Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1895, Page 2

THE OMAHA DAILY " BEE: FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1895. licenses were comparatively small until Jan- uary 1. SECRETARY AN'S FIGUR GIL OMAHAS WON THE LAST ONE Stockdale, 6 Stockdale, 1 Two-base hits Sacrifice hits Struck out: By Clark, 4; by Three-base hits: Farrei, Tiernan, Farrel, Hassamaer. Joyce. 8tolen bases: Burke, According to the figures glven by Secr e Tlernan, W, H, Clark, Glasscock, ' Double Gillan of the Board of Bducation "the & AL ‘ 1ol Dla [ogRs to Cagtwelgnti iy funds will be a practically nullity until the [ Poor Fielding by the Eaints Partia'ly L LCSRER L ORI (- receipts from saloon licenses are in. The Accounts for the Roore. r; Stockdale and McGuire. Umpire payment of the interest obligations, which Time: Two hours and five minutes. mature June 26, will practically eat up the | 3D FIELDING LOST GAME balance which now remains In the treasury " PHILADELPHIA, June 20.- Orioles The receipts of taxes during July should be | EGAN GIVEN ALMOST PERFECT SUPPORT | . on'{oii\ through the ragged field about $40,000, but as there are uul:!an‘lll‘n( ing of Reilly Sullivan. Both piwn warrants which aggregate this amount, the were effective ing the hits wel finances of the board will be very nearly |\, opine mahas but Two Took n Crack | te7ed. Attendance, 5%, Score : zero mark August 1. The recelpts for the h atl Philadelphia 0000100124 balance of the year will aggregate ;IYNHI‘ at the Ball—Stultz Pitched Fually as Baltimore 9011100 1% $70,000, divided as follows: Taxes, $40,000 Well as the Day fle Won Hits; Philadelohia, 10: Baltimore, 10 Br. state apportionment, $20,000; poiice courl Faotive Bt Wild, rors: bhiladelphia, 7; Baltimore, 2 rned fines, $5,000; peddiers and miscellaneous, runs: Philadelphia, 3; Balumore. 1. Tw .. 0 o sust receipts o Y yase hits Thompeon, Delehanty, e, $5,000. Out of ‘the August reczipts will b e gt Home run: Thompson. Sacrifice hits: Reilly, substracted the expenditures for 1”1“‘ l"l‘““* Omihe 8t Joseph, 4 Clarkson. Stolen bases: Hamilton, Thomp- sary vacation repairs to the scho buildings. " ha, B8, Joseph, son, McG Keeler Left on b 8 Thase amounted to $11,000 last year and wili | Quiney, 68; Peoria, -1, = Philadelphia, '10; Dajtimore, 1l Double probably run about the same this year. The | Jacksanville, i: Rockford, 2. plays: Reilly to Hamilton to Berile fall term of school will begin in September | Df% Photnes, 1y ineoin First on *batis: Ot “Clarkson. 4, Hit and for the remaining four months of the | & Louis-Cincinnati, 3 2 ARG R SR L, Pl e e 5 nd Clements; Clarkson and Clark, Um- year there will be the regular expenses of | New York, 15; Washington, 6. A ha 3 Pime: Two hours anc ent the schools, which run up to $35000 per| B Hlln‘\ o ‘1””'“' phia, 4 :H'l””"‘_l” y. Time: Two hours and twenty Ll it is apparent that a klyn,' 8:' Boston, b T e T R ith Loa ] Claveland.Chi fo game, rain JSTON LOSES TO BROOKLYN hough the board will start out with a sma Detroit, 13; Grand Rapids, 3. 1 'ON, June Sullivan d no speed balance September 1, the expenses of the | [yybi ol “Foledo, no game, rain and retired at the end of the fourth Inning schools will be €0 much greater 1‘1\.1‘ the | bt in favor of Btivetts, Buore receipts that the balance will soon dis I SEP! 5 ne 20,—(Special Tele- | Boston 11100020-5 and the fund will be $80,000 short when t ST. JOSEPH, M Jun ", P ”,, bl L viilbidel saloon licenses begin to come in. Only a few [ gram.)—The Salats cannot stand prospe | LRAAE R e of the saloon men pay their license money In | and allowed the Omahas to win today's game Jarned runs: Bos- Decamber so there will be .m}m'!l'lll d”h It {on bad fielding. Stultz pitched a fine game kiyn, 6. ‘r“{ base ||.ln Griffin, in the.school fund during the last three : Tt ; atter ohe t Throe base hits: Griffin, Long. yme runs “‘I‘H‘r”\l of the year, and there is no apparent for the home team, even a better on Has Anderson, Lowe. Stolen bases: Tredw: Way in which the heaviest balance at any | he pitched Tuesday, and he would have won | Shindle. Fiist base on balls: By Sulllv one time could reach $25,000 his game had it not been for the costly | 1i by Stivetts, 1; by Lucld, vl!:\\ui:"tv";v‘l.";‘\! Cadet Taylor, chairman of the finance com- | grrors made behind him. Bagan was in the R AL LR LELL B L mittee of the council, said he was not able |,y ror o visitors and pitched a nice game, | pitehed ball: McCarty, Batteries: Sulliv to say just how the city funds would stand v 1. | Btivett nney and Ganzel; Lucld, Gu during the remainder of the year, but he [but was wild at times and easily rattled, | FEREt S Bermoy Bo0 A T thought a bond for from $600,000 to $500,000 | but he received almost perfect support, Which | twenty minutes. Umpire: MeDonald would be amply sufficient to cover any pos- [ was the cause of the Saints' defeat. Huteh- | tendance, 2.500. h y t ST. 1. S, J o 20, g to o fa o 2] """"‘[m{‘""\:,'”’;"'""'I“& of the school $un% | center fleld fence in the third inning that tme there was o game lero ‘today 50,000, woulc o otal bond d = : 7 ~ifn at| CLEV ND, O e 20.—No game; $950,000, or $300,000 less than the one given (Was a beauty. The fielding of Griffin at} oo BLAND, . Jun gam by Treasurer Boiln. short was fine, although he had one error. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. ——— He had ten chances and accepted nine of Played. Won. Lost, PrCt, CITIZENS’ MOVEMENT FAVORED |them. ‘The Saints had a good chance to ston 11 28 16 63 e score In the second inning with men on | I"‘;:;l::"f‘ {g Execative Councll of the Municlpal League | (oo and third and Slagle at the bat. He | L more 2 : Endorses the ldeu. orant proved a Casey and struck out. The v ’y"x‘v"f"ui' 21 The citizen's movement was endorsed by a | Gmaha won the game is described as fol- | Philadelphia unanimous vote of the executive councll of |lows: In the first inning, with two men out, ','\'(‘k\[\“','k' 5 the Mfinicipal league at a meeting which | McCarthy dropped a fly Imll,l(h: n .xm:mull:; neinnati was held at the Board of Trade rooms last -llll"'} ('I“’;’I\\'l:‘l‘”','"vrv“fr);“I’f;::{::]‘:‘n*l',-‘“m’ ot hinglon evening, other. In the fourth a base on balls and two | Louisville This action was taken after a two-hours' | arrors and a singie made two more, and in| Games today: Brooklyn at Boston; Wash- discussion, in which every phase of the situa- | the seventh an error, a single and a two- | ington at New York; Paltimore at Phila- tlon was thoroughly ventilated bagger produced two more. The ?ny }u..- delphia. 5 g ¢ Pro<ident | Saints scored is like this: In the fourth & |Gayks N 7 WEATERN The matter was llvrvlm, t up by llu ;’ two-bagger, two bases on balls, a single and 1 n WVESTER Jifford ho stated it Was e a s fice score el s, A e £ O Tord, wiio siated that It was timo he | a sacrifice’ scored three rums, and in the |y 00n Whitentil Fooled the Grand league took hcld of the movement or re [ Afth a single, a sacrifice and a single gave Ripite BRE J"‘f‘w! it v\'] '”; "‘“1:"“ ’”"( i) L JosEPH DETROIT, June 20.—Score yrnes read the declaration of p JOSE Satrel 5 0 213 o G 5 il o AB. R. BH.PO. A. B, [ Betrolt g e upon which the citizens' movement based | o R D i Grara Sop i 00 03 1ts campaign and which demanded reform in | jje NEs Tt 0 0 4 0 Do Bk "-I!{-\"‘\-‘!Yl\}u U ey Tocal government by the clection of men to | Jarcum, L | WHICER(I1) aia minehams PonERUE. ARA offico who would conduct the affairs of the | ‘A Tr-0nag. 8 Fear. Game called (o allow the visitors to ¢ N o care and o McHa 9 in. clty with the same care and attention that | McHale, r L APOLIS, Ind., June 20—Indian- was bestowed upon private enterprise. - They | Gt &5 SR ol R | oledo game postponed; wet grounds. condemned the sectarian element in politics | Stultz, p.. 0 0 0 4 STANDING OF THE and pronounc.d for public ownership of the Total = R T T THAlanabal Won. Lost. P.Ct, franchised corporations. 2 OMAHA. Minneapoli 1 After some discussion Mr. F. M. Richard- AB, R. BH. PO. A. E. | 8t. Paul . son moved that the league indorse the citizen | Slagle, m.. asva e s ol 0)] MILTALKGS o platform and give its support to the move- | kiutchinson { 3 § 0|Grand Rapias ment. He contended that there was no mem- 1410 L ber of the league who would not indors TR e T its sentiments. It was directly in line with B v HoRED. DiRE SOmed olnyy th : ‘»:L xrlnp»\- gue, )url the league 1 3 1 0| Omaha and Rockford meet on the local fRann Ol Ol 0 COABACTANG (WIS lCag 0 0 3 0fgrounds today and line up thus: could not be true to its own principles unless g S e o Rockrera Dosition: Gl it got into line in this movement and cen- | Totals 37 “'- ‘n'f; 0““ Al Dolan ...... Pitch...Darby or Carrish In seconding the motion Dr. A. B. Somers [ fsarned runs: St. Joseph, 4; Omaha, 2.|Truhy . CHutchinson said that this movement presented cxactly | TWo-bse hits: Marcum, Lohmidn. Sncrifice | Hollind ....._Ulrich the opportunity that the league wanted. Every | Bifgi, Seqey, MoCarthys - MaTeu, e Tt day brought developments which added to the | Stolen bases: Griffin, Shaffer (2). Double ldie.. TAgtde tha ¥ ceded. It was | Plays: Hutchinson to O'Frlen to Nattress oo Tt RIENE evidence that a reform was needed. It was | gyrgt hase on balls: Off Stultz, 1; off Eagan, | Game called 3:45 ball special time for the people to decide whether they Struck out: By Stultz, 3; by Fagan, 3 | trains leave Sixteenth and Fourteenth and would continue the same ring in office or | Wild pitches: Bagan. Timé: “Two hours| Howard at 8:%. On_account of the club 5 Sl shina Adrvealy find ten minutes. Umpire: Burns, not being at home Wednesday this week lave a radical change. He unrescrvedly ap Umplre: :Burt Beuy I suvad expresse 5 QUINCY TOOK TWO. today will be ladies’ day proved the sentiments expressed in the plat- 253G e e = form, and belleved the league could do noth- | QUINCN, 1. June h-—(Special Tt Emmerko Was Wild. ing else but join hands and assist in a re- | EFAM)AUINEY, A04 oot Baved IWh BOSE] cEDAR RAPIDS, Ta. June 2.—(Special form that served its own purpose. of them. he first g ook “ten innings | Telegram.)—Today's game was featureless. Mr. Poppleton suggested that it would not | to decide. Score: Emmerke could not get the ball over the be advisahle for the league to commit itself | Quincy .1000000203-6|plate and Dubuque won with ease, Scor unreservedly to the citizens ticket until after | Peoria ..... 200000000 38 1—4| pupuque 08020004 *—14 the nominations were made, as a hesitation Hits Quincy, Peoria, 11. FErrors:| Cedar Ra 00204101 0-8 In getting It line would keep the new | Quincy, 47 Beorla, &' Two-babe hits: White: | Hits: Dubuaue, 11 b movement on its good behavior. This view laeipSohrep-bodih e rors: Dubuque Ce 5. Bat- -was not shared by any of the other members. o T v 3140 | teries: McGintey, Ortling and Dixon; Em- W. A. L. Gibbon, Secretary Byrnes, John e merke, Keefe and Fox. Rush and D. Clem Deaver nrged fmmediate | AR5 baon and ' Dugdate. Tie N Bali BN EWVeRE DHTalntrad aotlon. They contended that halt-hearted | hour'and forty-five minutes, Umpire: ANTTASTas) Tusie 20 support wa no support at all. The move. The second game was called in the s o) a0 " m:xlll was exactly ‘Hl\ line with the objects | enth Inning to t_the Peorias catch 8 of this place went to of the Municipal league and all members | train for Lincoln. Score: = = I tnem Gl eRs qlub.iRBcare s s should give it all the force that an unquali- [ Quincy i ] 2 0 2 *—8| Atlantic College ... 04630 7-2 ey u S allithostoron iat anfunquall- | JIRCYL ey 00 1.0 0 0—1|5h0e PeRS vcoveenrrn 0 2 4 1 0 4 1 4 117 'his view prevailed and Mr. Richardson’s| Hite: Quinc 4. Errors ies: Wallace and Quint; Smith, U Y e e g e Richardsan'al g S 2 hite: " | ward, “Hoyel “and Gordficer.” fome tun Lo b % Sadictiad strong, s _on _balls: obison. Two-base hits: tobison, ———— o Cap i Struck [ itn, Smith COL. WATTERSON DECLINED | cut: By Cuphinger 3 by Thomas 2. Bat Had Fun Chasing tho Ball, s e . SR hour and twenty min-| CARSON, Ia, June 20.—(Special Tele- 0 Time to I'e Presont at Toblas Castor's | yes. Umplt gram)—In the base ball game today be- Banquet. ROCKFORD RELEASED FOUR. tween Carson and Oakland the score was The following telograms were themes for | ROCKFORD, ik, June 20.—(Special Tele- ( 27 to 20 in favor of Carsc WS v Raron cestor. | Bram.)—The Rockfords could not find Sonier A e G discusslon among Omaha democrats yester- | Sram.) e Rotkloras coulq not fnd, Sonler Won the Game Easy. day. who had hoped to meet Hon. Henry | was poorly supported, Cateher Snyder doing [ The Prospect Hills defeated the Calumets Watterson around the banquet table during | uch miserable work that he was put on| by the score of 32 to 17. The feature of the his visit to Nebraska: T A OB T 2 game wis the pilching and catching of the DEERFIELD, ~ Neb, ~June 2.—Hon. | relenséd tonight. Score: =/ g u SR Henry Watterson, Omaha: I hereby tender [ Rockford ............0 000 0100 1—2 SOLVED THE MYSTERY BEyERLon Lt of ohilan Ciatar of fiie { ERSERRIEIS coennn D (000 40 210 D B i tional committee, on behalf of the demo- | oo™ 'p SRESAT S ‘ksonville, 0. Harned | Man Who Hanged Himselt at the Barker ats of Omaha and on my own personal | pune: Jacksony Rockford, 1. Two-base Hotel Mdentified. behalf, a public dinner at such early time | hits: Kli Horton, Belt, Kat ylond e identity Lotithet.man: who' was found as may suit your convenience during your | (3) Three-bnse hits 1an, Dou ;' bR Ne foitT S he s ract 1| ble play Holland " to K rei; on | hanging from a bedpost in a room at the proBa: AlLCo: this part of the west, balls: Off Horton, 2; off Sonie: . S R e apgeal to you not to deeline this invitation. :-:: Hy Horton Barker hotel several days ago w fully es GEORGE L. MILLER, | Horton, lor i tablished yesterday at the inquest held over OMAHA, June 2, 1S85.—Dr. George L. | Ver: Umpires: i the remains. The witness who identified Miller, Deerfleld, Neb.: [ am imperatively e “I.‘l\;lgl.[ l;:;"} Speoial Telo. | MM was L. Barnett, a bartender of San engaged elsewhere. Many tha nd very [ DI MO S game was an Imbrovement | Francisco, who has_ been in_the sorry. Over vesterday's playing and was a cl city for a few days while on his way to o throushout. Holmes played an Kansas City. Lunch cellent game at short. Scor The name which the suicide had registered Mr. Henry Watterson, who the most | Des Moines 10 on the hotel blotter, J. H. Bourke of San SRos can gLy L 8ot T, ) Lincoln 30 », was the one under which he had picturesque Kentuckian of his t and one | “yype: Pes 9. 1 known to Barnett, although it was not vt the ablest of the newspaper profession, | Des Moines, 4; ,sarned Tuns: | pis real name. Bourke was a traveling man was the guest yesterday afternoon of a few I“j"* ‘;‘l' e, 18 e »‘u‘\"“\fffil} hits: | 1) about three years ago worked for a dry of his adinivers at luncheon at the Omaha | Haliineewrn *on balls: O Kim: | R00ds firm in Kansas City. It was at this club. Mr. E. M. Bartlett and Mr. Arthur | merer, & Tilt by pitched By Kim-|place that Barnett became acquainted with Wakeley were lustrumental in gotting a | morer, 3 by mier, 2 out: By [him. Some time later Barnett went to San few congenlal fricuds together to meet him | Figgemier, 4: by L. _Stolen bases: | Francisco and there he again met Bourke, vnd the result was a day to be rememberel | Mohler, Holmes. Bassed ballst Traflley. | who was then working for a seed house by those fortunate enough to dine with the | merS"™0q spoer, Tima: One hour and | About two years ago Bourke made some hrilliant son of old Kentuck. In addition to | fifty-five mint Umpire: Haskell, At-| collections on the road and sent them in to those mentioued there were present Mr, Cur tenda he house, but the remittance was delayed on tiss Turner, Mr. Iward Rosewater, Mr. B the road. The firm jumpe to the conclu- M. Flexner, a travellng companion th Lost. P.Ct. | o that Bourke had” embezzled the money colonel's, al:0 from Kentucky, Mr. ( IL | Peori: :l and caused his arrest in Louisiana. He Wilson, Mr. Dulley Smith Lince 3 was brought back to San Francisco, but be- Six courses were served, and until almost | Des }‘\' 3 fore he arrived th: missing money turned up. time to take his train for nars did Mr. | Gmaha 1 He was releasel from custody and com Watterson remain with bis friend. Rk for 01 need suit against the firm for $25,000 dam - Jack s 1 17 ages on account of false arrest The suit 1,1 y TS 3 i 10 | hung in the courts until six months ago, REPUBLICAN BIMETALLISTS. |9 MR b 2 lay Peorla at_ Line when the firm compromised with Bourke for N 4 5 miha; Quincy at St. Joseph $1,200. Bourke began to live nigh and spent Organ zation of n Local Goagno Was Vor- at D B T e T h I A I ADE RUSHE fected Last Evening N saGus | months. He left San Francisco, but before The Republican Bimetallic league of Omaha | GANMES OF AL LEAGUE | joiving he told Barnett that he intended to completed its organization at the MeCague| . < commit swicide. Since then Barnett had no building last evening. Judge Gregory pre ‘I v n'u\-...;aum:lunr.-lt...mu‘:u Exhubition of aewn of him until he read the account of the » g o ele or, b salcide. sided. The following wore elected officers PITTSRURG, Juno Manager Mack [ Barnett did not know the dead man's right President, Lee Gregory; vice presid tried Jimm er, a local pitcher, today. | name, but knew that it was not Bourke. Georgo W. Covell; secretary, . Willlams; | Ho was hit hard enough to lose, but the | The deceased told him at one time that he treasurer, B. R. Ball; exccutive committee, | witd work of the Colonels’ pitcher save 1‘;\In~'!lwv‘m,: .mm{ his mother's maiden name. consisting of of n each w 8 | the Pittsburgs the game. Attendance e had no famiy oo, 8 S Lh e The verdict of the coroner's jury was that AR Sl N o B 2k | Pittst ‘ ¢ (‘, ‘1‘ . 17 | the deceased had suicided by hanging. gRaLl ’ R ) es | | oulsviile 2 o9/ 2 = . B Kyner; S, U. 0. Touax: gevouth, I Hit 1 T Errors: | BANQUET TO THE GOVERNOR R A, Baym 4. Wileox; Ninth, | pjyy syiile ned runs — . R ““}‘“' e 1 i | Bt uizyilic | Wil e tho Guest of the Commerclal Ciub republican party tv incorporate the principle | 2 wr. - Sacrifice A committee of the Commercial club, con- it wivocates in “the primary k of the | 2 8 1 Stolen b slsting of Dudley Smith, chalrman, Commis- platform in the national convention of 1895, | Mok rent i X | sloner Utt, Major Wilcox and Edmund M SR S Ananer prisclula ‘o the laagne s | eh; ~O'Erle | Bartlett returned from Lincoln yesterday B B e Praston. O il Zanuer SMobermi” | was to call upon Governor Holcomb and ex- g P HIt' by witched bnlf: < Heckley, Neel | tend a cordial invitation to the state's execu- Attention, M. W. A, | Smith, 8hugart. Struck out: Cunningham, | tive to be the guest of the club next Thurs- As 0. D. Ellfott, venarable consul of Beech | Cross, Gardner, Shugart, Collius, Zahner. | day evening, upon which occasion he will be eamp No. 1154, Mcdern Woodian of amer. | Passed bailes Zahner, VI Witches -ale- | tendered a banquet. The mission was suc- jca, leaves Omaha on Tuesda: his future | AuDermiott, Canningham and Zanes Fimn: | c2ssful, the fnvitation was accepted and now home in North Dakota, he bo tendered | Two hours’ and twenty min Tunpive; | the, Commercial club is :I,“. maed o prewell reception on tonigh Priday) at | Jevie. nak! Jrepi 0 0 o ‘greates| :H:Lr“:]gl" rwulu‘.{lu "h "1»":’!’7.‘1'« (F y‘ll. y) At GAME EASY FOR THE GIANTS. banquet Within the history of its existence ladics urgently requested to he prese NEW YORK, June The New Yorks |, The committes which went to Lincoln will et | had ‘a plenic with the Washington team, | have active charge of all arrangements i | though 'the players from the capital city | There will be a toast card filled with sub- P tsritish Ordored to Withdraw. were dangerous until the sixth inning. Af- | jects largely commereial in sentiment, and LONDON, Jung 20—\ disiatch to the [ endance 1,30, "\"‘l‘ IR, the best speakers in the club will be called Times from Hong Kong says that the Black | (i einn 210020804 upon to respond. President Weller will Vashington 20004900 P . et W : Flag general has demanded the withdrawa!| Hits vk, 15; Washingto :'.‘m:u“";':”,‘f‘,,,l.'n-i‘v,u:..s ly“m‘.“‘nmi-y \\allnllx: f the 200 Dritish marinea landed at Anping. | Fors: : “\‘\'-’“Z‘.\’."q';','u“' A a large attendsnce and the affair will be fo the isiand of Formosa. The Dritish | juolfyCo 02 Naw York 8 Washington: | conducted on an elaborate scale. Music has oflicer commanding the murines has refused | g Left on bases: New York. 3: Waepine: | boen engaged for the occasion and the bane o withdraw and is prepared to fight TR Fhst base 4 balle: Oft Clark, 1; oft quet hall will be appropriately decorated today. The following Is a summary of the races: L 2:17 trot, pu $600: en b Ridge pore (Mo 7 TR At O %) v e 1 1 8 1 Ken I, c. g, by Liitle Monk (Thompson) . 9 8 Troublesome, s by Thorn- dyke (Covey) .. 3 3 Lurline by Paramount (eardsiey) ..., Vo b1 [ Hottie Mont, r . by Hirsid: 3 mont (Patterson) ..o, T 1 Dan Velox, br. &, by ~THlack Prince (Hrown) I8 N harles Caf- 70 ol e, by i ¢ (Humphrey)... 8 6 , , by Caponi (Kraig 6 9 King Herod, 's. 8, by Fayette Chiet (FUIIer) . .o ooereee 5 4 11 dr Vyzant, b. 8., by Regent (Ruw- BON) iuiieiane . fell Time: 2:14%, 2 1%, 2:14, 22 pace, pui Peto b. m. Joe (Covey) . . T TR S B S| Lady Pendleton, ch. m., by Glenco, Jr. (Martin)..c... 3 1 1 4 2 Phenom, b. g., by Director (Fullager) .. 3 3 Berni 4 Rattler, (Colij Sir, Foam Time: 2:10 pace, purse $00 leetfoot, ch. m, (2:10% r G (Passmore) . o PETTRTTS ) R [ Ethel A (2:10%), by Adrian Wilke: Badge, b, 330, by Sila Wright (Easton) . 3 2 Weber Wilkes b, & Penrose (Alexander) o 4 4 Kitty C, ch. m. (2:11), (Wills) .« seve 5 5 Time: 2:10%, Robert J, with ers driving, gave an exhib mile with running mate in 2:04. The horse was given great applause RACED IN THE MUD AT ATONIA Nimrod's Finish in the Sen lon Stakes the Principal Fenture. CINCINNATI, June 2.—A heavy rain today made the track a sea of mud at Latonia. The feature of the day's racing | people ATTENDANCE 1S IMPROVING Three Good Rafies Bronght OfF at-the Des | Méives Mecting. ROBERT SENT AGAINST TIME Reeled Off 4 Mile In 2:04 F.at—Broken Heats the Rule, Only Oie Boing Settled fi Stralghts—Accident in the First Race. DES MOI gram.)—There fast track at Ta., June 20.—(Special Tele- was a largs attendance and | the Capital City Driving park was the magnificent finish for the Sensa- tion stakes for 2-year-olds, won by Nimrod Pepper’s colt, The Dragon, was cut down in this race and is probably ruined. Trainer Dan O'Brien was fined $200 by the executive committee for assaulting J rnshaw in the betting shed yesterday. Summaries: ’lll‘ the 3 \1!] )“ u(l:llx’n w‘vl ye: “Vx‘\‘l‘.\v'n“‘fl{l First race,, selling, seven furlongs: Vida | the seventh heat today in Jelle’ T (10 to 1) won, Aléthia Allen (2 to 1) second, | Who won the first heat ye 1 N 2:19, Glen Lily (7o 3) third. Time: 1:32 took the sixth heat tod 2:2%5%. The Becbn . P BRI T il and six- | other ‘starters were Charley K,” Duke of teenth: Orinda @ to 10) won, Judith (3 to | Noftingham, Seilct, Bretta, Bdgar H and D second, ‘Tippecanoe (0 to 1) third. " Time: | L€ €00 0.0 trotting, purse $i0: Magna Third race: Declared off on account of | Medium won ‘the first, second and fourth scratches. J hents, " Time: 2 13 (Bmma b urt ace, o Sensatic | s for 2- i e th stitla, yeuroids, MAU Ukluo: o stake. o winner, | Dai Harry 1, Strogoft, Lizette and 3,400, furlongs: Nimrod (2 to 1) won, E L SR Sir Vassar @ to 1) second, The Merchant ace. 2:15 pacing, purse $100: Mollle G.to 1) third. Time: 1:191% woR In three straight heats, Time Fifth_race, purse, five furlongs: Frances Tt M Headton Maggie J, Am- (87toxi6) ‘won, ‘Decision (10 ‘to1) *second, | oI\, ;Pallie” Bronston and “Barbette also Donna Sol (1o 1) third. Time: 13 started. N 3 Sixth racg, seyen-eighths of ~a mile:| Third race 2 otting purse $00: 8pin. mity Bennett, (010 )" won, " pre et @ 13| gay Mon ip, three straight heats, Time: Pagicond: Teb Heely @ to 1) third. Time: | 135ming, “Normal and Favo aiso started SHEEPSHEAD ATTENDANCE ONLY FAIR Lazzarone Matter lieferred to Club Stewards, NEW YORK, June 20.—There fair attendance at Sheepshead Bay today in spite of the beautiful weather. The card, too, was attractive. At the meeting of the stewards of the track it was decided to refer the question of the registration of Lazzarone to the Jockey club stewards, Summaries Firstrac uturity course: Dolal to 1) won, Lady Diamond (8 to 1) sccond, Owlet (4 to 1) third. Time: 1:11 1-5. Second race, Foam stakes, five furlongs: Handspring (1 to 4) won ecasily, Hazlet (4 to 1) second, Sagamore (20 to 1) third. Time: 1:02, Third race, mile and an eighth, Prig (even) won, Sue Kittie (5 to 1) Captain E (6 to'1) third, Tim the Jockey vas only a a selling: >cond, Fourth race, one mile: o 1) won, Patrician (2 to 1) se Sandowe (10 fo 1) third, Time: 1:41 Fifth race, five furlongs astings (9 to 10) won, Diakka (15 to 1) second, Honolulu 0 1) third. Time: xth race, Grass Inaugural stakes, seven on {ugh Penny (10 to 1) won, Peacemake (4 to 1) third an) 1:27. scond, St. Michael Brookly inrness Rnces, BROOKLYN, June 20.—Summarie: 25 trotting, purse $500: Prince Purdy won the first, second and fifth heats and race. ‘Time: ¢, 2:21%, 2:214. On Time won the third heat in . luizzie H won the fourth heat in 2:23° The other starter Ackerson, Hus: were Snip Nose, Billy Duplex, Tom ott, Woodside Prince, Glen wood, Trapeze, Newport, McKean and kn- core. Special race, trotting and pacing: Rebus (pacer) won the third, fourt and fifth “heats and race 1i%, 215, 2:14. Glllette (trot- n 2:14%, 2 ter) won the fifst and second in 2:16%, 2:15%. Touch Me Not (pacer) was the only other starter. 2:40 class, trot ting, purse $300: Bayreuth first, second and third heats in 2:27 1o, 2:2 Woodchief v scond, Kitty Marfa third, The other starters were Annie D, Repetition, Nictheroy, Major Cor- win, C: L, Aléppo, Fanny M, Agnes vood, Chieftain,” Highland Girl, Mountain, lie' Bell and Cadmus. class, troiting, purse Quarter Masch won'the fi cond_and third heats and race in 2:200 Wanda was second in thr s third, The other starters Harry H, Enola, Prince and Mar! guerite. *Tube Allentown, irec B © heat w Albert, Bookles Took Cush, SAN FRANCISCO, June 2).—The bookies enjoyed their usual sport today and raked in all the money placed on the five favor- ites, Joe Navarez, who two years ago was considered the best lightwelght jockey on the coast, has been reinstatcd. He was ac- ised of pulling a horse in a race and was off for lif Results ¢ race, four an maiden 2-year-olds: Elsle Little Flush filly (5 to 1) 7 to 1) third Time: 05 :cond race, six, furlongs, to 1) w Leonatus ( Sheridan @ to'1) third Third_ rac seven (11 to 5) won, ' Charmion to 1) s ond, Thorahill (7 to:B) third. Time: 1:27%, Fourth race, mile and seventy yar alf furlongs, to. 1) won, Don Pedrd [t} sond, elling: to 1) s 1:19. installator Ichiban ond, ) Time furlongs ing: Little Cipple (214 to 1) Won, Tar ap Tartar (7 to 10) second, Road Runner (20 to 1) third. Time: 14 Fifth race, five And a half fur ing: Julia Maztin filly @3 to 1) won. mant (T to 5) second, Crawford to 1) third. Time: 1312 Harness Mpel ac Cictsbare, PITTSBURGY P, June 20.—About 15 people saw the Laces at McKee's Rocks today. Results: 2:21 class, pacing: Won by Robert i and seventh heats. C o RN third heats in 2:2214" and 2:24 eSS ana fourth. in 316, Brace, Frank T and Emma Nolan started. class, tre Meston won in the fifth, seventh heats. Time: 2:22%: Maude E won the firsi and heats in 2:2114 and 2:24. Darby won second In 2:21%, and Eola the fourth in i, Senator Doy, Jessie D, Celerity and ifing also. started 230 class, pacing, had to be postponed. Kunwan Ciiy Dy KANSAS CITY aut to see some good rac meeting far has been the starting of N. Brown of California, who has done some | phenomenal work in that line, Horsemen | B ally admit that Brown the best | starter ever seen in the west. The track | was fast. Summaries: First race, five and a half furlongs, el!- Richard T (8 to 1) won, Alvo (4 to 1} d, Longfellow (4 to 1) third. Time. wing tioo June 'h to Exposition p ng. A feature of the Croswds. thousand ark today went Is race, Major on (1t 1) secon: five and a half furlongs, Dripps (3 to 1) won, Ben , Lr. McAllister (15 to O third. Time: 1:12 ‘Third race, four aud a half furlongs, sell- | of the construction and promotion depart- ments of the “enterprise.” Utici Cycle Club Neet. NEW YORK, Jupe 20.—The annual meet of the Utica Cycle club was held today, with an attendance of 4,000 A strong wind pre- afled, which prevented any records from being broken. Results; Mil ovice, class A: C. Smith won. Time:'2:5 Half “mile, invitation, class T nk J Jenny won, A Héert second. Time Half ‘mile, open, class A: B. K. Schmidt won in 1 Half mil open, class B I J. Jenny, Utica, won; Otto Zeigler, San _Jose, Cal., second . Hallen, Springfield, thir Time: 1:12 4-5. Mile, invitation, t class B: J. W. Coburn and Patrick O'Connor won. Time 2:29 45, Mile handicap, cla J. E. Hornung (10 vards) won. Time: 2:20% Mile, open, class B: Otto Zeigler won; C B C . Mansfield, O.. “second; 3 Helfert, Utica, third. ' Time: 2:20. n, class B A, J. Pendergast won 3 26 3-0. Two-mile lmnwlh'u\) class B: C. B. Coul- ter (scratch) won: W, J. Helfert (50 yards) second; Otto Zeigler (0 yards) third, Time g: Hawthorne Belle (8 to 1) won, John oone (1 to 1) second, Tom D (3 to 2) third Time: 1:00. Fourth race, mile and seventy yards, han- ny 1 dicap: Immilda (4 to 5 won, Cyantha (2 to_1) second, Lonsdale (10 to 1) third. Time: % IFifth race, four and a half furlonge, Ing: La Gartia (10 to 1) won, to_1) second, Gray Baffle (4 to 1) third 0:50 sell- n @ Time E WHIS1 CONGRESS, Chieago Club Wins First Place in the Pro- gronsive Mateh. APOLIS, June 20.—The results in gressive match for fours In the play AT T M1 th b of yesterday in the whist congress were an- nounced today, giving the Chicago Whist club team first place on 16t points out of a possible 19, and Minneapolis second with 14 points. The appeal of Brooklyn. claiming a forfeit for a revoke in fts match of yesterday with the University team of Chicago, wa withdrawn tested int trophy p! In its " bu Brooklyn w meetiny allowini that cam Lo g0 unpro f the Hamilto! the third round y of the morning & selected for the next place of and play this afternoon was begun in the Flamiiton Whist league trophy match and was continved in the games for the Hamilton cup. ess meeting The ccmmitiee on by-laws Is considering Plen for the division of the league into snaaller Crunaizations, with annual tourna- | A made ments leading Up to the national event it vigorous fight to dowp The committee has alres two days, is being THE BOOMING FIGHT AT DALLAS Extensive Praparations for the Mill Between Corbatt and Fitzsimmons. DALLAS, June 20.—D. A, Ste a contract calling for $18,000 worth of dressed lumber, which is to be used in the construc tion of the big amphitheater to be reared for the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight next Oc- Dan Smith of New York has been ap- pointed press agent of the the contest. Such s the of Stewart and his confreres to bring off the big battle that a fund of $0,00 has been subscribed and put in the bank to the credit ndicate behind ) in the ability nd Crowd Small ut Detrolt. DETROIT, Mich., June 20.—Threatening skies rather diminished the attendance at the ( ernoc tleman's Driving club races this aft- Queen Lil, who had won two heats Swelt Crowd at Ascot. ASCOT, June 20.—The third day of the Ascot meeting was marked by an immense attendance of ‘“swelldom.” The weather was fine and cool. Nazrulla Khan today joined the roval party in the procession to the royal stand, and there was another brilliant pageant, like that of ‘the opening day on Tuesday. he principal nt today was the race for the Gold cup, which was won by Mr. H. McCalmont's isinglass, winner of the Derby, Leger and 2,000 guineas in 1883, Cannon's minder was econd and Captain Machell's Only the horses named Ry Kilsallaghan third, started. " The betting was 11 to 2 on Isin- glass, 6 to 2 against’ Reminder and 33 to 1 again llaghan ce for the Rous Memorial stake: new mile course (seven furlongs #nd 166 yards) there re also but three starters. " Mr. H. McCalmont captured the event with Loml Mr. Johnstone's Best Man was ond and Lord Derby’s Dingle in the r over the ng at St. Louls. ST, 0.—The track at Fair Assoclation park is drying out and becom- ing fast. The talent picked two out of the six favorites today. Result First race, mile and a quarter, selling: H. Shirley (6 to 1) won, Jim Henry (5 to 2 second, Hartford (6 to 1) third. Time: 2:15, Second race, six furlongs, selling: Irerris Hartman (1 to 2) won, Saracenesca (§ to 1) ond, A B C (12 to 1) third. Time: 1:18. Third race, purse, five furlongs: Madeirs (8 to 1) won, Richmond Belle (2 to 1) sec ond, Carver (10 to 1) third. Time: 1:04}4. Fourth race, purse, six furlon Aunt Jane (12 to 1)’ won, Carey (6 to 5) second, Lepre Witt (5 to 1) third. Time: 1:18. Fifth rac ing, seven and a_ half fur- longs: George L (10 to 1) won, Jim Hogg (4 to 1) second, Saxaphone (2 to 1) third Time: 1 Sixth race, selling, six furlongs: Bell White (2 to 1) won, Hush (6 to 1) second, Mother of Pearl 8 to 1) third. Time: 1:16. Shooting for MILWAUKEE, June ninth an- nual tournament of the ern Sharp- shooters' union of the United States opened here yesterday. The point contest was the 1 Medals. first ‘event. One hundred competed. The stipulation ‘was that each man scoring 2 boints was awarded a gold medal. The fol owing won medals: Adolph Strecker, San Francisco; John Seuidt, Milwaukee; D, Niederman, St. Louis; H. M. Pope, H ford; ¢ Ransow, Denver H, W. Milwaukee;” M. Granchow Roth, Chi¢ago; H. Gotte ross h, i T Mil 0. h ott, LaCrosse; John Frank, jr., Chicago; Peter H.' Engel, gantown, vaukee; IParrow, Mo tilwaukee; . Va,; M William ott, La- W Murderers Ide WASHINGTON, June 20 mystery of the disappearance clist, if The year-old of the bicy- , been solved at last, as Is the following cablegram recelved the State department from the United States minister at Pera, the summer rosi- of the diplomati¢ corps, near Con- ple Le shown by Washington: British consul informs me that Lenz, the bi- murdered near Dahar by five e names he gives. Arrest and punishment demanded by me at the sublime porte and the co-operation of the British consul requested. TERRELL." Lenz was making a tour of the world on a bicycle. at eroum Stallion Breaks tia a Neok, valuable ar-old Almont, by Almont, fell at Pactolus > his neck. This year-old of 2:42 animal, showing Almont Keeman, pacing staliion, by jr., dam Nellle Keeman, park this morning and bro horse had a record as a and was & very promisir miles this early In the scason in 2:15 and halves in 1:04. He was owned by W. W. Elander of Fayetteville, Tenn. The driver, W. B. Brewer, was working the horse in hobbles. The 'front foot hobble became loosened, causing the hind foot catch, throwing the horse. n Club Shoot LINCOLN, June (Spectal.)—Tomorrow | afternoon the opening shoot of. the & of 1895 of the Capital City Gun club w held at the club’s new grounds The Lincoln whist players who were re- ported fo have been in training for partici- | pation in the Minneapolis tournament failed to get into line and the match is proce ing without them Mutehed tor a b NEW YORK, June 20.—A arranged for a $500 trophy Sanger of Milwaukee and W Lineol ason | 1 be cle Race. match has been between W. C. M. Murphy of ooklyn, and it will take place at the meet the Kings county wheelmen at Manhat- tan beach on June The match will be run in three on heats, the winner of ared the winner of the - - An Early Morning Blaze. BEATTLE, Wash., June 20.—A fire this morning at 1:30 destroyed $200,000 worth of property of the Consolidated Street Rallway two heats to be des match. been in session | vart has let | 0099990000000 oeo ) @...;;AOOOOO.O Hardwood Rel (J Price .. ® Hardwood Ice Chosts, (] Pricesii i n/'v'\. avava ¢ White Enameled Irou Price A A A A A A 90000006 (® AMUSEMENTS Bathing Season opens Satur In his daring and Sunday afternoon. LADIIZS' Wednesday, June display. No description wenderful novelty justice. SIE HASSAN BEN WORLD FAMD Ed Petry is Bound Grand Larceny. terday afternoon Judge Ed Petry over to the district charges, one of burglary and grand larceny, on the former $1,000 and on the latter in the On a night in last March it 1s entered the house of H. N. Jew Twenty-elghth street, and stol worth of jewelry. The other was committed a few days stole a visiting card of Mrs. key to the front door of her 1912 Emmett street from a central part of the city. He t to the house, entered at the f o $300. “He left the city, but Chicago some time later that had been sent out. was Detective O'Donnell of the on of the jewelry stolen found on his person was a witness at the yesterday. from bo Detect prelim R s Chautauqua Dr. W. W. Harsha of seminary goes to Orleans toda the Chautauqua which progress in that place. He Is the following topics: *The Tk nadoes,” “Have We a God? Inspired?” ““In What Mode “Nature and Miracle,” and “‘Fi able Arguments for Christianity The doctor is also engaged bible readings, grouped around characters as Adam, Abraham and Christ. He expects to retu about the 20th inst Lr. Harsh ¥ is now - LOCAL BRE TIE and Miss Hitty DeGraft of t Butler belng the clergyman. Johnaton will travel abroad, company. Leadville in September. who met him coming out of a saloon. the married at the home of the bride, Gourtland Beach day, June 22. NEXT Afternoon at 4— —-Evening at 8 LE DTN ACHILLE PHILION perilous exhibitions, every evening beginning Sunday next, also AND CHILDREN'S MATINEES Saturday, June 29, THE SPIRAL TOWER ‘Tight rope, globe walking and pyrotech- can do this ALI’S us TROUPE OF ARABS. The original Arabian acrobats, tumblers, gladiators, late of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Saleem Massar, the strongest and most pewerful Arab 'in the world, holding ten Arabian Pyramid, Undérstander and rt I ON TWO SERIOUS CHARGES Over for Burglary and Berka bound court on two the other of in the sum of sum of $800. alleged Petry ett, 504 South e nearly $200 crime alleged arlier. 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