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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-14
apis suTuTh If
OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF VOTERS.
NEW CITY HALL.
PROPOSALS FOR REGISTRATION PLACES.

j. EVANS, REGISTRAR OF VOTERS.
n. will receive proposals for rooms to be used
for the Registration OF Voters In October next.
parties wishing to furnish rooms for this purpose
will cal or communicate on or before the 10th
dow nj Aupust 1894 aud Est
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
Money TO nuv Yolss
PHILrrI, W. Va, October 25

PHILPPI, w. VA, october %.
10 ths EQV0r or ne Rsgi5,e-.
SIR:-When Aston Gordon Dayton
was nominated for Congress against
William L. Wilson, the Second district
was flooded with money 90 be used IN
buying votes. Republican agents Jray-
eIed al. over Barbour couaty trying 20
purchase votes, Offering a. much as o25
aud $50 apiece. But an this work did
not amount 70 much because the tOiling
wealth producers OF old Barbour are not
for sale. They pass the agents on by
saving, eve will not sell We know
what is % our interest AMI propose 20
stick TO it You can always hUd US In
the solid phalanX of the Democratic
party. where We expect 20 stay'in order
that we may get equal rights uuder the
law"
To is not only the Democrats, but
many Republicans have changed over
aud are going 20 support the Hon. VIII
liam l.. Wilson.
A few days ago while Mr.. Wilson was
passing through this county several
Republicans talked 20 him IS follows:
''Mr. Wilson, i want 20 shake hands
with you, have always had desire 20
NEE; a CONGRESSMAN. Now, while l
have an opportunity, ] want 90 say that
Ie1pect % support you for Congress.
have Always voted the Republican
tickeG Bat can't do it any more.
The negroes down here, who have
always been Republicans, have turned
ove- and are going 70 support the whole
Democratic ticket
Oue Republican millionaire Ia this
district, VINO has q kind OF hankering
after the United States Senaiorship, has
refused 20 appropriate any more money
for Dayton's Campaign, and is now try
tug 20 buy the legislators OF the fifteen
Counties in the Second district.
\ESyubliCans in this section are doing
az heir work after night They must
\ TO the order OF The Knights Of
ubIcan County Executive
Amlti, .,,.5gNasn holding sessions
'for whole nights ~ a time.
They have givea up all hopes OF
s,a.tIng Dayton, an0 are now trying 70
~ him of for the legislature, but
alas. they cannot do thing like that.
". y. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
wants the Ohio Bnoks

PrrsBURG, PA, October 26.-E. M.
Clark, manager of Armour & Co.'S
wholesale oleomarEarine warehouse, is
before the United States District Court
to-day on a charge OF contempt in re-
fusing 70 open his books TO National
Revenue Collector Kesrns. Clark de-
mics that he or his firm is demanding
the government and says that the COL
lector simply wants TO get evidence
against the firms customers who may be
disobeying the provisions OF the oleo-
margarine law. The collector admits
that this is his purpose, and claims he
has legal right TO the books so long
as be does not use the evidence so Sc
cured against the firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
P0oL MANAGERS WILL FIoHr.

They Propose 20 Turn Upon Their Critics
aud 81 AXE Them Prove 1helr Asssr-
lions
PITrsBURG, October 26.-The discre-
tiOnary pool managers are tired OF the
long continued assaults made upon their
credit and character, and have deter
mined 20 do some fighting themselves.
IL has been pretty we'll established that
there Is no law ia the State under which
they can be attacked unless they Default
and probably not then. Manager
Dudzeon, OF the Traders Syndicate,
and Manager Dsvliu, OF the American
Syndicate, both incorporated In west
Virginia, but with headquarters al
Chicago, have combined their
forces. Thew will demand the
auuointmsnt OF q committee by the
Chamber OF Commerce TO 60 10 Chicago
and examine the operations OF the syn
dictates, the latter paying all the ex-
Denses. They deny the truth OF the
statements OF George A. Kelly, Presi-
dent OF the Chamber, that they are OPP
Grating blind pools, and insist tnat ne
Droye that be has the courage or his
convictions by serving on the Investigate
ing committee They claim that they
will show their operations are legitl-
mate and then they will take legal &C
ton against all persons who have criti-
cised them and thersby caused the re-
cent run upon them. Other discretion
arv pool managers are expected to join
the fight against tue Chamber Of Com
merCe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

Fine Meeting Fuu OF Enthuua'm for
BOward-A Churning Promised SON.

Zine Meeting Fuu OF Enthusatm for
HOward-A Churning Promised som.
spsciatiO ne h 0lsfsr.
DALLAS, w. VA, October 26.-This
evening az o'clock the Democrats ana
Republicans Of this town and surround
Ing country assembled tu the school
house TO hear the political issues dis
cussed by M. L. Drydon. The Dallas
brass band was on hand ard furnished
the music AID the school house would
not accommC date the crowd and many
persons were CON Dele1 10 stand about
the door aud windows on
the on side The speaker
talked for TWO hours and half and re-
ceived the closest attention throughout.
The wool aud coal questions we're dis
cusssd at length, much 90 the sa'istac-
tion OF the farmers. The tariff Ques-
ton was considered iD ala rs phases and
the revival OF our industries under the
Senate bill was dwe,t upon at length.
The speaker said the Democratic COW
was not fresh Until tho 2Sln OF August,
and we had not had time 60 nave
chusning yet, but he said we would
have churning soon and there would
be an abundance OF choicest cream and
the people would butter their bread on
both sides. AT the conclusion OF the
address there were three lustv cheers
Tor John A. Howard and the Democratic
party. Every Democratic voter here
viii be pOlled FOR the Democratic ticket
aud some Republican votes 10 addition.
Mr. Dryden will speak tomorrow night
az Oak Dale and Saturday night at
Sharrard. The Democracy OF Marshall
Is on deck aud will be ready for duty
on the 9th OF November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
FOR SALE
GEO.J. MATHISON
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
T.l.pho,, Ioz 1898 Market Street
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY yirint Is deed OF trgstJpade by MAgds-
lena LAsnhart and ~. .4S0an $1,000 Ila'ltn-
hart ~ me as trustee dated on The Us a .
January. 1891, and recorded in the once s,s st
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county. wes,,
Virginia, In deed OF trust book 81, page 5ss. 1
will sell az public suction. At the front door Of
the Court House OF said Ohio county on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1926
commencing At I'D O'Clock a. m, the following
described real estate, to.wit: The nortnea4s
quarter OF lot No. 80 IN Jonathan Zane's ada
tion 10 the city OF w Keeling, fronting 80 feet -
Market street and running back ~ feet 10 the
northwest quarter Of Csaid lot. Also, feet on
the south side OF lot No. 80 running back about
40 feet 20 line Of W. A. Wilson, together with
the improvements thereon Terms OF sale.
One third OF the purchase money aud as mush
more As the purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash
and the residue Ia two equal annual payments,
with interest from the day or sale tie pur'
chaser giving his notes, with approved secur'
ity. for the deferred payments. aud title 10 DO
retained until the payment OF the purchase
money in full. FRANK Z. HiLDRETH.
]. r. JONES. Trustee.
Attorney. octeOd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
FOR SALE.

House. rooms and ball. with large lot, 18th
street Easy terms, 200.
House two rooms and lnifhed attic, Accol.
loch street Centre wheeling va
House Of SIX rooms, Fihh wafa' on EASY
noa.s on ~. rooms. INV. with modern I'm
proyenents, lot 2JKlOO feet, Eighih "A.d, cheap,
Uoas. four.roomsd brick. aud fourroomsd
brick 10 the rear Of Jacob street Csntfs Whssl-
inr on easy terms ~ 90
House eight rooms and ball, 70 - bll
Vouse ten rooms, With large lot.l5ih -, " 20.
Ueuss double I've rooms each 1871 ~ ,tl,Vy4
Uouts eve rooms Jacob ~. Sixth ward. ti 800.
Houss ave rooms, 18th street, tL11L
Houss. nine rooms. Jacob street, Centre
Hoass. four rogns, Jacob street. Centre
Eosss i've roons. Lad street, BslVsdsrs $40
House. I've rooms aud bal. lot iWH1h PARK
Ho5s. ssvsa rooms. new, hard wood fnisb,
woods street. Firth ward, n,lO
splspnd house, eve rooms Line street Bei-
' Hoase III TX rooms. brick. E,s street, Fifsh
Hoe 1T rooms. NORTH MARKET street, o. ,3C1
House seven rooms, Eightssnth street, With
siI-foomed house 10 rear. iot pyAlSl, s,fyy.
Houss Of three rooms. Lind street. BelYsders,
~ geus. Of six rooms. Eos street between 2ad
ana "a streets, with f0urEoomed house Ia TIE
rear. large lot. D-50.
Houss on six fosms I'D street. 800.
Hsass Of eve rooms I'D street. t250.
House Of eve rooms, CbaFliss street, csnifs
Rouse 81 ave rooms. brick, 18Th street. 100.
Hoase OF hvs rooms, Woods sireet East
- Zee. u aud frontlsz on NeCoIloeh and
Lind streets
House Of seven rooms and ball, Chaplne
street. Centre wheeling, a -
Money 70 loan Or city real estate: ~ solt
800 $50, 40. tlOo. 800 aed slOOl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

New YORK, October 26.-Papers were
fled in the Secretary Of States office
to-day which Indicate the formation OF
new whisky trust. The papers COM
prise the articles Of incorporation OF a
concern TO be known IS the Great
White Spirit Company, with a paidup
capital OF $1,000, 600, the total author
lied capital being limited by the charter
10 $50. 900, 600. The principal Office and
place OF business Of the company out
side OF the State Of New Jersey, will be
Boston. Mass, but it will carry On
business TO various other States aud
Territories Of the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE
Speaker Crisp Terseiy shows the Work OF
the Democratic Congress.

tue DSA0NNAAAN NN1kAN
"While we have not done all we hoped
to do, we have done more in the past year
to redress the wrongs Of the people, we
have done more for their relief, than was
ever done by any party in the same length
OF time in any country under the sun.
These are bold words, yet hold myself at
all times ready TO defend them. Coming
into power at time Of panic, when bust
nesswas at standstill, when labor was IN
employed, when our treasury was empty,
with courage aud hdelity we entered upon
a struggle with the enemies Of the people
We emerged from that struggle victorious
in this:
I'VE have repealed the Mckinley law.
1--WE have greatly reduced taxa ton,
ave have made living cheaper.
ave have made all money taxable.
ave have taxed surplus incomes,
1--WE have restored freedom OF elections.
ave have reduced puOlic expenditures,
and we have declared undying hostility TO
all trusts and mOnopolies organized for the
oppression of the people. On these foun-
dations we build our house, on those
issues we 90 before the people. For them
we have fought the good fight, to them
we have kept the faith and we have no
fearN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

PARIS, October 26.-The Mdtin states
that information was recently received
a. the Prefecture Of Police saying that
the Anarchists are preparing for o
fresh outrage. IL is said that three
COMPANIONS have resolved to come to
Paris from three points, POissy, Lille
and Lyons, for the purpose Of blowing
M the Chamber Of Deputies. The
PaIais Bourbon consequently is watched
by the police with redoubled vigilance,
and the strictsst surveillance possible is
being exercised over all Anarchists and
suspected persons, particularly those
wi 10 are known TO the police In the
three towns mentioned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
Cnblnst MsstIng Yesssrday.

WASHINGTON, d. G., October 20
The President held his first Cabinet
meeting since the first week in Sep
TENDER, TO-DAY. All OF the members
we're present, except Secretary Morton,
who is absent from Washington. Natu-
rally they had much business to lay be-
fore the President that had accumulated
In his absence from Washington. Sec
rotary Gresham in particular being
charged with several matters concern
Ing foreign relations, and all the Sec
retaries wishing te discuss the leading
points TO be treated in their annual re-
norris
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
vRRY COOP MEETING.
Hon. John q. Pendleton Stirs Up the
Democrats of Wetzei County.

Hon. John q. Pendleton Stirs Up the
Democrats Of Wetzet County.
Spsuaf % go R.C'ts-.
New MRRrISsvILLE, w. VA, Octo-
Der 26.-Nearly a thousand voters,
many OF them Republicans, gathered
here this evening 20 hear Hon. John D.
Pendleton discuss political matters.
Mr.. Pendlet0n made a splendid address,
putting things In q different light from
any speaker who has been heard In this
county this fall. There we're DO gilt
terlng generalities, aud his facts were
all susceptible of proof, and he did not
allow oue statement 70 stand unsuD-
ported. He began 90 the first Of last
years depression aul by clear, con-
else and logical line OF argument
proved that all the troubles Of 1893 are
traceab'e directly 20 the Mckinley and
Sherman laws, he was literally APP
DIaudod, aud made votes for the Demo-
cratic ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The residence of james w. Paxton. Esq,
No. 1900 Chapiius street, lot O. n 4 In. BY
100 n. one ofsthe finest finished dwellings In
the city; modern IN all Us appointments.
A desirgble residence property, NO 20 Lac
diana street: rooms. modern.
Nos. I26, 1913 aud $50 south Psnn street,
cheap.
No. 80 N. wabash street Island, a two
story frame dwelling Of rooms. Lot 10I12D
feet. II bought In next ten days can be had for
81 ,G00cash.
No. II Thirteenth street. two story brick.
No. 1913 -Four zenith strest, brick house
a. one half Is value.
Nos. 22i6 aud 22IS Market street,
double brick dwelling n property Of rooms each
No. "a n. Wabash street, Island, 2stofg
frame dwelling OF rooms; water on both
floors. lot 2SIl20 feet
No 2s2i Eon street, 2-story frame dwell.
Jog Of . rooms; half lot, hs. $50. No. ", 2J1lO0
No. geo nain street. 2-story brick dwelling
OF II rooms.
A frame house on HcColloch street Tor 500.
TO LEASES feet Of ground on The east
side Of Market street. north on sixteenth street
or lbs owner viii build Tor good tensnt.
RINEHART 81 TATUM
t1ty Rapk BuildinE. Room No. 8. Tslsphsns HB.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
Chilly Reception for Dayton.

To ne EfH0rOf ne Register:
SIR:-Mr. Dayton, Republican candi
date for Congress in this district, got on
the train 40 keyser, stating that be va:
to make a speech at Terra Alta, Stur-
giSs to assist. A gentleman on the train
got of 90 see the crowd TO meet him,
and found two or three men with tia
horns aud tweDty-seven persons In all
for bis audience, which seemed as cold
as Terra Alta is in January,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

SPRINGFIELD, o., October 26.-James
J. Wood, a poor carpenter, returned
from Ireland to-day with 100000, his
share Of the estate Of ancestors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
LOAN OF 1881.

WHEELING. ". VA, October IS, 1894.
The following bonds Of the Lean OF 1881 have
this day been drawn by lot according TO ordi-
nance, and will be redeemed on aud after the
LIST day OF November, 1926, ~ the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley. Interest on same ceases on That
dav: Numbers 40. 40. 81. III 134, I4S,
IG7, I56, 1879 49,. 1913. 229. 253, 268 26s.
pa, 300. $40 81, $40. sac. 500, as, 1871,
1856, 4I2, 444, 44O, 453, 400, 4S5, 507. 626,
534, 538. 5S5. 695. 01S. 623, 030, 700. l02.
40 72A. 7a5. 100, 739. one hundred dollars
each: numbers T72. 1873. ZOE. 1913 FIVE hundred
dollars each, aud number 500, for one thou.
W. p. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
L. =. JEPSON,
oc16 % Commissioners Loan OF 1881.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

PLAYS havoc with it. Were doing u though,
cutting Il in two, 30 10 speak, and thSts set the
public OF Wheeling 10 playing havoc with our
stock because it's the prices, not the furniture,
that has suffered amputAtion. The knife has
been applied all along tbs lire, and every
There's always right lime TO do the right
thing: it's the right thing now to furnish your
honse and our store is the right place TO do Il.
You'll know we're right when you see our
goods and prices. This we have fVe.piece Par
Tor Suit for S2S, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

Teie0hons go.
TNoR sALE-RoOMs FOR RENT CARDS.
il For Rsnt and For sale Card ~ kssnf1s
CouhtiaE Room
TroE RENT AND FOE SALE cARBs Az
u KxssTEE Counting Resn. ca. casa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL on EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w Tor city property good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF +. 5. RILEY, Attor-
ney-at-Law, No. las Chaplne street, wheel
inc W Va or6eAdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
FOR RENT.

LloR REET-THREE GOOD ROOMS, GEN.
A. trail location on Market street. suitable for
oiices. Will renovate same for good partieG
Apply at this ONCE. iyseAdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
NEsPlTT & pEV1NE.

r.,.osou. &c.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-05-15
ABB BREVIATED TElEGRAMS.

Right Honorable A. j. Mundella, presi-
dent of the British board of trade, has re-
signed because of disclosures in connection
with the New Zealand Land company, of
which he had been a director.
The Illinois state board of health has
been advised of an outbreak of smallpox
at Havana
Madeline Pollard is in New York under
an assumed name. for the purpose of con-
suit;ng the publisher of her book.
Rigid inspection will be made OF all
trains and steamships arriving in Buffalo
from Chicago and other points in the west
where smallpox is prevalent.
Rev. John W. Langley was stricken
with paralysis in the pulpit while deliver
ing his sermon in the Emanuel Methodist
church at Philadelphia.
The breaking of the Lima. Mont. dam
swept sixty miles of the Red Rock river
valley clear of ranches. Many families are
without food or shelter.
The body of a man supposed to be Pro
fessor Anton Stamm, one of the editors OF
the Encyclopaedia BrtannicI, WAS found
hanging to a tree in Central Park, New
York.
Brazil has given the Portuguese minis
ter his passports and withdrawn the Bra
lillian legation ut Lisbon all along of that
refuge the Portuguese gave Da Cana.
Striking miners at Cripple Creek. Col,
are building fert on point overlook
ing the mines, SO as to be able to per
suade" non-union men not to go to work.
The general assembly of Louisiana has
elected Senator Don Caffrey for the long
| term rs United States senator, beginni Ii 4
March 5. 1895.
The Union League club, of Chicago, has
expelled W. &. r. Breckenridge from hon.
orary membership, while the Fulton. Ills,
people are negotiating to secure the colo
mel for n speech at their Fourth of July
celebration.
Jacob Dygraf, an insurance agent, killed
his wife and himself at Keokuk Several
weeks ago his wife obtained IA divorce on
the ground Of drunkenness and inhuman
treatment
Lucius p. Wilson, who killed Detective
Harvey in Syracuse. n. y, July 81, 1873,
sat down in chair at the Auburn state
prison. He was struck by lightning and
instantly killed.
Paul Ewing, aged Is. son of DR. NJ. j.
Ewing, Of Findlay, O., suicided by taking
forty grains of morphine. He was in love
with young girl who would not recipro-
cate his affections.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-05-15
RioDLED WITH BULLETS.
A Terror to the Citizens OF Monroe County
Ala, Gets His Deserts.

A Terror to the Citizens Of Monroe County,
Ala, Gets His Deserts.
BIRMINGHAM, May l5.-Wyatt Tate, who
Tor some time has been q terror to citizens
Of Monroe county. has ut last been sur
rounded and his career has been cut
short. About two months ago an attempt
was made to arrest him for grand lar
ceny. The attempt was made by posse
led by Deputy Sheriff William Ikner.
Tate barricaded himself aud fired on the
posse, killing Ikner, a bullet piercing the
faithful officers head. Sheriff Foster or
ganized another party and started after
the desperado.
They chased him into a swamp, and
Tate opened fire on them. Foster was shot
in the shoulder and BILE d to death before
= physician could be summoned Another
posse was formed and Tate again succeed
ed in killing man. 1t was then thought
he had made good his escape from the
county, but he was heard from, and an
other posse was organized. Thedesperado
was located and surrounded. He WIS or
dered TO throw up his hands, which he re-
fused TO do, and be was literally filled with
lead. Rewards amounting to 81 GOO had
been offered for the desperate dead or
aliya
Rock Island Argus., 1894-05-15
MINERS IN COUNCIL.
The Great Walkout the Ques-
ton at Issue.
AN ATTEMPT TO SETTLE THEsTRIKE

Delegates OF the DiIsers Meet a& Cleve-
lsnd snd Begin the Form.tion Of Their
Oemands with the Mosso 'sNo Compro-
uise" - Their watchword.-Parto Of the
Operators Acting ON the Same Principle
Outcome Very Uncertain.
CLEVELAND. May ia large number
Of delegates from miners unions have
gathered here to attend the conference
with the operators, and all are confident
that they will gain their point and refuse
to talk about arbitration. They also de-
clare that settlement must include every
state where coal is mined. President Nc
Bride presided at the meeting of the
miners, which was held in the Bank street
hall, about 200 delegates attending. The
first business was the appointment Of a
COMMITTEES to decide what the miners
wanted. as to scale and other points in
controversy. and an adjournment was
taken to the afternoon.
Programme of the Miners.
Nothing of Importance was accomplished
at the afternoon session of the convention,
and it was decided to hold another session
in the morning, at which the scale COM
mittee will make a report. Each delegate
who is a member of the committee will
state the rate Of wages paid in his district
before the strike and at present. These
reports will he taken down by the secre-
tary and will form a basis for the scale
which will he presented to the operators.
Many of the miners congregated at their
hotel last night discussing the probable
outcome OF the conference which is to be
held this afternoon
How the Operators Feel.
1t is generally conceded that the miners
will demand the old rate, and while many
of the Ohio operators, are undoubtedly in
favor of restoring that rate they are chary
about saying so. They all hint at some
sort Of a compromise and GO cents a ton
in Ohio, with corresponding rate in 9TH
er states. is talked of as about right. The
twelve boilers from the Pittsburg conven-
tiOn who declared that that they would
not attend the conference reached the
city late last night and it is said by a man
who claims to know their intentions thai
they will try to prevent a settlement.
Opposed to Any Concessions.
They are, he says opposed to any recog.
milton Of the miners unionor to any cOnces-
sions whatever. Thirty-four other Pennsyl-
| vania operators will go into the confer
ence with the determination to abide by
its decision. 1t is utterly impossible to
predict the result of the conference, for in
the absence of any agreement on the part
OF either the miners or operators it cannot
be said how far each side is willing to 60
in the way of making concessions.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-05-15

On the Base BAN Diamond.

CHICAGO, May Is. = Following is the
record made by the National base ball
league. At Chicago 3, Pitts.
burg q; at Cincinnati-Louisville Z, Gin.
cinnati II; at Cleveland-St. Louis 3,
Cleveland 8; ut Philadelphia-New York
4, Philadelphia 8; at Washing
ton :, Brooklyn IA; at sBoston-Balti.
more s. Boston IL.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-05-15
Coxey VIII he Eolipsed.

commander-in- chief of the Coxey reserve
army, announces that 25 600 men are ready
to move ON to Washington from Colorado
in one body, and when the other states
west of the Mississippi are heard from the
day for starting will be set.