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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28

JArAs is getting ready to hold n
worlds lair. Her misfortune is that
she can't hold it on Lake Michigan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
NEW MENrs
NOTICE 70 TUE PUBLIC.

WE. lothlI5bsrgCr 4 no longer In ourcmploy.
Any buSIncSi transacted by him In our uHms
on aud after this dato will no. be recognized by
us. tmy2sl NELL & ELLISGlIAM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28

The sale OF tho above mentioned n,onc-.v "a
poS'p9ued until SATURDAY. June 9, 1854, NJ 10
0 clucS IL H., ~ The snme place.
Eny!s JOHN. JONES. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily ChronIcIe OF tho Movement OF
individuals.

Daily ChronIeIe OF tho Movement OF
individuals.
Mr.. John Lewis, OF Sherrard, w. Va,
is In town on business.
Harry Cunningham, OF. the b. & O.
shops, is on the sick list.
officer Nick Herbert is visiting his
old home in Philadelphia.
Miss Jennie Sutton aud Miss Maud
Taylor, of Benwood. are visiting friends
in Wheeling.
Dan Heyman, OF Buffalo. n. Y, is a
guest of his1ather-in-law, Mr.. Falioure,
on the Island.
Prof. +. L. Bartlebapgh is at work In
this city. representing the American
Bible Society.
McLURE: o. B. Ramsey and son,
Slstersville, w. Va; &. ii. Nesbit. Man
niDgton, w. Va.
Ben Catch, who has been at Memphis,
Tenn, for several weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Annie Beltz, OF Sixteenth street.
who has been visiting friends In Pitts
burg, returned home yesterday.
Clerk L. C. Moffat, OF the Board OF
Com missioners, has returned from an
outing trip TO the interior OF the State.
Mr.. Samuel Grimshaw, Of Havens-
vile, Kas., has been the guest OF Mr..
A. NJ. Barbour, Of East McColloch
street.
Mr.. Percy Harden, OF Chicago, who
has been spending several days in this
city with friends, will leave for that
place tomorrow.
DR.. Manley, who has been making q
tour of the State, returned home Sun
day night from Buckhannon, and Is
again at his old stand.
Mr.. Ed Waddell, who has been trav-
cling for the United States Glass Com
pauy, returIei home yesterday after
an absence OF three months.
Miss Annie Weaver and Miss Thay
Thatcher, of Douglass, Texas, who have
been visiting relatives on Twenty
eventh street. will return home to-day.
Mrs. Lillian Butterfeld. OF Pittsburg,
passed through this city yesterday en-
route to Cincinnati to visit Mrs. Lottie
Smith, formerly Klauser, Of Martins
Ferry, 0.
Lieut. Geo. w. Gaus will leave to-day
1 T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
Ihe Question of Dividing LOga1.

SpeetGi 20 ne RsJls,s-.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, September "a.
The people on the Big Sandy side of
Logan county are figuring oH county
of their own when Logan is divided up.
They are jubilant aud sa} there is no
doubt OF the proposed c&ange in the
next Legislature. The residents on the
east of Guyan are opposed to the move.
The question will be Submitted to the
voters on NoYembeT/S. The point Of
division is the ridge between the Guyan
and Tug fork of Sandy, ind cuts the
county almost equally mort th and south.
The west Siders have selected big
Sandy" for the name OF tHeir side, and
the towns along the Norfolk and West
ern are claiming they are the points for
the county seat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25

landed some hard body blows with the
right Tie spectators rose in body to
hear theverdict. The referee declared the
match draw and his decision received
general appreciation. Plimmer had the
b St OF the hitting but the little Bostonlan's $
lameness and generalship enabled him to
Continue the contest 10 the required
twenty-five rounds
Tomorrow night Jack Ererhardt, the
local favorite, will give Stanton Abbott
turn fight for purse OF $l,5O0. A SIX
round bout between Critic and Mickey
Dunn will precede the contest, and as this
will be the first appearance Of Critic In
this city, he will prove almost as good
drawing card as the principal event. The
carnival will close with the greatest event
that has taken place in two years. BOD
Fitzsimmons and Creedon will compete
Tor the middleweight championship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
LIKE JACK THE RIPPER.
Two Horrible Murders Near Amras, TyroL
One a Young aud Pretty Waitress.

VIENNA, September PA terrible
double tragedy of the "Jack the Ripper"
class is reported from Arnras, Tyrol. Last
Friday young and pretty waitress went
from her employers residence to witness
religious procession. On her way home
the girl was murdered. and the only clue is
a razor-edged knife, picked up near her
body. Close to the spot where the waitress
was killed, the body Of another woman,
naked and slashed with knife, IN the reg
ular Jack the Ripper fashion, was found
TODAY. Another woman Of the same
neighborhood is missing. A strong detach-
ment of gendarmes and two companies OF
imperial riflemen are securing the country,
but unsuccessfully.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
TIE JAMESTOWa GRAND LODGE
OF the Elks Has Been Decided the
Only Legal BOdy-SeveraI Lodges Sus.
Dendsd

OF the Elks Has Been Decldeu tue
Only Legal Body-SeveraI Lodges Sus-
pended.
READING, PA, September 24-As a re-
suit of a meeting held here to-day by the
grand officers of the Elks, Grand Exalted
Ruler William II. Friday, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, this evening issued a proclamation
10 all lodges in the United States reciting
the dissentions in the order resulting IN two
Grand Lodge meetings In 1894. one at
Jamestown, n. Y, and the other at Atlan-
tic City. Exalted Ruler Friday says that
by the decision of the courts the James
town Grand Lodge has been recognized as
the only legal body, and that in iS93 all
lodges were directed 10 stop holding secu-
lar sessions, picnics, etc, on the Sabbath
after January l, 1898. Certain lodges hav-
ing refused TO obey this order, Mr..
Friday tonight suspended the char
ters of the following lodges: New Iork
No /; Philadelphia No. 2; Baltimore
No. Z; Boston No. 10; Washington No. 10;
Cenver (CoL) No II, and Norfolk No. 81
for holding Sunday meetings, and the Bal
timore lodge is suspended for holding a
Sunday picnic which members OF the
above lodges attended.
This action is severely denounced by
Mr. Friday, and he orders that the above
lodges be prohibited from meeting as
Elks. Seven or more Of the law-aoding
members of the above lodges may reorgan-
ize, however, upon proper application
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
THE CARPENTERS BROTHERHOOD.
A Platform for New Labor Party-Will
Meet in Cleveland Next.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September "a. -
Cleveland gets the next national conven-
ton of the carpenters and joiners by vote
of AZ for Cleveland and SO for Brooklyn.
The election of officers will be held to-mor-
row.
The convention to-day adopted the plat
form of ten planks which is TO form the nu-
cleus of the platform of the coming Na-
tional Labor party. The platform favors
governmental ownership OF all public cor
porations, woman suffrage, the liability
clause, the referendum and Initiative, COM
2ulsory education, ana opposes child la
Y. 1t will be submitted 10 the local
US for ratification, as well IS a single
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
DAYrON IN rnE WOODS.
He shuns the Big Towns-One OF His
Lieutenants Who Tells the Truth About
Speelo. 20 hs Rs7tsrs-.

Him.
SpectG. 20 ths Rs7tsts-.
GRAFTON, W. Va, September 24.-Hon.
A. G.. Dayton arrived here this morning
from the eastern part Of the State, and
stopped of to meet one Henry Wentz, Of
Barbour county. Mr.. Vent is one of
Daylon's hustlers and has been out in the
rural districts telling the people that If
DAYTON was elected he would represent his
district and not the whole United states as
Mr. Wilson does OF course the people
know tins without Mr.. Dayton's
friends telling them so. Only
man of Mr.. Wilson's ability
could represent his district, State and ma
tiOn, as he does. Mr.. Dayton went from
here to Marion county, where he will meet
his faithful at the country school
houses. He never speaks at large towns
like Grafton.
Judge William T. Ice, Of Philippi, is
here on legal business.
Judge HOke returned from hingwOod 10
resume court business.
Hon. John Bassel, of Clarksburg, is here
attending court He is in some special
cases.
The Natural Gas company is putting
pipe into the houses Of our city now. The.
First National Bank building is the tirS
one TO be fitted up by the company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
cor A BATTING STREAK.

Menafee; by meenaIee, Shihule duu
Stein: passed balls, KinslOw 3; time,
TWO hours; umpires. Belts and Gafney.
GOT A BATTING STREAK.
CLEVELAND. O., September 24.-The
Cleyelands struck a batting streak Ia
the first part of tO-day's game. In the
first and second innings they piled up
nine runs and knocked Gleason out OF
the box. Both BrOdie and Mexican
were ordered out of the game for quar-
reUng on the base line. Weather cold.
Attendance 500. Score:
Cleveland ....2 : 0 0 0 0 0 +-l2
Baltimore ....3 0 0 0 0 2 O. Z
Earned runs, Cleveland 5, Baltimore
>; hits, Is and o; errors, 5 and ,; pitch
ers. Cuppy and Gleason; umpire, Lynch.
TOOK THE LAST OF THE SEASON.
CHICAGO, September 24.-The Colts
took the last game of the season from
the Senator's with but little effort At
tendance, 1900, Score:
Chicago. ...1 ? 4 0 . 0 Q 6 OIL
Washington. % 0 o l 0 l. .
Earned runs, Chicago 6, Washington
1; hits, 90 aud -; errors, 3 and 4;
pitchers, Hutchinson and Stockda!e;
umpire, Emslie.
ERRORS COST THREE RUNS.
CINCINNATI, o., September 24.-Bos-
ton won to-day's game through Smiths
errors which cost three runs. Although
they oul-batted and out-felded the
Reds, the latter punched hits and made
70 enupnfh n
ming. Attendance, 500. Score:
Cincinnati. II 0 0 0 ? 0 0 o. 4
Boston. .......2 D D 0 l ? o l. {
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3, Boston 3;
hits, aud -; errors, 4 and .; pitchers,
Fischer and SJivetts; umpire, McQuade
BATTED OUT HIS OWN GAME.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September "a
Both Meekiu and Knell pitched good
ball to-day, but Meekin batted out his
own game. Arunning catch by Clark,
on which he turned sOmersault, was
the feature. The game was called In
the last half of the eighth. Attend
ance ESQ Score:
Louisville .......4 0 2 . o l o o Z
New York. ....l D 3 -
Earned runs, Louisville 3. Hits
and Q. Errors and ?. Pitchers
Knell and Msekin. Umpire, Keefa.
ERRORS AND POOR BATTING.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September "a
Numerous errors at critical points and
poor batting lost for the Browns. At
tendance, zoo. Score:
St. Louis. o 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Philadelphia. o 3 o , 0 0 S-2I
Earned runs, st. Louis l, Philadel-
phia II; hits, and %; errors, and o.;
pitchers. Clarkson and Johnson; um-
pire, Hurst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
sOoRoHER sEARLEs WAS SLEEPY,
Even a Brisk Rubbing Down by Trainers
Failed TO Wake aim-Failed TO Break
the kncnrh on Account of Rain.

Even a Brisk Rubbing Down by Trainers
Failed TO Wake aim-Failed TO Break
the Record on Account of Rain.
NEW YORK, September 24.-"Scorcher'
r. p. Searles, the bicycle rider, who at
tempted to lower the road record between
Chicago and New York, arrived yesterday
afternoon at the Hotel Pomeroy, having
been eight days and three hours on the
road. He failed 10 accomplish his task,
that Of covering the 1000 miles in . days
aud hours, or Of breaking the existing
record of days and % hours.
Men were sent out on nearly all the
roads approaching New York, 70 meet the
delayed wheelman, but all missed him;
and at O'Clock be came in by the King
bridge road and, Boulevard. Sodrles was
so weak that ho had TO be lifted from his
machine, and Immediately fell asleep, hav-
ing had but a dozen hours rest since he
left Chicago, over a week ago. He was
taken to a room in the hotel and put TO
bed. All attempts TO rouse him and get a
description of his trip were unavailing
So badly did the man need sleep that
sound rubbing down by trainers did not
even disturb his slumbers.
In the little conversation had with him
on the boul evard, Searles said he would
have easily accomplished his task had it
not been for the recent rainstorm which
overlook him at Fremont, Ohio, and accom-
panied him ali the way TO Syracuse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
GOT A HEAYY DOSE.
American Railway Union Strikers Sent Up
for Eight Months and Fined $500.

Los ANGELES, GALA, September "a
Judge Ross in the Federal Court this
morning sentenced Gallagher and Buch-
anan, American Union strikers, TO eight
months imprisonment in the county jail
and a fine of $780, The outcome Of the
trial has caused a sensation here. The
men are among those who attempted to in
timidate uon-union men on the Southern
Pacific railway during the strike. There
are many other cases pending of similar
patura
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25

SARATOGA, n. Y, September 2t-There
is not man versed in the ways OF conven-
tions of political parties that ever saw o
situation ike thaGh lfrouts the
Democratic conve y to meet
tomorrow. The pa lained
at 9 O'clock to-nighr ~
by Lieutenant GOVERN
said:
There is not man or poN
tonight that knows who the m
The party will be until the conventiJ
tomorrow 1t is anybody's or an
tions candidate and the convention W
Democratic in every sense OF the wor
1t is perfectly probable and not at
of the line Of impossibihty that theTe
be repetition Of the convention or l-S
when the galleries nominated Seymour fofy
Governor, he afterwards declining 10 run
and Robinson being selected as the candl-
date =
The reception that will be accorded tov
Senator Hill By the convention will uu-
doubtedly take on "A remarkable phase, aud
IL will be scene long 10 be remembere
by every person present, and II is per
fectly probable that be will be nominated D.
acclamation from the galleries. That hev
will decline, however. is almost certain,
and then there will have 10 be new NOM
ination. Senator hill arrived this after
noon late and opened headquarters at the
Grand Union Hotel. From the time OF MS
arrival until the late hours OF the night no
was besieged by crowds Of delegates To
the Associated Press reporter be said:
II received word that | was 10 be tenn
porary chairman Of the convention to-day.
/ know nothing about who rs the most
prominent candidate, aud have no opin-
ion to express as 10 who will DO the noml-
nee OF the convention
Later he was shown the dispatch re-
ceived by the Associated Press, concern
ing the declinauoa Of Mr.. Gssnor, and he
said laconically:
at seems that the proper thing is to re-
fuse TO be a candidate.n
Ex-Speaker Sulzer said: "William 9.
Whitney Is the man. Senator Hill except
ed. He is the man 10 carry the State this
fall. He will make his personal wishes
subservient 70 his party's demands
The Flower boom Is not witnout some
| Significance tonight too. HBvato -
| retary, Colonel Williams, In response
| inquiries Of the Associated Press cor
| spondent, said:
II am positive that tae Governor has n5|
intention Of Withdrawing his decision in|
the matter OF a nomination. IL is doubtful
| II anything could induce him 70 change his
mind on that pointp
The Lockwood boom locks as II II might
die before morning.
| MIR Mirabeau Lamar Towns, OF Kings
County. said tonight that he had a tele-
gram from Mr.. Gaynor refusing 10 accept
! the nomination.
For Lieutenant Governor, the name
most prominently mentioned Is that OF
| Frederick Cook, who il is said, will accept
the place under Mr.. Whitney, but under no.
body else. II any other name is presented
| 20 the convention and nominated, then tho
nominee will be ex-senator Linson, OF Ul-
| ster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
HARRISON COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Nominate Ticket and Listen TO DoVener
Talk stomach Trouble"
Special 20 tAs Rs0lsts'

CLAgKsBURG, w. VA, September O.
At the Republican convention to-day, the
morning was taken up in the appointment
of committees, the adoption of stereotyped
resolutions and an iron clad protective
platform. 1t was late in the afternoon be-
fore the balloting for candidates COM
menced, resulting in the selection Of a
ticket which Is prohibition from top TO bot
tom. Harvey w. Harmer, promising
young lawyer of this city, and Jeremiah
Hess, a Justice, of Wyatt, were nominated
as delegates to the Legislature. 5. 3.
Faris, OF Bridgeport, was nominated as
Commissioner of the County Court, and
Mr.. Law, of Cherry Camp, as Superinten-
dent of Public Schools. B. b. Doyener,
candidate for Congress, made speech In
which he talked about what he called
'Stomach Trouble" The members of the
Executive Committee were changed and
some dissatisfaction expressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
DECLARED II A DRAW
The First Fight Of the New Orleans
Tournament a Success.
FOUGHT TWENTY-FIVE ROUNDS
And Neither Man Was Seriously
the Worse for Wear-Pllmmer
and Murphy Both Prove Them
selves Game Men-Jack Ever
hart and Stanton Abbott Fight
Tonight.

NEW ORLEANS, La, September "a
The fret of the series of the hgn''
which V; ill form the triple event at the
Olympic Club took place tonight, 10 the
presence \of about 5000 spectators
Prof. John P. Eckhart the popular
New York referee, oficiated.
Murphy and Plimmer fought to-
night for 80, 700, $4,000 to the the win
ner and $500 TO the loser. The men
were in spena id condition, and weigh
ed in at the stipulated weight-ll5
pounds. The sAakeless ring was intro
duced tonight fOS the first time, and so
far as appearaucSs went seemed to be
an improvet tnent O& the Old-style rOped
Plimmer Was Opded by Billy Nc
Carthy, Ben by MurAhy and Al RobO.
Murphy was Nooked AFTER by James Con-
merry, JAKE Kilfain and Andy Bowen. 5.
Carmback was Sfficial ii ilpe keeper.
Round The work id the nrst rounu
was very pretty. Plimmtr lanoeu SOW,
eral left-hand punches onS the hesu anu
over the heart, though he\missed one Oh
the most vicious swings ever seen In tne
ring. Plimmer had way the uesS VI
this round.
Round 2-MurRhy landed y iei1 SWING
on the law, though he received severe
stomach punch in return. Murphy re-
ceived a right on the jaw and got 10
moment later in the same plac& MGr'
ply received severA punishment In tfe
second round, esp4islly on thS oofy'
though as the rouad ended, PNmner
ducked into heavy Nppercut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
Deidriek Gets his IDj InctiOn.
-rcf ., RI D.

EAST LGvERPooL. O., .Se1tember "a
Judge Billingsley this afterLoon granted
the permanent injunction asded by James
Z. Deidrick, publisher Of th4 East Liver
pool daily Crisis, againt th4 Trades and
Labor Council and Typographical Union
to restra IN these bodies froni pursuing The
boycott against the paper. kvhicn has been
on fo- the past two monthsI Deidrick also
sues for &. 600 DAMAGES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
AN IMPORTANT OIL SUI
Decision Of the we'zel County circuit
Court Delivered Yesterday.

SDeefet 20 ne 6s9lsts-
New MARTINSvILLE, W. WA. September
24.-fn the ejectment suit of Charles E..
Wells and others against L. G.. Robinson
and others pending in the Circuit Court
here, the defendadant applied for an
Injunction restraining the plaintiffs
from further prosecuting the case
until certain matters Of de
fense, which only could be made in a couft
Of equity, could be determined. The Couft
granted the injunction, upon condition that
the defendant, l.. @. Robinson, confess
Judgment at law, out said judgment to be
suspended until the matters in equity can
be determined. Thus long and tedious
trial at law was averted. The plaintiffs
in eiectment were represented by Gov. A.
B. Fleming, Hon. J. w. Mccoy, Hon w.
w. Arnett, Hon. Thomas J. Stealey, Judge
G.. II. Umstead and E. B. Snodgrass, Esq.
the defendant, l.. G. Robinson, by Hon. j..
A. Hutchinson, Robert McEldowney and
w. S. Wiley. The controversy is over very
valuable Oil property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
aE BICYCLE MEET.

y. Held a Meeting Last
! ! !. !. d. !. 1. !. !. !.
siness Transacted.
Athletic Wheelmea
night to complete
big meet cnNthe
gooS necessary 10 in
sure he meet. The en-
tries en- except the open races
last nighN tfty-four entries were
made. Inv number will probably be
swollen tonpwards Of sixty before Sat-
urday.
The Glib decided to engage the Opera
House Eand for the meet. A concert
by the oand will be given Friday night
at me McLure House, which will be
tbs headquarters Of the wheelmen.
The band will head the local wheelmen
en- the march TO the b. q o train from
P,ttsburg. which arrives at l0:45
o'clock. The visiting cyclers willipar-
ticipate in the meet az Plttsburg on
Friday, and will come down to Wheel
ing in body over the Hempheld divi-
sion of the b. d o.
The question OF running trial heats
in the morning was left open. II will
be decided By the Racing Committee
after the arrival of the visitors. Sew
era! other unimportant matters were
attended to, and the meeting adjourn.
ed. j. i Mckee sent box of l.. A.
w. cigars to the club, for which the
members return thanks.
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NOTES OF rHE KIvEE
News or th, Boats and Boatunsn Aion c
the OHIO.

Specialize ne RsgiHsr.
PARKERsBURG. w. VA. September "a
OF the large coal feet which lei
Plttsburg on the recent rise, the follow
ing boats have passed here safely y day
without an accident at the bridge cross
ing the Ohio: Coal City, Mark w lnnei
John Mofen. Pacific No. 2. 0nwatd, j,
seph Walton, Cbas. Brown, Tom Reese
Fred Wilson, Valiant. Jim Wood Enter
prise. Hornet No. 2, Dave WOOD TOi
Dodswortb, Dick Fulton. Ed II ~.
Nellie Walton, Belle McGowan
Wood. Crescent, Josh Cook,
Robert jenkins, Stella Morse,
Percy Kelsey. Dauntless, Cycld
unteer, Pacific, Acorn, j. e.
Clifton. Little Fred. Frank {
Voyager, X. NJ. Blackburn. I'll
Kanawha is stationary, and tb
ersburR mill, one Of our larges
tries, expects TO close down
want OF logs. The river AZ this
falling rapidly.
The Harry Brown passed np'
day morning with tow OF emp
The Ben Hur cleared for Park
and way landings about nine
last night.
The stage OF water at mldnighrv
feet / inch and falling.
MoRGASTowS. w. Va. Septemb'
24.-Rlver feet inches and fsilin'
Weather clear aud cool.
OIL CITY. PA. September 24-Rlv'
/ foot IL Inchess and falling. Weatne
clear and cool.
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nd Of the fourteenth round, the
to be separated. In
and sixteenth rounds, the
kperately. Murphy got the
= \lf blows and the harder
on6 Engllshman 1alleu 10
weaN he seventeenth and
eighteS MINER had the bet
ter of b IN the eighteenth
round, Pm was terrible.
He landedS 2n Murphy's
throat, knock e GROUND,
and though M d fought
gamely he was IL le ring
TO the best round.
The 10Th and 20th\ In-
mer's favor, the latteS
round the ring.
Round 2l-Murphy reo
lshment.
Round 22-Plimmer was
in this round By a heavy righN
This was Murphy's round.
In rounds % and "a, there wal
fighting in Plimmer's favor. Mn
recuperative powers, however, wen
mense.
Round 25-The men shook hands tor
wind up. Plimmer's blows seemed 10 haV
the most steam. The little Englishman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25
POOR WORK At, JEROME
Only Twenty Horses Out Of Forty
two Entries, attic Post.
HARRY REED WAS DISQUALIFIED

And Sims was Fined 5000 and
Suspended for the Remainder
of the Meeting-The Most Vio-
lent Hooting and Kissing Heard
on a Race Track for Years.
{ Sporting News OF All Sorts.
Yesterdays Base Ball Games
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mo BOSSES; SLATES
The Saratoga Convention To-day Will
ba Democratic.
NO BOSS TO PICK A CANDIDATE

And Order That He be Selected
by the Convention-Every Man
Seems TO Have an Equal
Chance-Hill Gould Have the
Nomination if He Wanted ~
and the Galleries are Lil
Force it Upon Him, but
Say He'll Decline if They dON