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TEUB CWAHA PAHLiT Bljjlj , FHIPAT , ATJGUST 29 , 1890.
ENCUIIB1) ) IS THE DELUGE.
Monntalncera A.11 ButWijcd
Out of Existence.
FLOOD IS HAMMERED UNMERCIFULLY ,
Omaha Knooks Out Twentj-Four
Kara Hits \VtLli n 'JL'otnl of
Uhlrty-Sovcn Unieq ami
Twenty Rims.
ThoOmahaOiacloa their battlnff hablll-
monts yesterday afternoon nnd they all but
knocked Mr. 1'lood oft the earth.
Twenty-four safe drives , with n total of
thlrty-soven liAsesnnd twenty runs was the
Izoof tlio Black Sox1 work.
On the other hand , the Delivers could do
nothing with Willis , anil It-was nil they could
do to scratch oul thrco sato smashes. Honot
oi ly twilled In matchless style , but was a
host at the bat.
The features of the game wcro Cleveland's '
tremendous smosli over the left flcld fence
for a homo run and the superb stick work of
ICearns , Nuwmtin , Ilunralian , Willis and
Moran.
Dandle umpired finely aud Uio g-amo was
greatly enjoyed by n crowd of three or lour.
hundred chronics ,
The score :
OMAHA.
Totals 20la 3 0 1 it U 4
Kioin : nv
Omaha 2 130410 S-20
Duiner 0 00 01 10 fr-2
( SUMMARY1.
Runt ramrd Omaha HI. J'onvrr ' 1. Two-
time lilts -II niimlinii , Krnius , Curtis , Cnna-
van. Tlili'U-baso lilts WHIIt. Tionrns , r < cii-
inun. Ilnniuriiii Cleveland. Double nifty
Mornn toWitlsh. lluseioii Imlls-Oll' Willis 2.
li'lnnd 4. Struck mit Ilylllli \ \ 1 , floods.
Wild pllclii's-KIool J. Tlmo at game Ono
hour anil thirty minutes. Umpire ll.mJIu.
! fu'o Games nt Milwaukee.
MII.WAIKKE , AVU. , August 23. [ Special
Tclcgi-ninto Tur. Bin. ] Milwaukee won two
pained from St. Paul today. Scores :
.11 II.U'A I'KHl ST. PAUL.
II II 0 A K H OA K
Poornmn , rf..l ) U S 0 I ) Murplir. 3b. .o 1 31 1
' " i 2 ] AUb r. ct 0 2 C 0 U
( touch. HI' . . . .U U 3 7 U D.xly , If 0 0 0 0 0
Dulrriiiplii , lf-1 1 1 0 V M'InuilillnssO 2 S 4 0
\Vclili.2b 0 0 0 0 OO'llrlcn. 21).U ) 1 U 4 0
Uriel , ct (1 ( 3 1 0 OMnlm.rt U 0200
MorrUsi'jr , lu.l 1 II 2 Urqiilmrt.c..1 0 4 3 0
Jiuitioii. C..O 1 T 1 Moi-kln. p 0 1 1 8 0
Allcrlt , 31 . .I ) 0 2 3 I ) Datiifliorlr.lb.O 0 It 0 1
Grlllltli , | i . . ( I 0 0 0
Totals 1 7 33 H 2
Totnli 2 li M 13 3
UV 1MUNCK
iilllwatlVoe0 1000000001-2
bt. Paul 0 0001000 000-1
SITMMAISY.
Etninl ruim 3Ill\vnukou. Two-linsn hits
Welch , Mo' iiinrlilln. liases stolen Murphy ,
Abliey. MiU'liiRlilln. O'llrlcn. Il.asoson bulls
Mllwinik-ou 3. M. 1-Aiil : u Ptruek out Mtl-
\vunKoc4 , St.l'nul 7. 1'as-tvd liills Juntzeu 1 ,
llniuluirt S. Wild pllclieMcokln. . Tlmo
Ono hour Jiiid llfty-llvo julniitcs. Umplie
llvnglo.
BrCOND OAME.
JMIi.WA tKKK. ! HT. 1'AUU
II II DA n n 0 A j :
< Pmrmnnll. t 1 J 0 C MuT | > l > jr,3b..O 0 1 1 2
J'cttU.uI J 820. Abbey , ct 3 1 400
hodi. 8H..3 ' Only If 1 0 1 0 1
l > nlrrmi < lo , 1T.J 2 0 0 Oil " 1 1 0
Welch , Sli. . . . 81) , . .0 2 080
IMrirrlasr ; , IbO 1 18 I ) CM ill 111 , P..1 2 0 S 0
JiTkK , < : 1 120 Urquluirt , c. . .1 2
3 1 S 0 Moi'kln , Tf..O 1
U'liorn ton , i > . 0020 Oouglicrtr , 11X ) 0 10 0 0
lYitntu 11 12 21 II J Totals. . fl D fi
11V
Milwaukee 10 10 13 05 1-12
SU'aul J 0 U2 00 020-0
EUMUAllY.
r.irnM runs Milwaukee4 , St.Pa 12. Two-
l > aso lilts Morrlbttoy , Allort-1 , Urtjulinrt.
lii , lilacs stolen I'oorjiinii , 1'ottlt y ,
i " , Dalryiniilol.Yclcli. \ . liases on lialls
uliPoT , St. I'tiuiS. llltliy pitched lUl
J'cttlt , Thornton , Struck out Milwaukee ) 1.
St. Paul 1. Passed bulli Urqiiliart 2. Wllt
jiltch Matiit. Tlin < > Ono hour and Ufty
-iulnutc'1. Umpire 11 cngle ,
MliincapnllH U ) , Lincoln 4.
MiNMHi'Oi.ts , Minn. , August 23. [ Special
Telegram to Tun Br.K.l Following la the
score of today's game :
Lincoln 00 0200:00 -I
Kiinsciirnccl Jlltmo.ipollaS. Xlncnlnl. Two-
l > a < u lilts ll.iy. 111 lor , Mliinoiin. ! lloino run
Carroll. Uouhloiilays lloiiiui. Phclaii.l'laii-
iic.'iu. bloltn banal NcQunlcl. Ollno , L'lioliin ,
"NliiL-ull.ir. llnsosnn balls Ilr Mltolioll 0. Uln.ro
: t Struck nut. Ily Uluro 2. 1'assirt halls
llnoverll. Iiott on bases Minneapolis 0,1/In-
coln HI. Tlmo of naiiio Ono liour and forty
minutes. Umpltu MoDurmott.
Unnsas CllyI , Sioux City 2.
Sioux Citr , Ta. , August2S. fSpcclal Tele
gram to Tim BEE. ] Following is the score
of today's game :
nr INNING ; .
Slonx t'ltj- . 0 000011 00 2
Knnsju flty . Q 4
BUxniAtir.
r.urned run" * Kansas Cltv 1. Thrrhaso
lilts-'hinltli , Ponivaj' . liases on bnll lly
Vliln < . l S. Klruok
r > y Oonwuy nut-liyWId-
ner 1. l.of t on bn.st's-Sloiix City 0 , Kansas
Cltyft ucrlllccIilta-Oliiitn. , Ptearna ,
llltlijpltclior llluiin. Viissonballs-Guuson.
liases. HolimMiliii rl. Tlinu of giuiio-Oiii )
liour unrt thirty mltiulcs. Uinpiro Uooror.
National licii in.- .
A.T HOSTOX.
Boston . 0 00000 000 0
Clnclnnnti . 3 10001 SO1 7
Hits Boston B , Cincinnati V . Errors
Iloston 0 , Cincinnati 4. liatterics Klchols
and Ganr.ell ; Ouiyon und ICeoiiiiit , Unipli-c
1'owcsw.
_
JL7 rillUIJDU'IlIl.
ChlcaffO. . , .8 0000033 0 13
yju iuUipiii8..o ! oooiaooo a
Hits ClilcuKO 10. PUUailolnhlfi 5. KITOM
Cbiniipo 13 , Phuadolphla 0. llattcrics
Iul > 5 and Kaglo ; G leason mul Sbrlvcv. Uni.
Vlro Lynch. _
* AT HttOOKLYJf.
Clovdanil . 0 3
Xrooltlyu . 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0
Illu-Clcvclancl 4 , nrooklynlO , Errora-
t3cvclanil < , IlrooWyu 3. natwrioa-Viau
and Zlm-nw , Ix > vott and Clurk. Uiuplro-
iloQuailo. .
YOltK.
Vorls . 0 0 0 a I 0 3 O 8
I'lttilui-s . 0 00010 0 00 1
H it.- New "York S , PIttiburj 9 , Errors-
NowVorKl , Pltt burfr. Uottcrici Shar-
cttand Murpliy ; jshcrondVllwu. : .
1'laycrs'
AT IKHTON ,
t o i o o i o o oa
1'Ittsburg . 0 0301 300 --r
JliU Uostcn 0 , Plttslwff 9. Errors
Boston 4 , PKtitrarg V. Iliittcrlos-Kllroy
nailKclljr ; Staloy and Qulnn. Umpires
l'\TrgUson luul llolbcrU
AT riili..uir.i.riltA.
Philadelphia , . . .a 5 0 L 0 420 0-15
Buffalo . 0 01000100-2
iilU Philadelphia 17 , Buffalo 3. Urrors
Philadelphia 2 , lluftnloS. liatterics Kneel
anil Cross ; Cunningham and Made. Umpires
Snydcr nud Poaruc.
At unooici.rtf.
Brooklyn . 2 0-10
Cleveland . 1 1 00 3000 0
Hlh Brooklyn l"J , Cleveland II. I > ron
Bi-ooklyn , Cloi-cland 0. Hattorics AV'ey-
lilnR nud ICImloiv ; Blakclr and Brounan.
Umpires QjlTiiey ami Sticrldan ,
J\7 SKW VOIIK.
Now York . 1 0300 100 0-0
Chicago . 0 0000030 1 4
lilts Now York 12 , Olilcapo 7. Errors
New York I , Chicago 4. Hattoripi Crane
nntl Brown ; IClng nail Boyle. Umpires
ICul lit and Jones ,
Assouiatlou.
AT I'lllI.lDICU'llI.V.
AtWotlo . 0 30530020 0-7
Uoluinbut . 0 0 3 r , 4 0 3 7 * 21
lilts Athletic 9 , ' , Columbus 2. Errors
AthlotleS , Columbus 4. 3Jattcrics Seward ,
Ilunhus nud Baldwin ; Chamberlain and
O'Coiincr. Uniplio Curry.
AT nAI.TIMOIIR.
Baltlmoro . 0 0 0 fi 0 1 0 1 1 0
St.l.ouls . U 00000011 JJ
Hits BnltiraoroO , St. Louis 5. Error ?
Baltimore a , St. Louis 4. Batteries Baker
andToivnsond ; Ilamscy aad Muiiyan. Uiti-
piro Emslio.
Rochester . 0 00 301 00 0 3
Toledo . 0 00 12020 * 5
lilts Rochester 4. Toledo 9. Errors
Rochester 1 , Toledo 1. Batteries Tltcotnl )
iui < lGiumin ; Ilcaly nnd Brings. Uinpiro
Docschcr.
A.T S
Syracuse . 0 0001000 0-3
Loulsviilo . 0 0 0 0 8 3 0 0 ' 11
lilts Syracuse" , Loulsviilo 13. Errors
SyiauusoS , Loulsvillo 0. Battorics Cnsoy
andBuiko ; Btrntton and Bligh. Umpiio
Peebles.
ol'tlio clubs.
1'lu.yiul. Won. toil. Per Ct
Mlnnnnpolti m Cl : r > .KV >
Mllvrn.ut.eo 100 GT 117 . ( CM
Kitn uKUitv ! ) > M 31 . ( ill
Dmivor. IH 40 40 .510
Slout Cltv Kl 48 .41
Utiiiilin 04 W ) ,4IM
Mncnin 07 : ai 6i . ; i7t
bU 1'aul OS 23 TO .230
THE SI'KKD
Salvntor Breaks the llecord.
Yonit , August23. [ SpecialTelegram
to Tin : Bnc. ] The Monmoutu Parlt nioctlii"
came to a close today In a burst of filory.
Hngfiius' ( jraud Tiorao Balvator lowered tlio
milo record tliroo and -
by thr-oo-quartor sec-
oads , running the distance over a straight
trade with. 110 pounds up In 1 : a. ) } . The fact
that the trial was to bo made brought a big
crowd of pcoplo to the traclr , and It looked
at ono tlmo in the day as If they -would
D disappointed , as It iras announced by
pcoplo wno knew the stable that Matt IJynies
would not let Salvntor start unless Murphy
could ride him. Milrphy was under suspen
sion for his notion hi thu Fireiizi race on
Tuesday , aud his fldhifr of Salvutor would
mean his exoneration from all charges. Mat
ter were settled after the second race , when
the executive comnilttoo , after deliberating
oa Murphy's cas > o , docitled to suspend hiui
until nfter tie Sheopshuad bay and Brook
lyn nicotines. It wai not Unoxvn by
Uio public \vouldhavotho mount in the
record-brcukliiK race until tlio bookmakers
put up their odds on the event. Then Bor-
fjGJi'a uaino appeared , and at once there was
a rush tobot. 'J.'ho "bookies' " made Salvator
the favorite , laylnp ono to tivo nculnst bitn ,
ivhlle cijht ( to IIvo was vagorcd that ho
would not break the record. Thcro was a
big plunge on Salvator , and his price fell one
to throe , whllo two to ono were laid against
the time. Soinei-ooha lalil four to Ave over
OL-under lio'J ' , iincl did a large business.
There was u long delay after the horn
sounded , and wlien Salvntor did finally make
li ! HTrw tn-\niv iUV r > lMivinli > fl liv TA nt t-rt nti l
I > Tttmorl , the pauo niakors , n loud cheer wont
up. Slowly the trio cauUii'ed up ttio straight
atietch , and in nfew minutes a cloud of dust
marked their progress to the starting point ,
\vhcro Mr. Cnldivcll and half a do ou aides
\vere awaiting them. Salvator and ISIamori
vent nearly a furlong past the i est , leaving
llosotta behind. Namori wont oft iu front
utidvas ton lengths past the sturtinRpost
before Salvator reached it , gobig at a hot
puco.Vhon the half mile post
\vta reached Salvator had dis
tanced Kaihorl twenty lengths aad
u-as inakin g rapid strides after Rosctta , who
had just boon started. ICosottJi , wholsvory
speedy for five furlongs , 11111 undet1 n pull and
made ncpleadid pace for Salvator. The poo-
pleon the grand stand who held watches
Avcro sUindlnp in open-mouthed araazemcntat
the horse's 'wonderful speed. The quarter
had been traveled in. 33 secouils , the half in
47K seconds , and Salrutor shfiwed no signs
oi tiring. The wutclioi showed 1 : llj at the
three-quarter 15)ost. Berfjen bwught Salvator
p ist the wiru'liVo a whirlwind , Jinil at once
there fell a hush on Iho speetators. The way
in which the time koipors acted indicated that
the record had licon broltcn , and when the
ilpuros"L:3. ) } "woi > oputup there was wild
excitement amoiiK1 the spectators , which
luitod , hi a measuro. the rest of the day.
f liree-ciuartors of a inllo Lady Keel won ,
Worth second , IHuo lloclc ( ttio favorite )
tliird. Tiuio lilS.
Thrco-quartoixof n mlle , Cartcret handl-
p Montana won , Husscll second , Sorcerer
( tlio favorite ) third , IHtty T added. Time
:13K- :
Ono mile Scnorita ( the favorite ) won ,
TnlUi Blacltbuini second , Staelrtou third ,
Volunteer scratched. 'JInio 1:43) : .
Quo nnd ono-quartcr miles , Jersey handi
cap isiiiulba vron , Doiuulth second , Banquet
third , John Morrow ( the favorite ) not In it.
Time 3:04 : ,
Oiio and ouo-ouaiter miles Flronzl ( the
favorite ) won , Tristan , second , Montague
third , Lotion , Elevennd Erlo drawn. Tinio
2:10 : .
Seven-eighths of a nillo , selling liouiso
won , Teddy Venture ( the tarorlb ) ) second ,
Kmotl ( Ally ) tliitd , Jtociiuofoixl drawn. Time
-lS : > f.
Sanito | > a Itaocs.
SA.HWOOI , N. Y.Aufjust28.-SpoclnlTelc-
pnim to THE BHE. ] The weather wiis cloudy
and the trade heavy , rollowlngls a sum
mary of the races.
n rat raco.throo-fourths mlle GIpiyQuoon
( the favorite ) won , Jay R lee second , Ofal-
cue third , JletUim Hcrulchcd. Time Lilt ) .
Second race , ono tnllo and 500 yards , relief
stakes Ucclaro ( tlio favorito' ) won. Bnn
Chlof socoudMora , scratched. Time 3i2 ! f.
Third race , ouo and ouc-clBhth miles , ban-
dlciii ) English Lady ( the favorite ) won ,
Hamlet second , Gymnast nnd Uallyhoo
bcmtchod. Tliao aOJ : > .
Fourth race , ono and three-quarters miles.
Blorrlssoy stajtes t'loodtldo ( the favorite )
von , Jliir.imlovsecond , fiani D third , Oipsoy
Quo n scratched. Timo-8:191-5.
fifth raco. tlireo fourths mlle , solllne
Goldca Rod won , Lady li1 second , Bill Dee
third , Buttlna ( the favorite ) not heart ! from.
Tricml Ilnccg.
i. Nob. , August 2S. [ Special Tele
gram to Tim 13i.K. ] The ( air association has
Imd asucccssfuliluy , Vulljr flvo thousand
jieoplevero on the grounds. In the three-
ycaxMJd trot Sabln's Counselor won. Tlmo
2:4Ci { . The running race , oiio-half inllo
and nMtoatvaj won by ( Jolci Dust , Time
s' . in the -S13 trot fourhcats\vero trotted.
Kitty F took twmml Charlie Ilnrcb , and Dick
Jhiinleouo. ) Heat time ! iU > 4. The race
will lw llnlslictl totuorrow.
l i'ot. Kcl Jlniyton made a successful
buloon assensiou uud landed safely by the
parachute method.
latlciicriilciiuo llncea.
iNiiri'UMiKxct , 3a. , August I2S , [ Special
Telegram , to IUK HUB. ] The weather was
showery in Uio morning but cool and ( air In
the aftcraooa. The uUcntHaco wiu 0,000.
Tlio great oront of the day wns the rivalry
between Keno Y1 and Mary Marshall in the
2:3cla : . Up to dale Kcno F1 has been In
vincible , never breaking ; and taking every
race entered , nnd ho sold In the pools nt W to
ID for the Held. But today the little niaro
\VM too much for him.
The 2 : : class , SJ.OOO , unfinished from yes-
tonlas' , was called at 13:30 aud waa won in.
the sixth hcatbyOuy. In this race yester
day Waterloo Boy ol Waterloo took the first
beat in 'Jiir.i . A Imont llashiuv , Clinton , la. ,
second and third heats la 2il5M * * > & 'Jtl8
nndUuyandHac > liio , the fourth < ind UfthhcatA
hi 2:18 : nnd JliJ,4' : ) , Tha otlior horses -\voro
Minnie Wllkcs , Governor Lucas , Itma.
C nnd Nightingale. Alniont Ba
shaw was socoudVatorloo \ Boy third.
WlnslowVllkoJ fourth. Mlntiio Wllkoa
flfth , Uovoruflf Lucas Mxtn , Irma C seventh ,
Klghtlngnle eighth , .Accident ninth. Best
time 2il5'.i' ' ,
! ) ! 18 chLss trot , SI , 000 Marpirot S won ,
JMaek Dlatnoml second , Sharper third , Cy
prus fourth. Best tune 2:1" : .
2U7 : trot , $1,010 Hapvjr Merthnn nvon ,
Kcllar Thomas second , J B S third , Byron
Sherman fourth. Host time ! i'il : .
The colts of llnpvy Medium trotted tivo
heats for u roconl , ouch wiring ono lna:3.1lfT :
and ! i iWiJf. They nro Country Modlu in ana
Mambrlno Medium. Manager failed to
lower his record of JJilOKi lut made the half
mlle in I : OS and the mlle In 'i M * ( >
Itoy Willies ( JI3 : ) ntu-tisd with a run-
niiiK' inato to beat the pacing stnlllon record
of 'i :12J : , and made the mlle iu 200 ; amid the
M-llilcst oatbusiium.
tiiJlO class trot , jfJ :000 Mnrj- Marshall won
In straight lio.it ? , ICenoT second , Kyhind L
third , rroddlo C fourth.
Terre Ilnnto itaces.
Tnunr. IIit'Ti : , hid. , Aupust : M. llio Indi
ana trotting nnd pacing horeo breeders1 asso
ciatloiiaro holding their nnnunl meeting this
year in connection with the fair of the Virgo
agricultural association. Thiadou'blo attrac
tion drew inoro than elRhtooii thousand peo-
llo ) today. Summary i
JiU : : stnlllon trot , SJ03 , Avon by Coralloyd.
Time 2:25 : jf.
Two-year-old , $35. , won by Jessie L.
TlmoS:31 : # .
Two-year-old trot , $ l i > , won hy Pleeta
Wllltcs Wood. TIme-i:4lf. ! : )
The 2 :40 : pace , $150 , won by Ilufiare. Tlmo
2:20.
Thrco-ycar-old pace , 8115 , won by Jaclc
Shlol. Time 2 :2 : ! > .
Thrco-ycar-old trot , J533 , won by Garnet.
Time 2UO. :
Conn. , August 23. Summary
of to-day's races :
2:27 : trot , W.OOO , divIiloil-Stcvio won , Miss
Alice second , otliors ruled out , Best time
2 :19. :
2:27 : trot , $1,500 , divided Cbnlsoy won ,
Soudan second. Great Eastern third , Auto
graph fourth , liest time 3 : 18 , .
( Jtiaiter Oalt gunrautocd stakes , 51,000 , ,
divided , 2:20 : trot TMinco lleffcnt won , Jiditli
second , Pamllco third , fearnauglit iourth.
Bost. time 2 1 15) ) 'f. '
2:215 trotters , $ lr > 00 , divided Emma B
won , The Seer second , Richmond. Jr. , third
St. Elmo fojrth. Best time 2i
Toclaj's lips.
AT OL'TTUNIIfKO.
First Ilace Duff , Hurry Itussell.
Socoud Uico I'oricles , Amalpaui.
Third Kouo Cluudluo , Lady Mary.
Fourth Kate I'.vll Mull , Woodcutter.
Fifth Itnco Bradford , Cllmnx.
Sixth Unco Irene , Middles tone.
Seventh llaco Marty B , Buckstoao.
AT niliCIUTO.V.
Fii-st Race BcllsnriuB , Miraboaii ,
Second Knco Tom Karl , Aiipomattos : .
Third Race Jaclc of Diamond : ) , Lizzie.
Fourth Unco TboBouilion , Cheenv.
Fifth Hace 'Jen Tray. Bnllston.
Sixth liaco "Urbnna , Lady "Bluclcburn.
Seventh liuuo IScho , Bassunio.
Entries Tor Totlny't * Haccs.
JIT UKiailTOV ,
First race , thrco-quartcrs of n milo , sell
ing Pilot , Waldo Johnson , Spencer , Enchus ,
Belisnrlus , Jiuucstown , Consignee , Annie M
Tiogn , Mlrabonv , Gerdio W , Good Boy , Mas-
cott ( lilly ) .
Seocnd race , three-quarters of a mlle , sell
ing Monsoon , Tom Karl , Brown Charlie
Cast Steel. Gmtttude , Bill Barry. Rover ,
Stoning , Dalesman , Sunshine , Violet ( geld
-Anpomattox. ) .
Third ruco , sevcn-clgnths of n nllo , two
vear-olds Thorndalo , Jack of .Diamonds
Richard K. Fox ( late Shcna Van ) , Lizzie
Baylor , Liowlandcr , Xcndcr. Passmore , Sli
George , Slnaloa ( colt ) , IVlaripoUl , Lad
Gl.is'o ! ( fllly ) , Annie G. , Flitter. ( Hlly ) .
Fourth 'race , ono and ono-alxtecnth miles
selllnc Kern , Falcon. Gendarme , The Bour
bon , Signature , WooJburn , Harrison , Vivid
Parthnla , King1 Idler , Chccny.
Fifth nice , ono mlle Tea Tray , BnlMon
Niagara , Strylto , Monlta Il.u-dy , ElUton
Rambler
Sixth race , scAvn-eiijhthsof a mile , soiling
Dublin , Hnt Rack , Firelly , Lady Blackburn
Urban.1 , Roger , Crispin , Gomorra , Llttlo
Vddie , Mayutna , Tcnllookh.
Seventh race , Fanvoll steeplechase , ful
course Pat Oakley , Delawnrc , Bassanio
Iflllaraoy , Zaiigbar , Schoolmaster , Echo
Repeater.
AT OUTTKh'BCllO.
First race , six furlongs , sollliur llatr
liusHcll , Kingatock , Sterling , Japbct , DuC
Kiigleivood , Spaniard , Sopmst , Louis G- .
Torrcdor.
Second -thrco-quarters of n miU- , sell
ing Pericles , Swllter , Samaritan , Hair-
sprlnjr , Hot Scotch , Biscuit , Uacquot Amal
gam , Oracle , Dr. Jeliyll. ,
Third racc.tlvc-oighths of n mlle Claudmc ,
Alnrrnlng , Dnhlman , ICetchuin , Knlclmaclc ,
Hlbcmian ( gelding ) , LadyMury.
Fourth race , six and one-half furlongs , sell
ing Jaclc Hoso. Sev ; Fog , So So , Coldstrunni ,
Ijonely , Pcisuador , Vauo , Homanco , Sou
venir , Pall Mall , Woodcutter , Crutches.
Fifth race , six and one-half furlongs
Bradford , Ingo , Guarantee , Climax , RIodel ,
Johnny E.
Sixth race , ono nnd ono-olghUi miles , sell-
ins Irene , Gardener , Vigilant , Xlttlo Min
nie , Miildlcstonc , Lysainlor , Jack Batchelor.
Seventh seven-uightha of n milo. sell-
inp Buckitonc , Lnncastcr , Portico , Frank
"Wheeler , St. Valontino. Ida Girl , Marty B ,
Top Sawyer , Qulbblor , Utopian , Millerton.
Rackrrnm thu llllls.
Tow Flnnnlgan , the old Sioux City pitcher ,
-who lias been touring it up in the Black UilU
with the Deadwood Meteors , has returned to
Omnlia and would like very much to help
Onialia out Uio balance of tlio season. Young
Creighton of the EdOD-Musoca was withFlan-
nag'ixn In the Hills , and tboy won all their
games , nn d put up really n great game of ball.
Creighton and riaiinagnii's worlc in the points
VTOS n revelation to thu funs in the mountains.
Tlio Tnnnafer of the UoaUwoods wites as fol
lows :
DEimvoot ) , S. Dale. , August 20 , ISO ) . Mr.
Spud Furrlsb , Manager Musces : The boys ,
Flannagnn tind Murphy , leayo hero today for
homo , and I loci lu umy bound towrlto you
regui'dlnt'their work hero. They certainly
played magnificently , "were gontlcnien all
through , and t regret very much to see them
go. If they ever want arecoinmenil letthem
refer to me , 1 thank yon very much for tlio
lutorcst you bnvo taken in our team.
A.V. \ . LowuniiE , llanngor.
"Will Try YOUIIJI Ocllon.
The Omaha Management is thinking seri
ously of giving young Jcllon , the Nonpareils'
promising pitcher , a trial In the box , "with the
view of engaging him -for the season of ' 91.
Jcllon Is said to have masterly control of the
ball , as well us some vorypuzzllngcurves and
great pel. . 31o is also somcwnat of n hitter
and anything uut a slouch on the bases ,
Tlit : Cowboys Tills Afternoon ,
The Cowboys , Poet Bums , Danny Stenrns ,
Silver Smith , Hugli Nlcol , ParU Svvartzcl ,
Hick Carpenter uiid all the other stars , will
bo hero tliU nltcrnoon and tiy to take a fal
out of the Black Sox. If they accomplish
this , however , they will hare to put U [ ) n
( lawless game , for tbo Omahas just now uro
playing out of sight. A biff doloKiitlon will bo
hero from the city on the Kaw nnd a emit
game is autlcipatud ,
He I ) < PS If ll Clnlmn Out.
CIUDIIO.V. Neb. , .August 20 , To the Sport
ing Editor of Tin : DKU : To decldoa but plcuio
answer through the columns of Tim 0 xiu
BKB the following ! Whou pla lnt ; raslno
uud both pluy r arc twenty points , doiui thu
iiuin who gets the llrst natural point K t gumo
without lurLherplayluKl A
SHOT IIIMSHLI' ' IS THE HEAD ,
d ij
William Ohan'ilira ' Takci TM Methsd of
Ending His Existonoo.
A THIEF SECUjffe A HORSE AT WAHOO ,
T. I. I'om Xiimltmted by ti > o Thirty-
Third Ulntrjiit Hcpi-ennntntlvc Con
vention llry ' 1 Aililresscs the
Dciuobrtits of Valparaiso.
Neb. , AAigiwt 23. [ Special Tclo-
Bratn to Tiiu Bun.Yilllam ] Chnmbow was
'ound dead near Arnold , Ouster county , nt
loon today , shot through the lioaJ. It was
evidently suicide. Despondency , caused by
dellc-atc health and failure of crops , Is sup
posed to bo the cause.
\Vn1ioOi
WAHOO , Neb , August iiS. [ Special to
Tin : BKB. ] Last Monday ulh-ht a bay inaro
'our years old and worth $125 was stolen from
the Darn of Mrs. II. M. Gratidy , two ratios
north of town ; no clue.
Tuesday morning the barn of Jonathan
3bolctto ) , oiio mlle south of town , was burncil
to the ground aud three valuable horses , n
consldcriiblo amount of nay , fjr.iln , farming
implements and li top ougK.v wcro also de
stroyed , There wns no insurance. The loss
amounts to f 1,500. It was the work of au in
cendiary.
Thirty-Third Dlstrlot Con volition.
BBVTHICE , NoV , August 23.Sp [ > cUl Tele
gram to THE lire. I The Thlrty-thlrJ rep
resentative district republican convent iou ,
comprising Gigo and Saline counties , w.is
Held hero today , 'Hie candidates before the
convention wcro R I. Foss mid W.H. Staloy ,
both of Saline county. On the first ballot
Gage county cast 18 votes for Staloy and
fijf votes for Foss. Sallno cave Foss 14
votes and Staloy 1. As it required 21 to
elect a second liallot was luul , of which Gage
county cast 17 14 votes for SUilcy nnd 7J for
L-Vw. Snllno cast the saino vote as before
awl IToss vvai declared the nominee. A. dis
trict committee TO nslstiiiB of I' . H. .Tames of
Uaije and Frank Miles and John L . Tidball
vas appointed.
Jlrynn Spo'ilcs ixt Valparaiso.
W..I-UIAHO , Neb , August 23. [ Special
Tele-gram to TUB Bin. ] W. .T. Bryan , the
democratic candidate for congress , ipolio here
tonight to a vcrysmall audlonca. His speech
consisted niaiuly In pouring oat spleen on the
republican party and denouncing the JileKin-
Icy bill. lie plead for the farmers and prohi
bitionists to votu for the domouratiu candi
dates , nn U said If they were elected that their
pjcUcts wcmld bo Hlled with gold shecklcs ,
but he novcr uttered a word about sumptuary
law.
_
ACrnulc Clulj DclVatoil.
BKRWSTEII , .August 23. [ Special to Tun
Br.n. ] Tbo Brcwstcr basebnll cluii played
the Taylor club for the chajiiplonship of the
Uorth Loup valley and beat them by a scow
of 10 to .
The Tnylor club has beaten everything iu
this section fot'somatlmo and has published a
challenge for seine weeks past for a match
game with any clul > from Ord to the head of
tbo river , and the vrosult of this patno hai
surprised many of the citizens of central
jN'ebrasku.
We are now "having an abundance of rain ,
nhlch will malto l.ito corn and all root crops
a grand success , L.ato potatoes will probably
bofjood , but will ba held for high prices
owing to the scarcity In other paits of the
state.
Moro rye will bcWBwn iu Blalno county
this year than everbefore. . Seed is quite
high end scared i ,
Grand Commander Voazy Ooinin" .
FKEMOXT , NcM'-Aupust S3. [ Special Teln-
gram to Tun BBC. ] Hon. l > . D. Uichards
and family returned last night from their
month's nhsencoaU-Boston attending the na
tional Grand vVrmy encampment. Mr. Rich
ards came homo In good spirits and good
health , refreshed for the work of the cam
paign upon winch ho will soon enter. He
says Grand Commander Voaiy will la all
probability bo at the Grand Island reunion
next -week. It Is expected that Veayy will
bo in Fremont next wools as Mr. Richards'
guest and go with , nlra to the reunion , prob
ably on Thursday.
Annual Oniupmceting of Atlvontists.
YOIIK , Neb. , August 23. fSpoclal to THE
BEE. ] The SoraithDay Adventlsts of Ne
braska will hold their annual campinceting
nnd confcicnco nt Harrison's grove , one mile
\vostofthlsclty. The con forenco will convene -
veno September 4 and the campmeoting will
coramcucoas soon as the conference work is
finished and will last until September 10. In
connection with the conference the annual
meeting * of the Sabbath association , Health
nnd Tempcranco society and the Nebraska
Tract aud Missionary society will bo Iicld. It
Is estimated that about llftecn hundred people
will camp miring the meetings. The follow'
ng speakers will bo present ? E.V. . Fams-
\ortn of Dei Molnos , In , L. C. Chadwlck
niulV. . \Vakchatn of Buttlo Creek , Jlich. ,
5. L. Mend of Minneapolis , Minn. , and Valentino
tine Leer of South Dakota.
Teachers' Institute at Bancroft.
BA-XCIIOIT , Kob. , August 2 * . [ Special to
TUB Bin : . ] The teachers' institute convened
nt West Point last Monday with County Su-
iwrintcndcnt D. C. Einloy as conductor nnd
Trof. A-luert G. 0\veu , sui > crlntenacnt of
schools at Af ton , Id. , as instructor , assisted
ly Miss Jennie Rudolph of U'isner. D. W.
< iillilanco of Bancroft nnd Dayton Ward of
" \Vcst \ I'oint. Over fifty teachers have nl-
Teady enrolled , and the list is being increased
yery day. _
1'ollc County Corn Crop.
STROJisnuito , Neb , , August 23. [ Special to
THE Bun. ] The corn crop , which was , three
iveolis ago , predicted to bo nothing , will turn
out at the least ono-thtrd of n crop , nnd lu
seine portions of the county much mom
The Pollc county fair opens at Ospeola next
week , and is destined to e < iual any former
exhibition.
The l elk county Woman's Christian union
meets In this city Saturday , August 31. An
extended programme has been prepared.
AlHniite'd'I'icnlo t York.
YonK , Neb , , .August 23.-Special [ Tclo-
gram to Tau I\ni.J \ The alliance of York
county lield a pfenlo in Jones grove , two
miles northeast [ pfo \ \ cty ) , today. About
fourteen hundre people were on the grounds.
A Joint discussion f Uio issues of the day
between Hon. N'i ' Ilurlan , 13. A. Gilbert ,
and lloii. W. JV. AlcKoiRbnn and Judco Bates
wds warm from beginning to end , The
Hooslcr picnic west of the city adjourned and
Joined the f armorsIn theirs.
UI6f > her ) I'ionlu.
YOIIK. Neb , 'jCttifuat 23. " [ Special to TUB
BEB. ] Thonnnal jilcnloof the York County
Indiana tmodifytoij wns hold In Harrison
grove , ono mllo. weal of this city today. Early
in the morning UbAilers from all parts of the
county bc-gan to arlivoon tha grounds , and
In the afternoon tUia inimber rcachca about
four hundred , 'N'umorods speeches , toasts
nud songs were listened to during the after
noon.
_
Tlilcf Captured at Beatrice.
BBATIIICK , Neb. , August 23. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB UKK. ] An attache \Vallaco
& Anderson's show mis arrested hero last
night ou a chnrgoot stealing u quantity of
silverware at Junction City , Kan. The sll-
vcrwurtt was found in his iwssesslon and ho
lits the doscriptlon of tha man wanted for the
theft. The ICimsiu ofllcora will bo hero to
il Ight to tuko charge of him.
AVI 11 IVolmlily ianolltt \ Itnnd.
Clnts-n I.HI.AND , Keb. , August 2i. [ Spoclnl
Tolcgrotn to TIIK BKR ] August Nuwinnn ,
whilu feeding a job press In the .Anzolgor
ofllco today , U.id all the lingers nnd the end
of ttio thumb ou hit right tiand badly crushed
UitwiHiii the pluttun oud press boil. Dr.
Jucksou saya ho may auvo turou of the uu-
It WMlhls first day in the ofllcohnvlnjj
( iult the Herald oOlco to work thcro.
On n Toiiror Innpeotlon.
Brjiinicn , Nob. , August 23. [ SpecialTelo-
gram to Tnc lien. ] General Suporlntondcnt
Summorflcld of the Kunsai City , Wyandotte
fe Northwcsteni rnlhvay nnd other ofllclnN of
that road nro in the city on an inspection
tour of the lino.
CONGUKSSlO.VAIj OHL.KG.VT13S. .
Douglas Connty'B HeiiroHCiitntlon to
the riP.it District Convent Inn.
The followinif is the list of delegate ! from
Douglas county to the republican congres
sional convention of the Flwt district of Ne
braska , that will convene at I'lattsmouth
September JK5 !
U. A. Baldwin , W. S. Cook , 13. Rosowatcr ,
J. M. Counstnnn , John Jenkins , AVP. Bechol ,
W. H. Alexander , W. F. Ourloy , D. II.
rt'hcclcr , 0. W. LlnliiKcr , I'.ml Vniulervoort ,
D. II. Morcor. J. L. Webster , Frank Kunnom ,
J. W. Lytle , J. n.Uiion. Paul HonhWilliam
Coburn , 1il. . Woolley , Henry lltdln , Daniel
MeGucUin , Joseph Kavan , .inhn Hush , I , S.
Ilasi-.ill , l''redV. . Gray , Morris Aiorrison ,
M. R fienra , A. U Wlswlna , Clmrlej
Wohrer , John C.Vharton , llcnry Keljoy ,
John Mattlilcsoii , Leo Eitollu , .lohn Hn/Icbv ,
Daniel O'Kccffe ' , T. L. Tan Dorti. M. 6.
Maul , J. 13. lAiray , li. 1. Lccilcr , Wlllium K.
Turner. M. O. Uluhctts , Onior Whitney ,
Albyn Frank , \V. J. L-irlnicr , Wtllliiu 1 .
Moriwv , Uus Loohnor , William Ctaliornu , J.
M. C51isgow : , Lee Iluntlay , Isaac Wilt , John
A. MiicMurphv. M. L. Uooiler , John U.ilph ,
It. L. Herlln , KlUuh Diinu , ( J. W. Ambrose ,
H. D. Duncan , Chris Spocht , J. W. Kllor , O.
I. ChafTee , O. TJ. Clnlfee. .1. R Hliiclc , .1. T.
Clark , li. W. t3Itner.il , JIIIIUM Welch , H. U.
Tlninif , Willliiin Peyton , J. R Uehm. Mielnel
Lee , M. S. Undsoy , H. S. Irwln , J. .U. Tipor.
: COUUTS.
A Ntini1)ct > of J'ort-closiircs Itccortlctl
in the DNtrU-t.
W. T. Seaman bus Instituted foreclosure
procccdliijjs In the district court against
James S. Ufnipcy and othor.-t on n mortgage
given to soouro the payment of $5,100 pur
chase monoi * of a lot in S'.ilnn's addition.
Seaman enters siuiil.ir prococ llng.H against
J. Frank Myers and others to obtain , 'KJ ' )
which ho claims to be duo him on a mortgages.
Clarluda E. Scott inks to bo divurccd from
George II. Scott , iilloslng mlulU'ry.
EunlcoA. Stewart has brought nult in the
distiict court for the purpose of obtaining u
divorce from her liuolund , Jnr.ics Stir.vart.
Kunloo nud .Tnnies were united in marriage
March ill. ISM * , anil insUMd of making u liomu
for his wife , the next day aflor the perform
ance of thu vurcnionv ho packed liii jrlp and
depauud fur the wilds of TUMIS , where ho
has since rumalned.
Samuel K. Ho era luis commenced suits in
the district court to foreclose inortKagus ho
holds on lots owned by Emma Wnlnnder and
Annie C. Winqulst.
Both the Merchants' National bank nnd
William A. Applcby claim possession of
twenty-five acres of land situated in Section
14. township 10. range 10 , and to clear up the
title aud establish the ownership the bank
has commenced suit ag-ilnst Appleby.
The First National bank is the plaintiff in
n suit brought to recover $2,000 on a note that
was executed by T. H. and F. W. Taylor ,
April a , IM ) .
The South Omaha lumber company has
sued August Stropert to recover $30.20 , thu
balance due on a bill of lumber sold aud de
livered.
County Court.
The w 111 of Elijah Warren was admitted to
probate , and Walter and Eugene L. Warren
wcro appointed executors.
The will of 0. E. Moody was admitted nud
Nelllo M. F. Moody appointed owutrlx.
George L. Wass was appointed adminis
trator of the estate of Isaac B. Terrell.
George Campbell , Jlopkinsvlllo , Ky. , says
Burdock Blood Bitters is the best preparation
for the blood and stomach ever manufactured.
ANOTHER MOTOR VICTIM.
Prnnlc Fernandez V ills TJmlor the
Wheels and Is Terribly Iniurled.
The motor train added another victim to its
1st atO o'clock last evening ,
Frank Fernandcs , a moulder In the Union
Pacific shops , and living at 2421 Parker
street , was coming down town on train No. 1
of the llanscoin park line , which was in
charge of Conductor B. F , Bonbow nnd
Motorman Wilson. As the train reached
Capitol avenue , Femnndcs , who was standIng -
Ing ou the front platform of the trailer , sig
naled the conductor to stop. The conductor
signaled his motorman and then applied the
brake.
Fernandas did not wait , but stepped off ,
nnd In doing so , slipped and slid under thu
car , between the wheels. A passenger
grabbed him , but before the unfortunate
man could bo pulled out tbo rear trucks had
passed ever both legs , breaking and fearfully
crushing the right one between the knco nnd
anltlo. The left leg was terribly mangled ,
the llesh being torn lose from the bone , but
nelthor of the bones were broken.
A crowd soon congregated , the patrol
wnpon was culled , anil after belnar placed in
It , Fernnndes was taken to his home , where
a physician amputated the right leg , Just
below tbo knee.
HIS SCAI P 11AJSED.
A. Lively Runaway Which Urines
I'nln to Air. Sliln nr.
H. Shingor , residing at 1114 South Tenth
street , had a narrow cscapo from death.
When nearly opposite his residencehis horse
became 'frlghteiiod and swung the wagon
toward the curb , overturning It upon the
sldcwallc nud throwing Mr. Shinger
and his two children to the ground. The llt-
tie ono escaped uninjured. Shlngcr's head ,
however , struck the curb nnd wns cut In two
plnces.scveriil inches of the scalp being raised
from the cranium. lie was also cut about
the nyes nnd bruised on the body but will re
cover after some days of ncuto pain.
The horse with n fr.iction of the wagon nt-
rached to him ran to the stable but was pre
vented from entering by the wagon gear
which ho could not pull through the opening.
Dr. Dlrnoy euros hay fovor. Bee bldg.
Central I nl > i > r Union.
The Central .Labor union held a meeting
behind closed doors- last night nt which mat
ters pertaining to the good of the order were
discussed.Before adjournment a resolution
asking the board of education to take the
necessary steps to"sccuretho location of the
state normal school in Omaha was adopted
and a committee of flvo appointed to present
the matter to the board at Its next regular
meeting.
The union decided to have ono more meet-
In g before tno Labor day celebration takes
place. This meeting rill bo ( held nt Gate
City hall Sunday morning nt 10 o'clock , nt/
which time all the details will bo arranged.
Third \Vanl LcaKiie.
A. Inrgo nuniter of tlio members of the
Third ward personal rights league met at
Garfleld hall last night for tlio purpose of de
vising ways and means for securing a hall in
which to hold future meetings. After some
discussion tliovbolo matter wns loft in the
hands of President Krloscl , who will look up
a sultablo location and notify tbo members.
The report of the secretary snowed that the
league had 1S1 members onmllcd , and out of
this number there werq tblity-soven who
have not taken out their llrst papers of citi
zenship ,
O. II. IJCVVOy'H IlPIIHllllH. '
The remains of the late Charles H. Dewey
arrived in tbla city at 0:30 : p. m. yesterday
nail wcro taken nt oneo la the family rosl-
dcnco on Dou lus street.
The funeral will bo held Sunday nftomoon ,
the details to ho announced Inter.
Mrs. Uowoy returned homo yesterday aud
Miss Hullo Dewey is expected tomorrow.
The Death lleconl.
DWENTOHT , la , , August 23. Itov. Julius A.
Heed , a pioneer clorpyman of tbo Congrega
tional churcb , died here yesterday , aged
olKbty-ono.
Nohruxka. linva and Dakota
\V\bin.NOTO.v , August U'j. [ Special Telegram
gram to TIIK UKE.IPensions were granUx
today to the following NobraakniiH : Origina
navy Oarrutt b. Vunduscu , Blair ; Jarae * II.
Davidson , Mllfonl ; deorgo J. Crlss , Peters
burg ; Jnmos McMnhon. Emery. Original
widows , etc. Jonnlo , widow of Henry II ,
Evnm , Mutton j minor of Muhou Soybold ,
Konrnoy.
Iowa : Original-Thomas 13. Corkhlll , MU
Plemnntj Thomas L. Douglu * , Arcadia ;
John II. Mlohaol , Dews ; James K. Logan ,
Newton ; Whiting M. Wolbcroll , Jnnoavlllo ;
John V. Mvcrs , Fftlrfleld.
South Dakota : Original llochwtor J.
Tyler , Iroauols.
CJI.IM3K * ' HASH.
Trans-Sllssimrl rrcl lit Association
Ueniliitinrtrra to lie Hoinovcd.
KIXSAS Cur , Mo. , August 23. ( Special
Telegram to TIIK UKL.I-T'JO Twns Mlssourl
Freight association ! i.rxlqua 'lew will bo or
dered moved to Chicago fiom this city ut
next Tuesday's meeting. Kvory road In the
association , vlth the exception , probably , of
the Memphis , will foron the icipcvul. The
subject Is on the call for discussion iw n
prominent fcaturo of the September mooting
nnd It appcnrD already settled that the ro-
niovnl will bo n.ulckly nervoil to.
Thcro will bo n violent opposition to the
clmngo from the Memphis. That road will
tnkuthoposltlonth.it an association dealing
with trans-Missouri lines should operate in
trans-M IssiMirl territory.
The original phin of both the passenger and
freight nssoi'Utlons wns to have organiza
tions in n territory boforothiittimoncglcctcd ,
except by aoino of Uio eastern nssuviatlons. It
was agreed , In .support of the schema ; to put
the organisations in the Held , that thcro was
no need of two nuch bodies hero ,
The passenger ilepartincnt wns roccntlv
hinugplcd away to Uliirago nnd merged with
the now Western 1'asbongor association , with
a br.mch agent hen' , and now It Is proposed
to take the freight association to Chicago
bodily and apj'ohit an ngenthuiv. Following
nrutno roads interested : Atchlson. TopoUa tc
Sinta Fo. Chicago , Uock Island & Puuillc ,
Chlctigo , Builingtm Ac Qiilm-y , Cliicago , St.
Paul , Minneapolis ft Omnhu , Fremont , Idle-
lorn fi Missouri Vulluv , ICaiibiiv City , Fort
Scott & MemphU , Missouri Taclilc , Sioux
City & I'liu-ilk1 , St. Joseph k ( h-and Island.
Jnlon Paelllo , St. Louis & San Francisco and
Utah Central.
Vorhups the Union Pacific will Join the
Memphis in its complaint that the nssocla-
Ion's huudiiu.trtuM should properly bo here ,
) ut evoiy other line th it is a member will , It
s understood , favor the removal.
If i'pnl > lloUiH.
ST. Loi'is * . Mo. , August "S. The ropubll-
an state convention met today nt Jefferson
City , Mo. , with Senator Met' hulls as tompor-
ry chairman. After the appointment
f the usual committees , a icccss
vas taken until 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Upon reassembling the tcmnorary organl-
ation wus made permanent. 'I'lio platform
ndorses the present national administration ,
, ho wise and biislness-liko course of the
wcnty-lirst congress In its work In crystal-
[ 7ing Into law the prlncilcs ] ) of tbo
mrty enunciated in 18SS cur-
ciicy , regarding the farming interest as
yingattho base of nil business prosperity ,
md declaring it the primary duty of our leg-
slators , national and state , to foster that in-
nterestbo fur as itcnn bo donobv legislation ;
jpposcs monopolies or tmsts , nfllrins Its con-
idenco in the republican congress keeping
he plcdgo luudo in the national platform that
t will pass n tariff measure that will meet the
condition of all classes of Industries and labor
and will cnalletlio | party , by adopting the sug-
jostlon of SccroUuy Bhiine , to obtain among
our sister republics that reciprocity In trade
and Internal good feeling that must in a short
, imo innlco the western hemisphere the mar-
cetof the world. Of course Speaker Heed
was endorsed.
A resolution was offoi'cd by ono of the
negro delegates endorsing the force bill nnd
urging upon the senate of the United
states the necessity of passing it , so
loncst aud fair elections may bo held In
the south. Considerable , nnd nt times fer
vent , discussion followed. The resolution
wns llnnlly adopted in n modilled form.
nominations followed. Alexander Mullln
of Linn county was nominated for buprcmo
uclge , James K. Jlerrillcld of I'cttls county
'or railroad commissioner nnd Frank P.
Sever of Newton county for superintendent
of public schools.
Snath Dakota , Republicans.
MiXNEAroM.i , Minn. , August 23. The
Journal's Mitchell , S. D. , special says that
: ho republican state convention reassembled
today. The platform adopted endorses Har
rison's administration ; asks the government
to assist in the establishment of irrigation ;
demands an expansion of currency to meet
the needs of increasing population ; favors
protection against foreign competition ; en
dorses the disability pension bill and Aus
tralian ballot system and pledges the party tea
a strict enforcement of the prohibitory law
now In loivo.
Governor Mlllotto was rcnomlnatcd by ac
clamation.
The ticket completed Is an folio -vs : Lieu
tenant governor , G. A. Hoffman ; secretary of
state , Mr. Klug&rud , rcnomlnnted : treasurer ,
W. W. Tay lor of Hcd field ; attorney general ,
Robert Dollnrd of Bon Hoinmo ; superintend
ent of public Instruction , Cortcji Salmon of
Turner commissioner of schools nnd
public lands , Thomas II. Ruth of
Kingsbury commissioner of labor and sta
tistics , li. A. Smith of Charles. Republi
cans rcnomlnnted Congressman Picklcr nnd
substituted John Gamble of Yankton for
Congressman Gifford.
Michigan liepublluniiH.
Dr/ruoiT , Mich. , August 28. This morning
the state republican convention was called to
order , nnd after the various committees had
reported , Governor Blair was made perma
nent chairman. Resolutions wore adopted
commendlr.g Harrison's administration , the
course of Speaker Rued , declaring for n free
ballot and a fair count , but was silent on the
' forco" bill. The silver bill was endowed
dewed and the course of the party
on pension legislation wns commended. 1 ho
position of the republican party heretofore
expressed In its state platforms of ISSU nnd
ISSSupon the temperance question was re-
nnirmed.
The ticket completed Is ns follows : Lieu
tenant governor , W. S. Llnton of Saglnuw ;
intendcnt of publie instruction , Prof.
Schurtz ; state board of education , James M.
Ballou of Allcgnn county ; justice of tbo
supreme court , Justice IMwurd Cahill of
Lansing. _
"XVIsconslii Dciiiooriitfl.
MILWAUKEE , Wls. , August 23. The demo
cratic state convention today completed its
ticket by the following nominations : Thomas
Cunningham , Chlppewa Falls , secretary of
stater John Runner , Kim Claire , treasurer ;
J. L. O'Connor , Madison , attorney general ;
O , K. Wells , Kauhann , superintendent o )
public instruction ; Thomas Thompson. Knu
Claire , rnllroad commissioner , nnd w. M.
Root , -Sheboygan , insurance commissioner.
The convention then adjourned.
North Carolina KopiiWIennH.
lULEinii , N. C. , August 23. The republi
can state convention mot today , Mr. Smith ,
ex-minister to Liberia , was temporary chair-
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'iFon. Charlas Prlro was nominated for
chief Justice and W. * \ Fulrcloth for associ
ate Justice. _ _ _ _ _
Illinois
DNVii.i.n , 111. , August 23. Republicans of
the Fifteenth congressional district today ro-
nomlnatod Joseph G. Cannon for his tenth
term by acclamation.
1'lro and Famine In IlusHln.
Sr. I'jJTEKsnviio , August 28. Three-
quarters of the town of Klnshuna has been
destroyed by flro , The losa in estimated a (
0,000,000 roubles. Iu addition to the loss of
their houses , people nro suffering from a lack
of food and the gitsatost distress provnlls.
Serious llrcs uro uUo reported ut Oroland
kurnk.
A Naptha vessel burned at her wharf at
Batoum. TJio captain and two sailors lost
their lives.
Hliigoflllbnlaiid tollo PanlHlied.
LUIIO.V , August 23.-I Special Cablegram to
TUB Hue. JAn J cxpodltloti comprising In
funtry , cavalry ana artillery has bocn startci
forCocoudu , Bcnguela , to punUh the Ulng of
Blbolaad foroutratfcaou Pgrtuguci.0 BUbjocU.
ANOTHER CHICAGO STRIKE. _
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The Lafco Shore Switchmen Qo Out and Tie f
Up Local Tnffla , f
ALL THE ROADS MAY BE AFFECTED.
Orlrvaiino Committees In Session with
Kcprcnciitntlvc.1 of tlio Mutual
Aid AHuoelntioii ( o Dcoldo
\Yhatto Do.
Cine 100 , August 2S. Twenty-seven switch *
men in the employ of the Lulio Slujyo road
wont out on n strike lust night , complutcijr
tying up nil the business of the road so f.ir a *
Chicago Is concornoil. The trouble grow out
of Urn stockyards troubla Suporlntc'iideiit
Anisden took a crow of men down to the
stoclcynrds ytwtonlny afternoon , and whou
they nMchod there Hie men de
serted , Another crow that wns scab
here also abandoned the engines. Simerln-
endcnt ATnsdcn then dlsch irgeil nil the men
vhohnclleft tholr onrflnoi. This preclpl-
ntcda strike of the night men.
Atnineotl'ig of the .swltehmen held thin
nornlng at which Sui > orlntundent Anisdcn
vas present , thirty-four of the nhtyw \ \ \
n-cseut slRiiiHl a p.iporiigi-noliiKto stand by
ho company and o to work whcrevi-r the
oinp.ttiy seat them. The ronmlmlur decided
o KO with the strikers ,
Icprcscntatlvc.sot { thoSwItchmcn'sMutunl
V1 < 1 association met this morning with thn
( rriovancecoiiiinltti'tis of the switchmen on all
ho roads runnltiK Into Chlomro. Tlio mootlnij
v.Tj called to dovUo mc.iiis if posslnlo to set-
In the dinicultios which are now threatening
lie raihuul traftlu of this city.
Before ttio meeting opened ( Jrnnd Organ-
Tor.lolin Hull said to n roporU"Thoslt ' : -
atlou is just this : If nnv road ntuimplH
o compel Its switchmen tn hnndlo freight
i-om the stockyards It Mill wry spocnllly
lavea ntrikoon Its hanils. In this wnv tha
natter will bo brought to the attention of the .
ssuclnlton , which will niuko a light of 1U X
wn. Inth.xtway a ireiier.il tlu-up of aUUi'F
oails may become n reality. "
ISvorythliiK looks ni if the Alton strlko
any bu settled. The men nro holding a inoot-
iij. ( Many of the men now olnlm that they
are not dUsallslled with Welch , the new
nrdmaster , and nro sorry they struck nt all.
The Grievance C/'oinmlttre .Meets.
CmoAcio , August US. Visitors to Pncklng-
own and the stock yards would never have
bought a strike In progress , such was tha
condition of affairs at that place yesterday.
All was biibtlo and confusion.
The grievance commlttco of tlio Swltch-
ncn's nssoi'lnllon met this morning. With
but ono exception , every railro.ul having in its
employ members of the association hail ono
ir more rcprciontatlvcs present. This inect-
ng of the reprosenUitlves of nearly twelve
luinli'cd switchmen was the most Important
hut has been held for along tlmo in Chloago ,
as upon the result of their action
Icpondcd much that wai of Intoreat ,
not only to the rnllroad companies , tote
o the general public and thousands of
worumon nt the stockyards.
The switchmen resolved to handle Ih4
tockjtinl' . freight and do switching in and
about Pacltingtown provided the chief of
jolico would withdraw Ills extra force from
the yards by 5 o'cloclt this morning ,
The New York Central Strike.
AUIAMN. . Y. , August 2 * . [ Special Tele-
; ram to THE OKI : . ] Thcro Is no change in
.ho strike situation hero today. The chief of
lollco in Host Albany came near being hilled
nst night by a Pinkcrton man who fired nt"
lim , thinking ho was n striker. The bnllot
ust grazed his car. Plnkorton claims freight
trains have been stoned for the last few
lights as they passed through East Albany.
Ho said two shots were llrod at n train pass
ing through thcro at 12:45 : this morning. Tlio
chief of police , who was near by ut the tlmo
; ho shots wcro fired , could find no trnco of )
.ho miscreants. Mr. I'lnkerum has Informed v
the chief of poiica that if this woik Is Jiotr-i
stopped there will bo trouble , aud ho' 'will bo
icld responsible.
The State Hoard Will Investigate.
Ai.BANr , N. Y. , August 23. Notlco was
: oday served upon Vice President Webb of
, ho Now York Central railroad , and Master
Workman Lco of the district assembly of the
Knights of Labor , citing them to appear be
fore the stnto board of mediation and arbitra
tion Tuesday next In Now York city , whou
nn Investigation of the present strllto will bo
mado.
Hasina Workmen Amalgamate.
BOSTOV , Mass. , August 23. The effort to
form nn alliance of labor and social reformers
resulted last night In a largo Blithering o
trade unionists , Knights of Labor , socialists ,
nationalists and singlo-tax men. Thopurposo
of the proposed alltimeo to bring about a bet
ter understanding , that moro practical and
effective work may bo planned was carried
to a successful termination. A committee
was appointed to formulate 11 policy looking ,
to the union of all the organizations ro
scntcd.
Tlio UelKlnn Strike Still On.
BnussEi.s , August 23. A confnrenco wns
held here today to endeavor to settle the dif
ferences between the striking miners nnd
employers , but failed. The strikers resumed
their attacks on the "blacklegs. "
Moss , August 23. The total number of
coal miners on strlko in the Boiinugo district
Is 10bOOand , tlio movement Is still spreading.
C1IIC.KS U CAItl'MiXTEHN.
The Proposed Lnlwr Dny Slrlko May
Ilo Avortoil.
CIIICAOO , August 23. [ Special Telegram
to Tun Ilnis. ] There is still a faint hope that
the threatened carpenters strlko of May I
may bo arrested. President Goldie of the
Carpenters' nnd Builders' association Is dls-
posed to think , however , that the recent semi-
ofllclal communication to the executive com
mittee from the carpenters' council , which
purported to bo a mo vi'incnt to ward the settle
ment of the strlko , was not In good faith.
The council offers the ultornatl of employ
ing union or non-union men ns they choose ,
and provides that wages shall bo llxud by ar
bitration , the maximum to bo10 cents an
hour , olgnt hours to constitute a day's ' work.
A committee of the bosses will meet n coin-
initteoof the mou In January to agree upon
wages nnd bom's for the year , the strlko
against the old bosses to bo called off at once
and the bosses to stop advertising for outsldo
carpenters.
" \Vo \ expect the strJko nnd perhaps n great
deal of harassing from the carpenters' coun
cil , but our organization will pull through ell
right , " said Mr. Uoldlc. "If the cjirH | ) y
strike Labor day wo may decide to consider
this compromise at the next regular meeting
of the association , which ccicurs two days
later. At present I don't think uny individual
can predict the future of the wrangh. "
Oliolrrn Riming at lOllon.
CAIRO , August 28. [ Special Cablegram t
TUB DnK.1 From Saturday until jcstcrclay
thcro were twenty-two now cases of cholera
and seven deaths from the dlseosn nt ISIlon. '
Absolutely Pure.
A eream of turUr haUuiK powrtnr. Illgbert
ofl8av nlmK troiigth-U. B. UovoramMOt U * .
> ort Aug. 17,1