Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1890, Page 2

) THE OMAHA DAILY BEE) FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1890. and pross mom f wore Willimy - OnEmll: | threequartars] l bl b clws, 8,000, divild —WValter E wor A Volummiows Action in 12 Hlack Hawk ] | vieorously 1 the situation A meet Ing was hold @t which theco e pursued by bylla—OfF tevie | By Sow- ?Lu‘ -‘]‘wu;l‘ Loty | By One of the He Rowders ourth 2€ B - The heirs the Folsom el Vo o 207 elass, 2000, divil The Holrs of tho A ha Major Wilox wiosing to arrange wed to i terms of « willed to ) ved Pau ond, J. B Marg: irth, Bost d if e R. Folsom, late John B. Folso listriet court CREMIOUNDS AND RABBITS. | base hi—Kenrne Clo T hrec=hase hits—Andrews, Flome fin—Dowle, Donbld plays rahanto Andrews. Bisesor 2ot Killewm 7. Stmek out by Killan £, Wild pitches-By o tarie-Onehourand ifLy thor with the storcoty malling ity Filed ird, Kiey Puraith Splendid Sport fora Large The Western Proight Asocition Holls a Most fatishotory Mesting, 1S f aud have usind People Killed and Fiva Thous- and Wounded by Rebols, oTolsly was plai ng the evening offic the prop (h v s B, Fol Jecen Saratoga s | Yestorday A N. Y, July 2 PASSENGER RATES BACK TO OLD FIGURES. | 0 fuvw of B The i s U n the oF i vive | The Missor oon First rice, one mile L. ) Belle. fi- Stock | for Today #ite, Won ngzslior onl, Gertie Dibinl » Three Straight tthre of ten entri arted. Tin from the Minnies. w110 0 i 1434 Denver 10, Milway Col.,, July 81 IXCITING CONTESTS, | toTins ‘ Special the day durin A NUMBER OF owlng is theres SiATIGA, ice wha ARG a PEACE NOW REIGNS IN ARGENTINE, gram to Tus weather 1the was clear agiinst Francis ( 1 C. Eoma A 1 i R. 1ol ) e S, ol M and, Wit All In her pe Emn The Bellar € Intercsting Events on the 1 Facifie Offers to Buy Up ase. A0 by Municipatities at ni 0 s, Guatemala Defeated in Six T e teles by vitorous Pare o Progr Takes mne Omaha <3 soi, lsom » Salvadorans — 1 in ofthe defendants with her in cortal of Om il Doltar are tenmnts roal estite and She then sets for Dou € , 1813, John B, Fol N v : ts01 *yrus Hu vl s tate, Him pheey 1 he provided fo the plain ti further allozes that probated Eebrunry 14,1 Humphrey, and on i ted md race, o n, Pa 1117 Ihird race, eth mile, van, t Black .o Satatogn “x Cont on the ‘ | General | | in the both of ) Davis, p. 0, July 31—[Special Telegram to rlos Conconl hove todays of the Wostern Freight refation, Dinve 0102 seven the Pl 1 Milwankee 930 satisfactory t 1 roads thai any gt BUAMART, | 10f them, ( \ L i for His | endous, and As nearly ¢ running was most nt fr Hinish, th logs showine more reol Liin it who was fair I'ho tart to ] Action | i il t rsing b Totale an ' sing n * ke phrey o ¢ L and that dopart here the ir s ve ISNING re: s an arrangement of 2 0 wesl Yos B 1 be duct v ydont lumber wnd today that fmpe matier wise se of by the nortiern in per cent, and 2 conts. Miuch to t - Wiy tone oree for yen rday's advanws on t and packinglouse nt on an advan ution than Kelly won dof eight fir: tain ¢ vided the proper ned Donver 5. ) especial v Vietoria One thousa o0 wounded with ve stock, "y t plac pr and od dogs, i 1O 1 v 1nioh A 1 Galveston is n Buenos - n Wi o LCROSS T22F 621G ENG AN, ir ity an advanceof 3 Cop, in Do — Ar {the chan: et b b | LT A Medley of News Matter from sh Metropolis. o 1 | | | th I [ - [ [ Conell | of the 5 tiint o St. Paul 5, Si v, I Tonmouth Park | Moxworrn Pawk, st today's races but both tl A Wiy Chaos won, T 1:42 Missouri river to upn. It will b Ltomorrow 3 ain rates have ¢ ried the actu N low and it is pr the eithor re to meet. whole mua lulla Black- Alton low tod M s Ol Hrong Urjihias 0 Meokin, p will | enough | the | « i | by theUnitd x i and one furbngs-Orifimr 1d, Reeporter third. won, Tin Cynosure se umise conts 2 ] i ther grain is being | uivin i jie | f buildine, final award o TH.S2 was e to bhe owner e | Yorkan of twoofl th banjo ¢ her one-twonti Miss St of record, the € Wit cors, paid o devise ait in the Ly 43 111 Totats Threeyearoldsand upwards Sam Wood won, Penzance second, B o' third. Time—1 44 ' Unges, three-foueths of o mile—Tipstaf Biithe second, Al Burchari third, Tine 1113 Maiden t ! inthe milo— arius toms, uppriach twenty wnd whe rewched the escipe disap 00 wral like shadows, In oneinstinee a rab I E 0] eet el b hit too closely pursued as he triel to pass SUNARY, Captain Ray's Kelly, nimbly ju over the | Earned rans—St. Puul |1 dog, dearing him by ) the evi- [ Gening Urguhart. Baseson bul dent deligit of the 5, off Mewkin 1. Lefto < vigorus applause from the ¢ LA RN R e ithiy 16 OfTat 18 i scrtfics hits Paul % Tt shelllinsse, Passed halls-Urquha i | and the two remaining diys Paul. 0, Sloux City 4. Double see larze crowids inattendance Strauss o Gontns, Tine -One lour Today there will b a now ith several | thirtyminutes, Usnpire lenzle lounds entered that did not compete yes terday, and the runniug wil probably b moreintercsting, ifsuchis possible, Seldom has any exhibition been given onthe t with léss friction ana nore satistaction I'ho Captil Fly the wndson fe BY INS1NGS of the i« n avers thatos thin these two lots was not nitod Sta its o haveof late & ) lots, 8 g up makes Pussenger rat 0 ap to theold figures, mintined perfectly Western Preight as. ipalation and o westhound fomorow river auc lan mij it with th crval throu overywhe West and are apprenily an (G odda sociution says th pectof any, b 0 Will be o 1 ia 11 yo-se hits g OfF Devlin sious Cit 1, Moek Uy pitelier entire_an i other in- B, Falso ng b , minus Wwhic have been her shave of the amount Butthis mot all that Alje wints noris it the pr pal tion. She, in anothe states that bl five furl second, Soim o-yenr-olds, ghrum yugs-—Sir- sseb thivd. ol orind the noms bt rate alvanced Missouri spectators, judging by the rind stand, isazed s, 1 undoubtedly ML S ari to it ry vom @ I nover: lea R, ol of con 1 wa 0. \ a ummary of to- hit. Just i on cents to These rates w than the old ones willyield a laige mo; ¢ cluse of old Al had upon it . buildings, which for many yeas have rented it fabulous prices, and duving o time limiber and > has not 1any hias hoe ] preserve a better balance ind although not as high, | vvenue and bid fair to nerly maintained, ‘The o] B anced as soon as tarifs | of today"s game canbe is bound from the Mis- | & have | | | Des Moines 1, 31— [Special Tele- wing is rsult threefourths of a W sewnd, Gilfora Tansas it Kayeas Ciry, Mo, adin inistrator 1 ont " to » had ar about Loy he, “in afew two wtors, yesterday ay's Kelly bt whe bhit e ey were cozaged in 4 and the little jucke, u wes we begun with and Ernest Meyer's dog in the slips, from thechut to make been advan ) to 100 ncints to effect ¢ . - - sourl river : 5 except grain rate KANSAS €Ty JEY MOINES. it ir three-yoar md per cent to go up- 1S Time TR st 10. - ain rates Although t upward, one mile— s e to the ro . m od n all cases | total addition tomor Lp, langeer, yoarolds and ran down the st one nt t vingly. At once they cauzht ther slipped 1l w rabbit but Mimie Fonso won, third. Timo—1 46 Ihrec-year-oldsand upward, furlongs'— Al F won, Sema Asecond, Polemus wile and three Heron vitl be enormous, is 227,000 2 doy dently that i timate on claim is confi e glas County Branches Holl a Kelly ®aking the § was 0o quick for the big f for an instant, and then ¢ reache Dr, Bell nnd blue do Huflsky s M o heavy, the Loss I, N. Juynes' blue dog Hilalgo stipped with Hor ned by one of the member tion, but this beingonlya * e, 0f erciting course, it was awarded Fidal o, ATO W ccond, . tiveestimat 5 a min in shown by thew o woads S Vice Regent thind, Tine DU pai ) ssion in This City. Donglas opped mouth The varins the Women's Chri met eunty i tion Temperance it the A lag r 1ty liment, eciil Tele; 3Ry Lo the rehase L ver W defe H-A\ » Flon: ‘~ t Loxnoy, T B value H0 s Special Cablegram to for the Goodwood cup, sterds Doy i e ynyen tion The La g PHITADELYHIA to Ty company today pa unt of the | ir roud from t The check w which includes the road was pure forsomething company stipulated staliments of £44),000, ls due tomovw and by thepayment of thisbalace the railrod comp: ins the clear title to the property, He thea ¢ a grame e ry, butt naller ¢ iam o) The rac ) 0 00 00 10 meeting wdquarters on ided county super Mo, credentials, and and Mrs, Br Mrs, wereig ¢ beating him point traliing for was | e AL Quict at Fuenos Ayres SO ALY of20 sovereigns each, winning penalties and > din mailen two miles | ¢ Zone and a half, was won by Colmel North's [ throe-year-old Philomel, Nocl Fen- [ 1d filly Golien Maze sec- Humzimonds e old colt Covell Mr nentary se wpintd a Mr Molibe Last installment on of the muinline of of Pamnsylvania filled out fa The wain line of used from the statein 1857 dithe milroud ns-Kanss City o hits — Hoidan T Bases on balis—0 ot RonchiF, of Aiyerss. Siroc the rul coursing, if o dogen not | minutes. Unipl Bruswine CHias thtnie Mhareaxs e present, o dognot in thestike must be used, = 7 el for HeeFne It (MRl oF e Y i &) T SE Y s Standing of’ (he Clubs, Ty e g e O James Stockdale's Prineo Bismark rana Play e I A S S “be’ race with William FLuf or two-yew-olds, winning penalties anc : Vi | breeding allowances, three-quarters of a mile maldng agraud effort for a was won by Tord Bradhbrd's colt Cuttle LN i stone, Douglas Baird's filly Phyllide second, e secont and the duke of Westminster's colt Adiew with Merenry, defeating (b6 5 I3 bier v b & Eate puse, the hare leading them twic g e L S T Hidalgo and IPrince Bismarks ran neck I half down the tr Uhen P 1 slightly in the lead, leating Hidalgo wicha litle tospare, thivd series Kelly aud Prince B ran an undedided course, ut they were aguin placed inthe slips and Kelly ran the course twice over the track o Prineorefusing to ursie the hare. wis awarded the \onors. The ladies were quiteas numerous in t grand stand and i carriages as the gent men, aud were most highly aitertained, Sev- eval prominent persons were present, among them Mayor Coshing, who expressed his do- light with thesportin most complimen tary terms. The managers have extended an fi- vitation (o tho ballclubs, and they will be ot in_force today to see the comsing The day wis delightful forthe sport, but the track would be improved by a good rain, The perfect of the meet, here will seryo to draw a very large crowd today and at_the ruuning ot the Blaffs on Sunday, Coursi worthy to be placed in the fro ranks of field sports, and ‘i\“wi'u n‘d‘:‘:plf-‘.:’[’k ridge; Michols aud Bennett. over soven hurdles, landicap ~Tarquin Bos- the masses of the people. Itis bth exciting | Lynch. Bl I by, {BEL LN BE, (T and entertaining, sud none who can get out a8 Phny, HouBylsytrn, should miss it gue. 1y, Gray Gown, Airrodsburg, Earied Three-ba haras, Har b an lowances, 9, Do vas next o little blue, of the associ Gibson and Denise we retury auv ) comnittee on Mrs. Wisn and vl pian of work. 't presidents of th today that pateh from th i their city has lkings a commnittc Clurke, Mrs, Deniso selected to formulate a n Lord Lonsdal o state eve 7w mare h . the different unions sub- reny Rei, mit ted reports of the work done the st year- i o L . | Times Theunions represented were Buckinghnn, SoIE el LAl Holmes, Watson 1. Smith, South Omaha L il and Leavitt. Those not represented avere i Jen nith, Crane, South Tenth Stre Valley , Kountze Place, Woodwardand Hill side. South Omahau provement du i est_amountof The report of after whicn Hen e cnsylvanii, 15, Wead led the disc son Work, " and Mrs. talke on **Social Purity.”” In the evening theaddress of welome was detivered by Mrs. W, H. Rhoades and the ve- sponse by Mrs. B. 8. Towle of South Omiha An address was delivered by Mrs. E. M, Co- vell. T'he el Mrs. ith ns. Buen s and mavehy ent of bills, e, search of s ¢ ha chumbers worshippod 1 Che lastinstallment 05 Ayres Minneapolls . Mitwau ke Kansis City Den ver Sloux City.... monoy B e in sories K woriip or be 15 showed me a pofiumed 1 igned by a4 gennine countes fig in the ocratic par Pari way wiio begs the ente . ) NOS i J Diso herwitha visit up his mind wh tal invit four sheets of e Imeta New Yor is full of throug fenry T is inLondon th completea bi The general_phosphate corpo limited recently foaled, is in negotiation phos phate bearing lands in Canud dn anywhe p and My, Wolls, it appears, has control of sowme 14,000 eres in Florida, In couversation hesaid © have the best phosphate Tands in Elorida, with 100,000 tons of stuff in sight. Florida, hitherto fu mwous for feait, will soon be no v | this hour it hosphate. No.” he continued,“thedealis not | uccount of the 1 is esti yetaccomplished, but soon will be 3,000 to $10,000. B the machine d b 1 th Buying Misowur PacificStock. Arcuo, Kan, July 81,—({Speial Tele- gram to T B |~The Missowri Pacific is offeringto buy itsstack held by muuici pali- ties along uts line between Atchison and along its branches in Nebraska, at ten per centon the dollar. A ropasition has already been made to Lascastor fownship in this county, the first township north of Atchison | that holds stock, and an etection to vote on the subject will b held August 18, The peolo genenlly fivor the sile of the stock, as it is of no practical value to the townships and counties, Thy company, of course, dos notappear inthe proposition, The offers ure made by agents. e over the ionshawed the most r the year, and hasthe < diie toits credit were made ud Rev, im- Entries For Today's Races Jor AT BRIGHTON BEACI 1 League. AT CINCINNATL L3010 O 0 000 00051 Fiits —Cincimnati 14, Philadelphia 14. rors—Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 2, Batter Vim and_Keenan; Smith and Cements, Umypire MeDermott. , fivecighths of a mile, selling— JY M, Decoy Duck (fily), Vers, Austealnd, Tioga. Sadie Somers (colf), MarieM, Miss Maggzic, Cecelis W, Felix, Violet Gel ding Rappahaniocl, Lady M, Pasadena. Second race, seven-cighihs of a_mile, sell- The Doctor, Grand Duke, ~Rac- Hairspring, msignee, Lydia, Pomery Osa, Aunio M, Likewood, Chamily, Pilot, Chlewy Third race, ome mile wood, St. Luke, Vindex, mound, Elove, Reward. Murray, Utlana, Gratitad Fourth race, one anl one-sixteenth miles, Badge, Ballton, Seymour, Cafitte, Brian Rorn, Bonanza, Glory, Miss Cody, Count Dudley, Extravigance, Maid of Richlani Pifth three-quarters of a_mile Thorndule, Zed, Nubim, King Iro, Common S lat (filly), Lizzie, Roulette (filly.) Sixtlh vace, ono and three-quarters niles, by M Dr. Collier tistrics, The Great Cineinnati, Philudelphia. <chur 1 up i plivces, e e is fulling. which Trafllc i3 su 010 piper: tho gold prem hose he & to pu Wells, who phatc deal sion on “Jailand Clark conducted the - 03 POV A ITEHS. Wa'erloo's Gas Works Burned. WaTinLoo, la, July $1 gram to Tue Bre ] —The thee building occupied by dight ed by ut JU 000 335000 )IA NAPOLIS, 01 00 Special - Telo- 00— 0 1—3 Error: Beattin Umpire— Clev New York Hits—Cleyeland 12, Cleveland 1, New Yorlk ) Batter andt Zimmer ; Ruie and Buckl MeQuade, aiics story and or brick Manhattan, rumstick, T Bell- Glen- Rosenary the gas ction of oflicers resulted as fol Powle, president; Mrs. M. ng sectary; Miss Cl iding seewtary; Mrs, 1. ) Mrs. Anderson, su- departient s Mrs endent jail and prison w tton, superintendent White Cross and W hite Shield worls; Mus, Isudora iibson, superintendent literary work; Dr o, suparintendent scientific in Mrs, Misencr, superintendent juve- WS : compan this G A R MENOGRIAL COLLEG T2, O t and I'ounded by — m of an Institntion a Charitahle Woman. OsERUN, Kan., July 3l.—To the Iditor of Tuk Ber: There have been so many requests foran oficiil nt in regurd to tho founding, object and endowment of tho National Grand Army of the Republic Mem- oviil callegethat the following ex planation will be of interest The school was founded and opened September in northwestern K from Penmsylvaia, a _member of Woman's Relief corps, and who has sy pare irate i ited o AT CHICAGO, Chie S B OO RO L O Boston . 00 01 00 Hits—Chicago 6, Boston 2 cagol, Boston. Batteries no insu ilding, w 0 10—4 00 0—1 rors—Chi. 1 and Kitt- Cupive- Sticuees el Nebraska, lowa Wastizaroy, July to Tug Be. |- Pensions gra Original invalid -Nathan John Baker. Broken Bow; Lonzwood Danicls, ian S. H Dayid i Robert T Stevens, 1z Willicum Z3 mime: Towa: Ot mont; John Barni J3uto neoe Charles H. Juckson, 1 Logn ; Hery crese - Lum O. Lathron, Co; Joseph Helsor Mas stater wknown, Nebra e Hailey, Henry ¥ x Cary, In, Ansley; L to T Bi Bacees D. Hamilton fie Laune, Endell In¢ D. livm Ralph, arnam Ord am R Burli s Adams, I neis . se, Dale. In L. Caldwell, Decoral 1"red ing 5 . Wiscarver, Grinnell; Tount Pleasint 3 Alex Bulcor, : Thomms Larkin, C Rapids} Alex Watson, Sue City; Cliarl MeCum Allen of Sioux City is atthe Murray. r Creston: Joseph I Kirkhaut, Lacona Welchof Bostouis atthe Millard. William Truman, Creston taaugurated, The newl cted president EX RuSHE} marks, after wiich the cover Tne executive committee timeand place of holaing - The IHustrated v The first numnber of the Hlustrat quarterly magwine devoted to western” intor- appearance, It is an at nup publication and is edited adman, who recently vetived al chair of the Council Bluffs o T jjoumed ill announco the AT SARATOGA. First race, three-fourths year-olds—Planchet . Ben ('O, Cut- along, Str 1L, Tom Donahne, Towist, Belle of Orange, Bertha Campfell, Mrs. Den- Thomas FASE BALL. o rservieo on the irated today O"Neil citi- turned in the after, ux Uity Dbusin last Bufllo / 0 anss by a laly Boston 5 0 Hits —Buffalo ston leston s Obe [ jurmin 1 Deakins, (i W of a nile, two. ‘The truin « sarsion of Omalha 10, Minneapolis The Omahas added insultto injury yester- | falo 1, Boston day by taking the thivd stright game from | and Meek; Kilro, theFlour City leaders in the pemnan chase, | Gafuey and Sheridan. “The Black Sox won the & after they gotat it, butthey delied lng enongh to makethe contest unccrtain, and on that acaunt exciling Sowders was in the box for the didmagniticont work, He was at times, but was effective at - critical points and, with the phenomenal sipport given him, putup i game that no team fron Miunen polis or my where else had o license to b Young Mr. Killen, late of Sagiiave, did the twirflug forthe Minuies, and for four in- 10, 3 s Cunningham ) yeurs instudy and traveling to p Umyires the foundingof this, the fivst national ec tional monumentto the menory of a preserver. Aftera carcful inVestigation sho has chosen trustees wwho are all members of the Woman's Relief corps and has located the school - ar the centor ofthe glai canse of the greatneed in this loality, there being so many of the comrades el .; " nen. Curtei, Fre. W waer; Hill, e, e mile and soventy yanls — 3 An Engineer De , Little Crets, Big Brown S100x ¢ rompetent. ard of examiners ity ost actively go by M. J.J. from the editor Noupureil, ,has madeits e casily AT PITTSHURG, urg. el 4 00116 0013 Brookly. 00 10000 001 Hits—-Pittsturg 11, Brooklyn 8, Ermors— | Bugciie, Ben Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 7. Batteries—Maul | Hay, Foxuede, Kingstoe, Zen, Camot. und Quinn; Sowders and Daily. Umpives— | Fourth race, one mile-Maid of Ovleans | win came west tomake homes and on ac- PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, | Jones and iKnight Trostle, Fellowship, Happiness, Bonoletta, | coumt of ¢ §CONIMON. 0 e coun- S ro Puzzl, tries, distance from all schools of [ & AT CLE VELAND, I7i{th vace, three-quarters ofa mile, ln‘.l.m- ling it was the place m 4‘“"-", 3AN. ) 11 eland.......1 0 0 0 0 2 Everett, [ «ol, Outri i She wlo founded the school gives it her ¥ Bl : B South Dakotin: Orvigina \delphia. .2 2 50 0 3 0 Vidette, Young Duke, Blis tir time and inteads o support it D.W. Brittan of Wayne is at the Sion L Ollic Hendorlan S i t offe nY fter that the B Hits —Cleveland 10, Philadelphi Sunny Brook, SullieQ, Rollin Haw citizens of this country will D. H. Dean of New York isat the Paxton, cLane, Ippweek. Inere Wil logs did it offectively, After that tho Blick a4 PRARGIo E ] v | fac Pl 3 object is to build a national ¢ T, P, Price of Dillen isin the city at the s, Plankin ton S rea s oo, blta were needsd and | [E57 Gy MGl and Eirennun: Sanders itution, in which every dpa Cas = The Omatis were blanlced in the fiest four | #nd Milligan. Unpires—Fegusm aud Hol- niupahall e feo to ine childrn Frnke B, Hategu of Cretois atthe Mer. | o) W i Ininges, but the visitins hozan therun T s that wo mmight be free P lowed by fair; stationary ten g world in the secoud. Day gt whichwe wish to poenre an endow 2 ¥ o balls an took third on Newmans will ti g L o B o ehraska single. In the fifth My, Dowie Stipason Heoml mymeiy: (oniosion Millird ball over the leftfield fence, and Diy made i of b W, H his second run intho ninthou his siiglend | yearly support of from Murray Curroll's thice-bagg | make a specil request to | g The heals broke theice n the fifth of the Womin's Rolif corps | the (isey Newmin anl Sowdersout Canivan got | thut thoy @ivo their support and influenca 1o | 'y oe of Sutaurwids om, stalo seo jud went to procure that of their friends. Thercis not o | G b, d on uls’ At and both scored | L onkKe corking single (0 right. Kearns N, Underhill of last nigrht S.B. Coles of Clarks wa Loyal woman in all tholand but woull gladly benumbered with tho builders of this mon scored on Cleveland’s two s md Han rahan was thrown outat first. Anotherrun | last night iy, In r 81, —[Special Jug. Third ruce, three-fourths mian, Tawington, gram to T of a mile ram ¥ Whitenose, MecCree, Bonuie Tio, Mamie Bohe- Eminence, tody Engincer water a first cl lovals and 0 cs and rof trifle wild 18 ilogal was cortiticato, i for him i Ko mana precipi I th works failed and lling law iam Vir Weilsh , ln tion, il of nd Forecast. Shower Orion Beats the Favorite. ospoN, July Special Cablogram to Ouly two starters came to the dwood today for the raco for thy prinee Wales' stakes of 200 soverig Hits —Chicago 9, York 0. Errors each subscription fortwoyearoldssex Chicago 6, New York 1. Batteries—k ane three-quarters a mile. Doug winand Farrell; Ewing and Ewing, Baini's filly Siphonia was the favorite in the betting t odds of threoto one on y but the duke of Westminster's colt Orion 'wou the rice. nity AT CHICAGO, 00 000 00 a baso or Shutt of Kearneyis stopping at tho peratus Pair, excop 10 001 00 003 e e of ns Rudd of Chicago is a guest of the nstrue Ay 1] pors Clarkof Courtland, N. Y, is at the Fout D 1o wesl 5 Burl i reain to L A b Dakota fair in o atidoniry tonpe . A Wind Serryarimn, Neb., Jul ram to ' v Bre J the oldest resic intell heir Lo consi \ssoclation. audi VL ADEL I, 1.2°3.8.1 Colimbus ) Rl | Hits—Athletics 12, Columbus Atlleties 6, Colu s, Mahon and Robinso Kua U npire-Doescher, This was emough, but the boys decided to = take it ynceit out of Mr, 8 naw, and AT HBW YORK. they hoppedon bim ggainin the eighth and | Broklyn........1 0 1 2 3 wdded two runs on singles by Andrews, | Toledo’,: 00010 Newnun and Sowders, | Rits-Brooklyn 11, Tolado 11 Even then they weren’ tsatisfied, and piled | Brolcly 5, Batteries up four more s in the ninth—making & [ Pitz; Swith and Suge. pire tol of ten—on singles by Canuavan and | Kearns, two sockers by Willis ind Newwan, and a threebagger by Andrews, foature of the game was 11 vau's phenomenal single hand cateh of Kil len's drive to left field in the eighth inning Every mewmver of the home tean did escol nt work, the errors of Newman and Sow s beingz of the cheap kind, portic torn; ion} warmer in western 1din isin the city a guest at - A BASEBALL TRUST. ’s easy s 01 00 1l Btte Denver wasat the Millard cler, ment tothe brave bors who bought liberty, SeorEMRY Boaip t 1V CARBINES, us e E Von Der Ale's Twent Symevse, N Y Bir night sc Latest S me for it Special Tel Manager Chrls Von D ne outlines of thenew which, he says, will be put into operation as early This is nothing more or less than a baseball trust at more comprehensive than that ined ashort time ago by Spaiding. has talkel the mutter oververy carefully with the Chicgo baseball mamate. The plan is to 1 A combination of the three nsand play them all in one cirenit, with twonty clabs, from lifrent citics, ‘The attendanee wou virer at the sovera games and a gre d bo made in the matter of rail aud hotel bills, Von Der days of the brotherh they manage o pull through it will by brotherh to compr Errors a s — Mc 1d Doyle. atthe Mershants wis added in the sixth on Willis' protty three-buso lit to lert and Newman's - sueri hn . Swain, ¢ W. S. Garber of Lincoln isa Merchants, Franls A lard toduy E. M. Fordof the Millard. W, K > Murmny M M B AFLEMEN guest at the uts of this coun cived gramto I Ahegve st baseball project ad fallc last evening that he L rible fortune by the deathy of bis ew. Byron Felton of Jack sonwlle, 1L My Swaln is the only heirto the leguey, which will run up to $50,000 or 00,000, it ul estate. He loft for Vis morning w 1 bis heritage, - A With a lta Y., July They are Making Belleviie Wools Re- e sound With Mititary Voileys. Brrimvur, July 81.-[Special Telogran to Tug Bre. ] -Yester stho first day for eliminary pragice in unual rifle com- Depart Plite, it B The foll cores ind onler of the twelve legdiug 1 A Buss of Boone, Ta,, is at the Mil s possible Des Moines is stopping at 1 Errors v 0 and somey the ans of Topcka isin the ong the re iy ou Chris | pedon it of wings wre is o guest at AT ROUIESTER, I ¥ viie. arksinen in the day’s Fulton of Nebraska Clty xto Bue! ht Evans of Millard, J.D. Cramns of Red € the Merchar PSS, Hi the Mercha ¢ Ca ht Charles J. Grablois ol bt Louis ville is a lits he 1 G | X e Sl aor. firingz at known dissance . Spencer, C. B, Corp, | Muir, G, ¥ 30 Lt < 1t Evions, Willtim, st Dy s, Jumes W Ret Stearis, Frod G Scott, David, St Drandy, Johil, Comy Hoa=1ip 15t %ty G2 Lt Blnzeh Gl f1. Lith Inf NiIL, . G, 170 It to hima grar wonder. | Rirdey, G G.5th I od will be willing mow; he say relin, Albort, 158 Fgt., K,sth Inf t he th and order of ise with th latter prefers waiting I | twelve t mes. The hardest part of thefight, | tu over now, and the proposed base: | tice at the a ball trust is intended o reimburse themag- | dopariments of the and Dal nates for thele s this year. Von Dir | Bellevue g Ahc, of course, expects just now to win tho | paad, k. T, tet | association ponant and ho thinks ho will | [ n, Cilis. St play the leaguo forthe world's champlouship. | Bouzlerty, Géo W - Yo J. - Suad Lt S Strike at Pittsburg Inminent. Toler, Miller Corp. Pirtsika, Pa., July 31— [Special Tel Owen€ - it 1 gran to Tne Bee wo strikes, involy i overten thousand meu, are threatened within t 1 1 Roches: TihInt... Inf th Inf 1th Lnf! ISt 820,76, 168h Inf. 1 st Inf 2 Dy 16th It Paul wis at the Mur Bux 13, A B st tie Philadelphia isin tho city, e it oo Talio, a Hanlan and Gandaur MiNygarolts, Minm, July 81 Matched. i wln, | road fars Hunhn, |53, G th toa |y dandif 120 1o Gaud b d for W side, anic m keo oud is In the eity, at ovana o e An ! A van. It. | Wilsh, 85 3 o, r 5 nd, i ik, 20 Andrews, 10 Willis, Newniun, ¢ Sowe instend of 1leng three-mile scull race issued almost the samo el which the Jatter acee amn everal wour ¢h City s registen 8 Ibreight of Hastings was shipping New Wheat, Mirenees, 8. D, July 91 am 0 T 13 e first Miteh win wing me, 55 yestorday, in the iminary il car potit in fr s (. Oxnard of ( at the P st ) ornor i isin th y i i Crawfo Kk, Io pre iste fron Parse fr MoAuliffo and Mo i e New Onruaxs, La., July 31 Athletic club proposes 500 for afinish_fght Aulifro und Billy Meyer. 1 Island er, was The Olymp to putup apurse of between Jack Me- a atthe e S0 Ex-(3 of Atchison, | . 0th Ca and | B ISt Cay Pye. M. 1 164 his s bus el ath Roll. July 81 ber APOLIS. 151 160 Al Cay D,0th Cav 154 | . EE Ist Cay 5] i v 1 W ay W ust 14 and 20. ®” I s 00 0 The D st's s NEw Loxoox York yacht cluband one of its fo Schuyler last Andrus. 1t Minnelun 000 iy, 1 0 0 iy 4 3 arvoll, ni Ll 0 Milter, ss : 0 Towle, il huggchile, o itfen, p THE SFPEED RING. " - wiing Cleveland Races, | CLeveLaxy, 0, July 8l—A brisk wind blow directly down the quarter steetch today aud had much todo with reducing the s peed of the fiyers. Brown Hal was lane and could not go. Hurry Wilkes was substituted, totting & mile wa running mate without a skip in2: L. Sunol started at o balf mile ple and cam home. She weut the irst quarter in 31 sec ouds, but broke in the strelel sud came home ata slow pice. She was aftervards seut @ | ) this mornin old and was the was IVt thenext two weeks. On pest Monday n:e i Republican En ing about four hundred plasteress will Des pite the renor a strike for the coutrol of the apprentices will catoff all work in the build fos and will throw 7,00 men out syment. Unlos their demaud fora nie urday half boliday g muchinists working soventy-ive shops in Plttsburg aud will guit work on dloaday week ‘\ £0 - Tlirty-1light Houses 1 to | burra \ A o8 kgl an settle this 08 while woyel thirty.e houses, 2t four huridmed filty " p wostof their effocts and 0 §100,000. Bud got. stroyed. ire in after Hungarsan 80 [ S Huu budget Wi )0 florins, The same puper tended W convert the Hung Rentes, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A orean of turtarhaling powdar, Highest of leavening strengih—U. 8, Governmeut Ber portAug 17, 154, gran "he ian says that deficlt of ies that un paper BY INNEXGS. Omah s 80 98 Minneapois 01001 SUDLAIY. LBugs carued--Owmaha 9, Mnneapolis2. Two- e shic a bur in the vieizity A asa pocket. list " v made toward iss i The pristers and wes his worm SV the editoriil 2 paper houses will amoul