The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 2

OUT OP A HOLE, How Cincinnati Bested Indianapolis. The) Cincinnati TTbIom TTIb Haadsoiaftly at Kusu Cltj. Uttle Burns PlstlnulabM ElmMlf as a Pitcher. Races si Saratoga Other Sporting Matter of ao Interesting- Nature. The Cincinnati triad very hard to lose to Indtan-apolla yesterday, but Charley Snyder, who bad presented the visitor with a run earlier In tb me, reconsidered tbe oxatter, and la th eighth.

Inning got In a hit bleb. Mot la two rnna, and gave tbe bam team tue vlctery they scarcely deaerved, Tbe (am waa on ot tboaa peculiar exhibitions the Cincinnati "herre urated la recently. The reor-faulted Club from liaoslerdom bunohed tbelr blta Just wbtn the Cincinnati bunched taur errotn. The Beds only made tbree fleldlog blunders, but each oue counted a (ally, aad each on waa of aa la-ex cu hi aatare. A few aver fourteen huDdVed witnessed tba content, whlca wan marred In tae first Inning br aa aosideat ot a sickening character.

Morrison, a man the Cincinnati tried bard to secure, lauded on Bhaillx for a single, and he came borne with the only earned run of the game a few momenta later on Pbllllpa' triple to center. The latter waa caught at th plate while trying to ecore on a half-pa wind ball. Witn two oat, Watkln came to the bat, and fell a victim to one of the tariff curves of Shall! x. Tbe poor fellow docked bis bead, bat It was too late, and tbe nail caught him oa tba temple. He rolled over Into tbe alamood.

while a thrill of horror passed through tbe heart of those In stands. He was balf carried, writhing nervously with pain, to tba directors' room, wber It was found that though tbe ahock to hi system bad been great, 00 bones were broken. It waa ten to fifteen mlaotea before play waa then Donnellr, dressed In one of the Cincinnati boys' uniforms, appeared on third In Wat gins' place. Tbe Cincinnati Immediately tied tbe score on FenneJiys bard Tap to left center far tbree basea and a passed bait, The visitors added two runs In tbe third. Morrison got la bis second safe hit, and on Pbllllpa' drive reached second.

Peoples fumbled the bit a moment. and then threw wild tonus Morrison at third, wno came on lit on' tbe error. 1 hen Charley fcnyder made a clear tuufl of McPnoe1 assist, and Phillips scored. With two runs In. a man on Una.

nonodv out and tbe Cincinnati rattled, thing wore rsthera roseate bus tor a defeat, but one man waa thrown out at home, another caught napping st third, and the third eastlv dis-Dusad of on a grounder to McPhee. A fumble br Collins, a passed ball and Mnyder's nit let Corkhlll aruuud In tbe fourth, aud the ecore was tied tbe sixth on McFhea-a bit, a steal to second and an other tumble oy 00111ns. in ua eientn inaian-spoil again forged ahead. McPhne stopped Morrison's easy grounder, aud having luta of time, lost "tossed" the bail over to Cork bill, but he tuesed It In nigh, and Morrison got to second and then home on Phillips' third bit. Tt was do or die witb Cincinnati.

June opened tbe eighth with a hit. carpenter' grounaer waa lumoiea oy Ajonneiiy, started and was ran down. MePtiee got In a bit, and then bo and Carpenter simultaneously stole third sod second. Corkhlll struck out, Snyoer fanned at a couple of balls, and elxlner up one which suited mm. sent it saie, ana nota xuenoame in.

The full score follows: Ciwcismati. a. a a. la. o.

a. x. a 1 i 0 i 0 1 1 1 1 3 3 1 1 i it i i ooooi 0 Ik "5 27 17 a. 1b. p.o.

a. x. a 3-1 1 3 A 0 ot a i 3 0 0 1 0 at 0 1 I 1 a a i 0 7 7 Feanetly.a a est. c. i Jon, I.

t. Carpenter, Sb. McPhee. 2b. CorahiU, la- tiny der.

o. r. L. Bballix, Totals India stiroLia. If orrl sou c-1 runups, a Collins, zo.

Connelly, Xlecker. Kerins. lb McKeOn, Wiehe, r. E. 4 I ralta, lL.

a I i rim lnn.ii. Indianapolis 1 0-4 Runs Karned Indianapolis. I. Three-Base Hits FennellT and Morrison. Double Plavs Harder.

Corithill and McPhae. Fennelly, McPnee and Cork- nui. xeii on nasea cincinnatis. luoiananoiis. fclruck uut-vdaruantar a MePhaa.

Pennies, shallla Corkhill. Phillip. Donnelly Decker, Keriua. Basts on Called Balls Decker, FenneUy. Base Given by Being Hit by Pitcher WaUtlaa.

Donnelly. First Bse ou r.rrors t-inctunatl. tnaianapona, l. wild Throws Deoaer. Peonies.

McPbee. Pasned Grounder Collins, Fumbled Groandera nelly 3, Collins. Muffet' Thrown Ball Snyder. Passed Ball 'Decker 3. Tim of Game Two hours aoa torty-ave auuatea.

Umpire Dviony, Borsl OntdVoe Himself. rexciAt trfaPATcsi to vsrn SastsaS Oitt, Mo Angost 3 The game Between the Olmtinnatis and Kansas'City yesierday was a battle ef the pitchers, sad resulted la a wen earned victory for Buraa, the rorkopojl pitcher, whose effective worn with the sphere was phenomenal, not a single safe nit being made off his delivery, and the gasae resulted la the defeat of tbe home team by a score of I to. I. It waa a great game, the feat ot pitcher succeeding in not allowing his op poalng batsmen to get a single bit off bim being very rare. Tbe number of games in, If been accomplished are tew and far between, la tact, they eonld be eeoated on one fingers.

Black, wbo pitched for tbe home team, waa a Wo very sfreetlva, bat six bit being -made off bint, snee of which were scratch hits to short field, and three oi them being made after the side should have been out. Considering the fact that It was a dark, gloomy day. and th grass damp, the game has few, it any, eqeaJa On record ao far as tb wurk of tbe respective pitchers was concerned. The clue da were ao lowering at times tbat it was exceedingly difficult for Cmplre Sewgrd to judge balls and strikes with any degree ot accuracy, and such being tbe case, it la no wonder tbat a number ef errors were made by the lnfieidars on hard ht ground balls and by wild throwing to bases. The game was one of the moss brilliant ever reported in the way of great fielding, ao leas than four double plays being made, two by the visitor and two by the home team.

Barney MoXaugblin Deaalay aud skweany doubling up Glasscock aud Burns in the tUrat inning on tbe tatter's hit between first and second. Baldwin and alclAQghlia gobbling Sylvester and Crane on a foul Up, while Glasscock. Crane and Mi-Query doubled np Straus and Cud-worth In the second on th tatter's hit to short, and MoCarmtek. Crane and MeQaery deobled np pweeny and Deaaly la tbeelghth Inning on tiweeay losg fly to center, and aa Deaaly had reached home on the hit, be waa easily thrown out before be could return to hret. Tbe game waa an adUg ona.

as there were several atagaa at which tt asemed as though the home team would tie the score, there being chances to do ao in tbe seventh, eighth and ninth Innings, but not a run waa scored after the third Inning by either aide. The score is as follows: Kansas oitt. Sweeny, Goruiao. 3li lcl.uniin. Baldwiu.c Black, a 4 4 a- 1b.

p. a. 0 0 13 0 1 a i i 0 2 3 0 0 4 3 0 0 14 a i 01 3 24 a. a. 0 10 7 1 1 1 10 0 1 0 10 0 an a 12 3 4 10 2 0 0 1 I I "a "5 ftraus.

1. I Ondworth. lie a. Veach, r. CINCINNATI VSIOKS.

McCornilck.e. Hsrbidge. r. 1.. IMcQdcrry, lb 4 taue, 3a a Byleter, 1.

4 Crotty. 3 laaes, xn Totalau -31 Innings Kansas City leUQ00 1 ctncinnaiia. aiiaoteoog Buns Karned-Kanaaa Oily, Ctuotaaatl, 1. Two-Bas-. Ull Burua f-actlBoe Hit MoLaugnlin.

i.0:1 My-MLauhllo to Deasley to bweeney. Baldwtn to Mel.ughlla. Ulaaaooea to Crane to Mo-Wuerry, Mecoruiick to Craae to MeQuerry. Left on Basea-Kaasas Ulya, Clncinnalls, a First Base ttys, Clnelnnatia, Wild Pitches Wsck Burns, 1. Tim of Game-Oae hoar and forty -five minutes.

Cmplre Beward. A Losely.Flsvyal Oaae. araciAi. aiaraTcai rotii untza ar. Ijoeu, August Browna aeared aa easy vlotory over tb Toledoe to-day la a very poorly played game.

MoQlaatss reappeared la ike box for the home team, and was bit hard. O'Dey pitched for the visitors, and was also batted freely. The Holding of both nines waa miserable. According to the turnstile count there ware LCxt peopla on the ground. ellhr side scored la the first Inaiog, hot in the second the home team pounded ont six mas by Nteol being given a base bv being ait with a attested ball, and ua two.bavar by Daasley and blta by kCrabmeyar.Uueat, McuTu-nee.

Uleasoo, Latham and Lewis. In tbe fourth Tu.d scored tar runs hits by Miller, Weteb aad Poorman and a wretched throw. Tbelead of ta Brown was so large that the game waa uuiataraat-Ing after the eeeond inatng. ToLinoa B.BiOfA Kii Hr. Lorrta.

if it? Barkly.3b Millt-r. Wsich. cf ii i'li lLatham. Ot Lewis, ef 2 3 rrei Hum If Lane, lb O'Dey. p.

Metster. Magulra, Totals comuutey.ia. 0,13) 1 Kicoi, Krelmver. If a 4 li i 0iH.aM. sa' McOlnalsjp" tie Totals.

-r- Inalaga. Toledoa. St. 1 3 8 4 3 0 7 1 4: St. Louis.

Btraek Oat -By O'Dat 2 1 T5 Glnnla. a. Doable lUyTiuist, iZmlilLJ? iv vswssasasnfe Aa r.avnltlng Oaosta. rsntt snsitaa la Tis saucisia sr. Irtimruu, Aagust VTbe tHts.uu.

al Hated the Portamooih In hrUllaat battle hare to-day la tba nreeence of about one tbonsaad people. The game wag evenly fought ana oioaaiv was aaasaiiaiij'aaaa- tie of pitchers, la wbica Baker Came ant decidedly tbe victor, striking out thirteen of tae Portaraouth sluggers. Tbe heaviest hitters In the visiting team were tbe very ones most puzzled by the slim young man's corvee and boots. Cross supported blm la bis Inevitably great form, and bU lightning throwing wen too usual vocal admiration from the Both were presented with bDiima bou-ooets at tbe beginning of tbe ninth inning. The vtxitingteam put In tbelr new pitcher, McLaughlin, late ef tba VaiUiaorea, and bawaehU hard, b.aa rule not safely, fcach team made are bits, toe hprlogneUl exceeding In number of.

total bases. The game opened with the visitor a oat. and nettoer aiue sconeum V- ond Ardaer hit to Doren.wbo nld" XPU throw to Mlirel, allowing the ru nner te reach third. He scored Immediately af lerwero. on Kbu sacriflce intbS Tfounn inning tbe Portsmouih tied the score, Henke going to tfrst on ball, reaching sefr ondoaapaaseo ball.atealiag third by a neat Piece of oase-rt mning.

and scoring On Ardner excassble mnffof McLaughlins fly. Trh We waa maintained fur nve tnnlnas. bein sides occaonally geUiug men on bum. but permitting tliein to die there In the KprlnsnelU' half of the ninth Inning reckinpauab bit safely alter bhoupe had bed out uud carulully selected a bat, moistened bis bauds, toed tb plate and caucbt the first ball that earns square iy en tbe trale-mark. It weot to tbe extreme corner of the valley, bringing In PecklnpaOEb with tbe winning run.

Woods msde four basea, but of ooursB his run did not count- score: BpaiMor'ba. Hhoupe.aa... feck in 'go, if. KlPoRTSM'Tlta. KB OAK 0 I 1 Ol 4 0.

0 Hill 2 1 l(HO 0' I Henke. 01 0, 4. It 1 il 0 1 ot 0 m' nl Wood, ti C'ros. Arduer.ab. lihue.

lVMcLagbUn.p o. i ii verH, c. Akc.Sn... 0 Js kon, rl. 3: vt'elr.

si oi a Baker. 0' 0 1 ifchor, lb 0. 0 01 Totals Hi Totals. Il 11 2 Innlnir 13S4t7a 2 S001OOUWV Earned Rnn-Sprlngneld. I.

First Base on Er-rora-fpiingHeld. 1: rortiunoutbs. 1. Thre-fiae silt wood. 1.

Left on Basen SrinKHelrl. I'orts- niouths, a Don we nays iwiwy rn-ign, Fisher alone. Btruok out on Baker. on Mc-Laughlln. 3.

Bauw on Balm By Baker. 3. raased rvjiil rose, j. iujf ii uvu, uuv uvu miautaa. Umpire Brennen.

Clinching; On to First Place. VKC1AL pISPATCS TO TBI BNQOIKKB. BiLTisiitr, August 28. "If I borne I wonld qnlt playing!" shouted Holbert, Captain of the Metropolitan Clnb, tbis afternoon, at the beginning of the game, when tbe audieoae hiyaed and yelled at empire Griffith for making a close dif luion In favor of tbe Metropolitans. For a short time the position of tbe umpire was a one.

and ex clamations such aa "Get a man for an "Tell bim whereto stand!" "Put that kid in a box!" arose from a crowd of about four hundred men and boys in tbe left-field seats. It war this continual wrangling that ruffled Holbert and brought fortb his awful tnreat. As tbe game continued the umpiring improved a little, bnt many decisions lacked judgment. and alwuys favoring ilie visitors, ar to the game, it was won in the nr.it Ipnlnc. The Mela went a-tu bat, and Nelson led ofT with a two-bagger.

Brady took bis base on an xrror by Burn, bringing iu three The home team were enable hit Keefe.ami the strongest hatters were retired en strikes. Tbe game being all onesided, was very dull, the yells of tnt" audience being the enly feature. la the fourth inning Kennedy, in runningirntn second to third, sprained lit auKle. His place was rilled by Helptchlagilr. Tbe same dubs play to-morrow.

The soorej BALTIMOHgS Clinton, H. boramer. 3bw Burn, 2b Casey Stearns, Trull. York, rt Henderson, Macullar, ss. Totals A I Mm I BO II II INeiHon, ss.

1 l' O.lnrany.rf 0 1 i O.iHoseman, cf. oi 0 Ti lljTror. 2b 1 ti 1 0, 1 Holbert. 0 5 Kennedy, 0 21 3 0 IKevfe. iiHaipacb 'g'rJI 4 27 18 8 I ToUls 1 1 11 'vl.

1 ki 0, 1 i 1 0i 4 0 Hi 0 0 (i 0 II nl 0 .0, 0 Oi 01 0 9-27ill; 2 13xi7SS OOOOSUOOl 1 300300100 Hlllmurw Metropoll Karned Ron- Metropolians, 2. Tc-Ba Hits Henderson. Base on Ball Balllniorea, Left on Basse Baltimore. Metropolitans. 1.

First Bane on Krrors Metropolitans. 1. Wild Pitohee Hendersoa, a Passed Balls Trott, 1 Holbert. 1. ritruck Out By Henderson.

by Kecfe. Hit by Pitched Ball Keefe. )eleon, Ksterbrok. Htearns. Time of Game Two liuur and hiteeu mluutes.

I'rupira Oriitith. The Lotas tne Wins, ractax orsrATCu to ran asrauiaaa. Frrranuna, August 3a. Ths weather today, although a trtde too warm to play ball, waa all tbat tbe spectators desired. About two thousand persona assembled at tbe Exposition Park to eujuy the exhibition.

In contrast with tbe preceding day's game, this was, aa ktbaOer more tritely tban elegantly expressed It, "One of the rankest ever played. Tbe St. Lioois, representatives fielded excitably, and plied errors on top of errors until it really became monotonous, Notwithstanding tbe loose playing of the visitors. It was a very exciting and closely contested game, the snore ntauding to 4 la favor of the xaicaa nine. Tbe Pittsburg were first at tbe bat, nod on errors of Whitehead and Baker and attiple and douMe-bsgger of Gardner mid Luck scored three runs.

After that it was a succession of 0. a 0. until tbe ninth Inning, when after one KHick waa retired at first. Krelg battled a long bit for two bases. Uard-ner struck out, and tchoenralc hit for two buses earning relics' run.

Tne visitors did noiWure until tba fourth Inning, when after Howe hud ben thrown out by Atkinson at drat. Gleason anil Boyle were given tbelr basea on balls. Hweeney and Qolno next made base hits, bringing in three runs, tieing the score. In the next inning, aided by an error of Suck, teibafler getting hli base ou bain and a base bit by Gleason.two more runs were credited to the visitor, which won them the gaiue. The score: OlAlK.i fT.Lori U2J.

A F. Klllctt. Krelg, ef Gardner, Hclioencfc, lb. Battin, 3b tuck, 0. 0.

0 iDunlap.lii 1 31 2i 0 a Siialer, rf I 01 01 0i 1 1 Howe, cf I oi 2 1 31 II CI li 2 I 1 II 4 I 101 II o1 1 6 It i Boyle. If I I' II II 0 I 1 iwweeney, 11 i 0 4 10 Househr.U 31 u- uninn, 01 lo! 1 Baker, rf Atkinaon. p. Total I' KAker. ni ij si 3 i oi 4 1 11 If II 3 9 34 Totals shrill 'ii Incinra.

Fittsbu trt. Loula 1 I I 4 1 I HU 1000000 0 1 24 0003100005 Buna Earned Pittaourgs. 2: St. Looi. 1.

Thrfe- Hase 1 its rsuca. sattiu. neooenca, lotui Basea on Clean if its Pittsburg. 5: St. l.otiis.

s. Xkiuule Plava Atkiuson. tiardnr and scboeui-k. Householder and Mchonck, ibuck and sciioenck. Baker aud Qulnn, Gleason and iHinlap.

on a- I L- i i. id vu ii, w. i Areig uartioer, natttn z. rtousenoiat AtKinson uubiad. nowa unasos.

rsssevf on canea iu t. Louis, Paused Balls Pittsburg. 2. Time of Game One hour aud fifty minutes. Cmplre atengie.

Maintaining Their Position. SPECIAL IHHrATtB TO TUB ENttL'iaKR. Kr August SB. The strong Cnlum- bus team defeated the Loulsvilles tbis afternoon by tbe strongest and beat kind of bail-plajring. litarting out with luck and a bull-headed umpire square against them, they pulled tba game out of tbe are and displayed both courage and pluck-Drier, tbe nrcplre, was ao evidently againit Columbus tbat even the home people expressed loud oiap- Srooation.

The hneat festure ot the asm was erser's magnint-ent pitching, lie plavt-u almost tbe entire game for Louisville, and had miserable support in the Held and ao assistance at tbe bat. Coiumbu played an even but uot brilliaut game, tbe point being occupied by Dundon and Csrroil. I.ouivrt.i.K. Browning, 10. Cline.

Wolf rf. Hecker, Msskrey, Huillvan. Uerbardt, 2b Recrius.3b.j. M'Laughu, Total A'K iroll MBl a. o) I Brown, rl 0 Pj 0 j.sir.itb.Sb ll(Oi 0.

4, ill 0 2i -l-i 6i27 Hi 0 5i 1 1 Cj 0 oi 2i 1 0. Ij 0 Field, 0 Hrchmundgs olMsnn. cl ll I I'ICarrulI, li ni 3b II'mVoII If irto 3'Dundun, il! Hi 3 Innings 1 3 3 4 5 7 Louisville, 3 OOluoooo 3 Columbus 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 14 Two-Base Hits Wolf, Three-Base Htts Wolf, Hecker. Left on Ils-s Louisvilles, ii Columbus, 4. Double Play Kmith aod Fields.

Struck By Hecker. 17: by Dundon. S. Paiaed Balls-Sullivan, Carroll, 2. Time o( Gem One hour and forty minutes.

Umpire Dyler. Sorrow In Butler County. ar-KCiAi. siarATcm to tbs cxansts. August S3.

The Iiaytons downed the HamMtous here to-day by a score of 7 to 4. The game drew a large crowd, aa Ityan, formerly oi the Hamilton, occupied the points for Dayton. He Pitched a very dever came, but the Hamilton did otne heavy hatting. The haytons' flvlil was most erTe4tive. a they are credited witu seven put-outa and six assists.

Th score was aa follows: HaUILTOXS. A HlVtllML A ili.il i. II fl 1 ouanwu. Sielnmj'er. p.

eiWeeny. Il at 3 e- txlilns. Of 2 2: 7S I' Kowera. lb 0 1 Oi Msrk. tb 0 0 01 11 llMstel.au....

0 1 if0 llohn. rf 1 2I' 0 1 0. 1 0 1 II I Keed.r Hoillseail. Keesler, Xa i If li at fl Hull is. 2 i li 0, trux, It oi u' 0 Jeone.cf.

ti' 2 a 4i 7WVMt, 3 123478 020-0 030004 10103200 17 Hamiltons Day tons. It ns Ksmsd Haenllteaa Pmrton. 5. Two- Base Mils Jtona aad Collin-. Tlir.n-M iwi Hits Kweeny and Ct x.

Total Base on Clean HiU Ham ilton, ro; Dayton. j-fi on Basea Hamiltou, Daytotia, xumck Out (Kieinuiyer. Kysn.4. oss-a 00 vaiivi nails rtamiitons, 4. Kuse Ulven by Being Hit by Pitcher Brun- Wild rivrows and 211.

FieUibied Unwa4m -Kiuanf tr and 1 1 ini inrwwn sutiis c-it ana nower. Pssned Bella Cos. Wild and eteiamyer. Time of Game Two hoars and af- wh luisuim viupirw St. ouuivan.

Paytoai vs. -iaailton arauiaL mirrvm to wb axiuiaga. Ha a it. to Ohjo, Angust ta. The Daytous were saved a coaapleto shut-out here to-da through tbe leniency of he umpire, and then, Dayton like, they kicked beoauso they were not given the game.

The Hamilton played a great game. Th visitors were enable to Bit (lureeoy for anv thina to rsunt. Tka acor stood 0 to ou both aide unfile loarih Inn ing, wnen naey a two-nase nit Brought la two ran, followed by Houaaaaif bit, scoring. Huy. Defcrtes, of th Deytona, was struck by a bail from Sweeny's bat, aad was earned front tbe bald.

Following la lh score: Iamilton. Ol iviell. B.OiAiE o. 1 3 4 1 14 1 tnttnuo, ateinmyerf. hweeay, 1: I'ouino, eeiBowara.

lb 0 0 ei a id 01 ol i oTtr: Huey.rr Hughe, r.t. Dsrrow, m. Boaeseau. ad 5i Kaasler.abw uj'piesteL hoas. VUlllS.

0 Oi 1 alike, 11 0 1 si 0 Totals II alMftal 4 IZTZa o.J a 0 1 t-t Hamilton Day lone. 3lurned RamwgsmllUMis. 1 nuuia 1 Hits Rooea. I Hoey, reu4la Play otter- nand Cavsoiaagb. 1: Surrey ami Cavanaagb, ao Hamilton.

3: Bases on Balls Hamilton, 1 laytoa, 1 wild Tbrewa-ADIes-tat, 1 Colllaa, I. Faaaed Greoneera f'o, 1. Fumbled Groundnre Ottersoa, Muued Files Kessler, 1. Muned Thrown Ball Bower. 1.

Passed Balls glallaisa, t. Ttue eg Game One hour aad fifty minute, Vaiplre W. W. stullivaa. Clevelnael KaaUy Wlaa at Ball.

raetu aarrarcsx tu atvorimatn. i Jlsw-YMg, August aa-Ftrtoaa sad pad people saw tb Clave Is ads daf eat taa Maroons tier) to-day la aa exceedingly fine adding game, bat one la which th batuag was all one aided). The Kew York eonld not bat Harklna effective pitching natu the last hmmg.jsrhaa tftay go ease fedaa fisa 0 ti 1 0 0 til 1 1 Oj 3 2 0 0 0 a) oiu Old if 'it ti L9i riilft Ifrf0l3l XBB ENQUIRER. OINGpfNATt, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27 1884, three earned runs but It wan then too Iste, On tbe other hand Welsh was hit often aud when be was.

finally hit on tbe head by a tit. -Bed bat! bv Harklna In tbe sixth fbnlng and nocked- out ibr tbe time being. Bagley took bis place. Tbe visitors then bad an easy tblngof It. The only featnra of Aba auu waa tbe fine rally ot the home team in tne last inning, and tbe tine work: of liar It Ins and Biuboug, the visiting battery.

Theaoore. Yoana 'R BiO Eiifuvit'sM. o. Humnbries, 0, Mi l.Pbillip, lb. eHotaling.cf..

lIiPlnckney.se- I Boreh. if 0' Muldoon. Shu. 2 16 .1 Wj, u7pi Conaor.cf...... GlUesnle.

It tl 0 4 0 0 i 1 31 01 McKinnoi.thi nanainsonD Richard 'n. rt. r. vans, n. 0 Jsmlth.

2t a. Welch, Barley OlBusboiig, -II Totals lilirjiill 4J .12457 4 ,30103011. 9 Kew Karned Bon-Kw York 4. 3 Cleveland. Xaaea on Balls New York, 3: Cleveland, 4.

Basea on Krrorit New Yorki.s; Cleveland. fctruckOut Jf ew 'orks. 3 Cleveland. 4. Two-Base its Phillips.

Plnckney 2, Hangtnson. Wild Pltcbea Bag-ley 3, Welch 1, Haakiaaa. Paused Ball Humphries. Vmplre Decker. Time Two hours and fifteen minute.

The Pitchers No Good. i srsxiAL DIPATt-n to tub i.vatisna PfULADELPBiA, August 28. The Athletic Clnb best tbe Brooklyn by a score of (toSat Twenty-sixth and streets this afternoon after moat Interesting game. Geerand Greenwood changed, plafM In tbe fifth Inning. Both played, poorly.

O'Brien made a pner display in catching. His nix passed balls were very untty. About luO persons saw the game. Bhiiokuyn. I RBiOiAlKl! ATHLRTira.

O'A iirenwoM.b Warner, a. Walker, cf. i Heuisen, K'nowle. 0:0 st aXKntgut. Oi 1 0 0' rttovey, 10.

oi I ol 1 0 Hmirg, ss "I Ol t1 0i 0 Cor-y. 3b. 1 II 0: fr O'Brien, a I 0 1' 0 2: 1 19: 0 2. 1 I 3 II T. 11 1 I 0 11' 11 0 Taylor, tl il 41 4 1 Rim-half.

It 0 11 0 4 (ieer.M and'ib ii i' 01 iiouseh ld'rx' vi 1 I a 27 isl a 0, I Con a ay, ft! 0' 3. 0 Strieker, iSllll Totals ii 1 I Urkla. Innin 1- 3434730 BriKkly ii. 0200201 0 1 a Athletics 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 8 arned Buna Brooklyn. Atbletica.

Twe- Rk 11 it 'lhree-Base Hils-Kemaen Ci rev and tMrlcker. Pasned Balls Householder. 2 O'ltrlen. 4. Wild Fitches Cunway.

S. Plrat Base on Balls Romsen aud Knight. First llase on Krrors lirooglvn. 3: Athietlr. 4.

btrm-k out Walker. Ajouasy 2. Ktovev. O'Brien. Tartar and Birchall.

Double Play now le and Geer, oeer and Kiaiwiea.Hirtcarr and Honck. Hit nv pttrnei llalik Geer and llousaiiuldnr. Cmpirw Kelly. Time 01 viu.o nvuuuta. A Deplorabla Aerttlnnt.

FT. PAtTi August 22. Base-ball Iniiina. 1 22453780 at. Paul 0 2000000 1J Milwaukee 0 00000000 Klaie Foster, pitcher for the St.

Paul Club, broke his arm In pitching the first bull. Friend 011 the ground Immediately made up abandsome pone for mm. Disrecnrding- Tbelr Own Hules. arertAt, pisraTcu to ths isui-urs. iNMAMAPOLtn, August 26.

Dan O'Leary received notification from Secretary Wlkoff to-night that he had been reinstated in the American Asso ciation, and would be eligible September 1st. Minor fittnie. SPECIAL, DISPATCH TO TBI SUtat'IBKB. CoNsiMViiLE, August 26. An exciting game of base-ball took place to-day between the Pique lOhloi club and the Conneraville Graya The invaders won oy a score ot 1 to u.

sractAI, DIM PATCH TO TBI SUCO.t7IBSB. Atlanta, Ua. August 28. The Georgetowns, ef Georgetown; played tbe Atlanta bere to-day before an aoJience of over three thousand people, and defeated them by tbe score of 12 to 3. Tbe er rors were, Georgetowns 3, Atlanta 3, and base hit, lleorgetowhs 1.

Atlsntas 3. Clem and lng formed the hatu-rv for the Georgetown and Hlnsuianaiid Hunter, late of the Louisville, the battary lor tbe AUantss. SI-KCIAI, DISPATCH TO Tata xvQursza. EutLBYVii-LK, August Pendleton Club played the last of the series of gamea bere with the Clippers to-day. The visiting club carried home the ball by a score of 0 to 3 "the bom club playing a very poor game.

Note. P.ixoo will probably play with the Athletic. Win. WntTK Is rafferlng from a sprained -nee. FrBsrsox, of the Pbiradelphlas, has a lame arm.

The Brooklyns have let both Jerry Dorganaad Biniaergu. jEkacv City to take Wilro log ton's place in the Kasltru League. Bi.kfK ami Hnldwln. who are wltb the Kansas Citya. arewtfll known ucrs.

Hawks, Kelly and Bradley are all enjoying a few days "on tne neiu" in tou city. McElroy and Vgrtebonrrrur bavealgned with the Wilmington Union CNnoaea change battery. Mr stkina hadn't base hurt we'd have won lo day." reniaxkea tu lauiaiiapolui player after tb gum. Till Walnnt Hills Reserve defeated the Walnut Bills ettanaard yeatarday by a ecore uf 1 to, 0 In eleveu innings. THKClnclnnatlswill trylo catch np on "postponed games" to-dav.

and play the Indianapolis btu morning and sfteruoon. The Cinclunatt Unions will be borne the latter psrt of this week, and will play the Kansas City Club bere on Friday next. Mm i x. after "nailing" Watgina, sent a bail into Donnelly 's ribs and doubled bim up. Mliallix is a gr-at pitcher for bitting men.

The New York Run says: "John Farrar. of tbe Bnuialy Club, has beou made uiAiisger ol the Domestic Club of Newark. This Isa move by tbe club toward gat tiag into tb American Auocia-Uuu next seaaun. Nolan and Cusirk. the Philadelphia' new battery from Wilmington, disappointed Harry Wright and out uot come to tin, in a recent game.

Cusli'a irl, wbo lives in Wilmiugtoa, waptoil him to slay Ucre, and he stayed. TI1K Tl RF. At Saratosn. KPKt'IAL rtaPATCH TO TH KNUI'IBUt. PiHiiooi, X.

August. 26. There was a fair attendance at the Saratoga race-course to-day, though the track was very beavy from rain during the night, and a drlzxle which lasted through tbe forenoon. Tbe first race was won easily by Ilarrlgan, who ran to tbe front at the half-mile pole, and was never afterward headed, though the reault might have ben diflerijni bad not l'egasus fell In making tbe turn Into tbestietch. when be bad a good lead.

The neavv guina urovea ioq mucii tor ttapiuo. For the I'JrV-I slake MMletly led from the start. the iramy flMlrvr of War Dunce never letting tLe others bead lit r'utrouglioul. Fowbaltan did (he sanie for the others, and, Htsrting at Modesiy's nreis.sta.wu inere nntii tne nnisn.tnuugu Klavlock: rather tardy rush at the wire with Tolu nearly beat him out of the place. Kosciusko evidently very unreliable, while his rear position in lo-daV race, after his forward ruuniug in the I'nited titatos DotL-1 Stake.

Is au eniauia ilast finding out. Tbe hsndioap mile and a half raoa w.ts a good one. I.I ie on the strength uf her close Mulsh with Gleaner for the Congress Hall waa made tlia medium of ume heavy plunging oa her chasers, tunny quiet hut, shrewd belter, remember nig bow Freda "done" the best of them at the Branch, put down tbeir.dnisi on the Baldwin reprewiHlativa, reasoning tlit Kupido's giaid luck on Muiiday might extend to bis stable coinpunlou to-(lay. The result vindicated their Judgment, for th tnrued-lous Freua woo in a gallop. Little I'tppers riding hiut very cleverly to victory In ft time in such going.

the last race waa looked upon as little short certainty lor the Aonural. uuless Lady Lyon was capable ot bcauniug bmi.aiMi the disiuar of the talent at tne victory ol tbe onbrac-keted Koeiere waa suiuetbing pitiful to witoess. The track, no uoubl, favored thewinsier. aid If the rare was rnn over again ua a fast track would not be tbe favorite. I lrst Hare Purse r4).

fv) to tbe second horse; lor twn-vear-oltts: Hve furlong: four starters. ISm'us Pegiutu aad Bauido, gioo each; Harrigan and Hart, St each. Betting rs tul each against Pega.ws and Rapido. gl tu 1 eaca againai Harrigau and Haru Mutual paid r-'l 50. r-CAsos was first away, followed by frsnignn and Hart.

As they ran out tbe cbute Pegasus pinaIs too snort a turn and fell. Hart at once tiok up the running, but gave wsy to Rapido on the lower turn, slid held his until any yards of the finish, where be was pa-ved by both Harrigan and Hurt, the former winning auaiiwlisl easily by two lengths. Hart secuud, balf a length better Uiati third. Pegasus gulloped over the course riderleert. hat neither horse nor jocajey was injured.

Time. Wiuner trained by td Brown. Hare The Relief Ktskes, for three-yrar-olus. Value to tue winner flJOu. to tbe second bona fi sj and to tbe third tlui.

One mile aud live furlongs. Thtrtv-i'uor nominal Kins: four starters. Pools Mialealy. 31 in; Ituauiusko. ssi; Powhatan, 4io; Tola, f.

Bottfng 5to 04 on Modesty. to ft against Kosciusko, to 31 against Puwbattan, tu 31 against loin. Mutuals paid fill. When tbe ting dropped Modesty took tbe lead, and at tne stand tbe brat time around wa running under a strong pull, with Puwbattan and Tolu well ui. Kofceiusico was far behind, being on-able to run la tbe mud.

lb baca stretch Pow-bsttan tried to reach MiKlesty, but could get no nearer than her saddle-skirts. Modeatvcame Into tbe home stretch leading by two Iwigtbs, and galloped home an easv winner bv a lena-th. Pow h.it.n and Tolu bad a hgbt fur second placa, the former L-aimug it by a nw K. oiu was third. Kosciusko fourth, a furlong oft.

Time. Kulogv and Ill- da so were drawn. Winner trained by J. V. Koaera Blarluck on Tolu claimed he was fouled bv Pow haitan.

Tbe judge examined Conkllng. but nnally decided to leave the raoe aa It waa ran. bvtng aa Hatted thatPowiiauan did nut Impede the nrocresa of tne filly. 1 he relief stake was won last jeer by Kmpreee, beAlinw bv others. Time.

Tliird Race Handicap sweepstakes of f20 each, with tuue added; giiM to the socoad home and too to third. Four starters. Poofs-Lizst tlN: Kuclld, Bidtlng-as to $5 against Lllll 8. td to (9 against Freda, 5to against A'ettie, at to tl agalust hTucltd. Mutual paid l.

01. Freua led from the (tart to tbe finish, winning in a canter by ten lengths. JCitcrid aad Nettle, who finished eecond aud third respectively, had a good race ail tbe way for second tnoney. tbe furmer winning it by bait a length. LlEZie a waa never In the race.nn't I nstbad last, evidently no fancy tag the mud.

Time, Winner trained by Albert Ctsjper. FoarthRae PiliaaSsoa. atato tberod. and tbe entrsnce money, fib each, divided bat a as second and third oue mile. Four starters.

Pools The Admiral. tluO; Lady Lyea.fBS: Boalere, ISO Km press. Betting to 83 each against Th Admiral and Lady Lyon, (3 to 81 against Roman, aa ta ft, against Kmpress. Mutuaia paid gM -JO. Lady Lyon led off and mane th running far tbe first half, witn Tbe Aamirat second, and Busier third.

On Ibe-iower turn Busiere went to tbe front, followed by the fayurito. Lady Lyon fairing back. A they raoed down tbe straight Boalere drew ant aud won easily by four lengths, fbe Admiral was second, three lengths better than Knpns third. Lady Lyon waalaau Time, Winner trniauaiy Frank Hall. The following- are the entries) fee Wednesday racee, with the weights and choice: First Raoe For two-year-olda, af a anile.

Ireuhadour, Pegasus. IUtlba84i; Leonldas, 110 as; Tallyman, lui at. rMNSna itace one nine. wTrmrs irs xte ste, zu as; opnnanaia, st; i rti i. ar Inspector, 10S 812: Old Lis.

(7 810; Coralioe. Fafurmar, at; Quickatep ally, 3 ax Fourth Kaca One and one-sixteenth mile, eell-intt aUoaiancwa Hotachtnai. las 4t0; George L. ten gJi NUot, Blaatoa, nl lha Hu. GhoaKlb8.

Mm ml Prapariag; far liar Greatest CAort arartaa bibbatcsi to Taa aaacnaaa. Star York. August 24. "Maud 8 la to go to Hartford to-morrow on tb a at. train," aatd Mr.

atonnee thig eaenlng. "as ta to bo'ta chargo at Orstfrt, hergrii. woald aaa aaaat has ta taa rata Ml 7: Minnie Meteor, 43 (i. Third Race Yhiee-auarter ot a mile. Laramlntn, 101 7: Musk.

US tsi: A naloata. Wl Sis to-day, and, though I might have made arrangements to tend her thla eveuing. I would not run tbe risk af having her land In, Hartford at night She will be In a special car. In her quarter in Hartford aha wjU bo eared tor by both Grant and Balr. Each la pleaaed that tb other is to have a hand In preparing tba xoare for her great effort- Mr.

Balr heart is the work. Grant ald to-day: "Mr. Balr will get her In better shape thla time than she baa aver been hefera. I know from tae asannor in which sbe la abod and her feet leveled. I thought I auiew all about the mare, aad I know Mr.

Bairsald! "Grant's attendance la Indlapenaa-ble to the success tbe marea best efforts. 1 be arrangement is that sbe wilt be in training four er five waeka. but il leDosaibi tbat it mavba for aeven or eight weeks. Burdens Loom Is, uf the Charter Oak track, teiegrapnea to me tu-dsy. asking i ne report that Maud a waa to be sent ther waa correct.

I telegraphed back tbat It was a fact. He bad pro-vluaaly written me tbat th trace tnia year will be better than il baa ever been." Have you any new about Jay-Kve-neer- I haveat bought the gelding. I Aunt wan blm nnlesa he boats Maud B. By tbe way, I was mie understood when it wa printed that I bad seta price on him. I wootd ma set a price on Mr.

Case's urooertv. He haa given me a. certain ouiiun. but 1 am not at liberty to say what It was." Sfotustoatlt Park erscsat, asapaTcsi to thi sri(i im tltwTrai, Angus 28. The year's meeting at Monmooth Park dosed to-day.

The winner of tbe greatest number of races sad th largest amount of moaey in Mr. P. Lorillard. First Race Handicap sweepstakes for all ages at each, with t-sjo added, the second to receive fiou out of tbe stakes: one mile. Duplex, iierbrt.

liopeiui. atwirt. isruiri. Httina Agaiust Duolex. 34 to ti: Honetul.Kt to $1 Hwift.

to Herbert. 3 to 41 Caramel, ta te fl. nupiex came uomei winner oy a leogto iM Herbert tecoud. Mutuais paid till Mi. sectintl Race Handicap, sweepstakes, for three-vear-olds.

at aa each, with tl.OVO added, uf which 2n0totbe second; mile and a farlong. Louisette, Tattler, Tattoo Coll, hiuuuoi)', lucu-mund. Betting Against Koulooise. 33 to 31: Economy. to 1 Luulsette.

i to 31 Richmoud, to (1 TaiUer. at to 31 Tattoo Cult, 8T tu 81. Tu beitittg aaainst 1 Luriliard's pair, louisette and r-cotioniy. was 4 to tt. l.oui-u-tte wou il lu Lconomy second.

Mntuals paid (10 30. Third Race Dandlcap Sweepstake fur two year olds at f) each, with 41 em added, of which J.h) to I lie second three-quarters uf a mile, feast Ljruue, Huva, Souci, Klglii, Adolpli, Belinda filly. rk-ttliiir Agalu.1 Fast Lyaua.4- logJ; Klgin. tl to fl; Belinda hliy, sr. to 1 Heva, bi to 1.

ou-i. i to 41: Adolph.15 to fL feouci tun In 1:17, Beiinua bllv second. Mutuals 7. F'ourth Race Hauiliiap sweepstakra fqr all ages, at fSO each, with (l.nuo sddeo. of which JSO to second.

Mile and taree-uuarters. Trafalgar, Heel-aoa-Te, Bub t'AMik, Regret. Uirofla. Betting Against Boo Cook, 2 104I Heel-and-Toe. (3tol; Regret, S3 to $1 Trulalgar.at to 32: Giruda, tl- Girona won in 3:11, Bub Qook aecond.

Mutuals paidSsioi. Fifth Race -Handicap sweepstakes for all ages, at 423 each, Willi s.ldt-,1. the second borne to rec-ive tl'Outu of the siukes; mile aad oue-quarti r. King-like, Monitor, ITum. Leu and Farewell.

The bft-ling was as follows: AgAlust Kinglike, to Monitnr, 82 to at I rism, filufl; lo. gl to 1 Farewell. 412 to 1. Wiibers odt wou iu Mou-itur eecund. Mutuals paid fit So.

bixib Race Mirage atakee. a handicap for all ages, gentieiueu at eacli. play or pay, with added. The second to receive 07 oul ul tbe siske. One bills.

t'lotimel, iialedua, Bund-bolc'er. Pope Io, Valley Forge, ltedbaok. Betting Against Pope Leu, $1 to i Bindholder. 43 to 41 Haleuon. a to 41 cluuinel.48 to ft Valley Forge, 4 to 41 lu-dbank.

412 to 41. The race wss a walk-aver for Pope l.eo. Bondholder socoad. Tiiue, 1(17. Mutual paid 414 IV rieventh Kuo- 1'urs- vo, for three-year-olds and upward, to carry seven pounds alKive weight for age.

wltb selling allowances, three-quarters ol a mile. luta. Jee Mitchell and t.tssie Mac. Betiing-ai lu i on luta, aud agaiust Joe Mitchell fS to fi. Lizzie Mac 43 to 41.

lota and Lixue Macmnil a close race to tbe three-quarter a here Lisiie ttac drew euijily away, wf lining in I lota second. Mutuals uaiir4J0tf. Kighth Kaea Purse 4400. uf which flub to the second, a handicap stc-t-ple-4-hasu fur all ages un the full course, tttarters: Cnarley F.pps. Volialre, Kcbo and Pawnee.

Ilviliur: Against charly Kpim. even money Vollnlre, 3 to $2: Lcho, fi to 01: 1'awnee. tori. On a close tiuish between Voltaire and Kcho, who divided honors over tbe juulpa, k-cbo won iu 3:27. Muluaispaid (21 75.

The Lexiugtun Fatlr Use. (PKCIAt, UlSPATrn- TO TSB BUMOriBKa. La I xerox, August 25. The eighth annual exhibition of the Fayette County Fair began bere to-day. Tbe attendance was small, even for a first day, but the show uf stuck was splendid.

It was cattle day, and a very Hue exhibit uf bbort-horns. Herefurda. Polled Anguses ana fat cattle was maiie. The Interest of the ilav muintv ceuired In the tv trotting race, the surlcullnral stakes mid the 2:27 class. Die agricultural slakes for two-yeia olus had starters.

Kagle Lird Charles Hutlie Wilkes GiiMave Barry Wilkes 4 1 3 i 7 8 3 1 4 li fl ousie Bedford. sdr Time 1:47, Value of stakes. rt.l'X) The 27 efuss had fonr starters and was hotl ron tested, and darkness came ou before It was HuUhed: j. 14 0 1 oy 1 2 1 4 2 3 2 Wiike Boy Cuckoo. blraug-r 3 3 4 4 Time 2:20 Tlte Trot Postponed.

Nsw Yotx, August 23. The speed trials by Ph alias aud Jay-Kye sat for to-day at Prospect Park did not. take place. The track waa heavy by rain. N.

August 58. The summer metHing of tbe Blughamptnn Drit ing Park Assocl- ailon uplieu iiiitinrmwui, oi- i won bv Black Friuce. Best time, 4:27 Knrinl.Kwl HABTFoan, August 24. -The races at C'tanrter Oak war postpone! untie lo-ssimis ou raiu. A J.3CW, Roman Chariot Races at tho Chicago Iriv infr Park.

SVECIAL DISPATCH TO Tit suctitnnsra. Chicago, August X. William Fmmett, of the Olympla Theater, has leased tbe Chicago Driving Park for a period of two years, and proposes to convert tbe premises into an amphitheater foy the Uuu of Kcmun contests by eluctric llgbt. Ilie grounds will be illuminated by bmuiied elec tric lights, two prisiuutic fount' alns, witb electric suwer similar lu the fountain at Niagara Fall. The eveuing entertainment will comprise chariot, Roman, standing and vaulting races In addition to trotting pacing and running cutiupaia between the nuie-i horses id the tsmntrv.

r. Is. ueg tistlt)i wilb Mr. Kobert l'ate. of Mi.

I.nuls. and Buud Io' 1 fur the eurtxjse id having thviu aasoi-iated itb hiui in tbe novel amu-tiieul venture, uud is uuiL isu-Hdent that they will be indm-ed to join liiin in tbe autervrisv- Tberirst entertainment will begin tue second Monday in June. u.v. and will coutiuue every night for a period uf ten weeks. Tilt' RING.

A "Spite" Fight. araxiAL mafATcH tu tux tsui'iKra. Imrivir, August 2d. A hard glove Cght oc curred iu Abe meadow here' to-day between lorat pugilist, wbo fought to aetlleon old grudge. Pof.

Edmands, of Brooklyn, weighing 1.15 puuuds, and standing bge feet six Inches, was tbe to enter tan ring. Jim tuiiivan. oi rtew ork, welghlug lu pounds and standing five feet three lucbesh ap peared The coutest was a very Uwe adair until the ninth round, when the profei-sor clnlnit-d hrst bluod. wnleh was aliowtMt by rvfrree Patn-k Kugiisb, the wvll-knuwn Injl-r. From tills round to tne end tbe Prufessur proved himself Oie uiaoter.

When the thirteenth round was eudetl aulllvsu was unable tu appear. The liKlitwas awarie4 to Ld-mouds. a ho holds the cnanuinnshiu of Brooklyn open kit all cutuera. Ciot His lllood Boston, August 2fi. Domiuick McCafftcy.

ot Pittsburg, alleging grossly unfair treutmeut lu the fight m-ith Pete McCoy, at the theater last night. Is sues a challenge. He says: "I hereby challenge Pete McCoy te a glove competition of four or six rounds, with small glovee. nnder Marquis of Queeus-bury rules tor 41.000 or fouo a aide and gate receipts, winner to lake all. and nialcli tu be decided wilhiu six weeks 111 New York t.ity, a here we tun both be assured of fair nlay.

It McCoy ileal ine to aci.eut this challenge I shall feel disappointed, unless I can secure a match with John L. Mtilttvan, wiiv I bav beretoture barred In all my challenges, but who after the transactions of Mundav nluht 1 am prepared to Dictl at any time or place fur any amount. Kasily Heated. Cbtcaoo, August 28. A fight with small, hard glovee, whicb baa been looked forward- tu with considerable interest for aome time, between Jack Fils, of Kew York, aud Tout Chandler, of Chicago, took place to-night secretly in a resort on Clark arreel for a aubecrlptlon purse.

File was knocked out iu three rounds. Tb punts will probably amount to nearly Another Mill. Karw Yobk. August 28. A pnsefigbt bas been arranged between Mervlne Thompson and Captain James V.

Daly. Stakes a side. The fight Is to governed by tbe rules of London prlse-rlng, and will taa plaee within one uud red wiles el New Orleans three day after tb tstoddard-Burk Hgbt. BUng ttossrp. Chicaoo, August sc.

There has bean a great deal of talk to-day in sporting circles about CardifTa easy victory In his light with Brauburn last night. Brad-barn waa to knock Cardiff out in a rounds, but tbe latter had tbe best of It all tbrougn, arid won a good tight squarely and fairly. Charles K. Davis, Cardiff's manager, leaves to-night en a tour of inspection. He will visit Bt.

Louis. Cincinnati and New York. Within a tnnulh or two Cardiff will probably go East, where he will be snatched against Cleary, McC'aQrey and other. THE UAU, The Rilcy-Tea Eyck Bsc Postponed sraciAt. BiaTATcat to Tax xaauuxa, Babatooa, M.

August 38. Tbe RJley-Ten Kyck boat raoe, which wa te have been rowed tnis afternoon, waa postponed until to-morrow at fonr o'clock on aetsuat ef roogh water. A very strong gal waa blowing from the souib-west. and th lake was cover wltb white caps, so Ketere Francis, of Truy, and both oarsmen agreed to the postponement. PiTTaacaa, Angust S3.

Articled of agree ment were signed last night between Peter Priddy, ef Pittsburg, and Edward Ctator. of Wheeling, for a three-miia scull race. Si Hue a side, to take place on aepiaubar 30th oa Bradtlock Course, near thla city, aUaAToaa. Aagast 2k Ta aUhy-Ta Kyck boat race waa postponed oa aooownt of roagh water antli tang e'elock to-morrow af ternooa. THB WUKKOU, A Gaamlaa; Meat att Maw leaden, Okdaw A blcyeh) aMrraaaaenl will he hla at Nw Leadoa, Ohio, a tne 3d and 4th proximo.

The prise affared asuotiat ta anu, and areeaen to aU. J. Prince wilt ride against horses each day, and Dolpb, the SBatar champion, will try gad beat hia record of VM, which has never been excelled. Tb race will be nnder tbe auspices of tae Crescent Bicycle Club, and eHMlneted according ta tb rale ef the League of American Wheelmen. Tbe hrstday there will be four races: Half mile, best two tu three; ttve-mile single dash rrkrvct.

best two tn threa, and ene-ntira hteyeaa, beat two Tn eeoend aaya programme lucludcs a ten-mile bicycle race, a three nil i caaa, beet twe la Utree, aad a aera-mlea tnevcleVaca. beat two la three. The drenlar Issued bears the names of eorge W. Vim van. President A.

Dolptt, CaptaJu.and Ray Van Vecteo, bjecretary. THE PIT. A trhaXLeaga lor the Benefit of Napoleon Jaok. CxoUitt. the ovsw tho-Clnelnruat dog "Tiger" and trainer of tbe victor! 00s "Flood," to pit taa fororer aog agarnat the tamotrs Pittsburg animal "Snpoleon called at tbe ciriaxa ofllca last night to aay that be would flgbt "Tiger" and back bim to the tune of 4300.

It I'at Carley will allow bim gVIJie will go to Pltetbnrg and have the Hgbt there, and If that is not satisfactory be will give Cur ley the same amount to cover 'his expense to this city. It is forCurley to say whether or not he is afraid of Ibis fiat. The dogs are to light at tnirty-four arid a haly or thirty-five and a half pounds, the contest to take place within five weegs. "Tiger" will make tt aa fur "Jack" as a wildcat. THE TRAP.

a Interesting Sport at Springfield, Ohio. sriccsAt. MavATcar to ran asucista KrKlKGTlKLD, Ohio, August 26. The Central Ohio ShootG.ig Association held an Interesting match here to-day forty marksmen from surrounding towns being, present, besides several hundred spectator. Tb prises in tbe five clay bird matah were won by John Strong ot thla city, first; Lane, of Bellefontalne.

second, and Arker-maii. of Lima, third. Tbe twenty bird match fur the prize cup. was won by Jenks, of Grwuville. Hinkle of that city, aecoad, and Bailey, of Hunts-vllle.

tblrd. Alive bird match was field tais slier-noon wit plunge trap, tweuty-aix yards rise. Itne and Aekerman divided first on this uiatc-lt, Delaney aud Uelmide, of Uruana. coming next, in the misa-aud-out shout lielanev Taylor, ot Kenton, and Zimmerman, of tipringtield. divided Hrst.

It wa also decidud to-day to ehailaug the Ciuuiutiatl Hid Team to a match shout. LOUISVILLE. ereoiAL aiapATCH to aaa amiuiera. Iaicisvillic, Abguat 2l--The suburb of Portland lias not recovered front its sensation cauHcd by the self-inflicted done of Kougb ou Hats" taken by Mrs. Will John son, witU suicidal 1 uteri, foho la atill iu a precarkibs condition, aud itia said that ber liusband, overcome with grief', bad several spells last night, during which his death was constantly expected, bnt by careful and con- sum I attention he pulled through, but is still dangeaoualy lrL Mrs.

Juhuson's mother, Mrs. Mitcheu I-a Paille, la lyiug at tUe point of death 'Ojrith dropsy, and ail taken together, the trouble fulia very heavy on the father anu other members of the family. Friends iind neighbors are expecting the worat iu eacu losvanct). ne irouoio luat urougnt about the prvsent deplorable conditiou pf Mr. aud Mra Johnson dales back nearly throe years, when her father waa involved in a fracas and killed Henry Copn, a fireman, then belonging to tbe same company that her hus band did.

Coon'a offense waa scandalous talk. which resulted in violent domestic trouble. The city is swarming with soldiers to-night. wbo are bere front all parts of the South to participate in a oompetitivedrlil which began this afternoon. Among til companies pres ent are the Chickasaw Uuurd, ot Memphis; Porter ltirle.

of Nashville; Onanaw Guards, of Little Hock Trendway Hitlea, of Indianapolis; Itrooktleld (Mo.) llillt-s, Montgomory (Irays and others. Ten companies are booked for the ciuilest, and tne prises are id.OoV, fl.uuU anu boou, to be awarueu 1 uursuay. Jolin isweeiiey, a uoptitt' in tne nan ce ry t'lerk'a office, visited a brot her at Ix-x- ington a lew day since, and while there was uttai-ked with hemorrhage of tbe lungs. Several violent heuiorrliaxi-s followed mid came very near provinjr futai. clerk vreller anq the mother of Mr.

Hweeuey went after hiiri yesierday and returned tu-dny with the pa tlent. ills case la consiuered nopeicsn. The latest litigation in our Courts consists of a suit brought by lieu Bishop against tbe Central Pusseiuier Kuilrouil Company to recover gl.OUU damages by reason or being In jured in one of de fen mint's earn by collision Willi a ilo-' olive on liuxter avenue July loin, and plgiiitill' allecea the tame was the fault of defendant's driver. Mr. Lucy Suter sues her husbuud, K.

IL Holer, for divorce, alleging separation of over rive yeara and drutikeiiiicss ou hi part. They were.married some years ago at Midway, Ky. Xlnee the last matrimonial report marriage licenses have been Issued to Johu W. Creamer and Kate shauehnssy. thurles 11 (ran ond Florence Mdlaiiicl.

iAirenx Schtnitt and An nie Kiell, Henry Zletler and Ixiulsa Kailif am Kyrlscn ana Lizzie Jonn 11. Dornhuiich and Annie M. Hcbada, W. Uriel uud Laju eiasiuger, t'4iarlea Kolppe and Ke becca Miller. liepiity t'nlterl States Marshal Trimble landed J.

M. liutTron, of Wurns County, in jail here to-day for violating the revenue law. Henry Clay was put rehlnd the bars of Central (station on a bench warrant. Henry is a negro derelict in hUduty to ttie Court a 1 tie Fern Creek Farmers' and Fruil-Grow- crs Association wilt hold Its seventh annual fair on its beautiful grounds, ten mil- south-enst of till city, nu-t Tuesday and Wednesday. Il is the most popular fair we have, anu -prospects very large crowds will attend.

On Wednesday an attractive feature will be the baby show, wherein darling of Uutrtb4.xvsM;i.weea tue ug-s-oi oue uua nve years, "will receive premiums on their good looks iind actioue. Charley. Mack, a Smoketown negro, while proiueuadlrjg Muydweil'a alley last night with a strnnpe wench, wa tackled by his wife, wba wielded a wlckesi rasorln a cruel niaiiuer in tbe vicinity of bis luu.a. Charley occupies it col at tne nospiial. Mr.

Chris Hermanif, the shoemaker who was thrown out of doors several inonthRnqn ly his ex-lsa on Third street, and received a fracture of the ltrft leg, was compelled to submit to the tiiupntation of that member at the City Hospital fco-tiay. t'iiiidul monuers were fearfully disau pointed when the attorneys in the bastardy cnsuor.MIss fvnox against llatikui liitlsall. oi itonig.nnery counvy. an- noum-ed that th matter had been eoro- promiseil, which imt an end to tbe proceed Imrs In the County Court. lieurtje Uurrliore.

cohired. mounted a grocer's wagon utThlnl aud llreckluridg streets tills afternoon, stole some tobacco, jumped otl'nnd slnrted to run, when he collided with a Hum following, wua knocked down, run over aud fatally iuiurcd. one K-g being crushed to a pulp and his skull mushed. L-river Ichti was arrested for running over UK' tiller. i Aiuip-liguter Watkins, whose duty it is to attend the kcrovne lamps over on the Point, while ruling lit beat to extinguish lights this niorirlnir, bad bia bund-lamp to explode, and both hliuac-lf and bursa were burned horribly.

Thomas Kingman mechanic, fell from building ou Main street tbis afternoon and sustatued falal injuries. Hates A Son sue John ti. ou note to recover to.l 9s. jutre ijonnrll wuf called upon this even-iiiK to visit the death-bed of J. W.

reaniei' iiuj unite liiin In marriage to Kate Shaugh-nessy. of Htf Washttgton stret. Creamer is weil-known faro dealer, and has been living with sihaugliiiessy for years, she keeping an ussiguulion house under the name of Creamer. rhe is the ex-wife of Joe Carroll, another well-known sport. Creamer aud she have one child, aud, finding death lie concluded to uiuriy ber to legalize alhilrs.

(iloiicoe West, colored, employed on Meyer'o fui'in, on the Caue Hiiit road, visited tiieiiousH of KucRenbrod. ou the same road, to-day and demanded money of Mr. Kurkenbrod, who started to run, when West shot at ber. Supposing be had killed ber he started to tbe ciiv. find ou the rood luet Ah reus, another employe of Meyer', and by false representa tion got aj.

1 us poiico are alter weal tsr- uiifht. hieal hs since noon consist of John Allan, twmk-keeper, well known In whisky circle. Miss Maggie Kiteley aud Mra Kate Spear-uiaker. all of consumption. An alarm to-night was caused by a blaze in Lawia Brother's planlng-mlll.

Los small. LEXINGTON. Kaoaked Down aad Robbed Convict at Large Accident at a Crossing. sraciAt. DisrATcu to Taa gsmciaaa.

Lwinuios, August 20, Last nlht two burglars attempted to enter the residence ot Mr. J. Bronaton. on Second street- Mr, Bronaton waa not at home, and Mrs. Bronaton, who heard the thieves, attempted to alarm tbe neighbors, but without success.

Sbe then tummoued the police by telephone, aud two officers went hurriedly to her fesi-dence. The burglars heard them coming and ran. The policemen fired several shots at them but they succeeded in making their escape. A the Maysvllle train waa coming In thia morniug at the Georgetown street-crossing. It ran in to a containing Mra.

J. V. lialey and two children. Tbe butrgy waa demolished and tbe occupants considerably stunned, bnt uot badly hurt. Joe Luwson, allna "Brick-yard Joe," a colored man who was sent up from here for life for in order tao year ago, has escaped from tbe penitentiary.

Tbe officer here are on the lookout for hi in, as It is said he has been seen loitering abont this city for several days. On Friday about two hundred of the business men of Louisville will attend our fair in a body. Tbe visit is Intended, also, aaa re-tarn call tor the visit paid Louisville last winter by about a hundred of tbo-Lexiuglon merchants. About o'clock to-night, while Wm. Tucker, a herdsman for Ir.

Wash Miller, of Clark County, waa going down Branch alley he waa knocked down by a negro named Geo. West and robbed of 5 and a whip. West waa afterward arrested witb the whip tn Bis possess i n. He has served twe yeara la the penitentiary for burglary. Seven convict escaped! from tba convict estmp near thia city to-day.

Stonaxa. GRtKyriiLD, Augusts It will cost to repair tba damage by the stortu to the Kew London Northern Railroad, and several thousand dollars to repair tho high-ways. Acres of crops aa destroyed and the mountain roads are Impassable. Tbree young Engl tab students at tho Moody School were drowned while bathing last even. las.

Mancled By tbe Cars. St. Jog, Ma, Angnst 21 paaaenger train on tha Vlllisca Braaeh rau over and killed Stephen Mattbewa. owner of an elevator at that point. He waa faarluUy maUiated, and bla remain scattered every-wkerc Hear Pain a.

Palpitation, Dropaleal'Swelllnrs, XrlxalBras, Indlgeetlon, Kaadaeba- Sleopleeaneea eared hr Wals Aiaalta GLEANINGS From the Great Field of Events Ebb Tfiroagb tbe XportorUl SeDarator, and rurLfled, And Ground Into at ralatabla Griat, to ba ldAatteated ty Our Myrlaxia ot Favtroztav 61dney, AUIIWXSIT. Staaar, Aagast 2a.Joa Haines, an old-atab- liahed grocer, made an assignment to-day. Amount of assets aad liabilitiea not yet ascartalaed. Portsmouth, Ohio, at it roa PIVOBCB. Pobtskocth.

August 26. tleorge Kail, of Lueas- vllle, brings salt for divorce from wife Mahala, charging her with adultery with John Miller aad John Lackelt, St, Paris. Ohio. a isoxts atcca. St.

Pabis. August 16. Thia afternoon LUbum Harris, a coloivd man, while hauling nay fell from tbe load aad received fatal Injuries. It la aupposed bia neck was broken. Mount Vernon, Ohio.

Bt KULAK V. MocjfT Yntsos. Au-gust St. Burglars entered the residence of Cbarle A. Eope at aa early hour morning, and stole a suit 64 clothes, gold watch and chain and as in money.

Mansfield, Ohio. HI.VT IT. MiirsririD, August2E. John Blair and James Carmii'lnicl pleudt-d guilty tn th charge of burglary and larceny to-day, and were sentenced to tbe penitentiary, tbe former for four years and the latter or two years. Flontpelier.

Indiana- SHOOTING AVVaAY. Hart-obd Citv. Aucnst S. at Montpe-ller, thhrscouuty. William If.

penes was shot by a Mabuney. Both of them are hotel-keeper. Mr. MaUoney shot ibree limes, only one shot iskiiig rdect lu Mr. Spence'a arm.

making a flesh wouud. Crawfortlsvllle, Iixliansu TBA IN KECK KB Xa'trXIl. CRtwniiiuMili.it, AUtjust 2ii. Saturday night there were some ubstrucUoua laid ou a uarrcw gauge -railroad ruuniug through the northern part of tbis county, ditching an engine and several box -cars. Jim Miller tbis alter noon broke Jail, where he was confined lor forgery.

Port Wayne, Indiana. WITH NEATNESS ax uin rcn. Four Vivst, Angnst Frank Ray. employed by Thomas McKee in F1 IUver Township. tole from McKee yesierday a One bors and thirty busnei of grain, lie was arrested last night, tried to-day and sentenced tu five yars In the penitentiary, due of the speediest transactions ou reeurd.

Cunueaut, Ohio. A FAKMta'S SMTtSlOl'l UtlTH. 2B. Dvncon Charles Jtoa-le. a a ell-to-du farmer residing live miles south of here, in Mound Township, was tuund dead In bis wheat-Held at noon, where he had beeu at work rolling.

It Is supposed the horses became frightened, ran awav aud threw him under tne roller, which caused his death. Mr. Bowl was highly respected. Corning, Ohio. SKNT B-lt-K.

Coaatxo, August at Henry Wilson, of Bearfleld Township, Perry County, Ohio, passed through this place tbi evening, en route forth lunatio asylum at Athens. He escaped from his guards last Tuesday and cnnieliim tmreftsjivd tu see the folks. Ills business or amnsenient for some ilmo before his incarceration had been that uf promiscuous baru-burmug fur fun. Fayettevllle, Ohio. kttlOI'S ACCIOKXT.

Fa vkttk vil.ug, August 2a. About a week ago Mr. Jacob I'uerrung, formerly of ciucianati, but now living about two mllds west of this place, was sbrown from bla wagun and sustaiued such Injuries that there Is but little hoe of his recovery. He has been un.tinscicos ever since tbe areident. ltb tne exception of a f.w short intervals, and buiphysiclau fear the crisis Is at baud.

Lounsport, Indiana. I XJl STIKIABLB. LoQAXseohT, August ii.The Coroner's verdict in the case of the shooting of the negru Xusti Wilsou In tbe jail corridor by l'ollcomau Urlrliu Is to the ef fwt that tbe shooting was felonious and not Justifiable. (IrifHn whs arrested this afternoon, and Is now In custody of the lie will have a hearing on a writ of habeas isiriius to-murruw. 'Abe case creates considerable excitement.

illyria, Ohio. KAcmu av th. roi.tt a. EtYRIi.Ouio. August 26.

Last night two burglars made a very successful entrance into tbe grocery ot McColIu in V. l.Inuel, but were unfortunate tn tbelr departure therefrom. They were seen by the police from the front of the store, who stationed themselves In ths rear aim toog in the geatienieu a tbey came out. They were bound over Jo the next term ol Court to-day. aod in default of ball were sent to jaiL Gallon, Ohio.

tikki or Lire. OllloM. August 2S. Mrs. t'hristman, an aged lady, hud an apoplectic stroke while walking on Boston street to-day, and hsd to be carried to ber home ou a stretcher, febe is iu a precarious condition.

1 be wife of Bobert Patterson, an employe of the New York. Pennsylvania and unio Itaiiroad sbo. attempted Sunday by poison, sbe also hsd a knife cuneealed on her persou to use in cae tne puisou failed. Sherwood, Ohio. MVfclKr.lulS UtlTH.

DurtsMcs, unto, August shocklngaivhtent occurred yesterday at si-rvvwsl, just went of this city, resulting the delh uf tleure ltupmaa. aged sixteen. Young Kupuian was sent lu the spnug with a team after water. Zot returning, parlies west In search, iind found him lyinir dead near the spring. It is supposed be was kuueged down bv the mc'oii.

which rau uver him, trushiu- his "body (rightfully. Cynthiuna, Kentucky. CtOCbl CTOIl l-ATALLY JNJL till. Ctxtiiiana, August Si- Mr. lleciieit.a conductu on throuvTh freight No.

4, hteh is doe iu tLis city at to a. ss kimeked off the rrsin atthe tunnel, teu miles uorth of this 1 1-ice, this uioruing. lie and aMirakemau were standing on top of the train when It reached the tunnel, and liefer he eoul I lower luikioelf he was sirucg by thuro-ka and bad Ills skull crushed, llf enarce ef i he rum hut Cunductur Walton kitied ou just about a mouth ago. can not pussi.e recover. On Kentnoky.

t-UOT KY KB lit'SHAND. Oiri.vcitvilLi., August JS. Vesterday Bill KelUy. who Uvea a few miles north of here, shot his wife with a musket loaded with slus. inflicting a dangerous and perhaps falal ouud.

The slugs took elteol in ber face. nefc. ami autl li i (x. Keiiey accuse I his wife of line-hastily, which she admitted to he true, and started then, as she said, to keep un with a man that afternoon. This so exasts-raiisl Kelicy that he seized the un and bred, with the above result.

No arrest has yet been made. Xeuia. Ohio. ABKESTEO ON' A CilABUK OK loKUKKV. K-MA.

August V. W. t-t. John was arrested to-dav on analli iuvlt sworn out by John II. Mcpherson, charging him with altering aforged promissory note for 31.347 73.

anil forging tu tbis note the names of J'Wepb M. Kt. John, bis father, and Nathaniel alendenball, bis fatber-in-law. Pberaun held the note us collateral security, ist. Johu.

whu iaa'i active young business man. tras hitherto born an excellent reuutaiiun. and bas utanr fneuds here, who hope that be may prove himseif iuuucentof the charge. Kicholusville, Kentucky. msaissKb.

JJICHOLASVII.I.E. August JB. In tbe Circuit Court to-day the case of the Comuionwealrb vs. Dr. John C.

Milier. Indicted fur poisoning a one-lhousand-dol-larsuan of horses, the prterty of his ncignbor. L. T. Hemphill.

Judge Jere. kt. Munon disiiilsard it. The rtjunuuiiweaitli'B Attorney, c. J.

llruustou, saiil be wsa ihs ready, having tio wltne.es. and protested against the ruling, saying he wmid appeal it. Jack aters. wbo eonfesse.l to having ihaie the leed. for which Dr.

Miller gave bim to. and for which be served a term in the penitentiary, cuuld nut be fouud when the defendant ansAered rejtiv. Dan 1'homas. who assaulted tne Marshal, got a two months senienee. A flaw iu tbe iuu.K-t.ueut saved bim from tbe peaiteuiiary, as be-pieled guilty.

Newark, Ohio. aciTs ricKic. XtWABir, Auguste 2S. Twenty-six saloon-keepers of this," city have entered suit against tbe County Treasurer to recover money paid In by them nnder the Scott law. The reaalt will be anxiously watcbed tor.

The Colored baibers of Ohio held a grand barbecue at the lAckiag County Fair riroe letts lv day. Tneie ws a large toiwst present. Zauevllle. Beiatire, ispringtield, stuuirt Vernon, Delaware and other places being represented. A parade was had this morning, in which tae viount Vernon Colored Band and tne Dutfy liunrds participated.

At the grounds a residinner was turn is bed, an ox roasted wnole being the principal feature. AaHire-es were made barter. Jauies Poindexter and others. Tba festivities ef tbe uay wound up with a grand ball tn the even- Norwalk. Ohio.

MOT BOWK 1ST TRg COSTBACT. KnaWALK. August 33. John McCartney, a well-known contractor of thla city, la reported a having skipped tb town with 31.231 not hia own money, lie bad taken a contract te baud a sewer, said percussed pipe of tbe Crest Western Ftre-Clay oj ToeorKo. Jeft'erson Coontv, Ohio.

The sswer was euniphxed. aecepted by the elly and the money mid for tbe contract, inctuuiug pay fur tbe pipe. Money fur payment fur the pipe to the amount auove staled wdep.au-d in bauk by McCartney, He as drawn tbe money and left fur parts unknown. It tssald he pan-haa-d a tiecei fur Detroit Mich. si.

Trailer, a member uf the pipe kret. was In the city to-day and seeured an aliAchment on McCartney's property, ronsisilng of two houses and two lots. McCartney's family are Ignorant of his here boat. Cambridge, Ohio. aaaKSTzzi roa bobs' wav auiaso with a baxob.

CaaBBtPoa, Angust St. Tbe eof at ibex wo telegraphed a few days ago of the robbery ot James Reynold' boo. HI nee thla a man giving bla name aa JAa Hall, and claiming hat hotae ha the Hocx-ing Valley aome where, haa been arrestW. The stolen goods were toned, wub, bim, was reo ognlaef-io Court in 3eu. wi nan a aaaeria tne aa Mai lea ai-ht, aad au warn asarsHysata while.

But along hear eleven o'clock a disrate arose between some male participant, and a right ensued, danng which razor were used, one Stephen Peterson, balling from Krnesvme, was cut in the back and on tbe bead. Tee wound In the back was six Inches lorg and deep, lu-day war-raot were Issued for the arrest of two colored men named Otto Turner and Tom Lacy, charging tbem wltb tbe carving, bnt as yet they have not been found. Mrs. Blacc. mother or Dr.

Wen. Black, af thla place, died to-day at an advanced age. jLafay-tte- Indbamau StSrlliTI 3gKJP-IST-OB-UTtOK WAKTgD. Lai aykttc, at, CUntoa Kayson, aon of a wealthy farmer recently deceased, but evening became impressed with tb belief that a.poasa was after him to am him. He begged the Sheriff to lock blm In a cell.

Re was placed In tbe hospital at tbe jail, aud this Seemed to quiet blm tor a time: but Uur in ihaeveuiug be became craxy.aud during the few moment that be was left by th attendants be drove a cedar lead pencil iuto hi nee a belew tb right ear ami pushed in uuul the puiut cuuld be feiton theonposite aide. His cries of balp and of muroer cuiitcied a great croa aroe nd tbe Jail, and tbe aight cf the people lndamed bis liuagniaiu-n still he thought It was a nio to kill htm. be riff Manning Uuaily got the crowd to disperse, and a doctor wailed oi Bay. Tbe pencil had ueeo driven Into the neck to th depth of about flee inches. This moruing he was taken to hia bom on the Wen Plains.

Bay has been cricking bard for several months, though It is alleged that tuf some daya be has been aisuaimug. Ji la cries and shri-ss were pitiiul to hear, his ailmeou having ail tbe symptoms of Jini-jam. The ouicvrs here are very anxious to gain information of John Douovan. -hu is now in jail here. He is thought to be a had roan.

He bad on hi person when arrested hair revolvers, one bull deg. one Americuu and two duulex. the latter two nine shots each several ladies'" necklace, cheap oaea, tao cent a rings, two rings witii be vy sets, one razor. Wade KuuberU lour white hsntlleo pocetrktiivea. bltlra.

acuaors. tc. combined also one large cbarui with Im-omolive engraved thereon, and this he particularly protested against giving up. Donovan is five feel eight, lieht comulexioa. tansuti fm-e.

and the fure huger pn left hauvf, close to krunkle. 'rneoiticers tielieve tbey have a uoted character, and are bulrling him tor a few daya MINERS' HARDSHIPS. A Distressing; Stat? of Affairs in the Corning District-Where Lies the Blatuor PFITAL PISPATCII TO TUB ENat'IBga. Ohio, August 2U. Your corre-spondeut has Just been muklns a trip through the mining districts of Shaw nee, Straitsville, Ixinstreth, Nelsonvllle aud the Hocking Valley.

The people of these localities are doing ueariy no; ins present, with a prospect tliat this Interest inj slate ot a flairs will continue ludeliuitcly. Tho- are too listless and too much disheartened to take much Interest In any thing, save a slngie paragraph from the letter of that gentleman of strange opportunities aud character, to wit, the "Plumed Knight" of Maine, and wiiicb reads as follows: "Vaes ara uniustly reduced when an Industrious inurt has not been able by his earnings to live in comfort, educate hia children and lay by a aufflcient amount for the ueccsiCles ot ase." These beautiful liucs are receiving a great deal of attention from the moneyless, homeless, half-starved population above iiu-ntlyned. They are turning theiu upside down uud reading the aweet Jingle of words forward and backwards; stilt, tbe puzzle remains, wnnt tine the great man mean? They understand well euoiigrt that when tbe statesman from Maine wroto this lie bad one "eye on the great American turilf and the other on the votes- of the tolling ninsc of workmiMiien. aud tltay wonder at the au d.u-iiy of Mr. Klttine.

Heouglit tocouiahere and take a view of the martin-boxes In which these mcu the poverty In which they live and he will know without asking whether they have suliirlcllt amount laid by from their "earuingV' fur tho "necessities of ntrf." These people were told four yearn ago and avain before that in tho Hayos-Tildcu ram-pui-n that should the leniocrts succeed there would not te a day's work In the land, and that especially would this be true of tbe c.m.1 and iron interests of tbe unlry. tine would think that Hancock had been elected and the tariff" wiped out of existence: for tunas is growing, ou tbe tnioko-stack of the furnaces, and grass in too stock yards, and coal is being mined by the very identical scalawag hilnir w-lip-n Mr. anil IiIm adherents did so much to caution these "industrious" men against only a short lime mo. lame ami Impotent conclusion Tlimi-sands of robust, "utalwurt" men enanterlii: aroinxl the corner, lai lo pet a day's work at any wbo oncu thought iioCtnug of earning to ltD a mouth delving among these barren hills and their places tilled by the "pauper labor of I it overproduction thai haa brought itbnut thlc sad buslucts? Will Jlr. hlaine aay that? Why, for niaiiy months previous to tho present Hm-klnff Valley slriko tij niinesnml umuis throiighoilt Itial did not a vemgu more than half woiani? lismv all that these mcu hud lo do four years aeo was to cast their sweet "sullrfiije" for ihe Republican ticket and hold ou to tne tar ill's tatl to insure plenty of wurk and hiirh wages.

It will le eiiti-rtaliiintr lo have Jliaine of Maine and (Jrosveniir oT this Coneressionnl district try-itiir to lire thai sort of powileron the Hocking this fail it will, indeed. All the condition of Mr. Ulaine's very logical proposition cxi-t tnrouknoul the length nnd hr. n.ltli of the iioektng Valley. Alter the "protection" of years you find legions of.

"Industrious men" who have not "a sufficient amount laid by for the necessitieaof in comfort." nor "educate. i their cfiildreu," exceht us the I'ublie Schools huvc done it. Iiucs tt hot follow that these peoples' wages are or have bee n. uniustly "re.lucei!" in some way and by somebody? If land is to be the iiredoiuiuuiil leap. tire in tni catnpaigii.

as Mr. I'luine tuiys, the sooner be makes his bow to a Valley audience the better it will be for him nnd bis (utrty in this state about the idea of th tola r. tor many ate bei-omuiy impnti 'ii: under Ihe present aspect of nlfurs. and User- is a growing suspicion, to call It not hi in; harder, thai theaiuive quoted from his endless letter is a good deal Ii ke In- sil-il of four years a uo, a snare an-1 a delusion; the trap "anil triek of charlatan. When Mr.

lii.iinu coines lo lihio and he will nerd to come he have use. foraii the "aliulglity nuartness" with which he is credited, or he will fail hirgely toyi th" l.Pi m-ijorlty thut (lartieid lid over tho Kitllant Alliens County. It will take something im-ro t.ia:i the f'ltion of four years since to pull the raiiit old irly rough lie mire anil ruts of i he peeeut "bard times'' in tiroavenor'a district, too. irci-lAt. meeATi-H To the w.Nut-lRnw.

YursiisTowx, Ohio, August 20. An effort I is beinj made to induce men from this lo cality to y.o to ihe Hot-Kin; Valley and accept positions In Ihe coal, mines In tbe vicinity wltere the miners are at present on a strike. Tbe movement has been partly sticeosful, and thus far eighteen H-rson have been secured, receiving free transportation over the lines of the Pennsylvania Company. To-day it was leurtied that tile conl 0erators have placed funds iu the hands of tl.c Pennsylvania fXmpany to defray e.Knses of those who will accept positions in the mines. Most of those who have gone are colored mem Advised to Continue Work.

Sr-BCIAI. UlsrAtCU TO TUB KliUtlKKS. CoLCJtHfa. HHio. Ausrust 20.

In the call Is-aued by tbe Kxueuti Ve Comniittoe of tho Ohio Miners' Amalgamated Association after midnight last night, the following are toe reasons given for advising miners to work at tbe present rates until a convention is held: "lite great strike In tho Hocking Valley and tbe depressed conditiou of I he coal trade, as well as the fact that tbe Pittsburg miners run not act upon tbe question of prices until after October 1st, owing to ais agreement entered upon by them, haa created considerable feel-iiijf aiRins the miners of this Slate aa to whether they should or should not demand, the advauce. liistriets No. 1 and 8 favor the holding uf a Stalo con veu Lion to consider tbi iUestion. aud Ihstrict o. ii favor a con ven-tion for this and other purpose, and a ne have fully considered the dirtioul tics surrounding us at this time, aud believing thai our collective interests can best be advanced when a thorough onrIerlandtrt exist among ua, we would recommend that you continue working at present rates until suck time as a convention can be Indications of Trouble.

BrCHTEU Ohio, August 2ft. Miner are coming In from the surrounding country, and a most bitter feeitna exists ttetweea the strikers and guard on duty. When the new men were put into the mine to-duy the striker obstructed Ihe rood, but were finally driven back by the Plnkertou men. tine ngeil striker was knocked down by a guard and broke one of his arm. Ihe guard waa ar rested and bound over int'Ml Threats were made, and the utatt sources of Information an tiuipata trouble tuou.

THE FAIR SEASON, Opening; lay mt Point Pleasant, srccTAt. pisrATca to'tbk Point Pi.tASi.vT, V. Augoat 28. After a refreshing ahower the Fair Grounds wore an Inviting aspect to-day, and many availed themselves of the fine morning to take tn tbe many attractions that presented themselves, and wltb which the gronnds abounded. The day was devoted to arranging articles for exhibition.

The floral Hall te well filled; and abound largely In the handiwork of tha hv die. There will be three race to-morrow, ail of which will be botiy contested, as the entries are large, and consist of ome well-known horse. The display In all Ihe department la laxge, aad oum petition will be spirited. Tha Annnal Exhibition at Urban. rac-iAl xuaraTua To ua sxanasa.

Uxba si a. Ou id. A nguat Tba thirty-third annnal fair given by tha Champalga County Agricultural tsoclety Opened to-dayon tba society's gronnds. The fair promisee to be a grand success, as tbro aura over seven hundred entries already made, which exceed bv far tbe number of antriea luada In aay former year for the past seven yeara. and there Is a deep Interest taaen tn the exposition br the general public.

Tha display tn tha stock, horticultural and machinery department will be exceedingly good. The displays ruada bv merchants will be better than for yeara. h-re Is every Indication tbat It will be a vary good xuoetiUa'. -A Soeaa at rllaaeheatar. arauiaa areraTcxt to tub bnuvibs9.

BtAscit rsTtlt, Ohio, Angust 28. This, 'the as saaa stavy af taa Blaaahaatag Valr, haa feaaat a inrrine tn v. in attn- waa very Urge. Tbe entries of b'oooJ i fast horses, 4c, Is lareer than for This, wnb the fine miums offered, by tbe managert. Sj one of the best fairs ever beM hi ti the weather remain pleasant tions have lately been made to thing la ta Urst-ciasa eond.

tioIu' DAYTON. Eread and Cheese and KlVor. lng; Inquest of Lnnnry Minor rKciAX, oisrATcn to tub axarisitn. Da-ttox, Ohio, August as. to have struck a mania tor aiarvlCl JT To-day It came to that a wna rU-.

rather well-known painter, wco reT'' married a rather pretty and talenud ever since been keeping her as a Jt The lady yesterday left him. when ont that her has en the Phillips House, while he hai iug uer oooy aaa soul together on brra-' -cheese and kisses." He had her caged over his pa little room, where he brought her and cheese, which, at times. w-s bread and bologna. The kisses he i -ri at intervals through the day as young wife fattier taw his looks, aud upon cause, and effected the Septra: "Squire James O. lu, a r.usi:.t ncss to-duy in marriages.

lie Uore Julrch, who was arrested of a pretty damsel nunird charge of bastardy. He cotnproir.u!; matter by marrying her. au 1 as ceremony was over bid her fnrw, t-j n.l Vl.fM,., iruin ineiniu'tl. ar next mated. John 11.

M. ay.i y. A. Vialett. from the country.

vre n.e and when your eorrespoiian nI wur awaitii.j' the arrival of au.iiii.r who were lrt-li i nil time. 1 Itetibi'ii i Itoioman. a w-ell dre .1 r. rtl, vmirtf n.sr, 1. fr iha lui.t (hw at for disturbing the" peace.

Il covered that he is insane, lie I. Judged and 'fit to jaiL He h.t I ji- Is lls llr An art i Uelal ai in and r-i. -Mir lioor nn oia sr.ioon tnnt is Deii.s; w.t oil --aivTKl airret. W.tles wer the uiaiu-r 1. k-wli 1.

tll uiurh I houjittL -sir. Airre't jneKson. neretoiore u-ie iv most itlirjijrn, niliip i eill I'lla til h-is boeu adiuifged io- un. in iiie inaii yrTf-ri house-breMkintr. a report e.1 in the i.yr: of to-tay.

has coiiTevst ci lo two house-breaking iu tins euy iu -o- Oklnliotita Pnvne. Fomt Smith. August Jnrkson. of the Ninth 1'nlted Willi a siiind of thirty men an. I for wat-jm arrived this afternoon wi'ii h.

J. Payne, the notorious Oklahoma lot tiirr, at seven of hia followers. Just as U.ry CI tbissideof therivera diapaleh was rtee fi-om Caldwell ordering- the I.teute:, mt, if i9 had not turned tliem overto I i.e as here, not to do mi. but to iuiu.edr.t:, m. ceedw ith tlit ui by i nnd turn them overto the tit -Suivas civil atithiritios tiiere.

'1 hey weie si taken luu it to he Cherokee side of uu Ltiv; limit' MIDDLETOWN. Tire- family of Mr. eor--e llenkel. it rtv are vrsu.H r-i'latives and trieuu it U- nui. ky.

Wiiui Ukkh ho ns N'ing was wed Vp aft- making pruini-H-s furbU Iiilure released. Pai i Avn Mabti v. of r. it. lie were in tbe lite repairs wUieh ere ul dam, about miles nortli of here.

M'lNbAV violiT Officer Couch ir- ni. nut clocg-iuetidfc-r. whu had bet r. hnl im sntl as oetsriniitir i i tr. ItM-k-up.

I.e kt-pt tih reifx I hen he wa released upon ro iit-oti lo the future. John Ai.f:tiMtr.ii. le- sn "r-ifs fracture of the thih lulling i er re.t;. ar. iimr Muni on last i-rnay as 1.

1 ri'siiii'g rjiiiilortably yesier afterms-ii. It I ear.wl ber exT rente s. Sf vt n' yenrs sill I. terftire ith her uliiuiaie ree.tvei i A I'M BKR of I'd: tir-- lite -j. r.tl l.y fc- t.es men ol this city, on last sunel.te, sn.l tu- istii- of it name a t-t- tagen.

resulted ith t' i Isnd and tllteen Uiailie. sad I amp t. levelail.l. tflernoon a ynii-. ritan Rer gelt, wbo reside.

In I revolver he tr hi i lo one of the bun: hi rs j. l. I hei'Mi rii iug In the rlt'fit Inn. out i.ic bone, by ei.l tt fl Iler-en that Le dul led know tLe rvolf.f WHS iyaded. MovbAY WKN1SO v' I'lirmn resle.1 bv I il on ttlt t-id rltr-nf t.

and batterv. was iianln t.vt-f. If Lir, lui as in I. is corti oauy ul the la-eanie rstlier itilgalive ir nr-a 1 (irihs-r llendrh kson nlucv i hi.n iin.1, io, in- 4 uii.il his wrtior aw b-d oli. be t.r-.-tst- I iu 111 lit as an net 1 fur twrd.by laoriilng.

piea.nd guiuy and hua tn.eu.t! 1 cosia. aui.jiin'.in tu i MPS. M.li-l'.ll.iV Ni XT. of JultM Known andbt-'ly tto mil. tl.is j'kIj aitein.s.u.

af r-sliuri I si nr.litv ini. A -r 't'lift ills-, ased wtis litlv.i.,i,r Veals a of tin fuitiily will no-et t.t -i ttne o'elorlt and ll.e Timers! ser lee-, a fM hour ister, litis aiierii'siu. at the I.lttl i. I'li'trell. t.f ll.is ciiy.of IV lii-tt LleorAsl sjp promiiii-nt tl.euitsi.r.

Thk iiieul-er of theYourg v.ls'.ne -v I I lit Aeie tiii. point. -ii y- Uy I Irei new SO tts. ss l.ey Jt I It r1 in a drilling -xeri la-i vet-ifii. 1 1- ll-ltll the u.tH'f.ltg ol ll.e i'l'll' toA ti 1..

fcli 1 1 i--1 (i i Tub. it ere teMr-" ei MtC.noir. ef lin liiiti-ii. l-' I iu it-1 -a i i hve nnti etti A eJ lie jtiAlness men have eoal libera. ItitKEtC'-s tl.c tisu'ii-iii -ii.

(' of the cer-jient. i I I ,1 itei ii n.tl an i hi- 'i I Kaiiroa.l. uile vu 'it rl itsn.iri Ml ove Itis y- al'-h tit-oil e.ttm't..l i'. a ol of The I. -I H.

i the pai-er-. thereoy r.t tlml uf the iiaekate the 'Iv I i It f- it lp- tie i of r. IU Ml- v. oi Uiij -it viyiiisi by inirulars time ago. a sa Ul the LsullMiU at the 1: me.

LAWRENCEGURG. 51m. l.i'Vi Mil ra is I', p'n. N-tt U.J- pioUticed by Ibe at tiettfh I iss lilsl v. 11 1 XI u.

tlte a. ter of V. 1'. Hitsti r. I.

i 1 visit to tru-u is ill V. I Cat rsh i.K i. of Iiistroit, i- itb reaiii es lu n.s city Lot it here le gf-s to lo-'K after tn grove thMI be eurna iu that sJioty viei.e. Th Cuunty 1 n-ir will I. b- enl.o- -'-k tolt-l v': ut'i I be the lti.e-l eiileftaiiong i'' previous uieeitL'k'.

A lo.uits-rui pninui a fudl. 1 i.tv:- from abrod are attei din. fit! ...1 1 lltll none Ida to utilise iiteu as. ilitsealtj attend i.l iei p.tu:'-if lite ait.l iiit.s. TllK Cleveland and If endrh ts i lu' hsve ciisrteee 1 the slei.no Mo.

me I uitl. t. Au-a-t lo alien th- en IIih' nh-t. Jf Carlisle "i-n the catiii.a!i:M th- t.f tr rt .1 -tf o- n-svi- 'I uiil carry pu-st o. i r.

ten sils. and lie club pn to ilre.1 voters to he meet ilip, will 'i revel of uiL.s.e. s-w ttlvi--torrhe-. i iklTiiw Is alt race I tig eon ilderrt'. tirt-ni: just now ou aeeount I lis vanu.i eo.u first ti eoiitinait'l at a ho beceme.

laroogti kiiiuiiess ef 1'' l- i.vviifcir id a 3 ounjr ua lour luiiv I'-ses. 1 low 1 is .1. 1 1: l--! nriuils to t-rosi ioudiy nit. 11 Iiaii is N' vt enie tiara Jscult. who-e came tne mother tit twin mules, so el-bllng each other as to t'rcveuv their i telling a bit ii.

Jon bv havingnsow vvitti a otierof Dt.s ntntts ueg reiuh if liLiner of twin, a boy and a ttriie Nuet bus bien lhat w'- n-re It IrJ i-; I-'S' lo stan It. and will coultnua lo vu: tae Heu-ucraiio- ticket. tt-t" CUMM1N5VILLE. OrncKB PiTtp on coir.ihnt FrtMlerick I'arkes, sceste Jitnes 41 the parly of sr.iaU ho f.avef'. ea on bis pfeniises sualiiig fruit, He WHS tttkell to tali.

ill. g.v.-u lecture by tiran.lt. -i llatnel set liee. st inanition lo go aud sia no more. UonKiiT RyaX and John Kwd ler, Isting uiu'irelia sure ms.

wr-re nrrete.l '-J'. terdav morning by oiheer Lmery 1. tue 'feailt listriet siat.m ou ftiurtkebliess. Their offense wi.s goiuir ii lf: hi-tsUeW bouse and Oemai-tiii tbat hi- was alone at tiie tiii'e. slteuld have an un parasol mended, r.

hether or no. They n. t-' such abusive languax-e that pollc? interf called for. and they were ytti tm h.r .,11 bundle of umbransts. nnd the Tenth waa weil supiMied with un.nre.1..

all dsv Jud a will giveihe migratory are tins morning. pastured en a portion oi tbe lioA.er ette. "W-J-: bounded fr ita entlr lenia on lite esual. Last Hontlsv svei-al crowes rf Iruiu down town, with thv usual a.s sj. SHd bad hiskv, came out the canal in a heard In thadlreciion of the l.er-i 1" but eWuday evening ben toe boy went as drive them home, he found a niie -wiih a bullef-hiie through ber f.irueeid.

It reasonable atilpition tbat she was hoi 1 1' one belonging to tnese picnic parties, and tue tl police are ou tb alert, witn a view tu the guilty partr. It was a devlhsh ile- i 1 odender discovered he will be severely l. ntisii.ip.iviiutin Qurriiti. AURORA. Taa will of Christopher K.l,ller, Ian of waa admitted to probate at Law renoebirg.

HeKller hi appointed executor by the wul. Ire -cover about a TBI Ilenuhlicans gain bat little coiisolatior. a peill ot Center Tow nsbip. They tall sin'ri pull of lour years ago about fifty votes. Hie "If, crane count make it auil mure uufavora 1l toeru, MATtraBAT evening, at flrteen minute pa-'t sharp, the steamer hlianie Xa wih Aurora wharf to coovev pauple lo the Iw-ut meeting ax Lawrenceburg.

Kaund trip Ma von Gioiiit M. Boirm i tb guaha of th Republican party in Dearborn toun-j- arewdlv sDanifMiiaied th aorainstlun of J'-Uivan fur Judge la taa Kepublican Juda-ia, thin, Thl soccesss be followed up by tee Una of hi brothr-la-Uw, John O- Congee. Thi will be Ihe result: C.ivau iJ used aaa lever to advance the Interests of 1 he wirse are now at work actively in Hearts" attain thia uujact. "Koogbi oo'Cora. Ask for Ttrlla on Qaiek, complete aura.

Haiti or warta, Wlaaaii.