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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
RIOKDAN's FUNERAL
1t Took Place ~ Syracuse Yesterday-An
Array OF Talent as PAIL bearers.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. November Is. -The
funeral OF Coz Rlordsn, who died
Saturday morning after having been
knocked out by Bob Fitzsinmons
on Friday night at the Grand
opera house Ia this city. was held to-
day at the undertaking rooms OF James
Mullin & Son. IL was attended By the
mem bers OF the Fitzsimmons Variety
Company and large number Of sport
ing men. The services were conducted
By Rev. A. ). Du-stOn, Secretary OF the
local Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion.
The pallbearers were FItzsinmons,
Joe Dunfee, "Ysnk" Sullivan, Dick
Whittle, Edward Forrest and Captain
Glori, manager OF the Fitzsimmons
Company. At the conclusion OF the
services the body was taken TO the vault
at OskWood.
Lawyer Emanuel Friend, OF Friend
< House, OF New YORK, arrived 10 town
this morning. He Is F,zsImmoas'
counsel, ana will look after his In
terests in this city. He left
Tor Boston with the Fitzsim-
mons company al 1925 O'clock. He
will return for the inquest, which
will DO held 90 Thursday evening next
Lawyer Friend told a reporter that in
his opinion it would take expert testi-
moDy to get 81 the exact cause OF RiOr-
dams death. He felt sure that Fitzsim-
mons would be indicted and tried FOR
manslaughter, but would be acquitted.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November Is
The Sentinel tomorrow morning will
publish sn interview with Dr. II. ).
Tanner, q physician VINO has given
much study 10 psychological subjects,
10 which the declaration is made
that "Con" Riordan was probably
killed by the physicians who made the
autopsy. DR.. Tanner condemns their
hlsty action and makes the assertion
that they are equally as guilty a. Fitz-
simmons 10 that they violated the law
Of New York In holding 40 autopsy in
less than twelve hours after supposed
death, and without the consent Of the
relatives OF the deceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
TURKISH TROOPS GUILTY.
They Killed Two Thousand Armenians In
Cold BIood-Turkey Alarmed a. Bsiag
round Out.

They Killed Two Thousand Armenians in
Cold BIood-Turkey Alarmed ~ Bsiag
round Out.
LONDON. November IA dispatch TO
the Times from Vienna says that letter
has been received there from Smyrna re-
porting that Zeki Pashs, a Turkish
Marshal with a detachment Of Nizams and
q field batteIy massacred 1000 Arneuians
at Sassun. The bodies of the dead
were left uuburied, and their presence
has caused 40 outbreak OF cholera. Many
Christians are reported 10 have ned oy
secret paths across the Russian frontier.
So far there has been no official contr.
nation OF this news; out II IL IS true,
il is time the Powers share the re-
spousjDility by their failure TO enforce
Article IL, of tue Berlin treaty, which I'M
poses on them the duty OF seeing tnat the
Porte takes measures 10 protect Arme-
mans The latter declare that they hope
for nothing from Europe, but they have
confidence in Great Britain. Numerous
appeals have been made by Armenians
70 the British foreign Office
The last appeal received says that the
Armenians do noJ wish 10 see more Of their
terriOry annexed by Russia, but II Great
Britain is unable TO help them they vii, be
compelled to look 10 Russia, under whose
woke they would be better OF than under
the yohe OF Turkey.
4 dispatch 10 the Daily Ne,rs from Con-
stancn0ple says that the energetic action
Of Sir Philip Currie, the British Am oas-
sador 20 turkey, has caused consteru alton
among the members OF the Turkish gov
erumeut Everything has been done 10
keep secret the facts Of the outrages. In
formation from various sources tends 70
prove that the Sassun affair was most
sariOvg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
THEY NEED PRACTICE
Train Robbers Who Failed to Achieve
Success.
i VERY CLUMSY EFFORT MADE.
The Fireman Of the Engine Badly
Wounded-A Bloody Battle az
Owensboro, KY, in Which
Several Men Were Shot-Two
of the Injured Dying-NineteOn
Shots Fired.

MEMPHIS. TENN, November Is
Shortly after midnight this morning IA
attempt TO hold uD passenger train No.
5, on the Yszoo add Mississippi Valley
railroad, at Panther Run, Miss, was
baked by the GOODNESS OF Engineer Il.
A. HomGr. Panther Run is small
WAY station. Soon after nightfall,
a half dozen strange men entered the
hamlet and hung around for an hour or
Two. Then they disappeared and were
not seen again until the traia bad stop
ped aud was standing out, when one Of
them appeared On she track ahead, sig
mailing the engineer to stop. Engineer
Homer pulled Out the throttle and sent
the train through. As II passed the
signal light . hali dozen masked men
stood there, reyoIvers Ia haud. aod all
took shots az the engiuesr Fireman
Cole received bullet through the arm
aud is seriously wounded. The men
we're evidently new a. the business.
The railway officials are eIsrsing them
selves 10 apprehend the uould-bs rob-
bers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
WHEELING w. VA MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 49, 1894

of the Ways and Means Committee, the
probabilities are strong that the East
would demand the chairmanship OF the
next most important, which would be
that OF Appropriations. In that contin-
gency Gen Cogswell's chances for being
promoted 10 the head OF the Committee
would be excellent. II Mr.. Reed becomes
Speaker of the House, the Republican
mem bership of the Committee on Rules
will probably be composed OF himself
aud the Chairmen of the Appropria-
tions and WAYS and Means Com mmittees.
He pursued this plan In the Fifty-hrst
Congress, and there is reason 70 believe
that he would revive it rather than i'm
itate Mr.. Crisp By more generally dis
tributing the hohOrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19

BowBAY, November Is-Thsrs ls
reason % believe that the recent attack
by Wszir tribe.men upon the escort
Of the conmissios delimitiUg under
szresmsnt with the Anssr of Afgbanis-
iGn. the boundary between WsLirstao
Asd shs PuBjGo, was Jed by csssrtsrs
from tns TsentIstb regiment o. Punjao
iaiantry. An eXHGlldar, a n0n-eon-
nlssloosd .onesr Of the lEeiGn army
csrrsspordinE ln rAbk 20 ssrssani,
was actually engaged 10 the GssasiL
The WAzsris lost 10 the EttEcs above
mentioned 20 killed TEs British
losses we're three officers. fiteso sol
olers and tEsniy-o1s followers Killed.
and few officers and thiriJ-tSo Dsn
wounded. Tee WEIiris were driven OF
Gnd Is Il thought tha, ihs punishment
they received will deter them fron
further attacking shs British.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
nnn,t rndarrtaad -

PITIsBURG, Pa, November I3.-A.
c. Buckan berger was much surprised
tonight Whea shown The Associated
Press Dispatches 70 the edscs that ne,
together with Bsrnie and Piefsr. had
besn suspended by the National
League. said De: 81 eaaaoJ under
stand way they should inelade
ne. Every member Of t9zs con-
uitsse knows full veil that !
vas 10 20 way connected with the DsE
association until after vas released
bT PitssburE. II Is . bluf Fhsne -
whip players into line. bnt theJ vii
Day dearly for their fan With - This
VIII pro5sbly knock out az Aos Tor
the T0ro1s0 Franchise i pr0bs-
big done igE I'll RgEResa-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
A Big jan Delivery
sss-i,! 70 ne R.gi.s-

SSs1t9! 70 ~ ht1f;s--
Pr. PLEASANT, ". Va, November
Is.-Yesterday i've prisoners escaped
from jail az this point, and are still at
large. Sheriff q. ?. Gardner offers a re-
ward Of S25 each for their capture. The
names and descriptions OF the missing
men are as follows:
Humphry Williams, black, weight
$50 poUads, jeans pants and dark shirt,
height feet inches.
John Whitaker, white, weight 40
pounds, dark sack coat, height feet
inches.
Harry J. Henderson, white, height
6 feet, weight 145 pounds, talI and
sim, black hair, dark coat snd vest,
striped pants, Middle fDgsr on right
hand OF al irst joint
G. ". B.aukeaship, white, weight
$50 pounds. height feet siBches, dark
hair and dark uustschs and dark
clothes.
Columbus Scarberry, white, weight
40 pounds. heiEhI feet 5 inches, DARK
hair, smooth face, striped coat and
vest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
A BLOODY BATTLE
In Which Two nsa were Fatally aRd oae
Seriously Wounded.

In Which Two Msa were Fatally and oae
Seriously Wounded.
OwENsBoRo, KY, November ls.-A
bloody battle was fought here to-day Ia
which John Ashby, an sI-pollceuan,
aud Jack Haverin, a grocer aud saloon.
ist. we're morta.lY wounded, aud Police
man Stuart badly wounded. hAVerin had
told Ashby and his, gsng 70 stop dane
log in his place on SundaY. They lsft
and frightened some 8JmSn in houss
OF illiAmo near by. One woman
ran 20 hsVerin's with the 40rY that
q man WEB cut 20 piecS. Eu-
gene Heyerin heard thsm RhiDg
and assured her that the eNgere
only shamming. just then by
steppt from behind tree and attacked
Heverin With a club. Heyerln ran iRtA>
the club. and be aud his brother ap-
psaled 10 two policemen who appeared
Tor protection. When Ashby cAmo
I'D tnsy asked bin what ho
wanted Ashby drew a revolver aud
fired at Jack Hsverln. Immediately
several pistols we're drawn aud per-
feet fusllade followed. Nineteen shots
were fired. Ashby fell, with = ball IN
his right breast ADD 10 bis lungs,
and Is now dTiug Jack HeVerln
fell. with bullet 10 bis
left hreast. one Ia the same arm.
aud one finger vas shot OF. flo f. now
unconscious and cannot live. Oaicer
Stuart received ball ia bis leg. All
parties implicated, OF which there are
ABOUT eleven, are OF prominent famI-
lfss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
FORMALLY FIEED.
40 AlI National agreement Clubs and
AssOcidtiOHs:

40 an National Agreement Clubs and
AsSOciIttOns:
"At meeting OF the National Board
OF Professional Base Bal Clu0s. ned 10
New YORK City, November Is, 1924, !
communication was received from
the National League and American
Association OF professional Base
Ball Clubs, in conyeutIon assembled. re-
questipg this board 70 take action 10
the case Of certain Individuals hereto
fore identified with clubs operating
under the national agreement, who
have bssn charged with trsachery 70
their employers a1d the orEauizAtion
with which they have been Identified.
After mature consideration and gov
erned absolutely by desire 70 comply
with the letter aad the spirit Of requests
made 70 this Board, and with reason
able and substantial evidence upon
which 10 base our action
The Beard denoUnees and declares
tbstA. c. BuckenberEsr, WD. Bsrnis
and Fred Pieffer are ineligible 70 De
euuloyed either ss msDIEsr, player or
in snv other capacity by any club or or
gabization Identified With the national
agreement, and said persons are hereby
DECLARED SUSPENDED.
The Board further declares that
such suspension snail remain 10 force
M 70 and including December 81, 1924.
s1d 10 the event the above named per
sons. OK either OF them, 90 or before
the above named date 90 show - this
Board Ihst be or they have beer 10 10
manner directly or Indirectly en-
zaged in any attempt TO pronots
the orzauizallon Of clubs. leagues or as
sociat.ons sntaEorisIle 70 the national
agreement, they shall 5e expelled and
forever decsrred with any connection
with clubs or organized bodies operating
ppdsr The -AlionAl agreement.
lSlgnsd n. Z. 1oUSe'
"a. d SoDES,
&C Il. BTEsE"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19

K1SswooD. W. Va, November IS
One u zoe most ia,-.01ac weddings
ttat tas taken pace ic our toEa Cor
months sill be the chlrcl wedding Of
Mss Mals Fawcei; 90 Wu. Brewster
ParxbursL TIE ceremony viii be per
formed intds II. i church here a. ains
o'c'ocz on ths evening % November
2st1. Over tWO turdred invitauOns
have been Issued. Miss EaWceit IS oce
Of kingw0od's fns young ladies', tbe
daughter OF Mr.. sui Mrs. ClaS W
FaEcetL Mr. Parkhurst Is the 0GciAl
ste1ogrsp pher FOR this circuit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
rr.sr Enr.lrn tEh..ln.n-

NEw YORK. November 1s.-Wlllis 2.
Troy. manager for a a. Zmusrnsa,
the eycllst, vas = passenger On the
steamer New York. he was sceo1pa-
uisd by . number OF crack bilyelists
Who viii take part in the set -
Madison Square Garden, u eity.
AmonE them we're A. C. Il ards.
champion Of EBgiand; Luigi Cd 1bo.
Champion Of Itaiy; Adrian ~.
ehanpses OF Frsnee; Vsrheysu, p
pion of Germany, ana Laelen .,
champion of SEitzsrland.
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- 7" y" lI'-----"-
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Novsm0er Is.
The ;r.al % Jesse McGreEor Tor toe
murder 0f L z1is Ewing, az WeHsvi..e,
oreus t1-uorrow a. New Lisbon. Con
siderable a11reJy is manifested over the
c0rtuled soseocs OF Alma Walters, q
PIi-sc-rg w-uAa, who Is one of the
rr.1cI-aI witnesses Tor t1e STATE she
was he'd as al important witness, a.
though originally arrested as 81 accom-
q. &c. At0Cs thres months AGO she
succeeded ir getting oAil, 1u1 has nOs
since been heard from. It is claimed
he- whereabouts is known 20 the de-
tense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
THE CARS FUNERAL
VIII TAKE Place To- Day, At ST. Petersburg
With Imposing Ceremonies

With Imposing Ceremonies.
ST. PETERsBURG, November IS
Following the custom that has prevailed
ever since the tine OF the death OF Psisr
the Great, imperial hersidI paraded
throughout the city today and announc-
Cd mat the funeral Of Gar Alexander
would take place to-morrow ~ ths
Cathedral o. St Peter and -. Paul
immense crowds are Sill waiting 70
-ain.adni,siou 20 the Cathedral 70 view
the Czar's body for the last Hue-
Slnce the frst day Of the lying IL
state there bss been 20 diuinuiti0n
10 The number Of those seeing 20
take = last look - the face Of
Russiz's dead ruler. So great has been
the crsE5s and - intense iheir desire
20 zet into tie CIiheir1l that there
have been some rsgretsoie scenes Of
q sorder. The police were Unable 10
control the masses and 50 violent was
The pressure 81 times that the Ian ?
posts and trees were Knocked down.
MaEy persons have been badly hurt oy
the crushing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
A BAD BREAK.
3 31hr Stone Wrecks 8 Hill and Kills Two
Ms1-Sarvi1g Italians Tear Up Railroad
Swicass-A Big J2l Delivery.
sr.1fal u q. R.ciI..-.

sp,lidl 70 ~ ReC'I:s-.
ELLENBoRo, W. Va, November IS
Yesterday afternoon s terrible accident
occurred at Johnson Bros grist mill,
near Wick, Tyler county. 4 large
buhr stone broke into hundreds Of irag-
ments while half a dozen men were in
the mill. The buiIdIng-an old and
tottering one-was badly wrecked, and
A. Nike was instantly killed, Lafayette
Belleviile fatally injured, and Shepherd
Wash and one Of the Messrs. Johnson
Htre badly hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19
CALL THBM TRAITORS.
Butkenbergsr, Barnie and Pfef8r
BOWIed Out Of the Game.
THE THREE MEN SUSPENDED.
The Committee of the National
League Magnates Made the
Result OF It's Deliberations
Public Yesterday-The Formal
Observation-Disclosures Says
He Don't Understand II.

New YORK, November lS.-The re-
suit Of the recent deliberations of the
National League msgnates is embodied
In a manifesto, drafted by Com mittee
OF four, appointed for that purpose and
made public to-day. A synopsis Of the
manifesto follows:
The fundamental principle Of the
national agreement as originally drawn
aud which IS now in operation, is a re-
spect for territorial rights. This, IN
fact, is the corner stone OF the struct-
ure.
st contemplates and provides FOR the
organization Of cities into leagues or
associations, with one club, and one only
in each city, and q contest between the
respective cities for championship
honors.
I'VE will gladly welcome and shall
encourage the formation Of leagues
and associations who desire 30 operate
under the National agreement aud coz
sent to abide by the fundamental prin-
ciples Of that document
To daY We have
TIE CONFIDENCE OF THE PUBLIC
and 5he press OF the country 10 the
methods and the integrity Of base oaIi
10 larger measure than at any prior
period 10 the history or our national
game. 1t devoVes upon US TO continue
70 deserve and retain this confidence.
We must endeavOr 10 do SO.
at is q matter Of public rumor, and
s also a fact which has come 10 our
knowledge, that men identified with
clubs. members Of the national agree
ment, have been cooperating 10 the
formation OF clubs or organizations,
whose purpose is to conflict With
the national agreement In view
of this knowledge the National
League and Association OF profess
sional clubs in convention assem-
bled, respectfully suggests 20 aad re-
quests the National Board TO declare A.
c. Ruckenbetger, WIN. Barnie and Fred.
Pfetfer Ineligible 10 be employed as
either managers or players, or Ia any
capacity whatever by any club or or.
ganIzation operating under the national
agreement and they be
FORTHWITH SUSPENDED.
Such suspension to remain TO force IN
Ill such time as they or either Of them
can satisfy the national board that they
have 10 ID way engaged directly or To-
directly In the organization OF any
club. league or association formed, or
TO be formed 10 conflict with the
principles OF the national agreement.
And in the event OF their failure 70
relieve themselves from Ihis sus-
pension within such time as your
board may direct, they shall be expelled
and forever de5arred from any connec-
tion with clubs or organizations, identi-
fed with the national Agreement or
professional base oall clubs.
we Furthermore request that your
board take ike action ia the case OF
any player, manager, umpire or ciu0
official, who In the future Identities
himself with similar movement"
ISIgnedI &C. II. BTRSE,
81 II. BRUSH,
-. a HART,
~. 2 YOUNG"
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Italians Threatening Trouble

SBs4a 90 lls Hsyti,s-.
ELKIys, ". VA, November 1s.-The
Italians employed on the Roaring Creek
aud Charleston railroad, about 100 In
number, have not been paid anything
for the past three months, and the men
are on the verge Of starvation and may
become desperate. They have already
torn out the switches, thus imprisoning
the only engine OIL the road, al the towD
Of W0rmelstoif, about five miles from
Roaring Creek Julction. where the
road connects with the West Virginia
Central.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19

LEXINGTON, Ky, November sc.
d. Hess. 10 40 istsrVisv here to-night.
ssls ths report that be bad eosirac a
With Colonel W. c. p BrscEisrl6gs for
= Lecture tour vas trgs an9 that tbs
Colonel would begis a. cree. dis arst
,abjsct will Be Tea Years Anong
Tariff RsfornerAT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19

sEfc1f4D u Ns.E'-'-
CLAEKssuRG. W. VA. November IS
Mr.. Z. A Roolnsoo died ~ bis 6oneg
ia this clty. last sighL Of hsaFt disi
ease. he aas = highly respected sad
ineueutial eltszen- For tWsiys years bs
rs Clerk n the Cirenlt Court Of this
eounty. Hd leaves surviving bin 4
We sod twd cbn5rsn. Nr. B. Z. Rob
Issts-sna Mr& C. ". Lack
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19

srR11l - - Resls-s-
AMoRG ASTOwS. W. VA. November
lS-"Unels- jacob Kern, OF Clinton
disaTcL MonongAiia county. Is "sals
sd hearty 10 bis eighiY-iourth yesr.
HsiE ths father Of seventeen eaiidrsn,
Az lore uotheFs has one hundred and
Eraudchiidrea, sighty-6ve great
4 hHdren and eleven great great
ldren. q total Of two hundred
T-thrss. All 0f Hkol 1ks living.
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wasHrxsTox. d. g.. November ls.--For
Test Vlrginia. FAR. colder. moderate
I'd wave b. Mocosy night wiEds saiiIr
For WesterH Pernsylya1la a1d O1ios
Fafr- exfzrofroy G1rriss Gear tne lakesf
ucderz,l IA ware, M temperatlre Eia
fsIl - : 4 tgeusy degrees ~ Aoneay
sze-;n ;. = aorIhnsssera Wi11s c. th1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-19

with Msssrs C0zsveil, OF Asssachu-
setts: Bingham, Of Pennsylvania; Ding
.ey, OF Maine: Grout. OF Vermont and
CsnnOu, of IliiuOis. coming in tie order
named. There is likely 20 be = conflict
bstwssn the hrss and last named Of this
list. While Henderson is now the
rsnkirE Republican member Of the CON-
nittee. Caunon was Chairman in the
Fifty-Erst Congress. AMI viii probably
asked 70 have his old place bacZ. l. Il
possible that neither Cannon or Hen
dsrson uHIa.xaI the place, for IL the
svasi - 'eRRigg CasiFnaD
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-24
New Suits Filed,
BYNUMs ALLEGED STATEMENT.
An Admission He Is Said to Have
Made to the POtters.
Trenton. n. J.. Dispatch New York

Trenton, N. j., Dispatch New York
Tribune.
A committee OF manufacturing 'potters
recently went to Washington to induce the
ways and means committee 10 restore some
of the disastrous reductions in the proposed
tariff on crockery- The delegation was
turned over to Congressman Bynum, one of
the prominent members of the ways and
means committee. Mr.. Bynum was told
how the pottery industry would suffer il
the tariff was cut as intended. 1.-The
only way in which we can continue in
business" said the spokesman for the dele
cation, lis by reducing the wages Of our
~workingmen to a pitiful point in order to
compete with foreign manufacturers. The
trade is already anticipating what will
happen. Foreign producers, we can well
suppose, Will even increase the paltry
wages OF their employees in order to get out
the ware TO supply the tremendous business
that will come to them. Don't you see how
IL will affect the w-orkingman in this coun-
try?'
Bynum's face lightened up with a smile,
and he replied: We'll. you fellows will be
just as well off. The increase in wages on
the other side will be offset by the decrease
in wages in you Establishments. You can
then compete all right ard make money"
Quick as a flash one OF the delegation
turned to the Congressman, and said: do
you mean to say, Mr.. Bynum. that the OBJ
ject Of the Wilson bill is TO increase wages
in Great Britain and other countries and
reduce wages in the United States?'
That's it," answered Bynum.
The next minute he understood what a
fatal admission he had made. He bit his
ton would consider mis- remarks as strictly
confidential.
The above story came directly from the
lips OF a leading potter of this city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-24
NEWS IN SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume of Principal Events Printed in
the Issue of Sept. %.

The Central Illinois Conference is in ses-
sion at Decatur.
The screen law as affecting the mining
of coal was declared unconstitutional
The japanese nave landed q large num-
Der Of reinforcements for their army IN
Corea-
Louisiana Democrats are organizing a
campaign on the boiling sugar planters of
that State.
Western League-Indianapolis 4, Milwau-
kee 3; Detroit 9. Minneapolis o; Detroit Is.
Minneapolis IL
Albany county On. " Democrats placed
Hills's named at the head or their primary
ticket for Governor.
II is reported that the Sugar Trust may
shut down some refinerieS in order TO dis
pose of stock on hand.
j. Frank Pierce, of Wyoming, sets up a
claim against the estate OF jay Gould in
behalf of Pierce'S wife.
An injunction has been issued restraining
the city School Board of Terre Haute from
holding star chamber sessions.
In three counties in Kansas ground drops
TO a depth of $50 feet. In one case a
thrashing machine was dragged in. F.
Mrs. c.. j. Holmes. daughter of Francis
Murphy, the temperance resormer, secured
a divorce from her husband because he is
a hard drinker.
w. C. Owens was declared the Demo-
cratic nominee of the Seventh Kentucky
district for Congress by the district COM
mittee. His plurality is 255.
Senator Stewart has filed ~affdavits sup
porting a motion that the GlaSscock di-
vorce case be thrown out of court, so far
as he is concerned, on the ground of black
mail.
Brooklyn II, Cincinnati 6; Boston 3, Louis
vile 2; Louisville 6, Boston A; Cleveland 6,
Washington 8; Philadelphia 3, Chicago g.;
New York 6, Pittsburg 2; Pittsburg A, New