THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : [ JSDNERPAY , MAY 20 , .1801.
Was Qa\j \ In the Game ns a
Spectator ,
PAD CLARKE'S ' ARM IS ALL RIGHT.
tavlcB Touahcil Up 1'or Htatocn Hnnl
111(8 ( by tin ; Coming Cliam-
lllOIIH lOll.V City
AIn > \VliiH.
Otnahn , 17 ; Milwaukee , 7.
Sioux Clty < M : Kansas City. 11.
St. I'aul No ( , 'anic ; rain.
Minneapolis No giimo ; rain.
MIIAVACKP.R , WIs. , May 19 , fSpoclal Tele
gram to Tun HKI : . | Tlio Omahas turned the
tables on Milwaukee ) this afternoon , de
feating thorn wltli tlio Krcatost ol case. The
homo team wns never In the ( 'atno nt any
Stngo. DnvloH was pounded nil over the
green , being touched up for sixteen lilts fora
total of twonty-slr bases. Clarke , on the
Other hand , pitched a strong , steady game ,
JcooplnR the hits well scattered.
/ The homo team scorned to lese heart from
Iho first and played moro llko a atcurs tlmn
( salaried raon ; maVlntr costly errors whenever
tnon were on bases. The visitors put up n
Beautiful fielding Rome , not an error being
phari o'l against ttiem.
The work of Wulsli attdmrtwni the feature
pf the fjnme , ho making thrco stops of what
seemed snfo hits. Donnelly and Halltgnn
carried off the batting honroi , the latter hav
ing two stnglcn , a double and a triple.
If the Omahas put up as good Dallas they
tire playing nt present there la tto club In the
Association has any right to defeat them.
The only rcdeoimiHt featuroontho Mllwau-
Jceq Hldo was Kddle Ilnrlto's homo run drive.
The homo team ncored their first runs In
the third on Alberts' slnglo nnil llurko's
linnio run. In the fourth n haso on balls , Al
berts' ' double , ( irlm's single and a wild pilch
jiettod three rnori1.
A baio on IkilU , two sncrlllco hits nrd a
BinKlo gave the locals two in the six 111. Two
Dingle ? "nil a double added ono in the eighth.
Omaha started thu scorlnc in the ilrst.
Shannon took lint on balls , Donnelly sU-tick
out , Ilalllgiin Until out a double , Shannon
scoring. Sutciliffo went out to'llrst , Twitehell
jingled , Halhgan scoring. ( .Irinin sent a
loud scrnpcr to Schrivor mid retired ,
In the second Walsh wont out from I'eltlt
to Ilrst. McCnulcy singled , Clarke ( jot Ilrst
in Alberts' fumble , Shannon lonlu lly to
. [ Jurko , who dropped it. Donnelly cleared
.ho bases with a triple , HalllRun inndi ! u lilt ,
Donnelly scoring. Sutcliffo How out to
Duiignn , Twltclicll gotllrston balls , Uriflln
Forced llalllgan out nt third.
! In the llfth with the bases full SutelllTo
lined out n double clearing the bases. A uaso
ton balls , Sehrivcr's error nnd llvo singles
liolUxl flvo inoro runs In the sixth.
In the eighth two singles , n double nnd
. .rlplovas responsible for three moro. Score :
t
jm.wAtwr.i ; .
OMAHA.
ECOIIK IIr INNINHS.
0 0 L' a o 1 01 0-7
Uiualia V ! 4 U 0 3 5 0 a ' -17
v Earned runs : Milwaukee. 4Oinalin.T ; , Two-
Iniso hltH : ( Irlrn , Allioit.s , Donnelly , Hulll-tan ,
jHutcllfTo , Grinin. Tlii-fo-linso hits : lliiillRan.
flloino runs : llurkc. SHoInn bnsvi : Tulleholl ,
vwalHu. Double jilays : U'alih , Munition. Mo-
" auloy. Klrst liaso cm halls : lly Diivlon , 8 ;
'my ' OlnrKo , i Hit by pitched hull : Duncan ,
JPchrlvor. Htruokoul : lly Diivli-s.2 : by t'l.-irku.
'f. ' 1'assod bulls : ( irlni , | ; SntolllVu , I. Wild
" } ) ltchcs : Davles , 1 ; Olarue , J. Tlmo : Two
Jioura. Umpire : fctrlof.
Sioux City \VliiH Another.
4Sioux CITY , la. . May 10. Toilay the homo
. team dofuatcd the Kansas City lllucs in the
I ilrat game of the scries. The game was a
[ ? oed deal of a dltigcliiK match from the out-
[ sot. FitzRorald was lirst put In the box for
' .ho homo team , but was succeed o a by Do-
| , vald In the sciwnd inning. The ISluos
i ntohed ( Jonwny the Ilrst six lnnliiK aiid then
Jut Sowdors In tlio IKIX. The lidding of both
(
ldos was very loose. Score ;
I M'UIIK nv INMNOs.
KlouzCltr 0 1 2 1 J 0 * 4 Si-H
Jinnans City 3 0 3 0 i 0 10 2-11
fclimiAUV.
Knrnocl runn : BIoiu Clljr , 8 ; KnnKniCltjr , .1. Two-
1in.no lilti , Htraun , HchilliockVlladM. . > o\-vclora.
Jt'liroo-linso liltx : Hlranxn , Nldiolxim , 2 : Mnnnlnit ,
ptolon bnnoa : Hluui ( Ity , V ; KmisiisClly , 1. Ooublo
| < lnyss Smllli. I'lckell nnil .Manning : .MnnnlnR ,
Fnt rna nml Wilton. Klrst lni oiui hulls i Slou.xClty ,
I ) ; Kniunn City,4. Ktrurk out : Dy Klt7turnld | , I ;
) > r Dewnlil.3 ; by C'tinway , I. 'I'lmu : Uuu hour and
fifty inluutoi. Uuiplru : Colllnn.
XA TlttXA I , 1 , 1.l ! f3 UK.
WiitH thn Fourth from iTohn-
nlo XVanl'M Cro\v.
CIHCAOO , May -Captain Alison won his
fourth successive game from the Brldo-
Krootns today on perfect Holding and good
patting. Score :
jphlcuco . 4 10001 11 i-o
JlrooUlyn . o 000 00 10 0-1
lilts : Cldcnco , 14 ; Itrooklyn , 7. Krrors :
Chicago. 0 : llrooklyii. 5. llattorlus : Sloln
,1x111 ! KlttrldRu ; l ivutt nnil Uily. Karnud
yuus : ChloiiRo , ! x
WIIAT'a Till ! MATTKll , SEU'.Kl
CINCINNATI , O. , May la-Boston suffered
its third nnd greatest defeat here today.
rlarkson } was hit hard nnd tils supnort was
pot good. Bcoru :
Cincinnati . _ . 1 0 n 0 00 43 i-lG
{ Uoston . . . . . . - 001 11 to 1-7
lilti ; Cincinnati. 15 ; lto-tt ii , in. ICrrors :
Xlliiolniintl , 1 ; Itoston. 7. Italturlos : KuU-
( iyiourno. MiiUnnnnntl t'lnrk uiul Ihiirlustnn :
, lliirkson , TuckiT mid lluniu'tt. Karnod runs :
.Uiuolnuutl , 0 ; lltMtoii. 0.
p DIVIDKK Till ! BrUlnS.
PiTTsnuno , May 19.Tho Phillies hit
Btaloy whenever they pleased and won from
JPlttsburB cosily. Hcoro :
a'ittsbnri ; . 0 000 01 2 'J 0 5
1'hlludulphla . t 0 1 0 0 ( I 0 0 - 8
llaso hits : I'ittaburir , Hi riilladclphta , 14.
ICrrors : I'lttMinr--- ; I'lillailolplilu , in. Ituttor-
Js : Stalcy nud l-'loldt ; Thorn nnd Olitinunts
teamed runs : 1'ltt.sburjr , U ; I'hlluilolplila ' , I ,
GIANTS WIX A II A ME.
CI.EVBI.AND , O. . Mav 10. Iii the Ilrst two
Innings today New Vor mudo nluo of its
ton base hits and wpn the game. Score :
Cleveland . 3 " 00 00 1 l 0-2
ew Yoru . 420000001-7
ASSOCf.lTJO.V.
Jlostoii Hoops lip nn Vi hlntlertl
> farah Ti.wiml the T j ) .
BOSTON , Mass. , May lU.-0'Ilrton pitched
h good gnmo today , his work being very olToc-
'tivo but bis support was poor. Score ;
0-U
- - -
a i o l c o o o o i
AJ 4lal lv . . . . . . - ! " vwvv
Illtst Iloiton. IT UHiUvlllo. 4. hrrorsillos- '
ion , 4i ipulavllle.- Ilatturles : o'lirlonanU
'arrolli Daly nnd Ilyan. IJirnol rum : Ilos-
onU. ,
oiuoi.ni STICK TO sr.cos't ) .
DAI.TIMOIIE , Md. , Mny 19. Ualtlmoro
itnycd nclosoand unintorcstltiK ( tame vlth
Cincinnati today and \von. \ Score :
lulllinoro . 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 -2
Cincinnati . 0 0 0 n 0 0 0 0 1 I
Illtn : Ilaltlinorc. 7 : Cincinnati. f > . Krrnrs :
Inltlmoro. 2 : Cliiclnnatl. 4. llnltitrloa : Mc-
ilnliim and IIoliliiNoni Kllroy und llurloy.
.iitacil rusi Ilaltlinorc , 1 ; Cincinnati , 1.
WAHittMtTo.v CAN'T ' MIX.
AVASIIINOTON , Mny 19. Columbus defeated
ho Wellingtons Unlay In mi interesting R.itno
> y bunching tholr hits , akicd by racgcilvork
> y the homo team. Score :
VnnliliiUin . 81 0 U 20 00 ! - 0
Columbus . 0 0 4 0 U 4 10 1-10
IlltH : U'lvsliltiuton. 12 : Columbus , 14 , Krror-i :
VjHlntntton. r > ; CiiliiinbiiH , l. lliirnt'il runs :
V.-iililiuton , r. ; Colnniliiis. 7 , Ilatlorlos : Hcacli
and Unnoy ; Kastoii and U'Connnr.
KOHTL'XATK IIITTIMI 1)11) ) IT.
I'liii.AitnM'ittA iayll ) . Tlio Athletics stic-
ccdcd In dofoulliiK the St. Louis Browns
his afternoon h > ' lucliy bnttlnir. Weoro :
At.hlotics . 0 1 1 o : i o 1 1 0 7
1. 1,01111 . ia oo oo au o o
I Ills : Athletics , It ) ; St. l.onls , o. ICrrors :
ktlilotlcs. - ' ; SU l.o U , a. Hattcrics : Mains.
'alliilum and Cross ; Muakln. ( Jrllfltli and
CiLiiin. Karueil ruin : AthlvtluH. 4 ; til. .
.ouls , 1 ,
IllliiolM-Io\vii lii.'autu ) ( lanicH.
\t Ottawa Oltnvva , 7 ; Aurora. 5.
\t Qulncy Qulncy , 4 : Cedar Haulils , a ,
At LJavenport Davenport , 7 ; Oltuiuwn , 0.
1 < ' TJIK < ,
Western ARHOchitton Hlaiid in ; .
I'lnycd. Won. Lwt. 1'crOt.
Otnaha 17 11 .007
.iiiooln u. ' > il n , r > io ;
llliyiuikoo. 3.1 IS 13 M7
Ilnnuapolla -ti II 1'J ,5110
) onvor . . . , U7 II lit .SIS
lonx City ' . ' 7 13 l.r .449
CnnsasUity L"H 13 10 ,41'S
t. 1'aul 20 - . 10 : a JJ84
Pt'iitlonal l.caguu Stantlhi ) ; .
I'laynl. ' Won. Lost , I'or O't.
Ihlcapo 1 11 7 .G'.Kt
'lilliulolnlila ' 'I 1.1 11 . -rif.
Jlovoland ' , ' 1 1.1 11 M'
loston y.\ \ \i \ 11 .rc.
Ittsburg ! KI 13 11 ffS
\rm\c\yn \ \ \ L'l ] U 11 ,417
Now Vork 21 9 15 .Xft
Uhicinnial ' . ' 4 U 15 37.I
American j\ssfclutiou
1'lnyod. Won. Lost. 1'orCt.
loston : ' 'I 8 .7.'iO
laltlmoro 29 IS U , isi ;
t. I.ouli ; U 11) ) l.-i .Mi
Atlilotlci 20 H l' ,4S'I
/oulsvillo ! ! fl 10 19 ,4S7
Coluinlius Id I. ' ) 1H ,4. >
Jlriclnnial : ii 14 ' . ' 0 ,41'J
Vusliluston 28 7 21 /'CO
Hl'KKIl lll\G.
Tor 1'jiuori.
, Mny 10. Much business of Im-
) ortanco to horse brooders nil ever the
ountry wns transncted by the cxocutlvo
ornmlttco of the AmericanTrottlntr liojjlstcr
association before the adjournment of the
ircctors today. The directors voted to in-
orporuto Uio following rula in the by-laws :
. 'tint "nny pncer or otherwise eligible may bo
admitted for registry ns standard when it
las made a record In accordance with the
rules of the association of 2y.'i : or hotter"
'I'o meet nny contingency of iippo.il from
hodccUionof the registrar , tlio following
mard of censors \VM nppoititod : Lucns
Jroadhcail of Now Vorl , W. 1' . lams ] of
t'orro Ilauto , and C , H. Emory of Cleveland.
All appeals will bo llnally consluered by this
) onrd ; In fact thov nro given absolute au
thority la matters of registry. With reference -
once to consolidation Mr. Uroadhcail said the
National Breeders' associutloti would elloct
amalgamation next December.
Only One l-'uv : rlto AVoti.
IJOOISVII.IE , Ky. , May 19. Good weather
and a largo crowd for the llfth day's races.
Trio bookmakers again hnd the best of it , only
ono favorite , linlgowan , winning.
l''lrst mco , sollhiK. ono nillo and ono hundred
yards : Harry Smith ( Ho 1) ) won , Kuluolr MIO
nad. llob-1 , third. Tlmo : 1:52. :
Second race , soiling , llvo furlon a : Covorton
7 to A ) von , lloloii N Hocoiul , Heed Hoot tblrO ,
riino : Ill7 .
Third race , the merchants' himdloap , ono
nllo anil oiiu-sl.xti'cnlli : I'rntootlon (2l ( to 1) )
won. Dollklns second , liobcstilorio third ,
rime : 1:52. :
l-'oitrth race , sellingono nillo : Otlrcy (4 ( to
I ) von , Hob Foraylhu second , Ouo Dliiio third.
I'lino : I4.r.j4' ; ,
Klfth race , Nowimirknt linndlcii ) ) , ono nillo
and llfty yards : llalRu\vanD \ ( to .1)\von ) , Hruzos
second , Mabollo third. Tlmu : li4U. ( !
SJ'AJIKS UF tii'OKT.
A\'alkc l In from
rotorNaiiolconCanipana"Old bport" am-
jlod into town about 10 o'clock ycucnlay
nornlni ; direct from Chlc.igo and roiortod : nt
fid Kothery's hcauquarters nt the end of his
oiig tramp. The old man was very footsore
and so sleepy that he could scarcely Itoop
awake and was put to hod nt the Hotoi Uicho-
iiou , where StoviJns , Cainjiana's coinpotltor ,
is nursing his sprained unldi > .
Camiiana declared that hu followed the
line ol the Chicago & Northwestern road
right through , dusplto the nsMH'llons of
Stevens and his trainer , I'cmlcrKast , to the
contrary. Ho was scat out hy a few Chicago
cage sports simply to boat Stwens , and ho
swore ho would accomplish it hy at Ictwta
day. Jioth left Chicago at the samn tlmo and
"Old Sport" wns , therefore , duo hf-ro at noon
of yesterday and Stevens at the dinner uour
today.
Crowds nt tlio Iowa Shoot.
DBS MOINKS , In. , May 1(1. ( [ Special Tele
gram to TUB Ili'.Kj A largo nurabor of
sportsmen from this nnil other stntoi arc in
the city in attendance upon tha fourteenth
annual convention and tournament of the
Iowa Association for the Protection of Fish
nailGnmo which bo aa tod.iy with n shoot at
Highland Gun Club park.
The convention proper will ho hold tomor
row ovcalng for the election of olllcors nnd
choosing place of next ineeUnn. Tlio tourna
ment promisor to bo the most successful over
held lu Dos Molnos. Today there were nt
least 200 shooters , ninny of them being In the
front rank , in attendance. Tlicro wcro twice
over as many entries as was conducive to
Rood worlc , but the crowd was n jolly ouo and
iho best ot feolliiK prevailed. There wns un
averano of thirty-live entries for each shoot ,
nud the ties were numerous.
Charities and Corrections ,
INDIANAPOLIS ! , Ind. , May H ) . The confer
ence of charities nnd corrections elected the
following oftlcors this morning for the 1S93
conference , which Is to DO holit in Denver :
President , Myron \V. Heed , Denver ; vice
presidents , II. II. Hart , Minnesota ; John
Glenn , Maryland ; Dr. Arthur J. Hronrn ,
Ohio : Mrs. Joseph Spear , Jr. , California ; A.
O. Wripht , Wisconsin ; MUs Clara Barton ,
District of Columbia ; secretaries , Alexander
Johnson , Indiana ; Amos \Vutson , District of
Columliu : A. L. Welch , Colorado ; trcnsuror ,
\Vllliam I' . Latchworth , Now Vorlc ; ollleliii
reporter and editor , Mrs , IsaholloC. Harrows ,
Boston , Tao proceedings today Included the
reading of papers oa "Stnto board of charity'-
and " 1'onnl nnd rofornntory systems. "
Nathaniel E. Knsccran of llulTmo win ohoiou
to tnko charge of the nssoclulloiib1 world's '
fair exhibit.
_ _
Pronounced I'.dso.
New Voiut , Mny 111 The Denver dispatch
stntniK that -150 Bni-lts of nowspapsra had
been received ntllluni , a annil mining cntnn
near that city , during the last \voolr and Inti
mating that nn attempt wns uolnfjmndo by
certain railroads to Hwlniilo the ( jovcrnment ,
wns shown ton nostoMco oftlciul tod.iy. An
examination of the records showed that no
auch amount of the class of null matter Jo-
scribed above had boon sent from New Yorkc
to the address nnmcil. 'i'ho ' postoftlco ofll-
cials said the rowrt | was falso.
No griping , no nausea , no pain when Do
Witt's Little Early Hlsors are taken. Small
pill. Safepdl. Host pill.
Cns of Cntnlopsy.
KXNIXS Cur , Mo. , May 10. Fifty-six days
030 Anna Meadows the
, twolvc-yenr-old
daughter of Asa MoiJows of Indoponaonco ,
Mo. , wont Into n sort of cntnleptic trance.
blnco that tlmo she has nolthcr eaten not
moved until yesterday the phylclann uo-
coedodln rousing her wllh aiioloetrio bnt-
tory. Today shu was clven some nourish
ment nnd upittnri to bo rcoaverlng. Her cuso
Is conslilorcd ouo or the most remurku bio on
record.
Io\Vltt's ) LtUlB Knrty KIIO | only pill to
euro sick headache ami regain to tbo bowels
LOST THE FIGHT ON A FOUL ,
Outcome of the Batllo Between Billy Myer
and Andy Bowen.
NEW ORLEANS LAD DECLARED THE VICTOR ,
IotH of Hard Fighting In Which Hie
Strpator Uyolonn AVns
Handled About
nnil Corliult.
NnwOur.KAN ? , Ia. , May lO.-Tho proat
Ightwcl ht glove flgtit between Andy Ho won
and Billy Mycr , the " .Strcator cyclone , " oc
curred tonight In the handaomo nroim of the
famous Olympic cluu. Nearly three thousand
icoplowltncisod thocncountor. The betting
oday was $100 on Myor toSoOon Bowon.
< nst May at Wrtst Knd these name tnon
fought twenty-three rounds , at the end of
vhlcb Myor's manager pave up the contest ,
* Iyor was not knocked out , hut bo presented
ho appearance of a man very nearly com
pletely benton ,
The agreement under which tonight's fight
vas hudcalled , for the inon to weigh nt the ring
side not over 181 pour-da. The Olympic club
mnp up a PUMO of W.OUO , S2t > 00 of which
vent to the wlnnor and $ T > OJ was given tno
03 er.
Bowcn was seconded by Hob Farrell nnd
the famous Tom Kelly , while Mji r was seconded
ended by Link Popo. Kddlo Mycr and Alf
Cennedy.
Hon. Alexander Urowstor was appointed
> y the managers of the club as rofcrco nnd
everyone was doligtitoU when ho accepted ,
or the name of Alex Bro wster Is synonymous
vlth all that is fnlr and square.
llefcrco Drow.itor warned the seconds
against Indulging In questionabletactics. . Ex-
Mayor ( iuillotto ncteJ as master of ccrmon-
es nnd lutroducud Hon. Alex Hrcwstor iw the
ofllcinl of the evening.
The Ilowon party entered the ring at ex
actly 8:33 : and received a hearty welcome ,
'rof. John Duffy was announced as the ofll-
clal timekeeper.
The Mycr party entered the ring at 8:57 :
nnd received n qulot welcome. Immediately
after Myor took his seat Bowcn walked across
ho ring nnd shook bands with him. Bowcn
vol tied In all ! ) ! pounds at Op. in. nnd Mycr
voitrhod under the limit , A moment later
'aptaln tVUllam Barrett weighed the gloves
mu pronounced them live-ounce , uccordiug to
aw.
Time was called at 0:15 : anil the men began
their fight for a f3OOU purse.
When the men advanced to the center of
ho ring Bowcn was looking confident and
Mycr was smiling. Mycr wns aggressive
nnd Uowen was wary.
In the tint round Bowcn knocked
ilyer down twice , whllo ho himself received
mt slight punishment. Bowcn used his left
o fool Myor nnd wns successful , land In. iz
leavlly on Myer's heud nnd body , ono blow
on the ribs In the second i-ound sounding all
> vor the hull. Myor received the most pun-
shmontln the Ilrst. round , hut was the ag
gressor all the time and seemed conlkleiit.
Myer received a third knockdown in the
.hlrd and his nose was bleeding profusely.
In tnoHttli. sixth nnd seventh rounds Mycr
continued on the npgrosslvo and received
most of the punishment , Bowen escaping
with n heavy blow on the forehead nnd ono
on the arm. v
In thti eighth round Mycr was still the np-
presser , but not as cngor as formerly. Ho
trlod to make Bowen load , but the latter was
cautious and declined until near tlio end of
the round , when Myor knocked him down
clean.
The next two rounds were nbout even ,
Bowen possibly having n little the best of It.
Ju the eleventh round Bowen smasncd
Myor in the eye , causing- to blood pro
fusely. Still Myor continued oa the agpTJS-
slve.
slve.Tho
The Now Orleans mnn was thoroughly
irouscdln thu twelfth round and fought vic
iously , but with bad Judgment. Toward the
end of the round both landed heavy rights ;
Myor seemed groggy.
Ilounus in nnd 14 Myor scotncd disgusted
wltn uowon's tactlca and begged Andy to
load. Myor straddled in too far and received
aleftinthoatoma'jh. Bowcn landed loft In the
stomach. Mycr landed ono or two good ones
and Bowcn turned to run , but Mycr clinched
lilin. Myer land his rliUit tolld on Bowen's
liond. Myor dropped his nnr.s to urge Bowen
on. Desperate clinch occurred In the middle
of the rlnff with honors csy. .
Hounds 15 , 1(1 ( , 17 Myor's ' facial expres
sion was laughable. Myor led for face nad
Bowcn gave him hU head. Bowen landed
right and lolt on t.ho body. Myer was still
the aggressor. Ho had n terrible black and
blue oyo. Bowen landed richt hand swlnp
on the body and Mycr looked savngo. The
round WHS tiresome. Myor till nnd ran away ,
came back and landed right ; Bowcn landed
right nnd loft on Alror. I5owon landed n
heavy light on Myor'a stomach and the larce
nudionco cheered. A clinch occurred In
Myor's corner with Myer on the ropes.
Bowen lilt Myor a heavy right on the Jaw
and nearly upset himself from the force of
the blow.
Rounds 18 , 10,20 Myer made a very rash
attempt to land his rliht ; but Bowcn ducked
the blow , but caugut it a moment lator.
Myer was still the aggressor , anil Bowen
played for his adversary's wind. Sharp
clinch occurred , and Myer landed n terrible
right ; another clinch occurred , nud Mycr In
breaking away foil to the ground. Mycr was
doing a good deal of the lighting , and seemed
In these rounds to gain ground. Howen hit
Myor n drlvo and urovo him out of the rppos.
Bowcn led and landed , knocking Myoi * to the
ropes. KoforeoBrowstor cautioned Myor to
light fair.
Kounds 21 , 22 , 23 Myer was enffor to fin
ish the light , but could not land. Boweu
landed a heavy right on Myor's sore oyc.
Bowoa landed loft en the stomach without a
return. Myor landed n vicious right nnd
committed several fouls.
Hound IM The round opened nnd Myor
fouled Bowen several times , and the crowd
became boisterous nnd cried , "Foul , foul. "
In the midst of a wwtudo by Myer's and
Bowen's seconds Kofereo Browstcr awarded
the battle to llovvon on a foul.
In n conversation with several Myor tnon
they stated that ho Justly lost the buttle. On
the whole , however , It must bo said that the
mill was an unsatisfactory one.
Note. At midnight President IsV well sent
a telephone incssugo to the nowspanora sav
ing that the linal decision in the light would
bo rendered at noon tomorrow , Wednesday.
CliUUKIT-Jjt
Comparison oC thn > r iscln and I
< lds oftho Two.
Concerning the mooting between James
Corbott and Putor Jackson , which occurs to
morrow night bjforo the Golden Gate nth-
lotlc club at ban Vrausisco . \V. \ Nnugh-
ton , the well known sporting authority ,
writes tiius to the Now York Herald :
A coniDarloon of the proportions of Jackson
and Corbott will show that In niostpulnuthuy
mo oxccedlnsly well inn tolioil. They nro of
exactly the saino holcht. oui'li man measuring
nix fi-el and nno-lmlf liioli la Ills "stock-
Iir4 fei't. " t'orliott's cliOht iiiuiiburoinonl IN
forty-four luchvs. Jncksou's forty. Thu Aus
tralian , huwurur. has much thu better ilovel-
oud shouldoMuf the pair mid nliipo placed
nrouiul Iho upper poillim of thHr mmtomlt's
so us to onclrvlu shoulder kniiljj nnd I'borit
would provo JnoKsim to have tlio u.oro ex-
tciinlvoilrlvliik' machinery.
C'orlwU'H bleeps im'iutiro fotirtoni anil ono-
half Inches and Jackson's font teen , Thofuru-
iirni of uuoli man Not tluuiuiKMllMit'iislotiH ,
thirteen and nnu-half Inches Tlio girth < > (
Torbolt's thUh Is tuvnty-thrco Inches , whllo
Jnokhon'H niensnrcs twi'iity-fiiur Inches.
Corbutt's m'lcnt Is mild to bo IM1 pounds ,
nnd Donaldson assorts that Jim will bo nt Uio
linn ro IUIIIKM ! In tliu ring. Jackson ut tlmo of
writing weighs l'Ji : , unit ulll probably ho a
pound or two lioavler cm tlio even iu of the
contest. Thuru are llvo yunri1 illiloronco hi
tholr ftc i . t'orDetl bolng twouty-llvo and
JiioUson thirty ,
AsrwmU tKtlu UlcMiN wliloli. paradoxical
us It may hi-cin , luchldos In UI'.H conm'ctlou
clover foot uorl ; , Jitdtnon hus ( MX equals.
llo la utioxorol the Jvm MUUCJ school , using
both Imndi nnd limit In u purfr < itly
t'iHy ; nnil imtural. us well ns a most
oircctlvu innimur. llo Is an oxcvlicnt judge
ot dlttnnou , can tlir.u liU blown to u
nicety , has a rnp'd dullvury , nnd moreover u
wonderful fiiculty ( or a volition returns , llo
"ilucks" with iiriii'Ulon. nud whim bun
prcs-icul can nklu llko a olinuiot * . Jnokiun'a
loft lnuiil ( li'lhorlca ut huiid and body are
telling , whllo bU right huuU huutt
tmvo elton tiirncd tlxaUdn ofliAttloln till
favor.
Jim Corbclt lini vorjr.lltlto In coiuiiion with
TnckNon so fur M liliidctllml.q of attack tire
cnnenrncil. Ho U a aT ( film puncltor antl A
punishing hlltor. ltyTllstirt mm" Is mon.nl
thnt Jim docH nut shoal JiU loft out IriilKht
from thn shonlilur. but lioldi Ills urni In u
imttly rigid stnto anduiyJIyur lils moit lull
ing piinclies with a slfoldmr innvoineiit. llo
"Km Lln'rn"iis nulok m a Umh.liowevur. and
hy loatihiu tn tliarlglifrrtMiMhlmiwii bond out
ordimgor. Illi Invuaiuit./iiliitlnit with ho.-nl ,
linndM and feet U * finlll ifnt to kuup
n not over conlhl nt opponent In n
slnto ofnorvmiH tropldiulon. < xml In nddltlon
woiir lilin out by cuntlii u < r < itotiliiit | ) linck and
( iDilRliU from Iniaalnury .blows. .Ilin'i style
wniild convor the ImprtsssVjh thnt ho Is moro
of ft natural ooxcr than a tutored ono.
( 'orliot ' M anmrvul ohiulcK-Hw , < on lili foot.
Holi molasllo aiu rubhor bail and uppixr *
onlly nulroli > s-i M awmKlhnrooldinr hnrso. llo
nnndiifk wllh iHpml rapidity to Jackson ami
knows liow to block a man from imn'nliiiiirhtin
vrlion aliMod , In the pmt h hinnot ul Ills
rlnlit hnuiitlth rcmnrkablafrcnuoncy.hiitiUI
the siiiiio hi ) knows how to place It with dlsiis <
tron riMitltion nn opponcnfsjawor ribs. llo
Is essentially a hoxumr tlio Aincrloun school
nnil It will lpu.xtreinpy ) | Ititcrutllmr to unto
how lil.s hie tics oomparu with thinoof JiicU on.
whndoilvudhls lilonmif the nolilo nrt from
stiulyltu thoinotliodsi of Xod Donnolly and
Join M uco.
In tliomattar of toinpornninnt JanksonM \
aiiniU-imtaui' over most knlKlitaof llioknuek-
loi. Hols as cool IIH ( ho provorblnl Iceberg
\vncn Inaction , and tlicro li no itii'li Instnaco
onriieoril whuro lin hnilimthlH hanil. no mut
ter how fast or furious the ooiiH'il may vraKo ,
Spum authorltlo.-ii'ontmia that In order to ho
thnroiiRlily successful as H. llchlor a mini
mint huvo consldorublo of lliu bulldoi In Ills
nature. Thh muy boio. but ovcrythlnz else
being ooiinl. the writer would' prefer to
pin hln fallli to a emulous , lovul hojulod
briilsur rather tlian tea hot bonded , liupiil-
slvo sluRgor with a bump of combatlvoncss as
latuo uaa KOOSO ' | ? K.
.Mm C'orbett Is ilooldrdly not of the bootll ng
hrowRd. heavy Jnwi-d typo , aim In fact both ho
and Jackson may bo termed gentlemen puffll-
IsH.Vithoiit a doubt , howtn'or , .Mm Is of an
nxcltnblo nut nro. Ho has nmdothU atipnrunt
by his uctlons when poslimaH nspuetntnr at
Klovo uoutu.st.i , nud unless ho hns Hchoolud
himself to a li ; i effervescent bnnrlnit wlion
acllhR us a principle ho will boat fault In this
particular connection when ho faces the
ebony sjihlm.
Tn HIIIII it | ) , I'orhott Is your.gor and stronKor
thim Jjicksoii. llo Is probably us i-lcnor , ill-
tlioujrh ( roni tlio illtToioiico lit their styles U
roiunliisto bo soon which lit the most ctU'otlvo ,
JiifKHon lias weight ami oxpotlcnco on lih
side , ami ho htm proved beyond ( Hsputii that
ho Is not easily r\ttlnd : In thu rliiK. Taken all
In all tlio match Is u good ono , and tlionopo
of every Buaro sport U that the better man
mav win.
Lnst nlplitdispatohoi from San Francisco
reported both men In the Uncst of condition
and bottlntr decidedly cautious.
VXC1LK N.1t'S [ fjOHS.
lltirnlnK of the I'odoral IhilldliiK at
.InoliHonvillc , KIu.
JACK&OXVIU.K , Fin. , May 10. The losses
and Insurance on the federal bulldliiR
burned toJay ni-oi Alolnwlc blocli ,
loss S120OOU , insurance $35,000 ; Ocorgo
I1. Drew hardware company , loss ,
? < > 0,000 , nearly covered by Insurance ; James
Douglas , books , etc. , loss $ ' 0,000 , Insurance'
WO.OOO ; Church A Ilcndorson company , com
mission house , low $1,100 , insurance $ I'JOO ;
Nix , fruit dealer , loss2)0 ( ; A. W. Cockrell &
Sons , lawyers , loss ti.OOD. itisuranco $1,000.
Hamilton Dhston of Philadelphia had saws
stored in the Mohawk block valued at $1,01)0 ,
on which there wntnn insurance of 1,200 ,
The loss to the Masonic lodge , the Grand
Army of the liopubllc nnd other organism-
tions is about So.OM ) , Ipsuranco SJ.OOO. The
owner ot the building "occupied bv Britz &
ICtia is Joseph H , Snntos. "Ills loss isi,000i (
insurnnraCOO. . John Olark's buildins was
valued at $35,000 and ciirrlod nr. Insurance of
SI ,801) ) . The stock had art estimated value of
$20.lX)0. ) Insurance about $13X)0. ( )
On the first floor ot this buildlncr was the
United States bonded warehouse , which con
tained hotwcon ; ! OJ mid(500 ( bales of tobauco
bcloiiRing to the KlinoK-lo and Kl L.oboclfrar
inannfncturinR companiesi The policies
wnro written by the companies on all the
property in nny war involved in the lira
amounts to $ M5 , 000 , \vhlch nbout 73 per
cent Is a total loss. Tbo lire la still smoul
dering and the heat in. neighborhood Is
suffocating. The oxvuofs. or thu Mohawk
block nro H. II. Sb/jpnvxkor / , H. M Shoo-
in nltor and Mrs. Francos' "Shoemaker , all ol
Cincinnati , nnd Ira. JUdfrtrJ. I { , II. Putnam
of Saratoga. N. Y. Tlio Ifttal loss on the
property is $500,000. a
Verdict 1'orn Hoy.
Luviinxci : , Kan. , May 1 ! ) . Edward Mitch
ell , a boy living nt Ohithe , wns awarded
$0,000 damages tiffainst the Union Paclilo
rona this morning for the loss of his rljjht
arm. The boy was stealing a ride nn n
freight ear nnd vas pulled off the train by a
young man \vho wns learning telegraphy and
in Iho employ of the company.
Iiti VXXAUTHEMt.
Anolont Graves Oiioncil and tlio I'rc-
iilstorio tikclcloiiN Konioved.
CINCINNATI , O. , May 19 , Sixteen gnives
were uncovered yesterday at Fort Ancient ,
thosltoof the greatest of the earthworks of
that prehistoric people known ns the mound
bulldei'3 , The excavation is under the uus-
plcosoftho world's lair company nnd the
direction of Prof. Putnam of Harvard , the
Held work bolng in charge of Wnrron 1C.
Moorehcad. Two thousand people were
present , The skeletons disclosed were those
of cloven men , ono woman nnd four children.
Five were in a , good state of preservation.
Tno others -were in various stages of dcca.y.
In ono grave the bones were so nearly gone
as to ptesen'o only the outllno in coarse
ashos. In another the skull nlono remained.
In the Jaws of which wore the well polished
tooth. The skeletons wcro those of mon
averaging flvo feet t\\o Inches in hoicht , thq
tallest boln si.v foot ttvo inches. The burials
wcro from three to live foot below tha sur
face. The skeletons rested upon hard clay.
Around them hnd been rudely sot Jlnt river-
stones , then the earth had boon Illli-d in , and
over all broad llatstonos placed. In tills rude
oncasoinont their bodies have reposed for
centuries. There nro evidences that the raon
hnd died in con ( lift. About the neck of one
oi the child skeletons wns found a necklace
of bears' ' teeth and in two or thrco of the
graves were found tomahawks and stone
hnldiou , but no relics of especial value in
view ol the almost countless number pre
viously discovered. The graves will bo re
constructed exuctly ns found for the world's
fair exhibit of American antiquities , except
that no earth will bo ovqr.tho skeletons.
Si : H& * ' IKSTiSJlUA 5" .
Thorn wore seven distinct shocks of earth-
< iuako at SII.MII vlllo , ( M. , today , two of thuin
very heavy.
The ez.rowltoh has so far recovered from
bis wound 114 to bo able to leave Japan fur
Vliidvlnstouli.
The postofllco at CotToyvlllc , Kan. , was
rolihi'd of ll.tl 0 In money and iiostauo htuiups.
Thcru Is no oliio to the robbers.
Tlio Il.iptlht women's homo mission society
continued Its incitliiK"nt Cincinnati , giving
niiieli attcntlnn to lnililni.sL'IioolH. ; ,
lli'fort * proiosatlon , Wrci Sallshnry will ask
pnrllanicnt fur a grant rualllnR Oreat llritlan
to iiiirtlelntitn In the tlrtiavn world's fair.
Tlio Kentucky prohlbliloi ) state convention
inouit l/onlhvllloimd luiiiliiatoclu full ticket
wltli.loilah HarrU of I'fi uuuh for governor.
Tlio OliiK3 ilniiiiuioturors' association , rep-
rcstMitJns houses la IVnii.sylvanlii , OJilo , I n-
dliina and Illinois , aruhololnga kucrot bcsilun
hi t'li ICURO. | 0 n
. Iri. HarrNoa vd.shrsto contradict the ro-
liott that HholiiiH Bold Uvr cottiiKO at C'ano
Muy. Mio will take iipliurrcsldi'iico ' thciofor
tlnisuiiiinur. ) lj ) ; , I
At Allmtnierqup , N. M. . wlillii ncnng of inon
itfii. sewer HID nwl heaved in.biiry-
a of thu wniYtnt/lt killing .1. A.Min-
Allilno < 'HUj ' ) / I
Tli vlllnuoof AineriihrMlch. , was destroyed
hyafoii'nt llru today. , Tlio Inliabltaiiu us
cupod on a railway uani Gnrtli , WU. , U
curapluti'ly Mirruundi'iLllXilrc.
* '
Tim Ituiuliiniizoliior ( ufllclal uazotto ) mi-
noiinctithut4lorr ) WnjLululh..u inuiaboroftlio
Iirlvy connull anil an attache of the ministry
of HID liiturlor , lias t > eon aupulntcd linpurlal
cuiiinilMloiicr for Germany at the Calcagu
' ' x ,
wnrM'nfalr.
Tlio omo of MlM l'lioob.c Coti/.Iin. sock In ; to
compel the cucutIviC9"Uiitto | | of tbnlio.ird
of ludy inunuKorsof thu world'n fulr to rcstoiu
her to tbo 'soorntarj'Hlilp. ' raino ui > be/am
Kviloriil JudKO UlDdxott 'In ChlciiKo. Jllss
t'oiulu'n motion to remand the cuso to ihn
Htulo oourtMwaa donlcil. ' '
The ordyr of rnllroail conductors rrrelrod
thoroportof the ( Iniiiicoooiniulttrp. Tt showed
a doltclt for the yoirof : nimrly * li.ooo. Th
coiniitlttuu rouoinviuii'led ' HID im > umjoii of
tliopapor. Tim I'uiiductur nnil the Incrcubotif
iJui's tui.r > oti ) help pay oiTtiiuiiiit | biviiius | ,
Tli ) > ri > | urt fonnil th.lt K'jol I'vpoiiaei had
bi'cacorbltunt. .
Ala inei'tlni ! tonlflliti of tbo world's fair
dlrtvtori It wan uunln uocldoil not togratit
tbfliuiiiliiuilii ralttof va-wt imbed for by thu
various labor orfuhizitlfiu. Tlio Itibni coin-
nilttuu It iinwlllliu IDinukn any prudlctioiu
of iho rosull wllhniit furihur cniiNlilurnllun ,
Tlioy tcln riiphtjl I'owdi-rly to brlnit tha matter -
tor bufuro tlio l nn ) ninll convention.
PltEPMG FOR A HANGING ,
Obstructing the Gallows for the Fremont
Murderers ,
TOO MUCH FAITH IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Cnuio or n Ilentrloo MIIII'H Suilden
Death The Cornnrr'ti ItivnntlKa *
tlun State Dentists In Scs-
ulim at Kearney.
FiifcMoxr , Neb. , May 1(1. ( [ Special to Tnr.
BKB.J A gallows builder has arrived in the
city and bc im work on the construction of
the gallows upon which Fur.it and Shepherd ,
the condemned murderers are to bo hung two
weeks from Friday. This Implement will bo
creeled , in the corridor of the Jail , In the nar
row space between the middle cells nnd the
cast wnll.
As the tlmo for the execution approaches
publlo Interest In the matter continues to iti-
crcmo. Members of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union have boon admitted to the
] nil when ) prayer sorvlco was hold. The two
condemned inon , who have hitherto been
Indlfforont tis to tholr present or future con-
( Ullon , knelt In prayer with the ladles. An
effort will BO inndo to have the sentences
commuted to llfo Imprisonment. A petition
will be circulated In Furst's bohnlf. Shop-
herd's parents , an ngod couple living uoar
Crowoll , started by team at il o'clock this
morning for Fremont Hero they took tno
train for Lincoln , where the sorrowing old
nooplo will supplicate Governor Thaynr to
spare the HTo of their son.
Too Much Knltli In Kalth Cure.
BHA.TIUCK , Noh. , Mny 19. [ Special Tclo-
Fram to Tun Uiu.1-Tho suddou death of the
well known Nicholas Lcnoldovln in this city
yesterday resulted In a coroner's inquest
being held toJay on the body. The deceased
was a man of rohust health nnd was an nr-
dentndherentof the Christian sclonco doo-
trlno. Ills illness nnd death was attributed
to la pnppo nnd stomach troubles , whllo
the physician's ' death certificate gave the
came as putjunioiila. It was develop * . .1 dur
ing the inquest that the physician giving the
certificate wns not in attendance
at the deceased's last Illness nor
hnd ho so much ns scon tl j b dy
after death , the cortlflcato being given
on the symptoms as described by Kov. Dr.
Htwvcl the faith euro doctor , In attendance.
A number of leading physicians of the regu
lar schools wcro summoned ns witnesses , nnd
whllo no postmortem was held It was clearly
developed that Mr. Lopoldovln's do.-.th was
cnusoa hy n two days' Illness of cholera
morbus , nnd that death could have been
readily averted by simple , timely and well
known rcmodlos. The verdict was rendered
lu accordance with the nuovo fuels.
State UentlHtH.
KBAUXEV , Nob. , May. 19. [ Speelul Telegram -
gram to THE BEC. ] The State Dental as
sociation mot hero tins evening In the club
rooms in the now oporn house building. Only
a preliminary meeting was hold. Tomorrow
forenoon will bo taken up with the discussion
of clinics and the balance of the day will bo
talcrn with demonstrations peculiar to the
dental profession. A full attendance from nil
over the state Is expected tomorrow. There
are present : W. "W. Vnnco , provident , Ifear-
tioy ; recording secretary , I. W. Funck ,
Beatrice ! corresponding secretary , A.V. .
Nason , Omaha ; II. 0. Victor , K. C. Trogdon ,
ID. P. Sims , Lincoln ; A. J. Cole , Norfolk ; H.
C. Miller , Grand Island ; T. P. Skeodo ,
Snnorn ; J. II. JilcClenry , Beatrice ; Allen
Irenes , Aurora ; K. H. Trlpp , Schuylcr ; _ Dr.
Kirby , Omnha ; L. M. Matthews , Lawrence ,
ICnn , ; Dr. Marshall , Dos Mbines , la.
Imycl County's Xew Town.
NloniUKA , Neb ; , May 19. fSpoclal to Tnn
BIEI : Several loads of lumber loft hero
yesterday for iho now town called Spencer ,
forty-threo tulles west of hero. The first
building will be n printing otllco owned by
lions. II. IS. Donested nnd Snnford Parker
and run by .1. 0. Sinteo. This new town is
a candidito for the county seat mid n rail
road. It has a beautiful location and is the
result of the Niobrara and O'Neill combina
tion. Tno nnmo of the town is said to bo
temporary and will bo re-chrlstoned after
some prominent rnllraud olHcinl when it is
known which railroad company is to build
Appointed.
LoriCirv , Nob. , May 10. [ Special Tele-
trram to Tin : BEC. j The appraisers ap
pointed t > y the county judge for the purpose
of appraisliif ? the damages of property holders -
ors alont ? the line of the Loup City cunnl nro
\V. 0. Brown. Hush McF.iddon , Samuel J.
ITnir , S. II. Slav/son and Sanford Bassott.
It isnowoxpoctod that wont on the canal
will begin inside of two weeks , nnd the pro
jectors claim they will have water runuincc
In the snrao by October 1 of this year.
Convicted of MniiRlniightor.
JViLiAXcc , Nob. , Muy 10. [ Special Tolo-
Krnm to Tin : UKC.J The trial of Charloi M.
Thornton , who wna bound over to the district
eourt for the killing of Fred Robinson on Oc
tober 23 last , about twelve miles north of
here , hus Just been concluded. The jurv was
out about twenty IIOUM nnd broufiht In n
verdict of manslaughter. The trial occu
pied about throa uays. If a now trial Is not
granted sontcnt'o will bo passed the last of
the week and will probably bo light.
IMIlitary 'JrnitHfer.
SniN-nv , Nob. , May 10. [ Special Telegram
to TUB nuc.i Company O , Twenty-Ural
United States infantry , departed from how
tonight for Fore , Uandnll , Dak. , via Colum
bus , Many rejjrotsnro expressed to see such
Kallant oOlcers 113 Major Boyle , Captain
BonostcelandLIentcnnnt MeFnrlnnd Icavo
Fort Sidney. This company has been at
headquarters tno past seven years. A serenade -
onado was tendered them tonight by the
band.
> I IlllNt ITS ill S
"DE.vvnu GITV , Nob. , May 19. [ Special
Teleprnm to Tin : HKH. ] The Ministerial
association of the Methodist Episcopal
church for the Indlnnola district convened
hero this afternoon inid will bn in session
until Thursday evening. C. A. Mastln of
Mlndcn , presiding older , Is president nnd
Kov. J. Llslo of Franklin is secretary of the
association. The meeting opens auspiciously
and with a fulr attendance.
Iloavy Ualn Fall.
IlYis : CIMBK , Nob. , May 19- . [ Special to
THE BIB , ] The Heaviest x-nln fall over
known In southwestern Nebraska hns con
tinued for the past three days. The ground
Is thoroughly soaked to n depth never before
known. The pond storniro system is working
to perfection , the many lagoons being filled
with wntcr irom two to ten feet deep. This
rain Insure * an excellent crop of small grain.
Coutrnut Awarded.
Nob. , May 1'J. | Special Tele-
Brain to Tin : Ihi.j The contract for sur
veying the big canal was lot lodav toV. . H.
IClliot and ho U to proceed with the work at
on ro. A ( 'roat interest Is centering around
this enterprise ) nrul its completion Is nssured
as soon M inonoy nnd time will permit.
WatrrxvorlCH Ibr I rienil-
fniRSn , Neb , , May -Special [ Telegram
to TIIK Iki : . ] At a innctlng of the city coun
cil tonight It was decided to put In watort
worlts , nnd Knglnacr A. A , Hlchnrdson wns
awarded the contract for making plans for a
system coitlni ; * JO.OOO.
\ Htoiunur Liuniolioil.
Nob. , May 10 , ( Special Tolo-
.Rrnmto Tin : Jlun. ] The atonmoron the Idko
wns overhauled and launched today. The
grounds about the lake will bo beautified ,
ami Kearney's favorite pleasure resort will
bo bceond to none in the state.
iV llraKuinan Injured.
KEUINCIT , Nob. , May 10 , ( Special Tele-
Brain to TUB UnE.j-Today Wllllata Mobler ,
a brakeman on the Ulnek 1II1U1 road , mot
with n painful accident. The engine run off
the track , and In working nbont the wheels n
houvy bar of Iron foil oft the tender nnd
crushed his foot.
STJLltS VI' JUSCOUlt.
I'ort-nu-Prlnuo Uniloi- J > fnrtlnl Imw nH
a CoimtMiiiciicc.
NEW YOIIK , May U ) . Martini law hni been
proclaimed in Port-nu-Prlneo , armed soldiers
patrol the streets night and day ana no ono
Is allowed to enter or leave the city without
n passport. The Hnytlnn capital Is literally
in n state of siege nnd the causa of this con
dition of affairs Is the agitation caused uy
supporters of General Legltlmo , the deposed
president.
This wns the news contained in letters re
ceived yesterday by inorctmnti cnunged In
the Hnytlnn trade in Now York , nnd It
amply proves that there Is more than n grain
of truth In the rccont reports of another
threatened outbreak in the little island re
public. It wns nlso announced that Mr.
Flnnln , minister of llnnnco nnd foreign af
fairs In President Illppolyto's cabinet , had
resigned , though no explanation of hU con
duct was given. M. Lo Chard , the lottjrs
stated , hnd been appointed to temporarily
fill the vacancy.
The ronort that nny nttcmpt hnd been
made on the llfo of 1'resldont illppolyto wns
denied. Jlo hns been in I'ort-nu-1'rlnco
Mneo April < nnd no attempt therefore could
have been made to kill him In .laynl nt the
tlmu given In the report of some days ago.
There was u rumor current nmone the
merchants down town yesterday tnnt Ilnnnl-
bal I'nco , present minister from Ilnytl at
Washington , would rocolvo the appointment
of permanent minister of finance nnd foreign
affairs , in Hlppolyto's cabinet.
Everyone In nny way Interested in Hny
tlnn commerce eagerly discussed the now
phase affairs had assumed. The exact data
on which martial law was proclaimed In the
Hnytitui capital was not given in the letters.
It wns sold the supporters of Legltlmo had
been actively engaged in stirring up n
feeling ngninst the president's adminis
tration. So far ns known the work of
these ngitators wns confined to 1'ort-nu-
Prinee , where Lcgitlmo's inllucnco hns al
ways been strongest. The deposed presi
dent , who is now sojourning in Jamaica hns ,
It is said , boon regularly posted on the work
of his secret emissaries. President Illppolyto
too , has not been napping , nnd ho is now de
termined to nip the threatened uprising in
the bud and nt thosnmotimi'.if possiblebrine
the guilty ones to Justice. Wno Legitimo's
ngents nro is not oven hinted nt. In other
parts of linvtl everything is peaceful and
commerce thrives , The result is that Hayti's
finances nro steadily improving.
So fnr ns the ceding of Mole SI. Nlcnolns to
the United States for a coaling station is con
cerned , it wns said to bo as fur from realiza
tion ai ever.
ALMOST TICKIjKU TO DKAIH.
Iteinni-lcnhlo KflVct of a Itnllrond on a
Pennsylvania Farmer.
Piiii.Annu'iiu ; May 10. Joe Duhrlingor of
Wrightstown , Bucks county , Is nearly laugh
ing himself to death over the Now Hops ex
tension of the Hudson railroad which runs
by his farm. Ho weighed l r > pounds three
months ago. The first train passed his farm
on March 1. Duhrlingor hns laughed so
much since then that ho only weighs
110 pounds. The doctors nro puz
zled nnd Duhrliugor's friends nro
awaiting the result with alarm.
Durllnger is nbout fifty-eight years old. Ho
is a native of Germany. When the Now
Hope extension wool into operation with a
stntion nt Walton , nbout half n mile from his
farm , his property increased in vnluo nt once
nnd he began to grin. All hU talk was of
Iho improved vnluo which the extension
would give his land nnd how his posterity
would benefit thereby. Then ho boirnn to
neglect his own work nnd took to watching
the rnilroad men at their work. Ho win so
tickled that ho took several of the railroad
men to board for almost nothing. Duhr-
llngcr's mirth grow ns tlmo wont on nnd ho
< lci ! nothing but sit on his porch nnd wait for
the trains to go by. His keen oars detected
the whistle in the distance and thU wns so
gratifying to him that ho would
burst out into nncontrollablo laugh
ter. Ho would inspect the track , laugh
ing quietly to himself nnd return to
his house to await the coming of the next
' train. Ho knows the time-table by heart
and can tell the time every train Is duo. llo
allowed everything to co to pit-cos on his
farm. His wife hopes that the novelty will
wear off ana that ho will regain his normal
state. Ho does not laugh now quite ns much
n ho did , but his interest In the care of the
road Is undlmlnlshc-d. Monday ho walked
eighteen miles to testify for the railroad In n
case of trosrnss on the track.
SOl.lUKIt ItVX
The Case Heing Investigated lly a
Court , ol' Inquiry.
WAU.A W.VI.M , Wash. , May 19. The court
of inquiry ordered by the war department to
investigate the lynching of A. J. Hunt by
the soldiers of Fort Walla Walla April ! M ,
convened yesterday. The court is composed
of Mrlgadier General A. V. Ivautz , Colonel
Thomas Mandcrson , Fourteenth infantry ;
Colonel W. II. Carlin , Fourth infantry , and
Captain Charles McClure , acting Judge advo
cate of the department of Columbia. Thb In
structions are to ascertain who did the
lynching , glvo opinions as to who were re
sponsible , nnd make recommendations for
further action. Sheriff MeFnrlnnd of Walla
Walla county , testified that he , in company
with the prosecuting attorney , called on
Colonel Compton , commandant at Walla
Walla , on the evening of the lynching nnd
requested him to call the check rolls early in
thu evening. Colonel Compton ropl led that
under the ruling of the wnr department ho
could not call the rolls any carhor. The
shorlft then related how on the night befnro
the lynching ho was stopped on the reser
vation by fifty soldiers whllo ho was convoyIng -
Ing Hunt to the hospital , where the dying
statement of private Miller was taken. Late
in the night bofcro the lynching forty
soldiers visited the jail , nnd told the sheriff
they wanted Hunt. The sheriff said that
after vain endeavors to get the colonel to
call the check rolls before 11 o'clock , ho re
turned to the city nnd in jesi tlmn nn hour
the soldiers hnd broken open the gate and
shot Hunt. The court will probably be In
session the entire week.
Forest Fires.
Wn.MAMsroivr , Pn. , May 10 , Extensive
forest fires are still burning to the west and
north. Nn rain hns fallen In this city for
three weeks ana hay nnd grain nro rapidly
withering and turning yellow.
A Oarlond of the Explosive Qooa Off Ncai
Tarrytown , N. Y ,
CONCUSSION FELT FOK MILES AROUND ,
oT Killed FontH up
Illown Into the ICIvi'V
Twcnty-l-'lvc Itndly
Injtirod.
wx , N. Y. , May 10. There wni n
horrlblo neeldont near hero today In which
the loss of llfo Is estimated at between six
teen nnd twenty and the Injured ns nmny
more.
An cnijlno nnd ono flat car were conveying
n load of Italians nnd twonty-fotir cases ot
dynnniltc , each case containing llfly pounds.
The Italians were being taiton to n section of
the road whore a.third track was being laid.
A cell of rope lay In front of the truck of the
engine. Just ns iho train win passing
Holmes Point , tnldwny between Tnrrytown
and Irvington , n spark from the onplno Ig
nited the cell of ropo. The inovhiR train
lanncd the llnmes nnd before the Italians
realized their danger the ( lames reached- ono
of the packages of dynamite. Ono man
seeing the danger , sprang oft the lint
car. Ho fell under the wheels and was
killed. The next moment there was n rum
bling noise , n dcnso cloud of smoke nnd n
flying mass shot up In the air. Itoforo the
explosion some of the Italians had tumbled
oft nnd n few saved tholr lives by so doing.
Ono man wns blown Jlfty feet into the air.
Ho fell into the Hudson rlvor. Another man
wns blown ever into the bluffs. The others
wcro thrown In various directions. Several
of them nro supposed to have boon blown
into the rlvor.
James NlskornnU ot Yonltors was nt the
scene of the accident shortly after It oc
curred , llo says ho counted sixteen dead men
on the track nnd sixteen wounded. Ho un
derstood that twenty haa boon blown Into
tlw river. Most , of thorn wnro Italians.
( joorgo Ilulltor , the engineer of the train ,
wns cut on the head. So win Fireman
Leonard I'nni. Pain also had thrco or four
ribs broken nnd ho was badly shocked.
John Smith , b rnkumnn , wns kilted.
John Connors , the conductor , was badly
injured and wns sent to his homo nt Trlvofl.
Jimmy Carson , n boy employed in carrying
powder , was nlso killed.
John McCarthy , the timekeeper , was
killed.
The others killed wcro nil Italians. The
names of the Italians nro not known. They
nro known only by numbers.
Twonty-llvo men are Injured. Among
thorn wns Tom Finnogan , the blacksmith nnd
foreman , his log being .smashed.
Two bodies have been taken out of the
river. Nobody knows how many moro remain -
main tliom The two Italians who wcro not
Itlllod by the explosion were so badly fright
ened that they ran to the rlvor wnll nnd
jumped Into the river. They have not been
seen slnco.
The waiting room of the railroad station in
Tnrrytown was turned into n tompnrary hos
pital , where nil the surgeons wiio could bo
had operated on the sulTerors. The wounded
were stretched on the waiting room lloor nnd
ono Italian died. The lloor nftor tholr re
moval looked like the lloor of nn nhhatoir.
The blood lay nil nbout In great clots and
pools.
As to the number of mon on the train ac
counts dlltor. Some say there was llfty-two.
The lowest estimate placed iho number nt
forty. Dlston , the boss , thinks there were
ever forty nnd as a matter of account tno
number of these blown Into atoms or Into the
river is to a certain extent a matter of .specu
lation.
The train was torn to ntoms , the rallrond
tracks ripped from their bed nnd n great hole
many foot deep dug out of the earth , totally
blocking the trafllc on the road for many
hours. Up In Tarrytown nnd ncross tlio
river in Nynck anil ull up nnd down the
stream the force of the explosion was ter
rific. The walls of several Tnrrytown houses
were shaken nud cracked nnd window filnss
How In showers to the sidewalks. Kven ever
in Nynrk heavy Danes of glass wcro .smashed.
The list of dead Is now eighteen. Of those
thirteen nro accounted for and the remaining
llvo nro in the rivnr. Gnngs of mon in boats
nro now dragging the rivo- for thorn.
Three of the Italians died in the Tarry-
town hospital nftor being romovcd from tno
wreck. Ten bodies were picked up along the
track , whllo llvo were taken out of thu water.
About thrco mlnuto * before the explosion
occurred the Chicago limited express , having
on board many passengers , passed this point.
In tha high school of Tnrrytown n portion
of the colling wns knocked down nnd a panio
ensued among the pupils. The teachers with
dllllculty prevented n stnmpcdo.
CIVIIjI/ATKXV.
HlshopNewman Makes Soinn Ilcmarkf )
on the Hiih.leut.
A very largo nnd highly cultured nudionco
nssemblod nt the Kirst Methodist church last
night to hnar Bishop Newman's lecture on
"Tho march of civilization. "
The speaker said at thu beginning that the
term civilization hnd never been satisfactorily
defined. Gront minds wnro at variance as to
what the standard of civilization should bu
The Idea of ol organized government could
hardly bo considered civilization for China had
been the moat thoroughly organized govern
ment for centuries back. The majesty of law
could not bo considered the standard , fnr
Homo might bo taken ns a typo of majesty in
this respect , but thu Roman empire crumuiod
nnd fell.
In turn the speaker took up the Idea of
lofty culture , commercial supremacy nnd
state religion , but concluded that true civil
ization meant moro than nny of those.
All civilizations had been abnormal , the
spoakorhold , some having ono idea predomi
nating , nnd nt other times something else
taking the lead. In our own civilization tlio
question of money wns the predominant
thought of the people , and wns the abnormal
clement.
Todd Masqueraded.
Gcorgo Todd was nrrostod at tlio corner of
Twenty-ninth nnd Fnrnam otroots late last
night for parading nrouml in fcmalu attire.
George had n complete ) suit of women's
clothes on , but his wnll : and his unshaven
face gave him away. Ofllcor Gorman thought
the boat place for George was In the city Jail
so ho wns sent there.
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