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ConaltIon of the Iron Trade.

NEW YoRK. September 26.-The Iron Age
will say tomorrow: There have been lew
developments the past week TO indicate
the further couIse Of the markets. The
outlook is still hopeless as TO the chances
in the near future for volume Of business
which will stop losses and give manu-
facturers a reasonable profit for their
work. The whole American trade seems
possessed Of a mad desire for tonnage.
Bessemer pig is weaker iu Pittsburg.
which IS not matter Of surprise. Indeed
the astonishing thing is that IL has held
its own quite so long. a readlustment Of
steel rall prices is looked forward to- The
present rates are regarded as untena6le for
'95, and the general steal trade looks for
ward anxiOusly for the establishment Of
figures which will encourage instead Of
discouraging buyers.
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YOUNG reopIs,. socl.ty oovsntIo..

Spe1i0i 10 ths Rsoisfe-.
ToRogro. o., September 26.-The
Young Peoples Societies. OF the U. =.
Steubenville Presbytery, opened It's ses-
sions In the u. =. Church, OF this place,
last evening. An address by DIR. John
A. Wilson, OF Allegheny Theological
Seminary, on "Blble Study" was the
feature OF the evening. Al this morn.
ing's session Frank White Mechanics
town, o., was elected President; Miss
Mamie Hare, OF SteubenvIlls, frtt
Vice President; Miss Emma Adams.
OF West Beaver, Pa, second
Vice President; Miss Ella
McMasters. OF Richmond. Recording
Secretary; Mr.. Craig Mccartney, OF
Wellsyllle, Treasurer. An Executive
COMMITTEES, consisting OF Rev. Barrack-
man, OF SalineyIlle Ohio; Miss Hattie,
Walker. Toronto; Miss Minnie Quay.
East Liverpool; Mr. Lon JunkIns. Wells
Vile, and Mr. James Stevenson, CAL
cutta, was also elected. Richmond.
Ohio, was chosen as the heIt place OF
meeting. Among the notable papers
rean this moroiug were: ''SysteDatic
and ProportlonRte Giving 10 0od;" Miss
Minnie George, CsrrolltoD, Ohio; SIN
eentlves to Missionary Work" l.. B.
WorIey, ScIo, Ohio; Good Cltizeaship."
James Stevenson, Calcutta. Ohio. Ono
hundred delegates are In attendance.
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Mr MhLtney,s peellnatlon.

SARATOGA, N. Y, September 26.-Mayor
J. w. Hinckley received the following TO-
day: 81 fad on nv arrival this morning
that nv name is the subject Of some con-
sideration by the delegates TO Saratoga
and have received many friendly messages
AS cannot well reply to these in detail,
will Won do me the kindness 70
say for me in answer to any inqul-
ries. that for reasons entirely personal, /
cannot be a candidate or accept the nomi-
nation. concur heartily in the opinion so
admirably expressed by Senator Hill IN his
address that harmonious and aggressive
action on the part Of the Democracy Of the
State ought surely TO be crowned by sue
cess. Principles, not men, must constitute
the issue. and New York is not accustomed
TO waver in her fidelity TO Democratic
principles when the united party demands
their enactment and enforcement
TSignedl Nv. Y. WHITNEY
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New ORLEANS, September 26.- Presi-
dent VIM A. Scholl, of the Olympic Club,
a few hours after Fitzsimmons defeated
Creedon, sent the following telegram to
Champion Corbett:
"Fitzsimmons has signed articles of
agreement TO meet you in February for
the worlds championship for purse of
SIS, 900 and $4,000 side bet."
NEW YORK, September 27.--The World
this morning publishes the following tele-
gram from Corbett, dated Bangor, Maine;
81 will say nothing about Fitzsimmons
at the present. He must meet Steve
O'Donnell first before will notice him.
JAMES j. CoRBETT.n
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tbs PLATFORM.
The issues Upou witch the Fight Is to
be Made.


SARATOGA. \. Y, September 26.-Fol-
lowing is the platform adopted by the
Democratic State Convention;
The Democratic party OF New York con-
graduates the people Of the State upon the
restoration Of business confidence and the
improvement of industrial conditions which
are following the repeal by Democratic
Congress OF the laws OF its Republican
predecessors UnsOUnd legislation,
driving out our gold and
threatening single silver standard; a
worse than war tariff, unnecessarily add
ing 70 the cost Of living, diminishing fed
eral revenue and CverStimulating favored
industries at the general expenses; profit
gaze expenditures converting an assuring
treasury surplus into an alarming dehcit I;
these were the nl-cOnceived and ill-fated
products Of Republican partisanship
which brought the country to the verge
Of financial aud industrial ruin. which
wiped ont private fortunes, reduced in
comes. turned tens of thousands Of men
out OF work, closed factories, destroyed
business, brought thousands Of deserving
poor face 10 face with starvation, and in
hicted general distress upon the American
people. The complete transfer of the gov
erAment 70 ths Democratic party was too
lsts 10 avert these terrible evils; it could
only remove their uses and repair the in
iurA
VIZ therefore rejoice that by the repeal
OF tai fisherman law and the repeal of the
Mex kley tariff law each day gives evil
dencd .Of returning prosperity. Mills
closed N the afects Of Republican legisla.
sion a reopenins and their operatives a
return 70 work. Nercbartii rep a
largel pressing volume Of Ddsf mess
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NO nIssENrIONs IN WAYNE.
The Democrats Ravs Gotten Together
Nicely, Much to the Confusion of Re-
Sp.cial TO the Re5i'te-.

SpsctlL % tb6 ReJtdeFs
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, September 90
What changes 90 take place in politics!
In Wayne county for instance, where a
week or ten days ago there was some little
strife in the RANKS Of the Democracy. The
Republicans were making great boasts
about what they were going TO accomplish
on account of il. They paraded the mat
ter about sent word TO the State commit
tee what great prospects they had and the
magnificent gains they were bound
10 make They giggled TO each
other and held secret confabs
In which they Just almost burst with en-
thusiasn. But what changes. Politicians
never were so disappointed. They show it
as thev walk the streets and when Dem
ocrat refers to the matter they leave his
presence. IN the last few days a party
never did get together and place itself in
better and solder trim for fray with the
enemy than have the Democracy OF Wayne,
The wounds made at the primary are gone
lust like as If they never existed and as
two of the gentlemen who worked on the
opposite side during the primary, they say;
ave will roll up a bigger majority than
ever from our stronghold. The Republican
scheme 10 create dissentiOn don't work.
We are onto their game, and they now
know 1t. Any attempt to make it appear
that there is any division in Wayne is nom
sensical and unfounded."
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say Itisa srrong Ticket.

WAsHINaToN, d. c., September 26.-It
is safe to saw the New York nominations
came as great surprise to the members
of the cabinet now in Washington. Few
cared to comment upon them for publica-
tion, but privately they appear to regard
the ticket is powerful omoination. Sec
retary Herbert, when informed of the con-
vention's choice by the Associated Press,
threw himself back in his chair and after
silently thinking over the news, said slow
ly, but emphaticaly:
at is a strong ticket and seems adapted
to sink the sectional differences that have
vexed the Democratic party in New York.
l think it will win"
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Mckinley to swing Round the Circle.

BELFoNTAINE, o., September 26.-Gov.
Mckinley delivered an address here this
afternoon at the laying of the corner stone
of the new Memorial Hall. This is the only
non-political address he will make during
the fall. Tomorrow he will open the Ohio
campaign at Findlay and after couple Of
speeches at small points in the State will
go to St. Louis, where he is 10 speak on
Monday. On Tuesday he is 10 be at Kan
sas City, Mo-; on Wednesday at Topeka,
Kas.; on Thursday at Lincoln and Omaha.
Neb: on Friday at Des Moines, Iowa, and
at ST. Paul. Mimi, on Saturday.
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THINKS THEY DID THE BEST THING,

New YoRK. September 27.-The World
this morning publishes the following dated
81 Buzzard's Bay.
"No doubt the convention has done the
best thing possible. l think those who
were there ought to understand the situa-
tion and know what was suitable TO do. l
have confidence that their best judgment
was exercised.
TSigned "GRovEE CLEVELAND"
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manufacturers are preparing for the period
of prosperity which the re-adiustment OF
the tariff and cheaper raw materials GER
tainly assures.
The remainder of the platform is de-
voted to the denunciation Of trusts and
pledge to regulate them by law; commen-
datiOn Of the Senators and Representa-
tives of New York. and the National ad-
ministration and State issues,
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MT. Cleveland out of Polltics.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, September %
An Associated Press reporter called Pres
ident Cleveland's attention to the nomina-
tion of Senator Hill at the Saratoga con
vention this evening IL was the first in
timation the President had had OF the
result, and when asked for an opinion said
Il am out OF politics now"
This expression of opinion was in kind
" but firm tone and no effort could prompt
an expression of opinion. The face OF the
chief executive was a study, but by nc
word of mouth could he be induced 10 ex-
press either satisfaction or regret at the
action of the Democratic convention.
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KUHNE B2VERIDGE NOW FREE.
The Now YORK Courts Grant Her Di-
vorce From Charles Coghlan.

New YORK, September 26.-Referee
Edward Jacobs presented report TO
Judge McAdam, of the Superior court, to-
day, in which he finds that Kuhne Fever
idgeNs entitled to decree of divorce on
the grSund of the relationship ofCharles r.
CoghlaN with Louisa Thorne, known as
Mrs. C6yhlan No. l.. The case was not
contested\py Coghlan. Counsel for the
plaintiff ASKED that the report be con-
tirmed. judge McARm refused 10 order
the papers in the case sealed up, saying
that the interests Of the law and the pub
lie require that every paper in a court
should be a record. kept open TO the public
Kuehne Beverioye Coghlan gave the
formal evidence of her marriage to Cogh-
Ian, which occurred October 25, 1898, at
Indianapolis. She says she will be- twenty
years old next October.
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Ianan nar Iprads china

wAsnfSGToS, ID. C., September 26.--To-
DAYS advlces from Toxic stating that q
second japanese army Of $1,000 men sailed
Yesterday from Hiroshima. Is regarded in
Official circles as the first move ia tbs ao,
vance on the Chinese capital Pekin. TherI
is no need Of japanese reinforcements
Korea. as the japanese have practlq<
possession Of Korea, and their army ne 4
no additions.
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Kentuoky Judge AssasuInatsd.

LOUISVILLE, KY. September ga spe-
cial 10 the Times from Hazard, KY, says
Judge j. H. Coombs was assassiDated at
his home Sunday. He was shot from a
corn patch on the opposite side OF the
street from his residence. Two unknown
men were seen running from the spot and
they Joined third man. Unknown par
ties shot at him twice last May.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, September B.-Ths
FRANKLIN. KniRht snd Sprockels sugar
Refneries In this city. opened by the Sugar
Trust. will shut down Saturday. In aodi-
ton 10 these, 10 Is said the AcCahon re-
finery. not controlled By lbe trust. will
also shut down. A member OF the latter
firm said TO-DAY that II they could not sell
more sugar than they were selling At pres
ent, they certainly would be obliged 70
close. The shutdown will throw Out 1900
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Railroad Earnings Increasing.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 26.-
The statement Of the business Of all lines
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
August, 1894, as compared with August,
1893, shows an increase in gross earnings
Of $267, ,O7S.1 16, a decrease in expenses CT
S237, 1861, an increase in net earnings OF
s5O4. .3l5.07.
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Cheering News BY S.. CLAIR.

SttciII 7" % LtesIsFof-
WAsHINsroN, D. c., September 20
General J. w. St Clair, of West Virginia,
was among the callers at Democratic head
quarters to-day. He brought cheering
news. and predicts that the Democrats
will carry every district in the State in
NoYeub Der
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DAVID BENNETT HILL
Nominated for Governor Of New York
by AcclamatiOn
AMIDST Widest ENTHUSIASM.

A Scene Long to be Remembered.
The Senior Senator Standing on
the Platform Utterly Unable to
Do Anything With the Hun
dreds of Delegates Who Would
Do Nothing but Shout His
Name-When the Roll Was
Called Not Vote Was Cast
Against Him-Whitney De-
clined-Mr. Cleveland Out of
Politics.
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SENATOR Hill Is TAANKFUL
For the Confidence Displayed by thu
democracy of New York.

Democracy of New York.
ALBANY. N. Y, September Ex-senator
Hill and Hon Daniel n. Lockwood were
serenaded tonight when they came from
Saratoga. When Senator Hill was intro
duced, he said:
Fellow Democrats: This gracious re-
ception and the compliment OF this sere-
made, tender you my sincere thanks
Unwilling as l was TO receive the honor
which the convention in spite Of my pro-
test has sought TO confer upon me, l am
deeply touched by the unusual manifesto
ton of confidence and esteem which ac--
cOmpanied the action Of the convention ana
tonight can only express in feeble IAN
quaCe. a small part of the gratitude which
/ feel towards the Democracy of New
York"
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HOPES OF REPUBLICANS.
They are Based on Prospective Land
slides, Slumps, and Things
AVALANCHES AND ERUpTI0NS

Are Among the Numerous Pho
nomena Upon Which They
Build Their Predictions That
the Next House Will be Repub-
lican--They Expect Much From
the Silvery West, and Have
Hopes of Doing Some Business
in the South, But They Fail TO
Produce Any Solid Foundation
for Any of Their Prophecies.
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New ORLEANS, September 26.-The glove
contest between Robert Fitzsimmons, Of
Newark, N. j., and Dan Creedon, hailing
from st. Louis, for purse of $1,000, took
place in the arena of the Olympic Club to-
night
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MADE IT THREE STRAIGHT.
Kennedy Pitched Winning Ball Tor Brook
lvn but His Support Was Poor

PITTsBURG, PA, September 26.-Pitts-
burg made it three straights from the
Brooklyns Kennedy pitched winning
ball, but his support was poor. Colcolough
was hit hard but fsultless fielding saved
the game. Attendance 700. Score.
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6D<rfdt 70 tS H>sSE-
PARKERsBuRs. ". Va, Septersber B.-
VII. Harper. Jr.. has been arrested fol
biHmv. IL Is charged that be married
sec3,nd wife in Ohio while bis first and
iakfui wife resides in Logan county, TIM
State.
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Special 10 ne Reefster.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September co
There is no spontaRity Of assesencs
aud faith at the headquarters Of the Re-
publican congressional com nittee. The
osiclals in charge speak hopefully and
prokhssy encouraeInxl% but they de-
not Produce the necessary substrstum
OF convincing evidence. IL is cempara-
lively easy ~ talk OF lsndslidos, ava
lanches, slumps, aud snow storms, but
like some of PrOfNssor wiggins' mstsoi.
illogical wonders hey do not al
ways reach their Nestinatlon on
schedule time. There is1sot an officer
connected with the Republican commit
tee who will promptly give Aason for
the faith that is within him. Thy all
depend for the realization OF their Sre-
dictions. upon general uprisings, rev6N
slons Of feeling and general reactions,
but when their expressions are bciled
down to the consistency OF concentrated
Iye, it is found that the Great West
mnst precipitate all the
PRoGNosTIcATED PHENOMENA
into the Republicsn camp. That this
relicnce will prove fallacioHs many
prominent party leaders now admit.
Within less than six weeks Of election
there are no Indications to warrant the
belief that the next House will be Re-
publican. The South caRnot be con-
verted and the silvery West cannot be
placated with inde6nite and vAgne
promises. The Republican hope OF
material accesslons ia the South has al
Eeady been proven to DO both elusive
Md delusive. Possibly two or three
lonesome and astonlshed Populists ma,
float In from that section on
the laya Of some local volcanic erup-
tion, Tut their sympathles will be with
the dois--Spt party. A couple OF SUI
garites mign tss n. eiu' ia L.s<->-1-al. /.
would certainly affiliate with tho Dem
ocrats on all questions except those OF
tariff legislation affecting the cane In
dustry. u is admitted to be worse than
senseless drlvel TO predict the election
OF Republicans In Alabama or Missis-
sippi. They are Indigenous to that cli-
mate. With ordinary COED luck the
two mountain districts OF Tennessee
be kept In line.
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specf1s 10 Ls| Rs0tas-.
PARKERsBUK0, w. Va, Septembd
The temperature was dangerousl
tue freezing point here last night, an,
der plants were subjected 70 nip
frost. which did considerable damage.
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stenm.hip ArrlvaII.

vxKpool. September 26.--Arrivet, Ca
taKuiz. Boston; Kansas, Boston; Teuton-
ic, lew York.
CIkssow. September zo.-ArnFeo,
Scatdlnayfan. Boston
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BRYAN NOMINATED FOR SENATOR.

OMAHA, NEB., September 26,-Cougress-
man Bryan was nominated for United
States Senator by acclamation by the
Democratic State convention.
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W<Hrsros. d. O.. Septenb.r ei-For
W. VIrrfoiz. Western PsnnsFiva3e Ard
ono ee6ersiiy fair; HarmeIs g .
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NOW FOR MR.. C(RBETT.
Fitzsimmons has Licked the N tn
T.. Champion Named. n
GOOD GROUND FOR A CHALLENGE.

Creedon Lasted Only Two Rounds,
and Was Knocked Out by a
Heavy Left Which "Lanky
Bob" Placed on His Jaw-Both
Men Appeared in the Ring Ap-
parently in the Best Condition
and the Fight Was Pretty
While it Lasted.
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THREE NEGROES ARRESTED.
Charged With shooting WSNksr Carder
They Answsr the Descripsiou-FeeliDg
Strong Against Them.
spse,GstO the R'0sster.

CpcctottO tfeo 4t'NSotef'
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Septemb6r 25.-
Three negroes, Roy Cambell, Chas. White
ana Alex. Holt, were arrested al BroNns.
town for the shooting of Walker CARRIER
last night. They answer the description
exactly. If they are the men they won't
very safe. as there is strong feeling AZ
them. Carder is very low, will probaS'J
die
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Pittsburg. 80 3 3 0 0 0 0 2
Brooklyn. 0 0 0 3 0 3


Earned runs, Pittsburg 4 Brooklyn T.
Two base hits, Stencil, Daley, Kennedy.
Three base hits, Stensel, Griffin. Tread
way Home run, Cross. Stolen bases,
Smith, Hartman, Weaver, Burns First
base on balls, by Colcolough 6; by Kenne-
dy none. Hit by pitched ball, Cross.
Struck out LaChance. Time, 1:SO. Unt
pire, Belts and Gaffney.
Two out when winning run was made
LOST THE GAME THROUGH ILL LUCK.
CLEVELAND, O., September 26.-Cleve-
land outplayed Baltimore, both at the bat
and in the field, but lost the game through
hard luck. The game was foughtto the
finish. Attendance, 500. Score:
Cleveland. ... % 0 2 0 0 2 0 L 6
Baltimore. / Q o o 0 o 0 0 u
Earned runs, and 2; hits IL and 9;
errors, and 4; pitchers, Cuppy and Hem
ming; umpire, Lynch.
ONLY TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 26.-Barely
200 people saw the Browns defeat the
Phillies in an easy game to-day. Score:
St. Louis. 80 2 0 1 3 2 9 2 Up
Philadelphia. % 2 l 0 0 l 2 o. 6
Earned runs, St. Louis Z, Philadelphia
8; hits St. Louis II, Philsdelphia 10; err
rors, and 8; pitchers, Breitenstein and
Johnson; umpire, Hurst.
PUT UPA ROCKY GAMB.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 26.-The
Colonels put up rocky game OF ball to-day.
Score:
Louisville. % o 0 0 0 3 0 o p 5
New York. 20 2 o 0 3 4 =
Earned runs, Louisville l, New York 3;
hits IL and IL; errors, and 2; pitchers,
Inks and Meekin and Gorman; umpire,
Keefe.
WANT KENNEDY PUNISHED.
PITTsBURG, September 2G.-Pitcher
Kennedy. of the Brooklyn club, who as
saulted Umpire Belts in yesterdays game
AZ Exposition Park, viii have 10 answer
for his conduct. Officials Of the Pittsburg
club saw that they will prefer charges
against the young man aud further that
they will do ali in their power 10 have him
punished.
RESULTS AT JEROME PARK.
Nsw YORK, September 26.-The attend
apce at Jerome Park to-day was entirely
in keeping with the card; light First,
six furlongs, Weinberg won; 1:l7H. Sec
opd enc mile aud sixteenth, Redskin
won; so. Third, Fordham Stakes, half
mile, Harry Reed won 40. Fourth. mile
and an eighth. Sir walter won; 2:0Os<.
Fifth, 1ve furiongs, Lou Foster won;
:03${.
Foil ~ ~ are the entries at Jerome
Park ~ thursday, September q. Firsty
q hauASap, Havoc les, Applause l0k
Louise K. 100, Metroholis 9. Swesden y
Second, l. Lilo handicap. Beldemere lB,
Discount ITO, Pulitzer 100. Poetry 90. Spa
tucket 90. Third, IL. Oakwtod
stakes, Clifford 1l2, Banquet 1e9-
Fourth, half miles, selling, Mohawk los,
Cremona los, Samaritan los, Tree Top l07,
Breayour los, KnlIirhoe i05, NinevaA 05.
Countess l5O Fifth. half mile, ~ rs,
selling, Acniever los. Belden ca
(colt ji12, Jewel 105. Lepaz y a
ton lO5, Dana los. Monarch "a
400 yerds, Copyright lI5, 2.
Cold Dollar l12, Hugh p r.
gillar l12, Harrington ll6 p
yards. selling. Lightfoot :,
Fanfelder l02, Milan lo2.
l02s Florinda l0J
RESULTS At cOLr
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To DsveIop BurnlnE spring. OIL

PARkERsBuRe. W. Va. September "a
The(Virginia Oil Company, backed by
Toledo. o.. capital, will soon begin extern
sive operations in the Burning SpRws6
eld.s Feral representatives of th
been here for few daI
boring 70 make q CONTRACT
shallow wells on their lease
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at 9:l5 p. N. there were probably 5000
SPECTATORS present. The amphitbeater
was brilliantly lighted The ropes oj the
stakeIess enclosuke were drawn tau9and
presented & bright appearance witnkheir
red covering around which was wrspEed q
golden cord When Referee Dunyk ex-
amined the scales at five minutes 70 me.
there was hu& Of pleasure throughput
- isnaam lreedon was the a -
:
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HlNr KENNEnY prNIsHED.

PTTTsBURG, September ZO.-Pitcher
Kennedy. Of the Brooklyn club, who as
saulted Umpire Belts in yesterdays game
az Exposition Park, viii have TO answer
for his conduct Officials Of the Pittsburg
club saw that they will prefer charges
against the young man and further that
they will do ali in their power 10 have him
punished.
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ICheers and cries OF che viii, he win."l
But I say to yon, gentlemen. tnat we owe owe
aduty TO the Democrats Of this State higher
than any courtesy, even 10 him. la the
name eof that Democracy, against the wishes
Of our presiding officers aud, II needs De,
in defiance of il. I place in nomination, IN
the name Of the Democracy OF the STATE OF
New York, the one man who typihes ali
that Democracy typihss; the one man that
every Democrat with the good in his heart
will follow 10 the polls or 70 the death, L
present the name OF that greatest hvlng
exp ent Of Democratic principles,