers, Kilroy making his
trst appearance. He pitched an almost
phenomenal game and had the Boston
batters entirely at his mercy, but the
loose fielding Of the home team gave
Boston the game In the ninth inning.
SWEETS, too, was in good form and his
support was excellent. Score first game:
Il. Il. z.
Washington ...... o 5000 o. )
Boston ...2 9 0 0 0 0 3 *-s 10 /
Batteries, Gastright and Miligau, Garrison
and Camel: earned runs. Boston = first base
by errors. Washington /, Boston |; left on
bases. Washington I, Boston 3; first bnse OH
bulls. off GastrIght 5. off Clarkson 3; struck
ont, By Gastright q by Clarkson ,; twobase
hits. Gauzel. Lowe; sacrifice hits, Lowe
Mccarthy, Nash Clarkson; stolen bases,
Dowd. quinn; double plays Long. Quinn
aud Tucker. Radfor1 d. Richardson and
Lnrkln; wild pitch, Gastright; umpire Calf
ney. time. I:I5.
SECOND GAME H. H. Z.
Washington.0 / 4 0 0 OIL
Boston - 0 o 0 IL
Batteries, Kiroy and Mcclure, SWEETS and
Camel; first base by errors, Washington |,
Boston ; left on bases, Washington J. Bos-
ton (: first base on balls. off kiroy 4, Off
Stivetts 4; struck out by kilroy 1 sacrifice
hits, Lowe, d Richardson. Klroy, Duffy;
double play. ID. Richardson and Larkin. hit
by pitcher, by Kilroy /; umpire, Gaifney;
tim. .0O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-28
OF a foul fly near third was the feature
OF the game. Score:
'One man 0ut when JIMMIE ~ "a "a

JIIE IIIIiII DUL WUtU WHITE TtI.I y NJ fI4II-
Earned run. Omaha: first base on errors,
Omaha I. Columbus 3: left on bases. Omaha
5, Columbus O.: first base on balls, off WICK
cry o; off stevens 3: struck out by Viekery o.
By Stevens 8: three base hit, Fitzgerald: sac
rihce hits. Hayes, Merritt: stolen bases,
G.lks. Hayes Walsh 2, ORouIfe. Campau.
LaIly , Abbey: double PLAYS. Ghks 20 Hayes
Walsh, Mcclellan % Breckenridge, Stevens.
Merritt to Breckenridge; hit by pitcher.
O'Rourke: wild pitch. Stevens: passed ball,
Hayes; umpire. SNYDER: lime. 200.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-28

Earned runs. st. Paul /. Milwaukee 7: two
base hits. Holland. Kne2. Lake :. Hamburg2
Widner; double PLAYS. Mott and Dngdale.
NidneT, K1eg aud Earle =: bases on balls.
of Cunningham ?. of Widner >: MT by
pitcher. HogrleYer. smith, Lake: struck out.
by Cunningham 2. by Wipner 4; first base on
erroTs 81. Paul 3, Milwaukee 2; stolen base.
DonogfIue: left on bases. 81 Paul o. NIL.
waukee Q: Wild pitch. Cunningham, time,
$50; umpire, SeTad.
LAs1 or THE SERIES.
The last game Of the 81. Paul-Mil-
waukee series Will occur at Athletic
park this afternoon at 3'30. The CON
test will doubtless be good On. as ST.
Paul IL bent on redpeming itself. The
batteries will be Wadsworth or Keefc
aud Collins and Person aud Kreig.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-28
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-28
Bought Your Spring 0yercoat YETI

Just remember that we're closing out stock this
week. Sl8 $50, s22 and s25 Coats go for SIS $3.50
SIS and $18 Coats go for So So $l2 and $3.50
Overcoats go for $3.50. Sale ends Saturday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
r r $ A J.. II

.
Ihirty'siS acres adjoining Elm Grove, chclp
Building site for dwelling Gu Twenty-cighth
a large lot at McMcchcn, 100 by 9O5 feet Very
cheap. - - - -
House OF seven rooms. o33l EoT street, s., 500.
House Of eight rooms. brick, Jacob street, b..
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
House o. eight rooms, brick oil Market street,
Centre Wheeling
House ofclght rooms, brick, 23Oj jacob street.
each.
Two lots on Woods street. Eighth ward, chcan,
House OF Ave rooms with lot 3jxlJ) lec!, on
Jacob street, s1,S1). -
House Of seven rooms on North Marks. s.rs,..
at II bargain. 80, - &
House g OF, five rooq, on jacob stsea!. FIth
Lots,on South Fron. and North Front s.ra,.i.
Seven lots, 5oxlo) feet, in Filan. whyta AL
GallaSher's addition. Price 500 to 500 each.
Corner half'!ot on McColloch and Bcl,non.
streets. u -Qf-,'''''' =
House Of six rooms. good condition. 2l55 Wool
Street S2.20l 5Is, 49,
One OF tho best mlrnfacturin; site, II til
city, fronting on two railroads. .gg7i
Good business corner III Centre Wheeln:,
Choice lots In Glendale
addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
PEAL ESTATE.
E7OR Said.

II You want pleasant home on tho 5lnnd, [
cat tell you II now sovcn.roolnrd huilsu with
bath room. laundry aud NIL modern con.
vGiiencGs, or an GlghtruomGd brick house OH
MARKET street, near tho buSinoS Cenir0 Of the
city. We Glso have building lots IN MI partI OF
the city - ~ S'
StorG room aud business and dwelling. at
Blaine, Ohio loot o! st. ClaltSvlllG hill Whole
business Tor 50 900 Lot u acre, IN fruit.
Brick row. 2l1S, 2siO, I'll aud 24iL A 10 pc.
cont Investment F'g
New Aix.roomcd house on North Erie street,
high and dry for sl,7tO,
Threo'ro0med house, No. o South Huron
SlT00. - M "
:, EGT tourroomcd house, 27i5 MoystOn street
Tho six.roomed iramo house. with most do.
sirnbe corner lot, northeast corner OF EolG uul
Twenty.ilith streets
A new sx.roomed house on MGColoch street,
Fast Wheeling, 500 oGsA aud tho balance III
small payments. T.
Now double house.. sOvcn rooms, cnch side
hnrll wood finish. oil modern improvements:
Will pay 10 pcr cent as Investment.
BUILDING LOTS,
On Fourteenth. Fifteenth ind McColloch
streets. East Wheeling.
On South Front street
On North York street, river lot.
Corner North York and Cromwell streets; MOO
location, F0TI ~ = 80
Lots in GIlchrlst addition from see5 to $50, md
these arc good lots. on high ground. W.
On Wabash street, In old FUR Grounds.
On South Penn street l EN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
The last week was not lively one in
theatrical circles. The opening week
bids fair TO surpass it orly little in in.

The last week was not n lively one in
theatrical circles. The opening week
bids fair TO surpass it orly little in in.
tercst.
"The Harvest Moon," tl,cnew play in
which the peerless Janauschok appears,
will receive its first production here ut
the Opera House tomorrow evening.
The play has met with great success
throughout tho country, and is ono OF
tho few brilliant ones produced this
season. Tho rolo OF Mrs. Oakley, which
the great Janauschck assumes, Is IN Gu
tircly new creation, and will take rank
among tho best OF the many that this
sterling artistic has initiated. Tho sup
porting company is IN unusually strong
one. Plenty OF patlos, emotion and
comedy, good climaxcs and happy
dcnoucmcnt combine in this instance to
make Il good play, and with such an
artistic rs Janauschck in tho leading
part, what moro can be lcsired2
"rlIE BURGLAR"
1.-THE Burglar" will be seen at the
Opera House Wednesday evening. Tho
sale OF seats opens at @. A. IIousc's
music store this morning. The Chi
cago Times says OF the performance:
At the Alhambra, Gus Thomas's
Burglar" overlooked tho house twice
Sunday and almost again last night. As
an acting play it is unsurpassed. The
company is good one all around.
There are few more careful and pains.
taking actors than Mr.. Lipman, and
lie is well seconded by Miss Ottolcngui,
who is pretty in person, in dross and in
acting. Little Irene Franklin is very
bright and clever Edtha, speaking dis
tnctly and evincine much intelligence.
PnIl Denton is also well played by Will
lam Lee. and tho representation as q
whole is crcdtablc.
wEDGER's JUNGLE TOMS CABIN" COMPANY.
There will DO great curiosity to sec
Webbcr's great scenic production Of
"Unclc Toms Cabin" which appears ut
the Grand Wednesday and Thursday,
opening with grand matinee Wednes-
day afternoon. 1t is the only company
travelling that plays "Uncle Tom" as it
should be, and carries three complete
sets OF acencry, 4 cage OF live man-eat-
ing a!ligators, the great voodoo scene,
and q host OF jubilee singers and fine
speclalties. There is already great
demand Tor seats, and they will not be
placed on sale until Tuesday morning.
THE RENTz-sANTLEY COMPANY.
This wcll-known burlcsquc company
will open a two nights engagement at
the Grand this evening. This is an
oId'establlshed company with a great
reputation, and they arc sure OF crowded
houses at both performances. Seats arc
now on sale at Genther's, and arc going
Off with q rush.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
STAGE SNOWELAKES.
Chat About Some Local Fnyoritcs-L1
t.OYyip pf t1,n St,., ,,,.p

Chat About Some Local Fnyoritcs-Latc
Gossip of tho Stage aud Dramas.
The County Fair" played at Bellairc
on the 9TH to 1000 people, notwith-
standing Frank Beard had over GOO
people and there was an Indian show
In town. II. S. Murphy was the attrac-
ton on the 18th. "a Breezy Time" is
booked ior the Goth and "Thc Burglar"
March II.
Mile. Rhea, it is said, received ahand-
some basket OF flowers from Mrs. Prcsi-
dent Harrison, accompanied by letter
ffegrettlng her inability to attend any OF
kheas performances on account OF go
cal engagements. Mile. Rheais draw
ing crowded houses through tho coun-
Try.
1t is said that George Rignold, who
created such Juror throughout tho
country some sixteen. years ago us
Henry w." is now Il wealthy actor
manager i'll Australia, and is a good
friend to all visiting Americans.
At the Martins Ferry opera House
all the shows are doing good business
irol J. Hart, tho magician, will appear
tonight, and "a Breezy Time" next
saturday night, followed by Hills ''Two
~ Cronies" February 90, and "a Pair
ol Kids" on tho Goth inst. .@
Edwin II. Carroll the fayorite Irish
comedian, and 4 member. OF tho Carroll
family, who is to star Jointly with his
brother Dick, now with the Duff Opera
company, in a piece called "Thc Dago,"
isS late acquisition to the Kidnapped
company.
george Arstingstall, known through
ont the land as one of the best elephant
trainers in the world, has recently re-
.urheG IRON Europe to accept 4 posi-
non with Adam Forepaugh's show tho
coming season. II
Slnbad' opens its two weeks en-
SS?eemont at the DuQuesnc theatre, at
i1'MmsDulrgh, this evening, and it will DO
wen pAtronized by people from Wheel
ing throughout the two weeks.
\ man ut 1t. Dodge, a., who attended
tNeatrlca! performance recently,
iiauEhGd 50 hard and excessively that
~ lG!l INTO swoon from which hc
could not be revived. ..l5 n,
Washington has musical genius in
VIC person OF q society young lady who
pIays the piano as well with her toes as
ordinary Ueul pianists play with their FIN
g; me Burglar" has somo OF the prot
h S'est ana most artistic paper displayed
mere Tor Il jouy tino - -
,r; mnhatperennalfav orite, Rcntz-santloy,
Mil! pack tho Grand us usual this
oI GTe9rse !. Braden, agent for tho "Two
Charles. = -, ..'o y =
;r,s rank hennig madc decidedly good
Impression in Pittsburg last week. x,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
IS THIS YOUR CHILD?
load THIS, Parents OF Children.

Infant nd chiid,rn are rcsr'orlys liable to
nerYou, dtor'rs, which arc greatly aggravated
during tho clnrsc fr'm wInICtto spring. They
become nervous rqsslu&. ifCliul. eros, irritable;
th!y toss r!stleIli from Gilo 70 sIle, grit tholr
tcatI rnnrtaur In shctr sleep grow Thin, pale,
slight n.l pupy, 4.
lly3ur Infants OF children pfl sick, give them
that gre test Of a. chlldrcn's remedies. Dr.
utrtnrs Nrrvnrt. This marvellous remedy Is
the eraat family m:dic,us, and Gains mud
Sooihes the nsrycs strengthen, and lnylSorntcS
tho ! olyircstohnJ beautiful color to the cheek,
refreshing sleep, strong nerves, stout limbs aud
that bounding health which all Children should
have nsIn; purely vegetable aud harmless II
ispor'cctly safe 10 gIvct infants or children OF
my ngc, mud is curative effects asc wonderful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
n Household Rcnc,,y,

on HIAcocE's Porous PLAsrERs are tho
F.. reliaDle plasters ever produced.
it;G1?sraht, clean, inexpensive and never
,m,nnEi they fully meet all tho require
sIon 'iS o. household remedy, and
t t%0 always be kept on hand. For
, ,"S fSliet and cure OF weak back, weak
;;Sssles, lameness, stiff or enlarged
i EnaI pains in the chest, small OF the
s,i tN and around the hips, strains,
P%'sneS and all local pains, ALLcocK's
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nGwarc OF limitations and do not be
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15

CLlrrED from Canada Presbyterian,
under signature OF c. Blackett Robin
son, proprietor: I was cured OF oit-rc-
curing bilious headaches By Burdocl;
Blood Dittors. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
TOIET.
nIfetNrcu ppnprpry

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
business house, 1851 Market street III
Store room ut lG23 Main stroct. tg M
Modern ninc-roomod house, with bath, lGrns
streets. & -
,sS;roomci dwelling: North Eric street: sui.a.
able for two families ''EITI
seyen.roomed house. 80 South York street
once rooms, second iloor l2l3 Main street.
pike. 91- - - -
Thrcc'roomod house. lOG Virginia street
fNe'roomed house, 10 South broadway
SiS'roolnCd house on South Elm street.
sM'roomed house, @OG North York street.
G. 0. SMITH,
fell 1870 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15

DO not neglect he health OF your children, parents
Uic DR.. Groeno's Ncrvura III all nervous dis
cases of infants and children, and SEQ thcm i'm.
prove IN health and strength every day and
every hour. Druggists sell 1t, sl.S5,
"My little girl has been taking medicines for Il
severe nervous trouble for nearly two years, 70.
cevins no benefit then bought bottle OF
DR.. drceno's Norvurn, and her recovery by
Its use Inns been remarkable. Others Of the
fdmily have received benefit from its use.
G. II. DEMIs, Cranky, Mass"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15

Z. Three hose companies will celebrate
anniversaries by giving oyster suppers
this week. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15

BLoop poisoned by diphtheria, the
grip, typhoid fever, scarlet fcvcr, etc,
is made pure and healthy by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Il; G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15

TIE proprietors OF Ely's Cream Balm
do not claim tito be q cure-all, but
remedy for catarrh, colds in the head
and hay icver. It is not aliquid or i
snuff, is easily applied into the nos.
trils. 1t gives relief at once. Mws&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15

no DR.. Greene, tho successful specialist,
in curing nil forms OF nervous ind chronic
diseases, 35 W. liLh street. Now York, can
DO consulted (rte, personally, or BY letter.
Cal! or write to him about your case or send for
symptom blank to I'll out, and letter fully cx-
planning your disease giving advice, etc, will be
rntIirnen frre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-06
OUTSIDE.
What the Great Political Lead
ers Are Doing
TO WIN THE BATTLE TUESDAY.
Prospect Of Trouble In Several States On Ac-
count Of Atiomey-GeHeral Miller's
Decislon-Denial From Clark
Headquarters.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. ct becomes
more and more apparentthat there may
be serious clash between the state and
Federal authorities In Alabama next
Tuesday. United States Marshal Walker
has appointed deputy marshals In many
precincts and this act. General Shelly
holds to be without authority, and nd
yises Democrats to arrest and JUL mar
shuls who attempt to enter polling places
or place themselves within thirty feet of
the polls. A serious clash is inevitable
MS the following letter from sheriff w.
w, Thompson OF Macon county to United
states Marshal Walker would indicate.
Sir. Yours dated October 30. just re-
ceiived. In reply will say l have APP
pointed deputy sheriffs at each polling
place In the county with positive writ
ton instructions to arrest all violators
of election laws, and keep the peace and
good order, and am quite sure they will
do So As to any threats being made. /
have not heard OF them, and If they We're
made it was by some bulley who has
not the courage to execute them and
in case 1t should be attempted l will
have men enough to arrest the party who
tries it. The only blutling or intimld-
alton that ! have heard of is by some of
your special deputies at NOtasulga. | un-
derstand they have made brags they
would take charge Of the election there;
tHuA lney Wouiu 20 INSIDE the room and
inside the ropes II they wanted to, and
We're going to. Now II they attempt
anything of this kind 1 will certainly
have them arrested II ! can deputise
men enough to do 1t. So far as i can
l am determined there shall be no dis
turbance or fuss on the day Of election.
and l do not apprehend any only at
Notasulga, and really not there for /
think it is all talk and a bluff. don't
know that they have said anything there
to my knowledge. Respectfully,
Signed. w. w. Thompson. sheriff"
Z. S. ! intend to do my full duty as
far as / know how and don't intend To
be buldozed or bluffed off by anyone.
There may be men enough to Kill me,
but there are not enough to scare or
buldose me in this county or any other
and You had better instruct your deputies
of their duty. If you have n right TO
send any there or rather appoint them
| do not object to You sending as many
as you want to, so far as am concerned
bot they must not try to intimiiate INV
deputies by threats, etc, Yours,
w. w. Thompson. sheriff
Marshal Walker says he will insist
upon the enforcement of his original
instructions to his deputies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-06
The Tera, brewing Co

Yesterday was gala day for the Brew
cry, one Of the greatest Of Fort Worth's
industrial institutions. From the middle
Of the forenoon until the shades of night
fell, the out-Of town visitors thronged the
place, fully 800, ladies and gentlemen, hav-
ing gone through this extensive establish
mont aud quaffed refreshing draughts OF
beer BY 3 o'clock and even then, therj was
no dimunition Of the crowd OF sight-seers,
sight-seers for to most It was veritable
curiosity At night in honor Of the Clark
rally, To testify the belief of the manage
ment of the brewery In the benefits that
are to follow the election of Clark
as governor Of Texas, the en-
tire brewery was illuminated from tho
top OF the tower 100 feet In the air, TO the
foundation floors, with electric light gener-
ated by their own plant. On tho towers
the arc lights were doubled and from these
flowed floods Of radiance that made the
brewery's ueighhorhood CLEAN like moon
light ON fresh fillen snow.
As the procession passed up Main fire.
works were burned ard exploded, making
q picture Of dazzling beauty. Much atten-
ton was drawn to the brewery's effective
demonstration in honor of Judge George
Clark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-06

Dcnison, Tex, Nov. 5.-(Special) 4
Quite a number of the boys in the Mis-,
souri, Kansas and Texas general offices
contemplate spending Sunday in the In
dian Territory on hunting expedi
Master Car Builder John DOYLE saws
business in his department is favoring
More cars have been turned out the past
month after being rebuilt almost from
the ground up, than ever before. A full
force Is now being used.
Pullman Conductor Jacobs of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, was
here short while to-day en- route to
Kansas City.
j. ID, Dance, of Houston. was shak
ing hands with numerous old friends
to-day. Jake was formerly telegraph
operator for the Missouri Kansas and
Texas at Colbert, l. T., but is now Ia
boring for the Southern Pacific railway.
lie is en- route to Mexico, No, on n
visit to his parents.
Il. ID. Slattery, second yice-grand mas
ter of the brotherhood Of Railway
TTainmen, arrived to-day from Gales
burg, III. Tonight at their hall, the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen viii
meet and transact business of impor-
lance, All members are requested to be
present.
A. II. BonnebraNr, travelling passenger
agent for the Union Pacific railway.
out Of Kansas City, arrived in Denison
to-day
Mrs. s. B. Karney gave tea TO tho
conductors wives last Thursday after
noon.
The conductors wives are contempla.
ting ball IN the near future.
IA. farnell, travelling freight solicitor
for the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railway was In the city short time
to-day while en- route to San Antonio.
Mr. Narnell has been on business trip
to Kansas City.
General Roadmaster 7 L. Turner.
came in from trip to Parsons yester-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-06
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
SANTA rE IMPROVEMENTS


~ Nv hhHN' ~ SN'uthNiilcg II tho AurFent
Rumor.
Gainesville, Tex, Nov. 5-(Specinl.)-
A report Is being circulated in railroad
circles here that the Santa Fe will make
q handsome addition to its train service
by putting on a fast mail train between
Kansas City and Galveston. According
to this report, the running time between
this city and Kansas City will be re-
duced at least three hours, making the
schedule, inclusive of stops, considerably
more than forty miles an hour. The
train will stop only at the larger towns,
and will make no halt between this city
and Fort Worth. Gravel has been dis.
tributed between this city and Purcell,
and this, so rumOr has it. will be used
In putting the road bed in perfect con
dition.
7. J, Gates, the company's agent in
this city, was spoken to this morning
by n Gazette correspondent relative to
the report, but he could neither deny or
affirm its truthfulness. He said that,
like others, he had heard that such a
move was contemplated. but us to the
authenticity of the report, he could say
nothing.