THE OH AHA DAILY BEE , WEDNESDAY , 'SEPTEMBER 17 , 1890.
that lie uould mnUcno nttonipt to defend
lilimclf afalristtho charge * ) that were being
nindo tiKiilnst lilin , but mnilo ( rrc-.it ami profuse -
fuse promise * ! of what bo would do In cue ho
was elected His speech MM composed prin
cipally ofrdllcry at both the oldpurtlei and
their lenders.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A Hnrlnit Club nl York.
YOIIK , Nob. , Sept. -Speclnl [ to TUB
BEH.J A liarlan club has been organl/ed In
this city with nearly two bundled names on
the roll. The oftlcen nros lion , 12. A. Gil
bert , president ! L0. . Power , secretary ; J ,
1' . Miller , treasurer.
North I'lutto Con\oiilloii < i ,
NOHTH 1'i.iTir , Hob , Sept. 1(5. ( [ Special
Telegram to Inn BEF. I The senatorial con
vention asiotnblcd at 7 ti. in John Keckvai
Hclccted chairman. I'ortj-flvo delegates , rep
resenting ten counties , \vtic present. M. A ,
Dougherty of Kcltli count } ' ww nomlnntoil
by acclninntlon A 1' . 1'A-atn of Lincoln
county IMH chosen chairman ot the senatorial
committee ,
'Hie tcm-pscntatlvo comention was called
to order nt 8 p in. , vlth ( looriro C French as
chairman J II. MeCamlllsh of liitnncr
count\ " was nominated bvasmdl rmjoilty
over Captain Alters of Scotts Illuff count/
on the first b.illot. G < orpo 11. Daw vas
chosen chili man of the committee.
ivt'/y ; A vn'n.
Tlio Grand iHlniid Prbnte.
OIUMI iMijAMi , Neb. , Sept. 10. [ Spccnl
Telegram to TUB Den. ] The su > jar palace
management lias arranged , as lar us possible ,
the programme for the prohibition debate
\vblch opeiw here Thursday afternoon nnd
continues our Friday The prohibition
orators will stnit the bull rolling 'Ihursday
nfternoon In nspeech of not less than thlity
nor moro than forty-llvo minutes , nnd vill
bo followed bv an argument of the snmo
length for high license. The debates will
nlteinatp. two addresses beliii" given at each
of the roui' sessions Thursday nfteinoon
nnd evening nud Friday afternoon and eun-
in ?
It is announced tint the hoard of trade nnd
real estate exchange of Omaha will bo pies-
cnt in n body ( lining the debate The boaidi
of trailo of Lincoln , Hcuttlcc. Columbus ,
Schuyler , Fremont and oilier cities will also
bo present in n bed ) or by loprcsetitatlves
Tlio North I'lnttp Krnnlon.
NbiiTit Pi.vrrn , Neb. , Sept. 10. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : UIK. : ] Our reunion Is a
grand success. Extensive prcpirationsveio
1)clng inauo all day Mend ty for the leceptlon
nnd cntcitaimncntof the old \ctor.ms. The
business houses and duellings were profusely
decorated \\lth bunting and llajjs and the
\vholo town assumed a holiday attiie Sctcm !
hundred tents \vcro pitched and e\eij thing
jnndo icnily for camp life. The town was
lllled with stiangcrs last iilqhb and people
uro coining in from cvciy direction today.
Tonight the Grand At my of the Kepublic
held thiir camp tire at the opera house.
Senator inland lepiesciitativo conventions
n ill bo hold at the couit house at 7 p m.
I'nulHhuxv SiifTricrs Protest.
YOIIN , Neb , bcpt. 10 ( Special to Tun
Uer.J Tlio people of Bradshaw uio dissatls-
Jled over the manner in which the committee
disposed of the money sent to the cjeloncsuf-
fcrers , Tlio citizens of the town held n pub
lic meeting Monday and passed strong resolu
tions denouncing the \vorlc of the committee.
They cliargo that the committee has donated
J1.500 to thu school board to bo used In the
erection of a school house , and thnt much of
ino money nil ucen squandered. ' > no com
mittee Is now asked to furnish tin itemized
account of all receipts and disbursements ,
that the donors tin ouBhout the country may
know \ \ hat disposition lias been rnado of the
funds.
State Imwii Tennis loiimaiuciit.
HASTINGS , Neb , Sept. 10 [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Bm.l The Nebinska , state
lawn tenuli tournament opened this after
noon for a tbreo days' meet. All the princi-
inl clubs in the stuto aio reptcsonted. by largo
numbers of their dcst plaveas ,
In the mixed doubles , Mr. and Miss Mooney
of Amimhou won over Miss nnd Mr. Johnson -
son ; Mr. and Mrs Ferguson won over Mr.
Unbcock and Miss rinley. In the men's
doubles , Duncan nnd Henry won over Hupo-
jnan and Feiguson ; Johnson and Patterson
over Uoohnicr and Giegory : Smith and Bab-
tock over Hortvvoll nnd Clark ; Burr and
Gcisthc-rt , Lincoln , over Mooney and Knight ,
Arapahoe.
Illtlcn. by ix Itattlcsiinkc.
Wru'ixo WATIU , Neb. , Sept 10. [ Spe
cial to Tin : BEI ] AV. W. Di\Is , a farmer
thrco miles south of town , \\hllo ranking hny
this morning , was bittou by a. rattlesniilcc.
Thosnnkovvns cut In two bvthc miehlno and
Mr. 1) ) ivis was down on his knees cle-ining
out the sickle , when the headend of thosnako
bit him on the iirm near the elbow. He de
layed coming to town for treatment and it Is
feared the result may bo s > eious. !
Kcpiibliuuii Valley Iltipllsts.
AIM * . , Neb , Sept , 10 [ Spec ! il to
Tiir HUB.Tho ] HopublU an A'alloy Baptist
association , in annual meeting in this city for
the past thrro days , closed Sundiy c\ening
bv n si'tmon on forolpn missionary \\oik bv
Itov. Mr. Ciosuy of Holdrcse. Aiiuinbor of
ministers \\oro piesciit. The following of-
llcers wcio elected ; President , Kev. Mr
Inghnm of nindon ; clerk , J. A.Armstrong ;
tiensurcr , I1. P , Bentley of Alma.
I'll ! more County Fair.
GLM\M , Neb , Sept. Id f peclnl Tele
gram to Tin : Bn J 'Jho seventeenth annual
fairof the Filhnoro
county ngiicultural so
ciety opened hcio this inoiniiis under tbo
most favorable auspices. 'Iho ' grounds hu\o
been Improved nnd a now floral hall built at
mi outlaj of $1 , 0. The entilca so far , not
\vilh3tandllig the div \\eithcr , arodoublo
these of any other yea11.
at IJassott.
T , Neb , Sept -Special [ Telegram
to Tin : HIT ] Ouo biy anil one dark biy
Bcldlnir diaft horse \\eio stolen from the s > ta-
bin of C. P.Viltz on the llth No clue to
robbery has . -vet been found Ho offeis a ro-
wanlof fji ) tortlioictufnof the hoibcs and
thocaptuio of tbo thluvos.
Snfo I5Io\vc rH at Aiu-ili IMntte.
NOISTH PHTTK , Neb , Sept. 10. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : Urn. ] Uutianco was cf-
Jectod by buiglars Into the saloon of Gortler
& Waltunth , their safe opened by diilllnff ,
and over 200 talccnDthcicfrom. Tbero is 110
trace of the buiglars up to the present.
Cord lor Senator.
Bow , Nob. , Sept. 10. [ Special
Telognim to Tun Jlir.J Thomas MiCordof
Taylor was nominated for state senator by
the republicans of the Fifteenth scnatotial
ulstiict In session nt this place jestcrday.
Hebron Voles HonilH for Wntcrwoikp.
HKHIIOV , Neb. , Sept. 10. [ Special to Tiir.
BEE. J This city today \oted er > ,000 bonds to
provide n sj stem of waterworks. Aery
HljUt vote was polled 03 against and 153 for.
Albion .Notes ,
Ai.ntov , Neb. , Sept. 10. [ Special to Tnc
DEI : . ] The llootio county fair opens tomor
row and continues three dajs , In spite of
the thy weather the agricultural oxhlhlts
\\111 exceed all former displays in quantltj
and quality. The buildings huvo been on-
largett and all the space taVen. Water has
been piped to all paits of the grounds and the
track put in the very best condition. The
purses for horse races Imvo been Increased
nnd the entiles arodoublo these of any pro
tlous jcur. All sorts of athletic sports bavo
liecn provided for and a paity who ga\o u
successful balloon ascension hero some thno
Blnco has bcca engaged to gho exhibitions on
two dujs.
A conference of Voung Men's Christian as
( Delation woikcrs within a radius of seventy
Jlvo miles has been arranged for , to bo held Fi
Albion September 20 , 7 and 23. .Largo dele
gation ! from all tbo surrounding towns are
utKictod to bo proicut ,
Hon. R B. Tiffany , Judge of the Ninth dis
met , bos ghcn out thnt ho expects to rcslgi
in a short tlmu and a grand scramble for his
hoes Is about to take place. This town has
two candidate J. 8. Armstrong nnd 1II
Friend ; Ord , thrco A. M. Robblns , U. M
Coflin , A. A. Lavorty : Scotlu , ono G , W
Bcottj St. I'Aul , two A. A. Keudall and J
THEIR RECORD IS IKBROIffl
Milwaukee Adds Another to tbo String of
Victories Over Omaha.
/
THE UMPIRE HELPED THEM DO IT ,
IIItBlJorj ; Again Accortlcd Very In-
tll/rcront / Support A. Oaiiio He-
Wlthl'rrori nnd Jtanlc
.Decisions The Score.
1'luvod. Woo , * Um Per Ct.
Mllwnukon . . . in 7" ! 4U .Wfl
Kansas Ultv ? o a >
111 7. 41 .0.17
Iit'iivor . . . 110 M S7 .4 a
Wdil Cltv. . JID 5J 60
Omnh.i . . . . 40 a i .4--j
llllfOlll . . . HI
il , t'uul. . . . 119 W 75 . .lid
Mlluuultt'o < l , Onmlia f .
Poor old , Ill-fated , nbusod , do\\n-tiodJen ,
deserted , desolate , dlspainng , hopeless
Omaha I
Lucky Mllivnulteo !
Vasterxlay afternoon In tlio first of their
last scries hcie , the Hrcttors , for 101110 unaccountable -
countable nnJ mysterious icason , were nl-
lowcd ten men against the Ulaclt Sox1 reg
ular nine.
This extra man uas Handle , the umpire.
The reason , piobablj , that Milwaukee
accorded this unprecedented courtesy was
because she Imd only won fifteen stiaight
[ torn Omaha , and It would mar her record to
nve this glittering chain of Uctorlos broken
at this late day.
The game opened up with n dash and a vim
lliat quickly aroused much of the inthusiusin
Lbat has been lying dormant In Mullen's pea
nut factor ) for the past two months , and
the thousands \\l\o \ crowded the stiuds
nnd blcacheis midu the earth and atmo&nhcio
vibrate with their resounding chccra.
Dan Ilonin'i mouth resembled M.imtnoth
iivo nnu the ro ar tlmt came out of It was
biggci than the new city hall building.
HoodlumUrifllth wnsln the box for the"
Usltois and for thu U\o first innings It was
biff' smash 1 bans'anil ' when the smoke aiirt
dust cleaied aly live big aldernnnlo runs
shone forth from the bulletin board and the
; Kopo ! cheered again.
They weto so happy ,
Milwaukee was to bohoatcn at last I
That's vh.it they thought.
But , poor deluded mortals , they didn't ' ob-
seivotho bashful smile that played nbout the
classic mouth ot the umpho and no-ei once
roali/ed tint thobtightest day could bomado
is black us Erebus bj the bimplo wave of his
ircteumtuial vaud.
But it.i9 ever thus
In the sixth iiminf * Milwaukee came In and
tied tbescoic tied it in a double bow Knot.
They made foui runs , thieo of tnom by tbo
jraccof Handel's ' miserablewoilc Nobody ,
io\\ever , would bo malielousenough tochai'go
ihatthls piecedure on his part was luten-
tlonal , for it was not ,
Ho was only mistaken In his judgment , nnd
eat a beeWenlt
Then a atn in the eiglith repeti
tion of this nightmare allowed big ,
redheaded Moirissoy to tiot across
the plate with the -winning run , nnd
sore and disappointed , and breathing male
diction deep and broad and long , the throngs
dispersed aud sadly fuado their wa ) home-
waul In the boftonedliRhtof eventide.
Itnouldluiidly bo the right thing , how-
eyer , to close this poem without a stanza de-
yoted exclusively to the pla > ing of the two
teams.
In the first place , Eiteliory , who pitched
for Oinahi , put up an admirable gaiiip , and
but six of the ten hits charged up against
him U'oio really hits. The otucr four iveio
the icsults of some of the most blockhead
niisplaying on the part of big support over
seen on a ball liold.
Don't loolc for an elucidation in'tho error
column , for you will fall to find It theie. for
the damage was all duo to unaccepted chances ,
or blufls at playing ball weald bo a better
wato &tlo it.
On the other hand Milwaukee constructed
an almost crrorle'ss ganio. and \ et , as anoma
lous as It seeim , could not have won vviui
am thing like eatable umpiring.
The same tcuns ajaln this afternoon.
The score :
OMUIA.
AII. it la. sn SH. ro ji. r. .
.as 4 01 l 0 A tt 0
Newman , c 4 1 U 0 I
8ti > ii7i > l , rf 4 1 1.1 U 0 0 U
( Jlovuluiul , ! JI 0 1 0 U 4 4
O'Conuer , Ib o o n 01
Willis , m 4 1 1 0 0 0 0
Iliinrabin > "b 1 1 o 1 * ' '
Monin. i 0 a 0 S 1 o
.4 1 i 0 0 4 0
Tot US SI S 10 i ! ; i it 17 4
Poorman , rf r > 0 1 0 1
I'dtll , in 4 1 1 0 0
ShuuU.s4 4 1 0 0 1 J II
Dilivmplo , K . t 1 0 0
AUIeh , 21) 4 1 1 0 0 II 4 0
MouNsclb 4 J 1 0 012 0 0
Junt7eiic 1 OR 2
4
GillUth.p ,
Tot ill . . . r , o to o o 27 i
SCOIIE IIV INSINCH
Omiilin 2 : i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5
MlUvauUuo 0 UO 10 1 I ) 1 0
8UMM\KV.
rurnoil runs Oninha " > , MltvmlteoS. Three
biso Jilts \\lllls , I.itpljorfe. Slioe-K. Double
iilavs MllwalikooSOiniiha 1. Itaseuu bills
5 lleljoij I. ( Irltlltli.1. Jilt by plU-hcr Iltol-
jui , ; I , Gilllltli 1. btruoU out Lltuljnr ; S ,
lllrllHlth : ) . lltno of caniP-Oiinliouraud forty-
tl\o inlnntus Uijiplru lluiiclle.
Siouv City IH , I-itncolti (1.
SiouCm , la , Sept. 10 fSpechil Tele
giam toTimUKE ] Following Is the scoio
of todi's gaino :
BY INMS'CIS.
Olty 5 0 0 10 20 U 2 18
Lincoln 020 UU JO 10 0
BUMMAUV.
Two-biso hits llluck , Wldncr. Horn ) ]
Throc-ljaso hlts-Qlonn , Kappul , I'owell 2.
Onmlcy. Ollno , riannmin. llusus on ImlU Oir
Molilei U. 'UMaori. Stiuulc out lly Jlohler B ,
WlUner 1. Wild pltclus-lly Wldnci 1. bicrl-
Hen hlti Slouc'lty ' u . Lincoln8. 1'assod ' halls
Hoover ] , Hams btoltn bloux Olty J , lln-
coin J Uoublu pi iy 1'hulan ' and 1 laniBaii.
'lluiuof K'"io ' 1'wo hours and tHuntj-livo
minutes. Umpire lloov ur.
Knnmis City 17 , St I'niil 8.
IC-.NSVS CITIMo , Sopt. 10 [ Special
Telegram to TUB I3u' . ] rollonlug U the
score of today's pamos
e'lTl , ST. 1'AUU
U II O A E il n o A s
Mnnnlnc,2b..l Abber , rf. , .1 U 1 u o
Mi-oi is. . , s a i a I Umtirwood in ) 0 4 1 i
lloovcr.in , . , , J 1 1 o 0 irijiuclilliiul a 3 I i
Slcnrni , Ib. , .3 .190 0 O'llrlcn. ab . . .I U U a i
Ciirpinter , ! ) b U a 1 6 I " at.i a 4 a i
Ouuton o. . . .1 452 0 Murphr. m..l 3 J O I
p , .y 2 0 " Urqulnrt , o .1 'i 3 3 I
Holland , rf. 3 1 1 a b ib . o i a o
Couway , If , 4 J 3 0 I sclimljtp'l 3012
Tot ii I'T lan 10 i ToUls 8 17 J7 IT U
11V INXINdd
Kaims Olty 1 ! l 0 4 2 1 I 5 0 17
bt. 1'aul , 0 U 0 0 U 0 1 U 7 d
BUJIM vitv ,
named rmis-ICiums Oltv 0. St. I'aul J
Two-huso lilts-.stuums. Ooiiwiy. Qtuison
Schmidt. AtiLmy , Thri > -baso lilts-Nicoi , Ale-
Lanslilln , Abbey. JJoublu uUyUnilervvoud
und oWnrrluk. liases on ualls-bxvartie ! 4 ,
Hohmldt 8 Struck out S\vartzol2 , 'Schmidt ! . ' .
Wlltl pitches biuuildt U. Hit tjy iilleher-
lloovcr , Wurrlck. I'asbcd balU-Ouiiioii 1.
l'r < ) uliartl. Tlmo Two lujurs and tivoutv-
llvo minutes. Uniplro-Uuslck.
O , Denver U ,
Minn. , Sept. 10. [ Special
Telegram to TUB UnB.j-MliineapolU won
Ueiucr Avlth euq toduy. Tuo f aturea were
the fielding ot Curtis nnd Mcssltt nnd Dug *
dale's woilc with the bit. 'Ihu score :
MIVVFAI'Or.H. i ElNVBIl
11V ISNINO * .
Mltitieiuolls 0 : 0 0 OS 01 0-0
Demur 1 0 0 ! ! 0 0 0 U 0-l !
SUMMAIIV.
nnrnocl nins Mliincipolls 1 , Denver ! ? . Two-
bami hltt-Mlnnchan , llonin runs O'Hi IIMI.
htolinliasp-i Jllnneipolla. ' Demurs Dotililo
lilavs Ivlllcn toltyii , .MeOloni- l O llrl ( > n to
Mclllonc. llnsosoii ballt ICIIIcn" , Mi'.VublN.
Illl by pll < tied U.ill-ICIlIPII 1. Mruck ont-
ICIIIiMiV. McNnbli4. 1'nssid ' balH Dutdiilii 1 ,
Kojiioldillld tiIichcs-Mo > nbb I , J.ertun
liitsi'j Minnoaiiolls li Doinor S. ' 1'lmo 'livo
hours anil tun minute * . Umplro-McDerniott ,
American
AT
Hochcster 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-t
Syriutiso I U 0 0 0 0 0 1
Hits Kochcster 4. Svracuso" . Kriois
rjochobter n , Syracuse 0 Batteries Miller
aiidMcKeogh ; Casey * .ana 1'itz. Umpiie
Ta\lor.
Called on account of diukness.
AT I'lIII.VIU LI'IIH.
I'lrst came
Athletic 1 00000 0-I
Bnltltnoie. . . , 1 0 0 0 U 1 1-t
lilts Athletic 3 , Baltimore 10. Knots
Athletic I , Baltimore a Batteries Giteao
anil Kobtnsoii , Qurmin and Townscnd. Um
pire Docschci.
Called-rain.
Second game postponed on account of
ruin.
AT coi.tnincrs.
Columbus 100000000-1
St. Lou w ( ) 00000000-0
Hita-Columbus 1 , St. Louis 2. Errors
Columbus I ) , bt. nouls 1 , Bntterics-Chatn-
bcilaiii and O'Connor ; Hait uud Muujan.
Uniphc Unullo.
AT TOLPDO.
rirstgamo-
Toledo 00 00 01 00 0-1
LouUvilio . .02 00 0 'J U 0 0
Hits Toledo , Louisville 7. Errors
Toledo 0 , Louisville 1. Batteries Hc.ilcy
und Holers ; Straiten and Hyuu. Unipiics
Cniry imcl Kctitm.
Second game
Toledo 00 00 00 00 0 0
Loulsvillo. . . . I ) 0 1 0 0 0 4 * 8
Hits-Toledo 10 , LouisUllo 11 Enors-To-
ledo . ' 3 , LouUsillo 0 Hattoiles Cushmau
and Sago ; Kluct and Wcckbeckui ; . Uinpiie.s
Currj autlKeiins
I'oit polled Giinips.
'Hie follo'.vins Ramos we 10 postponed on
account of i-.dn : Natioml at Now Yoi k , and
Diothciliood at Jfow Vorlc. Clo\cland uud
IJhiludephi.i !
National bcn iiD.
AT I1O3TOV.
Boston 1 0 10 (1V ( ( 020 4
Hiookljn , . . . .14 U 0 02 00 * 12
Hits Boston 8 , Brooklyn II. Eirors Bos
ton 5. Brooklyn 8 Uattcries Get7clu and
Ilardio , Loctt and Dally. Umpire Lj neb.
ATCI.hMI.lVI )
Cleveland 0 4 0 0 0 J
Tittsbiirg . 1 0 0 L 0 U
IIitsCleeland 1 , Ptttaburg " > Krior- .
Cleveland 1 , Pittsuurs 1. Rattcties Viau
and Zlmmoi , Anderson ana Decker. Umniro
-Strief.
Calleu on account of ruin.
AT CHICAGO
Chicago . 1 5
Cincinnati . 0 'J
Hits-Chicago 8 , Cincitimtl (5. ( JCitors
Chicago 1. Cincinnati r > Hatteiies Hutch-
insoiinnd Kittredgo ; Mullauo und Harring
ton. Umpho McQuald.
Plnjpra *
AT CIIICICO.
Chicago . 1 0 1
Buffalo . 0 1 0 0 U 0 0 0 y
Hits Chicago fi , Buffalo 7. Errors-
Chicago 4 , Buffalo 3 Batteries Barston
and BoyloT\vitihell nnd JIaclc. Umpires
Ferguson and Holbert.
THE SJt'JKKIt UlA'a.
Clioycnno Races.
CIIBHXMVo : , Sept. 10. [ Special Tel
egram to Tun Bnrl The sixth annual
Wyoming fair opened hero today with
a good attendance The agricultural
and other exhibits .aro not yet
In good shape , and conseijuentiy almost the
entire Interest in the opening day centered
In the racing programme , which
contained some featuies of great
excellence The biggest event of the
day was the Chojcano club cup rate.
The cup Isnlued at $000 , and has
now been ma for four times
Under the terms , contestants mo confined to
horses foaled in Wyoming- and must
bo ridden by n guest of either
the Che > enno or Larnmio clubs The
cup wasflrst won in 18ST by Cllma.\ , owned
by Divis & Cho-ite , inUlfl ; In 18s > 8 it wns
won by Dcrond i then oncd by J , D. Goodcll ,
in iJ.'ir.i . In ISS'J it \\as won by
Linicrlck , a I1oal Hoiso association borso , in
2:11 : , The distance Is ono nnd ono eighth
miles Thei o we > o seven entries for the rare ,
two by the Choycimo stable , font by the
Itojal Horse association , onabyT.W.Uiooks ,
who now owns and lode Dorondn. 'Ihough
getting u bad start , Doiondaled to thollnish ,
although tbo fleldas closely bunched , nnd
passed close to the lend in the last eighth.
The iccotd was lowetcd by Deronda to 2 : OSk.
Lime-tick of the Hoynl stables was second ,
and Puz/le of the Cheycni o stables third.
The Statehood milo dash for a purse of
SoOOwas won easilvby Mail IValdeu , Yellow
Allio second , Dan Meek third. ' 1 lino-1 : 10 .
The a yi tiot Hailstounwon in three
straight heats , Mattlo J bccond , Topsy third.
Time 2.J9.
Bit the ! i:24 trot Louis S won In three
straght heats , Jasper second , uud Belle J
thud. Time 3:21 : %
OinvoHcinl Itaues.
Oiuvi snND , N. Y , , Sept. 10.-Special [ Tcl-
cgiamto't'iii : Bbc.j Thotraclc was muddy.
Sumnuuy.
rive eighths of a mllo-Voluntcor II ( the
fa\orlto ) uon , Bobby Black second , BaUarct
third , Eon drawn. Timo-1 :02 : .
Ono nnd one-sixteenth miles Diablo won ,
Sluggai d second , Ivllss Belle third , Krlo ( the
fa\oiitonot ) heard fiom , Ucpoitei , Strlrta-
waiincf Balvliil driwn. Time laJ : ,
Three fourths of a mile , Prospect stables
Russol won , Gascon second , lloiner third ,
Salllo McClelland ( the fu\orlto ) . Hot heard
from , IMlpso , I'otonmc , Strathineath and
Amulet di awn Time 1 > \ .
Milo nnd ono-quai tor , Oiiental staltes
Kurus ( the favorite ) won , Uon soconu , Cast
away II third , Prlnco Fonso , Come to Ta\v ,
Kingston and Tonny drawn. Tiino 2J'4' | ' .
rivo-olghttis of a mile , selling Klrlcovor
( the fa01 Ho ) won. Ella T second , Latltm
thltd. Ilcleue ( colt ) and Adnir drawi. flnio
I 05.
rivc-elRhtbs of a mile , selling VIcttlx
( filly ) won , Itcnjamln second , John M third ,
teller \ 1'ihico ( the favorite , ) not bend from. *
Milo nnd one-sixteenth , selling Kouiplaad
( the fworltoon ) , Ulenmouud second , IlocltJ
so ) third.
UUCCH.
LouiSMLi.ElCy. , Sept , 1(1 ( [ Spe'clal Tel
egram to THE BKI.J The Hack was fast.
Summary : i
Ono-lmlfj mile , maidens , Ilcsponso won ,
L.UUI . second , Liberty Bell thhcl , Mon Diolt
( the favorite ) not m it. Time-no'/ ' ,
Ono half milo , maidens Tenor won , Ori
ental second , Maud B thlnt , Lott ( the favor
ite ) not board from , Douglass drawn , 'lime
Ono milo , selling Mlckls II won , General
Caldwell second , Joe \Valton third , Jubilee
( tlio favorite ) not hi it. Time I ill ) .
Ono mile , selling Nina Archer ( the favor
ite ) won , Rogers tccond , Hobln third. Thno
1 : 15 ,
Three-quarters of a mile , blue grass stakes
Tom liogew won , 1'hllora bccoiul , liu-
dolph third , Hoseluud ( the favorite ) not
heard from , Sly Lisbon and Hindoo Lass
drawn. Time 111" .
Mile and oue-clghUi-Catalpa ( the favor-
lie ) won. Hamlet second , KugoniiUhlrd , ( Jen-
cral Culdwcll drawn. Tlino-1 :5T. :
MUo uud ouo sixteenth , sclliug JUailo
ronsotho ( fai'orlte ) won. Hopeful second ,
Nero thlnl. Tn i : ' , j.
Hni e .
CnnAn lliinjy , lSept. \ . 1ft [ SiieclnlTelo-
gram to Tut : Hi i ] Iho full mcetliiBof the
Iowa association of trotting horse breeders
opened herotoaai , , The truck \\At In good
condition and thoiaccsoiollrstclass \ , Sum-
in irv ;
Thwe-ycaroUl1 trot-Acgon von , Ilrown
Cedar second , J tn i \V third , llest time
il'-'SV . . '
Stallion trot 'iJ.'JS ' ' class-IMioJeilch
, . - Dhu
won , Jim Star secu/td. / Star Bashaw third.
llest tlmoJJ5. : ! . '
Special threo-Wr-old , pacing Storm won ,
Nox second. B3s ( time 1U
The futurity sUko of ISbS vas von by
Doloiltu hi3ut. :
'tirf.
L.ONUO.V , Sept 1(1 ( [ Spuihl Cablegram to
TIM : nit.l-Thoraco : : for the Badminton foil
platoof 1OX ) sovereigns , 70) ) sovereigns to
the winner , 200 to the nominator of the win
ner , nnct 50 each to tbo owner mid nominator
of the second for ll\o fur-
, two-year-old ? , \ -
loupe , straight , was tun nt Leicester today
and wnsoi \ by Mr. Doughs Ralru'a Phjl-
llila , Mr. Uroook C'oett'i ' bay lllly Cercza second
end , and iSlr. Uuuy's Queen ol the TalrieJ
third.
ClcTcland I nccs.
Cn\Kr.ANn , O , Sept. 10 This vas the
oponlntr day of the fall meeting at the Cle\o
land driving pnik Sunumiiy :
2:50 tiot.ifSOO-Tom Arden won , Colonel
May second , Tat Downing tlihd , Ulsmout
fourth. llest tlmo 3 Jl
Two-year old stake , viduo ? J,235 Stern-
berg won , Free second , others distanced.
Bcsttlmo-220j ! , .
Grand Circuit Kacos.
PiniAnrii'iin , l > a. , Sopt. Ki.-Hain mndo
the trade soft nnd slippery and the 2'J trot
was postponed. Summar ) ;
2)3 : ) pacing , f 1,000 Orphan Boy won ,
Treasure second. Divld Copperllcld thiid ,
Stigwii lourth. Bcsttlmo-2a-l .
liJt trotting , § 1,000 N'lghtlngalo won ,
Frank T second , John W
ruled out.
lips.
AT OIUVI SHSU.
Fhst race Dii/lo , ITrontonce.
Second laco-Machtono , Woodtiittcr ,
Third laeo St. Omer , roierunner.
Fouith race Esquimaux , Bustecd ,
Fifth race i\atiKclinc : , ( Jlnuiline.
Sixth iaco Longford , Kamblcr.
AT lOHSVIM.n.
First i-ico ] jli , i ucy P
Second rnco-l'ollMoll , Honilnl
Ihlid race lllloy.V ( ! Morris.
Fourthia"e-Mlsd Couitiiey , Lott.
Fifth race Miss Hiwldns , loiigshora.
Kntrlcs Tor Toil ay's
Al GIWr ! > INI > .
l nst ncc , one milo Monroe , Count Dud
ley , Ilocitsoy , Dri/do , VilliiRfl King , Lndy
.Tune ( colt ) , ClioiapcaKc , Clolden Ilotn ,
Cuuiga , Klltton , Fioiitoine.
bccondiacetlirccquailci-s , ofn mile oNtad-
htonc , Benedietlno , Hel\\ood , Kasson , Yomg
Dulte. Pi into Howard , T ont' Shot , 1'at
Shccdy , Capulin , Annlo Bo\len ( gelding ) ,
Woodcutter , Lep-mto , Pt-ssar.i
tion stakes Ouniilcll , ICeniphuul , Bra\o ,
Insight , Golden Hqel , l'uz/le. Vivid , Lola
May , Diuinstiek , Hod Leaf , Philander , Ks-
qulmaujr , Palisaac , Vcngcur , Worth , Uc-
poiter , Bustced.
rifth race , flvo eighths of a mile , selling
Evangelino , Chiudine , Uarthena , Astiono-
mcr , Alma ( filly ) , Appom ittox , Touiist , Host
Boy , Uncertain , ervitor , Benjainiu , Ceic-
bus. Slrltno , MIstyMornhir , ( , Emma
Sixth iacc , milQttiid ono-eiehth Garrison ,
Anaconda , Longfoid , Kamblcr.
AT lOUISVIU/K
First race , ono mill- and twenty vawls Bob
L. Clmntress , MjaMile , , Miss Leon , lockup.
Mury H , Eli , Camilla , Tom Hood , Lucv P.
Second r.ice , milo and seventy jnrds , sell
ing Robin , Major Tom , Kcininl , Daniel ,
Berthu , 1'cll Moll , Hoynl Gnrtor , Kocuatle ,
Spectator , 13ob Foraythe.
'Ihird race , mile and a quarter , St Lcgcr
stakes-Uncle Bob , Rlloy , W. G. Mori is ,
Good bj e , O utloolr , G ni ) son.
rourth r.icu , five eighths of a mile , maiden
fillies Budcil i j\I , Fahhavcn , Godlva , Pet
( lllly ) , Longleaf , Roscdell , Lott , Viola
Guild , Ithodi Gale , Miss Couituoy , Maud B ,
rifthiace , ono mile , Miss Hawkins , Ed
Hopper , Longshoie
It Is Destined lo Ilccomo a Cityjof
Orciit Iiiiporttincc.
AKVNSVS lUunon , TeSept. . 10 [ Special
Telegiam to Tin : Bi i : . ] The great question
which has agitated the people of the south-
vest for yeais Is at last about to bo solved ,
nnd itlsnowau absolute ceitainty thnt deep
watcron tbo Totas coast vill bosecuieet at
this point within the next eight or
ten months. Fifty of the leading
men of the country , with llussell
II , Ilairlson as president , have organized
themselves Into a company to carry out the
grand pioject , and an army of workmen is
about to engage in the glotious entcipiiso
Goveinor Ireland anel Lieutenant Governor
Wheeler of Texas aio autivo laborers in the
great undeilakine , and seven congiessmcn ns
well as other distinguished citizens fiom
\aiious puts of the country nave
joined in giving this section the gieatost
eoinuieicial boom that could possibly
advance the IiitcroMs or prosperity of Uio
Lone Star state. The city of Aiausus Hui-
borwhich was only dedicated a few dajs
ago , has already made tremendous strides ,
and ptopeity within its boundaiy is on the
wildest boom. At thosulo of town lots just
closed the greatest excitement and
livalty prevailed , and in tlio eager
ness of the gioat gathering to puiUmso
a slice In the fuiuio metropolis they fell over
tlio tables and benches , many of these nros-
cnl buying as many as fifteen to twenty high-
priced lots before thoj left. [ PUcy had what
ever they wanted Of the most spirited bid-
dots wcionnuinbor of ladles , including Mrs
J. A. Jones of Corpus Christ ! , \\lio bought a
magnificent lot , on which she will Imme
diately erect an oilleo and engage la the real
cstutotiiicl Insurance business. Judge R. Button
of St , Louis conducted the sale and sns tint
lu hlscxpcilcnco as an auctioneer he never
saw so much entlujslasiu manifested to so-
curolots nnd never saw a grander slto for a
great city than "iVi-nnsas Harbor. Buycis
from cloven states ) a < well as fiom the re-
publle of Mexico ; ivcio in attendance , nnd
Senor J. L. Vcrlstifcno of San Luis I'otosI
hail an npent on the ground who purchased
several lots. Mfriiy bujcrs were present
f i oin Kockportand alltnoncihboiliigtowiis ( ,
and the people of.Cdcjms Cliustl chiutercd a
sped il train , caujW Mcr to the sale in a body
and \\cio among Iqcljuost liberal Investors in
the entire gathering Everything passed off
la a most satiafiutory mauuci , uml
the sale closed ) /\\ith bi ei-a clnm-
oring for moro lots. The number
Of purchases madtfiiliinot bo given , but be
yond all doubt t , q . 'transactionsuere the
most extensive otj a.uy sale thato\ei- took
pluto in the southwest. Notwlthstaiicllng
the stir and commut6n | that existed thtough-
out , the crowd "iv at all times Jolly and
good natuiecl , null' at the close of the
proceedings clcctbir Judge Joseph Smith
of Cincinnati , \\l\o \ i as ono of the
largest purchaiors , tbo ( list mayor of the
new city by acclainnmtion. Everybody left
imbued vlth the idea that Atansas I la tbo r
would soon bo ono of the gicatest commer
cial cities In the south , nnd from the extra
ordinary Improvements contemplated , its
beautiful ami healthful location , IN close
proximity to deep vatcr , uml the iloh nnd
mugalllccnt country that surrounds
it , there Is no icuson to think
otherwise. A now postoftico building
has just been established , a line hotel Is iu
course of election , uail another mammoth
one u 111 at once bo built A newspaper will
bo slatted in a few days , a telegraph oftlce ,
railroad depot nnd several stores and prhato
residences are being conducted for , and ere
long what was only a short time ago a house
less piairlo will blossom Into a great metrop
olis , whcro the lurgiut tblps will llnd a safe
bin bor and the products of land aud sea will
reach the whole southwest.
Water Lily Soap will float.
THE NEW TARIFF COMMISSION
A Lively Tiino Eipsctcd in Oonferenoa Over
tLo Soiiato Amendment ,
M'KINLEY ' MENTIONED FOR CHAIRMAN.
A Measure Passes the Srnnto Subject *
Nntloiml Hank X ten to
Ta.vitlnn by Stmcs 311s-
cellancoits Notes.
U'AMIIXOTOK Ilfnrm Tim O\tm v HER ,
f > n KouiiTruVTiiSTiiri.T ,
WAMIINOTOV 1) . G , Sept , 10.
There \\illprobibly bo a lively light In tlio
confctcnce on the tariff bill over the senate-
amendment croatlng- tulfT commission.
Uherenro to bo llvo commissioners atnsnlnry
of * > rOiX ) cieh , three of thorn to bo repre
sented by the pirty In power. If tlio com
mission Is appointed theio Is a gcncril senti
ment In favor of Mr. JlelCinley ns chalriiuu
of thocoininmston In the event of his defeit
at the November election. Theio is a vciy
good [ iroccdcnt for hii appointment. It
\ \ \ lbo \ remembered that Mr Moirlson of Illi
nois - \ \ 11 made head of the inters ! ito commerce
commission Mr , McKlnloyholdf prictlcally
the snmo position now that Mr. Monlson did
when hist in congress. At tint time Ulr.
Morrison Mas chairman ot Iho committee on
ways and means and as such win the ex
ponent of the democratic puty't ideas on the
larhT. railing to secure a reelection , 31r
Cleveland promptly selected him ai ono of
the members of the interstate commerce coin-
mission. Colonel Bajne of I'lttsburg , at
present a member of the wnjs and moms
committee , who has declined icuoinlnation ,
has nl o been named prominent ! ) foi a posi
tion on the commission ,
nxviiov 01 v\TIOVu. IIVM ; KOTI : .
A bill of consldoi iblo Importance passed
tlie senateii ° in con n day or two ago It w is
to subject to state taxation national btnlc
notes and United States ttensury or legal
tendci notes. 'Hie bill Avns oiiRhinlly intio-
duced by Senator Gcoigo of Mississimil , but
as passed it as a substitute proposed by the
committee on Judicial ) . ItproUdos that all
circulation issued by or under authority of
the United States slnll not bo exempt fioni
fixation b ) any state or territory , piovldod
that such taxation shall bo In the same man
ner and at the same tate that other money is
laved
inn isTr-ioTTPiir IUIT , .
Postmaster ( ieneral Wanaimkor ndiic\cd
the triumph of his olllclalllfo toiliv i\hon the
senate took up tlio mill-lottery bill nnd passed
It withoutdivibion , thuholo operation tak
ing less than ll\o minutes. No ono spoke
against it nnd there was no.ve.i or nay oto
The bill -Has called up b\ Senator Sa\\or ,
lead and pissud , so that the Louisiana lottery
company seems to bo done for nt last , or , at
least , thoroughly uouucled In cverj icspect.
Senator Voorheos liid intended to spealc
against the bill , but Mr. Sawjcr dis
suaded him fioni doing so. One or two
othei senitoi-s had intimated a desiio to ia-
tioduco some nmoiidiimnts , but Mr Sawyer
succeeded In persuading thorn to do other
wise , so that , ho succeeded in having the bill
nasseil lust oxantlv ns It mssed the house It
nowpoes to the picsidcnt and will probably
become nlnv before \\eeklscniled. . Some
verylntoicstinff stories are told of the last
frantic offoits that \\oro mndo by the Lonlsl-
nna lotteiy coinpnm to defeat or postpone the
passage of the bill It Is know n th it a few
dava ago ono of the representatives of tholot-
terj company sought to obtain on latcuipw
with a ccitain senator , that senator bcintr
in ignorance of the identity of Ids visitor"
After bon.u jrcllininarv skirmishing the vis
itor stated to him boldlj the purpose of his
visit , The company , ho said , was M illing to
spend f 15,000 to see tlio anti-lottery bill 10-
feried to the senate committee on judlthry.
Or that $15,000 , ho said. $ , ) . ( )00 was for him
( the agent of the comp tin ) nnd $10,000 for
the senator who seiuivcl the reference. Ills
needless to say that the lobbyist failed in
his purpose. It Is equal ) } well known that u
duj or two ago a pioinincat senator in hose
state there is just now \erylively campaign
affecting his scat was nppioached by this
same agent and w is told If he succeeded in
ha\Ing the bill postponed until next session
thocompinyouldspend $ i",00 ( ) in this sen
ator's ' state and to pledge a loirislatuio f ivor-
ublo to the senator's rotuin to the senate
The prompt pissago of the bill todiiv In the
beuato shows how uusuccessful hino been all
efforts to even retard the bill
There Is considerable ) indignation felt hero
at the rcmarfcablo tardiness of tlio United
Stitcs district attorney before nhoin the
postofticodcpaitincnt has place an onoimous
amount of hi formation regarding the
woilc of the lotteiy company in this
distnct. Jlr. Hogo has up to the
picscnttlino given no intimation thnt ho pro
pesos to do an\ thing practical in the muter
and the postoflico authorities bavo about
ubiudoncd bopo that any thing will come
dining his ndminlstiatloa fiom all tneir la
borious investigation.
HOLM ; TAKIPF COMTIIEM
After two da5's' caniest consideration of
the matter , Speaker Heed announced the
house conferees on thotniifi1 bill Just b3foio
adjournment this afternoon. Theyuio the four
senior republicans nnd the tlnco senior de-mo-
ciaU of tlio committee on waj s andineiuis The
delay in selecting them was duo tothodosiio
of many members and Inteusts tohiuo ox
Governor Gear of Iowa placed on the list. A
plieo-vus undo for him some dijs are b )
Mr. Bayno , viho stated that he did notdosiie
Lo act us ono of the managcis for the house ,
but Inter tlio members of his delegation do-
minded that ho should take u place in the
conference ON Ing to the gio.it interests of
I'etmsjlwinmln tlio bill He defeircdto the
visiles of hn colicigucs and told the speaker
ho would export to bo named. Then it became -
came a question between Hurrows , the second
end inembci of. tlio committee , and CJcnr.
Uho foiuicr piosldcd nt Iho meet
ings of the committee in the ah-
stnco of iJChanman JlcICinloy , took
ndocnlntcicit mid active psit in iraming
the bill , is spealter pro tern and altogether too
important a poison to bo loft oil Iho omnilt-
tee , event by liU o\\n \ request , whitli was
not loithcomlng Dmgley had to bavo a
place ns Kcw JSiiplund's ropieseiitntlve , so
no place could bo found for Gcai. Another
thing thnt operated agiinst his sdoctloii was
the lait that Alllioii , ono of the senate con-
fcrees , Is liom his stnto ( Iowa ) andliopro-
scnts , of couibe , the snnio interests asould
the ex governor The senate confciccs do
iiote.xpeot to piogroM so lapidly in their
woik ns if Gear had bein chosen , and Monday
Is the earliest day new set fu agiccmcnt
and n-port. Some of the sonuto conferees
uould not bo surpilsed If n disagreement
had inconferoiicooii the sugar question and
arofcienco to thot o bianclics for settle
ment. In that event they saj theie is no
doubt the house A\ouUl vote for No 111
us the dividing line instead of No ItJ.
TUP. AHIIVISHIS' ICCOt'NTH PI'JIOM I > .
The accounts of the Onmln pcntofllw
building site appraisers ha\obocnapi > ro\ed by
the dep.utment of Ju.stico and the courtotrlccts
at Orniha liavo been so notified There ij
ono account still pending , howc\cr , and that
Is the bill sent in by tbo < JUti let attorney for
his seivices , This bis not yet passed the
hands of tbo accounting ofllcora and the rea
son is that it is on a ditloicnt imts fiom the
nccounU of the appraisers thombolves. The
lattei liud their unaiils mido by the couit
and the approval of these awards w.u simply
a matter of formallt ) Tbo attornn ) gcucial
himself passes upon the district nttonicj's
account , and until ho approves that the bond
cannot bo disihaiged nor can the senlco
money in the hinds of the couit bo pild o\cr
to thojo to \ \ liom it Is duo.
ivTiA ! srS'iioN T IK ,
There is much difference of opinion among
congiiwsinjn as lo tlm tiuth of the icpoit
ftom Ciejson tliat I'rcsMent Ilnrilson will
call cougic * J together In extra session early
In Is'ovonibor In casu adjoummeni is had
without action on ccitalu measures. It Is bo-
llovcd that the president , personally , Is not
Inclined to bring congress together before tbo
date llxcd by the constitution for icis-
sumbltng , nnd ( but If bo is considering the
( jueiitlon of Issuing a call It Is duo to the pres
sure brought to bear upon him At the sena
torial conference -which decided to abandon
the flection bill for this session the Question
was generally expressed that the piesldont
should bo asked to rcconvo'.in congress Im
mediately after the elections mt at the tlmo
it wis suggested that if congress was wanted
to come together again at that tltno It had tlio
power to do BO by taking a recess. Henry
Cabot Lodge- said ho believed tUo prudldcat
would rail on extra session to consider not
only the election hill but other measures that
0011 Id not bo disposed of at this session , iSlr.
McICinloy nald tbo probability of a call de
pended upon ho\v far rtngwss nt this session
vent tow anl disposing of iwndlng ( picstions.
He atl ded , ItcliiK'luottloned ' farther , that ho
thought it likely thnt not much would bo
Uono this session after the tarlftblllM dis
posed of.
\Vllllain K. Gibbons luv * been comtnlssloncd
postmaster at i'lovor , In to t ike effect
October 1.
The coiumltttce on public lands has made
a favorable report on authorising and directIng -
Ing the ropiymont or ono-lnlf the cost of con
structing cei tain pa\cmeuts in the city of
Lincoln.
This moinlnglion. . Jerry II. Miu-phy , the
well linowitox > ivproscnUulvo from the Div-
cnpoit , la.dlstik't , , mid Miss Alary A.Vnl -
ton. daugliter of Dr. J L. Walton of Capitol
Hill , \\ero imirrleil at St. Peter's church nnd
stiutod Immediately on a ttip to the west.
'Hits ct out wat catiiely tiucxpocted by the
filends of Mr. Jlurpliv.
Assistant Scott'tafy Chamller has nfllrmed
Iho decision of Commissioner ( Jroff In re
jecting the appllcitlon of John A. Golden to
tmilcon homesteiit entry of the northwest
quarter of luotouthcant quartet of ttio norlh-
uest quarter of section 15 , tounshlp 3 , and
tbo southwest qn'irtcrof ' the southwest quir-
tcr of section ill , towwdihiSJ north , lange a
west , O'Neill , Nob.
Alwiit two months ago the presldunt iioml-
n ited LouM Desniaries to bo coiner of the
mint at New Oilcans. Ho is at present
cashier nt the custom house , n iwsl-
tlon ho held hcioio the udmln-
Istiatlou of Ulr. Clovchmd. The nomi
nation has been held up in thu committee
on llmncoby charge * preferred by the haino
people \ \ no nppiuvcu inu coniirniaiiuii 01 cx-
OOVUIIOL * Warmoth's nomination as lollcttor
of customs The charges Include allegations
of Immorality nnd affect ids business leputa-
tlon as well. One of thorn clnrges forgery
on u piy loll Collector AViirmotha \ \ \ is hi
Washington with a delegation of Louisiana
sugar planters , s ivs the iharses are not , true
hi am tespcct niui that one colored Lonisiina
poUtklin will likely Jlml himself bohlnd
prison ban as n icsiitt of his connection vlth
thorn "When Wiiriiiotli's nomination was bo
furotlie senate conimlttuo on comnicico four
Louisiana state bciiatoit appoaivd and
chatgi'd Vnrmotliith being lomioctcdlth \
the Loui-duni lottoiy comp in ) . JUcry ono
of these tour senator , the ex-goveinor siys ,
voted for the bill to extend the franchise of
the lottery company ,
Tlio Cass Uouiily 1'air.
Pmrsi\iourjf , Keb. , Sept. in. [ Special
Telegram to Tiir [ TinTho ] attendance nt
the Ciiss loutily fair today \vis Inrgor tliau
antiiipated and shows conclusively lliat moro
than oidinaiy Interest U lalccu hi this yen's
fair. The wcuthciMMit simply glorious nncl
the gilly dressed people sauntering thiougli
the elegantly arranged hilta nude-n stilting
and happy scene , lids afternoon the racing
was the all-absorbing subject of nttentloii ,
crc.iting considerable excitement and enthus
iasm
In tlio tlueo minute trotJooT won In thico
straight , heats , Maud 13111 second , BraUshaw
Dan third Best timeW. .
In the match race , dash of MO yards , Lor-
lel Nell beat Loirclllob in sixteen second1 * .
Tim special trot wits won by ( loldio hi
thrco straight heats , Cithuimo second , Joe
child Beat time J-M.
The pony race \\as von by White Kye ,
with White Billy second
The numtuur bicycle rare wns won by
Thomas Patterson , Samuel Patterson second ,
Thomas I'armclce third.
I'llOOIHMMI IO1 , TOM011KOM.
Ji .T ) trot Union Alodium. Mom Jacobs , Joe
F. Eli.
! Yce-fot-all pacing St John , Dora Hcefl ,
Billy B , Burlmoldcr.
y-4" ) twt Goldic , Catherine , Trenton , Nel-
llo Caffny.
Alatcli race , pacing Billy B and Little
Maud.
UunniiiB race , milo heats Mike AVhitinp ,
Frank Cl ipp , Whist , Pioliibition.
Ic | > tv t to tlio
Snivel sr , N V. , Sept 10. Chaunce ) Oc-
pow addressed a laigo audience at the state
fair today. Jn the course of his speech , re
ferring to thorccuut agricultural depression ,
besides the hrgely Increased pioJuction , he
found further < auso XcivJLjB-ttszii JTipts ci.
speculators to corner markets. In view ot
the depression brought about by these causes
it had become the highest duty of the Amer
ican statesman and the American farmer to
look about for remedies. The first act of
the farmer should bo to intelligently organ
ize. In tlio piesent condition of the world ,
organlzitiou Is a necessity of existence. Cap
ital oiwmUes in coiporations , labor organizes.
In trades unions , minnfactuicis organize for
protection. 'Jho faiaiCM ulono hmc failed to
unite In any elllcient and piactical win. In
conclusion Dcpo\v said that In his Judgment
wo are near the bottom of the grave of agri
cultural depression and will soon begin to
climb upthoothct side.
"Went to Sleep on the Traclc.
LYi/cinsTn , N. ,7 , Sept. 10. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tin , Bui J Soveril cats wcio de
molished and a bad wreck was undo by the
collision between , two height trains on the
Pennsjlviinii railroad at Tannery cicck this
morning. The collision was caused by Fire
imn Tappon , who was sent down to ihg the
Hist train , falling asleep on the hack Ho
was i un ovct and killed A tramp stealing a
ride was also killed. A fo\v houn later the
llronmnof another freight train two miles
distant went to sleep on the tender and fell
off Ho lolled under the wheels and vis cut
to pieces. Ho liml nt Philadelphia.
A IScw York bookmaker Koljliod.
New YOIIK , hept. 10 James C Catlan , a
Chicago bookmaker , lie has been stopping
nt the Hotel Vcndomc , has been In the habit
of keeping bis money box in his loom over
night. The hotel manigor expostulated and
advised him to lode it np in the hotel safe ,
Cailan did tills last night nnd this moiniug
\\tien the box washaniled him out of the snfo
ho was horrified to lind that tbo frr.2,030 , it
had contained was gone. The police ate
working on the case.
btpixnihliipitiivalH. .
At Jfow Voik Thq Kms ftom Hioinen.
At llronieiluucn 'Iho Uldei from New
York.
At Jfow YoilcTho Wisconsin , fiom Liver
pool ; the State of Pennsylvania , from Glas
gow.
gow.At Movillo ThoFutneshla , from New Voile
for Glasgow. _ _
A Dfinociatin Jtoroi'in Talk.
HKAIUNO , Pa. . Sept , in. Tlio annual meet
ing of tlio democratic clubs of l > L auslvnnlt
wtts held hcie today. One thoasand clclo
gntes weropicsent. Clmiuoy F Black pre
sided and ojiencd the proceed Ings with .111 ad-
diesn Ho dwelt ut length upon tlm subjects
of taiiff lofonn , civil sorvlto refoun and bal
lot refuim.
Ilostioying Iio I > aiiii ( > c > 'n O list r
Vir\s\Supt IK [ Special UiblcB'rani to
I'm : HIT | - The work of dustrolnjjthn lion
gates In the Danube was begun ycstci da ) In
the japsoiito of the Ilungaimnuntl Sor\ian
preinie'i's , the Austri in ininibters of com-
merre , thomlnhtei. > and oHlciuls of the Unco
countries Interested , mid si laiyo concourse of
people _
SoclallMt Mcrtuigat llorlln.
BI.KMV , Sept. -Spxlal ( [ Cablegram to
Tiia Bui : I At a givU Hodallst meeting last
evening Ilerr Singui urged the nucessltj of
an cn"ectl\o control of the socialist oruiuis In
order to ptovent tliclr becoming tools of the
anarchists Itwas icsolvcil to rolohr.ito tlio
expliationof the socialist law with illumina
tions ,
Mont Inspection Humiliations.
"Wisii uTox , Sept. 10. .Swotuty lluslc
today Issued tie regulations to govern the In-
Hpecllon of milted poilc or bacon for expoit
provided for In what is Imoun as tlio meat
Inspection bill , whkh recently became n law.
Jinin ( dranil hire.
KS8\a CITI , Mo , Sept. III. A special
from Topeka siys Charles M. Uusheo of la- !
lulgh , N ( J. , hrs boon nifrccd upoa by the
sovereign ( jrand lodge , 1 O. 0 , F. , lor giaucl
slro ,
_ _
Tlioy All Kcslgncd.
CovfiTAvrixoi-Li : , bept , 10. [ Special Cable
gram to TIIK HuK.l Tlio proiidenu of the
ccclcshvstlcal and tce-ulnr council of tboAr-
iiieiilan patriarchato have rescued.
Be Sure '
If joti have mndo tip jour mliut to bujr
Hood's Sirsajnilllado not ho Induced to t.ik *
anj other A lioslon hdy , whoso cxunplo Is
wctthy Imitation , tell * her experience bclottt *
"In ono Morowhete \\cnttolniy \ Hooil's f
Rampaillla the clerk tried to Induce moM1J \
theironnlnttcailotHood's ; haloidniotltclr's
would Intt longer ; thit I might taka U on tea
To Get
( Ins'trlil ) ; tint It I did not Ilkolt I need not
I > , iy nnjIliliiK. etc. lint ho could not picull
on mo to chnngc. I lolil him I hul talcn
llood'i > Sirsanrlll.i | , Knciv i\lnt It was , > \u \
snllsdcilith it , and did not Mint nny other.
"VVIicn I hc'Rnti takliig lloocl's Sar'ipaillli
I \us feelhiK real inlscnhlo vltli djupepsla ,
anil socak \ th.it at times 1 could liaidljr
Hood's
stand. I looked llko a person In consump
tion. Hood's Sarsiparllla did mo to much
guod tint I wonder at mjsclf Hoinctltiic , .
aiidmyfthMHHfrequcntljspcakof II. " 3Mus. 9
KU.A A. GOHci Tcruco Street , UosLon. *
a
KoM lij11 < lr iplsts. ( [ pi ; sit for JJ rrcfircd onljr
I. HOUtCO.Aiiolliccarlci ( ,
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
MET HIS DEATH 1VIHLE DRUNK
A Man Eun Over and Trightfullj Mnnglfcl
by an Ilkhora Train. *
j-ar r
HIS IDENTITY MOT YET ESTABLISHED
Kill Ccitain Marks 1111 Hln Clothing
1,011(1 ( to the ICclioL * 1 hat Ills
Nnine Was Hubert
Doyle.
At 10:11 last nlslit a lialnon the HlMioi n
load iaii over iinti feaifully mangled a tnn.it
near the uoilhca-st coiner of tbo Douglas
county f.ilr mounds
As ciigliio rs'o TO , in chai'Koaf | I'liRhuei K
M. Stewart , and pullHg u ti.iln t
twenty cars , came around the cuno in tin
cut \vcstoftihcrniiiiaienuu ami nort .1
of Iho full1 grounds the riiKiucor noticed somt
thiiiK cominguloiijtho ; side of the trulc i
fe\v locls ahead of the OIIKIUC Ho saw as h <
approached that it was a man vcrj much u i
dot the iiillueuco of lifiuur , in ho btuggiii I
stupidly along
U ho engineer at once blew the whiMl--
notify the nun of danger , but It had no n
ticeibloeffectVlienwlthinabout ton ( o i
of whom the engine met him the mini stum
bled headlong over upon the ttarlcnnd the 01
; ineandsix iai-s pissed ovot him bnfoio th
Lr.iln could bobiought to a .sl.uidstill
Ihc victim was picked or ratlin Kathcioil
uv by the train unit and bronchi tothoMiitii
at ( .race street , wheie Hcafo ) X Hcafc ) , tb
undertakers , uoro notified to meet the tiain
and take charge of the body , as thu cuionei
could not be found : w
Ihu man was terubly mangled , ha\-
ing both logs biokon Ulow the knee
aud hii loft iitm torn almost fioni
tlie body , 'ihcro was not u spnilc of
life in tlio man -when the traiiimun
letched him lie appealed to bo about
i eaty clRht jcaij old , wasn huge , pnwoi
fill mamyitua thicic , stubbi , brown-ioloreil
moustache' . IIc woi-o lough clotbis , i
straw lint and a pair of now
shoes. On the collar of his shiit
UMS found the nnmo "lolo" ) nn-j 'J , _ ' '
MJob. " lie had ill ;
joikcts The fun <
; vt . 'i .i nu jlui i-f i
cvlile-Hily couccL > 7. H Ki B Jk'ilt.vi
oftUo unfortunate in'in
0. P. Grow was the lonductor In chaiiro of
the tuiln. 'Ihe inquest will douutlc-ss bii tiell
today.
Tllcyelo lli'uords Ilrolccii.
Pi on111 : , Sept. 1(1 In the bicycle
toduj Hurt Anew inude a tiinl for the live
\\oild'sunicclo record and loivucd It
fiom 19 53 tol8"ii--5 , ever ) mile from st.iu
to llnlsh ucing below picvious rev
ords. II. Latuio lowcied the one
milo Ametie-aii pneumntlc tuo safetv
retold fiom aTM-8 to i J * 1-5 'JV
Hist finntoivaH m.ido In S8 t-r > , thu hall lu
I'l'il-S threc-qu u tera in 1 "it 4-r > and thu
mile in 2:27 : 1-fi. Myors and Musi then low-
eied the American tnndein two milo iccoid
fiom . : J1 to"i:15 1-5. Iho wind was unfavoi-
uhle nnd thopcrforniancc > are remarhiblo.
Cnbiiicl IJp'iisrii' .
Lnsnov , Sept. 10. A dibpitch to tbo Dully
JN'cws fiom Lisbon says the I'oiluguew
ciblncthasicslgncd and Clulsostomo Abrcu
h forming' n now ministry. I'.xiitcincnt n\or
the English tioat ) continuis and them hmo
been iiotousiloinonstiatlons It Is luniouul
tint nn iCnglish man-of-uai has arrhcd : uul
the oftlccrs and men who hinded weio at
taelceil by a mob and compelled to ru
cmbaik.
The use of calomel for cUratiKeinciits of tlm
liver has mined many afliio cnnstltutini
' 1 hose who , for similar troubles , hue tni 1
Ayer's Pills testify to their ollluey IU Llui
ouf'hl ) rcmotlviiin' the malady , \yithout In
juiy to the system.
OCho riilltimnr.'s Oilicis ) Dlnotl.
STOCKIIOIM , Sept. Ill A dinner was
last idght by the city of Stockholm to the
oflleers attached to the United State : , ship
Dnltimore , which como > oil the body of John
Kilcsson fiom the United Stateno this cou.
try. 1'vyo liundiccl KUCMts , inuludliiK
ministers of state , militar ) and nnyiil ollletrs
and tholeadinfriiyill.ins , wcto present. *
Iho jAllininlira I'alnco
MAUUIJI , Sept 10.-Fire broke out at u
o'clock last night In the palace of thoAlhnii
bra In Granada , and despite the effotts mini
to cxtliiKulsli It , It is still buruliifr The ) Iho
oilRltmtecl lntho Albercn ( ouitjnul ami boon
spicadto the gallcrk's Oieat daitmgo hm
been done ,
Pure foi Croup Use Dr Thomas' ' nioetri
Oil iiiioidlnR to illreilions It Is the IHH
lomedr forall * > uddca attacks of colas , pun
and Inflammation , and injuilos.
I ) alb ol n
HniMV , Sept 10. [ Special Cablegram to
Tin : Un : ! Heir Itapp < 3 , conductor of the
music : festivals , Is dead
Oholrrn In Alci > po.
Sept , lU.-Cholcra boa
made Its appear nice la Aleppo
Absolutely Pure.
A oroim of tartnrla.ltinf ) nw < lnr , llljheol
of ItavaoldZ itroniilh U , B. ( Jovorntnont U * <