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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SUNDAY , JULY 2g , 1801--SIXTEEN PAGES.
ONCE MORE IN THE FIELD ,
Omaha Has Resumed Her Old Place on tbo
Ccoro Board.
ONLY A PICKED NINE FOR THE PRESENT ,
Milwaukee Given nil KHHJ- Victory l y
tlio Now Afjureuiitlon lilnuolii
Hlmt Out Hlonx City
Moely.
Milwaukee , 1" ; Omaha , 1 ,
Lincoln , ! ! : Hloiix City , 0.
Diiluth , II ) ; Denver , ' . ' .
Kansas City , 10 ; Minneapolis , 5.
MH.W.UKIIVls ; : : , , July -Special [ Tele-
pram to Tut : HEK. ! The rcoonstructoa
Omaha team put In Its appearance hero
today. It was not. the line set of athletes
that visited Milwaukee last trip , but n
picked nine from the different Western asso
ciation clubs. Baker and Trallloy were the
only onot here Of the old club. Manager
Lcadly expects Flnnnlgun and n counlo moro
good mon to arrive in time for Sunday's '
garno.
Norman Hala-r pitched a very good game
today , and with proper .support would have
made a closn score , but tbo men were most
all out of their positions and the result was a
comedy of errors.
Manager l.cadly Is keeping the wires busy
day nnd night In search of some good men ,
nnd It is hoped ho will have the equal of tbo
former team In the Held before many days
liavo passed.
The playing of the liorno team was almost
perfect. I'ettlt and Alberts both put up
great bill , makiiiK some brilliant stops.
Tommy I'oorman made some pretty back
ward running catches ut abort but could not
handle the grounder * that came his way.
Gus ICock. formerly of the Buffalo brother
hood club , played first base In good style , be
sides hitting the ball in good shape.
The locals were bltuikod In their lialf of the
first. For the visitors Poorman How out to
I'ettlt , Tralllcy singled , Dim gun followed
with a screaming bit to center which Burke
fumbled , allowing Tradluy to score and Dun-
jan reaching third. Whiftlioad tapped an
yxsy ono to Campion , who throw Dungau out
t. the plate. Kock went , out nt llrst.
The locals took the lead In the third ,
double ! by Davis nnd Ualrymplo , Burko's
steal and 'Poorninn's error netting two tal
lies. The locals scored two moro In the
fourth. Campion sent the sphcio to center
for a homo run , Alberta was hit by a pitched
ball , went to second on Burko's base on balls
nnd scored on I'ctll's ' single to right.
Poorman'.s error , Shoch's base on balls
ntm Alberts' long single gave the homo
team two moro in ttio llfth.
The locals fell on Baker with both foot In
tbo seventh , six hits comtilnod with a few
mlsplnys resulting In eight runs. Four hits
In the ninth were responsible ! for three moro
tallies. Score :
.MILWAUKEE.
Sir.MMAHV.
Karnod runs : Milwaukee. 4. Two-lmso hltK !
GrimDa ; vie. ICrool ; . linker , llomn runs :
Campion. Stolen basci : llurke , Dulrymple.
Shook , 2X ; rim. Campion. I'lrst base nn balls :
Ily Hnlcor'I ; lilt hy pitched ball : Ilv linker.
4. Btruek out : Hy Itavles. 8 ; bv linker , 7.
I'nssod halls : DuL-dale. Wild pitch : Itaker.
Tlnin : Two hours and live minutes. Umnlro :
Btrlof.
OTIir.lt WKXTKIIX HAMKS.
Ijlneoln Gives Slonx City n TnHlo ol1
Nolrii8kn ) IMotliotlw.
Sioux CITV , In. . July S4. [ Special Tolo-
Kram to THE linn. ] Tbo Corn Huskora were
mopped up nnd trampled in the dust by thu
Lincoln stalwarts today. Still In some
respects it was not all ono way. The visitors
won on errors , and although they shut out
the homo people , Moakin worried thorn
grievously from the box.
In the llrst Inning Cline got his base on
balls and stole second. After Raymond wont
out at llrst and Brother Jack got llrst on
balls , Cllno scored on nn error at second.
Dave Howe got n base on balls , but Brother
Jack was caught trying to rush homo. Then
Stafford wont out at llrst.
In tbe ttfth inning O'Day fanned
out , Wilson got llrst on Nichol
son's error , stele second and
scored on IJaymoml's three bagger. After
Cline had fanned out , Raymond was caught
nupplng nt third base.
Tbo other run of tbo visitors was made In
the olglith Inning. Dave Kowo nnd Stafford
fouled out , Uonch hit to MeaUin nnd scored
on his wild throw to llr.st. After O'Day cot
his base on balls , Wilson fouled out.
The Hnskors labored strenuously to repair
the damogu done by tbolr errors , but tbo visItors -
Itors lloldod sharply and O'Day was strong
in the box. Score
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HIUUX riTV. TINCOI..N
AII 1II I'O A E All II , I'O A T
Hnnrtw'il , rt..S U U 0 0 Cllno , rf 4 0 1 U 0
HtrniiBi. ! > . . . .4 0 a 4 I Iliiyiiionil , nit. . & 2 3 4 0
Von llrko , If.I 1 1 0 0 .1. ltu , I'll. . . ! 0 U 3 0
MchntKOii.'tU 0 0 U ( ) llurkcll. If | 0 U U 0
001 ! lil ) . Itune. III..1 U II 0 0
Mlmlasulb.3 0 II 3 llMnlTnnl , cf..4 0100
( Irnlns , of..H 1 0 0 0 limit , ! ll > 4 0 1 U II
ICnrlo. o II 1 U a . TInr. ) p 3
Menkln , IK..3 0021 Wlbun , O..I 0840
Totnl..5 "ii 57 lii "t . . . . : ti lis ? iii "o
bl'OllK IIV IN.NINdS.
niouxcitr o oooooooo-o
Lincoln 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-i :
SUMMAIir.
Two-l > io lilt : Unyinuml. Stolen lm i > : Sioux
Cltr , li LincolnU. Klret b o on Imlhi : Lincoln U.
lilt far iiltclu'il bull ) Hwnriwoad. Struck out : My
O'I ) yii. Thnu : Una hour ami llfly mlnutu.1. Urn-
l > lru : Knlulit. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Dnlntli Itont Denver.
UUI.UTII , Minn. , July 25. Duluth actually
won n gnma today and won it by superior all
around play. Tno Denver pitcher , Kennedy ,
was wild , and in the seven Innings in which
ho oQlclated ho gave eight men bases on
balls. Then MoNabb was substituted nnd
did steadier work , Kight hits were made off
Inks' delivery , but brilliant fielding kept the
visltois * runs down. Umpire Kmsllo tinea
Mitinrr , O'Connor and O'Brien W ouch ,
Worrick's four-bagger for the visitors In the
eighth Inning was a feature. Score :
HUMMAIIV.
Ktrnw ) runs : Dulutli , li Homer , 1. Two-ban )
him Wrtulit , Laruquu. O'llrluu , Kly , liuoduceuKh ,
llotrd , lUiua runt ; Wurrlck. Stolen luuus ; Iji-
ruuue. 1 ; liuiuluDouuh , 1. lluublu uUra : Kir to
O'llrlon. Hret bu > u un bitllir oil Inki , Ij Kvimvily ,
l | McNibt ) , 1. Hlriiok out ! lljr lnk , Tl Kuimpilr.
I : WcNmbl ) , ] . Wlia I'ltclH'.i KcnncJy. 1. "nniu ;
' iulnulut. Uuii'tioi ' Kiuillo ,
Cliunijiloiis \ \ oil Ono.
MINNBAPOI.IS , Minn , , July U3. Mlnnoapo-
Ji put up tbo wont Holding gaino ever
played ana so lost today' * game. Duke was
likewise hit hard. Score ;
I KAMHAH CITV.
AII In I'O A ' AII In I'O A r
Wnrd.ll > . 3 0 IT 1 J.Msimliur. Sb..5 I 1 4 I
White , * i . . . .4 1 0 n o'Pdtlrr.cf ' . 5 2100
Mlmirlinti. rf.fi 1 0 3 O'l'lckntt ' . 3 2 1 t II
Midluiu' , Sli.S 0 I t 3 .Smith , ir . 4 2200
Tri'iiilwiir.cr.4 1 0 0 0 StonriH. IH..6 IK , 0 0
Mrynnl.l.lf..4 . 2 I ! U | Hum IT. rf . . . .5 3 0 0 ( I
llt'tiulc.2l > . , . .4 0 1 I 'J ( nrpcnlcr. 3b.'i U 1 I 1
linrllnif , C . : | I T 4 'Utnii-xin. C..4 0 A 0 0
Duke , p . 4 0 0 > 2 'eiiM. | . : i 0 0 i I
Totnl. . , , . . , 7it7 21 ill Totnl * . S JT 27 14 Jj
M'ltllt ! IIV I ! M.VIS.
MlnniTiliolM . 0 1 0 I ) 2 0 I I 0ft
Knn.MnClty. . . . , . I U-I'J '
HIMMAIIV.
Knrnnil ruin : .Mliiiicnimlh. 2 : Kiinsns Cltr. I.
Two liii ihlt < : Mrijuul'l. ' KmtiT , Hoover , lliimn
runs : I'lckcll , "mltli. Sluluii IIIKPH : Waril , Trrii'l- '
wnjr. Mnnnlinr. l'o tiT. IKnihlc | ilnrs ) : Wlilto to
DnrlhiK. Mi'Oiinlil to Mcilciti ; , > In llunulc. Kirn I
liiine ( in hull * . llr Duke. A ; lir I 'curs. I. lilt tir
plti'lii'il Imlli Dnrllint. I. Struck mil. Ily liiki ) > . I > ;
ii ) 1'e.irs. A. I'nKxi'd imll.i : Inollm. ' . ' ; ( iiui'im. I.
Wllil | iti.n's | | : lluku , I. Tltne Two liuurs. t'nl-
We tern \HM > ilitlloii
In relntrodiiclng Oinalm ns n feature In
thu race for the Western association pnntmnt- ,
it is necessary to curtail Lincoln and Denver
each to tbo extent of the gnmesi forfeited by
Omaha two week's ago. According to the
terms of reconstruction tluuo games go as
postponed , nnd Omaha starts where she
quit.
i'layed
Omaha . 77
Milwaukee. . . , . Ml
Mlniieauolls . 82
Lincoln . ' (1 (
flonx Oltv . M
Kansas City . 7t )
Denver . 7i (
Duliith . 82
.VJTO.V.II.K.HIUK. .
Cnioitijo ( ! nts n Oaint ; I'Voni Olovplntiil
lly Very Hard l.lttlnij.
CI.CVIM.ANII , O. , July i" > . A harder light
was never made for a ball game than that
of this afternoon. Cleveland practically bad
thoChicagos hoaton when two unfortunate
errors and hard bitting did the mischief.
Then Cleveland beat Anson's men again in
the ninth , but , to do It Tobcau was sent to
tbe bat in Johnson's place , relying on Davis
to pitch the inning out He was unsuccess
ful , lor by good clean hltling Uio Cblcagos
pounded out the winning run. Score :
Cleveland. . . , 2 .r > 120000 4 14
Chicago 0 1 fl 2 0 II 0 0 4 IS
lilts : Cleveland , 111 ; I'hleago , 10. ICrrors :
Cleveland , ( i ; Chicago , II. Ilatterles : Yonii1. ' ,
Vlan. Davis and /.linnier : Nlchol , liiiby , Idt-
tildcn and Ilowmau. Karned runs : Cleve
land 1 ; Chicago , 4.
TIN : IXNIXOS foil ( i.vi : itrx.
PiTTsnrim , Pa. , July 3. Cincinnati and
Plttsburg played a hotly contested game
lodoy. IJoth King and Mullano pitched re
markably line games , not a hit being made
elf King till tlio eighth Inning. Neither side
scored a run in the entire nine innings. In
thu tenth Inning singles by Smith and Ilart-
ingtnn nnd Mullano'.s ' smash to the con tor
Hold fun co sent In thu winning and only run
in tbo game.
I'ltt.shurg 0 000000000 0
Cincinnati 0 oooooflOO I 1
lilts : I'lttshiirg. 0 ; Cincinnati , It. Krrors :
I'lttsbnr , . ' , 1 : Cincinnati , 0. llatterles : ICInir
and Made Mnllmie and Harrington. Karned
runs : Cincinnati. 1.
HOMTOX ton.nx'T ' fi.AV.
UUSTO.V. Mass. , July 25. IJoston put up
the worst game of the season and as a consequence
quence the Giants won. Clarkson attempted
to pu/.zlo the big follows with bis slow drop
balls , but the visitors fell against them hard.
'I ho work of Whistler , Hassett , Long and
Nash was commendable.
Now York 1 1U
itoston o o ; t o o o o o 0 ; i
Illls : Now York , 11 : lloston , 4. Errors : Now
York , 1 : Boston , 4. IHUorlos : Welch anil
and Clark ; Clarksou and llennett. Karned
runs : New York , 2 : Itoston , 1.
W-AI.KOVKIt FOK TIIK CMAMl'IOXS.
NEW YORK , July S5. Today's game bo-
between the Brooklyn and Philadelphia
teams at Eastern park , Brooklyn was n
walkover for the Bridegrooms. Score :
llrooklyn . ' 4 IS
Philadelphia 2-2
Hits : llrooklyn. Hi ; Philadelphiaft. Errors :
llrooklvn. ; t ; Philadelphia. : t. llattorles : Lov-
ettiind Klnslnw ; K.-tier , Thornton und Clem
ents. Earned runs : llrooklyn , 8 ; Phila
delphia , 0.
National Ken iK ; Standing.
Plnyed. Won. Lost. I'or C't.
Ohlcajro 78 40 MWO
New York 711 42 31 . ' )75
lloston 71 ! 42 1)4 ) .5X1
Olevoliind 80 41 M fiKt
I'hiladolnhla 77 : )7 ) 40 .4HI
Iliooklyn 7i ( : ; 40 .474
t'ii'lliimtl..u ) 7H : 45 AZl
Plttabiirff 78 3J 43 ITO
AMKlilC.lX ASSOVIA J'/O.V.
I'1 ! ally Plnycil Kurd
Knout ; ! ) to Get One Itun.
Piiil.\iiu'iiiA : , July 25. Thu Athletics
easily defeated \Vasbington this afternoon.
The Athletics were fortunnto in malting their
hits when they did the most good. Score :
Athletics o o 2 i o : i o o n r ,
Washington 1 1
lilts : Athletics , 8 ; Washington , y. Errors :
Athletics , 0 ; Washington. : . Ilatte.Ios : saiul-
ers and Mllllgan , I'oremnn and Mcliiilro.
Karned runs : Athletic. 2 ; Washington , ! .
t'OniTHEN INNI.VdS AMI TIKI ) .
BAI.TIMOIII : , Md. , July 'J5. The Baltimore
and Boston clubs played a fourteen inning
game today which resulted in a tlo because of
darkness. Score :
Ilnltlmore..2 . ' 1
Itoston 0 . ' 3
Hits : llnltlmoro , 8 ; Itoston. 8. Errors : llnl-
tlmoro. 'I : lloston. 3. ( latteries : McMahou
and Uoblnson : Murphy and lluflngtoii
Karned runs : llaltlmore. 2.
coi.oxuw vrii.ii SLII > IXO.
CINCINNATI , O. , Julj' 25. ulnclnnott won
today's giintu because it plavod better than
Louisville . Cumivan's line playint'in the Hold
and ut the but was the chief featuro. Score :
Cincinnati 2 0-14
Louisville . . . .0 : !
lilts : Cincinnati. 14 : Louisville , n. Errors :
Cincinnati , 2 ; Louisville , 7. llatlerles : Dwyer
and Kelly ; Fitzgerald and Uyau. Karnud
runs : CInolnnull , li ; l.ouKvlllo ; ; .
rOI.UMIH'S 1IOWSS t'OM.MIK.
Coi.fMiit'.s , O. , July 25. St. Lotnn co'ild
not hit Dolnn and Columbus won au exciting
gumo. Score :
Columbus 1 2 1000000 4
St. Louis 000000 1 0 0 I
lilts : Columbus , 0 ; HI. Louis , 7. Errors :
Columbus , 0St. ; Lonls. 1. Itattorlos : Donahue
nnd Dolnn ; lluylti and Dnryou. Karned runs :
Columbus , 1 ; St. Lonls. 1.
American AHsooiutmn StniHllng.
I'layed. Won. Lost 1'er Ot.
lloston HI M Ei .U'll '
St. Louis W > M 30 .nil
llaltlmoro 78 45 'M .577
Columbus S. > 4i : 42 .MX !
Athletics. . ' 81 41 40 .501) )
Cincinnati K ] 31 48 .lii :
Louisville 78 SO fi'J ' . 'CM
Washington 70 3S M JIO
Itlalr ITccps on Winning.
BI.AIU , Nob. , July 25 , [ Special Telegram
to Tuu Buu. | The homo team toolc the tlrst
game with the Crane Companys hero today ,
score 8 to U. A second game is to ho plavod
tomorrow , The Crane Companys were very
wild In throwing to bases , and the bomotoam
took udvantnco nnd scored on every wild
throw. The homo team took the lead from
tin ) start nnd kept It. Corrlgnn told the grand
stand before the iramo was out his colts would
show Blair how to play ball , but ho failed to
fulfill his promise. Score by innings :
iiinir i : i o o o 2 a o -s
Cranes 0 -
llase on 1mlU : \Velbaum. . .1 ; Williams. 0.
Btruek out : Ily YYclhaiun , 7 : Williams , A. Wild
pitches : Wolbanm , 2 : Williams , 1. Itase lilts :
lllalr , 3 ; Uranus , .1 lilt by pitcher : llrott.
Time of game : One hour and tlfty-llve min
utes. Umpire : Waldow. llatterlus : lllalr
Wulbaiim and Uraver ; Cranes.-Williams ,
Svrartz and Uurrlgan.
Took Klovcn Innings.
GBXBVA , Nob. , July 25. [ Special to TIIK
BKK. | Ou Wednesday Ciration and Uonovii
played ono of the closest and most exciting
games of ball over seen In Ooneva. The
score was :
tiriftou 00000102300-5
Uenevu -
Ha u on bulls : Qenuva , ! ! ; ( lrafUm,3. Passed
halls : ( funovn , t ; d'rafton , : i. Two-base hits :
ljunuva , I. Doubjo plays ; Ucnovn , I. lilt by
pitched ball : tiunev.-i. i. Wild pitch : Ily
llurneit ( Orafton ) . I. Struck out : llySteiihon-
hon , r.'i by llurntitt , II ; byVontr. . ' - ' .
AVilbttr l.oht One.
WU.HKII , Nob. , July 25. [ Sj tMlal to Tin :
BKK.J Yeitorday Wllbor's ball team mot It *
match for the llrst time this season. The
Lincoln UlanU succeeded In Winning a gama
from It by a score of (1 ( toI. . A large number
of visitors wore hero from nil over tha county
M well ns from Buntrlco and Lincoln. The
Lincoln team ulavcd n good doill With IU
mouth nnd In the fourth Inning by this
means neovirod a ehnngo of umpires nnd put
in n young colored mnn from Lincoln , whoso
decision * nro considered hy many to buvo
won the game. Following is the score by
Innings :
( Hants . 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 't 0- I )
wiiber . o o : i o o o o o i 4
Charley Uoodell , the sscond basomnn for
Wiiber , .sustained a fractured leg as a result
of u collision with n base runner.
( liMiwnnil ClniKM ol' Iowa.
The Nonpareils and Olcnwoods cross bats
nt Nonpareil park , Sunday , and as the Non
pareils are the only city league team to bring
outside clubs to the city , thn boys should bo
patronize. ' ! hotter for their endeavor to fur
nish the people of Omaha with amateur base
ball worth thu admission. The positions :
Nonpareils. Position. UlcnwoodUlanls
Mahoney . Third . Ureun
Slinmilmtt . Short . Napp
Jollen . 1'iteh . Donelian
Lnecy . C'lteh . Cample
Morlartv . Klsht . Dillon
Itradfor'd . .Middle . . . . lll.ey
McAulllfo . Second . Vapor
.Mil honey . Lefl . Hhnlfe
Hy mi . I'lr.st . . . Uoysoi
Game called at ! l o'clock.
Kiiiirnry's t-ri'in Ainnftirs.
K'c.inxnv , Nob. , July 25. ( Special Telegram -
gram to Tin ; UEK. ) Tno champion amateurs
of this place piayod another of their match
less games tills afternoon resulting In a score
of 13 to'J In favor of the Industrial School
nine. The features of tha game were a long
running catch by Smith , left Holder of thn
Stewarts , and a similar plnv by Macauloy of
the Industrial School. The grand stand
roared at the result of thu game , and old huso-
hall crank- , were loud In their praises.
The Industrial School nlno has challenged
the state olllcmls for a game , nnd they have
accepted. The game will take place as soon
HI arrangements can bu made for it.
At Association Park.
A good crowd should bo In attendance at
today's game at the ball park between the
Shamrocks and S. A. Orchards. Both teams
have out their bojt players. The following
are ttio nlayeiv ) and positions :
Shamrocks. Position. S. A , Orchards.
Dolnn . - . atelier . Kuan
Stephenson . pi teller . Snvdor
llrown. . . , . llrst base . Hut lor
Klyrno . second base . K'olley
Chirk . third base . Marsh
\\alsh . short stop . , . Nelson
lleerwlng . loft Held . llowlos
1'rlok . middle . Ahluulst
Kennedy . rlcht Held . Gibson
Uume called at . ' ! : : p. in.
Trouble In tlic Directory.
PiTT.siii'mi , Pa. , July 25. Matters In the
Pittshurg ball club are decidedly mixed. By
the action of the directors last Thursday
Manager Ilanlon was given full control of
the team. This did not moot with the appro
bation of President O'Noil , however , and
yesterday ho signed McCionniglo of Provi
dence ns manager. As a rnsult the team has
two managers and interesting games nro ex
pected. Several directors repudiate tlio
action of O'Noil , und say ho has overstepped
his powers , while the others think ho has
simply carried out Instructions given him by
the board.
Nick Youn * ' Imst liiillotin.
WAMIIXOTO.V , July 25.--SeeMt.ary Young
makes the following nunoui.comenU :
Contracts for 1801 : With Omaha It. Load-
ley. S. M. Duir-'an. Spokane It. ! ' . Snydor.
LNliknsh W. Homers.
Terms Accepted I'ayno by Kansas City.
Uoleased Ily Chicago , Ed. \Steln : .Milwau
kee. S. JI. Dniunn ; Sioux City , ( i. II. Crock , T.
.1. I'oorman : bv Denver , U. L. Koynoldw , .1. L.
White and W. ll. Iteynolds ; Cincinnati , Charles
Mnrr.
Services Accented Hy Omaha , W. II. Mc
Clelland , R. I'liiniilgan.
Heinstatod Hy 1'ortlaiid , Ore.Vllllam \
Oeorgo. _
Twi'iklors Han ; ouic Fun.
The Twenty-seventh Street Stars defeated
the Twenty-second Streets yesterday after
noon by the following overwhelming score :
Twenth-sDventh Street .2 U 10 4 4 3 2 IH
Twenty-second stieets 0 00002 0 2
Umpire : Colonel Niece.
The Twenty-seventh Street Stars are anx
ious to try conclusions with any team in the
city under sixteen years of ago. Address R
Harrison , captain , 2 ( > ; )7 ) Grant street.
lioai liliiK After Territory.
PiTTsni'itfi , Pa. , July 25. This afternoon
J. 10. Wngnor , president of the Athletic base
ball club of Philadelphia announced that ho
had signed a three year lease of Hocroation
Park , Allegheny. ' 'Plttshnrfj , " said he , "will
have an a soci.ition team there next season , a
good one , and but 25 cents admission will bo
charged. There will bo a club in Chicago
also , and Louisville will likely bo dropped.
Grand Vl.sWH CJot Tlicr.- .
Tbo Ciraud Views yesterday mot and de
feated the Park Juniors by the score of 8 to
! ! . Batteries : Whitney and Hoffmann for
the Views ; Vaughn and Dongor for the Parks.
lilts : Views , 7 ; Parks , 2. Homo runs :
Whitney. Struck out : Whitney , 4 ; Vaughn ,
4. Krrors : Views , 2 ; Parks , 5. Umpire :
Tullcy. _
HarilwnrkcrH at It.
The Bonus bag company played the
Western tinware company yesterday after
noon. The score being 24 to 11 in favor of
the U'ostcrns. The features of the game
were the batting of Thompson and the pitch
ing of Kibbe for the tinwnru company , nnd
the homo run hits of Peters of tlio bug
company.
Americans Alironl.
lOijw/i/hftf / / 0iiniM / | fiiirdim lleimttt.l
HAMIIUIKI July 25. [ Mow York Herald
Cable Special to Tin : Bii.J : : Among the
Americans hero are Mrs. J. Wndsworth ,
Clarence Wndsworth , Colonel and Mrs.
Moore , Now York ; Mrs. Albert Stolnway ,
Mr. Walter Kingslnnd , J. B. LIpplncott ,
Philadelphia ; ox-Senator Williams , San
Francisco , nnd Mrs. DeKoron , Chicago.
No tciin's ' tournaments have been arranged
as yet , but a gcod sot of doubles was
watched with Interest the other day , the
sides being Mr. Tessechmiiclior and Mr.
Hollls Hnrdiwell against Mr. Napier and
Mr. Phil LrJ-go of Now York , who has de
veloped an extraordinary form of fair proper
tion.
tion.Tho
The Americans present nt Baron Vorthur's
ball included Mrs. Chow and her pretty
daughter , Mr. and Mrs , Walter Klngslatul
and Mrs , Murphy.
The Boston coaching party turned up here
all safe nnd sound and nil are now housed at
tno hotel Windsor. Mrs. Travors is the only
lady of the party. Sbo says she did not ex
perience the slightest sense of fatigue
and did not miss a single daneo. At
the reunion. Mr. Travel's , Mr. Ronalds and
Mr. Carey enjoyed the trip so much they ap
pear ready to oogln it over again , nt any rate
Carey's coacb starts on a trial trip to Prank-
fort from here a week from Wednesday.
Everybody hopes this may Inaugurate a reg
ular service. Tim horses stood. thu long jour
ney well. Baron 10. came to grief ut Hocssons
and wits promptly replaced by another. Tbo
Iluwlott route is selected In Ciermany , vhlch
is along the Moselle and the Khuio , and is
ono of the most beautiful sections of the
country in Kuropo.
Among the arrivals of the last few days
are Mis. LUV.TCIICO ICIp , Miss Kdith Kip and
Mr. Lordlard 1C I p. Captain Pcrcival ( .tops
nt the Victoria und was wleldlnr a racket
skillfully in thu tennis Hold today. Hunt-
well likewise made a good score , for although
bu has dovolod lilllo time to the giinio ho is
said to bo one of the best court tennis players
In America.
_ _
II'K.1 TIIKIt MHlKVASr.
For Omaha and Vicinity Fair ; slightly
warmer.
WASHINGTON . July 25. Foreeast'tr.l 8 p. ro.
Sunday : For Iowa , Minnesota , North and
South Dakota and NobraskuUcnerally fair ;
slightly warmer ; west winds.
For Missouri und Kansas Light showers ;
sllghtlv warmer In north portion ; .slightly
cooler In southern portion : variable winds ;
stationary temperature.
For Colorado -Fair tomorrow , ttutionary I
tumpurnluru , excyot slightly warmer lu the
north j vurlaUlo winds. j
GREAT IMC AT DETROIT ,
10
\0 \ it < -
III ,1
Sorao Qnoor Jtidging Done to the Disgust
of Xft tlio Winnors.
NANCY TRIED'TO BEAT HERSELF ,
litul Dolilo < xAvo ttiu l.lttlc Mnro a
CtrciU ftyUl MvMy Times nt
iUor/ } , , Park and
Utliur Tracks.
DKTIIOIT , Mich , , July 25. This was the
closing day of the summer mooting of the
Detroit driving club. The weather mid track
were all right today , but hot moro than 0,000
persons witnessed the afternoon sport. The
driver of St. Klmo , the favorlto In the first
race , fell off his sulky in the first heat Just at
the llrst turn , nnd the horse ran the milo out
nnd probably lost the race then and there.
This race was marked by n rank decision of
the judges in the third heat that lost Diamond
mend the raco. Diamond had fully an open
length to the good as no wont under the wlro ,
but the judges claim to have scon that Aiino
finished a head In front. So sure was the
latter's jockey that bo was beaten that ho
had gene to the stand to have his number ro-
Inovod.
First rai-e. 2:1 : ! ) class , trotting , nurse H/fO :
Aline llrst. Diamond second. M. Klmo third ,
Alinont Wllkes fourth. Ili-st time , 2:1IV : !
Second raee. 2:10 : ela s pacing , purse 3,000 :
Mascotto lirsl , Sclolo Illrl second , Nelllo U.
third , Lady Sheridan fourth. I lest time. 2:15' : , .
Bub Doblo sent Nancy Ilanlis n milo to heat
her record of 2:14. : She went to the quarter
in 0Kl : : ! < f , to tlio half in t : ( M' < < , three-quarters
in 1:31 : % and under the wire In 2:14. :
At Morris Park.
MOHIII.S PARK , N. Y. , July'5. Fully 8,000
persons nmdo the journey to this course to
day and they wore treated to some racing
above the common. The ground was in a
very peculiar state , the track proper being
quite heavy and holtiltig whllo the six fur
long chuto.wnj dusty. Under tboso circum
stances It was rather allllcult to pick win
ners , and when the day's racing was over the
bookmakers bad most of the money , only two
favorites having wen. SanJunn , n strongly
backed second ctioice , sold only a point bu-
bind Kildoor for the Stevens stakes. Kaco-
land , second choice .to Clarendon , galloped
away with the Passaie stakes , whllo All-
Plant nt 8 to 1 won the Sapling stake-i. The
llr.st race was an easy thing for Heansy , an
outsider In betting , and IJiot , third choice to
Esquimaux and Adventurer , captured the
sixth race. The two favorites which were
successful were Arab in the llflh and Itoquu-
fort in the last race , both owned by George
Forbes.
I'll si race , handicap sweepstakes at ? JO
each , wltb tl.uiii added , one mllo. 1'onr
starters : Ito.uiay. ii.'d to I/ / , won In a trillion
by six lengths from Wcstehestor. 10r > ( . " > to V ) .
who was two lengths before Kingmaker , 103
( III to\ ) Time : 1:41. :
Second race , tlio I'asinlc stakes for all ages ,
at J. > 0 each , with Jl.uaj added , six furlongs.
I'onr starters : liaculnnd. II" (2 ( to 1) ) . won In a
irnllop by live lengths from Nellie lily. 108 ( Ute
to 1) . who bout Clarendon , 115 ( fitooj. tlireo
lengths. Time : 1:12. :
Third rnce. tbo Sapling stakes for two-year-
olds at IIIi ) eiicll with jl.iOJ added , .six fur
longs. Elevuii stJirlers : Air I'lant , 118 i7 to II.
won In a canter by ; six lengths fiimi Fremont.
1IH (3 ( to ' 'I , who limit , tbubudlv ridden I'atrl-
inoii Colt , 111 (4'to ( I ) , a bead. Time : l:2. : " > ? .f.
I'oiirlh ' raee , the Stevens stakes for three-
yoar-olds. at $ IU > niii-h with . ' , S'JO added. 0111
mile and one-half , l-'lvo starters : San Juan
117 ( . " > to" ) , won oislly by two lengths from
I'lcknli'kor ' , 112(5 ( to 2) ) . who was ten lengths
beforn Klldeer , ! U-3 ! ( to ! . " > . Time : 1:4P4. :
I'lfth nice , handicap at f2J each , with tl.OOO
udditd , six furloius ; Four st'triers : Arab ,
llil : ( to 1) ) . won by'two lengths fioni Slelpner.
II ! ( 'I to 1) ) , wbrt beat 1:0 Ho , 110(4 ( to 1) ) , two
lengths. Tlmo : I2I. !
Sixth race , sidling , sweepstakes at $20 each ,
with $1.000 added , seven furlongs. Five btarl-
ers : Klot , IGi : ( to , ! ) , won easily by a loiuth
from Adventurer , OS < t > to : o. who boat Esqui
mau , lit ( [ to.Jf , three lengths for the place.
Time : las'j. : '
Seventh raco. flvo furlongs. Twelve start
ers : Koqiiofort , lo.'ifl to U. won easily by two
luntlis : froiii St. Pancreas , ill ( I to 1) ) . who beat
Suhuyikill , Ki'.m ' to I ) , a length. Tlmo : Miy.
Donntulln'H Great linn.
ST. PAUL , Minii. , July 25. Despite tbo
rainy sky a good crowd was at Ilnmlln for
the races today. Tbo race of the day , both
ns to interest and value was the Hamlin
stakes , wliioh was worth $ ; ly'JO and in which
moat of the derby racers wore entered. It
was Donatella's wco but only after a battle
royal. Pomfrot took the load at tbo
start with Donatella and Dundee close
following. At the stand Hagen was
in the lead , Pomfrot second and
Donatella third. Hagmi maintained the lead
until ( joining Into thostretch , where Donatella
was lost in tbo bunch , but Fitzgerald began
to urge his mount , and the chestnut slowly
forged ahead. The horses were well together
and all wore whipping , but Donatella's ' rush
took him from the last to llrst , and ho won by
half a length in about the fastest time for u
tbree-yc.ir-old with sneti a heavy weight , of
which there is a record.
I'lrst raeo , purse Jioo , for maiden two-yoar-
o ( Is. live furlongs Four starters : The IVer ,
lOii ( ID to 11 , won by half a lent ; ! li. Calllo ForMi-
t-on , I0i : ( . " to J ) , hecnnd , Andalorth , 10Jl2to ( 1) ) ,
third. Time : 1 : < > 24.
v. uuiiu i ui.u , imisi. ' ip i ji ; , lur iuni'-y U.II-IMII.S
ami upwards , milt1 and lit ) yards. Klghlhlai-t-
ers : 1'at Conlo.v , ! ' ( ! < S to I ) , won , .Mattie Allen ,
111 (11 ( to I ) , second , and Lemolne II , 1M ( S to r > ) ,
third. Time : Isisij.
Third race , pnr-u $100 , mite and .sixteenth.
Seven starters ; IJImlnl , 107(10 ( to I ) , won by a
hend from Hopeful. 110 ( S to 1) ) , second , Jim
Dunn , I Hi id to 1) ) , third Time , I : . " > 0.
Fourth race , llamlin stake$2,100 added for
3-year-olds , ono and three-eighths miles.
Six starters : Donatalla. 127 ( I to I ) , won , l.ud-
owleh. 117(7 ( to I ) , Ki'L-ond , I'omfret , 112 (12 ( to 1) ) ,
tlilrd. Time. 8:23. :
Fifth race , purse t\QO. \ for 3-year-olds , ono
and one-eighth mile.- . Four stiirteis : Little
Annie , Il'UI to ! > , \\on , Oatewiiy , 112 (3 ( t'i 1) ) .
M'cnnd , and My Queen , 117 Hi loui , third. Time ,
Second Day at Saratoga.
SAIIATOOA , July 25. This was the second
regular day of the llrst race mooting. There
were live events on the card. Heavy showers
In the morning made the track heavy and
caused much sci'.Uehtnt' . The attendance
was not up to the-'Saturday standard in con-
serjuenco of the threatening weather.
First race , nurse ifOX ) . for two-year-olds , six
furlongs. Five.starters : Luster , 113 , ( I ! to , "ii ,
won easily hy a neck from Foreigner. Ill , ( tl to
I ) , In lSJ4. : ! Sir Oatesby , 10U , HO to I ) , bolus ;
third.
Second raee , Alabama slakes , for three-
year-olds , onii and oni'-elgin handles , Two
starters : Salilo MeClollan , 112 , (1 ( to 7) ) , won In
a gallop ahead of Santa Anna , 117 , (4 ( to 1) ) , four
lengths. Time , 2irt : > 4.
Third raeeono [ mlle and one furlong.
Two starter * : Homer , IU1 ( I to I ) , Jnduo Mor
row ,122 (1 ( to 5) ) . Humor won by two lengths In
2:011 lu ' * ' '
Fouith rucivjU-'rny stu for three-year-
olds and u | > \vaidf.Jh | > nn. .in-hnlf furlongs.
Thri'O slariersi ton. 131 u ' " 'i with hands
down In 1:23. : Santhmo. 117' ' < n 1) ) , was a good
twn lengths In" front of IIK H It ibbur , 113
(15 ( to I ) . .1 in
I'lfth race , sqUluj ; , one mile. I'nreo htarters :
( iutlysburj. . 112 ( .Itu 1) ) , won by u length from
Iteportor , II ! ) r7'16 10) ) , Tlmo : l : > . IJetty.s-
burg was boughu In at the entered mice ,
iio.u.,0. , , _ ] ,
Colonitl < ] orrian'N Ituccs.
. Ciiic.uio , Juli ! 23. Hawthorne Park racoi
today resulted :
F.rst rniMv ijuffjiiud one-sixteenth miles :
Mlritbeau wnnT < iiiira Doxey second , .Marplot
tblr.1. Time , ! : * ! ! > >
Second raue. ( ih vu-iunrlers mile : F.stcllo
won , Koley llj ijy tiuuund. Drill third. Time ,
Third men. llfe'lVst ' Kt.il.es. threo-iinnrten
of a mile. I'hll Ihver won , Strathtneath sec
ond. Jim Head thlid. 'rime. Il7'i. :
Fourth race. tlvo-il hth.sof a milo : Juntippa
won , Ilit-itler heeo id , Tom Itoach third. Time ,
I'lfth race , siiep e ehuse : Hercules won.KI-
phln itueond , hv.iii.ullne third. Tlmo not
Blven.
AVinslow Willit'H ( ioos 10 Dnvonporl.
Mr. Collopy loft for Davoniwrt yesterday
afternoon with his great four-year-old pacer ,
Winslow \Vllkvs. Ills friends are nil wish
ing him the host of luck and will watch
Win-flow's futuio work with ( front Interest ,
as his owner claims ho will lower his record
by four seconds bofaro full.
Major i.aiikliih' Haccs.
CHICUCIO , July 25 , Ciurllold park race *
toduy :
F.rst rai-e , llve-ohihlhs of n rnllo : lleoly
John won. Jim Uray 11 second , .MUs Lou thinl
Tuna : lili ; ] _ .
Soioud race , oub und onu-alxtueuth mile- .
IriE Hrlilo won , C.imilln second , Uosa third.
Tlnin : 1H9' ( .
Third moo , three-fourth of a miles Oorm n
won , Addle second , Maud Howard third.
Tlmo ! 1U4K.
I'ourth race , one nnd ono-olghth mllci :
i.oron/o won , Silver I.ako second , Nina Archer
third. Time : 1VI : < 5.
Fifth rnce. one and ono-Rl.\teonth mllni :
HHnlu won , Corlnno Bocoud , Dolly Nobles
tlilrd , Time : IW.H : ; .
Sixth race , one mlle nnd fifty yi\rds : Alolm
won , Fayetto second , Jed third. Time : 1:44' : ; .
Sovonln race , live elithtb of a mile : Hot
d'Ur won. llorenlls second , Sp.ildlng third.
Time : loa : > 4. _
i
SI'.lltKS Ot'Sl'UKT.
KodlvliMio.
Well , it sfoms sort o' natural again to have
tbo reports of Omaha's ball games abroad
coming In. The tirst ono , bowovor , Is a llttlo
whopporjawod , but Manager Loadloy to- !
ographs that the team that played yesterday
nt MIlwnuKcu is only a temporary ono , and
as soon as bo closes with several eastern
players with whom ho is negotiating ho will
bo able to cope with any of them.
Milwaukee 17 , Omaha 11 That is bad
enough , of course , but look what tbo Wash-
ingtons are doing , nnd that , too , with the
cfllcient aid of Old Cy Sutcllffo , Traitor
Shannon , Kdalo Kltoljorg nnd Deacon
Orinin. They have played four games in the
last four days and managed to squeeze in two
runs ono moro than the patched Omalms got
yesterday nt Milwaukee. In the meanwhile
their opponents nmdo 27 runs. Kltoljorg
wns all out knocked out of the box In the second
end frame , and of the seven errors made by
Washington Shannon , GrilHn and Sutcllffo
made ilvo. At this rate the denizens of tbo
capital will soon slcKon of their Omaha Im
portation.
On tbo return of the Omnha team
hero the patrons nro promised a
half dozen now faces , Includlng'twoor three
ns well known men as tlie.ro nro In the coun
try. Hut In any event the team is assured of
better patronage Minn the 0110 that repre
sented tbo city under the McCormlek-Bramlt-
Shannon inanngamcut , and next winter the
foundation for the lltio.it baseball organiza
tion that over represented this cltv will bo
laid. Manager H'ou Loadloy will give Omaha
such a team nnd such management as she
may well bo proud of. t
Work of' the Gun Olul > .
There was a largo attendance at the regu
lar weekly shoots of the Omaha Gun clubs
yesterday afternoon. The Omaha clubs scores
wore ns follows : Ten live birds to each man ,
thirty yards rlso , English modi lied rules :
I'armoleo . 11122 11111-10
Fogg . 02100 11UIO-
Kennedy . 1 01 1111)1 ) H
Niison . 11211 12012 n
Fuller . O2.'ll 1)2011 ) 7
Hodford . 2I"01 11011 7
llruckor . 11211 21110 0
) , oornls . Ou22l ( ( HXll ) 4
( ! ray . 1IIIO Hllll-H
Ulvfn . 10111 01210-7
The Raymonds club shoot nt twenty-live
single blub roclcs :
I'armoleo . 11111 11111 11111 ' 11110 llll-2t !
Fogg . 11101 00111 01111 11111 10110-20
Itlack . 10101 01001 11100 01100 11111 ] . " .
I.oomls . ll'Mt ' 01111 11011 10111 11111-20
icon/ . inn mm looio lion OMIO-IS
Deans . 11110 UU1I 01111 01111 10II1-UI
llryant . 01011 Mill 01001 0111)0 ) OIIII1 l.r >
Floyd . 000)0 ) 00.01 OOWJ OOUOO 001)111 ) I
Cavanaugh . .O'JIOO ' 10011 00111 00011 11U10 IS
Mr. Parmoloo , the winner , is a member of
both clubs.
Tbe Raymonds shoot at doubles resulted :
I'armolce . 10 11 11 11 10 8
Fogit . 10 II 10 10 10 0
lllnek . | 1 11 10 11 11U
Loomls . it M 11 11 11U
KorU . 10 10 00 11 10 5
lleans . 11 00 10 10 11 (1 (
Hryant . u 10 10 01 01 o
Floyd . 00 CO co oo PO o
Oavanaugh . 10 10 11 11 11 8
IH Austin Afraid olMaulc.
BitooKi.vx , N. Y. , July 25. [ Special to TUG
BKR.J Jack McAulilTo , the Brooklyn light
weight , nnd Auston Gibbons of Patterson ,
N. J. , met yesterday afternoon to sign arti
cles for a fight before the Granite club of
Hoboken. Gibbons conscntod , after some
argument , to light at i ; < 5 pounds. This being
the only hitch the article were , quickly drawn
up that tlio light bo for $1,500 a side and a
nurse of $ IOOD , to bo put up by the club.
McAullffo stuned the articles , but when Gibbons
bens saw that , the articles stated tbo light bo
for llfteeu rounds be insisted on a linish
? ight or none at all. Ho did not sign.
'
Will Hilly lie Hut
Niw : OUI.KAVS , La. , July 25. [ Special to
TIIK Bui.J : There tnay yet bo a hitch in the
proposed Billy Meyer-Jimmy Carroll light ,
for which the Olympia club has oltorod such
a handsome prize. Carroll stipulates that
the match bo at MO pounds , a condition at
winch tbo Stroator lad has never Ilgurod ,
and he may refuse to sign. Carroll says that
ho Is getting too well along in years for longer
or excessive training , but if Mover ' Is
willing for a go at MO pounds ho'll 'do his
best to lick him. It all lays with Moyor.
nnd Alf Kennedy , his backer , says ho will
light on any terms.
( il'more anil Willcos at Work.
Tbe Harry Gilmoro-Jack Wilkes fight
which comes oft at South Omaha Saturday
evening , August 15 , will bo a 'isttc event that
will command considerable attention , as the
affair is being largely advertised in both Chicago
cage and St. Louis , tbo respective homes of
the two men. Jack Wilkes has gene Into
trainiiiK at Minnotonka with young Kimmie
ns bis mentor , while Gilmore is po/ging away
at bh cyiniiaslum at Chicago under Hyau
and White.
I Kennedy Won ! > y n Hlril.
II. B. Kennedy of this city beat Dr. Babcock -
cock , the crack Illinois shot , In a Ilfty live
bird match for $ > 0 a side at Donnlson , Iowa ,
Friday , by a score ofI * to10. .
Alls ThriiwMunion. .
Biciti.is' , July 25. Karl Abs today defeated
Tom Cannon , the Amcilcan wroMlor , for the
championship of the world.
.lltlt.lA'dlXlt l-'Olt THIS t'.lflt.
French Committees Actively Prepiit
Inn Tor tlio Great Kvrnt.
l''i > ) > l/rfi/M / INil I'll Jiiinc.1 fjimlim lltnii'lt.l
PAIIIS , July 2V ( Now York Herald Cable
Special to Tun BKK. ) The provisional
committee , organized and arranged for the
participation of Franco In the Chicago expo
sition mot Sunday morning with President
Antonin present. Tlio committed decided to
increase the sum for providing for the cost of
carriage of the French exhibit from IIOO.OOO
to 800,000 francs. On motion of Pierre , the
committee decided to consider the question
of sending French products on u special ship
to bo exhibited nt the world's fair. If tills la
accomplished it will effect a considerable re
duction of the cost of cilrrlago.
Complaint has been made 10 the magistrate
who examined Tripono in the llrst case as to
how ho succeeded in obtaining from a powder
magazine at Sovoran Llvpry last year 2,0000 ,
klloirratnmos of whlto powder. Triponu has
endeavored to Implicate Canot , of the chief ar
tillery. Canet has boon examined by Atha-
llno line ] the result is that ho is lound to bo u
victim of tbo vengeance of Tripono. Ho at
once demanded that his reMdenco nt Ninety-
lirst uveuuo , Malakoll , be searched. Tins
was done und It was found that Canot hud
been in possession of a quantity of
smokeless powder , but it was fur
nished to him under special authoriza
tion from thu government. Thus
it appears that Trlpono's denunciation wus
without any foundation and ho will bo
called to show how he obtained from the
magazine the powder found in his possession
in February last.
I'UMH' CiiiinhlliiK Huiikor.
The Puru gambling banker named Mace ;
borneau was declared a "bankrupt when
liquidations were made. When ho was
appointed ho had a distribution of about
1,500,000 francs. Ho adopted M a basis
for ld& operations the following schoino :
The creditors whoio dividend * had amounted
to ai much ai tlnlr subscriptions were ex
cluded from further participation and thoie
who had racuivud dividend * to u loss amount
ranked as crudltoH for their subscription
with tlio dividend deducted. Nearly
all the croditeri accoptoJ this basis.
Olio of tbom , Dobayoune , moro
tenacious limn the rest , msUtod
on claiming bis oaliro deposit without any
deduction of the dividend roc'jlvoa by bun.
Ho brought nn notion nnd It was tried' by a
tribunal of commerce , who non-suited him
He appealed to a Paris tribunal , which has
Just given a Judgment against him.
Paris cab drivers have decided to roor
gaulzo their profession and nro prepared
pared to take any stops that may bo
necessary to acholvo this end. At a mooting
hero Wednesday certain modlllcntlons were
found necessary In the regulations under
which they worked. They demanded that
comptcurs lord kolomotrlquos should bo at
once brought into use , nnd Immediately after
their Installation the present system of pay-
tnontshould bo discontinued.
An Ainnrlunit Honored.
At the late mooting of the Academy do
Mcdlclno , Dr. Henry 11. Millnrdof Now York
was elected foreign corresponding mombor.
Forty-one votes were cast , there bolug IIfly-
ono members present niul voting. Dr. Millard -
lard is only the second American who has
been made a member of the Paris Academy
do Modicino.
Tlioro is a considerable difTcronco of opin
ion between Bnrboy , minister of ma
rine , and Brlsjon , whoso report on
the strengthening of the French marmo and
Hrisson , whoso report on the strengthening
of the French navy was published last week.
Uarboy , Thursday , laid before the committee
his comments on the report. Generally
speaking ho attaches llttlo voluo to the pro
posals of Brlssou. Brisson defended his
scheme in the discussion which afterwards
took plnco.
Jules Koche , minister of commerce , form
ally opened the Imposition du Travail nt the
Pnlals do Industrie Thursday. Among tbo
most intero'iting feature * nro thosoetioiu
Illustrating the history of Inlmbltatlng
dwellings , history of the trades from the
Fourteenth century , a history of chairs and
a History of the manufacture of beer. The
exposition will not bo ready for public In
spection before another week.
The following new arrivals nro chronicled
in thn Del Kuropo : Miss Pulltz , Miss Sandon
and Mrs. Hull , Now York ; Mr. Miss nnd
Mr * . Charter. Philadelphia , at the Grand
hotel. The Davis Is also patronized by
n strong contingent of American visitors , in
cluding Mr. , Mrs. nnd Miss McLano , Mrs.
N. W. Curtis. Mr. H. U. Curtis , Boston : Mr.
nnd Mrs. Bruce , Mr. G. C. Lyman , Mr. W.
G. Fitch , Now York.
Passquf Young , the American wing shot ,
did splendidly in the pigeon shooting last
Sunday. Ho divided both poulo d' ossal and
tbo two louis sweepstakes , afterwards miss
ing the only bird in thirty shots.
I'roIilLltion KIciuI-H Work.
HOT Si-uiNds , S. D. , July 25. [ Special
Telegram to Tun Br.c.J Charles Campbell ,
a Justice of the pence of Cascade , attempted
to remove the questionable characters from
the now health resort today bv administer
ing tno death penalty with n Jack knife in his
own hands. A colored man living with n
White woman were assaulted in their tout by
the Justice , who struck the woman three or
four times on the head , and then turned upon
the negro , cutting him several times in the
region of tbo heart. But the knife being
dull the man was not dangerously hurt. Too
much prohibitory mineral water caused the
trouble and the end is not yet.
llcports.
UKI-CIIMC , Mich. , July 25. The telegraphic
reports of the llro in the Republic mine have
been greatly exaggerated. It will not bo
necessary to.llood the mine.The fire is con-
lined to No. 5 shaft and cannot possibly com-
ciunicaw to the other parts of the mine , as
there Is no timber to carry it. Superintend
ent Pascoo hopes to have the mine clear of
gas and smoke and in working order bv tbo
end of next week. The total damage will not
exceed 310,000.
A'KH'ti ( > r VKSTKltDAV.
William Weedon , the man who developed
the celebrated Wnturbury wateli , Is dead.
Clarence Three Stars , a Sioux Indian , has
been appointed trader at the I'hio Ridge
agency , S. D.
Attorney General Miller has appointed
William M. Allison assistant United States
attorney for the territory of Utah.
Major Handy and Mr. I'eck , members of tlio
Columbian fair coinmiss'on ' , attended Loid
Salisbury's garden party at Hat fluid house.
Charles Wall killed bis wlfo Julia ny braln-
Im ; her with nn n.xo at his house In Wyoming
county. Pennsylvania. Wall Kavo himself up.
llawson Label , of 10 I'aterson street , I'ater-
son , N. ,1. . was drawn throiiL'h the rollers of a
compiossing machine at the Ivanhoo paper
mill and erii.shed to death.
The executive boaid of the iron moulders
Union , now In session In Clneimiall. decided I
eontlniio to assist the San Francisco moulder
In their strike and voted them 5,000 for that
purpose.
Henrv S. French , boot and shoo manufac
turer , llroekton. Mass. . lias failed and made
an assignment for the henulllof his creditors.
The liabilities are IKVOJ and the nominal
assets aggregate about { j.'i.UX )
The Philadelphia Record will publish an
authoritative statement from M'lgiutrate
Sonih of thai city and other close friends of
Senator K'uay thai ho will resign his position
us senator as soon as congress meet.
Flro starting imin a defective line caused
' . ' > . ( ) , .0 . diimauo In the Itlclilien hotel. Cnsllv
fimiltuio and a number of valnahlo paintings
In crystal banipiei. room holng destroyed and
furniture on the lloor below being damaged
by water.
The total Insurance of the blc textile mill of
Campbell .t Kllloliof Philadelphia , \vhtrli wus
totally destroyed by llro , H placed at 100,000.
Thn value of tlio plant is placed * . " > ' ) [ ) , II in. The
lo"s on stock and raw material U variously
ultlmated at from flJO.OOO to i..VMMO.
President Harrison has been advUnd anil It
Issfited that Information has been received
from United Stales Consul .Mover ai Victoria ,
It. 0. , that tlio revenue cutter Thetis IH
actlvelv engaged In carrying out the llehrlng
sea provisions of the recent modus with tireat
llrltaln.
The navy department Is without any olllclal
Information or the reported destruction of
ono of the I'ensaeolii ! . ' boats and the killing
of live men by u torpedo tired In A rlca harbor.
Chill , bv I ho Iliilmueeda toryepo cruiser Con-
dell. The story is wholly disbelieved at the
department.
The appropriation at the disposal of the
surgeon's ollleo for artillelal limbs and for
commutation where the pensioner dee not
take the artillelal limbs applied by the gov
ernment Is already exhausted and abc.ut4i.000
pensioners will have to wall for their coin-
mutation money until after congress meets.
At Chicago , owlnu to a ruling by 11 rand Mus
ter I'riton that the medeiitlals of lliu Illinois
fraud lodge were Informal. Deputy ( Jrand
Muster Joint ( i. .louus. after an e.\elteil dis-
euHsluu , lesigned as a member of the United
Hrothors of Friendship. Louisville , Mobile
and Llttlo Hock eonlestod for the next tri
ennial , to he hold In July , IMI. Little Kouk
was successful.
News from Lieutenant Oeorgo 1' . Selirlvun.
commissioner for tlio Chicago exposition to
Central Amurlua. iiniiuiine lux thai the con
gress of ( iiiatemala. which Is now in Hussion ,
lias appropriated fioo.ooo In gold to pay the
expenses of Its exhibit at the Clilciiito world's
fair , and has made an additional appropria
tion of fiiuiji In gold to pay tlio cost of erect-
liu a building.
At Akruli , O , Otto Sehoomlove. osed nine
teen , an employe In I ho ollico of the \\rlner
I'rlntlm ; nnd Lithographing lompanv , called
the cashier , who wus maklnit up the p'ty roll ,
tnlhu telepbono. \\liun the cashier letnriied
to thiiollleti M'lioundevu was inlhslilK. ho linv-
Ini ? stolen JJ.iW ) from tlw desk and dUap-
poaiiid. TwoeonftMltTiitus were waiting out
side with a team and thu robber escaped.
The treasury department has concluded to
lia\i > a judicial determination of the iiiestlon |
of the propur ela.sllle-itlon or lUuieil silk
mnilliis , and IIUH Instnidod eustomH olllcers
to disregard the deel.ilon of thu ho.ird of g ( > n-
eral appraisers that such Impui t.itlons are not
and to treat sneh Importations
as falling within thu coio of paragraph II I of
thu t.irlll' . nut , llting a duty or U ) pur cunt ad
valorum on laces , enibrolumlc.s , etc.
Thef'i round trip from Ulnulnnati to Niagara
Falh ; with u stop over at Dcttult In time for
the Urau'd Army of tlm Itepnhllc narado Is
ciiislng a uenural domorallzatlon of railroad
rateThu Chicago , V Alton , with the Ohio .t
Mississippi , will on July III issue it (17 round
trip rate fiom Kiinstis City to Cincinnati.
The Vandalla and thu Cincinnati , Hamilton
.V Dayton will incut that ralu and Iho Illg
Four will of necessity follow.
A Iliunucr utorm came near wiping out the
mountain town of ( liuioa. Nev , A cloud
burstcd nuar whuro thu big anew slide oe-
miiTud uyuar u o. In u fuw moments a big
Mood of water came down throe nepurato eun-
yoiin , itweepliK everything buforo ItIriim
( jdiio.i canyon tint water rushed down In a
Kliulu column twenty-live rent hluh. 1 bo
walur made a clean nwrup from the HIIUW * lldi (
canyon , leaviiii ; the rook * buro and dii heil
uvur thu basu < jf thu iiKiuntaui. KUOKH and
dolirU covered Min-h of the tlnest muadow
null grttio hii > 'l and it Kreiit deal of duwuxu U
also uiitullod ba thu loan of CK/IH.
AMATEUR ROBBERS FOILED ,
Schoino to Rob n Dos Molnca Bank Nlppoi
in Ita Inclplonoy , \ '
CASHIER WAS TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED ,
Governor Holes Itcturim Iho Present
\VIileli Imrratice GnvoloHloriny
Jordan Collision of 15m-
TraliiH.
Dns Moixitg , la. , July ' . ' , " > . A well laid plnn
to kill the cashier of the American Savings
bank and to rob the vault of JAOO.OOO was dls
covered today. The robbery was arr.uiged
to take place next Monday at 8 : IIO a. in. , the
hour at which the vault Is regularly opened
by Caihler Klliott.
The scheme was for ono man to engage thu
cashier in conversation , another to enter by
n sldu door , slip up behind and sandbag or
stab him If necessary , whllo a third fellow
was to take- the bags of money from the vault.
Two of the aoi'iisod James Dlmmttt , n col
ored tough , and Sam Cooper , a real estate
dealer , were from Dos Moluos and tha
third a professional thief from Kansas C'ity.
Cooper nnd Dlmmltt are under nrrest. A
local newspaper man got Into the scheme by
pretending to ba a tough from Missouri.
Dliuinltt has confessed Ids part in the con
spiracy and intended robbory. Cooper li
playing thu insane dodgo.
noon
Iowa Kimnci-N Have no KIMIHOU to
Complain Now.
Dns MOIXRH , la. , July SV Thli week's
weather and crop bulletin reports tempur.t-
turo ft degrees below normal and ralu oxco-
slvo in larger parts of Iho state. Heavy
electric and wind storm on tlio night of Julv
1 Injured standing crops by lodging nnd
delayed harvesting , but no irroparahla
damage resulted. With favorable conditions
for seciirltnr the crops the state will produca
moro than an average amount of liny , oats ,
wheat , llax , potatoes. Corn needs wanner
weather nudu late fall to mauo an averaga
crop.
Serious AVrook nt lilonwood.
Gi.iixwooit , In. , Jul.v'J. ) . Two liurllnglou
trains collided near this city this morning.
One liail just turned n curve and the engin
eers did not sco each other until they met ou
the bridge. Urakomau Poddor was hurled
through the nlr across the bridge on which
the engines met and landed sixty loot from
the engine. Ho was npt seriously hurt.
Knginecr John Morrison of Iho east-bound
train received several bad cuts In the face
and Hrakemaii Tompkins was severely
jarred , The east-bound engine is n complete
wreck. 1 ho west-bound engine is not in
such bad shape , but the damage is oxtonslvo.
( several cars were demolished.
iV train was made up at Council ISIulTs U
run down hero and take up tbo passengers
on tbo morning train. All trains will run
via Hamburg today until the wreck can bo
cleared.
Stormy Jordnn'H Amnrnly Itovokcd.
Dns Moi.vns , la. , July " 5. - ( Sovenior Iioi.su
today revoked the suspension of sentence
against "Stormy" Jordan of Ottumwa. Jo
X
dan Is u notorious character , against whom
at ono time and another ! . " > ,000 in lines has V
tieen assessed for liquor law violations. Two
years ago CSovernor Lnrrabeo suspended all
Lha lines against him on his agreeing not to
jo into the business again. When Governor
Larrabco went out and Governor Holes , who
is an anti-prohibitionist , cainu into power
Jordan retnrnod to Inwa and has since been
running a saloon of Ottumwa. Alany demo
crats are not pleased at the governor's action
nnd republicans declare it an attempt to
catch prohibition votes next fall. It is n de
cided departure and is upsetting political cal-
ulations.
Tuo Vounj * liiiilicH Drowned
CHIIAII HUMPS , In. , JulyS.1) , ( Special Tel
egram to TIIK Bm.I : Mary and Hortha
lohnson , two young ladles at Cedar Falls ,
were drowned in the Cedar river near that
jlaco today by their boat capsizing. The
jodlos have been recovered.
(1OVI.I ) lVIIKVKSXK. .
No Improvement * * Oontoniplntoil oil
tin : Union I'aolllc.
CHKVCNNB , Wyo. , July 33 , [ Special Tele
gram to Tin ; Bui : . ] Juy Gould and party
cached hero at 0:110 : this availing and lonrti
omorrow forenoon for the west. Thev go to
daho Springs , Idaho , tlionco to Butlo and
iftorward to Salt Lako. Unless the present
) lan is changed several moinbars
of the Gould party took in the
, own in carriages , but the Wizard
limsolf retired to bed very early. Interviews
vith Mr. Gould and Vieo President Clan :
leveloped nothing further limn that the coin.
iany was short of funds ami ut present con-
oniplatcd no expensive improvements or ex-
onslons.
Crooked riiion I'noillo oniclnlM.
Cnr.TBSNR , Wyo. , July 25. [ Special Tele-
crum to Tun liii : : . | A big sensation was
caused at Carbon today when Auditor Craig ,
udgo Vandoventor , Trainmaster Culros
and Agent Kandall of Laranno took
Kmesslon of the Union Pacillo station
ind placed Agent Kussom under arrost. Tim
agents at Ilaniia , Carbon and Medicine Bow
mvo been working a combination by which
hey have defrauded the company out of
iart of the freight charges on goods shipped
ictwcon those stations. Agent Kandall w.is
ilaccd In charge nt Carbon and the other
illlcials loft for Ilanna , where thuy will ar-
est Agent Crosblo. The Medicine B < .w
igent will not bo arrested , ns it Is said heave
: ave the snap away and will testify ngaliist
hoothor.s. All tbo men were highly ! <
pected and their a i rest causes much excite.
nent.
AVyomlni ; ' * National Guard.
Cnr.Yr.SNi : , Wyo. , July 25.-Special [ Telo.
gram to TIIK Bin.j-Tho : Wyoming national
tuards will go into summer encnmimiont at
Y > rt Saunders , near Lnramlu August 2 . Th *
Jnlon Paoiflo will provide free trmiHportn-
ion along its whole line in the state.
General Brooke Is expected horj In nVrr
lavs , when an effort will bo made to secuw
tich a change in Iho programme with regard
o the Seventeenth Infantry as will permit
ho regulars to go Into encampment at the
a mo time and place as tlio state troops ,
\ \ OHtOriMil'H III lllO KlIHl.
NBW YOIIK , July 25. ( Special to Tim
Juis.l Mrs. J , J. Bliss of Omaha Is In New
York stopping at the St. Stephen hotel.
A party of Omaha ladies nro at the Motel
Irunswlck. They are : Mrs. Damon , the
Misses Koos nnd Miss H. M. McCheano.
M , J. Burns , an Omaha merchant , is hero
luylnggoodb. Ho Is stopping at thu Antoi1
10USR.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdward HaKorman of Bur-
Ington , lu. , sailed on the Augusta Victoria
of the Hamburg-American pucUot , line lur
Templ'o Harris and wlfo of Slou.x City are
at the ullsuy house.
Mr. A. L. Kemplo and wlfo of Montana
voro at the rit. James hotel till the Wd. wlioii
hey loft for Saratoga for the summer. Mr
C. inri charge of the m.miuta of Aylosford aleck
lock farm in Montana.
lH. . Hankiii Sioux City , Is at the Colonnade -
nado house.
Miis C 1C. French , Iowa , U at the Morton
IOUSD , with her are Miss Kngland and Mis
M. Wash , of Oskalooaarf
Death Itoll.
Mi'.Tiii'NK , M ass. , July 85. Mr * . Moric
lonkins Hearles , wlfo of lidwurd ! ' . Sonnos ,
ho Now York architect , und widow ot
dlllloimlro Mark Hopkins , of the Pacitla
lopollod hero this morning , leaving priJjK
rtv cfiiimateil at * IOKK,00J. ( ) ( S.
hit neh * Si'iiiMis , Ark. , JulyAV Mn * Key ,
vifo of BUtiop Key of the boutheru Mutno
ist church , died this mornlnc of heart
lUease ,