The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 2

2 CRUSHED. The Champions On Their Muscle. UojT'Uieinosheays Were Kaocked Ont Tester-ay. io Uovet Op th Race at tb Expense of Chteag. An Iiierview "With Oarsman.

the Great Th Iexlnstvn Race, and Other TbiT Kvents. Organization tf the Raw Baaa-Ball A-. aoclation. fase-Ball. If the incinnatia had aqually diatrlbirted iha hltt tbey.

made yesterday throughout the games tbey teM. while Kant they would hare returned home with a clean score of victories. Rrrt titer -didn't. There were Only ahont a thousand of the fattafa) ho traveled out to the Ball Park yesterday see the last (tame but one In the championship series with the Allegheny sluggcra. 'Both duba had won six (mei, and It waa (he rubber td determine which line would have, the chance to gain the majority.

iy, what a game it waa, "my countrymen!" Smarting nah-rthe defeats administered at Pittsburg last which lost them ail hopes of win ning the laurels of fB, they' went Into the contest with a determination win, if ouch a thing were possible. Well, they won, and In the eight Innings they -played They gave their clnb a first -place in the ranks as playing one of the greatest batting games on record. Ont flfty-eix times at the bat they made thirty-three bits, with a total of fifty-two. Fortybne of the number reached A rut in safety, three on poor balls, three more on errors and two by forcing out men a other Twenty seven of them creased the plate with mM, eighteen of which were knnoited ont and earned by good work with 'the stick. Eight were left on bases and six were caught napping or forced ont.

For the vis itors only twelve of them saw the first bag. Five oj them got around home, two were left on haaes and five were either doubled op or caught off the bases. KH of the -winggers got there by virtue of hits; two of them snatches, one on a force out. two on balls sua tnree ou error. fir mil ii Kllllir ip? ri ruin nno n-ninikui7 and the Allexbetira made theirs all in the first and tnird Inning.

The wild pitches and passed balls made t1il uot affect the score, for the man at the hat Iwavs had a safe bit luf toeara the base thus made, it vmhft content remarkable in more ways than one, for the Allegheny, though unfortunate In hitting he Cincinnati oulUelilers to a state of inn. warmth, aeutllug no lees than nine flys into tii'-lr In the fourth tuning ixtrtiniii maoe urMt rutiiiinfir oatoh of Matting lona hit. while Im mediately atyerward Joues brought down the stajiils by-au even more brilliant catch of ltickeraon's fly, i'pturiUK it scarcely a foot from the ground, xmeof tti ueU94t piavs of the game was wade by Ttiiycs si 4lHrt. hen be, in the sixth inuiug, took tn White's red-hoi Uner in his nght ttand by a high timp. Kverv last man of the Cincinnati made hits ex cept t'orkhill, who was siogulariy unfortunate ia bif-tiliie onto the pitchers, lie was lucky in seeming 'his imbw on errors, and reached there twice, ouoe in the first on Mack 's fumble of his hit, aud ksaln in the third on Tarlor's lHUithable wild throw 4ii bis little tap to the pltnher'a box.

But "Cork" was at home in the neld.wrinT Xor three lone: nice tO.li Hat tin stick, and ending the game by tak ing ia Aicweieea nign rap luto ine air. Tunt AUegtwnys prseeuted Neagle and Hayes la tne points, ana tne "ieus- at once greeien mem Viudly. "Hick'' rreotr gnt in safe and Let lly followed wit three-bagger to left center. A UtU rfUim Mflll USUI UIUUD Mill! Bllllllli MIC VJ II aud Sonuner drove in Charles and came tn hlnweif on a great drive to right confer fir a borne run. Then there were a couple of errors and a couple of outs, followed by five siuglea in succession, ben tne slaughter ceased by Corkhiil fooling out there svvre nlue rnns in, two men on bases aud fourteen Who aad bad a whaok at (b ball.

Jn the second inning Mr. riaagiA was transferred to rbrht field, and Taylor came in ro tiltcli. IViack also retired tram short -field, and Morgan took hie: ilaoe. J.arer in the game Morgan was called behind be bat, and Hayes given a rest at short, lw wavontUiued in theseonad, and on i liner's uuunie, a baiM oil halls, hnyiler'n three-bagger and white's single three mora runs, two earned, were dded to the collection. McPhee was too anxions to make another double Tilay lathe third, and he gave Hwartwiiod a life by umbllna his hit after Nrsuut hail A there on balls.

Q'hea 1'sylor came along and drove the sphere into twntar for a home ran, and three earned runs were a-ortxl. The Heds kept up the slagging without in- termtmion, sjiu got tu runs in every inning except im utu, wdm unner nuvue a Tiirrr tiar irrr auu Hied at the Plata trvlns to reach home. Mnl'hi succeedlnK hit lnsnrul his run bad kept on third. 3-oar single and Kellly'e douhle netted three eikrnet runs in the sixth. In tne aeveuth lulling Taylor was all but paralyzed.

iimu were sent to the bat, and five singles, one three-bagger, a dean hit hy Wtute.aml a grand drive to the lefi-neld fence by Jones for a xiome rnu were the hits which esmnd seven runs. farpenrer single and BelllyH drive to the center tor a homo rnu in the eighth earned the isst two zuas tne game, tboagh Jones ami Hommerbeth got Hi bits after this. Corkhill enilMi the inning by g'Sng il Indeed, If "txrk" hadn't been there to xoaae a tnira out tue bamptons wogid he at the oat yet. Be ended no leas than four innings la that wav. Mnasell In left field did wonderfnl work.

Had many another pluver iieen In his ponition both White's and Heillym three-baggers woutd have been home-ruBK, and it was to his magnificent amlst that Furmer owes his put-out at the nlute. The other runs of the Alleghenvs went maxle through Jones' iunT of Taylor's liy Ln the fifth and wihl throws by li-Plieeaud Rellly ln the seventh. In-the sixth inning Will White pitched but three balio. Ilnyes L-ratHced away at the tint and fouled out to Snyder; t'resmer lifted thesecond ball to Skimmer, and itat-tin sral the third into Cork hill's bauds. In tin fifth Morgan got in a hit which struck 'harlev Fulmer ln tue Jaw.btit he pluckllv plHvect through the same.

1 lie acore tella ail the rest of the tale worth telling: rtnoiKKATia. a. la. i.o. 1 6 6 2 1 4 a 1 4 4 1 Carpenter, 7 iteiuy, 10...

ii lew. 7 7 7 7 Kimrnpr, 1. -omniii. r. Fulmer.

s. t. Mcfhse, ai rioyoer, o. 0 0 4 1 i .1 i .1 White, 6 Totals 27 St 27 7 In. A.

1 aLLWIXENTII. pwwrcwewd, ir Tavlor. r. f. aud 4 3 .4 4 1 1 2 1 3 0 4 1 1 0 0 1 Hares, c.

and s.i reamer. 4 4 4 -1 liatt in. 3bM Jili-kerou, c. 1 orciiii i. s.

-and tu-K. a. At-uk1'. p. a id f.

1 -J Tutals. 24 7 0 3 7 1 1 11 1 fliirtnuttiis a Ftnus ritidniiift-. IS. Two-Base Hits Fulmer, Reillv. Th-r-e-Kase Uits Rellly, Fultner, Rnvder.

White. Home kuns Rellly, Jones, Hommer, Tavhvr. i olal Bases on Ciaaa HHs CAiiciiiuatis. 32; Alle-glieneys. Left 00 Unsi 1 Cincinnati, Allectieirys, 3.

struck Out llsttin, t'reamer Muittii. Hsmss on Called Bails -N eagle, Taylor. McPhee. White, Fulmer. First Hsseon Alieghenva, 3.

Wild Throws McPhee Ret II v. Tavlor, Ilsres2. lwuhle Plays McPhee and Reilly "2, fiw art wood nil ft Creamer. Fumbled Oronmlers Battln, Morgan. Missed Fly Jones.

Paxwd Bulls liayrs. 2 Morgan, 2. "Wild PlteiHtMKsagie. 1 Tavlor. 1.

-Time of (liime-T hour aud leu minutegf Vminre John Kelly. TBI KCX.IPSE grKCIAt, BIS PATCH TO THK INqCISKI. September W. The Fxlfpse -wers-blanked through 'their inability to hit Keefe'x pitching. They managed, however, to bnneh three of thelrbtts tn the fourth toning; hot Hecker and Oerhardt were handsomely thrown out at Maekrey eatdnd the lnnlag-by being retired by iteefe.

Wolf gad McLaughlin led off with safe hlta ln the eighth, bat Wolf was caught napping at second, and Browning and Hecker were retired by Crane and Holbert respectively. The Mets earned two runs In the first. Nelson leading off with a tbree-bagger, and Brady following with The last-mmed player stole second and third, and smred on Ksterbrook's long tly to Wf. They earned another inthe third on Brady's single. Bowman's tlv to Wolf and a single by woti-oerfuily enective pitchlns excited much enlfaUKi- sm.

wiilie Hoiitert, CrsJif and Uerbardt earned off 1 uv neiuing Honors. tccursK. w. Rrowtuiag, 1. 4 -o lfecki-r, 4 GSrlianlt.

zb 3 a i-sthsui. I Ii 4 ilM rXt t. 3 C. lessou, 3b. 30 M'olf r.

3 McLaughlin, r.o. 1 0 3 3 a 1 3 seTtsoeaxuTA.ts. NtflMlll. s. IiikOv Bieiemati.

r. i Kiiia-dv, 4, nns- ATM letvuiaailMHs. ttUn-kKiniwI 3. TDm-Kine liilNelson. l-lt mi Hmh-.

Kclfpse.a. tmt- ij-lipM-, n. 4a nnjtltsl Hslrs- Meis, 2: Feilpse, rll UwOlt 1 Time titns-tssei hour and lorty-tive aainutes. apie tiiMt. IwnleH.

1 rwos 3uaaitrvxiir. aeKVIAt, IHSIAWg TO THE CXOCI rrt. L0.1 Septecilr 's uu Jbe-taeen 4htr. Louis and Baltimore Clubs drew hut a email crow tl of spectators, aad waa In no aeuse an interesting or rjccltlug affair. From, the outset ft.

Loil It took no difficulty whatever was experienced tn hniding It. The vim tors wore in bard bad ten men on bases, while the lioiui- club lutu but one. Tbe score was as follows: UALTIwOKU. A.W ilkl-xi, l.i i Xtesrus. 4 r.

tn. r.o. a. a -o 1 1 a a ,1 2 1 2 2 1 r-s s. r.

I MvCoroiirk, ith. 4 1 Garduer. 2 jii-miwuii, i a i ,4 ltrimrhLopT e. a 1 aahiag, A Vl .3 A.M. ...4 tl a -4 .10 IB.

t.0.--A 12 1 II 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 0 3 0 .4 0 ST. lOCfS. 4iHsson. 1... Cemtskey.

lbu ...4 .1 1 4 1 3 II 3 1 3 3 lAttus, atA. Nicol, r. Lewis, f. WUeSl. i s-Hsiey 1 1 1 1 Nlnll.ne, rej, I.

C. .3 a an i 21 13 1 -a. it. it. ln.

xr. a 1 101 4 1 a 11 1 1 4 a vo 1 a 4 3 -1 1 c. 1 4 1 1 1. 1 it 1 10 11 a 1 las Tutbi 32 3 27 24 Inmost iwt it a 2ei I 1 i 2 a 0 fc 4 1 Rait Uur a bU Runs Earned W. lols, IJIt Ltlmiu.

ThrrMsse-ffH ieater Total I5i-n on Clean II its-f. Ints. It. iKnisle Latbatnaud Coniiskey. IWl va Raues Bsltlntores, Kt.

lxut, P-truck 4ut Bpiiinior-s, St iniIm, 2. rtases on WMet iieHn gusisis. aans Manning. Fnsed Bais nsamnsi naiey 3. -Wild intciies ttlutnej.

Time of Game ne hortraira forty-five talouteg. Vmplre Mr. McNirtwd. erect ai. turATcs TO THt rjqnm.

COLVUC, Obio, September 12. Tbe gAms this tatKM -between toe AftiMlcs sat CoIbsbou Clnb was won by the former is an exciting struggle of tea inning. Jumping Jack 3 one made bla appearance In the box, aad grvoxly atamsed tbe specta tors tor his wecoHar nm'it. iMmdon pUoBed a ikMMiir A. ktmM iniw.bii vUttM were extremely lortimote in Imnetilng their hlta ai eTrti- cai times ano mauaf nnniii mvi proveeoMly.

Columbus looic tne lead mtnetniru fining and held it untU the eigltin, when Bircbsli sliii-le and titovey home ran fed ttre score. Alter hoth team had been retired in the. next Initio trie tenth opened wit a Blrcball planting me wnisninj into mltidle, hut tit BtternTin? to -or a IwJdsd out ai the plate. Stovey toUnwed with salngle, sod xnignt's triple onggeTTmertsirt, www ,7. ika a i ii two more run and won the ganie.

lor the home club wm shut out after eiting two men on rmw in ioei 'ha fol lowing in the score: iTsimi. BlrdiMll. i. i Htovey, Ih 1 oieni. r.

OKrlen. S. S. Corey. 50 Kowen, HiakUiton.

I Htvi-k-r. 2h. ones, p. Toiais. coiniBrs.

Brown, r. Kichinotid, s. heeler. 1. 1.

Knilth, niMiiii. c. 1 FieJds. uehne. 3bM.H.

tstraub. liuudon, p. Totals. Inning. A tn let Columbus KunsKarned Athletics, Columba.

3. Two-Ihise it I)unrtin. Three-Base HHs Biaktotoa, Knight. BlclUTWHtd. Home Kun Mtovey.

Left on Kasee Athlettos.S: Columbus, Htcaca: Out Kv Dundon. a. Itase on Called Balls By lHindoa. I'msert Bulls By by fctraub.I. Wihl Pitch liuhdou, 1.

Time of uame Two hours. Cmpire Mr. Walsh. VJtvB sffHiB rom (WKiy PErrat, nnriTCg to tsk gneojvraBm. BosTOiT.

epteber KL The Bostons wield ed the stick in a terrl lie manner to-tlay, and adaatw-hitered a cnl.lliilig tleleat to the The be0- nc was fine on both aides, except that of rfefier. The Bostons were first at the hat, and Hornung's single and a home run by Burdock gave them two runs: Ksdford's (tingle and Hornung's two4aier a not iter in the fifth; ana in llie sixm a single uy Burdock, Wise a two-Owner, II ticket a home ran, and with one error by Pfeffer. -gave them foiirnius. In the eighth, singles by Wt, Huflington and two-husers by Huckett and Wtitton, gave the Bo-rtnna four runs. Wore.

Kelly and A neon batted safely ln tiie first, and the former scored, and ln the seventh Hfeffer's single and Flint's double gave the visitors another run. The attendance was IIMU. The following is the score: nosToxa. A.w. R.

a.a. 1 1 a 0 0 1 6 O-l 11 4 1 1 4 0 0 7 .4 2 0 I a it 2 1 an 7 IS 30 12 jvm. a. it. o.

a. x. a 0 10 1 51 a a .1 6 1 4 3 1 4 14 0 4 2 1 2 8 4 0.1 a 31 I 1 1 "a 10 so a 123466 7 89 10 1 1 a I4.t 1 t-7 03110Ut IB. rji. A.

X. alio 2 .2 1 a 3 1 1 1 1 -o 8 4 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 0 17 27 13 2 Is. r.o. a. 1300 Iioo 1 1 is 1 ii ii a 0 2 2 1 2 .1 2 3 1-1 0 .1 6 1 27 13 3 4 7 8 9 TTornuug, 1 1 1 I 2 1 Hnitim Whitney, r.

aiorrUi, rb vt ise, s. Biimngton, p. Jiackett, BadXocd, Totals-- 11 CHICAOO. Dairy tuple, 1. Uon.e.J Koily, A 11 s( in.

111, Williamson, 3.. Burns, s. Pf pffer, ai Hi. 4 1 a I 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 Flint. (juidsmUh, 2 4 0 0 Totals-.

1 2 2 011 liiiMayim 1 11 Tinns Barned Bostons. Clilcagos.2. Tno-BMNe Hits ise, Radford, Hack-ett, Sunon. uork, Flint. Three-Base Hits Morrill, Ttatryniple.

Floms 11 ne Burdock, Hacketl. Mtruok tnit Bostons, I Chicugua, 1. First Mane on Krrors Bostons, 1. Passed Knlls Flint. 1.

Wild Pitoh Ooldsmiib. 1. Timeot tiame tine hour and fiffy-flvetninutes. Cmpire Bradley. jraz oa a chawoc t.

iPKlil DWATI TO TU KSUUIKiOt. Daytox, Obmo, aeptemher 12. The Riversides, of Kvansvilie, I ait, and the Iutytons jtlayed a aecoad gaue at the base-ball park to-day In the presMce of a large and eiithuslasuc audience, and as v-enterday the Iiaytona were victorious, the acore being 7 to S. Quite a number of errors were made by the home team, and-soine df them were quite costly. In the aeyentii inning the Kivemldvs coaiplslned loudly of the umpire, who, the? said, was unfair in his calling ofstrikee.

Their kicking waa loudly hissed by the audience, and, after a short delay, toe Riversldee resumed the game. The following is the ecore: TVKKHTDES. X. In. r.o A.

z. 0 0 0 2 a 2 001 2 0 0 0 0 1 2.2 2 1 1 11 a i 1 2 -2 1 1 0 0 0 10 84 a k. is. p. a.

a. 0 3.1 1 1 2 2 2 6 6 1 1 1 1 1 13 0 0 2 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 17 Powders, lb Collins, Flugei, Holdsby, 4 Andrews, Jb.i.. 4 Keccias, 5 Hrrnevp. v. 4 J'endleton, 3b.

4 Breiuau, 3 KAVTONS. A. 5 Morrison, a. 0.. 3 Voss, 2b Htrauss, Hughes, 4 9 .3 .4 4 Zeil.

i. f. ltadliourne. Pay ton, r.f nlreig, c.f... Totals .34 1 2 .11 0 1 3 4 2 Klv 1-41 FArned Rnns ThtytonsS.

Home Run Vrs. Three-bwse Hits CoJllng.Zelt. Two-base its Collins, Golii-ry. Pendleton. 1 A-f on Baaes luytons.

Knick Out flu Badhouroe, 011 Bt-ccltis, 4. Buses ou Bnlls liayrons, Passed Balis Wild inches Bstlliourne, 2. Time of Game One hour ami llfly mlnntes. L'uipiro lnKraluira. 9HJi SLISrOTTEH SHOSar.

St-rCfAl. S1HPATCK TO TEE EXUCIBEH, Ohio, Meptember The Logans won their eighth straight victory fu-day. the victims being the Mascottes, of CincinnatL Morrlser. Of the Shamrocks, caught for the Masrnttes. The fuilewiuetaibeiMore: Innlnm -2 3 4 6 7 8 NLoguii II It 4 .00 0 Double Plays Maatwties.

1 1, Bases on Bal't Logau. 4. Base Hits Logans, Mrtsrnttea.3. Time Two hours and fourteen minute. The game whs the most brtilthiit ever seen here.

rAt to lkavk LorisvuLk. THK VKW AAStC-SAAt-t. ASMOCIATIOX. anxrtAi. DIMPATOR TO TRR B4aClRKS.

FiTTSBCBO, tscptetuoer 12, spite of the many diacoo raging expreswioiis from the press of the country concerning the advisability of forming a new Bisr hall Association, the scheme has assumed a definite form, and from present Indications the new association may be regarded as oae of the fixed facts of tbe future. This afternoon and evening a meeting -of 'delegates was held at the Monongahela House, at which' an organisation was effected, and the new association wuta formed. The following delegates were present: A. H. Chicago; Thomas J.

-Pratt, Chicago; B. P. Matthews. Baltimore: M. B.

tcnlon and William Warren White. Washington; William C. Sheldon, Richmond, and A. G. Pratt aod W.

H. Camp, puss-burg. r. Thos. 3.

Pratt was elected temporary Chairman. After the election ot orhcers, tne officers proceeded to adopts constitution Antl hy-lawe for the governmental the Association. The League and Association laws were both carefully reviewed, and after full discussion of the same the latter were adopted, with a few slight changes, the most important of wbieh is that all visiting dubs shall receive 75 guarantee money. Instead ot to, as paid by the American Association Clubs. Outside ot the routine work disposed of, the must important action taken was the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved.

Thst while we recognise the valtiUty of nil contracta made 'by the League and Association Clubs, we ran not recogiiixeaoy agreement wherebjr any number of ball-players may he reserved hy-wny dub for any period of. time beyond, the term of -ais contract with said club. The above resolution wws offered by Mr. White nd received the nnanlmoas support of the delegates present. As will be seen it is a direct blow aimed at the eleven men reserve rule, and Its power tor good or evil wilt depend upon the strength developed by the new association.

Iiuriug 'the applications for membership frmn Hi. Ijotiis. Milwaukee. Hartford. Brooklyn and Indianapolis were read and considered, gl ilcuAiiin follow ed as to the anmiier of cities to he represented in the essoetetton.

No definite conclusion was reached, but tbe majority of the Ottte-gatesseeweil to favor the admission of eight, as follows; Washington. Brooklyn. Pbltedclpula, Baltimore, PUieburg. 1'hiwaun. Indianauolia wad fet.

Louis. A proiKi-dtion to sdniit twelve wss also considered, which woald add Hti-hmona, Hartford. Mll-wiaikee and Toledo, but tiiiai action was postpouad aetil a later date. The session adiruimett to-night to rmssemhle III date not fixed, Uie Bingham iiouserPbiiadelplua. utarATca-10 Ta rxttt-intg." lA)i it.vti.i.K, September 1Z It ia iot yet known In base-ball circles, but It is a fact that Mr.

J. H. 1ank, President of the Eclipse Club, Intends removing to Chicago some time-very sonu, and he. will be there October WMt resident, lit. Bank's interestn in the matting biiMness are heavy at the Wiaslv city, hemv ht removal.

He has said nothiiur, as yet to the cinb. but will tkt fattirdav. What etfeet liU seporauaa from the F.ciifate-CiuhwIU have remains to be seen. There are several patties, however, that wouKi-liks to be Ibeclob-'s main guy. and when bis news bocoaiea-kuowu, log-rulUng will be-' gia In real earnest.

Mts Ttrs I.KO. wctai atsfATtat to -mat tsQuotra. duauunnt, W. September II. Luring a gams or anse ball at jBrcwnjiiowu.

tea tnllss above evenmg, betweea the Brow as town aud churloiiin Clubii. Msrsbal Ford, et this city, broke both -bones of his left leg between the knee and anfcie. baix mnrRKKD, STKCIAl. ttTSFATCn TO THK gxiirjnca. xw Yobx.

September 12. A Ught rain fell here almost all day to-day, so that the game between the ISew York aod Buffalo Clubs bad to be postponed. xnrtat Shamrocks go to Indiaaapolis next Satarday. Viitsu burtblA wrist tn atioing to thirst aroator- ay The Shsairocks will disband after aext Hobday's Antes. MtrP-trws: tost the ball ySMcrdsy.

A teg one wot bzweght intoservlc. Tmk Allegheny's wilt make Ihetr -fsrewaUaapear-ii't- of tbe season here this aiteraooa. Trot dippers will play the Shamrocks agula aext ru May ni timing si toe 1 incuraau iuh rarg. llcPm made one of the ioiuresx "hits. ever seen aa the greuads yesterday.

At was a stag tool, aad r- '1J. hutn Jivlh, hM torn. Hiixn csoirht sit at finite on hig bits two dors ia wMx-eMva ta tuuett iwu. it was uisrwy ui- mers lot. Ti9t lsrt ymtTT t-j a sal ef thirtees haw on six hits vesterdsv.

That is but one base behind Brown, wba made the tsgirmt rreotd UJ year, a total foarteen banes in one gatne. Das OT-kaby Inl3.nionii team will play the Muujtrock. tbeir lut iniw rue mum at the Cincinnati Ball I'M rk next Kunriay aftenmon. 1 hh 1 igeoati cbariu cwnar for awrroa me wvmr, to me wow for aniaole pnnwes. x- ClM Twrf.

rar uurisiovosr gsrtt, Lcxjarojr, Kr eptember it Jodr G- 1 ludl Ur nnlc. Irihnt vJdfan f4. lsrk, T. Timers Hart SoeweU. 1.1 ay starters B.

G. Thomas: Coloagi Frank for the second race. The sixth ami last Say of the raaee has brotft oat enry a fair attendants, tha fire af last night hv-tng- destroyed aU im aueet-narg. Pas sons who at tended wars hackM and carriagea, and ia agin ski tbesoBAer of theae praaiirt was lessened. The day waa a aeaotifuj one.

The track waa a slow one team thwfaicroaslag dust. Tst FiasT RT was a eonsolattoa prime, mile fwate. for begten horses, -fog 2M, ase of It going to second horse. The betters fraelv backing their choice, TAatnrmh bringing Belle of Highlands. xWld.euiitalaiiig idle faMyataijr, Foxiiound and ijtuy ui urea, tasi, 1 he party wre aeat away.

Ml Fat In front, Jfys-tery aecoud, FoxhiMtnd thtrd, SeUe of UigbUnds fourth, Ladv Winifred fifth, lapping 1-tatuuah, the iavorrse. 1 fe anst ouaner hkhh ioie 1 Ing, IJatnnah second aad Mysiary third, while at the half Llatnnuh led rv half a tenath. Idle Fat aeoand. lapplBg Ketle of Ighlaads. While roaad- ing tne Djwiattreu-n taa sieue naouj iw place ami Lad Winifred third.

A jrood finUh by AtovaU brought the Bonule m-otlanil Belle home a inner by half a Irtugth, Llatunah aeaotul. Ljm-Wlnftredslx h-ngths behind. Mystery fourth, 1 ox-hound and Iilie dpwt Wing autchx. ng the dlMADce -fiag. Tbereaultof this beat feit in the pools, which changed to Belle of Highlands glOutofMfor the JeeU.

Ia the second beat, Mystery led, lady intTred second, l.tatuiiab third, the -favorite last. A-t the quarter Uatutush was lendMigtueJdy two lengtlst, the Belle next. Mystery ciwving fallen to the rear. In passing So -me half ehe BeHe cwp lured nwond piaoe, and so they eatae into the aomeitcetch. hen the racing commenced in earnest, resulting ln the Bonnie (Scotland Belle wfnning by a length, Lm-tunab-eecoud, and Lady Winifred third.

U. l. Wilsou's br. m. Belle of Highlands, yr.a., try Bonnie tsmtlnad, dam Valerian, It lbs.

(ettovall 1. 1 1 I. A. (rtinstead's b. ni.

tiatunuh, aged, by John Morgan, dam Lantnata, 11U lba. Gorhsm 1....... 3 2 K. Mulcaby's g. t.

Lady Wloirred, a yr. o. by inquirer, daw Ida Kinney, OTllw. (Harring-" too) a a Tim 1:444,, Mntnals.gii 30; after first heat, ffSS. Btdle of Murhlaads fur ylave3u, t.iafunah for plaoe 31.

Tar fttcrwn ItACK, a prrrse of fan, 1yr a mile, brought five starters to the string. They sold in uoolsjust befure starting Neophyte. xio; Riverta, field; consisting of Curlew, Clifton -and Tmnsitman, aiOO. The yuuag-sters were given a good start by Colonel Frank Waters, as Major Thomas, the starter for the day, had an entry in the raee. Curlew got off first, Tran-sitman second.

Riverta, Neophyte and Clifton coming In the order named. Curlew retained the lead until thev entered the stretch, when Riverta, who meanwhile had taken second place, went to the front. -defeatbig Neophyte fey coming third, five lengths behind. B. O.

Thomas' ch. f. Riverta, by Fellowcraft Loo Pike; ItUibs. (Taokerslev 1 C. M.

Hpeaglew nh. g. euph-te, tty Leveller rnuntentign; Id! lbs. 'fitovalli 2 McKlrov din.1! b.g. Transit man, by Ritnter Lea- i 1 urton Mn4 Ue A 4C lbs.

i.liwrri Bglou nme.rrtfHi. utuals, 813 35. Riverta and Neophyte fur phtce, 8ti 40eacb. Te TumTi Back of the day was -for a purse of tSiu, tor nil ages, aso going tosecoaii horse duiaua, one autl oue-quarter miles. Inthlsnwvthe pnbltc were gritty dlv4dedas ro the winner, so pooling was very free iimleed.Lote- strliuc bringing s-Juu; Jiiluieney.

io; ceuterville, sieo.The field of Whlrtwlnd aud t. PhuI bringing sin. They were sent og svlth Cetitervllie first, followed bv St. Puul, lutestring, Kilineuey and Whirlwind. Befure they passed the grand stand ft.

Paul bad gone to the trout, and uever heawled attevward. winning the race by two leugths, enterville aecoud, six lengths In advance of Kilnieney. J. A.itnsteadsob. Paul, yr.

St. Marf tin. dam Kotilils Bisierly, HC lb. itJorbamt 1 MVlntyredr Moe-wlimej vbr.g.intrvilte, 3 yr. bv imp.

Billet, dam by imp. Mootou, MX lbs, Stovnll 1 r- J. K. MeglbtienM -ch. f.

Ktlmeney, 4 yr. by Hisliigbok.duiuPhAaitaritint.lUibs. cCartari Time, Mutuals.ss 45: Hi. Panl for plane, Cenler-viile for place. a.

ti.u et.eo 1 he fall nih-llnu of -the Kentucky As sociation. The franohUM ami tuanagemem of the kiwociailon have been leased ui C. -Li. White o. foratermof live years, beginning wltn the norlug meetiiir of 1SS4.

his has DTeved an unDrofitable llirriiun 1 roui wmr not the fault of theMecrenary, Mr. Junius A. Feggu-Min, who has proved himself one of the mm! popo-lursnd unpeteut men in thenmutry for the place. Msnv of the stables leave to-night and io-mortww for the Lamoia Coarse. pokt wArxa asCES.

sexOTAL DrKfATCH TO THt CWQCIBKa. Fort H'itvk, Heptember red -dollar purse free-for-all pace Nellie 4 liaiey acott Hint. Truce 1 2 113 lrtv 1 2.1 1 Time i-Jti, 2:31. 2M. Class 2i, purse 300: nward Colonel Kick.

Lady Lawrence. 111 Tima-2), 20, ll TOLcao asdes, Toi.ano, Ohio, September 12. Third day of the fttate Fair and aex-ond day of the caves. Weather tine and track in good condition. Attendance fifteen thousand.

First race. 2:45 Class, trotting parse of 200; five ttarted. Little done in pools. Homnsary: Fletcher 2 1 1 1 Klla Wick -1 13 2 3 Winfleki Boy 2 3 3 Zeli K. Golden 4 4 us (second Race, 2:44 pacing, purse Tlve starter.

Jack Hart favorite, ax flow tor the neM. MummdrT: Jack Hart 1 14 4 1 Hoetrever.Zl 4 4 1 1 ft Jordan 2 2 3 3 4 firs Ben ov asses fiotden a a 1 Time 2UH, 2U, s. Til xaces. The Latonia Jockey Club have about completed ail 01 lite arxangeiuenu mi uir rwuuu iuiiuihh meeting at Latonm Park, which begins next tSatur- any ana msntl seven trier n. umi ura; wrmtrw mrv alreadv tn thesitables.and iyyfsatusrlBy It -n-axpecterl there wUI be at least SiOot the best flyers on the American turf on tbr rruunil Frees quarters, stables aad many athsr-partaaf she -course have been irreatly improved Aluoe the ttrst "meet" last sprimt, and tne IjiloiiUx Clnh.

which began Its career so au.t-piciouslv with its well-mwjtAgen meeting, will Ald auother laurel to the wreath by a jprand and most succetuttil week of sport this tan. roots, tbnrjf Itltnut Pools sold at the aCeotnoky Turf Fjsehange last night follows: First Roc One Mile selling: Quebec. 70; SwKt, 97 14S: Pearl Thorne. S- r1S; Lytton, Ml I F.dwinV.-W Helen Wallace, el; list! -He secind Race One.arul One-elichth Miles: Bonnie Bird. Farewell.

83i; locuro, Wandering, Aranza.H21bs.. tl'2T; Haruit. Ml iba, fki; Little 114 awn. ThlrdlHaW One arl One-half Miles: Empres. loo tJno; Bessie, az iai; Blue Grs Belle, 10 tl'Ju: All Ttatids Around, ST AI3I: lireke fyrf); Gonlslan, ItskrO'iui; Jiingliae.4tiu lbssu; Miss Wuwdiord, 110 fan Carnation.

B4 lbs. gjtr. Fourth Race a ise and Tbreerouarter Miles: ILsrUorrt, Wl Irish Kiug. M7 In-tsnta, tt, Apollo, 112 Aella, IUH atao. Fifth Raee-Three-quarters of Mile: Nimble.

lac Ouray. 114 Butf-osk, Bonnie twate. liKt 91s rasei, uu iiartes ntc, UU Black Gal. 07 fat; Parnell, 117 -riixth Racw. iswenitf-chase.

Three-mile Coarse: Fasha. Jim Kste Cronln. MO 25: Red -Fox, A14 Bride Cake, Uisuirtsuute. ieS Abra- bam. lJK i.tty yiorson.

14 IB: purlian. ISO sat; Fury, vtf gj. AK IXTttTltW WITH RAHIiAlf "Will yon accept LayoocJCk ohaUenge? was asked Edward Hani an, the champion oarsman, yesterday by on xniHU reporter. "That depends on circumstances. Aa yet I have received bo challenge, hut believe there is one on the way to me by mall," was the reply.

"What ore the conditions you speak of They are numerous. In the first place, one of the stipulations of the challenge, as I understand ft, hi that the race la to take plaoe tn Australia. Now, I dont care about making such a sang Journey aniens extra inducements are held, out tor ma to go. lam now tbe champion oarsman of the world, and sts bearer of that title I am of Uie opinion that it ia the place of those who wish to compete with sue for the honur to come to thisoouotry snd do it. I soot rare to take any risks ln a championship race with such a great trophy at stage.

A change of climate aad a long sea voyage are not tbe best things in the world to put a mau ln good If you make the match what will be tbe stakes?" "Five thousand dollars a side. Ha Is to allow me nearly a for my expenses. Now, if there Is any chance of reoelviug a fir proportion ot the eacur-sioo money I may accept It." "Have you heard, stny. thing mete definite from Laycock?" "Yea. I recelved-a let gram yesterday from a Mr.

Iavie, vbiyw now in smui Franuisco route at tram Australia, to meet him iu Chicago next week. As 1 understand it, he at the authorised agent ot Lavcock." "Will you meet him?" 1 et at viuosgu. jtoi sent mm a aiissasn to eorae totM. Louis, where I give an sxhlliitiua au. it ofrrrs to do what I thing is right I will go.

The lonxhin of the wtotld is now in mv hands, and If am to lose It I prefer to see seme American take It-rather than see tbe title in the hands of a foreigner." "Who Is the best man you ever rawed against, iti. Banian?" "Well, tt lays between Loycnpk and Wallace Ross, and It is hard to aeteiriuine which is the best oarsman." "What do yon think of TsemerT" "lie Aloes very will (or a young man. I wouttt like to rusvagumst aim. not-ia rugeii, out in af mate raee. i ul go to Pi! tsburg the tatter part ot this month to see If I can arrange a race with htm." "You mad very- fair lime tn your race yesterday oidn0 you "Yes, much faster than I tbousttt was gofrig.

"How last eon yon go over a three-mile oourser" "I -nave Aiewr oeeu pueheAl to tiiy best ln a 1 but I win tell you 1 have -ioiie tt in private in siocrwofy nun ywejwy "Where do you gofrwoi hers? "To bt. Louis. I leave to-morrow eveallig." "Then wbarer. "Sodas Point. X.

where I give an exhibition. "You will spsud the wiuter at your home In Toronto, wont you "I generally do, but I don't think I shall this winter. There te too much money ottered in prises, and 4 think I will go to California too close ot tha eesstu iu the FAntt?" "fiow wo you like OncinwstlT" "Very much, indeed. I am very mnch pleased with it. This is my first visit here, aud I was surprised to find such a large city, with so many fiae buildings and so mar ti business.

was particularly pieasea wita tne way tue people treateo me WBen I gave my exhibition on the river yesterday, aud wtl si wsys remember my visit to trie Uueea Citraas I Uueea City and Her peapte." 1 un. neiumii newananer twik lately to tne enact inatau yournoea wita tjourt-ney were fixed up fur you towio?" "That Is a lie. defy any oarsman, or any body else lu tbe werM, to otttne forwnl aud any that I ever aoproaohud aa opnooeut and asked him tu let mewluarsce. Kveey nine I came iu bnu I did It 04 my nMritaas sculw-r. My rererd Is as straight as an arrow, and I am prmid of If.

-litiere ts nothing pars as well aboee. good wwrfc, and 1 know It aa well as any hudy. Jo yn supihsw, if 1 LaxI been (ailty of sreakea srrk, 1 oeau tvt KmS lot (ivlag In The 01 swat. G. J.

Kd ton and for it If tl. on A. of to of do or to si 'TIMBER 10, 1 I 7 i iut Vnn can sav In the EnK that I de. riTTIIBtSS KEAtATTA. PlTTKBi aa.

Pesrs, leptember ri Tne entries etmed tevday for aU xnoea, eaoep. that Tsteiss n. the grand regat'a, which takes place here, ep-tils-r Mli. Ta races he tbre- nHe with lura.aad will be rawed oa llulloti cstoe. Alicgbetiy River, ten miles from the city.

worse given tjH.ft Price, aggregate in addition tea special etttsetts purse of for three fold Miosis aalned wt are as follows: First Raee For veteran scnllers over fort years e. purse divided. Kutries: James Taylor, ex-i-hauipion ot England; Iletirr OtssJuw. ex-chn-pion America: Fat Luther and Joseph Kay. necootl Raer rW ngle scullsforAmateurs, piimensw.

dlrMed. Luasies Fater boyder. Wia.n-der, Peter Friday, Boss Roenson. teo. A Kmyer, m.

O. Han-ion. Geo. W. Gang.

AJonso Kennedy, Edward Moon-r her. Richards. P. P. toary.

Martin Foley. John Posers. H. A. Martin.

C. Gross, John Breonan Jacob- West. Fred Teeraer. J. Curry, cub Weet Feed Teener.

J. turn'. t. I'llssot. PatLnttuir, loba W.Priddy Ames nappiag Arthna Vamnn Third Race For professional sctlJIem, parse 1XW0.

OividoL Fntries: Charles E. Courtney, Wallace iS'gZZ' H.KiTer; Jao7 John McKay. Albert Hamm, James A. Ten Lyclt, W. Weisgwrber, Nicholas Layberger, P.

H. cxiu elr.eonre ahel, Harry Parker. Oeoree XViSlnett, Jdward Mom-gher. George Aitmyer, John Rltz, M. Byrnes.

James Griffin. Thomas Uray.Juiij Casey, Clavtoo and W. U. Babbit. Foorth Race Open to four-oared crews.

FTntries: Queen City, Celtic, Central and Mutual Crews, at coambla "and Black more crews, of Pittsborg; Coulter-Tsvlor crew, Flliott-Ross crew. Teemer-Hosmer crew aod FlaisU-d American lour. aassassnatnw Tha Ill MACK in (UDI rxciiL tuitriTcg to tsc mtiriKn. Stw Tonic, September 12. An article has been published saying that' Blade's contract with Mace expired on ieptember 1st, and that he Umught-of making a more H-natal -contract.

He seusived Anlv week wnil exnetuiee fruni Mace, it Was said. this waa such poor py that he paniosely avoided exert ins hijiii iseu 1 Kliuie aald to-dar that these reports were alment entirely false. Ilfat contract id- not expire Uiree montne, AM even men ue vh ne--tion of leaving Mace. He had been aked tojeave Mace before be wen away from America. He would uotdoit.as Mace had treated him well ever since he had been with him.

It waa true that tbe contract was at a Mnoe- gave hint nil the money he wanted, he to him till tbe last. NLseynnd Davis, who are with Slsdeat the same thing. They agreed with Blade that was bard to una a man hks wace. sk-bi-uo. Ion his sliver watch in the American Lustitut- Mace gve him bis own.

valuable gold watch. -ahoxo tux rroiustt, -Nkw York, September 12. John L. fnlrivan wrote In reply to William PherifTs challenge that hemeanttiuslnessall he had fodo'was to deposit oat in a responsible on. hand tor a private glove contest.

The money would be covered at once. Arthur Cbambem on -hearing this deposited an addttlonsiatlOin tbe hands of HArry. Hill, making tlJKl now hela bv hiui in bchsif of Slterilffor a private match with HulHvse. The conditions are that the contest is to take plane within two weeks -from tepteniber 11th, under MarquUof Queensberry roles, the ien to fight nntil one or the other is beaten, the spectators to be limited to tea men on a aide. Herbert A.

Mfule and Jack THrvia had a regular glove light at Minneapolis on Beptemuer4. They sparred four rounds. Marquis of Queensbersy rules, aud in the nut round they both banged away at each other so viciously that Jtuu Maes roshedout the stage and separated them. Jack Htewan, the ttcotch champion, writes to C. C.

Mnilth, ln reply to his challenge, that he wrill tight Bmilu tor from10 totauua side with hard gloves at any time or place he may name. John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan will spar four rounds Muni ills of Queen berry rules. 111 Button In Deoeiuber. Byausays: I don't expect to beat Sullivan In tour rounds, bat 1 will bet that be can't knock ue ont." Yoang Nixev.

of lverpotd, the light-weight champion of Lngland, savs he will be at Harry Hill's Kr-morrow -afternoon with 'Mace-, for the purpose of Biaking a mat eh with Billy Ldwaads. Ttiiiiards. cHiirrioKSKir Ckicaoo, September 12. George V. Wosson has jsaued a-hoiieigeto Jacob Bcbaefer to play game billiards for the balk-tine championship emblem aad side, and bns deposited tc'l In the hands of Thomas Foley, of This city, as a forfeit, the game beFtayed within sixty days in this coumry.

e-S'ork or t'hicago preferred. This rmUlenge compiles ith all the neceosary coiuiitions. entitling him to a chance to win this 1 emblem, except that he limits the place pluMlig to America, whereas It Is the right of 1 Sehaoivr, as houWr of the-euiblem. to name a ilacc, and he may name Hong Kong If he likea. This win-dltlon will iiermlt lilm to refnse a cballeupe without forfetllng the emblem, and it is believed lie will so.

as it in uuilerstood he wants to play In Ij.iiiIoii Paris. -Hh-ejftun save be has oro-wed -she ecetin several times to play for the championship, and doesnt want to again. I The Pit. A rHALLCNQK VOB A COCKIKO WAIN. CIMC1.K Ohio 12, 18s3.

I do hereby challenge any party ln tbe State of Ohio to fight a main of cocks, each to weigh seventeen or nineteen cocks, weights from 48 to 02, and fignt all that tall in for SUTj a battle snid tfiiio on the odd light cocks to light ith Inch and a halt heels; time and place to tie agreed on upon the acceptance nt tbte challenge nod a forfeit si iun to be deposiivd by each aaxty. J.W.Olabk.. 1 The Trigger. I Md.irr.R TO BE cnAlLFXOED. CIt Is stated here that Captain Stubb.

who has recently been giving exhibitions of his skniasaahot ln New" 'York, has deposited with Colonel John M. President ot the I-ouisville aport men AAoclntlon. or a mate witii Ur. Carver for 10 be mil In thL city Newember Sal. "I mean business," says Slubbs, "and know what I am doing," 3'etlestrLavnisns.

Baliihoih, aeptembar 12. Midnight score of the pedestrian match Miles. Miles. Hart 'Jt: Panchot 240 234 1 O'Leary and Vial withdrawn. 1 Crcket.

New Toik, September 12. Point Breese Park races have been pxMlponed oa acoonnt of rain.v The two days' rrrcket-rnatch between -the elevens from New York aud Pbiladf lplila began at noon. The Philadelphia lo the first inning closed for m. Tbe New Yoiks had scored 13. with five wickets down, nen tne piay was sioppea rain.

A HlcyellMt Injured. SpRisanKiD, Hepterobcr 12. In a bicycle raee to-day W. M. Woodside.

the Irish bioycle cham pion, was violently thrown to the -ground, breaking his loll arm in two places. rsportingr Notes. M. F. this eity.Rays he would, like to muke a mntcli with Canuiln John WliliumM.

tbe "man-fish" of Montreal, to swim him a mile race for kSOaaiOc, FIRES. SHE CI A I. H1SPATCWJ? TO THC KKQtTtSUUt. lNCEIllAlIrtJt AT BAVfMi. -Datton.

Ohio, rpternberi2r-aai) A. m. At two o'clock this iuorning an aJarm of fire called tue department nut to the western corporation of tike city, wUere the stable be-lona-insr to Mrs. fill hurl no Roethe. Mr.

M. ttohlmel, and the Third-street ear atable were in names. The first la at the Pacific Gartlens, and was entirely consumed by flumes. There were two ooAve, a horae, buggies, WHgonV sntl other ma--term! In the stviilet. all of which -were Uuruod.

The loss Isestlnutted at with no In surance. 'The next stamp, sen Uriel's, was also destroyed, but tlic home in lie stable was res-t-ued. Loatt esUntatAKl at MIX). The sLreet-oar stables were gaved -with trivial loss. Tbe fire was undoubtedly the work of nn tuoendlary.

-Circumstances Indicate that coal-oil waa used on Mtm Lay in the stable belonging to lrs. lioetne. AT WTLHAMSBUJIG, OHIO. Willi AatHBVBO, September 12. A frame building situated on front street, owned and occupied by Anthony Pohl, was consumed by Are at noon to-day.

Contents saved, except SiV) in enrrency wtilch had been secreted about the house by Mr. Pohl before leaving home last Monday. Three hundred dollars ln gold in the cellar was saved. Loss, il.uuu; fully Insured. Cause, defective ATWESTTILLE, OHIO.

Beptember 12. Last night the grain warchonse of II. D. Ixindcnback, at WestTiHe ''was damaged by fir to a considerable extent. A amount of grain was also burned.

Ixsss not known. TO TBS: ASSOfttATBO trkss. iifTTLK lUK'K. rJeptjember 12. The Ga-se tie's Fortvfstultii special says there was a destructive fire last night in the business portion of thecltv.

The losses are: F. W. Boas, building -and stock, Insurance, to.000. Vaughn, building; and stock, insurance, Deolin tt Park, boots and shoes, I.f)MV; insurance, ouu, Kennedy Tate. 4.ol: insurance, A.

Haaler. dry goods. aijMO: fully Insured. -Onller Brunold. confectioners, lusuranoe, P.

Bur-man, dothlng, insurance, ST.UOQ. All the buildings are a total loss. Galvkhtox, Tbxas, Hepternber News Columbus special anys: The largo cotton-gin house of the Columbus Oil-works burned today. Ixxut, insured for Buerrow. September 12.

eimith-dc Co.j large factory of Softool and ttountlng-rooui, furniture burned. Total loos, Insurance, Kentucky bnperiar Conrt, aPKClAt. XltHVATCBl TO THt EKQt'iaaB. Fkamkkoht. September 12.

1WS. Kubank vs. Vaaoe; Bimpsen. Motion to dismiss appeal overruled. Washington county Court vs.

Mitchell; Washington. Affirmed. riewers vs. Havens, PulaskL -Motion to affirm by delay case overruled. DepaeuBankot Giaagow vs.

Mamford, etc Barren. ReventtL Piatt vs. uli ver; Kenton. P-etltloa for a rehearing overruled. Townsley, vs.

Mohlesar Daviess. Tteveraed. Crump vs. Moort: Warren. Aooellant tiled mo- tion to hie aaaigiinient erroes; submitted.

lAtcKey- vs. rum, assgrnee, granted appellee. Myers vs. Ksuer. ftohnman Co.

JetTemoa. Con-tinued for oral argument. Hays vs. imttMeaiai Insurance Com nan of New York Louisville CLancery. Coutiaued ior oral argil lueitt.

Reed vs. Phetts Washington. Bpeclal duces tecum gra appellant. Whitney vs. Mulllgaa; Allen.

Ordered docketed fortllh inst. Jirwke'K admlaistrator vs. Semonln. Webster. Motion filed by appellees to grant aopeal to Court of A-pessils; suHmitted.

C. aad O. Uailroad Company fS. vs. Green, die; Green.

IMsmlNsed for want of prosecution. Hunter vs. Btirehett: Clinton, -frtobmiited. buarb. Mansfield, Hart.

Motion filed by appellees to strike bill of exceptions and motion aiid case submitted. cook vs. Caon, Ac: Wayne. Contlaned. Kouseeau vs.

Flowers, administrator; RusseU. Continued. rieivers vs. Neaven, die: Pnlaskl. Continued.

Barker vs. Brown Case V. ton ti sued. Pally adminlai tatur vs. Uigaey; Casey.

Bub-gnlued. Jones- adnunistrator vs. Bigney cagey, noo- osltied. 1 1 and If. Railroad Oom Danv- vs.

kusW! Liw- eoln. (tontlnaed for oral snjutseot. Thomas Browta stwora aa auoraey at law la this Coun. Clemen ts' Creditors. Boto, September 12.

The creditors of W. Clements, boots and shoos, wb reoaxrtly tailed, agreed to accept- the ofler sf per eenL, 25 perevnt. lu six months' notes and fi par caat. ia twatra. Gathered Up in Great Slates, Giving a Daily Chronicle of All Im-- portant Events, And Wired to jXaad-aaartera br a "Watchful aad X-n4)rsrtio Corp u.

4 tttabaix, XatUttaa, suiort ACCtnxsT. Xtgt-ran. Ixii September Charley Martin, a brMgeman. was crashed a telling epaa of alae Lwortt at th eyahty. laat HI.

home ht at New Albany. He is dangerously wounded aad kla recovery will be mixaculuue. RCenbe-stville, OUsh XlTttit HAS. fTaraXTix, September 12. Gas -was struck at the Jefferson Iron Works well to-day, at 1:30 p.m., at the depth 1 The vela Is not afuU flow, bot ht save etrlaewoe that a foil tow wlu kw st ruck-It la expected a full vela will be attack by moon tomorrow at a death of about 120 feet.

Nosst GHestd, OhU. r-Amcr wow. ...1 SiotTtT Ouuo, tleptembnr 13. Was. Benntngtoai and Jamas Caldwell, two Went Kod day laborers, ware drawn luto a scrape to-night by their wives.

Beunlngtoa struck Caldwell oa tbe bead with a club, injuring him so seriously that be has not yet regained his consciousness. His recovery is doubtfnL J-4g-ansport, Irxtiana. nvg YkABs. IxtoAjrsroBT, Mepteniber 12. Jack tramp, who mailoioualy shut aa iaoObnalve, cttlsea named Christian Hanson oa the Fourth of July, was tried here to-day and got five years in the penitentiary.

Tbe fact that Lyons was drunk when be shot Han-eon helped him in the triaL liaueoa has recovered from his wounds. CrawfordsT-ille, Indiana. LABGB ATTgatTlAJJCa at thb tatb. Cra wfokdsvi 1. L.VJ, September 12.

Ttiree thousand tickets werssuld for the fair to-day. The Fowler aad Baunatau herd of Hereforda carried off tbe first premium. The 2:3. trot was won by Birdie Clay in 2:25. The 2 JO paoe was won by Boogher in fa There will be a walking match of from five to ten miles on Friday fur aide, Yonngstown, Ohio.

BOTH Laos OOSt Yousostowk; September 12. John Longbara, Swedish lad twelve yeam old. while playing around some cars in motion this afternoon, was caught by the wheels and drawn nnder, both legs being cat off. Though still living. It Is exported he will die before morning.

The father was so enraged at the company that he threatened to throw the train off the track. New Castle, Indiana. CASB CAUGHT. Nkw Castle, September ia The Chief of Police of Columbus telegraphed Mrs. Johnson, of this cityt this evening, that be has arrested James Cash, who is charged by Mrs.

Johnson's sister with rape, an account of which waa In yesterday's F.XQrirtKO. and which brought about his arrest. The fclieriir of bin county bats telegraphed ordering Cash brought here, Jiow fWraitsville, Ohio. mo nr. Kw teatemberl2.

This evening! while three young men worn playing pool in Charles Harpera saloon, ln this place, FJmar Don nicy entered, and, without saying a word, pulled a revolver and fired at a ball, and came very near shooting one ot the plavers. He as arrested and Jailed, and ill be held to answer to the charge of carrying eon-oeaied weapons. Norwalk. Ohio, A trKSBIBEB KTOBV. "NoBWALK.Beptomberli Onr town was horrified by spectacle of -a dog carrying the decayed se-malna of a still-bora babe througa the streets.

The body was wrapped in a newspaper and pillow-case. The dug. after running through the streets, went into several stores, ana nnaity oepoHiteu toe oumen In the rear of Foreman's harness-shop. Investigation failed to reveal any thing. Tito child waa ordered uuricd by tha Mayor.

Delaware, Ohio. FATALLY HC-BT. Dr.l.AWABK. Bepxember 12. This morning Mr.

Charles Bockoven. a highly saspected oitisen of Bua- ibury, in the eastern part of the county, while haul- log atone for repairing a bridge, met with a fatal accident. Mr. Bockoven had -driven onto tbe bridge with the stone, when it gave way, throwing Mr. B.

wnii lAwtn tji 1 tie r-round below. klillne hlmlllAtantlV Mr. tsocaoven, oo was snout 111111 -uve ten uiu. eaves a wife ana inree euuaren. Tiffin, Ohio.

BUBSLABS AvBOtTT. Tiffix. rAeptember 12. Burglars struck Tiffin last night, aud the residences of Judge McCau-ley, lr.J. A.

Norton, W. D. I tubal and if. IT. Childs were entered and less than (KM was received tn At Joriee MeCanley's they found some Government bends.

but after looking them over eonclmied not to invest in them at present. NO JewwrTy, watches or other property was taken, aa money seemea to ne wnat waa wanian. XLasbiwille, ladlaoa. stnis utA3a ItrsKviLLK, September 12. Last night Dts.

Pugh and McMaban were called to Connsrsville as coun sel in the case of Will Radican, who has lost his reason. He was city operator here -until Friday when he beoan to show ermptuaia of insanity, and he resio-ned at onoe. saying that he was "gone to nieoes." Cause, too much work. It will be remem bered that Longdon, operator, went tbe same way bare about two yaata ago. Ate is tuu at Lang-view.

sYlrieestar, Indiana. IMCSPKBATK iuBDaa-4aB eair. Winch estxb, Keptetnber 12. Yesterday mornlnf a bloody murder was committed about, four miles south of Windsor, in this IV seems that a lawsuit waein progress in onr present term of Conrt between a man named Lyons and one Crausbar, of that neighborhood. Oh arrival home the latter was assaulted with a wagon-whip by the former.

Crausbar drew his revolver and tired two shoti, the last of which took effect in the left breast of Lyons, killing htei on tue -spot. Omaihar csuue to town and gave himself up, and Is now- in Jail. The County Fair opened yesterday, and promises to be the best for many years. General Tom Browne is the President thereof, and it must go. Xewark, Obto.

ABBBSTBD OX BrSPICIOX Or BCBDT.B AWAITITTO I DEKTIFICATIOX. Nbwabk. September 12. A man giving his name as Moses I'nger was arrested to-day by Marshal Hendersbot on suspicion of being the murderer of Peter istecber, ot ZanesvlUe. Cnger and Sterner left Zanesvllle together, the latter having about 075 with him.

fcUecuers father suspected Ungor of murdering his son. and had the ofheers on the lookout for him. When 1'nger waa told he was arrested en suspicion of murder he said Steelier had been ac- ClUentaiiy ailieu III IWk ninir iiur niiriun- ing to hoard a freight train. leputy Ball, of ZAnes-vlile. came this evening for Cnger to take him to Muskingum e'onnty.

A lot of ready-made clothing, consisting of coats and vests, were delivered to Lieutenant uriftith yesterday bv rtavld Coflman, which were found by bis son concealed nnder a faay-etack. They are evidently stolen, and probably taken out of some con 11-trv store, as thev are ninde of a cbeap grade of cloth. The property is at the ataUoa-4tonae lor identification. KentucJky. StStUL XOTBS.

Septamher llMarshal VcOrath and son, who were horribly cut by the -negro Hicks, are both somewhat Improved, though still ln a dangerous condition. The following chaEges have been preferred against the negro: Cutting with Intent to kill. an officer. and mayhem, the first two by the Marshal aod the latter by his sou, who Is short one nose In tbe difficulty. The negro sent for a lawyer Wednesday morning, whom he asked to write down a list of -eight Aaiues, which he did, and asked what he wanted ith them.

"To kill," answesed tbe list Included the t'AHmty Judge, two doctors, a lawyer, -three merchants and a tillnd woman, upon being asked what he wanted them written for, he alsient-mintied." It will be readily observed that to have aueent-mimlea man 01 tins cnaracter lying arouud loose is puttiaK a premium on immiara Uon. Hear let fever la epidemic here. There have been ten deaths and fifty rases up to this time. Martin Jackson, a young man eighteen yearn old, was caught between two logs at Clummer's Mill, eight miles east of here, ana crushed to death. He was driving a wagon loaded with logs, when one of the wheels broke, letting the load down and catrh-Ine him between the loss.

A worHtlosa negro character named fianey made an attempt to kill a blaok-mith named Parker.also colored. Yesterday evening Parker knocked Honey down for some remark which the httler taade. Haney went home, got a double-barreled shot-gun. and announced tbat he had his Mils up to kill a man. Parker met him, disarmed him and kicked him three squares.

William H. Cord, a prominent Knight Templar et this city, who made the recent tour of Kurope with tbeAnollo Comuianderv of Cfilcaeru. was thruwn rem a carriage hetweea Brussels and Waterloo battlefield, aud anatained Injuries which to-day rw- Milted in the lose of his right eye. He Is still in a seneaa condition from etaer wouada, -A FAIRS. JTalasonth's SeooadPaty.

svpaotAi. ntarattcK 90 asra a-ratTiajcB. Falmouth, Ky. September 12. This; tan second dav of this fair, was the best and largest attended we have ever had on the second day.

Early in the ixrctailng it could bo eoen by the Immense crowds coming into town that the At tends nee would be large. There a ever was so much stock oa hand for exhibition as there is bow. the owners of stock are re to mi nr itas soon as possible after thev have exhibited, yet the accommodations on the grouads, whtoe wero bought to be ample for any emergencv, are not ai all Adequate to the demand a for room for stock. The show of stock to-day was one ot toe beat ever had here, and elicited great ad-nirwrton and aoDlause from tne hundreds of lovers of line stock present. General "Cerro Gordo." Will iams, United nutates Senator from Aentaeky W.

H. Wilurm, proprietor of Abdallah Park, Cyathlana, Kentucky, and a number of other prominent geatio- Bien from tnis section were present to-uoy. A 0-AfTnW IIUI mij m.c and our new Governor, Hon. J. Proctor Knott, and wnaiorttTOf he HIAte oniciais axe expected to present to-morrow evening and r'ricLay, hen the atteuaance will befully ten thousand.

Floral Hall, which tt was expected would be open to trie public to-day, could not be on account of the large number of aiws-mdcent displays wbteh are beina ao taste- allv and handsomely arranged and tbe premiums thereon awarded. It is thought now that the hall, which is a perfect bower of beauty, will be opened to he public at mion to-inorrow-. There never was any thing like the competition in this department before, autl the displays are larger, grander and more naani neeas is evsry iimmn piwn was uaey ever been before. The races ro-davsrevo for bnnas that have tMtieri betusr than for a purse of u. which ckied Willi nine entries, hut there were only live Ktarrers.

as follows: P. H. MOsney. Falmouth, enters b. m.

Mwggie by Boh Lee: H. P. Wade. JeuVrsoTi. 11I1I0, br.

m. Georxie by VewTork; W. M. Booker. g.

Booaer Bov, pedigree unknown: W. U. Tbreuxeld. ck. g.

Knrrel Xtao. aad W. M. USua, vTBiiuaaa, ASjt s- Jaaw theme, bv I a the pools Booker Boy i4d as tevonte for mudnss iior llnwtborue stid3 for betel. The hirae were lied pcooiptly ootttue, hut considerable delay woe t-aued by vv J.

Wilson aud others protesting Bot.er Boy on the ground of Inellirlblllty in this class, ciaiming that he was ma Booker Boy. bus aaathejr borse.that Rsd a much bwer reeu-d. TIm protest wws beard by the Jndxea, and Booker Bov allowed to start nnder protest, Mr. Booker nnxnUlng that should he win the money It could remain the ha nets of the the ler is nnailv settled. The di-pute lOeuswea ileia.

Booker and Wtlom cawed hard feelings, and a detenuiaaUoaon tfce part ot eaeh to si tut I he other out if poaVjOe. Tbelxinea were placed In tae order named and given a good start without mnrh seen that Booker Buy wws not la the taee. but that the fight was betwoen Hi-thome and Georgie W. Hawthorne 'w'b' aod won ia i. George VT.

aVeokar gsof third. Sorrel Dan and Maggie la the rear. The second heat was a hercecoalestoetween Has-dHnu and eeurgie W.bo sraa Am to Hawthorne bv him breaking and running under the suing. The" third aeat was woo by Georgfe after dose race in S-XU. with Hawthorne cluse onto her.

Tbe foorth heat was won by Hawthorne ta Cat. r-This gave two heats to each of the, cantestaata, aaa the excitement was great. The fifth and laet liewt wss won by Hawtaorne amid the most deafening ebeem in Sasi. The second race was lor horses that have never been trained bv a professional trainer, and to be driven and owned bva farmer or his son. This race had seven entries, bot only four starters, ss oliow J.

M. Wsre. Braoksvilie. b. m.

Maod F. W. C. Threlkeld, Morning View, Jty bl'k a. J.

G. Kendall, Wllliamstuwu. b. m. Late M.

C. H. Kedston. Parts, ky- b. m.

This was won ln three straight heats by Maud F. Time Thst Meeting sut GreenvUIe. srarvAt, ntsPATca: ro ni KsarntKB. Gxsexvii.lk, Ohio, Jeptember Ii The weather oontlnaes to he fiae, and the Darks Connty Fair, abeo tbe best eonnty exhlbitipn tn the EKate, Is pro-grwmiug with great success, every department being Ailed to its utmost cwpaeltv, iacladiug tbeiieat show of cattle, sheep, swine, honwa, domestic artichs, sgricnlturai implements, farm and rsriieu products ever seen in Western Ohio. The Attendance to-dav was about four thoosaud people.

The race track could not be In better condition than it Is this year, and for tfaia reaeun the thousands who witnessed he racing this afternoon saw aa intAtresting slht. The trotting, mile beta, best three tu five, parse tow, resulted as follows: Fole i Conductor Sweet William, 4 3 2 Sunflower 1 Little Willie. 3 0 4 Paarerel Kitiie BoUe lit Time 2:4, Paving Purse tJOU. asiuikiws: Davy Ham Hliarp John 4 2 5 4 3 2 I 1 naries Wake l' Jake" Bailie B. Time 2M.

2n, -su. There are now on the grounds fifty or sixty race horses from innrinnati.fSprwgtiold, Richmond, Lafayette, Columbus. Layton aud other dues. Hash Coo-nty (Indiana) Fair. arsx-iAb law-xc 1 to uut s'MtwrjitrB.

ScsaviLLB, September 12. The second day Qf the Bush County Fair was success. Tha exhibits are too numerous to even think about. It is expected that people 111 be in attendance to-morrow. iu iimeiuiuBi uts vue xuiivwug is iuc siut- r- 1 1 I Htipe tx 4 4 0 1 3 Star 1 mi 1 1 2 2 0 2 1 Krltth tiillen 3 3 0 3 4 Beat Uuie.

2-37. The dead heat was between in-Cd: ith Gillen, Btar aod Mary. POUTICAU Appointments by tbe Republican Com. xoittee. SPECIAL, DISPATCH TO TH7I KJtQrtBKB.

CoLCXBUti, Septeniber 12. The Republican Blate Executive announces the following additional meetings: Oeneral Kd P. Jfoyes Ashland. Rcntember 17th: tieneva. Hcptem ber lstii; Mahoning County, September lirtb Hept em ber -utu ist; iay.

ton, riepteturs-r 2id. Hon. W. W. Curry Frazeysburg, Pcptem.

ber 17th: Muskingum Coanty. Septem her loth and lVtb. Dr. Jus. Hcott ashington County, iepteui.

ber 2nth, 2Kt and -TtlL Hon. J. W. Asbury Akron. September 11th and 12th; Cleveland, Kptcuilatr L'tth and 14th.

colonel c. l'ootiuan uyesviue, eeinem-berivth: Birmingham, rScpt ember oth; Win-Chester, September ist. Hun. HouJ. xiarrtsou set Carlisle, eeptwnr ber 2rlth; Htark County, rJcptomUer 27th; Vonngwtown, Heptem ber sth leveland, Ht-p-tember "th-: Toledo, tx-tober 1st.

Hon. John Is hex mau Sandusky, Reptetuber intrt. Colonel W. Cooper Xew Carlisle, September 26th, pu htpringUeld, fesrptemher 2utti, nlghL Hon. Chtut.

Townsend Chester, September 20th: Kaclne. Sent em ber 21st, p. Portland, Meptember, iUat, night; Poineroy, Heptamber tieneral C. TI. Grosvenor Mlddleport, September Mrth; Kutland, ISeptember utb; Har-riaonvllle.

eientember 21st: Tuppey Plairia. Keptember 22d, p. Mlllersburg, hteptember Zld, night. Colonel 11. Joiieo Syracuse, September 14th.

Colonel K. P. Brooks Chester, September 2Utn; ttactue, weptemoer-isi, p. fortiauu, fciHiteinber 2lst, night. P.

W. Wilcox Newark. Reptember 14th; Marion, September Litii; Martiu's Ferry, riep- lemoeriitn. Hon. Preston B.

Plumb London. Heptem- ber ltttb: Cambridae. eioBtenilier 2uth hit. Clairsvllle, cWptemberlKt; Stoubenvilie, September 'id. Hon.

John F. Locks London, September lirth. Colonel J. V. Taylor Cambridge, September zutn.

-Hon. Ii. A. Hollingsworthr-St. Clairsvllle, Sentetnber laL Judge Ambler Steubeavllie, September 2d.

Cieneral Green B. Banna Martin's Ferry, September 17tb Kenton, ISeptember 19tb Sidney, ISeptember 20th Penance. (September 22d. Colonel IL Wilson etidney. Heptembcr 2iitU.

Osuesal J. S. Robinson Kenton, September lfit-h. Hon. A.

Fllcklnger Defiance, September 22a. Hon. H. C. Jones Syracuse, Meigs County, September 14.

H. I Morey Bethany. September 14t Xew London. ButlerCounly.September 15th; Som-erville. September 20th.

General Kdward F. Noyes Cleveland, Sep tember loth. M. B. Earnh'art--Cleveland.

September 15th. Hon. John Hherman Cuvahoaa Falls. Sere- tember 18th; Toledo, September uth Bowling Ureen. September 21st; -S'ew (Joucord, Septeni- ner zza.

tieneral Green B. Ranm Col ambus, Sep tember lStn Bowline ureen. Beptemoer zist. Hon. R.G.

Horr Newark- SeDU-mber 14th: Crestline, September 15th. General CUarles Ft. UroavenorCovlngton, Octolier 2d. IX. K.

Watson Cheshire, Delaware' County, September 12th. Not a Success. aPBCXAt, DISPATCH TO THK KSI1CIS fM. I'euana, Ohio, September 12. The Republican campaign for this county was opened 1 here Inst night under the auspices of the Poraker Club, and It was a small, unsplrlted opening.

The meeting had been largely wxi-verttsea and bll ted, and etiorts made to secure a large crowd, but the andlcnce which assem bled in tne opera-nouse would not number over three hundred persons, among whom were many ladiea. Tlieapeakers for the evening were Hon. M. B. Earn hart, candidate for Attorney-General, and Hon.

K. H. Hnrat. They gave their audience nothing new or convincing, and paraded the feoott law as the embodiment of Itepublloan wisdom. Their efforts were in main In rehashing -a lot of worn out Republican platitudes.

This makes the third attempt on the part of tbe Kepub-licans to get out a crowd and create, some enthusiasm, but none of the meetings have been marked with any degree of success, -which argues well that there is a high degree of indifference among the Republicans in this locality. A Tama A flair at Van Wert. aPBCiAL xtiSPATcar to tii kscquibkb. Vajj Wert, Ohio, September 12. The grand Republicaa rally advertised to take place this afternoon was a fizsle, the speakers.

General nursi anu m. ts. iuirnnari, ia 111 lie to put ln an appearance-until the evening, when tbe band was hurriedly got together to attract an audi ence about oue-balf the size of that which greeted General Ward and James Lawrence last evening. Earn hart first appeared, and announced himself as the next Attorney General, and in his sing-song style made his usual bloody-sblrt speech. His frequent ref erence to his opponent, Mr.

Lawrence, as "that fellow" disgusted many of his hearers, Republicans as well as Democrats. General Hurst loiioweo, ana in an exceedingly tragic manner beean a tirade of the 1 leinormtiit party, and but seldom referred to the polit ical issues before tbe people. The meeting was uevoia orentnusiasm. aoout a coroorai guard remaining until the close of the speech. A X-aek of EnthvaLmsna.

sraciA- bbspatcsi vo tit BMvioiaaa. Napolkoh, Ohio, September 12. Perhaps the smallest audience that aver greeted a speaker of note was that which assembled ai the Court-house to-night to hear J. Warren Keifer. By careful observation there were but two hundred and fifty persona present, boat forty ladles, fifty Democrats and thirty or forty boys.

Tbe only applause the speaker received waa wnen ne aiiuaea to tne irisn pretty generally voting the Democratic ticket." The sons of old irf present appreciated the compliment, and were Joined -by trie audience iri.app land log. A. Fliekinger followed Keifer to almost an empty Twtuae. Tbe meeting was a decided failure from every standpoint. RepabUcaua Ms-wt-Moottag.

SrWCIAI, BUPATCW TO TBI XHOTISU. Brtah, Ohio, September li TbeTRepubllo- ans held a mass-meeting tn this eonnty to-day at afontbelier. soma three thousand neonle being present, addressed by Hon. J. ii.

Foraker and 1W. Scott, of Warren. They also held a meeting nere 10-01 rn A ltemocratlc Keore- I 1 1 L. 1 I Kawuiv 111 ciscwu AU uia county. Senatorial Noaulnsxtiow.

aexxxAt, nntPATca to tii xkotibkb. Ma Blow. Ohio. SeDtember 12. At the teenth Senatorial Convention beld bera today, Charles M.

Kenton, of Uarysvllle, was nominated by aeclamation. air. Kentoo is editor of the MarysvUle Journal, and is Quite popular throughout tha district. LOUISVILLE. Tha Weber Boys Go L't Fatal AceldaBt ts a Colored Woman Xotoa.

BPKCXAX, ataPATCBt TO TUB BXQUTB-A. Lot-iaviLl-B. fsepternbev l'L Marriage U-eenaea were leaned to-day to Wax. Hteikar and MolUa Horton, Fred. W.

Saehae, Jun and Llzxle M. Baesse, I Long and Margarita I Knorr, Louis Beckman and Ida Mang. Wittiam Weber, the notorious crook, that of waked the eity ap from and to end Aionday afternoosi after the robberp of tha reldenee of Mr.Oeo. W. Ctoecg, pl.wasd grnilty a-us gvaa given four years In the pen.

Ills brother Oexirse, who stole tha shoes from a Market street dealer' yesterday, got Ave reara 1 tha house of refuge. Henry Miller, colored, pleaded guilty of forging the name of Thorn Davis on an order for a baas fiddle and got avs years in tbe penitentiary. A young lady who returned, from tha Imposition to-odgbt, aaya tbt When she passed Flnxer Bxo-a' display ana wished she was a boy ao atut could steal and sojoy a chaw of tha Una weed gbowa. An old colored womaa named Dorcas Cosby fell lata a cellar on Floyd near Market to-day and was fatally hart. Boa Is said to be nlnaety- two years old, and her back was Internal Injuries were received.

Coo tractor' Johason waa throws from a buggy at the south-west corner of tha Exposition lot to-day and steitloaaly hart. His bead struck the railroad track. Mrs. Lizrle ii. Shrincr entered an it for divorce rota W.

H. t-iriner to-day an aeeoant cruelty arid his non-provision for bar and his two children. Miss Belle Bradahaw. a seantlfnl blonde ot seventeen, living a. 12U6 Hign street, slevai-opcsl evluenees of lunacy this evening bv declaring herself Jesus on the sea of ttatlnlee, giving oat loaves and fishes.

In lien of which she tossed rocks front the front windows ai passers-by until tbe police Interfered and arrested ber. A train on the Fourteenth-street eonneetlon collided with a coal-cart to-day, throwing tha driver. John Hehrich, to the gutter, mashing bito iu such a manner that death will ensue. John Redtaana. driver of a eity brewery wagou.

as iiiciw 11 wit vuiwh wow mtHT, avenues to-night bv bis horses running off. and his bead struck the curbing, causing fatal injuries. Phil Kelly murderoufuy amaalted Wesley fbroerlucke with a rock at Ausheck's saloon to-night, crushing the sk till, from which In- jaries rVbroerlucke will likely dia. Kelly arrested, INDIANAPOLIS. An Officer'.

Trouble With Rowdies, Official Statement of tha Number of Voters in the State. The Story of a Medal John C. New at Home Minor Mention. SPaCIAL DISPATCH TO Tit BMQCIBgm. LxDiABTAPoLia, la ix.

September 12. For aeveral years past two young rowdies. Jack Murphy and John Bulllvan. have been causing tne police of this eity much trouble by their evil Yesterday the two robbed Columbus Kirkaham. a resident of Fountain County, this Slatt, of a small amount of money.

Officer Connetts was informed of tbe robberr and attempted to arrest tbe men, when they turned upon blm and beat him rather badly, one of them using the officer's mace, which ba bad taken away from hlxn. After getting away from tha om-eer he pulled his revolver fired, bitting, and. It ts though mortally wounding, Mur phy, while Sullivan escaped. The wounded man, some three years ago, alth several th lev ea, shot Officer Richards, but escaped Statves pri.st.ui by turning state a evidence. The wife of Senator Harrison has la her possession a medal struck to commemorate the deliverance of Vienna from the Turks, the bi-oentennlal of which Poles all over the world are celebrating to-day.

The medal is silver, about the size of a trade dollar, but thinner. On one side, within a bordering in- scriptionof abbreviated Latin, is tbe device of iia Aus triau dtuiiile eagle suruiountlng the sun. which is dimming and driving tn nninf Turkish ercaoent tu a bank of clouds. On the other side Is au Inscription filling the face of the medal iu abbreviated tjttin, wTbich, being arbitrary, makes tt dlUieult loclcelpner. But briefly It details the investure and relief of the city, giviug the dates July 14th ana ISeptember L.tn,jtiti, ana itn tne outer t-sr- r-ssm wnicn marxs Historic monuments nw- soribes all the glory to the Emperor Ltpupoid, tbe medal not having sobios.ki's name on itat ail.

This medal, one of the few of Unoriginal ones, was tbe propertvof Mrs. Harrison's grandfather, a cultured Englishman. From him it came to his son and her brother, who carried it with him through our civil war, wherebv it became somewhat worn. He took It with him to Oregon, and at his death it was brought to Mrs. Harrison by the Musous.

T. llannlhan, a sober, hard-working resident of Johnson County, eame to this city Sundav to purchase medicines, since wbicb time nothing has been heard from him. Ue bad about $luO in Is possession. Miss Orettie V. Hotltday, a sistorof the editor and proprietor of the Indiaaapolis News, under appointment as missionary to Persia, sails from New York ou Saturday to Uver-pool.

hence through Russia to Odessa, arrow the Black eea and by caravan to Tabrls. The Journey will occupy two months. About six months ago Charles Patterson shot a hackman In the Occidental Hotel, inflicting a wound' tbat came near proving falsi- To-day ho was convicted of assault and hittprr with Intent to kill, and was fined Sl.ii and sentenced to the County Jail for six months. A rj-V. T7 1 vhi, m.ni mitted suicide at the Insane Hospital last week, was an inmate 01 tne nocpitai a short time, aud his insanity had a peculiar origin.

His farm at Klkhart was in nn eligible position for the location ofanasy-lnm, and, thinking one won Id be located at. that place, be became very much interested, aud anally excited in bis efforts to dispose of his property to the State, he befran to suspect his neighbors of uudcrreaching him, and finally became harmlessly Insuuc, and Ix-fore any of the acyluins were -located it was found necessary to place him in the hospital. Superintendent Fletcher reooinrueudeu his release on the very day that the unhappy xuan committed suicide Butlor L'nlverslty at Irvtngton was opened for the collegiate year yeaierday. with the largest at tendauce aver recorded op opening day. Judge Norton, of thccriminal Court, to-aay ordered his Clerk to notify the County Coiu- misslouera of the recommendations of the (irand Jury with regard to the Jail.

A member of the Jury said to-day that It waspropoHed to see that the suggestions of the Jury were not ignored hereafter. -About sixty members of the National Burial Casket Manufacturers Association were tn session bera to-day. The object of tbe organ ization la to regulate prices, and tne proceea-lugs to-uny were harmonious. This was ail the Information vouchsafed to reporters. A meeting of the directors of the J.

1L Hor-erly Gold aud Silver Mining (bmpany was held to-day. The company has invested ln South-western Colorado, and tt is said the stockholders, most of whom reside here, htrve realized sometning nanasome tnus iar. Auditor 01 istate ltice to-aay compn-teu tne ofSclol tabulation of voters required every six years for reapportionment purposes, ln 1B17 tne voting population was oi.t.t; in mvm, 499.833, showing an increase of 4ri.tf7. Of the Increase were whites and r.041 colored. Tbe total number of colored voters ia 111.

24, an iDcrcaae of 25 per cenC in six years. Xhe white vote in 181, 4,5, shows an increase of a fraction over K) per cent. The white popu lation of tbe First District, comprising Oib- son. Perry, Pike, Posey, Spencer, anaer-burg and Warrick Counties, and tbe Kleventh District, comprising Adams, Blackford, Grant, Howard. Huntington, Jay, Miami, wabasnana wens tue Incee-jie.

the former increaslne from Ti4 to and tha latter from 89,479 to The Seventh (Indianapolis) District shows the largest -colored vote ana tne neaviest tncrease, and tbe Twelfth the lowest, having only eighty-nine votes in lHfti against seventy-one in Some of the districts show a heavy decrease In the colored vote, but all shots' a material increase tn white votes. The drift of the colored votes is evidently to the eitiea. The effort to secure Phillips, the sbort-otop of the Fort WavneClub, for Indianapolis next ear was a failure. He could not get bis re-ease. The attendance upon tne puntic scnoois i ne first day of this year was against last year.

Hon. John New, Assistant fjoeretary of the Treasury, Is home and will remain several weeks. As yet, he. has not resigned, and will sav nothing respecting his intentions. i Chaa.

H. Dailey, of Whltewtovm, Boone County, who represented birasblf a few Java ago as the victim of a drugging conspiracy In is saloon of this city, to-day brought suit for llo.oui damages against Gottlieb Wacbstetter, proprietor of tbe saloon, for personal injuries alleged to have been received. Dai ley's theory as to tbe drugging was not generally taken. The ease was tried before the Mayor, but Wac ha tetter's character may be open to sus-Dic Ion. as he is under indictment at the nrea.

enttime for-drugging the Kherifi of Mont gomery tuny. M1DDLETOWN. Vrss Sakkix Htkxs Is visiting friends la 3n- ciiinatu Jacob Bx-svitn. formerly of this city, now a reai- uru. mciiimiwi, at vnuting nut rrteaos.

Jacob Bistrx Post. 6. A. R-, wlD turn out ia a botltr to-dsy with their drum corps to meet and go ia io xMjvert iaw xnst to roe nonners' name. Mb.

Laiktv, Pbief of Barton Fire Dopartnteiit, and Henry Kloeum, of nook and ladder fame, in- speeted our Fire Department yesterday, aud claim we are tn tne nest anape to Bgn a are ox way partment in Sou thorn Ohio. ttiLAS Cnonrw-gLL, a colored barber la the employ of Benjemin Cain, burrlarized his shoo yesterday evening. Bilas' eves eouki not nasist the tempting sight of Ben nice razors. Cmcers Oooch aodm-017 found Silas la a freight ear, which wss about to go to ClndnDatL this BKurning. His Boour the Mavor arrwisned the orisoner.

and he was boo ad ever so meet tbe Grand Inrr ln the sum of t-M- Kot being abie to furnish too boil, aUlao was asts-Tssi to ti ainiitaa aaa jocaea up- i HARRISON, Tmt rUvendAas vs. Harrlaons at the Ban Park aext Saturday. Jacob Bcmrrrnaa has sold his brewery to his sob John and Lawrence Kocher; consideration, SSuO. Mr. Schneider retires front active trimis-ae to bot oa the UAXTUtoa Aiase pan tLiua.

Bit. J. L. Gasrcock. lately stationed at roes-beck, Ohio, will have pastural darn of tbe X.

K. JW.mh m.A he LAW r. 1. .1 n. Rev.

Mr. Cueiringuia to the btsJoiin n. C-urca, unctnnau. Warru Tnomaa Dowd, a evaketnoa oa too White Water Valley Railroad, was assuttiog- tirrirrn to aiiKht from the evening nsengr train Tasadwy evening, he received a fusillade of rocks at turn hands of several unseen persons who were hid behind flat-cars and escaped In the darkness. Tommy was in lured about the evea.

and wws left ws unir- viile and returned borne next morning, where he la receiving raniiii ai iwniioa. iAHls aaows the el- THE YANKEE GHOST. Uadliti ia the We. The Annxtal I4e A boot tbe Condi Puni-hment of rrufaoe Swrarera. PsteT Bugg aa EH Old CJjsjgaThs roe, a.

Lae Do-ublg tpacter, Vlth Its Eone uj lUlt-lnajra R-tinlTIX Hani to Ieaatb to Escape Frost aShadaw. One of the professional lies that it teems In possible to get rid of lb this country ta Whlcb every summer kills offinmt prof4n, wearer by a sudden providential eegrreaee, usually stroke of lightning. Some times bobs op serenely in the baying season, ta, tbe story goes tbat some wicked farmer, with wrath against heaven because tiie'rtorB has eoute before ka can get his timothy gadtr cover. Impiously defies his Maker wl: and curses. During all those months wj (bunder-storms are frequent, this itnry, Its edifying moral.

Is liable to, tom iTbough it Is not eon fined to any one rt 0 the couutry, yet the legend of the profanity took its moot com nl. teail4" circumstantial form ln New EnslnrcV Mixed up with some reminiscence of the Jew, It changed tha feature of sudiWg to an eternity of aufTcrUig In tlte ptrseaotnt a thunder-atorm. rlrcumstantial vu tBl story that even the name of -tbewk-ktprrKw thus denied the privilege of death prv served. Peter Rugg, a sturdy eitizen -of ISo-Uin, oat summer's day took bis little daughter on trip to tbe country. After transacting )Vit business tn one of the interior towns of State, he started on his return to tbe city Bl( in tbe afternoon.

Tbe vehicle In whtro rode wag his own property, and probablt soixt bled tha famous nid ouc-htws unr In Its capacity for weatherlug hard Sm. Ue was uot very far ou his ivturn Jnurv, when he observed the eionds gathering in ui sky behind him. Ha stirred up his old to somewhat, but the storm was evidently g. ing upon mm. 1 ne vino roan, aim oa tut distant hills, the slanting streaks of fsllii-rain could be seen, while the faint tlasliei 4 lightning were followed by the tar otl-toit the thunder.

-He hurried his horse as as it was poaslWe to hurry that bmton bred atilmtL But all bis hurry waisf no use. Nearer and nitarer t-aine the risu 14 the tempest. Rugff was van aw ful limn swear when he really set about speu. Ing his mind in profane liuiguace. 1m thought of having his best salt i clothes drenched In the coming shtiwervsr more than ate could stand.

Noevll extretKMi that had ever been atored in his memory hst was brought iuto reoiuisition now to bis annoyance. He cursed his luck, lie blasphemed the Deity, he defied tiie and finally crowued hut IuiihcIv by sipeaiis( to tiie infernal powers. Presto! thst final act of wickedness there came a clinnrs ln Uie disposition of his horse. Just as the finst drops of the advancing hiorm began 10 patter upon the carriage, the aueicttt auiuiul leaped out like a racer. Ills hnofs struck fire from he stones iu the roadway as he weut.

ana tue storm no longer guinea uou l'cl. ItUffg. The drops kept (uillug from the of the cloud Upon the rarrluge, but the heaviest pan or tue raiu wsi mill in I he rear. The old Biau con. gruttiluted frimselfvn the speea oeveiojied so iin.riutMltr liv tils rtsitlNter.

1'he aiilmni did not lse his wind or slacken hlssrteed. is the contrary lie skimmed along luile alter mile as easily aa If In tils nrsl youth, the ve hicle clattering along alter lit in as tuonrt every iron on it was loose. Nor did tie siackn bis pace when the party rwucuttt tne ouiklnt of the city. Instead of doing llutt be sceni-i rattier to ue maanenra ny tne Miven siree To the luimiuent danger of other travelers, at ratted rweklrs-iiy through strrcl after stnw, turning corners In such bofte that the cat-rliaje seemed ever' moment lu danger of beitx upeet. At last the outfit, still just ah end of storm, turned Into the street where Petf Ituea's house Was situuted.

Peter pulled the lines; he sawed the bit in the btirst mouth: but not It lug now would ton Ihe it. furlnted beast. As ItcphHsed by Ills own boR be saw his wife beckoning to hiai from int window; hut he could not stop. And now lit saw what he hud not observed In-fore, ilia hope had ehanged not only lu gait ami temper. The broad, shining back of this strange creatui was as bhu-k as night.

Tiie long blaok bisiif streamed away fnini the glossy and powerful neck, and the sharp ears were set backward at if with rage. Pevhaps It was only his iiusa-inaLion: but it seemed to Peter Kugg thai l.u eyes of the benst lliishetl fire us It lurnr.i li Head iroin siae to sine, anu tnai it ureaintti stroumsor flame Iroin its nostril, its iron-shod boofs beat eunlinunl succession of inurkj even from tbe suiooiintst road. In short, Mr. reuiurk on the suliJeA of tnuiKierwvoriMs nau oeeu nnswereu iu luost extraordiuary uiunnvr. if Hint was noi a demon which had somehow gut Is lwei-n wheels of his earrynll, hen no sut tilings demons existed.

All night lis never Yet wherever he went tiie storm a'as Just it his rear, and the advancing rain-drops ii-tcred gently near by, while tiie water was failing in sheets in the distance, Irotu that ukt Peter Rugg has never rested, ltehiud thni mysterious horse be traverse the mails frou State te State buck and forth, til slit and daj, with the temtiest ittst alwavs at uU buck. 'iiie curious utiug aoout me perountity 01 Peter Itagg, wit 111s uorse ana cnnise, is ti. faded out semblance of the, whole outfit watch waa transferred to the western part the country- by the descendants Of me rur-whlch bad first contrived the legend. Suil an apparition carries with It ln Its very ti Istonce the Idea of peually or retrtliiuiou and so the oflenae of wLicli the gln; and its horse and chaise were guilty Is not u' wave sieciried in the Western forms of tin legend. Sometimes the man and his dutivlitvi have beeu puiiisi lied by this Mit-iiiorU-iii for some wicked violation of the Salibtidi, such as Sunday visiting and or tliey may be their shadowy form the reruiutsccnev- of some in tie vlclnitv which they are said to froiuout The essential features of the sn not the moral ioskoii 11 leai no, uor even tin rirnxlmity of the storm, but the culled urn 1.: ndtviduals that makes It complete, I lie man the girl, the horse and the vehicle.

Thiscoiu-binatiou, wherever known, is Just as ebarv te.rtslle of the moral super.titlous emigrsut' mm Kev Knclund ns tiie' Woman In or the "Veiled Woman," or the "Woman In Black" is characterisf Icof neighborhood I bat lists been settled a ilh people from Old Vir ginia or from fconie other of the Soulhert cisuw r-veo 111 mi. U1111.1 I'" I-" 1st ion its presenee Indicated ew r-ugluu. nueieus. The nonuintinn of Fond du Lac Couiitr, Wisconsin, ts of divers origin, but there Is no lncalitv in the North-west where 1 lie douiM ghuwt. with its quadrupedal aud vehU-ulurai-companiment, exists In a better suite uf preservation anu iimrniit viullv eta une cuewi what Is best stilted "to these niKliirual sUadowJ which revisit thegiliiip--eof the iiioon rttai.

the roads, to tne terror 01 tne supersiiiiouit. It is this wild and mysterious wanderer tha 11 1 nit which gives an Interest to the a venture of a citixen of Oakfteld, a village i the southern part or the county, ne nau ts: away from the village on a uuslaese trip Willi Is horse and open buggy, arid was buSutt-il 0: his return. In order to save a conslti rsbx distance he left the high road, which wou-haveled htm some distance out of his waf aud took to a dirt road thai led aeroea tbe even and wooded prairie to a pike rnnnlng i rectiy turougn tne village- ine nttsiu blgb in the heavens and the whrueeuunli. was flooded witli the Ui brines out every durk frightful distinctness. The was not troubled by thane He saw them as though he si being accustomed to tne night, paia iuue no attention to Its Biysteries.

His horse Jnggi-: along patiently and slowly. Both man beast were weary enough to take At last ne nappenea to cast a over tbe road which he had pax There was nothing strange about it exec) tnat zar away ue saw or imagined nn -horse and buggy approaching bim. ThisdM notattue moment give nim any uu- lot unui ne asam iotiKea naca tnu 17 any thing but common humanity oemo- him. Hut at bis second glance mo iwi-- was so much nearer that it saemeu no hnva ttriAule a ttvinw serosa Whoie TlXhi of roadway. Again, the tiilrd and fourth tiinw tne ueiatea traveler giso'-en oacw Alwknlrler furt ivelv wii.l.

if his Senses did Be deceive him, the stranger had, unobserved. utilised in the same snpernaturai i few m- ments tnat seemea nours tr.L-.lA, At lMi.th sa be riASAed down 't alone of a roll in the nmlrie. he beheld ita vehicle that had been foUowlog him lust rA Ing to Its summit. 1 tie ennciusion was a natural one iu was time for him to try the speed of his ej hnns. thoach.

tier ha lis. tbe more ration! thought would have been to try the OUS tning uruiuu as to wo wilhl. it was nn In. Hut rte.ll t. blood and nerves could not stand still to stud a creature as thin as tha viewless air.

J' swifter than a flying bird. His last look convinced him that be was haunted by dread, nectar of tha roods, for aa he it ok' up the little hill he could see tha the clumps of trees beyond through thevrr1 body 01 tn norao and the vehicle anu two human figures themselves, putting IC whip to bis own tired animal, be i away like tha wind. His touch of lines and tbe whin anenaed to eoiurnunlrs his ftwri lil tha animal Vi imvi kilt do be could tbe buggy behind hivu, which now approacnea to wituin a few levi, hia nwn. Ths rhiallT tlrlti bad apparently ao desire to pass blm bv, simply bung close upon his rear, speea oy nis own. lie pnea tne winp' lesaly and continuously without ehaaglufs post tioa relative to his pursuer-.

With senses quickened to tbe slitutei ration he listened for some sound uui 1 triw mnmr. hut h.Mwiy in.lln.nt.h not C' tbe rustle of a breeze. Whevlier tbe rnal were imoom or rouga tne transparrui eade glided along as swiftly and death itself. At last tbe man reached l'r of tue narrow roaatry lane and turned is' the pike. At his last look the mysUTy linnv nvwin hi.

Kot ll.t frightened sow to g'lv up hU speed thnnvh ho knew that tha nnrstier ba isned. Jashlug his horse 60 flew bard rock-bedded pike, and thus went the animal at every iusit Toe long run was too much for the beast, sn It aroppea as dead as a stone in tne the ghost left blm be was never "I but tha iMAlnlMit his hnru had receltru nt radiance whit-i hadnw with 1 htuely tiavvl'ilf things. howrtcT.II iw them not, ti. 1 A augjr.ieot vblaao0 oi LUe gears ha had. A' bl Bll 17 i i i ic 1 I 1 1 12 ii 11 i'l ll't 1 01 di 1 1 1 1 1.