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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-12

Ely u aa;A Anita u ass ths8sat
posiihis CltarI ussii be a eeHgsgzat
pus lnieF bis Gamer lVsiei 20 keep
Aiu out 4hs tacs t1-lsy Uai the .iEA
,Bl tae card e0uslsills Of q sHeapiiate
81 q 90 eaea, A. . mile AID : tgron1,
IacFs uEs s0Le DELAY a. the post cot
Wlun tier we're ftat aUav, bomiao,
Who had the rail, got a tIife the bcs. o.
II. Ihr black vhtfip,ai cos oat sha
pace ana iA,i oas u Wal, With Henry
81 AayaTra sssninE well mp aud he
Caiiiorniaa crack = length back.
Not until the ibr infa Was Ialehed
did Ihs real race hee,n. FcTElAs, On
Navarro, then made an saoH TO come
un With hi, moanE and Taral, on DAM
lao, drove his morse along at a terrible
rate. Hare also Roy n saata Auiia
started for the leaders aud 1t seemed as
though he would be ia the driving I'm
iEh. When they into the stretch,
Domino Was S;i,l a length to the good,
but was ALTERING aud Navarro was
holding on with the taBAciIY that has
always characterized his work. TAral
used whip and spur bur the gallant
hack wRI unable TO hold hls own againS,
Ihs Belmon. crack, who, just before ,lls
w1a Was reached, poset hia nosa in
front aud driving along with undlm'n'
ishsi speed, beat the illteTIng Domlnn
half length, Rey n Santa Anita was
far Ia the rear. SUMMARIZE:
First, one mile and thres.llxtesnlhs,
Selling-LeonaWoIl, ] Pepper, .; An
dToWs, 3. Time, .:0l l.5
Second, Ons'mllo hRndicAp--Gotham,
/; Lucania, 2; Belmar, 3, Time, lao
Third, six iurlongs, selliug-l Harry
Reed, Il Nick, q Walter, 5, Tune,
l;A la.
Fourth, September stakes, mile and
three furlongs-Nanki Pooh, | Counter
Tenor. q Flying Dulohman, 3, Time,
9i2l.
Filth, Special sWseputakeg, one milo
and a furiong--Henry OF Navarro, 100
Peykinsl, even. Won; Domino, l22
trArah, ) to ., second; Rsy III Santa
Anita, 100 (Simms), 4 to l, third. Zine,
1858 20.
Sixth, mile handicap on turt-Dis.
count, Il; Lookout, q haplngton, ..
Time, lao SO.
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Franklin aud BOrsal Having ~ Great Figh,
In the 9,lT Trut


Franklin aud BOrsal Having n Great Flgh,
in the .'IT Trot.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept II. - About
900 people wore at the driving park
to-day. The 6.st two races Of the day
we're carried over from Yesterday, and
the opening event is still undecided.
Seven heats were trotted, with BOreal
and Franklin having two heats each to
their credit, The 9th race was not
reached, and the first and fourth will
be decided tomorrow. The track aud
tho weather were favorable. SUM
maries:
2:l7 trotting. purse sl,OOO-BOreal,
b. C., by Bow BOllS.Rosy Morn, Fuller,
won frat and second heats; franklin,
won sixth and seventh heats; Rostta
Soap, won fourth heat; Axtelloid, won
third heat; Norvardino, won 9th heat (;
A. S. Kempland. G; Prince Edsall, 4;
Margaret O., Authslia, Fanny Holman,
drawn. Time, 2:l53, 2;l4l, 2:l0!, cash
2:lS, 2:iSl, 2;26i.
Two.yoar.olds. trotliug, 2:40 class,
purse $9,OO0-WiRginS. b. c.. by Aber-
deem. Albino do Mor (Thomasj, l; AZ.
maid, Q; Electrophal, 3; Baroness Mar
garette. A. Evalino, lndra, Belle Esprit,
distanced. Time. 2:l94. 2:2ll.
2:2O class, pacing, purse $1,000 stake
Bright Regent, CHI. e., by Prince Re.
-BIackwood Chief (Geers). /;
Bert Oliver, 2; Earlmont, drawn; Lady
Long, Cadet, Dallean, dIstancod. Time,
2:00l, 2:0St, 2:l0t.
Thtee.y oar.olds, trotting, 2:29 class.
$1,000 stake-Pratell, CHI. g., by Axtell'
JansIook (Youug), |; Bessie Wilton, q
Ackerlaud, 8; Nellie Black, 4. Time,
2:22, 1921.
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Oas thousand or more enthusiasts
turned out Tor tho exhibition game be.
tween the WhsslinEi aud the Cleveland
league rlab yesterday afternoon. Con.
,.Iering the smallpox scare and the ru,
NOR that tho health authorities would
no. allow the game to DO played, this
"a, better crowd than was expected.
Tue game itself was as surpTIaing as the
crowd. Wheeling made an unexpsct.
sdy good showing, the locals hitting
Eayll and Wallace almOSt as hard as
Kane was touched up by tho visitors.
lns average crank was agreoably sur
pri,Od a. thu CIossneI Of the score.
Both teams put up snappy Heid.
Ing game. The feature Of the game
was the circus catch BY Burkelt
Of low linSr IN tho second oil
shaT'S bat that resulted IN = double
play. But for that catch NsiseoIlnG
would have maIe tho game muth
more interesting. For Wheoiing botn
l!oBrecht and Violet made line catches
In the outdsld. In batting Burkelt lod
with three hits. Gu the Wheeling side
GIasscock, Kerr, Ball and HobreCht
zach had two hits. kanc's two.baggOr
in tho third inning was one Of the cieNn-
cat hits ever seen OH the Island groundai
on most any other grounds II would
have been good Tor the circuit oil tho
bases,
mickey" lIobrsChs made tho star
MAY for the Wheehngs in tho third in
ming Childa had reached first on balls
md McAleor, the next batsmRn, sent
one to short centre that looked good to
drop safe, nut HobTecht made u great
sprint, barely caught tho ball and made
a wonderful throw over to first, retiring
Ghilds. ElobFech. got the GLAD hand
in great shape for tho play.
After Wheeling had been retired
easily in the opening inning the visitors
got down to business, Burkott singled
and Mexican followed suit Burkott go.
ing 10 third whence he scored on Chltd's
sacrifice. McAteer was hit by Kane.
Patsy Tebeau sent hot one to Shaw at
third, who stepped on tho bag retiring
Mexican and shot the sphere over to
GlassCoek in time to retire the runner, a
very neat double.
Wheeling tied tho score in tho second.
Glasscock opened up with q base hit
and on Kerr's two.bagger moved over to
third. Shaw picked out nice one and
sent liner over short that looked sale,
but BurkeGt made q wonderful catch
aud doubled up Kerr at second. Class
cock kept his head and stuck TO third.
On IIobrechtG single Jack scored.
Cleveland went ahead IN their hall. Nc.
Carr hit fort base, as did George To-
beau. Then ShaW's error filed the
bases. Knell aent grass cutter down
to GlaGGcoCk for a sacrifice. scoring Nc
Carr
In the fourth, on two singles and
Balls error, the visitors scored another
run. No moro we're made until the
eighth, when Cleveland got q pair
McGarrS two.bagger, O'Mera's single,
outs by Knell aud Burkett and Nc
Kean's single did the work, Wheeling
made game finish, but fell short. Kerr
got base ON ballS. was advanced to
third on two sacrifices and scored on
Davis single. The score:
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especially when such is tho source Of
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BASE nALh COMMENT.

Tho Friday Game with PlttSburGh VIII
,bO Played sure-rntSY Tobcau on tit"
League RRCo-A Team of Wheeling Pro.
fawI0nHlS.
The action Of Health Officer DR.. Jep.
son and members Of the city health
board in concluding 10 allow the bal.
game on Friday was very gratifying
news to tho bnsO bail enthusiasts last
night. AS Dr.. Jepson says, it's good
thing Tor the people to got out and air
themselves at a ball game, Thogame
will be for blood. Kane is slated to do
the twirling, aud to say that no has
job on his hands to down the Pirates
led by the mighty hawley, Is putting il
mildly However,, il New Castle
downed the PittsburGhera, Wheeling
surely can do it, for New Castle docs
not travel in tho same class with the
NaiIGrs.
The Spiders were very anxious 10
hear tho resutot tho Baltimore. Brook.
lyn game last evening, and when tho
bulletin announced tho defeat OF tho
Orioles the ClevcINndors wcro moro
than pleased. Talking about confidence
and assurance, the SpidOrs possess both
qualities. "Patsy Bolivar" TOboau aud
his entrn gang arc staYors. not ono Of
them admitting that Baltimore Ia going
to boat them out in tho race. As l'c.
bean iigureB II out, his team should
win eight out Of the next eleven gumca,
whiB Baltimore should tnkG only tx
out OF twelve, Just allowing tho Ohio
team to win out. We'll, hOrO'S hoping
your prediction will DO fulfilled, Glove.
land.
Jack GlalsCock intends to organize n
team OF returned Wheeling probes.
si1nals after tho ball HOuson proper In
over lilo has already arranged for n
game with Pittsburgh In October aud
saws no can VOt other National League
teams easily. These Rrn sOmo Of tho
playorA who will form tho "All Wheel.
lug" teams GlaSGcoCk, frat; Knno,
nitchor; Kennedy, Brooklyn, pitchOri
NIchol, KanpRs City, folder or third;
Billy George, Grand Rapids, AoIdori
Nicholson, Detroit. BhotLhtop; Crotty,
Wheeling, second; Prince catchori
lIabrSeh, HsidsF; Pritchari, heIdsE
Ncre isr team that will DO "hArd pick.
Ing" for most any club.
Jack" Glnsscpck COOS TO Pittsburgh
toipfoseculO his claim against tho WASH
iugton club for HE ton days pay, which
nnoW tied up with PrOOldonG kOrE, OF
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CohUMBvs, Sept. 1.-THE weather was
fair and track fast. Results:
$50 class trot postponed from yes
tordav), purse Sl,00O-Sunland Clay
won first, second and fourth heats in
9:l7i, 2:l7t, 2:l9t Mark Twain won
third heat IN 2:l7t.
2:25 pace, purse 81 ,OOO-GAliento won
second, third and fourth heats in 2:l5t,
2:lGk 2:lG. Carrie II. won tho first
heat in 2:l4l.
$3.50 trot, purse 81 ,OOO-Spinaway won
in straight heats. lime, 2:l7h 2:lSt,
D.lG3
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MOUND7vELLE,


n lllNGellNuNhWH hANlNhh0 W HAlhNA 'A"N-
tors from MurshNlrs No ropolH.
A meeting OF tho stockholders in tho
BarCus oil lease in tho SistorsvilIo field
was held last evening. IhOir first we'll
was dry one, but most OF tho speCula.
tors have tho faith to put down another
hole, on which they will soon begin
work.
Tho oyster supper which was given
by tho Disciples church congregation
Tuesday evening was very aucccssiuI
affair. Quite handsome sum was
realize for tho benefit Of tue church.
a special session Of the county court
will DO held Saturday to audit road &C.
counts. Another will also be held next
Thursday to apportion railroad valua-
lions in tho county.
Mr.. aud Mrs. \. D. Cheodlo returned
Tnpgday to Cambridge. Ohio, after a
visit to their children III tlhs city.
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New York, Sent. ll.-Tim Keefo cut
n large figure in to.duy's contest be.
tween the New YOrks and Bostona. lilo
was erratic in his decisions aud Boston
got far the worst OF them. Tho beam
caters lost all interest in the game after
Keeio had declared CAMEL out in tho
second inning, when Stafford dropped
the ball twice. Both Nichols aud Clark
weto hit hard
Attendancc, 100. Score; H. II. T..
New YORK. ,..i q D | 5 O. o ~ 1
BosIou,,.u...nO 0 . o 0 q o. .
Earned runs ) aud :. Pitchers, Clark and
Nichols. Umpire, KCcic.
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WAsHIN0roX, Sept. ll.-Washington
won to.dny's game by opportune aud
heavy hitting. Lucid contributed to-
ward this result by giving bases on
balls which resulted in runs. Sullivan
distinguished himself by all around
playing, Clements hurt his hand and
Buckley took his place in the seventh.
The game WAS called in the eighth on
account OF darkness.
Attendance, ia Score: H. II l.
WayhingtOn......O . . o ! . . a-lO . .
Philadelphia U . o 0 o. 0
Earned runs, and /. Pitchers, Mercer aud
IMrll. lmnlrL MnrrnY.
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The Crack Belmont Euur.yNnr.oid Wins
ina Driving FINISH ut shcsuShSnd Hay.
Roy ~ santa AnltN ana Domino tie
"AlsU nnns"
NV NonR, SOpt ll.--Tcn thousand
people saw Navarro win the rncO today
at tho beautiful shoopShcad lay track
between tho crack fOur.yOnr.olds Of tho
year, iiOntY Of Navarro, DOmluO aud
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BURKETTS FINE CATCH
p,.ysu.sa whoolinR Scoring Ruaa
in Yesterdays Cana
Il E0gLD RIVE BEEAlCL03E GlAE

Lat for tho et'ThsalIns Mans woa.
dsrlui Pheo Of Fisldiog-rho Pr.
dsy Game Whh PIrIsDurgh-Bzltt.
more BeArsn By nEooEIYn-Hsury
az Navarro Wins a Great Race at
shs.,.hsad-the Crack CYelers At
springaald = Louisville Trotting
UacrG
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

=
BIDS will be received BY the Board Of Regents
Ofthc West Virginia Slate Normal school aud
It's itHnchus at the office ui the uudatalgued, AZ
follows For tho erection aud heating 81 n
building for Marshall College Norma, School, ut
Huntington; alterations and additions to tho
old building ut West Liberty HllIIlOn to tho
present building At Fairmon! anI now build
Ing at ShrphGtdstown.
Drawings may 10 seen. on and after August
y 1891, at each VI tho above named places for
the hulldlpg To he there erected, RRd Iot all tho
buildings ut the Office Of Hon. T. = Riley IN
Wheeling; Fist NaiIuunl Bank In Ilnnilng.
iOn' the Office OF Hon Y, NJ Gllkcson, III Far.
Lcr,bntg aud at ihc oNcC Of the state SupOrln'
iCndcnt Of Free schools IN Charleston.
Thc bids VIII bO opened At lArkUBbug W
Va, September H. 1905 where bids, not sent 10
Charleston viii be- received up to the hour Of
noon on the satd iGth dag ef September, 1895
Tho right IL reserved to rocrt my OF all bids.
NlRilliA, LEWIS,
President OF tho ll5Rrl NJ Regents OF tho West
Virginia Stale Normal sCNOoiNnd It's branches.
nul0
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ne fiisb8rght last eyguiar Glsls.
cox rasslyrsa ieissrarl .rala NsEs ~
elhur'f % ll.e att1r t-}.4- NasHrr
had Instructed Ht9 90 faU.s giilaGt
farther niiAnQl il D'sfsglcl uaa.d
uis BIS iulutucr % aayi Kslt. o, zoe
NAsslisgt, Hsl 4 Ha'A.aEi1a csagFacl
a 0Hee- 'Isft' pad 40 attention %
TIE lalsgiYs sAd ai,l rel he mccoy sgte,
a the telegram b. aptaeuss. adniit.aa
on HasuBFs part that he 0gfi the
money,
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BALTrMlEE, Sept 1.-The Bride
grooms took 4 game from the Cham
pious to-day by batting Hemming for
two earned runs ia tho ninth, Up TO
this time tho game was close and inter.
eating. Both pitchers did we'll. AtIend'
ance, 1909. Scorer
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pITTsuURdu, Sept ll.--Thres Of the
Reda' four hits w0rO scratches, and
rittsburgh'B errors lot in the visitors
two runs. Parrot was hit hard aud
often in the early part OF thega AT.
tendance. 900. Score:
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BAtImore'i deieAt by BROOKLYN WGI
thS feature Of tie DAY. Philadelphia
also lost and does not loom 40 strong as
candidate iar Temple Cap haaats,
fitsbuT2b's win from Cincy RivsI the
Pirates pretty secure hold on sixth
piaes with a fighting chaara 70 hnish
iaur.h OF even third II the Philliss 80
10 niacel
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Etdur hundred aud fourteen shares OF
tho MoundsvilIe Coal Company will be
offered for sale at Moundsyille, Septcm'
Dor L and Is. ITIlAS.1
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Pittsburgh ................S 0 2 OlO0 0 Ct
GlneinnGti ...,,.,,........I 0 0 0 0 0 o.

Earned nuns, PItisbufgh q TWO,bRIO hts,
Hoy Three,bass hits, BeCkley. Sacrifice hits
Foreman, Latham. Stolen bases Stencil (gl.
Double plays. Stuart, lilGrbRuur and BcCklUy;
BcrbRuer and leckley Bases on balls, Burke
out, ClIngman t3l, burke Latham. Passed ball,
Vaughn. Time, 200. umpires, Emslc and Nc.
DnuulI
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ATTEND tho lot sale Ut MoundByillo,
September II aud Is, aud buy aomO Of
tho llnO property that will b. offered Tor
6alO,
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Our first importation of New BoucIe
and Brocade Dress Goods andNovelty
Suitings now in and ready for in
spection. All the New Partisan De-
signs and CoIorings embraced in this
shipment.
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GTOUKs FOR SALE.
-
iOthNtcs German llqnH
lOahafc, Exchange bank
bshhrvl Mail Pouch Tobacco CO,
Gil, shares Wheeling steel and Iron Co
.Oshnto' Franklin Insurance 20,
'hshhrOs ONO Valley Hank
50 shares bslfeRt lfen WeraS
bshartl lqp aud Marine Insurance. Co
Two Lots Ia EiglhgtOhs Lane
r. \. lRwiN, RroEct
Jy2i No u Twelfth street
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FOR RENT.

L7OR RENT--B ROOMS. 2ap FLOOR,
II tenth street So. 5foolns, ard floor, EIev.
cnth street SIS both above apartments hare
bath aud both gases. Basement CORNER Tenth
and Market streets. sli. . rOouS lNt Oor, Nir'
gnlla street sl2 For salO-Dwcllug aud store
numbered 80 and Il Virginia street. cheap.
JAMES l.. ttANtEf,
Real Eitato and Loan Agent, 1868 Main street
IplOnhOnO iST set
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS

StEALED PROPOSALS
VIII he received until O'Clock r. IN Monday,
September 10, at the office Of the BOan OF Gas
Trustees for all coal needed In the manufacture
VI gus for the term Of OnG year. The Trustees
reserve the right to rOIcGt RnY or nil bids. Coal
to be delivered ut the old Hcmplold yard
GAS TRUSTEES.
W. H. FEE, Secretary. SEQ
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TO LOAN.
WANTED.

WTANTED-A SUITE OF TWO OR
w three ROOMS uniurnishOd centrally To-
Cnlnh Adlfoss -. - cnrn lminLIlSnncef ONce.
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w three rooms, unfinished. centrally TO-
Gated. Address "G. L.. care lntcllGonccr Office.
WANTED-A ROOM IN 4 QUIET
w locality by a single gentleman Address
~ InlcligCuCCr Office
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w BODIED unmarried men between ages OF
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IMPLY, preferably byluitcr, 10 Recruiting Onicct,
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CALESMAN( MEDlOAL)-WANTED
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Jack" GnFscpcI, goes TO Pittsburgh
toiptoseculO hsclNim against tho Wash.
ington club for hiS ten days pay, which
Ia now tied up with prOBidunI kOrE, Of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-05
Sale of Valuable Real Estate

By authority of an order of the Superior
Court, made in special proceedings entitled
NIB. Broughton, adm. c. t. a., vs.. Il. $. Lougee
estate assets, / will on Tuesday, October
18th, 1885, at II o'clock m, at the court house
door of Wake County sell to the highest
scribed real estate, situate in Raleigh, N. c.,
tO-wit:
First Parcel-0n North Person street, and
bounded on the north by lot of Mrs. VIVA
Shipp, on the east by lot of Mrs J. M. Heck,
on che south by lot of G. G. Latta, and ON
the west by Person street.
Second Parcel-On East Jones street, and
bounded on the north by Jones street,o n the
east by lot of Mrs w Nj. Shipp, on the south
by Cuttings lane, on the west by lot Of
Rev N Il. Cobb.
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that the Democratic nominee will GER
tainly be defeated if the police and cleo :
ton officers do their duty. A prominent
Democrat, giving the vote from each
county, figures out $3.50 majority for
the Democr ats, and the Republican de-
tail figures give them the State by
{. 900. This battle will settle only one
thing which has the biggest influence in
Maryland, the Baltimore Sun or Senator
German. 1t is more of duel between
them than between the two great parties.
Mississippi.
The Democrats will elect the State
ticket and Legislature.
Nebraska.
The silver Democrats, the gold Demo
Gratis, the Populists and the Republicans
each have a judicial ticket OF course
the Republicans will win. There is deep
interest in the city election in Omaha.
The Republicans nominated an A. P A.
ticket and the Democrats and citizens
nominated an opposition ticket to the
un- American side-show.
okW NSNCE
Virginia elects a Legislature. There
is no doubt expressed about the result.
The Demo Gratis will win and Daniel will
be returned to the Senate.
Pennsylvania.
A judicial ticket and State Treasurer
are the only State nominees. Quay is on
deck and there is report that his old
time opponents desire to reduce the Re-
publican majority to punish him. But
it will be big enough, as usual, nnless all
signs fail.
Utah Territory.
A State ticket, two u. s. Senators and
the question of State bonds is involved.
The Republicans have combined with
the Mormon church, and the Democrats
are waging a fight on the line of political
freedom from church influence. Some
honest Republicans threaten to bolt
their ticket because of the unholy COM
bination with the Mormon church.
New Jersey.
A Governor and Legislature are to be
chosen. Until last year, New Jersey
had not gone Republican in nearly TWEEN
ty years, but the race track scandal, in
which prominent Democrats were in
volyed, enabled them to sweep the State
last year. Their Legislature was rotten,
it elected the Pennsylvania railroads at
torney to the IT, s. Senate, and other
wise Disguised the people, To-day will
tell with which party the people are
most disguised. The Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor, Chancellor McGill,
has not resigned his seat on the bench,
while his opponent, Senator Griggs, has
made an active canvass. Both are good
men.