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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
RESPONSIBLE ron THREE DEATHS
And He Tried Hard to Compass ~
Fourth.

NEW ORLEANS, February 2I-Arthur
Schneider who was convicted OF murder
Ing Hermann Schroeder was to-day SEN
fenced by Judge Ferguson to he hanged
on a day 10 BE- hereafter designated by
the Governor. 1t is understood that
Schneider's attorney will make an appeal
10 the Board Of PardOns for the appoint
ment Of "a medical commission 10 examine
into Schneder's sanity.
IL will boz remembered that he murder
I'd Schroeder and tried TO murder young
woman at the same time. and while In
jail awaiting trial he cut the throat OF
D-puty-Sherin jerry Dusgan, from the
effects %, which the deputy died in a few
days. Poor Dussans wife died a few
days after her husband, duI 4 is said she
died OF grief at his uutimely dea.h.
Schneider is responsible fo- trIee deaths.
and tried hard for a fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
VENEZUELA DOCUMENTS COMING
w l.. Scruggs. Of Georgin, yenezue-
Ian Consul Before Commission.

WASHINGTON. February 27.-Minister
Andrade. Of Venezuela. has received a
cablegram from his government announce
ing that the original documents. maps.
and records collected by the historical
commission appointed by President Cres-
20 VIII be sent forward at once for de
livery 20 the boundary commission As
a steamer Will leave la Guayra for New
York tomorrow It is likely that these
important data will reach Washington
the latter part Of next week
The Minister. I'm his mail. which arrived
yesterday. also received the official an
pointment of William l.. Scruggs. Of
Georgia, formerly United states Minister
al Caracas as counsel for Venezuela be-
fore the commission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
NEW PASSENGER ASSOCIATION.
1t IL Formed ~ the Railroads Gem
teriug at New OrIcnnS.

t"fihE az NeW bfl"nnN.
NEW ORLEANS February 1.-THE
different railroads coutring here have de-
cidcd to form a passenger association.
To-day a meeting was held at Tie office
Of the Northeastern road. at which were
present the general passenger agents Of
the Queen and Crescent route, the Hi
uois Central. the Louisville and Nashville
the Southern railway, the Southern Pa
cihc. and the Texas Pacific Mr. J. Har-
dy. general passenger agent OF the Queen
and Crescent, was elected chairman Of
the association, and Mr.. Charles A.
Prick. chief clerk Of Assistant-General-
Passenger gent Kellond, Of the Illinois
Central. was elected secretary II Is I'M
derstood that the roads have agreed TO
sustain the association for the period OF
one year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
THE KESTUCKY DEADLOCK.
britain for the Withdrawal OF
BInclburn-iiouse Contests.


FRANKFORT. KY. February IA
Joint caucus Of the Democratic members
Of the Legislature will be called in the
next day or two to consider propositions
looking TO the withdrawal Of Blackburn.
The sound-money members have partially
drawn up petition TO Senator Black
burns managers. asking his withdrawal
in favor Of some sound-money man, and
il will be signed and presented In the
next day or two. Senator Blackburn
leaders in anticipation of this. say they
viii agree to the proposition If the petit
TONERS can get the support Of thirty
five members. This Is unlikely. but the
proposition will be laid before the caucus.
The House made both contest cases spe-
cial orders for tomorrow. The session
was peaceful and harmonious throughout.
There was no change In the senatorial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Run Over and Killed,

ITRAY, VA, February 7-(Special)-
James I.aconia. "A brak eman on the Nor
folk and Western railroad, IN attempting
to board a moving freight train his ar
tornoon. at Ingham. In this county. fell
Under the train and was run over by
the cars. death resulting soon after
wards Coroner Hudson viewed the body.
but deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Young Laconia's parents reside near Luz
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Washington News" Suspends.

WASHINGTON, February 27.-The Eve
ming News to-day suspended publication
after an existence Of a little over three
years. the Washington Times having pur-
chased its goodwill. advertising con-
tracts, and circulation.
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DemocrntIc IegislmIor Onsted.

COLUMBUS. O., February 27.-The
House Of Representatives to-day ousted
Charles q. Davis. Democratic represen.
tative from this county, and gave the
seat TO Dr. j. NJ. Merriman Republi-
cam, on contest, by strict party vote.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
WANTED.

YOUNG MAN AS PRIVATE CLERK
10 take charge OF small paper. win teach
him Practical Journalism, Typewriting.
collecting, Neutrality-suspicious. etc.
and allow him use OF library. Must be
Tor small salary. An excellent oppor-
tanity for the. right youth. Address l..
y. f., care Dispatch. fe23-its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
No MASSACRE AT M.Rsoy,y
IN outbreaks Has Occurred. How
ever. ut Adpnu

CoNsTANTINoPLE. February n
United states Minister Terrin has re-
ceived information from Marsovan show
ing that there has been no massacre
there. as reported. IN outbreak has oc-
CURED at Adanl, in which twelve Arme-
mans We're killed and forty ,vour5ad
u Is reported that the Russian consuIa Ia
az Adana was plilagel. but this report
Is not confirmed. The French Cops,,I
who went from Mersln 20 inquire into the
ahair reports that order has been re-
stored ~
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General Merrill Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. February I.-Gene-
raj Lewis Merrill died this morning at
the Presbyterian Hospital OF an affection
OF the kidneys. He was military com
mander in South Carolina during recon-
struction times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

case of Great Britain In Venezuela,
DisDnfe

LONDON, February H.-United States
Ambassador Bayard visited the Foreign
Office this afternoon. and held a long
conference with Lord Salisbury. The be-
lief prevails that Mr.. Bayard had re-
ceived an advance copy Of Sir Frederick
Pollock's compilation Of the case OF
Great Britain I'm the Venezuelan dlsput.
which will be issued next Wax.
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HARDY PIONEERING suunpEaY.

Altheas. Lilacs WeigellAs. WlstOrlax
Grape Myrtles, DeutZias. and Splreas.
Also. Vines and Phl0x In hest colors.
should be set before April
VI. X. CATLIN
fe 2s-3t' col east Main street
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. q. 1895.
ADDTNIn

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. q, 1895.
ARRIVED
steamer PocahOntas Graves Norfolk:
virginia NAVIGATION Company.
Schooner John ; Beecham. Trout. New
York coal FOR Warner Moore
schooner White Cloud. Smith, New
York coal for j. T. Renalls
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. q.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
British steamship Linda, Baltimore,
Captain ShawyOr
British steamship Manhanset, New
York. Captain Walker
British steamship Mendoza. New York,
Captain Dickens.
SAILED.
British steamship Dora. Foster, Ham
bur-
Schooner W p Hood. Providence
Schooner Kate b. ogden, New Bedford.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. FEB. 2S, 1896.
sun rises ........6:A HIGH TIDE.
sun sets .......6.02 Morning............4:3j
Moon rises ......6:50 Evening.
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PLANS TO REBUILD.
The Committee Of GraCs-Sirtel tapuS'
Church Taking Practical STEPS
.. $1,000 Already secured an"
prospect. Exceedingly
rcmpornr, Arrangements
-. s,nngoguc and academy

3" tN'
,.-...
r.fhI,ss destruction o-
......f church by fire ou I".S''>
'I' .. IN. beart-strinrs
"- .,.it..o trI.
-. "lu. N.Wi"' "''
.....i..eI universal s"iI'"''~
..,, the lko Of which mas
,., ir many years.
.. .. ".H' ,.t,ich has
r.. ...h'd sH"''"'' .i,,
... christian people "' ''V ''''
, closer fellowship. the
t.. l.rn practical and
....... ...,,, d., rs-
.... This Us d"
jess certain '"'' ''.o
b.. One which VIII C"''
So. every respect vI;h the
..Dl house OF worship
.r..sa,,. af-
. . swept away 0'
..,... rDlgN TIRE WALLS.
...-... down th. uieccs
. h.r-in. IA commit
.,.4 fo rr.ulrs and
... tte actual financial
...,.n OF the church
... h..u rti.u 90 I.f
..,,. Du saot. nut these
.s r.,+ .Iiy. i,.u ace
.. ,..t tV, DAYS by br
i,... ~. handsome
,..., raised 3r! pledged
..~r..... Of reconstruct
..-. er4 . Is low
...1 81, ,r. near
,...,'.,, ',,tt.r ,.u Lave,
.... . ..ch
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TIE GUN SHOOT.
On the Island Yesterday a Afternoon was
Highly Successful.

On the; Island Yesterday A ncrnoon was
Highly Successful. 4 II 1
h The Wheeling Gun Club shoot on the
Island yesterday,w was attended by ttir.
ty marksmen.s some Of whom are
members Of the st. Mary's5 Gun Club.
=. The events resulted as follows. :.
First. event, ten blue rocks-Ke eser,
6; Wright, s; Cowen. 6; Penn. 0: Burt,
o. Lennon, .; s. T. Mallory, 9; Coch-
ran, 9; Coll, 9:iYerglsss Is; Beebe. 6; J.
F. Mallory, 8; Schllcher, o.: McCol-
Tough, S. Myers, Z. !
'ssecond event, fifteen blue & rocks--
Burt is: Coll, 10; Cowen, IL; Penn, is;
8. T. Mallory, II; Beebe, y II; Cochran,
9;"J. E. Mallory, IL; Yerges, II; Schlich-
er, 8; keeser, IL; Wright, II; Cole, IL;
Kennon, 10; Myers, 10. 2 s53l ! II.
Third event, ten blue rocks--SchlIch-
er, d;tBeebe, 6; Verges, z; y. F. Mallory,
7;E;S! T.. Mallory. O; Cole, Z; Cochran,
I: Burt, 10: Mccullough. 8; Penn. 10:
Keeser, Il Coil, IS; Wright 10; Dinger,
7;tCowen, 6; Myers, 6. X. y i.t.
n Fourth event, fifteen j blue rocks
Schllcher, TO-; ;Beebe, 10; Verges. IL: j..
f. Mallory, 12; s. r. Mallory, ~; Cole,
IA; Cochran, III Wright, 15i Cowen, 10;
Penn, 49,, Keeser ~; Myers, Il; Burt,
10: Coll, 10. 81 e a.: !, s3
). Fifth event.ten blue; rocks-Schllchcr,
s: Beebe, z: Verges, s: ]. T.. Mallory, Q;
s.. T. Mallory, 8; Cole. .: Keeser, 6;
Wright, 10; Cowen. 10: Penn. 0: Smith,
6; Mccullough. 81: Cochran, Z; Kennon,
10; Duffy, s; Duffy,72; Burt, o.; COLES.
Sixth event, fifteen blue rocks--Burt,
70: Coil, II; Mcclure. 4; S5kecser, II;
Penn. II; Duffy, II; Schllcher, 81 Beebe.
s: Yerges, IA; ]. f. Mallory, II: Cole,
II. n = - Z Y ~ :t5llsi.
Eighth ,event.ten blue rocks-SchlIch-
er. s.: Beebe. s: Yerges, q: J. F.. Mall
lory, lO:T S. T. Mallory, g.. Cole, 2; j.. B..
Duffy, 6; Wright, I: Cowen. s; ]: z.
Duffy, s; Keeser, 10; Cochran, 4;smlth.
4;% Burt, 10; Mccullough. 8; Coil, IS;
Mcclure, 4. : ~ 80;
: Ninth event. fifteen blue rocks--Duf-
fly 10; Mcclure, 8; Coll, -: ]. B. Duffy,
6; Wright, II; Cowen, II; Penn; 10;
Kceser, ia; schllcher, IL; lverges. 10;
Beebe, 10:l ]. +. Mallory, o. s.. r. NAL
Tory, 9; Cole. IL. q Z
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INTERSTATE GAMES
o.day's gaIs,ts-. Wheeling : at Toledo.
Washington at Fort Wayne, New Castle


e NaI1a
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencor. " :. 4
LEDo, Ohio, Sept IL. - The Nall
.ers gave the home team a. hard run for
their money IN the opening game otithe
series and Il looked FOR q moment In
tht ninth as II tho wheellnsites would
bunch their hits and run away with
the. game. Al; Il was,i several bleacher
faces suffered from palpitation OF the
heart. Kane was in the box for tho
Visitors and pitched a very erratic
game. At times he was a puzzla and
then again was Wild as q! free sllverlte,
hitting bntters lndiscrlmlnatoly, but
giving few bases on balls,
;lKeenan had good control Of the ball
and although he gave six bases, they
were passed out to the heavy batters.
The work OF Umpire Hubbard was very
yellow, both teams suffering from tho
poor work. gs98sii
Wheelings Hrst run was made in tho
third, when Gallagher lifted the ball
over the right field fence for
four bases. Not until the
seventh did they, score again and then
by a base to Violet, singles by Robin
son and Kane, shaw's sacrifice and
Haller's two-bagger. two runs were
scored. SjS s 5 iAi5
E. In the ninth. Violet hit safely, Shaw
and Robinson followed with singles
and Halter again hit the ball over the
fence for two bases and Whaley rctlr-
ed the side with long ny to center.
For Toledo In the, second, Cooke sim
gled, kim was hit by a pitched ball.
a wild pitch advanced both. and an
ottfeld put ont and n sacrifice scored
two runs. Arthur came in IN the third
on gift ofarst,a steal and Beck's Two
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THE BANK RossER
Who Tiled 10 Tap enc ys.it OF : Sal,
" Rra,ieitcd Ban styeit Known. q !,

Who Tried 10 Tap che ynuit OF . Sal,
Rraneiieo Ban siysii Ienowu., S h
SAN FRANCISCO. sept. az -JohnfJs
Mccarthy, who was arrcated wednee.
dayevenlng on the charge OF being the
leader In the attempt 10 rob Tho First
National bank OF Los Angeles lis az IA.
millar character anlpuB police circles, g
AZ a cate era eksr, tho prisoner has an
almost national reputation, but his at.
tempt TO crack the treasury Vault OF the
bank BY means OF, a tunnel, Is believed
10 be his first effort along these lines, 2
Mccarthy admits that he was In Los
Angeles at the fine of the attempted
SAFE robbery, but strenuously deniesthat
ne had anything to do with the crime.
mccarthy tis about thirty.n years OF
nge. he ID powerfully built, and In the
pa'nny days OF the old California Athlet-
&c L. eiuD, gave many exhibitions In the,
He says he was born In New York and
has passed many years Of his life an d
sailor. He claimsi TO have been EN-.
nloyed on the steamers plying between
Panama and South American ports, and
also on vessels In European waters.
IN lS92 he WIS arrsated with Shorty"
Adams and Ed Connolly for the robbery
Of a safe In Seattle. icCarthy con-
,tessed the crime and turned states! evil
dence. His confederates were sentenc-
cd TO serve seven years In prison. Mo.
earthly then went to Los Angeles, where
ne was arrested but escaped conviction
for shooting a man, s}33 81 'sf n
A few days ago, II. L. Jones, at whose
saloon the bank robbers made their
headquarters and began their tunnel,
was arrested In Seattle and taken to
Los Angeles. Detective Bradis, OF Los
Angeles. is expected 10 arrive in this city
to-day to take charge of Met arthy.t The
search for the robbers that aretstill at
large will continue. The suspected men
are named Matheney Ryereon and GIL
lespie. n M an.
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y NEW YORK. Sept. s1l.--Lnzard Frores
has deposited $500, 900 In gold at the sub
treasury in exchange for legal tenders.
The steamships Britannia and Fuerst Bis
marck brought .Cl3.oo0 and 1891, 800 gold,
respectively, making the s. aggregate
amount received {23. li2, 650. Tho bank OF
British North America will deposit at the
.subrtrcasury In exchange for. legal ten
ders the 100000 gold received on the
Fuerst Bismarck. IN. . lSsil,l2
There had been. deposited at tho sub
treasury up to t2:l5 y. m. to-day 100000
in gold t;ifJB. - I. {, tS85 n h
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"a MYSTERIOUS CASE. ,
Did Albert Frnntz XIII His swreii Q ,rt
Bessie Littlet 80

: ~ H
DAYTON, o.. Sept. 1.-THE case Of
Albert Frantz, charged with the betrayal
and murder of Bessie Little. ID develop
Ing Into one of the most mysterious
crimes on record. Chief OF Police Fer
rell has ascertained where.iand when
Frantz3 bought the revolver. that was
used, and now he Is hunting the, weapon
Frantz threw into. Saltwater. with Bessie
Llttle's body. so as to idantifyit as the
one Frantz bought. Diver Graham, of
Cincinnati. has been at work here to- day
searching the bottom OF the river where
Frantz, on his own confession. threw
the body from the bridge. Hundreds OF
people lined the banks Of the river to-
day and the excitement increaePs daily.
Meantime iFrantz sticks 10 his original
story that Miss Little shot herself while
they were out riding, and ir-his fright
he threw her body into the river. He
coniesses that he threw the revolver in
the river and snys'it did not belong to
him. II the weapon Is found and identi-
fed by Ferrel's man, then Frantz will
have a complete chain of!:;eyidence
against him. ( q 81 5;i
Frantzwas arrafgned to-dayrplead not
guilty and his case was continued with
out BAIL q \ 5.i3sE
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Turkl,h Treasury Empty.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 1l.-Fears
arc entertained here Of a renewal OF the
recent disorders, md these approximations
have caused a panic among the general
public. The shops at Galata and SIAM.
boul were closed at an early hour to-day
owing to rumor that fresh manifesta-
lions were being organized. Trade Is al
most ut standstIll and the lack OF money
In the Turkish treasury Is n serious feature
of the situation. Fifteen army. officers who
went to tho war office to claim their ar
rears In pay were informed that there
were no funds with which to pay them.
The officers thercupon resigned their com.
missions and were promptly arrested for
o. 1olpu -las=f
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Il. ParkersburG Won Two,
,pecIal Dispatch 70 the 1ntellIRencer.

y
MARIETTA, Ohio, Sept. 1.-THE Ma
rletta team was defeated this morning
at Parkersburg, by}a score of to 5, In
an interesting game: In The afternoon
game Catcher Donahue hurt his thumb
In the first inning and could play no
longer. There was no one on the team
who could hold the left handed Blough
and he was taken out OF the box at
ha1end OF the. first and nearly every
man on the Marietta team took turn
in the box and turned the game Into
a farce, not attempting to defeat the
Parkersburg team, after the first. The
crippled condition of the Marietta team
made 1t possible for parkersburg 4. to
win Its games this week. but with all
It still stands. Marietta seven and Par
kersburg ak. y 80 Y B 4 ~. e =,
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route, among which win sbe those al
sssfaiss NY sa gs
morning at 6:l5 o'clock and Mr.. Bryan
Will address, the citizens OF that, city al o
O'clock. AT p.i5i he will continue on his
TRIP 10 ST. Louis. making short speeches
from the platform OF the car all along
the, route. Mrs Bryan VIM mol accom-.
pany her husband through the south.
but u is expected she win Join The party
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3 arcslsS ID ~ ~ N.zIa -
,M0UNDSVILLE
AaIiscellaneous Melango or Minor Mat
tiers from IIarshall's Metropolis.

ttSSi tcrn from 'MnFhnnips metropolis ,gf5fstt,
x The Enworth League social held at the
residence Of CAPTAIN Conant on Thursday
enjoyable affair. The nature of the gath
erins wnsG tho weighing OF tho ladies.
whose weight wns placed on cards. These
were drawn by the ,gentlemen, md with
hundred and took tho ladies' to frefresh-
ments. q A price was given I'd the lady
who weighed the most, and to the one
weighing the lcaHt. Miss Matte Roberts
tipped tho scales at 257 pounds, she win
erts won tha second at % pounds. lE l.
e Miss Ella .McFaddeni left yesterday
join her brother w. II. McFadden, and
yienyo for New York, from whence they
y sa sons He pf iSSS
continent Of Europe for eight weeks be-
foro returning home. " Y ., #
a Work Is progressing on tho new school
building during tho good weather. " The
slate roof Is. being put on, tho pla stering
are D sbasut aphS I @ hs r Sas
Ing already commands an Imposing APP.
'pearnncc. II "! ~ n " itS II
b Since tho assignment OF Batson. Bald
win S& Estel. the east end planning mill
firm. the f,rst Of this week. creditors lin
e Suite 81 tanse IN eonSac see CT
the business Is reported. re .s!,3t
y; Dr., J. julius Richardson. OF washington,
D. c.. Ia making a short stay with friends
here, having come from New Martinsvlle,$
where he has been spending az few days
with his parents Z .sstifIrs.5
!, Boydiand Vance Horner. Of Lumberport,
W.4.Va.y z arrived flast evening to f;spend
several days with friends In tho city..ts,
IS Clerk Lewis yesterday issued a marriage
license to Jacob Burnley, and Delphia Day.
ltond both Of Belton,A this county. q
4. ,w.FSW. Evans! editor Of the Waynes.
burg Independent is. In the city tho guest,
OF relatives. - ~
a The pavement on Tomlin avenue be-:
tween Seventh and lg atrsets is being
ESW.; p. Mel donald, of sIstsrsyille, Was
hero on business yeskardhy.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. sepsE!11.-
owing to the appearance of q number
OF cases of, typhoid fever on thcGna
vessels fitted out, at League. Island.
pennsylvania navy yard, the III navy
department. Is considering thea pfoprl-
ETY. OF, disseminating the comfbIssion-
Ing OF vessels at that navy yard until
,,he Philadelphia authorities hayn ia
Ken steps TO remedy the existing bad
sanitary conditions. ~ 1s.::5r.!s "a :,
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Prominent nlil,.t y,te,r,nr, -, N 'pyin = ~ =.

QUINCY. Ills, 4 Sept 11.-Ma1or, Gen:
etal james D. Morgan, div!sIont com.
,1nander under Sherman. Is at the point
W death and cannot last through hi the
nIght. He was Commander OF n BATH
eh In tho Mexican war, and Is presI-
nent OF the Army OF the Cumberland
ana treasurer OF the Soldiers Home.
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BALTIMORE, sept. 1.-THE Cham.
plons lost 70 the Brooklyns to-day In
adult and lstless contest, totally With
out feature, unless, perhaps; twas the
lack of Interest displayed by the home
team. The game was one OF those
postponed In brooklyn and had the
Champions won II. the pennant fortlSss
would have been theirs beyond doubt.
Attendance, 1855. b 81
Score: RHE
Baltimore al . 0 o % % . 4 o-5 4
Brooklyn siAS 70 70 3 y a 9r-io u 3
Earned runs. Baltimore s: Brooklyn 4.
Pitchers; Hemmlng and tDaub. Umpire.
Hurst. Time, Ti5. 81 ~ siii
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-the treas
ary to-day5lo 500, 100 in gold coin .and
tHoOO In bars which leaves thea true
amount OF the reserve s10s, o19. 70S,9s In
addition to deposits OF gold accounted
ior IN to-day's figures. about s5.000;00O In
SoId coin has been received butp.not
counted or paid for. Mondays state
iMcnt VIII probably show the reserve to
DC Sll3, 200, 900 or more. y y; = =! Ii
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LINCOLN, Ncb., Sept. II The SILVER
,G'ubs Of this city, headed by Il brass
Hnand, escorted William j. Bryan to the
Ilepot this evening, where large crowd
nan gathered to- say goodbye TO the
nominee. Mrs Bryan started 4 onp;hls
sain palgnlns the southland
east at 9:l6 Tonight taking tho Nils
ny sTuri Pacific train Il for; kansns y Clty.t
mere Will be dGtnonBtrationsa along the
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:lnnnL,plr,:.,,ctor!E n,l,ttzles.

y BEnI jim Sept. ll..---Herr Oskar schus-
ter, n Elreetor OF the Nordeutscher Han.
dcls.G esolschnft, has been arrested on the
charge OF embezzlemtnt.2 The. newspapers
estimate the dcfalcatio at 2, 900 900 to 3 00D.-
900 marks. Other arrests are said TO BIO
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In the Eastern pan-iIanditft.sts..

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgenter.
MARTINsBURG, W. Va, Sept IL
Mr.. S. c. Burdette, OF Charleston. closed
successful series Of three speeches for
Mckinley and Hobart in this. county
with big meeting at Hedgevilie to-
night. Another Republican club was or
ganized. making the fourth in the coun-
". besides the Lincoln club of:this city,
which has nearly 500 memberS on Its
rolls. The Bsynn and Sewall Club has
ninety man,tpra t-,s ~ .1.i5t ~