2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , HAHttJKDAY , AUGUST 8 , 180i T\VlfiliVW PAGES.
CHICAGO MOVED UP ANOTHER ,
Undo Anso's Oolti Managed to Get One
Moro Run Than SoWs Men ,
NEW YORK GOT IT IN THE NECK ,
ItiooUljti nnd riillnileliliinVon | -
IjotilHvllln and WiiHliliiRton Still
Vl litlnir for I/iiHt , I'liuic
No \ \ enterii UOIIICH.
DoTi-ox , Masr , Auir , 7. Boston had thi
game wnll In band until the eighth Inning
With two men out , Ilrodlo and Tucker modi
Inexcusable errors which lot In the tieinj
runs. In the tenth Inulntr Clark'on lust thi
pamo bv a wild pitch and Coonoy crossed the
pltto. Score :
ClilciiRO *
Union I 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 !
Ills : Chicago. 0 : lloston , 14. Hirers : ( Jhl-
t'liw , i ; Iloiton 4. Batteries : llulchlnson m
Klitrlik'e ; Clurksoil and diinziill. l.arnoi
runs : Chicago , 2.
RII.VEH KINO FIMSII TUB OUSTS.
New YORK , Aug. 7. King's ' speedy curve-
vrro too much for the giants today and the
PltMniirgi won. Score :
Now York 000000000 (
PlttHbiirg * ' .
IlllH ! Now YnrU. 2 : I'lltslmnr , 5. Errors :
New York , n ; I'lttsiiur/.ft. ( latteries ; .1. nwltnr ,
Unite und Iliirtull ; King and Mack. KarnoU
iiuu : PllUbiirj , ' , ' . ' .
( lUMl'IO S HID TIIR IIATTISO.
NEW YORK , Aug. 7. The Drldoarooinf
acralu won from the Cleveland * at Uastern
park , Urooklyn , today. Superior halting do
tided the gamu. Scoru :
Clcvitlmul . . . .000000010 1
llrooklyn .0 0 0 1 0 a 0 0 1 C
llltB : llrooklyn. 0 ; Cluvohind. fi. Errors ;
P.rooKlyn , 3 ; Cleveland. 1. Itutlurles : Bhearun
and X.linmer : Lovolt nnd Klnilow , Karnod
runs : Clevolnnil , 1 ; Itrooklyn , .1
rilll.AIIKI I'AU'S FIFTH \ ICTOIIV.
PitiiAiir.i i'iuAug. . 7. The Phillies again
defeated the Clnclnmitls this iiltornoon Mill-
lane was an ens ) nintk , nnd ho was also very
wild. Uleason was very effective until tin
sixth , when ho was hit hard. Score :
Philadelphia 1 n 0 0 0 0 S 0 3 U
Cincinnati ' I !
Hits : Philadelphia. l7iCliicliinatl.ni Errors ;
Phlladulphln , 2 : Cincinnati , : i. Iliiltorles :
niiMRon and dementi : Mnllano and ICcnnun.
Knrnod runs : PhlludeliihlnG ; Ulnclniiull , U.
Niitlonal I
I'luyod. Won. Lost , I'er CTt
Sti. .
rt r
4J .41)1 )
17 All
17w
AM Kit WAS A8WVIA T/OY.
TjOiilsvlllo Gave HoHton Another Hot
Ton-lmiiiifj Race.
LOUIHVII.I B , Ify. , Aug. 7. The Uostons and
the Loulsvlllos plnyud another lea-inning
gamu this nftornoon , and again the visitors
wcie victorious. Heavy hitting in the ninth
and tenth Innings won thogamo for the Bcun
1'utcrs. Score :
I.onlsvlllo 1 0 1 ,1 0 0 0 o 0 l C
Huston 0000300028-7
Hits : Louisville. 10 ; Itoston , 12. I'.rrors :
I.onlsvlllo. : i ; lloslnn , II It itterle.s : lluckln
mid Cahlll ; Gr tilth and Murphy. K.irnud
runs : Louisville , I : lloston , 2.
IIIIOW S3 IIATrEII IT OI'T.
ST. Lori : * , Mo. , Aug. 7. In the fifth In
ning of today's uamo Munyan was iujnrol by
a foul tip and was obliged to retire. Schult ? ,
n semi-professli nnl catcher , went behind the
bat and BrelUnstoin , the Browns' now
pitcher , was substituted for Easton. The
change worked \\oll , ns only ono hit was
made off BieitciHtuan , whereas the Biowns
hit Sanders ficuly in the sixth aud batted
out a victory. Score :
Ht. Louis I ! 0000400 0 10
Athlallcs 0 13 : i 20000 U
( Ills : St. Lonls. Ills Athletics. 3. Errors : Ht.
J onls. 8 ; AthleticsI. Ilallorlos : Kiinton niiU
Munyan ; Hrultensteln and SchnltBanders ;
nnd .MllllKan. I'arncd tuns : St. l.ouls , 3 ;
Athletics , M.
OIIIOr.KS TOOK THK FAST.
CINCINNATI , O. , Aug. 7. Bnlttmoro won
the final ganio of the series after n hot fight.
Ail but ono of the runs scored by the visitors
were made on errors. Score :
Ulnclmmll 4
H.alllinoro J 000000 1 1 B
lilts : Olnclnn ill , ! > : Ilaltlmorc , 4. Errors ! :
Cincinnati , 7 ; Iliilliinore , 4 Ilattiirlus :
< 'rano and VniiKhn ; Mains and Kelly : MoMa-
hunund Koblnson. Karncduins : Cincinnati , I.
ecu MIIIS ; WON KASll.y.
COI.UMIIUS , O. . Aug. 7. Columbus out-
batted Washington today , took the letiloitrlv
in tno game and was never headed. The bat
ting of Donahue won the game for Columbus.
Score :
( "Vllliinbns 40200020 * 8
WuslilnRton 021 100002 b
lilts : Colinnhns. 12 : Washington. . Hr-
rors : Oolnmbns. I ; WashliiKton , 2. llattnilos :
Dolan and Doiialinu ; Carsov and McUulra.
Ihrned runs : Columbus , 3 : Washington , J.
Ot.
.503
.5)1)
.414
'JIO
IIIlnolH-lo\vu Tjea ue GIIIIICH.
At Jollet JoliQt , 1 : Ottawa , 2.
At Cedar Haplds Cedar liapids , 12 ; Hock-
fold , 7.
7 > M.1/U.M > 7S / ' .
YORK , Neb. , Aug. 7. To the Sporting Kdl-
tor of Tin : BEK : The ( Jophor baseball elub
of York has received several challenges fiom
nelghboiing clubs to a gamoof bull. The
club nas decided to play no ball until Kovcm-
bet It , IS'.ll. Wu pln > on Iho Cincinnati plat
form in the foienoou wo will play the
Mafia ( gentlemen of Italian docentj of Now
Orleans. In thu nftornoon wo will play the
anarchists ( ccntlemen of Chicago ) . iMunoof
our club w-Jlxh less than 2 , ) pounds , and like
Ihu gentleman from Kansas , wear no socks ,
Everybody invited , uut prohibition hrottuvn
nto requested to take a back beat , a ; , there is
no prohibition plank in that platform.
Gioitnn FIOCI ; ,
Captain Gopher club , York , Neb.
lown papers plea o copy.
Heavy On m < ! at Iloth Kmls.
The North BUhtcenth Street Stars do-
fcatod the S. J. V.'s ' yesterday afternoon by
the following scoru :
gturs. . . o 0-13
H. J , V.'s . . . 0-17
Iliittorlesi Tninpseth and Kiulur : Hyiin
anil Lhitpmiui. I'miilro : HaBsmusscn.
The Stars chalJeiiL'u any team in the cltv ,
ngonotovor llfteun. Address Frank ling-
ler , captain , 1110 North Eighteenth stieot ,
Nluo ( iiimo tit .
NKIUMKA , Neb , Aug. 7. ( Special Telegram -
gram to Tun BKK 1 A very oxcltlng game
of baseball was played hero thU afternoon
butwoou n picked nine from the llrst and soo-
end nines of Nebraska Cltv and the bankers
of Nohawka. Score , U to 12 In favor of the
visitors. Batteries : Nelmwka. Baldwin
and Gadko ; Nubruska City , O'Bilun and
Strobel.
_ _ _
AVhnt Noriiiiin Snj-H.
Norman Baker got In from Mlntioauolts
last uveiilng. llo has been buffering moro or
less for the past few days with his injured
hand. Ho spcax-t In warm terms of praise of
Manager Londloy and says tbo team he has
bunded together n 111 suriirfso people. Is'or-
in nn wants to bet his bank account that
Omaha will quit as good as second.
ThlnkB the liininoiuU the Best.
The Athletics nro horflby challenged for a
game with the Florence team on August 2J
for a staxo of fi.5 ; also the Diamonds for a
ituko of f 15 on August It ) . A. SMITH ,
Captain of the Flo rones loom.
VtnoUctH I cut 'Km.
CntTf , Nob. , Aug. 7. [ Special Telegram
to TIIR DKB , | The game of bill between the
UockotB of Crete and B plckod Wilbur ulna
resulted In score of 5 to 3 lit favor of tlio
Kackots. Batteries : Rackets , Itolton nn
Kontifjhy ; Wilbur , Kirk and Thompson ,
Tlio HUB y Amateurs. .
The Eighteenth Street star * arc nnxlou
to hour from tlio Park Juniors and Koj
stones ,
The Thlrtoonth Street Slnrs nrnlicrnb ;
challenged for a game with the Acmes Sun
dajvAtifcustO. Address Char ) s Krebs , Jr ,
captain , 140 < 1 South Thirteenth strcot ,
The U. S Junior * nro ready and nnxlou
for business and would llko to hoar from nn ,
mid all amateur teams who think thuy cm
best thum. The . [ union positions mo as fol
lows : 1'ellsson , llrst ; Homscn , catch ; I'ln
noy , pitch : Hilly , short stop ; Allen , second
Shorkoy , third : Armont , riRht fleld ; Hum
center , and Stryker , left Held. Mnna er , M
Itoupraan.
Tlio Alhlotlcs and S. I * Morses will pin
on thu latterS crounds Sunday. Followln
nro the players and positions :
Athletics. Positions P. I' . Morse-
Mcl'ann rl lit . C. llondli'it
Illnehey coiitur Hlle.
Hronni'ii . . . third Hlrchmor
( 'inmlnKliam short I'dd.
Ijridy llrst . . . . Mnnsu
( 'oiruy luft It. llouboii. .
H.u'o uci.nd. . . . llmisle ,
Muduo , . . . entt'li . . .rdvriml
Mullvumo plteh Reynold
I'lny nt I'lipllllon Toilny.
The following Is a list of the nnrnes of th
KOiitloinon coinpoitng the Onmba lawyer
team , substitutes and batting order. Th
club meets another made up ot the attoinoy
of Sarpy county at Papllllon today A tallv
ho will leave with thu club nt if 00 , return
Ing In the evening : Shields , second base
Woods , shortstop ; Wllllkor , left Uold. Smith
catcher , Thomas , middle , Lunt , llrst base
McCulloucb , third base , Mngnov. ilcht Held
Crullo , pitcher. Substitutes ( } oss , Smvth
Druu I ay , Daniels , Shuoan , lirossiuau , Dunn
Kclby , manager.
Ol' til'llltT.
Sliowaltcr Clianiplon at Clicss.
LnxiNnTON , Ky. , Aug. 7. At the ehoss con
press for the championship of the Unitci
States , Pollock , by defeating ITiclc , completei
his score , which stands 5 won and 1 lost
Showaltor olono can tlo with Pollock if th
latter defeats Ilanham. Showalter aefoatoi
Medomann FriJav nftornoon and has nt yo
1 wins to 1 lost. Medumntiil's complete acer
is 2k ; won to IJ * , lost If fahowiilter tie
\\ltti Pollock they will probably play off fo :
the tltlo of champion.
Sbownltor defeated Pollock In playing of
tlo tlo , thus winning the championship o
the United States Chess association for tin
third ttmo In succession.
IMect Monday
NouroiK , Nob. , Aug. 7. [ Special Toll
pram to Tins I3KP.J "Prof. " Willlo Is li
town preparing to moot Tom Qulnn nox
Monday night , August 10 , at the opera house
this place. The wrestle will bo for a pursi
of $100 , Oui'co-lioman style , best two li
three falls Considerable excitement I
manifest ntuoni ; the spoils. Hothmon are ii
ilno trim mil' ' the contest will bo exciting.
rranjel ( to Wrestle.
NBIIAWKNob. . , AUK. 7. [ Special Tele
gram loTm : Biiii.j A wrestling match wa
ai ranged between O. W. Hurshninn of till'
place and Frank Detmond of Nebraska Citi
to take pl.ico August 15 at Nebraska Citi
for ? 100 a side , with $ T > 0 foi felt.
31 , i / > / ; ifr.
n Democrat io Faction * Aprct
to "Work Together.
OHICMIO , Aug. 7. 'J'ho two factious of th <
democratic party in Chicago united toniphl
after n long anil bitter light which had
tillcmccl the republicans to win twoimportanl
elections. The split originated with ov
Mayor Carter Ilaulson , who claimed t (
liavo boon a sufferer from the uroitrary con-
tiol of the party machinery by ox-
Mayor Dowitt C , Grugiur. Tlio constitution
adopted at a union nicotine of both factions' '
representatives tonight Is a decided noveltj
In the line of political agreements. It pro
vides that all primaries beheld under the
Australian b illot system and lorhids central
coininitloemon from Decomlngonico-holdeis.
Should tlie treaty piovo binding the demoCrats -
Crats expect to inako a clean sweep of all the
oftlcos in sight , thn patty when united hav
ing , according to their estimates , a majority
of 15,000 votes. The present city administra
tion Is republican.
Killed His Hornier Sweetheart.
CisciNNATf , O. , Aug.7. About ' . ) o'clock tonight -
night an affair of love , disappointment and
jealousy terminated in the murder Of a girl
by her rejected lover. The victim , Miss Idn
iCtpp , last Sefitcmber promised to mairv
Lewis Levi , but afterwards rejected him.
Since then Levl has boon inflamed with
rage and wounded pride. Tonight ho saw
Miss ICIpp going with an escort and ho fol
lowed her on Sixth street to Fifth and John
streets , near the Fifth street garden. Thuro
ho shot Miss IClpn , killing her on tbo spot.
Levi was ariostod. Ho nas been working on
the Baltimore it Ohio railroad , and is nn ap
plicant for appointment on the pollco force.
Cut tlo TlilovpH Ctipturod.
AWUNSAS CITV , ICan. , Aug. 7. Several
days ago two strangers arranged with the
Santa Fo to charter several cars to shin
horses to Kansas City. Night before last
the > o same men , who nto from Howlns , Kan. ,
utolo llfiy-ilvo head of hones from the Osngo
Indians and started for Wharton with them.
Last niirht nt Pawnee fold thov weio inter-
copied by n United States mar-thai mid possO
mid after a short fight were captured. All
the houses weio recovered.
< onU'Hted CiiHe Derided.
Futvcioio , Citl. , Aug. 7. The supreme -
promo court of California today londerod a
ilecision In the suit of Merle vs. Alvarado , in-
yolving the titlu to the Sail Pablo ranch in
Contra Costa county , comprising 18,000 ncios
of land , 'luo dochlon of the Irm or court in
favor of the plaintiff , who contended for par
tition , is sustained , and the land will now bo
divided among soveial hundred owners. The
litigation in the case commenced in 16(17. (
No AIM Ion Taken.
W \stnsf.Tov , Aug. 7. The attention of Iho
itnto dopartinont ofllelnls was today called to
\ dispatch from the City of Me\ico to the
Fiict that a Guatemalan paper had slated lhat
iho family nf Ounpr.it Harrundin , who was
Hilled on the Pncllle Mail steamer at .lose ,
Guatemala , had won their suit of $ sOOl)00 )
itfidim the United Status. No mnlon has
been taken on the claim.
Sentenced lor iho Third Tune. .
ST. .lor , Mo. , Aug. 7. Louis Hulling , the
ivlfo murderer , was sentenced to death nt
Savannah this nftornooii for the third time.
I'ho datu was fixed nt September , Hulling
ins twice avoided paying the penalty for his
; riino t > y escaping from J.ill. llo was leenp-
Hired the last time In Chicago uftor nn oxcit-
lug light with ofllcers.
The Dentil itoll.
LTXciinritii , Vn. , Aug. 7. Thomas S. Uab-
: ock , for fourteen years a inumbor of congiass
md for fouryeari spuakor ot the confederate
: ongtoss. Is dead.
MoKitisrowN , N. J , , Aug. 7. nx-CiOvornor
Xxtoll dlod yoslurdnv afier a brlof illness.
PA HIS Auir. 7. Lltalff , the wall known
musician and composer Is dead.
DuvlH Will t nse.
DDTTI , Mont. , Aug. 7. Captain Jacques ,
f. B , Woavornnd W. H. Davis were exam-
lied forrontostants in the Davis will casoto-
Irtv on their familiarity with tlio humiwii ting
) f W. II. Uddv , the supposed forger of the
ivlll. Thosubstancoof their testimony was
: hat thu will suomod to them to be In his
landwrlting- .
Interest on Argentine .
LONDON , Aug. 7. It Is stated that the for-
ngn onioo approves and the Daring guaran
tors are ugrooablo to n plan for col loot Ing n
> ortlon of tlio Argentinu customs In Kuropo
jy coasoU to provide for the Interest ou the
\rgontinoloans.
8njri Ills Ill-other Did It.
ST. PAUL , Minn , , Aug. 7. Adnlbort Holier ,
jouvlctod of the murder of Uoha II ray , baa
nado a statement that his brother , Anderson
Jolion , did the killing and that ho saw it.
tndersou hiu boon ariest J.
FB1DAY ON THE RACE COURSE
Another Good Crowd Watched a Hot Day'
Racing at Jerome Park ,
FAVORITES FIRST IN HOST EVENTS
Snrnto n Still Attrmitlvc Tito Twli
City Truck MUM Inirrpm Yut
lllvalH In Clilcnuo-Ou
Other TrnukSi
JKIIOMC PAIIK , N. Y. , Auif. 7. About si ]
thousand persons were ptosont hero toila'
and they wet-o troatoJ to seine HwtAclnsi
sport. The weather was u little too warn
for ubsoluto uomfoit , but the track was li
first-class shape and as favorites won theli
fair sTmro of races , everyone was satlsllod
There wore no stake ovonu on thu card , bui
the heat r.ico and the stcoplcchuso made infer
for tholrnbscncu
1'lrst i.u-e. sui'op tauo-t for non-winners
hi'lllm ; , one-hiil ( mile Tonstarteis Iniishiiri
ilnliii Uninil I'rlv , 1 i nto U , drew away win
nliii ? hunilll ) by two lenuths Kxullr , lu'i , (7 ( K
5) ) , beat I'lciiillly , 01 , t.V ) to 1) ) . flxd lengths foi
tlni place. Tlnio : : IV , ; .
t'ui'dinl raiHu HweciHtakes , 1.100 yntK Snvor
sl-trteis llini.sloii , Wi. ( I to I ) , won by half t
lonstli : Oramimu , 10' . ( .1 to I ) , heitln ; I'nean
1 1. iSU > ; > ) , two kMigthi tor the plncu. 'I'lnni
1 il" .
Third r ice , tnveep < U ilcs ST ! furlongs , huats
Pour Mtartora : Klist heat Iii n hot llnlsl
llct'k. H" ) , (7 ( to.'i ) , won by u nook from lto < iuo-
forte. 10(1 ( , (11 ( to I ) , who boat Mau'hurlt.t , W. fi
to 1) , iho leiiRlhi. Tlnui ! I'lH. Sceonc
In-.it , Itei-K , ( J to "ii , undo nil the run
ning In the second hent and won eumly bj
six lenxtht from Itoiiuufortn. (4 ( to ll. who heal
Mm/hcrltn , ( I to 31 , : i len/th. Tlino : 1.17
I'onrtli rice , hnndlfap svvaopstuKps for two-
Ji'ar-ilU ( , non-uIMIHTS slfnilonus Tet
sturtors In Ihuslietch , llanillton. Ill (7 to )
came thioii.'h with a rnih and won by twi
lun ths from Kllkonny , IDJ. O to 1) ) , who heal
thu Ithoda colt , 110 , (7 ( to 2) ) , two lengths Time :
1IH.
1'lftli race , sssoopstakos for thruo-yoar-oldi
soiling , six furlongs. Xlno stutter * : Holer
Ioe ( , 107 , Cl to I0)won ) by two lonRths from I'or
niti , 104 , (4 ( to-J ) . who boat Mlllan , lot , (7 ( to 1) )
nshnithmul Time : 1:17 : 5
SIMh race , handicap stoeplochnso , with ly
added , the short course. I'lvo starters : In at
ctcil nif Iln bh , Ilassineii , U'J , ( J to 5) )
won by : t Icuu'tli and u Irdf from I carte , 144 , ( ,
to 1) ) . who bo.it llonolit , iw : , (0 ( to U , halt : i
length for second plauu. I'nrlty u neck away ,
Tlmu : .J''J7.
Siu-iuoga Il.icos.
SAUATOO\ . Y. , Aug. 7 Today was nn
extra day for the race meotiug. The sk\
was slichlly ha'.y with a rofrostilng Ureozo ,
The track was In line condition and the at/
loudiinco fair.
I'lrst race , for three-year-olds and upwards ,
live and a halt fiirlnnii Hlx ht'irturs : SI
( . 'lurlcs , 1U1J ( to I ) , led all the nay. winning hi
1:07' : ; by thiuu luimtlis from Virgin II , Ul (40 ( tc
1) ) , who p tsscd Orinoco , 10J ( I ! to . ' > ) , thrct
lengths In the stroteh
Second r.iee , for all afrcs , seven furlongs.
HlRlitslarters : 1'p to the lust fur one It wa
nobody's nice. Little Allnch. Ui ) ( ' . ' ( ) to 1) ) ,
rinchod the pinto a half lenuth fiom Infernn ,
111 ! ( , "i to 1) ) , who was quartet locked \ij \ Hud 1'el-
low , ll'JH ( to I ) . Tlmu.y : \ .
Third race , for three-year-olds and upward ,
flvu and a h-ilf fnrlonzs. I'lght starters :
lrl/7le , in (7 ( to 10) ) , forced to the front In the
homo run and run iindur the wlru In 1:00 : , n
half leiuth bolter than MaKglu Heck. 0 | ( ir , tc
1) ) , bilnsMiiK Tormentor , 110(10 ( to A ) , third.
1'ourlli ruc-e. for two-year olds. , llvu fur-
IOIIRS 'lllo starters : Kox 113. 14 to ii ) , was
never headed and won In IMC'S. ' by half a
IcniMh from Cottonadn 111) , ( S to 1) ) , followed
by Ksplrato y.into 110 , (4 ( to I ) .
fifth race , for throc-yoar-olds and ttpw irds
soiling , seven furlong. Nine st irtors D.tKy
f 110 , ( I ! to.'i ) . non by : i short/head tint bolter In
1J : > ; Krlo 117 , ( i to I ) , was Hccond , two lungths
ahead of Kern 0' > , (4 ( to 1) ) .
Twin City Kvctits.
ST. Pvrt , Minn. , Aug. 7. Weather hot ,
ttack fast and crowd small.
1'if.t race , pttiso iflUO , for throc-yoar-olds
and upwards , iion-wlnner-f , out ) mile. 1'onr
starter" : Ell. IL'C ( li t i5) ) . won , Innocence , 117
(4 ( to J ) , M'eoml , Jim Dunn , 1-1 , ( n to S ) , third.
Time : J:4)T : ) .
Second raco. purse $100 , for two-year-olds ,
non-wlnnors , tlvo furlongs. Tlnen starturs :
Culllo 1'urgiHon , 11" ( I ! to ' > ) . won. Kaanur. 115
( U to 1) ) , MiLOtid , If'rauuoss 115 0 to' ' ) , third.
Tlnio : 1.0.i34.
Third rtco , Hweepstakcs. for contlcmcn
rldets , ( list prl/e slhor plato valued nt500 ,
half tulle hoatrf. five stirters : Fltsb hunt ,
Illnu lilrd Ci to 1) ) won. Hl.lck llcllu C > to S ) second
end , DuUe li (4 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 37U- Second
ho it , Black Ilullu first. Duke Ij sucond , llluo
Illrd third. Time ; 57 , Tlijrd heat , Ulaelv Ilollu
won In . " > 'j
Fourth racfl. free handicap swoepstaltes for
throe-year-olds and up , inllo and a furlong.
Three starters : Prlnru I'orluiiatnu. 11SU ( to.S ) ,
won , Guldo , lllloven ( ) , , souonil , and ll'.d Hop
per , ll ) , ( I to 1) ) , third. Tlnio : l.ril't.
Klfth raOe , Diir-so $4uo , for tbrno-yoar-olds
mil up. ono mill' . Untdo , 1 ( U to ll. was an
easy winner by two JettKlhs , I'omfrot , 101
CJto ll second , Ed I.oomiid , inilO to rf , third.
Tlnio : 1.4J4.
Death ol Proctor Knott ,
SMiArook , N. Y. , Aug. 7. Proctor Knott ,
the well known race horse , died in his stall
at Horsohaven. His name and fame wore
known to turfmen all over the country , for
whllo his form during the past couple of
years has not been the highest , as a two-
year-old ho won laurels enough to place him
among the most famous horaoi of thU coun
try. Ho captured both the junior champion
and the futurity , In the latter defeating Sal-
valor aflor a frroat llnish. Ho cost his own-
ois ? t3" > as a yearling and won for him moro
than $100,000 in the throe seasons that Uo
raced.
Mi'jor IlankiiiH * Uaci-s.
CHICAGO , Aug. 7. CJarflold Park ; track
fast :
Plrst race , tlilrtoon-slxtoenths at a , mlle :
Hrltt. won ; IHuo JIalil , bucon'l ; Leo , third.
Time : l'JI'/4. :
Second race , ono mile : Hindoo li iss. won ;
7. .1. llualuy , sucomlt Arundul , tltlid , Cmu :
1-41" .
Third incu. tliroH-fottrtliM nf a inllo : G od-
stone , won ; Addle , Koooml ; Jim Head , third.
Time : 1I4 : ! (
I'ouilli race , one and ono-slxleonth miles :
HrandolnUo , won ; Marolnn.i , buuond ; Jed ,
third. Tlino : 1K :
fifth r.ico , llvo-ulshts of a mile : Masslo
Lot tig , won ; Corlnno , sucond ; Zantlppa , third.
Tune : L'OJ5. : !
Closed ut Ilntl'iilo.
UfiFAi o , N. Y. , Alii ; , 7 The grand circuit
races closed today.
5iclass : ) trottlmr , purse tJ.OOd' NIshtlnRiilo
won , Honest ( Joonrit ieeoiid , Walton Hey third ,
Keokeu fourth. Kcsl tlino : L'll'i : !
' , ' : i4 class , pacing , pursn ,000 : Direct won ,
> lnrv C'uniilvro nocond , frank Doituh third ,
1'lneMol \ fourth. Best tlmn : 2-Wt.
freo-for-nll trottlm ; , jnirso , t.M'Oil ' Kosallnd
\\IIUes Ili-nt , Mainhrlno Alald second , Alvln
third , MuDoul fonrth. llest tlnio--iri.
Jt7 : olss trottlm. . pnine , # , ' , mw. nnllnlshud :
litnoniont llrsl , .1 It Klcliardson second , Miss
Alko thlid , Walter i ; fourth. Host thnu _ ' :18. :
Coldiml Corrl an'H Iliu-eH
Cute voo , Aujf. 7. Hawthorne race results ;
first race , ll\o fnrlonss : Oiionnla Trow-
luldKe won , 1'luidllly sucond , Dr. Iconiun
thlid. Tlino : him * .
Second ra ( o , mile and onn-slxteonth : Ijlttlo
S-Issors won , I'ntiluk second , OHIIH third.
Tlino1'MJi. .
'I hlrd race , six furldnijR ! JUHII won , Maud
Howard Nuc-ond U. L , llronn third. Ttmo :
UI7I1.
1-oiMth race , six furlonss : fei'.ildlno ! won ,
Miud : 11 second , \Varrcn l.olaud third , Thnu :
ltn'4. :
fifth racu , onu rnllo : Diimloo won , Indus
houond , Ititokhound third. Tlmu : 1:13.
Close nt Ottawa.
OTTIWA , 111. , Aug. 7. Closm ? day.
Unfinished ' . ' ' 3J pace won by Joe f Ifor. Heat
Tlinui : ' I4.
L'.ntiot , Mttlu Uoorgo won ; llrlRht Murk ,
Heeond ; othorn distanced , llust tlinoMl : .
free-for-all iiacc.Dr M won In thrcu straight
ietts ; ; J. U I , , sucond ; Hooky ford , third ;
rillv llerr. dUt.inoeil. Heat tlmut llfi. ! :
L'.tl : trot. Munvden nun In tin no straUht
HMits , Kate f , second ; Tom , Thiirn , third ;
L'ominury Medium , fourth Dust thnu : 'J..l' ' .
Lowered HotKcuoril. .
FitEBi'oiiT , 111. , AUR. 7 - Interest centered
on the throo-ycar-olJ trot and It took snvon
loats to ' ) ocldo It Uona Uolfo , driven by
Major ( 'ass of Hnclnu took the fourth nnd
Ifth heats , towering her record iu the fourln
to U:30. :
She'H liiHniic.
Suslo Itoborts was arroated on Harnay
street uoar Thirteenth after tnldnlyht. She
had a revolver und a wild doilra to kill a
nun. She did not naino her victim. It Is
thought the woman is lusauo.
Army nnd Nnvy Union ,
DOSTO.V , Mass. , Auf ? . 7The Array aud
Navy union ut today's session appointed a
committee to arrange for a Udlti' auxiliary
union , olrvrhlch the wives and daughters a
mombcriiof [ the regular org.inl/atlnn mi :
bccomo Moihbors. Chaplain II. S. Cldorgc
ai > ioInUJd\a \ committee logo before the lion
congress tttui ask that United States soldlci
bo put on\itii \ rotIrcd INI after tuonty-llv
years sorvleo Ins'i-ad of thirty.
Stio TellH ItiirvcRt I'xi'iirsliiiilsts Iloi
Hlio Ujin Aocoinnuxtiito Thoiti ,
OAKtiAi.iAuff.t. ; fSpoclnl to Tun Unn.l-
Antclopo county I'oi ' in the northeastern pat
of the stnto nnd In tha saint * latltudo us cot
tral low'ajand northern Illinois.
It has tno same general charactoilstlcs n
to cllmato , surface , soil nnd productions n
Other eastern parts of the stato. His ! !
mlle * long from north to south and 21 inllo
In width , and contains twenty-four towi
ships of thirty six sections each , or aboti
r.VJIH > J acres of laud.
About one-thlrd of the country Is vallo\
ono-third low rolls and undulations , nud one
third qultu rolling or hilly. There is vor
little land lee rough for cultivation , nnd non
thatls low and wot. except n fuw small tract
along seine of the sttuaui-t. Tbo valleys vnr
In width from a half a mlle to four mllos.
The soil Is generally n dork loam from on
to four feet deep , with a subsoil of loose , pot
ous , yellowish clay. It lius nil tha clement
of. fortllltv , nnd is capabln of producing any
thing that will grow in temperate latitudes
The central and southern parts of the coun
ty are watered by the Hlkhorn river , n cleat
rapid stroim thirty yards wldo , nnd b
twelve or thirteen tributaries. The Klkhori
and two of Its tributaries , Codnr creek , am
Clearwater , furnish several line waior pow
ers.
ers.Tho loading productions aro- corn , cattl
and hogs , but all the graltn , grasses am
fruits that are raised In the satuo latltud
fart her cast , have been raised with unlforn
success hero. About half the land In ctiltlvu
lion Is planted annually to corn. Onts am
wheat rank next In about equal proportion
whllo barley , Ilax and rye are raised to quit
an extent.
Since the llrst settlement of the eounti
eighteen yo.u-s ago , there has boon great uitl
formltv In the yield of crops , owing to th
rich soil , equnblo cllmato and generous rain
fullThe
The elevation of this part of the stnt
above sea level is about seventeen hundroi
foot , which Insures a dry , bracing a tmo
phero , free from fog * nnd uilasma. Many ii
vnllds from the eastern states hnvo been 01
tlroly cured or groatlv bonelited by n re
moval to this part of Nebraska ; cspoclall' '
these suffering from lung or throit dlltlcul
ties and these predisposed to malarial dls
cases.
The rainfall , which is from thirty to thirty
olght Inohus annually , is ampla to insure the
growth and maturity of all kinds of crops
The fall of snow is moderate , sometimes fur >
tilshing a month or six weeks of fair sleigh
ing , but oftener from ono to two weeks , 1
any.
any.Tho wind blows here , just as it does In
Iowa , Illinois , Michigan , and ether love
states. Thi.ro has never been a oyclono it
Nebraska , whereas stales further east havi
been scarcely free from thorn for a single
season. Another fact that applies equally a ;
well to all northeastern Nobras'ia ' , Is that
there never has been slnco the solllement o
this part of the state n failure of any crop
either from drought or excessive tains.
The Tromont , Ulkhorn and Missouri Vnl
ley railroad traverses the county from south
east to northwest , dividing it into two near
ly equal uarts , with a branch running soutl
from Oakdalo. The wheat , beef cattle
and hogs shipped from the couutj
nro sent either to Chicago 01
Omaha , but the corn , oats , vegetables
Hour , meal , ground feed , poultry nnd dairy
products are sent west to the cattle ranges
government posts and minos.
Owing to j this western demand , many
things that farmers have to sell bring bettoi
prices herp than thov do farther east ; ant
this western market is becoming bettor oven
>
Oakil-ilc'H 11 0.1.
Oakdalo Is the chief town In the southern
part of Aatolppe county.
It is situated at the junclion of the main
line of thd Fremont , Klkhorn & Missouri
Valley railroad with the Albion branch , and
has at present iitilroad connections eastwe-st
aud south , and will doubtless during the
year 1SU1 have rail connections with Yankton
and other points north , amended articles of
incorporation having bouu filed with the
county clerk and secretary of state to that
effect within the last thirty days. There are
also prospects of ether railroad extensions to
this place in the near future.
It is the end of a division on the Albion
rood , and the railroad company has estab
lished a round-house , a larco coal depot , n
repair shop , a 2,000 barrel water tank , a hard
coal depot , an ice house , and three miles of
sidetrack.
It has two of the host water powers in the
country , only ono of which is at pre ont mil-
1/od. It is surrounded by the finest agricul
tural legion 'In the county , nnd is approached
by good wagon roads.
It has a graded public school employing
four teachers.
It has a largo , handsome public school
building.
It has a seminary in process of construc
tion.
It has llvo churches and throe resident
ministers.
It has a Grand Army of the Republic post ,
ftn Oddfellows society and encampment , with
a very flno hall ; a Good Templars' lodco , an
Aticlcnt Order of United Workman society ,
'
n Woman's Christian Temperance Union o'r-
ganlratlon aud an excellent cornet band.
It has a largo public hall.
It has the largest aud host grain elevator
in the county.
It has two yards for shipping stook , ono of
them being much the largest in this part of
the state.
There are two oxtonslvo cattle feeding es
tablishments near town which create coni-
poliliou in the coin aud hay market , thus
making Oakdalo ono of the best markets for
these commodities in noith Nobrasltn ,
The mill power Is now partly utilized by a
flouting mill , full lollor process , with a
capacity uf 150 barrels , nnd at a cost of $ i.-
KX ) exclusive of the site.
The population of the town Is about ulna
hundred , and whllo most of the common
hranchos of business nro fairly well ropio-
senlort , there are good openings and room for
moro.
Ahitsed llln Family.
Moso Elliott is a stone cutter who worked
an the city hall. Last night ho put In pail
af his "eight hours for recreation , nmuso-
inunt and Instruction" getting drunk and
ibuslng his wlfo and sick children. His
"eight hours for sloop" were passed In Jail.
A Olrcutoty of Emotions.
The Intost tvpostlo of the beautiful In
ilross htiB arisen to proinulfiiito a now
undo of ethicS , says tlio Now Yorlc Sun ,
by which' a woinnu'a gowns ahull bo a
chronicle Ofdross directory of her orao-
lions nnd conditions. The holy tind dig
nified O3tut6 of matrimony shall Hnd ox-
prosslon in ablnck gnrmout , while love ,
[ la precursor , too often only its precursor
ser , is robot ! in a garment upon which
Iho torch ot hyinon starts
tiotn popples in crimson and
fold , symbolical of lovo's hyp
notism. Ilbalth wears a gown of Nile
green wltlv , a border of lottw llowors.
Life Is garbed in white crepe with silver
antique traceries. Death is glorified in
fjnnnonts wherein the golden light of
the HII n und tlio silver aheon of tlio
moonbeams ) mingle In tlio mysterious
symbol of death. Fancy buoldlng a woman
[ gotten ujj in such occult , murlcly , mystic
things ) about the coal bill , orislclng her
whor in thunder she has put your col-
I urn and clean stockings.
Ijinporor AVillliini and AVomon.
The Gorman emperor has anything
but liberal views concerning the ad
vancement of women , and ban declared
[ rankly that "for his part ho preferred
v woman with tv talent , for making jams
to one who had an aptitude for discuss
ing the constitution , " His worthy
jjionsu sets an example to all duvoto'd
wives by insisting , despite the demands
if her exalted social placo.on roparing
tier husband's cotTco with her own royal
jiands. No nno is allowed to servo him
in this capacity oxcont liornolf , oven
though ho Is fronuontly obliged to leave
Iho palace on military business at the
incomfortablu hour of 0 : : > U in the iiioi-a-
DID NOT IlEEi ) THE WARNING
Two PiraMotl Vtsaots in B.hrinsr Sea Fa'
Into Uuo'.o Sam'j O.utoio3. !
CAPTURED BY RtVNUE CUTTERS
Tlicy Had llcett Purnlrthetlvlth ,
Copy ol'tlie I'rt-HiiletU'H I'roclii-
million Itut TotnMy Ms-
resardcd It.
WistnvoTov , Aug. T. Captain Cottlson
commanding the loyonuo cutter Uush , re
ports to the treasury dopirtmaiit under datt
of Outialaska , July 0 , that on the Oth lust
whllu cruising to the northward of Uiilmat
pass with his command for the purpose o
warning vessels in pursuit of seah not t (
outer Hearing son ho fell In with the Hi Ills ! :
schooner H. H. Mnrvln , < J lt > l > MoUotigM ,
oinstor , of Victoria , H. C , Imvhu
on boird twouty-lhreo men and al
the Implements ruru , etc , uoccssarj
ser scaling. Upon being hailed Captain Me
Dougall said ho was si > allng. Captain Coul
son therefore lowered n boat and soitt Lieu
tenants Nowconlb and Cantwsll to board nm
thoroughly cxamlno the vessel. U was thot
ascertained that the Marvin hnd been bontdei
oil Julv 1 y thu United Slates ship Tholl :
near the Island ot Uuga and furnished will
a copy of the prcsldont's proclauiatiou ant
the necessary wanting was glvon to tlio inns
tor not to onior Rehrlng HO.I for the titirpo < c
of scairtig. On that occasion the ni.ntcr sale
ho had no seal skins on board. Ho rofusoi
to allow the hoarding ofllcor of tin
Thetis to end orao ou his loglstcr tn <
fact that ho had been notlllct :
and is reported as being othorwlsi
"uncivil. " On examination by the ofllccrj o
the Uush two fresh seal skins wcro found 01
board. The evident Intention of the mastci
to continue sealing notn'itlist.Midliig tin
warning was considered suniclent by Captaii
Coulson to Justify thosoi/.uio of the vessel ,
Lloutonaut . ( juinnu was placed on board
nnd the vessel , crew , arms , seal skins
papers , etc. , weio delivered into the custodj
of Lieutenant Commander Mead , U. S. N. ,
commanding the steamer Alklll , and wore
subsequently turned over to Captain Turnci
of her Hrltiih majesty's ship Nymph , whicli
arrived at Ounnloska ou thoTth inst.
Capialn Hopper , commanding th revenue
steamer Corwin , reports to the treasury de
partment under date of Outialaska , July 18 ,
the seizure of the Ame.iic.in schooner Ln
Ninfa of San Francisco near St. Paul's
Island on the 14th inst , for violation
of the president's proclamation. The trcas-
tiry department is informed that the revenue
steamer Bear , Captain Iloiloy commanding ,
sailed from Ounalaska Juno UO for Point
Barrow , Alaska , ind touched at the seal
Islands for the purpose of laavitig the In-
structlons lo the tteasury agents to limit the
catch of the Alaska commercial company
this soison to 7,500 seal skins. It U learned
from other sources that this company has al.
ready secured this number of skins and that
open sealing has boon entirely suspended foi'
the season.
Itlnlnc. Snys Dr. K.ildwln Came Over
Merely to Cull Socially.
BvuHAituoit , Mo. , A.ue. 7. Mr. Emmons
Hlalno said to a representative of the Asso
ciated press tonight. "There is nothing in
the repot t that Dr. Baldwin is coming to Bat
Harbor to see my father professionally. IJ
ho Is comlnp to 13ar Harbor at all my father
knows nothing about It. Ha has not been
sect for and my father has no need of big
services. My father has not taken any med
icine for nearly two months , llo is as well
as usual , very well Indeed , and is gaining all
the time. As to the toportod visit of Ox-Col
lector lilrbardt , I can say nothing , I do not
know that ho is coming and up to this time I
ktiowho has not called on ray father.
Nr.\v IInConn. . , Aug. " . Dr. William
W. Baldwin of Florence , Italy , the specialist
in nervous diseases , was at his old homo in
Birmingham today. In conversation with a
roponor Dr. Charles Baldulu , the special
ist's brother , said that the doctur
came to the United States partly
on business , and added : " 1 suppose
my brother will call on Mr. Blaine before
ha returns. " At this Juncture Or. Williams
appeared. Ho said in tesponso to questions :
' I have not soon Mr. Blaino. I cannot say
whether I will call on him or not. it is not
the duty of a nhysiclan to announce such
mutters to the public , Tno public has noth
ing whatever to do with my imsinoss and It
will not know whether I shall see Mr. Blaine
or not. " Then , turning to his brother , ho
said : "Chailes , you should not have glvon
this to the loiiortors. You don't know
wholhor I shall see Mr Blaine or not , I did
not lull you. " Dr. Charles during this speech
istonod with a smilu , not saying a word.
Dr. William Baldwin lott for Bar Harbor
this afternoon.
New Ijino I'rojiosed.
CI.KVRI.AXI > , O. , Aug. 7. Tha board of di
rectors of the Toledo & Ohio Northern rail
road company at a meeting hold bore yester
day at the ofllco of the Luke Shore authorised
.ho tlio immediate prosecution of the work In
Hiildini ; that road. The line will extend
'rom Fnyotto , Fulton , county , O. , to Shlp-
suowana , Ind. , and will pass through Wil-
iams county , Ohio , nnd Stoubon and La
jrango counties , Indiana , and will furnibh a
third road between Toledo and Klkhart.
The Toledo & Ohio Northern company ,
Which was organized November III ,
IbbO , nnd reorganized May 7 , Ib'JO ,
was formed in the intortist of
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern com
pany by whicli its bonus will bo guaranteed
it the rate of 812,000 a milo. The now road
will bo built through at an early datu and in
connection with the ether lines of the Lake
Shore it will prove of great valuu to the tcr-
itory which it taps and it is confidently ex-
lectcd that aid will bo received from the
communities along Iho line which has hith
erto boea soughtby thuTolodo it Chicago Hoe
Uno company. Talk of building n road
through that section has been heard fro-
inently of late , but the Toledo As Ohio North
ern is the llrst company to actually uuthori/o
the beginning of work
Answer.
, Kan , Aug. 7. " S. M. Scott of McPherson -
Phorson , the alllanco lecturer , to whom ha ?
} eon entrusted the sub-troasuty agitation , is
irop.ulng an article in answer to the latter
vrltten by Colonel Harris of Loavonworth.
; Io said today that Uio statements made about
.ho alllanco renouncing the sub-treasury
sehonio were entirely without foun
dation. "In every comity which has
as yet voted on tlio sub.
treasury , " ho said , "it has boon ondorrod
overwhelmingly , It has been nppiront to
nauy of the alliance loador-i that thuy must
endorse the sub-treasury if thu people's
mrty organization in its present farm is pre
served. It has tiovor been endorsed by the
milonul alliance convention and the Kansas
state alliance has never considered it. it
cannot therefore bo made a test of alllanco
falvh , but from a political standpoint it H a
iccesslty It was incorporated in the pee
ilo's patty platform nt Cincinnati nnd the
work done by this convention platform nnd
all has been approved by nearly uvory sub-
alliance in the stato. "
Ijnulilni ; In Alnliiinu
, Ala , , Aug. 7. A quadruple
ynchlng occurred In Honey county , Alu
mina , near Crosby. List Frldiythe roil-
donee of W. P. Davis , a prominent farmer ,
was burned nnd the famltv nartowly
iscnped with their lives. On Kund ly
illn Williams , colored , was nucsted nnd
confu-isod to having saturated the house
with oil and sot tire to It nut of
revoimo In her confession she Implicated
.Izzii ) Low , Willis Low and LIUVIlllumi. .
Yusturday thu sheriff started from Crosby
to Abbeville Jail with the prisoners and latt
night ho was overpowered bv a mob anil the
prisoners taken from him and shot to death.
rholr bodies were thioun In the livor. The
llndlng of two of tbo bodies today revealed
tbo story. _
hotter Carriers I Slum Ollinrn. |
DKTIIOIT , Mich , Aug. 7.Tho National
issoctatlon of Icttur rarrlon today elected
, ho following ofllcors President , T 0 Don-
ils , Boston ; vlco president , A 10 Smith ,
San FrntirUcoi wrttary , .1. F Victory , Not
York city trciuUror. IJ.V I'rnni' '
Indlannpolli , Ind , ; sergoant-at-arms , Y ,
W. Washington , Nashville , Tonn
executive committeeIJ. . H. dreu
ory , Denver ; ( I. 1C. ICIotfuor , Oinulia
O. C. Condon. Cincinnati ; I' . K. Udev , Mil
waitkco ; W. U. Hognii , Chicago ; luclslatlv
committee , 1) D. Rolls , Kansas. , i. J Konrns
North Dakota ; C. llonntlcs , New Orleans
C II. Culler , IJoMoti , Man. ; C. W. Mnitoti
Hroonlyn ; IimurancotriMtuos , C. M. O'Brlon
Clovular.d , SV. H. Kent , Auburn , N. Y ; t-
IJ Clralmm , Kansas City ; chief collector
Wllmol Dunn.
anss itMioi ) vioroiuous.
Slip ItealH Out tin , Central I'nrl
.School KIcheiH.
It was almost too warm ycitorday to enjo ,
comedy , but the committee on teachers nm
text books had the benefit of a scrlo-comi
piny nt the board of education rooms tha
proved to bo quite interesting.
It was thodlnlculiy that has arisen ovo- -
the prmcip.ilshlp of the Central Park school
Mr. French appeared before thocommlttuo ti
present the complaints that wcrt
to ba urged ngalnst MUs Uced
as pilnclpal of thu school
About twenty of Miss Hood's frlonds won
tirosont to refute the charges , and the meat
ing proved to bo very animated.
Some of the charges woio very extraor
dlnary and provoked considerable ahiuse
tnunt. In one instance thu principal wn1
charged with having told ono boy that hi
WAS "liKo his dad , n horse Jockov and r
gambler. " In another the accusers nllcgot
thit Miss ileud had told 0110 bov that hl
head was so led that ho should not stum'
near thu other pupils for ho might sut thoti
on llro ; that she told another boy thai
ho was n fool , that sliu had' Jerked
another boy out of the line whllo the children
were marching , nnd kicked him in the back ,
Then us a unit tor of variety , the principal wa
represented as having tied ono lad to a so it
for a whole week. She hnd informed nnothoi
young hopeful that she would "knock hH in
fotnal head off "
All the aiiovo allegations wcro quito sue
cessfully refuted by the testimony of pupil-i
and teachers in the Can tral Park school , mm
the committee appeared lo bo prelty well
convinced that the charires had boon , to n
very largo oxtunt , the result of personal spm
brought about by the unruliness of two 01
throu boys who happen to have indulgent
parents.
COUNSKLKI ) 'IOGI3THI3II.
Members of the Heal ICst.ito Owner * '
AdvtHory Board in BesHlon.
There was a mooting of the advisory board
of the Koal Katato Owners' association last
night at which several very Important matters -
tors worn discussed.
Colonel Scott was present and was asked td
state something about his experience in pro-
seiiling the claims of Onnha upon the next
national republican convention before the na
tional committee. Colonel Scott said ho had
been very cordiullv received bv the national
committee nt Washington , and ho consldciod
that Omaha had a very good show to oecuro
the convention if the proper effort was mado.
Dr. Mercer , Mr. G. W. Lintngcr. Mr. J. S
Uood , Cadet Taylor , Mr. D. J. O'Douahiio ,
Mr. W. .1. Council aud others spoke ear
nestly upon the subject nnd the concensus of
opinion sccmod to bo that Omiha should
push right ahead and do everything possible
to secure the convention.
The mooting then took up a discussion of
the alleged disappearance of the $150,000
paid Into the treasury of Douglas county as a
sinking fund for tlio purpose of meeting the
bonds voted to aid the construction of the
Union Pacific bridge in Ibl'iG. Thocommlttco
appointed to look into this matter submitted
a partial report and was continued to make
further Investigation before formal action
should bo taken.
Some remarks were made about the smelter
strike , but on account of the mooting ap
pointed for today at Dr. Miller's olllco no
lormal action was doomed necessary or
ex pud lent.
CHANCE FOll SIiJTrMSMlSNT.
Probability of the Ad.fiiHfnirnt of ( bo
Smelting AVorltH DIlliciiltiOH.
There appears to bo seine prospect of an
early settlement of the difficulty between the
employees of the smelting works aud the
company.
Dr. George L. Miller has Inaugurated the
movement that may eventually bring about
im amicable settlement of the difficulty. The
statement was made last night nt alato hour
to a reporter for Tun Bin by an influential
business man that Dr. Miller and a
row ether gentlemen had callud upon
Mr. Barton yostcrday nnd aflor dls-
jussing the situation thoroughly they
md succeeded in getting Mr. Barton to
nomlso that ho would muko sumo conces
sions if the employes would QO the same.
It was then agreed that another meeting
ihould bo held today at 10 o'clock at Or.
Miller's ofllce at which a committee from the
3inploycs , n do/on of the pi eminent business
men of the city and Mr. Barton will attempt
.o arrive at u satlslactory adjustment of the
jnusus which led to the strike and shutdown
it the Omaha and Grant smelting works.
o.ii.nr.i r.v
Julian Wlnoo , a lad of about ton years ,
, vas nrroHtod yesterday for stealing lumber.
A child of F. B Lavin , ut 174 Cass street ,
mfortunately got hold of a can of concen-
.tatod Ivoyostordny morning and swallowed
i small quantity of It. The liquid was also
[ pilled over the chttd's ' nock and hroast ami
.ho little ono was seriously burned.
Word has been received ftotn Mts. Gennju
{ . Butlln , now living in Fort Worth , Tux ,
nit for'tiorlv ' .1 resident of Om.ih.i , stating
hat her husband 1ms wandered nwiiy fiom
ionic , presumably under n temporary alu'tu-
.lon of mind. Friends of the family in Omaha
itu rciiuostod to bu on the lookout for the
varder r.
A do/on packages of cotton lace were ro-
olvod vcsturday at the Omaha custom house
' 01 IJmln J. Kollan , n native of Anihiu. The
joodsurodutlablu. . but had boon sent by
null , Thov were discovered at Now S'nrk
md stamped a : liable lo eu-ilom duties. The
tundur was evidently Ignorant of the custom
aws , hut ICmiu .1 Kollan will pay the duty
ust tlio sumo holoro ho sccuios iho goods.
Mrs. J. W. Mutthowson , who llvoi at'i'ii ) :
' . .aku btreot , was nufoi Innately ttampled
indertho loot of a hoiso jcstct'ilay and
lovcioly injured. Mrs. Mattnowsou was nt-
.umpting to ruscuo bur little son who had
'allon into thu mnngur , when HIO uas
( necked down by thu horse and was serUmsly
njntod bafuiu her sctoams attructcd unyono
o her tescuu Her left lug was liroxun In luo
ilacas , and she was badly bruised In huvoial
ilacos about the body.
PERSECUTED HER TO DEATH ,
Brtttnl E iioinii3 ( O.-nwotl Oatharlno Bnrth to
Oorainit Suioido.
j
FATAL EFFECT OF WHITE CAP NOTES ,
Drhcn In Dcxpunttlnii Uy liisultH and
SlnndiM'H , a I'retty St.
( Jlrl IhulH Her
Own I.I To.
ST. Loft , Ale , Aug. 7. The case of
erltio Barth , the pretty South St Louis gin
girl who was driven to her doatli by the nm-
llclous persecution of her neighbors , Is n sod
one. Thu details of the story wore made
public todn ) nt tbo Inquest ever the remains.
Some facts were lovoalod nt the inquisition
which were now to thu family and will
innko trouble for parties who harassed the
girl to hordeath , If thu threats of the frou-
7loii hiother nndngoiil/od father made this
morning nro catrlcd out.
Miss Barth win u beautiful girl , 25 years of
ago , and her conquests In the neighborhood
hnd aroused ihu Jealous ire of several \onng
women , who a fuw months ago pouted Insult
ing communications thioiigh the mail to Miss
Barth , and , not sathllcd with thu llrhj doir-
geral Diluted ou the sheets , wrote sentence *
and chrtixus and called her names unlit for
publication. A sickness whii'h caused Mis
Barth's detention in n hospital um utfcrrud
to by the panics hounding her In the
most cruel manner. Juno .Ti sliu received u
lottur which shn put In dotcoUvcs' hands to
learn its source , and in the epistle she
cnnrged with murder and other ci lines tu ?
orderud to leave the neighborhood and city
or the \\rilor would innko It dangerous for
her and her family. The letter was signed
by "Montson White Caps. " MHs Barth did
not discover who wrote it , though she said
on receiving It that she felt quite poslilvo
she know , but would not moution the partv H
naino unt4l she could provo her suaulcloim
coriect.
'Ihu most harrowing chapter In this sys
tematic persecution was told bj Mis Bnrth ,
mother of the girl , today. The name of a
Broadway line conductor still omployud on
the roau Is nromlneiiUy mentioned. ilo is a
married man , but it is said Unit ho ondeav-
orud to force hls.attunllons unon Miss Barth
against her expressed wlshos Mrs Barth
claims lhat because her daughter pcrslstuntlv
refused to associate with him or tucoKiii/o
him ho scut his young daughter to the Barlh
residence to call the young ladj namos.J'
This was testified to by sovctal wltnas wT
On ono occlusion Miss Barth , Incensed by
thoiopcatod Insults of the gill , stuiek hot- ,
and thu next ovenidg shu was met In the
alloy hark ot her residence by the man iu-
forrod to , who boat her about thu fuco nnd
neck until she bled nt the mouth ,
nose and oars. Mis Barth , the
mother , said nothing of this as
sault to her htmbnnd or son for feat ot 11
ttagcdy. and this' , wilh miuiv moro -stories of
otittago and abuse , was heiiul uv the falil r
nud tlio brother for the lirst llmo Ibis inorn >
ing.
ing.It
It was also assorted by the famlh ami
neighbors lhat the cnomlus of MNs Bai th ,
some of whom \\eio madoUnown toda > , went
among the neighbors and told main scandal-
ojs stories about the young lady ,
which caused the nalghbois to shun
nnd insult bor ovoty time she ap
pealed on the street. This per-iceutioii
was can led on for si < c or ulght months.
Duvcn to dcspuintlon bv these luuntajnul
slnndois , and scoinud by Ihoio lo whom fltio
tiled to explain or deny them , the girl diV
elded te taitu hur life , and last Sunday ovcn
ing suallowcd several ounces of nil poison.
It only had thu effect of sickening her , nnd ,
souinir hmsclf tecovor , Miss Baith went to a
nuighboiing drug store , \\horo the clerk
without question sold her two uncos of
tiisonic. She sat in the gaidcn until her
parents had rotiicd anil thun b\Milluwud thu
dose , which was enough to kill many per
sons This also sickened her nnd she
vomited thu greater part of it , but enmit'li te-
malncd In her system to c.uuso hur death
Monday night. Although the physicians mudu
a dospuralo attempt to force a stomach pump
into the young woman's mouth she fmight
them off , and In hur grim resolution to din
succeeded In preventing nil attempts to snvo
hur lifo uutil she became too woalt to teslst ,
nnd it was then lee late. She died Monday
morning. A verdict of suicide was reiiduicd
this moi-ulny.
Ono loiter sent to the virtually mm doted
gill is signed "Mlssouii White Capi" nnd
leads thus1
.1 nno 20. Miss Ilarth : You need not thmU
for one minute thru people are fouls , \\oall
Knou what wiih thu m.ittuilthyon. . ThiN IK
thu third iiiiudui you liaxueiitninitled on your
own offspring ; If yon luivo thu leisl lill of j *
soimu ioii wlll le.ivo hcn > . If you don trm
ulllh.uuto stand the ( .onsoiinuiiees. Ifw-li
uru not gunu In thirty days It will hotlin > yirsu
for you. MiKsount U HI-IK J\i ,
SuU'ided Over ItiiHinosB ! ronlileR.
Nrw Youiv , Aug 7. Norinnn Campbell , a
member ol the consolidated stock and puti ol
eum exchange , committed biilcidc tonight in
Prospect pat k , Brooklyn , by shooting him
self. In his pocket was found a scrap of
paper diioctlng that his body bo cienmted.
Ills family attribute it to business
Constipation poisons the blood ; OoU'ltt's
Little Karly Ulsers cute constitution. Thu
-iiusc temuvud , the disease U gonu.
Klcutrlc Hired Unllwayn.
II. II. Prinillo writes in the eui-iont
nuinhor of tlio MnglnoariiiR Mn ir/.lno : j
Pliose who are fainlliar with e.tblo byn-
Lonitvilh tholr onorinoim power pluiita
md o.vpotiMVO conduits , ciin si > o at , once
how ( llsailvanttijreous tlio comparison * *
with the oloctt'io system will bo. IVoin
I'oliablo litfuros on II rot co-it of equip
ment the avor.ipo cost of live y
: 'o.uls operated by cable in
I'nrloim parts of the rnmtr\ ( , iH
Jl'M7o70.WJ , tlioso roads avcnifjuiH1 in
oiiL'th 7.Ifl milcH , iniikiny : the cost of ill-
ittiliation per mlle of road about 5-- : ! ( )
100. Five lotulw operated by homo
wwor eoit on tlio average iT.i'i.iiO'i - ) ,
) r $11-SI ! per mllo. Kivo Kinds
isliij { oleclrlelly as a motlvo power
jest on Iho a\ora } , ' ( ) ' { "I' diS. oc
? ! ! ( il)0 , ( ) ) per mile. Tbuso tifjuies
iliow in favor of olcctrieal ( ( iilpnii N
ior milo of tr.tek of $5,2vt less tliiin h.n < '
o.uls , and Hi'll IH)0 ( ) les tlian euliK- \
> uniiuu HI poi' ivnt for iloprei latun1 the
' ( intrust between Iho three stmn inlet
lot less marlvuil. Somudi for orlirJijii. ,
( ( uipmont , all of vvlm-li is nmstTOTor-
ibloto the ok-i li'ie nill\\a\
Is prepared from Hannparllla , Dindellnn , Is the best blood purifier before the public.
Mandrake , Dock , 1'lp'lssewa , .Iniilper Dci- It eradicates inery Impmlty , and ciii s hi rof-
rlus , and other well-known and ynlu ihloPSO - ula , Silt Itheiini , liolls , Piniiiles , all HimiorH ,
table remedies. The conihlnatlnn , prnporttun Dyspepsia , lllllousnoss , HI'Ic Head iclm , Indl-
and prcpiratlon are peculiar t Hood's Harsa- Kcstlon , Ucnvrnl Debility , Ontairh , Itlicimi.v-
p irlll.i , filvhiR It curatlyu power nut possow d tlsm , Kidney and MvcrCiiniihlnti. Itdver-
hy other medicines. It effects remark ihlu comcs that exttrino tired fctllug , and buliili
cures where others fall. up the system ,
" 1 consider Hood's Sampnrllla the best " Hood's Snnnp.ullla was a (5oil send to me ,
moillrlno I ever used. 11 gives mo an appetite for It cured mu of dyapcpsla and liver com
aii'l refreshing sleep , and kocps the cold out " plaint with which I ha < rurf rt < l i'O ' jeais. "
J. B , Kooo , 100 fipruco Street , Portland , Mo. J. H. IIoiiNliEcu , South 1'allihurg , N. V.
" Wlien I houglit Hood's S-irsapnrllh I undo " Howl's Kinniurllla takes Icsi time and
ngnnd hiM'Stnicnt nf ono dollar In medicine quanllty to show its i tlutt than any other prep-
nrallou. " Mm C.A IIuniivitii.N thillh Y.
lor the first time. It has driven off rhotmri-
tlMii and Improved my appetite so much tint "My wlfo h.id very poor ht.ilth fur a long
My boarding mUtrcss saya I must Keep it time , siiffcrliiK from Indigestion , poor appo-
lot kt-d up or shu will ho obliged to ralso my tlte , and constant lictdaclie. She trldl every-
hoard with every other txurder that tukus thli.L've could hear of , hut found no relief till
Hood's Sirsaparllla. " TIIO.MAB HUIIUKI.I- , she Ulul Hood's Hirsap.irllla. She is now
W Tlllary btrcet , llrooklyn , N. Y. taking the third hottlu , and neu'r f lt hotter
" 1 find Huod's harsap.irllla thu best remedy In her life. We feel U our duty tciiccoiiunciul
forlininiruliUtoil levcrukf-il. " M II. HAXIHI , Ittoctery one wo know " OKOIIOU HUM El t-
ticket ast'iit , 1' . A. It. ltd. , Hound Jlrook , N. J. VII.I.K , Muiuland , U < ) uk Comity , III.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Hood's Sarsaparilla
Solajj \ all ilruKlU SI > lx for hold by sit druKdiU. ( II i lx fur
li/C 1 HOOD. V CO. , ApolliveariMiMvetl , Man. by 1) ) I IIOOI > iCO.AKJlliuctrkiJ\H'llMa [ .
1OO Doses Otto Dollar IOO DOSOB Ono Dollar