Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1891, Page 2

o e e 4 L ey 5 1 e o 1 andtoked o g e i | STODDED) BY THE RALN GOD. | Som s v esidye o ot | e vt sy, reereof bttt | GOT A FRIGHTFUL BEATING, | s Pravar o, b, 3:',.““.‘““‘,;;"??(;|§|{)1.\5\‘5 PROPOSED FAIR, | 2 ' HE OMAHA DAILY BEA: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 13801 made a leap over it, tumbling down and roll inning. 1 s mado by the Cincinnatis | makes a mistakq e ilocs not seem to be able | tho water on both men's b ) TAd ing complotely vver his jo Littlefiold PRy His Highness (3 to 1) ther and | ¢ tempt to rectify if. He simply stands and thin iU, TRk @ V6 Erdee th this in a pretty tin von by n head Vie- | Jupiter Pluvins Robs Omaha of Another | ¢ : stares stupidly 8t the ball. - For gracious | Jake Kilrain the Recipient of Another | rou but four times he rallied and facod | wr 11 p. y tory, who was a head before Nomad. Time ! s B L of [ gl his man gamely, by 5 1 World's Expesition to Bo Held in the Father- wer to recover him$git, or to even make an at. s protty horrible sking object Fo wile And iz oanthss - Part. Clieater | e Earned ru Br Clnelnnatl, 2 An Ode td Uncle Anson. - - i O A (Ul Ji i 2L, y o 5| POSITIONS FOR THE PLAY TODAY. National Lengue Standing, ‘\ ‘] bt 1'nr' m‘-\ 14'11'\ tho stock | SQUNDED OUTSIDE THE CLU3 ROOM. | Batoro Tan L layod. Won, Lost. Per € 0 ud the pig is in the pen, thoe strength v : ¥ 'H‘vl i of the sewer stenehws is as the strength of ” ‘ AR I 5 Minneapolis Wins o Hard Game ~Wail iy TR ey ;l;;}l“'fi“"" o¥s | Slavin's Blows on Jake's Ribs Rang from tho kA " iy from New York—Dad Clarke i 1 1 stor Anson’s moty ure beaten, ¥ Through the Strects of Hobo- K [ ¢ ; SR to leased—Other Bases Lt : o o “"w o : ken—Details of a Dis- Austrian Consul Because 4 0 Clnvinnati 4 e men folks 6f (hizago are o gusting Fight. ) | L 5 s ball Talk. Invinnat to 60t the maldons of ORieags:y gusting Fight i e He Was Bebuked L) EUSOPEAN NATIONS JEALOUS OF AMERICA - ANMERICAN ASHOCTATION, of woe as fect: the lamps of ik : unfed of oil or wicks, for M ipiter Pluvius, tha young man who pulls S % 2 i ied meat braves aro Mr. Buck Ewing's 1% to the colestial bath-vib, has been nnati Takes One from St. Louls | yeur, by tho pleasing and satisfactory score 1 much looked forward to boxing ma Without Effort. of between Jake Kilrain of Baltimore and F'rank | again fac tient t ting 1 his worl with most exasporat H CiINCIN 0., June 14, Neal's p 3 ) To O, Slavin of Australin for u $10, ) purse Yored In the second gave Cincinnatl thres runs, giv- | . Buckloy, O'Rourke and Richardson fell on | py ranito ssociation, took pl : 3 ? aelv. which | 'em with” & swoop: Gore, Tiernan, Buekley . and Sl v y ish ku t Worner ome elub a wood lend early, which | 61 Wi & swaob Core, Tacri, SRIGEEY | at the elun house of the associatior I Sire i tho ol i uoed is water, and while his « i avy hitting in the seventh and eighth | .5, vt e in i longest licks, and | Street, botwoeen Eloventh and Tw 8 3 oAV bl ve At B, ol s increased matenplly, MeCarty and | Rus ball in with a lunge and Hobok seneath Juk rt. The latte Racing in th | The track w by and favorit be y the ey errestial sphere that what they the favorite, Kth 1 lost inhabitants that he work. Scor crafty loop; with the geatifying result of Reaching ramto ol 8 semed 10 have pieke i ttlo and landed 3 1300 0RGD ) At upper cut Slavin's juw First Face f 0, one I a teiflo frosh. Evea the agricu . 000 t D 70 0. Hohoken forry this eve S + e LA, ) A s aeh mile: Comuly N i vhom it is always too wot or too | 8 g No beer can clear (fook county's throat | job, The rain which ent oft Al idJako's vibs 1 it ML to croak, aud the base ball e, 5, Earnod rans: Cine | Wherein this sorrow sticks: “Ob, make a | o e place. Tir P A6 all Dt diaparing. WREI0} i Tinttorios: Matns and | coffin in New York, and make it 9xi! this, | tort Omaha lias manaeed to get IR Send Up a Box OMATA, Tune 16,-To the Sporting Fditor of | who reached the Granite headauartor h i Jduko ot say anything p neighborhood between 5 help! nat the G a number of small lnkes it : . stain the n ! 180 and many t 4 ; _ o 1 toke 4 erk right m the h i = \:_1";"\.“”}‘{"‘\‘ Tk Bee: Ploa ' WrOW morn whol I ! . y liculous caso by nigh v and B over their shoes. ‘Tho club houso prosonts & 3 1 sore B hids ten t 5 i tad win no sooner Byl W ; pleturo o 3o it ! DA It \end e B wins it A did play b X et o Al r i he | T settlo this callaround and have s Havana | V0 i S L 4 LR LR i tion on t prlain | or Key West wood, having an amphit th i good exchango bio f WAL 66 u Arn Ans,—A wins, tho storeotyped 24x24 < t i widing - onco prout ’ R ; I L a pg g { 110" be 0 final ef staine v iropean na ¢ G S & AYMOND, NOTED CLOGK CAPTURED, wilds of the wildest L nly i u smile. Slavin was i they must i | Lovisvinie, Ky., June 16, —Louisville was & would be laughed at, The rir the ronsted Kilrain's 'a length before X g g Joe Conley Caught in the Act of [ looking thing besides the au \ latter was agmn saved by the a I 1 vor play wado by Louisville cost a vun, Woaver Cracking a Safe club house. It was well built, the | Eong was then almost veak a8 o be pl tin the seve ning. Fieldi stlit.s g i child r Kunisas City aud Omaba N ol RE S HAPHIET Neweastie, Wyo., June 16.—[Special to | poles wero nicely painted and pad R | at the expense of a thor sonking in ui wnd hi has Knell's pitching and Ray Tiue Bre.|—Ono of the most noted all ol with red baise and it was [ yight-ha is aft b ! mond’s batting aud fielding. Score around crooks in the country was arrested | carpeted with a tightly stretened covering | ke wor t On B Corrigan's Track Ciicaco, Summary of the races | il - threo stralg I 00 ¢ } lish b 13V here in the act of burglavizing the safe in the | of canvas painted a reddish color. The ac Firat race, five elznths of a mile: Striath Jimmy Manning s st n L Colum 0 " muit wor. Tom Paxton: second, CevJay: dng | wou! « ve [t < cral store of Kilpatrick Brothers & Col- | commodations for thie press were as crude as | (L | Juko his 1 ss tha b oL sovenselshthinof i mila: Huren] Lo ! they Louisville Colunibus, - hone lins. Ho wave his namo as Joo Conlay, but | those provided for the g nen who repr L Y ton O won, 1 fell Second. Ono Dime third. Time: | Stronker thn thy havo Beeh By, Hing i | Hirosand S Knell, Orconnor was recognized by the sheriff of Wasson | sented the 210 tickets. Tho €10 people had i onson tend to move right up to the WON BY BUNCIUNG HHITS, county 8s tho vhoin 1880 shot Police. als on pine boards sloping up to the rizat | Slavin's ited race. oo and threc-sixteonths of | frout. it Bluer will bo fn o box: a A mN e T Ao 0L R B ey battan | comne G o ap g e IS U ROAECLees | antidlertanratiapntsrioev IS (G #0100 THaialb mile: Tontine won. Sportst socon the Lambs know what that means. Tho | voreYiomt Uy bt Baltimore was assisted | bold tompt o stenl @ lock | Ple had light wooden chais. fear of Jake Win by binching hits when they were | from the vault door of the new o tko caro of her intor hed to the wall Do you, then, belioy v com war will pro otwoeen t Davhison third. Time: 204 baseball public, owing to the lonx period of 4 Hora wisinot 500 people it ¢'ter, it i Roloy Botey || e S e prebiato bhig. | ieaded: e Dankk then In tho conrss ot oroction at tia | S1de the club house. After that, however, hough 4 B R vbusinwiorowid || Y sl ton 00000 0—1|place. Hewas very desirous of obtaining it | mitters began to assume a moveliv s ntly resolved not to- wive in until k W yaee. one 1ile: Elphin wou, Spoculator | hecessity o ing_ tham @ rousing crow d | g 3i10% O B T s NI CvisTane of thorhlmnta Kt IpaleastNE 1"ans whre sold at a zood price i seloss Noono could help being in s apopnd; Lowndor third; -Tim this ufteruoon. Tho two teams will bo as fo Hits: Washington, 4; Bultimore, 5. Errors: [ pany’s latest and most d pieces of | 1ery began to shed their conts. I - ows Wishingto ore. 4. Datter: work. A piec : p only point which can be cited in fa P y Gt gton 1timore " oy ork. A piece of mas s i 08 1y poit hich ca 3 BARD. ¥'S STEALIAGS. Omaha sitions. Kangns City. | Foreman and Mo Clnmingham wud i for pulling. tho dial stem out of the | club house is that it was well Jighted TSt Ako mulAga o ooMmB : o : " : ¢ 5 ?:\ mnon ... . cen Miannin Townsend. Earned rons: Baltimore, 1 thereby gaining ea Wit > tho large eiectric lights swung near each en f Sor u protty yod shay butaftor | soh W k B t e or B ceountants Re- | Donnelly CHUNIT el ML A L Mg ur otl i )\ ! B m pelievo in mecting protection el e E COIaah, MeCauloy .0 L American Associztion Standing. which is soon opened witha wire or steol [ the ring und four others Si S 4 \ ded i ponih o coior bt S Rieti rotaation|s b d gardine the School Fund. Walsh 5 Won Tost . Des ot | knitting nocdle, ono of which he had. He s | Were bung in each covuer of the b wits agaid a mass of blood, Jako, howeyer, [ Wil BECEETA0 it s Puimanrn i, June 16, The report of the | 1atian..220 2 © | Boston 5 i i 9% | dungorous” man and: had Honov feil overa | Among the prominent sporting, meh who | managed o get In two good blows on Slavin's | graj o s s Griftin 5 . s SO et g box of canned goods Sheriff Jim Reener of | Were at the ring side at an early hou head, though there was littlo foreo in them, | o i 3 S i fdi 1 : : Pawiteheil, g WA D i ) , this place would have. ceased to oxistas | ‘Macon Fred Stevenson. “Charley Slavin, on the other hand,was hitting as hard | )f conrse we can. We can supply all our ex-City Treasurer Bardsiey did with t i 5 wunson | Cineinnatl F CoilevEtHBAET b e 1"“‘ as | “Bob? Turnbull, Ned Mallahar TR RO [ TRIEG b i o wants from Russia or India. £415,000 that he embezzied from the sehool 5 v ith Cotmbus. 5 IRBkiT S AR a s PR a v Bl vors suld, Dan Murphy, Jere Dunn, Den sl Bl Mo e e Do you think that u and Germany s fund, was submitted to Mayor Stuart ter soulsville lagher. down as if shot fa Jake slow A e STOOTATION Klitatics 3 John Delaney of the Missourt Pacifie secret S - o duy and by him forwarded to the council in- IRES e AN SOOI Sy, Washinzton i service is well acquainted with Conley’s his Jero Dunn, tho roforce, was the fivst of tho | painfully roso, aud, as tho gon soundud leaaing lights of the contest toreach the el had to carrietl to his cor and Jere vestigating committeo, 1@ report says 3 e S5 ! pat E tory. Heis an old time pal of Paddy Woods v '}H(\“ comillcioe ‘r reportsays: | inneapolis and st Paul Play a Very At Liberty Tomorrow Noon. AR iy LD SWAIS o Lot el eak Ol lanie scconds of Slavin, Charley | Dunn ga Slavin who forthwitd Shpakioha . i LI tacy Close Game, The Omaha management at a meeting | crooks now doing time in Columbus, O., for (Ed Stoddard, accompanied by | <tepped over to his dazed opponent's corner school year ending June 50, 15K n May 1, MixNEAPOLIS, Minn.,, June 10.—St. Paul | yesterday morning unanintbusly rvesolved | $afe eracking at”Zanesville. He is himself heir man,” and Billy Maldoon and Mike | and shook hands with him, and thus did 1500, Bardsloy’s account with the Keystone | waq shut out today by Minneapolis. Both | upon the releaso of Dad Clarke, said release | 20 0ld time jail ‘bird and has done t in | Cleary, escort their principal, were | Kilrain practically meet his last Waterloo 3 ~ Colorado for safé burglary and in IHlioois for »fl~|”|”l '“\'\l" -llll“ s ::llu“";‘ e " and pass into the Fanks of & b nd. A 1086 ho came early in th ope of wit I'ne andience hissed the refe ' oy having iu his possession burglars tools. Detec z ! 1 v 2 1 1 Hive Tyt Do e ot Aavay | nCSSing some preliminary boxing upon tho | but that @id not effect Mr. Dunn in tho least Ly i GE ome and ¢ g o part of some of the lesser lights of the ving | He felt suve that Jake was beaten und so | when we shall have to fight again: i from him on a hwrg jury only to bo sent ssions.” i from him pu Qe juty only o bo seut | \ere disappointed. as no such appetizer was [ ruled in spite of all protost bl bl Glner ot appropriation of £25,25, thus cancolling his | MeGione 3h. 4 D0 L ioniie 2 8 0 g | *hatho willgo unconaltionally. O | sontenca ‘whichd he dor o oYt | provided by tho managoment. By 10 p.m. el Aivausnibibagiie Qe ol gl SVerdrarttralcivin g nim abatanca 6L a0] St 4 dharion. Th 2 1 B |, o probabilitivs now aro thiut Clarke will | twenty-three vets old il tom My | tho club house was not haif flied and the air Are They Cooking Up a Fake? oo kUing oG COTEG I aivena Agatmst this balance of $,051.60 ana otber | Baldwiisece 4 1 g [iortraded tonmanclior,) thofardinlthing ot | orie obiBroolelyntAElisToliancostaralrood rorf reskied witttepacco st ati SRISY SUfl | canentae eomin BEREDebrooy Hall and | asple will not by from u 3 8 A S ot i U | tielder of the Washington American associa- | fivo vears as tholaw is very severe w or | {pite of the fact that the sixteen big windows | g G o o : eople will not buy from us.” moneys subsequently deposited by him he | T LIt 9 | tion, . Itthe trado s mnde Beechor will take | of i et ot is very sovero withs men e i T it et gy [ A e, e R BT g AT Min This conversation is sigmficant of the feel” 0 0 | Larey Twitchell's place in left field, and L it the Daiaing. i capablo of holding 2,600 | neapolis Times of vesterday suys ing of fear with which American entorp I will e et ekt o o work A T T boople. e .. tickets woro sukd (o have | | Malland Pitzstmmons mot I s saloon vos- | andtho prosont American poliey o voainiod fund which had been deposited by hin e T Tl L (Tall pactios tntes. | CmEYENNE, W0, {unia 16, [Spocial Tolo ot sold boforo tho doors were epeneid. - Ao St v wiat” Flustions s | i Central and South, Awortea it is only econd, as o the item of FH20M on Minncapos.. 0000010001 1o th doal eomsent, it will bo consum. | £ram to Tne Bee.[—News has just been re- |, to ring, the club house was only 1 Dedn Sayin about his feht witlh-all in Aus \ Gieman s EahoRI UL SHoy: some count of the school appropriation for the | S paul.....000 00000000 0-0]| mated today. cewved here from Lander of the narrow es- | ille R R WadnoNaIET Dt e O L n sty | ing. But on sober retloction ¥ Jed und there was no signs of beginning | one il pounds. Fits 10 seems. Lins boen say X G German merchants and manufacturers will Bardly fail to reatize that te best poliey 15 to i‘»tv';’r;}“\wr‘ '.ff‘»‘f.\’fi-"rl “““:d‘ !‘ "1”" 'f;:"“‘\:. S e s = capo of the aged, Lev. Fathor Ponzghone of | the battle. By 1034 the ‘audicnco bugan to | ini that b soldone the fiziht o Tlall and was | ammount & check on the Farmers nud Mechan- | buri. Double piaya:* buks to Hengle to Ward Prealdoat K rantholt 1s 1n rocelpt bt e lotter | Sb Slephon'gifadjan; mission in Fremont ( bocome impatient sud slonily i felaE By | il vt 16 e tho' hix purse g0t the | keop on fricndly terms with Amrica rather e Dimic for 820,000; ehock on the Peopld's | Firatbasoonulls: ity Duke, 7: Melialo. & "SIk | ¢on "ocidont Kramer of the American s county. Tone Wind. river is much swollc stamping, whist and shouting, but sUil | 4"l ight for 1 cont<a side. Provi- | than to provoke even more sovere restrictivo batlk $45,000; check: on the/FourthiStreab: | &0t By uKe s e eeas Uanirs: Presidont Kramer of the American as- | from “rocent fifivy” rains and before be | there wero no suens of tho principils e e BN 0 G A ESBNE VoSN OWE || TeAs LGS bank, &45,0005 chocle on the Eoutth Strcet | Hime: ‘onouir’and €orly“iva miautes. " Umpiro? | sociation, notifying him that thero ls uo oc- hed the middle of the stream in an at- | Around the ring side ! : Iy | ever, roventod Sch @ sinful waste 6f mione - e S e owitant : onhis casion for nay worry over thareport of play terapt wsized. | 10 betting, though a biuff chall bot of [ atl s handsowo and gentlomanly look- De January &, 1801, by John Bardsley in the Western Association Standin from this associution jumping to the Amerr- | The horses ufter a hard strusglo reached the | 300 even ho *don’t stop Iilran't wils shout- } (1 f'u‘:"\}ifi”“l, by lla foaturos Third National bank to the credit of his pri- | Played. Won. Los can. opposito bank in safery but tho pricst was | 0 wcross the riug and found no tikers. | GERELG L A Wble! e Seks ap 1k vato nccount and was used by him to vepay | fiueoln .. ... 4l p in the event of any of yourmen,” pro- | 1efL to the meroy of the'swift current. The audience grew more and more m- [ But tuking hivy Norse, trim bulit and % 3 yahimitolepa) cosdeaiM v Kramers : ST o tient. At 11 p. m. the au > had L ) } §20,000 which ho had taken on December 23, | 6,1 ecded Mr. Kramer, “jumpiig to the Ameri T A ent and | patient. LK e e ol | pangy. 1o has justas miich of n reach s 4 J800; from: moni belonging to the highway can through the muchinations of any of our | Without a moment's loss of timo plunged into | Decome tumultuous. Jere Dunn, the referee, | Iitzsimmons, and apparently Is tully as | Supreme Lodge Holding Its Nin LD Siib mannzeraiorktholdiasontatthoy willbo) | Lo Strenm and afv ea vers hard fieht red from the dressing room portion of | clever: He lias w quick, sharp way of hitting Coan A D aual Mestli gt etroit s 1o tho second above mentioned amount promptly returied, and should' be summarily | suceeeded in landing the aged priest who, t 11:05 and e entercd the rin, Mhodes disaster to nnyone ho lands or i a 1 i 1 i y 1 v now in zood fizhting condition. we Derrorr, Mich,, June 16, —~The nineteenth o5, S CAR $250, as dealt with by vou.D left to his own exertions, would inevitably | ab 11:10. Slavin, in bluo tixhts and yellow oMo | b0 \ ) 1501, to the eredit of | 5% - 5 = have been drowned. leatherbook £0r him to get down o the required 156, Renia) - They're : S 58 buff, entered the rin 2 with Mitehell, ® Anclont, Ovder.of Unitod Workmen: oponed Jotn Rardsley 1 tho People's bank. Against AN 75 3 ) Ot k i - , entered U : 12 ol Ancient Order i Work the amount o duposited the swbs of his GIANTS IN BAD SHARE, SinxEy, Neb,, June 16.—[Spocial Telegram VILLAGE BURNING UP. and I\”Hm.\““f“l3‘3\‘\‘-‘-‘]”‘:‘”‘1“'llmvl;’\l'"ll’l‘\'m Daly-Van Hess Ml here this morning. All the officers were chiecls book show that the cheeks were drawn | ANumber of the Players Crippled a to Tk Ber. | —The Sidneys and Redingtons : S LR e e e Danny Daly, who is to meat Johnny Van | present except Supreme Watchman William for the purpose indicated as follov Unable to Play. played hero today, the scoro standing 45 to 5 | The Town of Casselman, Canada, En- | [rafis Lot o fooked sUibArmec Hess in o fight to finish bofore the Minne- | Butts of Baltimore, whose death oceurred on :;,u\.l‘w’l.l“fllti\(;l{lll:‘\lhtl)i\‘ ,',4 .IJ;'&\.l |:l|t:>l1:~nlly\“‘l\§’l1lHHH Nrw Yor. June 16.—The New York team | in favor of the Sidneys at the end of the veloped in Flames., “Honest” Joun Kelly was timckeeper. | apolis club Tuesday night, Juye 50, itered | September s last. This vacancy was filled check 9, dated Janu e ot | is badly crippled and it may not be able to | STronth inuing, ‘when the Redingtons got | Orraw, Oxr., Juno 16.—Passengers on | Muldoon wnd MeCarty and Dan Muvphy of | itito hard training at Kothers's resorty WU | by the appointment of J. W. Woot of Michi B. H. §15,000; check i0, dated Febr hold its own until the players who are dis- | disgusted and quit. Boston were Kilrain's seconds aud Slavin [ the lake, vesterday. Daly has been training | o0 55 el e e st %" 310, 5 5 ‘ SR A e v SEs 4 was attended to by Charley Mitchell, kd | lightly for two weeks or wmore in anticipation ) F4 ¢ i 1501, 't pay 'tho state,” $10.000; eheck 12 | abled come around again. ~ Tho present con- North Loup Conquered. through Casselman last night report the | (Joddard and “Pony” Moore. The gloves [ of the eventand after his wall last uight '?.J-‘"fi‘\g"x“"(‘ T March 5, 1801, L0003 | dition of uffaivs is vory unfortunate, and | ST Pavi, Neb., Juno 16.—|Special Tole- town burning up. They say great [ woere four-ounce red leather mittens of the | tipped the beam at just pounds, o Master Workman Wilson recommends amow oLl R SRRt ) ) | overybody has hopos for tho best. About | gram to Tnk Bie]—Ouneof the nicest games | [ of lumber = and stacks ~ of | finest qualit three pounds above weight. Tustead of the | other matters that the maximum aze limit bo state,” $50,000; totul, £230,000. As to the ybody bark 5 g ! L thicd e A i CAaaa e S Ean o s | of wer in our a | fans bark, with nearly. every housg Lavin and Kilrain shook hands in the con- being 500 it is F100, 200 going 1o the b Lo orty-five, and that January 8 the third mentioned amount of $150,000, i | three weeks ago the statement was mado | of ball ever played in our city od | and store in the villago were on five, Women FEt o ring tat oxaltly 1102 e 1 e e S toniev Tt latinan hwiehulreanoed SLoR fobly (e, MoK Al lieu of tho above check tho Fourth Street | that Buck Ew bt bo unable to play | by our sport loving peolo toduy. Tho score | and childron wore [rautically rushing toward | spen again withdrew th tholr cormars, Aimo | a bad left and w worse rizht, and youni Daly A morinidy, National bak issued 10 the order of John | for tho wholo season. Fvorybody laghed | Wasi North Loup, 125t Pal, 11, the wonds with what little they could ear eamenintwithirenicyitatn/comoes itimo f SnlotL L ARV CEARE S Pl nghioy fax dosonsotiingabors O NS R gse B Bardsley, _treasurer, cortificates of deposit | o4 g, 10\ Buok wa big bluft, e Thero is no possibility of ~ ascertaini rd U hi orinis hanar DAty TR oth by nnt || oo auiivorat iy o i Gun e o syl 7 and 298 for 50,000 each and some said Buck was playing a big bluff, Tlinoiss W iongae Gamen: LI L7 ofe a test went forward thus 1S o tigh iis hand Iy, Rothery thuroh. foundon ot iic orde Fate ) mounting to | and could cateh just well as not 1f ne At Ottawa—Ottaws, 23 Davenport, 0. L o v::'d; ioasdal rtl'ml»ulhllw ;Ilr ‘Hnuudl fi\.n.-n in m!lm!hlv assumod the | Jack Davis ““_’\“ ) to Minneapolis Monday St tho supreme recorder’s report it wa 00,01 r ol baanide; e | wanted to. Buck’s arm is worse than over. i i roniford b 3 struction ¢ ope must have been im- | offensive with a rush, aud for a minute or so | ovening, the2tn Lanrnod that on tho (irst of tho prosent. yenr #1000 anpest foihive besn/depositenin the | Wantad Lo DAkl b wofke 1098 Svely | - At Rocktordrliookiond, b3 OWmwe, & e R e : lourued tha on the first of ko g ear Farmers and Mechanics National bank to w his @ 1 such bad shape has al I —— onalthougond : AR AT 0% 3 And His Namb s Jaolke Davis: here woro 1,001 Al T eeit f the commonwealth, being cn- | alonk been a mystery. It scems, however Few Turns of the Crank. D enl e bawmilla ot ] S WABURE EEEE a0l IR, ¢ Lo on e KMo S e i | et senly e iyt st orsed *for deposit credit of comnio that in the carly part of the season, when the Omuha copin 0 wires hc T errpiteiaanlig Aty J e |neatly; u clinen followed, during Mixsgarorts, Minn., June 16 ocitl | Gy ping the period. The member doszedilordenouo it ofcommiobveallh, aHlypartotishoscaspnvntan o lIel0minn sl son it [hoiresihiot Iu hier | Cassolman lumber company six houses and | Slavin commenced i terrivlo rigl am to Ttk Ber. ] —Tho Twin City Ath- | \i5'0E tho 1hdgos was 5 and the total 231, ¥l AR EL " " a v o aeave s 0. an immense p of lum nd stables in pounding of Kilrain’s ribs ust 1oy o) Neres 9 S0 & 1! ) T il N it ortiflcate 990, for &30, AT @ to snap a ball without getting 4 TR X iy SIS j ¢ U5 pounding ilvain j lotic club hins offered to give o purse of £4,000 | S62 Tho initintions for Vhoy Swirneas pJertlilento 22, for $50,000, nppoars to hawa | (Al RO RESE IR AP 3 DALV Sttt | o il about hard tucli—Omatia only has | conncation with the mills. Tho total loss Is | tho ‘wavt, and o may bo said to 1avo | for a finisi fight betwosn Biily Woods il | ssi, tho suspetsions. 1. R Uonts boon enshod by Mr: Bardsloy us o partial | Wneell Soipositine T S L LG 1 eloven postponcd games so far. 115,000 and the total insurance $70,000. Fopouted those tactics until Juke was nt | (jeors (odfrey, tho it to oceur duly 21 Yecembor 81, 1800, by 'the Taird National | #fraid of a strain, never throws a ball to bank, said loan being soeured to the bank by | baso unless he is standing solidly on his fect tho coliatoral note of Robert Glendenuing & [ 1f 8 pitcher sends in a very wido #in™ ball, Co. and certain shaves of stock of the Motro- | Wider than tho cateher i3 expecting, ninc | hower politan traction company of New York liees 0L of ton tho player on firsi base | George Strief, who was appointed on the | Fond du Lac Chippewna reservation. is here Fho lnwy dopaetmont of the elty is on the | can get to second, providing ho has started | staff 10 succeed Collins, will umpiro here | today. He lookson the cutbreak asa seri- | track of soma of Bardsloy's stealings. City | torun. ‘Tho reasouis that tho catcher i today! ous matter, and says the hostiles will have to Solicitor Warwick has ‘learned of 100,000 | thrown off his fect considerably, and he wl 1t cost Jimmie McAlloor £30 to express the | be deal witht by the government, The aam e e hmita of | ot talke the visks of boiug luid Up for n sen- | opinion that Jack McQuade was rotton at | has overflowed much lund, damaging hay and the city. This Is in tho shapo of 750 shares | $on by snappingthe ball down to second base | Brooklyn. other crops. The Indians threaten to shoot of Chicago West Side railway stock, now in | Vory bard. It was by snappiug tho ball in Phere will be two kings in the game this | @nyone who tries to repair the dam. tho possession of tho Farmers and Mechan- | His way that Ewing strained his avm. 6| ytierngon, King Elmer” Smith aud King = 2 T Austin Gibbons Wins. tos National bk, City Solicitor Warwicl | has boen advised to” take arest fora week | pinor Poster, NED OF YENTERD ey i > 16.—A glove conte n | D s ArWICK | and not to lift his arm at all. In that way it % ooty Round 2—Slavin was first on deck and as L—A iTotlings spoke for the filed a bill of equity this morning to recove s e I'here is a lottor at tho sporting depart- e e ively as a fighting chicken, The round had | t the Pelican club bety / SRt (e 0 stock Jieh, it is alleged, was p is thought that the strain may work away. | i\ latlor ab th g 2 The flow of lava froni Vesuvius has stopped. | Ve AEhURg ohiche ound hi at th can clu of tho sty Ma. \ thaitocky whiloh, [t s alleRed, was fput O 1 oricon uy: | ment of Tuk Bew for tho managor of the o e uiius has stopped. | hardly commenced when the men ciinched Gibbona 6T Now Tovsey, tholfavoritont | vospouded thia. aftor SARE . Glasscock has been home fc early a week | Crine bali club, oAb oAb tad b7 and the Australian again pounded away nd Jem Verrot, o inglish boxer. | racoption at the H Twitchell's two games in Donver wero | Fire at Mondovi, Bulfalo county, Wis 3 g q v y e sl f If-arm range, reaching Kilrain's sore > 1'un unbroken re of victories, tho supreme o didt th RATLWAY EMPLO now. Whistler, who was playing short in | ha iad an unbroken ning prein 1 ¥E his absence, left for St. Louis on Saturd great ones, and if put regularly in the box he | stroyed the business center. Loss, under the heart at least half a dc N 1 the allowineo of 1 is fully, Resignation of the Switchmen Not (lnmg informed '\‘\‘ nis father had “lwh' died. A assuredly plish great things, Severe eleetreie storms are reported throngh- \,.Hl hvyh‘v‘ l‘lmt; 1and A'»I\v\ :\ w‘\.\ 1 reit ; )y e his necessitated a change-around of the nant B Tar N is Atllan out castorn Ohio and westorn Pennsylvani, | could do for a moms 0, thon vihor & Brough le IJ ",I 18gusston Lop | whole Tuctield. Catchor Clavic was 10 play smorous condition, * FIo. thinks, howevor, | Muchidu is reported and several fatal- | clineh follc ni Slavin redoubled RIVAS ing: be supreme council of | thivd base, Itichardson short and Bassett | that he will by sble to go in the box in a few 3 | tack on sore vibs, the blows b the Federated Railway Employes convened | second. Buckley is the only cateher left and | duys. Guneral Grosvener has tendered his restgna- | Positiy ickeningly heavy. (When the men | sign of ore. today. The switehmo apre lie wust cateh every game until vither Glass e Btons Dad: Olorko. the. O s | wer Jak i | R her \‘u\ I ) 8w mon's ropreso e toual “l s LOrVA am \I“ Sl l“‘\_ Times-Star Dag” Clarke, the Omaha | sion to visit Europe on aceount of the nssaults | the allant style. He banged hi: Woods Knocks Out Motz X3 tives appeared in the council on S L His arm 150 | pitener who was flirting with the associ made upon him i [ e b el i R rip. ol spocial comymitteo had been sent for t ‘\‘""“ gHl 460 2 U MIHS L AED: budly swoilens, | tion, hus bevn suspendod by that club for Ata mootinz of woestern window eliss 3 i ik i Bister Mhelp rosignation wos not brought up for | nor ue tblo to pitch for many w Lol iy business bor in Chlego It was decided to rulae prices ssion, but will probably oceupy ono of | Wisiocated his shouldor in sHdis to a biso Ihis s the way Alfrod Cratty looks at it; | Munufactitrers also deeided to reaflivin th LMo rro ossions. Messes, MeCounell, | Phursday last. John Ewing has o “lump’ obtha Anierlopn cassacintion ‘GoHHAWS or Nowitll, a5 roforco of the New Morrissey and Debbs wero appointod a com’ | on his pitching arm and wiil bo unable to its guerilla arfare has been o failure | york equiiable Weainsuranco company hag | Australiao to whirl haif round. Jako Ql LA mittee to revise the constitution. The appi pitch for some time, and that leaves Itusio, | Bh4 como in outof the rain Hled a report recomiaending dissolation ar fowed this up with two tervific rizht and lef 3 DIV opue B ention for membership by tho Brotherho. Ieofe and Welch ns pitchers. If anytbing New York World: There has bren a great | the appointmentyof President Milier asr tacers, then followed the: ap and nearly | (RS L of Station Men was presented by a dele- | happens to one of them the New Yorks will | boom in baseball this spring and move atten- | €0Vt 3 humped the gentlen the untipoaes | Nh i ation headed by Prosident Miller of the | have to do the greatest kind of hustling to | tion has been paid to it thun there has been At Sacramenta ji Th denied that Controllor | over the ropes. Tho u | Bl state railrond commission of Kansas. The | win, before during the past ten yeurs, g0’k w“-w“"-‘ R L rtgae Lo aign the v's favor, amid a couneil feel that it is strong enough to do- | Ny Yo, June 16,—The Giauts won thely | (rom third basy to short stop aud’ restored | matter at il Drised. Ho evidontly hadnot expected s serve encourngement. ‘The avplication Will | rourtiy straight game fo tho Chicagos at | “‘Calliope” Miller to his old place at tnird David Relss. ¢ \ New York wine | & warm recop ’ 1 sports, ull 1 probably bo ucted upon Omorrow tho Polo grounds today, Tho Chicagos | Reilly made a couplo of orrors yestorday Nouse, was arrostadby the federal authorities | 8ide friends of tho Bultimoroan, Jooked iraye wera shut out, making but threo hits off Phe Columbus, O,, Eiks hava followed up | 8t Ulifeago, charyel with soiling ‘liquors | it epito of th showing mado by soratchos. . A wild throw by Dahlon was the | Charley Reilly the kibosh. If Reilly feels [ PIRSN S0t G mty B s Muggloy fat woyld uay 2.0 sl ) st apEIL egraphers met again at 10 o'clock this mor: only blunder of the game. Scor liko carrying the matter up it's doilars to | gt his wife. siov marriod tha. womun | it D, oAt hTioa iy iug. The first business was the reading of | Now York dimes his expuision will not hold good in a Minneupolls “fie ¢ il repute. She | tho socond rour i@ i Chicago Plo Lenguo race is the grandest over | went back t Aissocintes, however, and f A T R "L Muggley in o fivgf @speration killed her Lound g -Slavin, drippiug t ask Yes," said Mr. Von Stwomons, “if you W who was dying so pluck- | g ) to war. Wo will erect a big fonce to Keep out your grain, your cotton, your moat We will retaliate, "1 am naturally a freo expert accountants, showing in detail whiat espeeiilly, will bo the gainers by such a | vi Do you know that millions of dollars worth of your manufactures are exported to e overy yo That wo could strike a blow by simply prohibiting your s, but weshall find other channels of | trade. " Besides, as America advances in bk kopt_in b ntvidual name appearod |y and Metalo wore in flus fora. Soore: | 1o tako offeet Thursday noow, Tune 15, I wetieing sho will neod less and loss of to be overdrawn 315,020, May 81, 1540, My MINNEAFOLIS TR TN the meantimo if a trade can be effected, it i will bo done, but as Cushman refused to Bardsley deposited in the bank a check ABIIE 1O A E Aninvoar | from the school fund, tho balance ot the [ MeQuait.if VT tlomourke ab. o 1 | swap Davies for Clarice tho prospects are pAL e p 2 | that he will go unconditionally drow checks amounting to $12,274.91, thus MeHale, p. cxhausting all of the school appropriation | 0 Totats Birney cures eatarrh, Bee bl the Canada Atlantic train which passed pending the reports of committees, Supromo, 2.4, @ ot increas: of 20,057 Lovett has pitched in fourteen games this - nis merey. Kilrain, though weakened by ho nizht bofore tho Hall-Fitzsimmons' bat “iPhe receiver's report showed tho receipts year aud has not mado ono fielding orror. Thinks the Ontbreak Serious B B s | e oty d A el Oid Moxio Hengle mado two singles and a | ST. Pavt, Minn., June 16.—J. B. Parker, d rally and gave Siavin and loft | for &5.000 1f God froy nocopts, Ho was. telo e o e trant natts in Saturdiy's game against St. Paul. | Indian storckeener on the outskirts of the 1 e took in return, ¢ i byt aphed this evening unid an answer s ex 2 from dues. The expenditures @ which was ovidently in favor of [ pected tomorrow. Wocds i3 eager for the | were £,127,580.91, of which Clineh upon clinch fol- | hiaten ol Tossen and $305, 07881 for Jake s % to get somewhat the o I AL best of long range fighting whe the m If Godfrey f 3, ther 5 aoman i “)’Hl‘.l wore separated by toe referce. inally | Who would tako his y ind give tho pat Iilra gOL N ood 1b roaster on the | rous of the club even a er ater run for their Australian, and the round ended in favor money. His name is Jack Davis, Kilrain in $pite of the jamming he had vore pros morni e read [ humorous address of W | " William €. May | 3 | ity and Grand Mas ne Highwayn Lone Pass Wash., Juno 16,1 repeated the dose amid a roar of ch A el Ihen neh was next in order, more | h e T | \Woods of Denver in three i Booneithn rib ro: and then Juke landed a v Yool BRILSR] Handor I Yi Ao i Wt the opening of the th Railway Telographers Sr. Lovis, Mo., June 16.—The railway tel thie annual reports of tho grand oficers. Tha report of tho grand cuief telegraphior shows | 1its: Now York Errors: | fought sinco tho organization of tho pior a that there hus beon great Activity among tho | {lleago. . Battetios: Husie ana iue body. Iight clubs today find 220 points a [ _ The Bohring se ddestion wis, turthor « b e U organizers, tho membership belug increased | by and Ritwridgo. Earued runsi 2 blatket big enougn to cover them -all. Cin. [ Shicred at @ cablaebineeting Mith o vlow ving, ouly to receive a right aud left fa showea a membership of 10,000 in good stand. TRIED AN AMATEUR. hind the I ns, who are fourth, a wargin © with the termdor the tle slap ou Jul no: tung the lat 2 While the treasury 18 b oxcollent condi. | | PHILADELEIIA, June 16.—Gormley, @ loft- | yepresented by threo games and a halfl In o season tor 50 wich that the Baltimoreau ton. " Fho balanco. of the mornini sosston | handed piteher’ from Tamaqua, “Pa., was | tho Wostern —association tho clubs uro | Thoodore B A0 Jauslhak tho Bldron Wlar committecs, 10 which was referred the | foirl 1. His support was bad, however, Minneapolis Times: Out of all that exhis 1 nian v 1 Aecumulated business on the secrctary's | dud the Cleveland team wonits fourth suraight | pition of tiveworks yosterday Lavoquo never | PG uhe table | got u bit, Il got to fivst once, and | Puteiel Muhon, < 030 that was through baing bit by a pitehed ball Wik v state Commission at Topeka. ) < A cave-in ooeurred at tho Port Huron In ) at Topekn, Onoo bo fouled out, twice he' strick out,-and | ond of the Grand Trunk. tuhnel. . The north ywEKA, Kan., June 10.—Tho interstate lund, 10 5 A L ; a A i d 10| once he went out from pitcher to fiest. It K fOF My feet ave wiy and sank nto | b ancouraged t Y At it 13 prepared by & Cembinatlen u y. Brown sad Gray: Young al would scom as though Louisvilie knew its proach, carry g the cngine b with | the audience t ot & 1rol denver and today heard the complain e arned runs. wveland, 4 business when it relessed Laroque for not Fortunately af thit thne no one wis near el rs of the Lincolu creamery, which claims dis. FITYSBURQ 18 BABY being able to hit the bail, T o - commission will hold o session in Kansas oslded game today, devold of interest, | down in St. Louis to jump on all umpires and | thouter pany of ) rible knoekdown bl t ity tomorrow. Save 1o seo how baaly the Pittsburgs could | #rind them in the dust,” is the way Loonard wcory procecdin 2s Dl h s e s y A \ the full - Washburne purts it That's about corvect. | president. ind other i Juke More Bodies Re . Poor old Bob Ferguson is invariably pictured | feement of the Ay, An 1 the Bavx, June 10,—'The lower one of the two | s made off him, and the Solitary run | 88 & horse thief every time St Louis los {fpunubin and . aaoouR At ashed. Lhe railroad cars susponded over the broken | of the yvisitors was i gift by Tuoker, Score: | and Bob umpires. Aftor one of those recent olises in Chicago, f gt d bridgo near Moonchenstein, where the ter Boston 4080 games with Boston it was intimated that if AL e h [ vekh blo accident of an excursion train ook pi Pittsburg 000 Mr. Ferguson had his deserts the crows AP Sor on Sunday last, was lifted today avd mor 1its: Hostor tshurg. 8. Errors: B would be picking away at bis wishboue. o dead bodics were found. This carriage was | t 1 tsl Battorics: Clarkson, apolis Times: 1t is plain to bo seen ness. Ret Teating on tho bed of the river not far from | Lake and Benmeti Haldwin aud Mavk {'Will not do as o sbcond baseman, | Shild f v Whera the Lwo railroad engines were hoaped, | Earoed runs; Hoston, & o ronted Iato pretty swift company, | and the Standard Tae exact number of dead and wouuded ls CINCINNATH'S COSTLY ERKOI, » 1t w0t for his batting and bse Fun: | wheroby the Stan HOL yet securately knowa New Yoks, June 16,—~The Bridegrooms | ning would be absolutcly worthless. He | man warie which yeen poured upon commerce commission arrived here last night e beaten, Clarkson used his slow ball )\ cipally, but in only one inning were there