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CampMrfl Present "Record. Grand Ovations Yesterday it Irra-ton and Portsmouth. Eren Keulnckj Comes Oat Butler UasetH Ironton "Gathers at tie EiTer Greet the Standard-Biarer, to And Fortimonth Ooei 7alr1y Wild la Iti EnthniUitie Welcome. Xi. Campbell Pay His RpoU to tbe Present Governor.

4,4 illudei la Conrlacimf Way te Some TmanoUl XiMUUsuato Soma 6od Tbif AbMt Ua Seldim. p3.L Disr.rca To rma uni I-to. Ohio. -Octobr 18. It ra d- lifbtf il and Implrint rid that Mr.

Cmp bll euioyed thit forenoon on tli pictur- Mane (limpeake and Oh 16 Roadtkirtlns tL. Krrtuckr shores of tb beaotifal Ohio Ritfr. Krom one window of hia coach the cut fiovernor could tea tba impoilni blofik of the promied land OTr which it aopn lo rul T.rouh tb other window ha taw us miirt of the Kentucky Valler. Itbacafca Eoi.e4 alone the route that the next Got rnor of Ohio was on board, and at nearly ttctr station citizens 01 toe 01a common- Mith canit aboard to wlsn the canaiaate rKnTLAlLY TH CAS AT HATSTILtl Am! 'ircniup. At the latter place Con trees.

min-eiect Thomas II. Fainter eame aboard tail ac-onipa'iied Mr. Campbell to I roti ton to hear his sperch. At Oreenup two dele- titi from the lwrence Coontr Democratio Club. Mr.

Maluiicy and Jacob Hooker, came ami at the river opposite Iruuton. was a braaa bund and a large com. roUto citizens. The band, as usual. tlafp'l "the 'anipbeHs are cominr" and tbe ciiiieii" rlii'ered.

A carriaare drawn br six pure wliite horses conveyed Mr. Campbell and rartx to the ferry. At tbe levee on tbe Xr. nKDCP A IKMABKAILt BRCKT-TION a singular fact that over a thousand cltii rm in tliia Republican county sathered (in tlio river bank to receive hi and escort him up tywn in a perfect storm 01 covers. 1 tn ihe Rrcrptton CoTutuittee were Judge E.

V. Dran. t'hairruan White of tbe Executive Committee. Dr. Krudi.

Hon. Ralph Leete, lion. Le Dave Holley. John Peters. br.

A. i'rumbull. Kara Dean. J. C.

Murdock aii'l harlie De Foss. Alter dinoar and a reception at the Iron-ton House. Mr. Campbell and General 8anr-srl V. 1 arv sddreteed a monster meeting in the Court House yard.

Three thoasand peo-Vlc srre present, and. Mr. Campbell' fame liaviLg gone abtceXl. delegations from Ash-iibr. (silettabarg and other Kentucky towtn came over to sea Aim.

Judge Dean inTsidrd sud tnada a apeoh. In tf hich.be atid thst Mr. Campbell was UAKixo a atAomncgwr CAMlAlaw. Without indulging In acrimonious languaaa runeerniii the Republican party. One of lb.

Vice-Presidents of the meeting was Lew r-l. who was a delegste to the convention ati'oiuinbu which nominated Foraker. He vuuid not wallow a third term, and at once cams (ut for Campbell. Mr. 1 amitell tn beginning his speech referred to Judge Iran's allusion tbat be did not indulge in acrimonious language of the Kepublii-nii pnrty.

He said there never was a time in the history of the Republican party of Ohio when there was less cans to complain, because a great part of the Republican party was this year up In arm against third trrmism and with the Democrats in the fight for home rule. In a happy vein he spoke of bii greeting by Iron Ion and his ride ou the Kentucky shore. lie was asleep in his ear considering himself safe iu Kentucky, when was awakened by tbe advance guard of Ironumians about twenty-five miles down tbe river, when tbe Kentucky contingent cams aboard. TBB. trimOJ AT Rl-RRXLL Was tbe next thing, and finally there were a thousand enthusiast to greet him when he landed at the wharf.

Mr. Campbell said he bad thought before tbat Lawrence was a Re-Publican County, but he became confused tad tot out hi book showing the majorities to see if ho had not been mistaken. He then woke of tbe booming of tbe cannon which 4s echoed and re-echoed and went rever-. berating throuah tbe Kentucky hills seeming to croctum a sympathy with the people of Ohio in their fight against Forakef misrule. He gracefully alluded ta the courage it had taken in tiorea past to be a Democrat la Uw.rvnce County, aad remarked that in Butler, which gave Grevar Cleveland a sua.

)rity of J.31I. it was easier to be a Iemcx! than not: in fact, it waahard not to be. Fire Tears ago. he said, tb present Governor of Ohio addressed tbe people of I ronton and tuld them if rover Cleveland was elected OWLS WOCLO BOOST IB TBB ruaBAOC And mills of Lawrence County, but they idn't. They waited until Baa Harrison waa elected and then closed dowii.

They bad ctwr.ed up again not long However, ther always did about two aaocths before lertion in tbe name of protection, and than Xk that down about three day after election in the interest of themselves. When the Gov 4mor of Ohio was here a few days ago abated tbat be was going to be re-elected for a third term. and. not only that, but ha waa Bring to have such a big majority that it would astonish tb country yea. avan tbaj ne cat iea attention to mis mooest Sredictioii.

so the people of Lawrence County AitbtsAsit result. Mr. Campbell next to McKlnley. thw champion protection, tsa good man too good to be Foraker Republican. "But.

com to think about it. 1 jun't know whether ha ia much of Foraker Republican -after all." said the or- auxpiso to twi Bryarrrs jf protection. Mr. Campbell asked the iarmrtof hi audience what product. Waa "Sot a thing." was th aaawar.

3Won.tr otl Lawrence County who wera pro-i the owners of tb mills, who Sat Sltranis for Harrison and protection on, "fir wills last fall, and otoaed dowa as soon the election wu there. protection didn't, A voioa is ttie audi- asked if the oldsoldiar waa protected r. Cam pbell said the speaker was avldenUy mof the UW tmoorata' who want sutb to settle little difficulty and Ma cam back bom aad want to work, but WAS ft. k. a h.

i i iosiss woo sisHi Drew iwiuuw vith hi sAouthwvartinc. Hthn aUuded to Corporal Tanner 'prodigality In i atvtng away mor.tr to Unlred 6Ut Seaa- wtsa nd department attaches), and aaid the jwey.hould hare eons tbe ut th funds ran out before be sot Mod to them. The Corporal, simply et.t the neptiblioaiii meant what ther ia their platform atd thm4 to llv as to a. He was en let a ken. tbat wa all, Qoeri Black, a crippled Democratic aot r.

made outjaore pension certtftete Is rear than tba Rasohlicasa bed In tea. Democrat al- AbWFTTstS.tririrft Ikt pension of aoldlf rV widows. Is eld Vlsib. wtidUM kl aM Y. that lid bless rou?" r' and God bteaa aaid Mr.

Camp-woald Bka to aaa mad oar cast, eloeedhy sjayinr would sot bar-loreosive dispatch tba vuie v- of irorembar that Lawrauo County had axma Dotitoerstic. GanerM Carr followed it: fiMaWiii abi epeacb. Tb DarBocratla aaadtdata for Grvrnor mad a fan friend of veryooe of tba 1000 present. Pstatarsad General Carr warmly, congratulated btm on bia tpeech. taying it was on of tb beat tbey evr heard.

At o'aioek he left for Portsmouth, a delegstion of J09 Iron ton Unt ao-oompanylu hint. Faarca. COdDIA-I. JIIICICJ-TION. Peasaetatla Caaaldat rr OMsnwr Sstr-rHaaat- Pwrtsaaemth Aa Ovatlew Whiab SaTwra ef Cemlsg'Vtetary.

awaviAi bwaScbj ts Brawiaasi Pobtsuoctx. Oaio. October IA-The eitrof Portsmouth avevtr oefore witnessed ha Demoeratls en -of enthusiasm it did to-night. When tb train from Iron ton ar rived it ran Into a dense crowd of 1.000 people gathered a- tba eroaains. Tbey bad bra bands, tin horns aad their own good lungs to help them jpak a noise, and Jisamia CambH scarcely realized what ha bad truck when they turned loo.

It waa a wtto su-traa-r wars or BJ-racaiASBi Which baa been aroused by the splendid campaign Mr. Campbell has made. It tbe as-greteiva. vigorous sort of a fight the Demo crat of Ohio atlaiire. and tbey have rallied around blat like brav soldier rally about tba standard of a heroic commander.

A committee contesting of Hon. J. W. Kswtnin, Hon. M.

Stanton. Geo. A. Walter. Horace Lcgt.

George Krieker and Oscar Kewmsn. met Mr. Campbell and party and took them in carriages. They were followed to tb Opera Hon br a great, surging, thlngcrowd. of which only ona third Could gain admittance to the Opera Hons.

The hall holds but 1.M0. Including standing room, and that many got in. while the reat walked tbe streets and followed around soms of tb extra band, which continued to play "The Campbells are Coming." Tb Opera House crowd wassn intelligent and thinking one, and was addressed in an intelligent and thinking manner. Senator-to-b Newman presided as Chairman, and in a happy speech Introduced Mr. Campbell as TBI OAXLAirT ITASDABO-BgABeB.

Around whom th nntarrifled were gathering a they had about no other leader in many years, and who he sincerely believed would be the next Governor. Mr. Campbell, after some pleasant local aliasion. jumped at once into tbe tariff sub ject on which mad the usual able Demo cratio argument. Ha then plunged into State finances, reviewing the condition of tbe Treasury, tba garbled statements of the Auditor, and th money, in which figures were juggled and bills kept in abeyance- in order to prepare a statement which wonld show up well.

He tbowed. by facta, that Governor Foraker had made glaring ml statements in hit Aeniasoeech. commencing with the funding of the public debt, and said tbat the will providing for it had been paused by a Democratic legislature, and wns introduced by Allen O. Myers, a Democrat, wbo had but reaently got out of Jsil.The mention of Myers' name was loudly applanded. After speaking an hour and a half Mr.

Campbell terminated bis speech in order to take a train, and was followed by General S. K.Csry. who soon got the audience thor oughly in sympathy with hi magnificent oratory. This has been A ORRAT CAMPBELL DAT, And it 1 unutually sixuifioant. from the fact that iiis tw meetings have been in Re-publl an counties, and follow closely upon the heels of Governor Forakw'a meetings.

At each meeting to-day ho was greeted will three time th people that turned out to bear At I ronton a thousand people met Mr. Campbell when he arrived, which was 960 mure than met Foraker, and at Portsmouth this evening S.000 people were at the depot, which i 3.900 mor than awaited the Governor, JJ the handwriting puthe wall, and tit Republicans of Ohio do not fail to read aright. TBB lABIB Of th Fifth Ward sent tbe next Governor to the stage to-night a beautiful bouquet. which he gracefully accepted. Mr.

Campbell speaks twice tomorrow in the afternoon at Gallipolia and in the evening at Athens. Fasjtjs. Tni SPHIXOriEl.D DEMOCRACY. It Turn Owt la Great Honkers to Bear Hen. Allen O.

Myers, racux dhatc wo vats surairjtn. Sprigfiexd, Ohio. October 18. The largest political demonstration of the campaign, so far wa held in the Grand Opera House tonight to hear Alien O. Myers on A parade of local Democratic clubs, headed by a band, escorted the speaker to the Opera House.

Mr. Myers, in bis introductory remarks, said th following: "How serene the night How complacently tbe eyes of God and love look down from tbe jeweled skies upon tbe peaceful earth. The amok curls larily from the chimney in tba Autumn air. and tells of happy hearth- tone around which cluster peao and hop and Joy. "Th new-plowed around, tbe barren fields, the garnered harvests, the banners of glory and sold in the woods, the falling leave and dead and dying nature proclaim the end of another summer, and tell a that another year ia about to follow it counties ancestors and nestle in th bosom of eternity.

"Why have I left my home, and why have yon left your and your littl ones and fire-aid comforts? What loads ton ha drawn us together if it be not love of truth, of justice aad of right? A eitixena of a free Government, till love cam to leave, we have onme to learn if we bare left any duty -undone or if there be' duties to do. The great law of growth and development exact LwMeless action and agitation as the price of all prgrea. This Government we enjoy was not born ia peace aud can not live ia calm and atagnatioa. "Man ill tba best organised aocietiet mart Btakt many aacrlBcea to preserve a few priceless treasure in commom Ko priest of any religion, ao teacher of any creed, no believer of any truth, no worshiper at any shrine ever approached the altar of hi faith with uch rTrnc. hap pi news and earnaatn that I corn to-night for th first tim sine my release from Jail to look In tb facea of a fee people and to exercise tbe freedom of pacb.

I com to tell you tbe troth. I could bat lie if I would, and if I could tba facts are lik tb music from heaven, and to lie war needle." Mr. Myrs speech wa a brilliant one. in which presented soma atartejag facts in relation to the Foraker Board and tbe character of tb men with whom he baa surrounded himself. Hia- arraignment of tba 8 tranglers as a secret political organisation waa scathing on.

The Boards of Elections, tbe enormous growth' of th patronage of th Governor, th mhniee of the publie institution ta advene personal interest indicated, said th apaakcr. a conspiracy against hjia people of Ohio. -r Oewsweswtte sttnc nt Wooat. sraVtas. tVsioi aw was a a an nua.

Woobtss. OsiekOotoCerU-Th Democrstt spaaed the hers Wnigbt with stirring speeches by Judge Blaadin. of Clve-lsnd. and Frank Daugberty, of Keoton. who was formerly Sapariatandeat pi thaWooatar Th tneetiag Wat wall attended, aad much enthostaesa wasaianifMted.

The apeachaa war replete with convincing Stan meat, aad were well weijed, v---; f.j i Bwn. Mekn BS ntwnswttat ntaaatll 1. rsaaaji aass-Aacat rum bjsb rvMAwu.OatwOctobwr-:iK.-T Demo crats had a roosias tueeMng la rwopi 1 tisui UothAnthony Uowwila, candidate for Senator, pretidad. Tbe apeskar was Hon. Jobs MoaoStt, who dlsoussed the tariff, aad trmrtK-v CeJasses srtB-Ai'sasrasea was eias, HamsW.sto Oetobar IsVrTbs Grsiid jary at MeArthur ta-day returned tbe follow I as Isdictfaestat Nelson Bhoe maker, es aault and bsUeryj Louis Biety, obtsiatpf god under falsa Jireteneee: Jame Carey, amtilt and bauarys, N-'H.

Devauit. for ka HmiBbilLeuttins! with Intwat to wound; Oliver Haybura malleioue. destntctioa of I property uaeer Lwnatna. carry ma oo-eealad weapons: JobaT sjeatrttetioa s( proprty -) if ICRDEE DCBIXfl TBI BOftCTIOOX. Oa Trial Killing RU Sop- Pa- kw WfciU tktw I star Was SelUaa; Suss rwcMi ton a amaviaaa, Iaa, October UL-fsmoel Kea- teraos is bains triad for is Ufa in tb Orang ii County Circuit Court at Paoli tor lis in order of Daniel Nicholson- at HUlham.

Dubois County. Saturday evening. January IX Kea-tersoa waa the step-eon of tba murdered anaa. Tb case wa taken to tb Oranga Circuit Court oa a change of -venue from Dubois Connty. Keteron had Just married tba daughter of John Brrum.

and waa on tbe day in question buyinr his furniture of Nicholson in Hillham. At suppr Um tb deal wa not 'ended, and ta two took upper together at ton boas uf tb Mep-fatber. apparently on tbe beat ol terms. In a few minute after they returned to the store a pistol shot waa beard, and Nicholson was found dead, with tbe invoice of th goods purchased by Kestcraon, and a pencil in hia band. Kesterson eluded tba officers until the next day.

K0TH1SQ BUT PROHIBITIONISTS. rwwsww'a CluiwUsn iperanee tjnlna In. dnvaa Only; ThoM Wks Are Openly Agav (net the Lftqaor TrnSte. araoiAL dutax to rats aatotrra a Fry plat. Obio.

October II. Th Women's Christian Temperance Union of Obio. which ha been in session in this City since Toes- day morning, finished it workl to-night. Tbe Committee on Resolutions, after a long struggle, brought in a report, which was adopted, pledging the support of tbe organi sation to tbe candidates of any party wbo were openly in favor of prohibition, which was a virtual indorsement of th third party candidates. Mr.

Henrietta L. Monro, of Xenis, was re-elected President: Mrs. Antoinette H. Cievenger. of Wilmington, was re-elected Corresponding Secretary: Mr.

Marietn Lowell, of Newark, was re-elected Recording Secretary, and Mrs. Anna K. Hussey. of New Vienna, was re-elected Treasurer. The place for holding the next meeting was left to the Executive Committee.

MISS B. IS PORE. By Heaven, 111 Shoot the Man Who Says Otherwise I Sensational Init at la Wales Big Meaty I Involved, as Wall as Fremlacnt Ptopl. Chicago. October 18.

The trial of the suit of Lawyer Riddle againtt Alfred Post has been in progress in the Circuit Court for tome aaya. Post hsd a financial "snap" called the "Western Freight Bureau." based on lines very similar to those laid down by Fred Ward. New York. Ostensibly, tbe Bureau undertook to collect claims of indi viduals aguinst railroads for damage to freight and the like. He took sundry cap italists of thit city into bis confidence to tbe extent of assuring them that their claims could be bought up at a heavy discount and collected in full, making fabulous profits.

He wa -A moOTH TALK CH. And roped in a number of men of means in amounts said to aggregate about Finally the crash came, anil Post got rapidly across tbe rim ofL'ncle Sam's jurisdiction Tbe casatpow on trial is the suit of his at torney for about SI2.0SO in fees for services. Mr. Riddle was on the witnera-stand to day, and road letters written to him by Post while in exile. In one of tbem Post wrote ai follows, tb "Mungar" or "Ji." referred to being Mr.

A. A. Munger, a rich elevator man, Wbo is- ard to 'have been "-caught- bf fust for a large aum. "Miss is Mi Byrne. Post's private secretary; I bad thought of eroding Mrs.

Mcllvaine to see Munger. 8be knows nothing, ami it would be a business interview, and not a so cial one. Miss B. can impress Munger much more than any one else. She will telegraph you what is to be said.

PROTECT HIB IX BVEBT WAT Possible, and as soon as she can get away see that she comes to me safely. Send rav lace shirts with turn-down collars. Munroe is a perfect gem in the showing that M. was in the conspiracy, and I am prepared to swear that be knew from my lips how tbe thing was worked. He stopped me from telling him all.

saying that if there was any trouble it would be better he did not know too much. "Berrill expressed the opinion that the business was highly profitable, and after that M. put in SSO.000 and went to Europe. Before he lelt he took me to Hammond. cashier of the Illinois National Bank, and told him to let me have as much ast25.0W white he wot away.

1 GOT THt M05XT And Hammond can't deny, for I have the notes. I shall compel the paper which published the article to name its authority for stating that Mis B. sustained improper relations with Board of Trade men or anybody else. Miss Byrne is as pure as any one on earth. By heaven.

I will shoot he man who make tbe lying statement." THE OLD MAN WOULD MARRY, Bat Bis Son Stwps the Prwewedtegw By Capturing th License. pssraTva to tbb awaorasa, Posts orTH. Onto. October IS. This afternoon tb wedding of Uncle Aaron Noel, a Clay Township farmer.

aged 83. to Mrs. Lizzie Dawson, a widow of Locasville. waa stopped by tb groom's son. A.

T. NoeU taking tbe marriag license from him. Raltroaut Company BneS. tractax, nauATcst sa asravxaaah Vixcbskes. October 18.

Riley M. Routt, of Uicootee, sued, the O. and M. Railroad for SS.UC0 damage for being put off the patncer train Sunday night. 'He claims that he had bought a ticket to Losootce.

and had given it to th conductor, when be wu put oft. Ha also allege that th train was moving at a rapid rate at th rim. Hia face and hands ara acratched and bruised in a savers manner. Informations were filed by th Prosecutor aaainst tbrwe of tbe parties who assisted pnttina him off. and tbey will be prosecuted under th criminal laws of th to.

Nwtala tw IAvw On Bwt Draws CkMSt, October il Much destitution exists among the large number of oreism laborers Sara been emoloyed during th past summer ia tba canning house of Lynch. Kant County, owing, it isJ said, to tb departure of tba manager without making provision for th redemption of bras checks, riven to the aa evidence of indebutdces. Th stores formerly reoeived the check in paytnent for supplies, Vat sow refuse to honor tbem. Mr. Pater SwH Pn IHwon vaoiAi.

nnewrca to rat a nwoxnxa, Oaraux. Oarnx October J8. Mrs. Falor. ef this city, baa brought action for absolute divorce and-all moor in tb Qommott Pi Court against bar husband.

A O. Falor. Eba briags tb action on th charge of sdnltsry with Mrs. Alio Jordaa aad ethers, and also aitassa cruelty. Mr.

Falor operate tb largest photograph gallery ia this cfty. t- Hits T-i i Pne TbnwaanS DnUar. nATcsi ra Bgasnaa Bottbc. Oxro. Oetobor ti W.

8cott Welsh, tb Ex-City Clerk, who baa Waa oa trial for raisins orders on tbe City Treasurer to tb ameoat of over tl.000, eras to-day sea-tenerd toaarv Bins rear lath Ohio rn-lfatiary. y.i Vmtil PeseawSse. RasnttrsBas, Pttrt.Otehr' l-ames H. Jacob, the Lancaster County at urdrnrr. sad Georts Clark, ths Grewoa Cbqnty murderer, both aentenctd to death Octebrr Mrs bsa respited sntil December a.

jj M.mmi 9r esw -Basuw. October ts. Tbo Poet atssrrta that Imparo Wliliaat- and tb Ctar befors parting arranged aa other ateeting. aad tbat tbs Emperor preroieea to attend the Bwasian wneawsra IS 18J. PARDON SEEKERS.

Two Ohio Convict! Mdt Happy, Ont of Whom Is a Hamilton Coutj Bigamist. Eeports ef Diphtheria Eecsirsd By Stats Secretary Probst. Application to Fill Judicial Vaeanctes Local Itlaoallaaj Prom tba 8 tat Capital. BssraT we CoLDKBc. Ohio, October n.

Th Stat Board of Pardons adjourned this evening until November as. when' it wDl meataaaia to consider only those rases now pending. Of the fifteen case beard to-day action waa taken in but six. and only two of the six applicants draw prize. On of tbe lucky men ia John Stafford, of Hamilton County, received November.

1887. for three yean for bigamy. Assistant Pros ecuting Attorney Ermston. K. Pot ter Dustin and numerous other citizens of Cincinnati recommended tbe pardon.

Stafford was under the impression at tba time of tba bigamous marriage that bht wife had received divorce. bavins applied for one some months previous. The other fortunate man is Patrick Han- Ion, of Lucas County, received in February last for one year for robbery. Both of three men were recommended for pardon. Tba following applications were regis tered: Joseph Luntx.

Tuscarawas County, re ceived in 1888. for seven year for burglary: Charles Green County, received In 1888. for twelve year 0 two indictments for buralary; Joseph 81fer. Highland County, received in last, on a life aentence for murder: William French Muskingum County, received in 1886. for sixteen years for man-slaubter.

WRAKOLI OTXB A JCPOCSHIP. 1 There was filed in tbe Supreme Court today the case of th State of Obio ex reL Charles W. Dustin vs. Joseph E. Kenninger.

Deputy 6heriff of Montgomery County. It is sought to compel the Sheriff to issue bis proclamation for th election of a Common Pleas Judge in the second subdivision of th second judicial District to succeed Judge Warnock. of Champaign County. Under the constitutional arrangement Champaign. Miami and Montgomery Counties, composed this subdivision.

In 18G8 a law was oaxed by the necessary two thirds votechanging Montgomery County trom tbe second to tbe first subdivision. Last winter a law wa pasted by a majority vote only, repealing the act of 18R8. the onj-Ctbein to put Montgomery back into the second subdivision. The question to be settled is. it the apt 'of last winter constitu tional.

not having received a two thirds vote in each branch of the Genersf'Aasembly. In tbe absence of tbe Sheriff the suit is brought against bis Deputy. A BVICM BXUABP1BO PlPRTBSBtA. Secretary Probst, of th State Board of Health, received two letters this morning detailing outbreaks of diphtheria at Butler County, and Woodville. Sandusky County.

Tbe former place has about 125 inbabiianta. and Dr. J. Ii. Onr-ley reports twelve cases of diphtheria in tbe last few days.

On of these proved fatal to a boy of about 8 years, wbo died from blood oolon. in Woodville be- tweetf erremort 'TndOctomif'l ther! war twenty-five case and five deaths, aaya Dr. Bush. Tb villag has 700 inhabitant, and the epidemic assnmed such proportions as to induce the Board of Education to order the schools closed. Dr.

Probst has written the authorities urging tbe establishment of a Board of Health at once. rOtt A JCniCML TACA5CT. Hon. John H. Fimbleand U.

C. Deford. of Carroll County, called on the Governor this afternoon to urge the appointment of Judge J. H. Tripp, of Carroliton.

to tbe vacancy on the Common Pleas Bench of the First Subdivision of the Nmtb Judicial District. caused by the death of Judge Roley. other applicants for the appointment arc Ex-Congressman Isaac H.Taylor and Harvey J. Eckley. both of Carroliton.

Mr. Taylor will likely be appointed. IltCOKPORATIOXS. Tbe following articles of incorporation were filed in the office of the Secretary of state to-day: The Litliopolis Gas. Oil and Fuel Company, Litbopolia.

capital tVXTJ; the Olive Branch Society snd the Young Women's Christian Association. Hiram: the Banner Packing and Provision Company. Cincinnati, reduction of capital stock from S300.000 to S1SO.OO0. AN UNKNOWN TRAMP. Farmer Wrif ht1 Vtetim Nawsr Identd-Had, But tbe Aswd Murderer la Indicted For the Crime.

-raciAL ptaPATCst to Tan aureasn, IitpiIxAPous. October 18. Eratley Wright, tbe aged farmer, and oneof the prominent and wealthy citizeus of Wayne Township was indicted for murder to-day. growing out of the killing of an unknown tramp in th roadway fronting hi farm several weeks aao. The tramp built a fire too close to hia barn, aa Mr.

Wright thought, and tbe latter ordered him away. Refusing to so. and making what Mr. Wright regarded a threatening tbe latter fired upon bim with a shotgun, killing th fellow al most instantly. The remains of tb mntdored man wer first identified aa Anthony Babb.Mra.

Rabb recognising ber husband by certain marks. as well aa by the face. Afterward Rabb tamed np all right. Than Frank Pence, Kx-Commiasioner of Madison County, recog nized the body as that of hia half brother, Madison Pence, formerly a wealthy resident of Madison County, but Madison Pence soon reported. Then again friends war confi dent it waa Mr.

Mints, a farm-hand of Pike Township, but this proved i a correct. -Who th victim is will never be known. Mr. Wright ia over fO. a usiic of tbe Peace, and a man of biatb character.

Hia plea ia self- defense. QaarMlaJaRtwXuasr, Viax irwBB. Ian October lA-OsearMattox. John Bullock. Albert Norton snd tea Manahaa war arrested and placed ia Jail charged avith the murder of old man Fairaar last Sunday evening- Be kept a cheap res taurant in a shaaty at Sbelburne.a email Til- lag on tb Evanaville and Terrs Haste Road, and the men wer known to bar been in tb place at o'clock Kn nday evening last.

ftenteneeS Pne Aaaatnitlstg av ChUS. ssut Masiaaosi aa sans aasaaa Tragi HAtrrn. Isa-. October- tA Iaaao T. Richardson waa tried to-day for aa asaaoll wits intent; to rap Hansero uth.ih six -rear-old daaabter of Policemaa Smith.

aad on a plei of guilty waa seatraced to three years la tbs Peaitealtary. ia 80 rears old, an old soldier, taaatraaast ber. aad refuses to say where hi boms ay --j iir s. in yXFaaaineioau D. )e4oher IS Mahew aaid yeeterda that Bra Bulk eortb bad accepted aa iavitstios ts com te sad patiB S'week.

sr. tea daya in lb Virginia cam paigawaad that tb Republicsna wars tookiag tor hint before th eiactioA. 1 1 B. ilnSn Jtmenai' the Ba anise. se.swn aaiaaa -x-.

Iwau October lry-Ex-Gover aor John P.gt. Johrr.of Kansaa. and Cotenei E. T. Kitten at JdrsoA the lruhibltiunistt ber to-day snd evnin.

Mr.BwJoka waa-wsU received sad loadly aoolaudad. ''-'-T iJr-S'V-V ixv -SsSkMSit- fA: I'- ttICUT7T.EACAV IxBTaxAroivlBB. October lA-Tbafoncral director and aac owaeror thi cats- have bees soarreuins for year over price to eharax-d lor earn saw oa orrwsiowa otV aat alaawdaarirUti anoeth iboro wasaeoa. biaatieassaSTaac price, trom which two pertis stood aiooC Tntrdaroa of then parti yesasred aa order to provide car riases for lb South Aniericao desesatoa, wbo ate is tiflil this dir. bat foend jfciat-self aoahte to-do M.beessM of to boycott which.

instituted against him. by other hnek-osroem. Howevor. lit Prenidsmt of tb Hoard of Trad fitted tb order, own-at grrdily leasing to aim, whowonld aot recetiua.tjbs -bos aartad aswaV Tb only efljtetwf the war ia to slightly Ifsetn thprio of carrSSs' airs ia case of local fuaarsUa, bat th core to unity of lateraeta ooatisras when tnmssn i sis patrons. fOCS.

meeajs afsew orb WMnlln astd SO rnty kc XnwrrtUw TSe Dtattaptte--f -TT xCiseTTTU-aTcnr. October tt-Governr" HilLSffaw York, and party, coat is tin of Hon. B. John H. In man and Most, PstCWlisa.

reached Enorvills this after-nooa at Si'cloek byaprciai-car. Tbey bare beea tbs ntaxat attention by '-all claaMa-ef jaropU. aad shown tbs aaanafacras. ink and indusU-ial features of tbsdty. Two mate reception were tendered the party to-sisot ht tbs iradias eitixena of East Tcnnes-.

jOoarrrtalatione sad ssoaraainK talka wars (pad br aB members of the party. Tbs distuvraished visitor leave to-night for New Yorkjasd will ran there direct. rTCrBJVED 0V BIS DAC6BTES. yr--r i FSne CThlldrnw'a aavdlSaM Aettess Prtr. hntr An IndteastsMslta PaOser Insan.

ssauA auasfaTon to Tata aaactaxa. Ikousapous. October 18. Last night the Boar of Children's Guardians seized the chlldrH Frank Pratt, ten-year -old srirl.Mr. Pratt savins left the family aura months ago.

th father and daughter living atooain a titCSbom in the northern nart of the city. the officers took the child the fatbetj became frantic finally fainting from xceasof grief, and be wa guarded tbroogh-out tlt night to prevent carrying out threat of suicide. To-day there is every appearance that is losing his mind. He claim to abt ts support ber. taRASHKD AX1) LED HOIK.

Wife and Slater Cow hide at Btrw rtngbnan Printer, Whom They Snssctod wf Trying te toeanrt alia PnsnUy. cf A etaraTcw aawota BiaarnaBAH. Ala October IS. A sensation was err ted in tb crowded Union Depot this svenlng. when.

Miss Faani Grubbs. sisterwn-law of Scott Harding, a bos printer, and lor some' time President of the local Typographical Union, aocorobanied by Harding's-Wife, pulled cowhides, aad proceeded to thrash Harding in great shape. A depot ofliceg pulled Miss Grubbs oft and th two women led the husband home. Harding, it is smtat was attempting to desert bia wife and two IN ABJECT DISTRESS. Ch nrob.

Trsaararr affsrlBg' Eevealed By Warrant Per His Arrest Used tba Money ta Bnry Hit craVvtswaTCx sat a awapraaa, l.TaSrstuarC orthelra Talefhaiilera Cangrecational Churcb. applied for a arrest of the church Treasurer. Lyman Beeman. The pastor charged Bee- man with appropriating to his own use 30 of the church funds. A call at tbe residence of the accused man showed that his family was in great distress and sufienng for the want of the necessities ot life.

Mrs. Beeman was -just recovering from a seTere illness, and had Just lost her father, mother and three of her babies. She admitted a deficit of 877. but said her husband had used the money to bury the dead children and pro vide bread for tbe living. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

Location of Hwndqnartars IJae Batween Cleveland aud Denver Ezearslan Ten dered by th Union Pnelfte. Diyr n. October 18. A to-day's ses sion of the Locomotive Engineers' Convention. Chief Arthur made hia special report and recommendations to which he referred in hit annual address.

None of these mat ters have been made public The choice of a place for the location of permanent headquarters for tbe next ten year is between Denver and Cleveland. Ohio. A majority of tba engineers seemed to be opposed to any change, and the probabilities are that Cleveland will be dAided upon. To-marrrow, at the invitation of the Union Pacific, the delegate will go on an excursion around tbe loop. A special train of twenty car has been tendered bykhe Union Pacific, and it is eapected the entire train will be filled with delegates and their ladies.

MURDERER AND UNDERTAKER. A Oeergin stew Beewsnaa Ttred of Carina Par Bia Ltttlw Brothwr Ha KUla and Boriae His sracsAi. maraTcw ve cam autaoins. Macow. Ga October IS.

Mac Taylor, a colored boy. aged 7 year, shot and killed hi four-year-old brother and secretly buried hit. Tb paren ts bad left tbe Jtouse to sack eotton. elder to care for tbe younger chlldBronrolui rtlredof his charge, tbe elder brotfattook bia uncle' pistol and shot the four-year-old in th sack. The body of the dead child was found ia tbe garden covered with saad and leave.

Start. If xw Toaku October 18. Arrived: Steamers German ia. from Liverpool, and Trave, from Bremen. Glagow.

October IS. Arrived: Steamer Potrnasian. trom Montreal. Losdox. October IA To steamer Alter, trom New York, ha arrived atBremerhaven.

Tb steamer Bohemia, from Nw York, baa arrived at Hamburg. The steamer Sueria. from New York, baa arrived at Hamburg. aw Yobjc, October IA Tbe British steamer Kepler, which left oa Sunday morning for Baltimore; baa not yet reached her destination. Her agents.

8impeon. 6peo.ee Young. 6t this city, frar that she has arm dowa. About twenty-three aoal wer on board. Tbe Kepler was built In in 8saderland.

England, aad waa rated Kfi AL 1 B-tua JSan.v ta Teaaa lane, -rrrts. Tszaa. October tA Th Capitol rreehold Land: sad Investment Company, of England, filed a copy of ita charter ith ta Secretary of Suia yesterday. Their ooer-ationa embrace, the UtM acre af'tbe Capitol Hywdicate land in the Pan-Handle part ot the. Tbs -uotel of th r--i basTTwtee rnaDtp iAaaoaW: paio.

October tt-Tw thirteen-jrear-oldla da. Chi iriie Fnak and 'Frank baa-dera, awarrelad -oref a doa yeaterday. aad Fnnkahot Bandera tbrooaii in rigat cheek with, a target tifha lbs two aset assta today, when tb asm tains; was repeated, tb bnUet this tisas todging in Sander' ji "i Sr. Lotna. October Noonan.

today inves gated tb wvrkins "of a naeahar of ankerooumrs Into city. Tlk a Mayor ass started a Crusade sssinst tbs smtsaaoe. sad bis war-cry "Th amoka mast a Basrsov October JA JUo. WHsoa; a colored boy aged was conTicted. la thS Cireait Court here to-day forboj-nina Spysera reidnca.

Wtl rm is thw youngest Ter coBvieted ia ibis atal maw mm CWren) Onnsa 'otHBfsw OntaC eswcttfb saayasoBT ss ssiaeasaav LiTILE-TICKS That Tefl tlxe News of the Day AH Dsrslsps la Ok) sad Scrxwa- Accident, In Idcnta st-d Srtnt of Gene-al fattwaaTtw CeatBiata and Xists-r ef th Past Twnty-rea laairscbrtoAttiTS aaat XAWrty arosrs a I bt atvan. tra IjrBxtT-October IA Mrs, Jane HuV debrand.s aioneet resideatof tola town. died yesterday at tbe JSssae of D. B. B.

Lsoaard at tb ax of Tlyear. BJ AOAOrtT THS POAS. Twrut. OctobeS. Noah Oocbeaoar.

was to-day given ardiet of StAQO agalnettheCincinsati. Sandasky and Cleve land Bail way for injariea received last tn sner br being struck by a hegrage track at Carey, Ohio, oaa. TWO LTTTLB OtSL ASSAULTED. Ibobtox. October ML Jobn Henalty waa arrested to-day for committing a rape oa Mia-nie Klrtner.ared ts, and Marietta Btesben son, sand IL Tb deed wa don several day ago.

and tbe children nade no complain until tbe motherofthe Stephenson girl made tl horrible diaenrery. Hensley aa ancle to On OA SIS VICVAUU. Vewbwra. Indiana. aAJpgp arr aoo-mtA lkb.

Ttw.w October 18. A wholesale bog-staal-ing occurred near Newbars last night. Thieves tor down the pen containing fifteen fine large bogs belonging to Charles Miller. and were successful in secreting tbem so that the heat efforts of the officer to-day failed to find either the whereabouts of tba hogs or toe uueve. OMs.

cass ofarictpe. Pobtsbot. October 13. -Tbe Coroner's Jury, after careful investigation oTth case of Jobn 8 to bart. siio waa found in th river yesterday with his throat cut and five knife cute near bis heart, to-day decided tbat it was suicide.

John Kelser and a tramp named Wyand. wbo wer suspected of having killed Stobart, have been released from Jail. Rtkhnrt. Indiana. rOLLOWCP BT SWgBrSB OtBX.

Elkbabt. October O. Hutchinson, a leading photographer of this city and until a few mouth ago engaged in tbe same buttons on Clark street. In Chicago, was arrested ber to-day at th instance ot 8elma Nordstraw. a Swedish who came from Chicago to-day to procure the arrest Hutchinson was bound over to stand trial in the Circuit -ourc He is a young married mau.

and baa bad a good Btauding her. Woeeter. Ohlw. nor at his win. Wool xr, October IS.

John Wesley Marks, a well-known character of this place, is in Jail in default of SX500 bond, charged with attempting to murder hi wife by shooting at bar with a Springfield rifle. Sheriff Al Barnard, of Medina County, came here and arrested George McDowell. who recently moved to Woosterfromtteville. was taken to.Mn.tina for trial on enarBWTr-mWBtlyalttns llnuuf pews La tuo past summer. Scottahorg, Indlaan.

PLOOPED WITH PA MAGS SUITS. PcorrKSCRo, October IS. Three damage cases againft railroad companies have been renued here from another county, while four new suit were filed this week: L. E. Eddy asks ti-500 of tbe Pennsylvania Rail road Company for personal injuries', Jona than Everhest asks $10,000 and George Patton S3.000 of same company fur personal injuries.

title Alvuro Aiays asks axeuu ol a. JAorgan for slander. Previdenee, Indiana, SAW MILL BOILEB SXPLOnkS. FKAKkutr. October 18.

The boiler in the saw mill of William Titus, at Providence. six miles west of this city, exploded yesterday, seriously injuring three men and perhaps fatally injuring a little boy. The owner received injuries about the bead and shoulders: Willis Deer tbe side and abdomen Ed ward Titus about the bead. The Titus boy received internal injuries, from which he may not recove' nTir I n. wnf lrmn i to be out ot the mill at the time or tbey would have been killed outright.

Sersnnnr, Indlnna. ptcxixaos't CArra mw marshal. SetmoL'b. October 18. Scott Dickinson, of North Vernon, came here last nicht in search of bis wife, as be said.

He repaired to tbe resiaeoceof Henry F. Bruning. where it is charged that kicked in the frontdoor and started to climb the stairs. On bis refusal to halt when ordered, Bruning fired and Dickinson was shot in the arm and severely wounded. Later be was arrested, and was held in bonds for housebreaking.

Attest nicht's session of the City Council R. F. White was elected City Marshal, vice Herman Bruning resigned. Tbe contract for electric lighting was awarded the gaa company at I2.SM per an-uum. CrawfordsTilte, India a.

CBVrvoas or tbb klstesth. CBAwrotPsviLLE. October 18. Tbe survivors of the Eleventh Indiana Regiment held their annual reunion here to-day. A bads for tb members of th rearunent and their wives, sons and daughters waa adopted.

A list of the battles participated in ia to be engraved thereon. those present were General Lew Wallace. General M. D. Man-son, Colonel Elston.

Crawfordsville: General McGinn General J. E. Carhahan. Major J. P.

Bom and Colonel Cbaa. Lee. of Indianapolis. The officer elected for th ensuing year are: lieutenant S. L.

Entmiq-m. President: David Wilson. Vice-President: Wa ere he rsJ. Secretary: J. R.

Roen. Treasurer; Will Hombnra. Custodian of Colors. This afternoon the veterans were banqueted sad afterward belo a camp-firs. FRESH FROM TBS WIRES.

Sees In BftaC Pram AH Cowntrr. Tat a wer ao new deralopmente the Cronia earn yesterday. Tint as le an electric light war ia ptocrea st Eransville. Ind. Tbs peopte will doube-tesa eroiit by it, SjinxxL HiMMXLaBtcB.

Wooatcr merchant, baa made an'aasignment for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities, SUOfr: aaaets, UAO. TbbB-B. Stone Ln saber Cosnpany. of Chi-eago.

baa. made an jangasnerit to William P. Tb liabilities amount totALSOS and the assets ta taVa. i Mas Bs sA.Cota, assd SS year, a da of aad dumb inmate of the Wayne County tOhio) Infiraaat drowsed dead at heart diata watte drobtns terstir. HsnT He aass a.

seen of the Adams Expraaa Company a Ftera. attempted tap between the ears a freight train yewwtrday.and msaatnntly kol -Wet. JsaiasoaTwliile mtoxirid Wednesday sis anraded tbs Barter of aereral Sw de an th Frank place, asveral 1 mite br-U Mwm bia. In the eaffl wliirh snansit on of th. hsredea received, BoUrt in the srois and JeAitng waaaaot and.

agSsrra prairie fires ha vs beea isalinT ra she diteb oaatrp eoatb-wes of Wayna. IneVSor aeveral reealtnr in great damaa. Hundreds of acre have bees bsraeif over, aad the prairie lands thst have mhv raolaifnad hv drains kin bartted down to adept of tour leea. Wat. M.

Tblac wa Co. esse ot to tsaaa-anontraw ia trad of Chica made an assirn ment Tb liahili-rM. am wrniul i aA fts with nnia nt ba.00 New YerK part ara hoe chief ered. Kara. An at tor small asoouni bra hatcy local na giant lrciUld Cue aTaUAJLIXJCAl LlACXI.

stst IS 1n-i'-rr Ia I it SS Oaras. Oaob U-Ta lfWoa CUU-aner-airatir isnsBan ad Us beat of tb eolered tae la gata city, at svsaeeia ae-nteht adopted tbs fat. so las reaolatsoss wbJcfa sarphtta, tbetsy aelvees --sv- r-? Wlnraaa. tb yaeaabers tbs Fythian aaa. sC, laxytoa.

LOhto av exits, mack iatarssStasv lixhed oorTSsaoadeac. petweea Bos. V. E. Mathewa and BatvX aL jUasatotv JeJa-tive to theabeolute stiiisltyior tba ersaav- of tb Afro AnsnHcnn tsstea Issms tog hi batter peotecuoas aad elevatiaea, aad to eacara ay ts-cparatioa sre at asreastb.

Whrrt. The snnH tfsjumi 1 ba stas arfsapoadsaes enter baTgy into ew.cpd of therefore be U- BaaotTSorbp this slob. Taat ws aaartOy fa-dorse aayaMTntMtadinswoarre to ta citiaen of mat rantry ee. at pcvilacnaand their eonetitatkmal riztrte as aw, sap aad sU sttseka. Bs It tsrtbsr Renolved.

Tbat sntarss tbs orawnltstloa of Nstteaal tassas sad da bsesbr pladaa sar-asl ve lo aarnertly co-operate with any ocsaa-tzarion or ladirida-i in the torwiatlori of saca-aTrastaa' Baeoivwd, Tbatws fot-seorf eftitess resolution to the iallowiss named awntte-mesu Hon, J. M. t-asHon, Has. W. zVMat-taswsi Hoa.T.

Tbo. Fortnna- AI ATTOMIT nOCBlX Mabwsv IsarOstobor Tteela. a tending attorney- at tb Orant Oa-sMpBar. wa arrested 'to-day aa tbe chare ot baa-tardy. The area waa preferred by Mrs.

Emma Dal, who aaa divorced from ber husband. George Dais, at tb last term ot Conn, on th groaod of adultery. Ta defendant gar bond sad tbs case was certified to tbe Circuit CoerV Davis alter that It is acaaeof black-roaii. and will fight it MADISON'S MAN Fills the Void in the Eleventh. Thomas B.

WUsoa ia Place of Lock aad Savlias. Both tb Far tar Oaadldaaa Indors tb Nw Nomine of th Senatorial Convention at TJrtoeaa. nraotAi, aeara'tcai to rata sntocn rsxa. Ubbawa, Obio. October 18.

A ooovention to Dominate a Republican candidate forSah-tor for th Eleventh Senatorial District waa held in Bennett' Opera House in thit city thia afternoon. The proceeding of th convention to-day wer diametrically opposite to those of tbe stormy snd now famous one held hero twoshonlb ago, from which both Hon. John F. Locke and Hon. Geo.

C. Raw-linscLalmed to bar received a nomination. These gentlemen having withdrawn, tbeir successor was nominated to-day. Colonel H. H.

Williams. Chairman of tbe Republican County Executive Com mi tire of tula county, called the convention to order and read the list of temporary officers, aa follow: Chairman. Hon. Thomas A. CowailL of Champaign: Secretary.

H. Rabbit of ntkj Atajiiitrt tjmaTa-f, It. Juntos-Pit gerald. of Madiaon. criairman Cowgill made a very brief speech, thanking theorjirrentioa for the honor.

A delegate from Clark Coanty here moved TBAT TUB FSCAL ntOOBAHat Of aur.h conventions be dispensed with, and that tle temporary organization be made permanent, which prevailed. Nominations were then called for. and Champaign and Clark having no candidates, Henry W. Hmitli. of Madison, nominated Thomas B.

Wilson, a farmer of Deercreck Township. Madison County, as tbe choice of tbe Madison delegation aud caucus. Hon. Geo.C. Kawlinr.

of Clark, moved tbat the rules be tuspended and tbe nomination made by acclamation, which carried with a whirl. Mr. Wilson was called ont, and thanked the convention for tbe honor, and. claiming to be no speech-maker, called on bis friend. BOX.

lOHS r. LOCCR. To speak for bim. wbo. he described, was like tbe new gun.

loaded as quickly as discharged. Mr. Locke took the stage and made tt u1 in ahifh t.j ani Im f. harmony, and wanted by-aonw to be by gones. Hon.

George C. Rawlins. Hon. George M. Eicbelberser and J.

H. Babbitts were called ont and made short speeches. Mr. Eichelberger did not back down like bis predecessors in tbe speech-making. Having acknowledged aaid nothing mean about either of TBK LATB XOanyEES, He said: "If tbeje is any thing mean which I did not aav about certain member of the late convention I can not call it to mind now, and I wish to my to these gentlemen that I am pot a candidate.

If any of them are mad I am not sorry." Th convention here adjourned, having been in scasion but a very abort time. During all tbe proceedings Clark County sefenty-on delegates looked as aatisoed aa possible, aa they were forced to allow the other sixty-six -to do tbe business. Highwayman Ah at Poster lew etAi BtarATca to Taut rarw. Fowtosxa. Obio, October IA Four hoi tbe property of Frank Ca plea.

Geo. Dandoy and A. C. McLean, wer stolen from this easy last night. Wbii returning to his home near th city last night B.

N. Lyberger waa stopped by four highwaymen, wbo made an nnmrf nt ful attempt to rob him. He managed to elude tbem. after which tbey mounted tbeir horse and escaped. SoH Per Badily Daaagaa.

racsaa rarca ao a nm isan Hcjrt tbqtos. Ixa October IS. Wendell Schnurr. a saloonkeeper of Andrew, to-day filed gait for tltuna damages for alleged injuries be received from aa aasaolt made upon him by Charles Ashley, of thia city. Adam and Elizabeth Kettering, owners of the building in wbicn tbe trouble occurred, are aaade part a in tb suit.

Chll draw CrneSe By Palltna; Walla, wsa ai sen rant aacz Dawwos. Ga. October IA Three children wer killed here this morning and three wer seriously injured by being caught un der the falling watl of tb cotton warehouse which was destroyed by fir last night. Twe of tbe ehiidrea wer tbs sons of Jadgs J. H.

Ourry. of this efrenit. and -war ased ranpect- ively and Tb' third victim was colored. Kitted mr Af-te. Mabtixs TiLLB.

Issw October JA David Ay 1 bIos, recidlnx! aesr Moorov last rveniss attempted to atop mule thst wa leavins tb stahl and wa kicked oa tb arm and bead. Ha ia laiared aerionaly and will pre) abiydte. Davis, a bar. waa, also badly bnrt.a bona which he was ridiaglallins on bim. Pty- CnicAao.

October tt. Tbe death of. Paui. atxte year ami boy-tl it ameewJ c. was fmrtal o.

Cans sat' aar fljMgbarland th besLinamaaaarbin Ptwsd Wiamn Caanm siia Wsta. FtJabop. lmsaa and aataawckambjaaav sad-mtapattsa end ts liiasafisrisf -4t i V'f i. Cascaoa. OcAober SV K.

B. pear Company. wUb sards ia sctxy and a aaiiL at Bipedal. jXt made an asaifnnfnt to-day. atCSOB: asaata aosuiaaily SJXaV Tb cans of to Flare i mid to be aa axplosias whwrckedbTinmsBy plant, "juboshelv: The World Series Owned it New Tork.

l-eAl jsTiTm si mm. Ax ImatM Cnrri te Wttwss tha sTsv Toxk rssxat rsry Paimt, XaS Oosld Hot WU, Th iKasfcZrrsi tend Other Marts s. laaats. ar a iw r. tbbaarlasfsf ateeea aasaea.

whioC TeSd the wwrld'a rhmplnnbrp. atyd to day oa tba Palo groands betw- tJssiwapsa. live ntiraUne of the National Laagoe and tbs Aa rtcaa A oolatioa. It was a BSros ota bat, To-night 'Brooklyn ia tUamUiastd. and Xaw York ban arap tted on the baek of it.

Tbe last iaalas was a never ta be foraottea seen. Nine aUtn-lik figure as a sbsdowy Bald. asta pallid facea oa lbs field seorins oat frota tb dusky depth ot vm mnphitheaur. and a hollow, ringing smplra'a vetea. a moaotonoua sad lot rprmsiv aa that of a marsh frog.

Thia waa She scene ia tbe eighth inning. The acore waa tted. sad verf asparate aad dledsct nerve ta tbs west assemblage was tingling with expects on. Tb air waa eteosrte with tb cominc storm of huntan eaottoa. Tb waa a torrent of cheer stored as la tbat sreat.

silent throng. Cull Ins. tba Brooklyn' little second-baseman, waa dancroa abost second base, ready at any second to saaks a dash for third. Eeefa. never cooler ia bia Ufa.

stood in the box Ilk a statue, and beyond aa occasional wary glance at Coilins. aas woald not have known tbat ba waa alive, kwins crouched behind the bat. silent aad alert. Burns, tbe batter, with elevated bat snd ntascte lik sleet, watched tbe pitcher. Suddenly Kerf poises hia elf on bia rig bt foot, springs forward, saasa bia arm downward like a whip, aad tbs boll comes in for tbs boms plats.

Burns' big bat meets it with a vicious crack, and tb spectators in tb grand stand aaa tb dingy leather rushing out like rocket lata space. Gor makae aoprema bat aaauo cesa ful effort to set H. but it's ta lata, for Collin hm tamed third base wita tb winning me and all is over. Tb Brooklyn boysappmred sat-tSToasd littls before JO aad ware sheared. TSar warmed bp with a brilliant aftees minute practice's ud then mt down ateb tbs New Yorkers try to imitate tbem.

Tbey muffed snd tumbled every thins, and tbs hopes off th Brooklyn ontiaawat roe aoord tniy. Gaffney and Fergu aaa srs thhbon urr pires. Ferguson rated on tbs piteh lac waara the New York took first "lick" at tb ball a I 6 n. m. and Gaffney took ra( tbs.

First Inning Got, after knocking a fool into the arnnd stand, bia a line fly aa left-field and Darby took ears of it, Tieraaa waa a mark for Terry aad weakly struck at tb first bell pitched. Hs stood Ilka a dummy while Tarry was getting hi band in and let three ball pas by unnoticed. He then bit an easy boon der toward aaeond' aad Collin threw him ont at Then Ewing bead himself up to rididul. Terry pitched, tares balls to him. and they war ail beaatiea.

Ewing made a wild lange at tb first, stood still while tbe second cut the plate and when tbe third cam over bis bat swung around six inches above it. O'Brien was the first man to face the al lejted mighty and far-famed Kerfs. He wa full of confidence, and let the first two ball go by without attempting to touch them. The first was a ball, and the second a strike. He met the third squarely, and hit it just out ot Rieoardson' reach.

Collins fooled the wily outfielder by attempting to bunt, and then, after a strike had been clld on him. rapped out vicious two-bagger to left field, and O'Brien made third on it. While Burns was st th bat Ewing tried to make a monkey ot Col lins at second, but Hub wsa too a nick for him. and got ther ahead of the ball, and the laugn was on Ewing again. Burn then lifted an ootahoot into right fiaid for one baas, and O'Brien and Collins broke tbe ice for Brook lyn.

Burns ran to second on the return of the ball. Fouts mad Ward hustle to stop bis groundar. snd while be was being thrown out Burns took third. Pinkney took compos on on Eeefe and hit a fly to Ward. Clark whacked the first bail pitebed over Keefe's head, aad a ao on could stop ita coarse unti If reached the center field.

Burn scored. Terry followed suit and reduced Eeefe'i bead by bitting safely. Clark reached third and Terry scored on the bit. Corkhill kept up tbe fan. and ba too.

bit th first ball pitched and sent it roll-iog up the bank st center for two ba, Clark and Terry scoring. Br this time fir earned runs had been scored, and Keel wa aad whVn Hmitb. cam to tb bat. Ha managed to fool tbe ninth Brooklyn betiatsn and Smith ended the inning by striking ont. Every Brooklyn man bad aad a torn at tbs bat.

Second InningWard kindly brushed off tbe plate tor Terry, bht the latter knew bis man and mot him to first oa ball. Ward tingarad near first while Terry pitched two wide bails to Connor. Connor loan bit toward Collins, and tb latter let the ball set out of his reach, and both men wer safe. Richardson bad a strike and a ball called oa aim. when Ward.

1 a prince "of League bese-renners. met bia fate. He essayed ta steal third on Clark, but nil tbe wrath of bis mak-ap waa excited when ba found Piakaay waitin- for bim with the ball ia his hands. Bici rdsen then bit aafely. aad tbe ball, takiag a bad beond.

dotted tba enser ba ndaof Burns. and Connor cmsssS tb atom plate. Mar rook. 0Rourke kit A that Cark biU aud a fine catch at bvt be coald not recover la time to threw BkhardsoB oat at tb plats. Tb be were bow saeaat.

They eacooras Wait aey by giving aim tw wide balm, aad tasa shot a. ball aeroas tb plate tbat yearned Clark' bands before Whitney rmlimd wha bad baxipand tB-ara Whitney's Breath ws taken away bra imflar atrika. and the. Uk akiUfal tactician. Tarry pilrbai snot ber wide balL The next ball waa ealowr ooaxey.

and WniteeT bit at It. seat it high in thb air. sad Smith pre seated Its reaehlasthessrtb. O'Briea beaded tbe Bat as a ia Brook, lyawaaaaad taai-s. whacked at eaaef Kefde aboom aad miatsS tt, Jtex tba imebiSsoraa owl abnot wttb no sjoed tait.

The third ball was stntehi rsr tba plalAa-d Darby ilsiiS kis rbaane by tee-sins it a br- CoUina. afte cm' arte bait had beea pitched teaam.tekadat tbe next packai' Saaea lsft ItU isT Ua raa. Tommr Bama tsarkad bp a-sto for tbaaaoondtim wiik a Hn dries Con aar snd Binbsirlma. Xasxts an KEEl tanstswitb kis sttMtst ss teV Xte asJt K)addlrsetly sswssd Xssaevasd Ikabsdlp drive Ward a tbs tatter's throw 1 Jostssad tateasds.wsra retiredV' i Third laaiar-Kerf madsaie nrat aao at tbs sat, aad prosed boss tbexa so la tbs box. Xstxysitsksd kia sotttws.