Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAJTA DA FLY BIptTjj. MONDAY , ArOFST 3 , 1801.
OMAHA ONLY DROPPED TWO ,
Duluth Knocks Out Two Qamos from the
Crippled Aggregation !
LINCOLN AND MILWAUKEE HAD A FIGHT ,
Knytnnml Spliced Hliorli mill Then the
Fur I'll w-Mnc'i In Won tinOruno ,
Winch uns a
lit mnrluililr One * .
Tuluth , 7-10 , Omnhn , 1.0.
Lincoln , l ! ; Milwaukee , L
Denver , 111. Minneapolis , 3.
Kansas City , Bj Sioux Cltv , 8.
Dui VTII , Minn. , Aug. 'J fSpcelnl Tologrnm
to TUP. Bnr.l The Oinahas played two
gnmos with Duluth today and sulTciod two
defeats ' 1 ho first was plnycd at 1 o'clock at
West Superior and was called nt the end of
the eighth Inning to allow the clubs to catch
the train for the Duluth grounds It was
n nnrrovv essano from n shut out for
tbo crlpiilcs. Hnrt and Baldwin did
the battery woik for the Duluth team , and
did it well Only llvo bits were made oft
Hart and thev were scattoiod Two of them
came In the sixth , however , and those with
iiy's ' fumble of Whitohoad's bit to short lot
in the lone inn Omaha got.
Too was not batted very hard , but the h'ts
came together and with the aldofouuor
two errors brought In three luns
In both the third and eighth.
In the third Too tnndo n bad throw to first
of Goodenongh's gronmloi , and bcforo the
ball was rccovoiod the runner was on third.
Hnrt sacrificed Goodonongh In , anu Wright
followed with n hit. Laltoijuo sacrificed
him to second. Baldwin was lilt by pitched
ball and O'Brien's two-baircor brought in
both of the runners
In the sixth O'Uourko's ' third strike was
passed and he went mound lo third and wns
sacrlllced homo In the eighth n base on
bills , hits bv Laroqua and Baldwin and a
sacrifice ! hi ought in the three runs
The grounds woio vorv muddy and the
errors of tlio g.amo aio pirlially duo to this
fact. Scoic :
HURT OAMC.
intiaiTii.
AII K In , un. 10. A. F.
nirned runs' Duluth , 2. Two-brtso lilts-
\\rlaht , I , iToiiue It iblvvln. O'llrlen ' tolen
1) ) isos IlnMwIii O'KonkoVi ! lirl.t , Diiniran.
Double pluvs * l.iioiiie | to Kly to O'lirhn :
Diingnn to Diiudiile. I'lrst base on bulls Oil'
II irt , > l ; off IVi ) , L lilt by iilti-hi > d b illlluld -
win. Stru K out lly II til I , In TUI,1
1'iissed bill. Dumlale Time Ono hour
nnd thirty-live minutes Unipiie * Knislle.
SKCOM ) ( IAMB
This nfteinoon nbout the laicest crowd
of the season was out to see Duluth win
her second iramo. Itnumboted about 1,000.
The Omaha battery was Baker nnd Trafllov
nnd the Duluth Inks and McMahon. The
visitors had some change ? In their team ,
Smith , the new second baseman fiom Boston ,
npponnne , McClelland going to light Held.
Inks is the ciaclc nltchor of the Cliff
Dwellers , but bo hns his off dajs , and for n
time it looked ns if this was one of them.
After Baker had retired Duluth in ono ,
two. three order , McClollntid opened
the Omaha sldo by n rattling two-bagger
Smith got n base on b ills and both vvoro
sacrificed a base further on bv Hannaean.
Dungan then found the ball for two baes
nnd Drought both homo. Fields sacrificed
Duncan to third , but Walsh wont out on n
sharp hit toshoit
In the thiul O'Btien Knocked the ball ever
the fence nnd tioltcd around the
bases. Ely and O'Houiko struck out ,
Duluth , and Hamlmig rapped out a double.
Goo.lenough tried hard to bung him homo ,
but lu vain
After Whitchcad had been fielded out by
second , ItiKs gave Tralllov n base on balls.
Baker inido a hit and both were brought
homo by McCtclland's second two bagger.
Smith was again sent to base on bulls , and
Dungan's slnglo scoied McClelland.
Omaha was llvo nhead. and the Duluth
cranics begun to look soilous , especially when
Baker stiuck out two moio In the tiiiid in-
nlin ; nndrotiicd the homo team without a inn
after tlio bases wcro full.
In the fonith Duluth Jumped on Bakot for
four utilities and a homo run. The latter wns
n long hit down Into the right Held coiner by
Wright , nnd three runs came In , all earned.
In the llfth another was added , tying the
score , and Otnahu was not in it after
that. Aftoi the second Inks allowed only
two bits nnd ono of those was a bunt that
Baker boat to Hist.
Uninth mmlo hits every Inning after the
flistup totho ninth , when Coloinin relieved
BaKor.
Duluth got three runs In the sixth by a
base on balls , a two bagger mid errors by
Bnltor ami Walsh , nnd two in the eighth by
n base on balls , O'Brieu'a two and Ely's
three bnguor.
Omaha's last run was In the eighth Dun
gan wont to llrst on four balls , was sacrificed
to second , aud came homo on Walsh's two-
bagircr.
Walsh undo two wild throws nnd Baker
ono , Riving butters n llfo , anil all vveio fatal
Dilluth's onlv oiror was a wldo throw to
second by MoMnhw.
The feuturo of the game was
n mngmtlcont run by Wright
from right to center and cntching n hard lly
that was between Laioquo and ( joodouongh.
Thu Omaha club hasn't j ot got down to good
team woik Smith , the now man , coveted
lots of giound , putting up a strong u-anio at
second , but did nothing at thu bat. Scoio :
UUMJTH.
( HOIIB IIV 1MM1S.
Duluth. . . . 0-10
Omahu . . . . 'J300UOU1U a
SUU.MAIIV.
Cnrne- , ! runs : Duluth , 5 ; Omaha , 2. Two-
Inks. 0 : otr llnUtir. 2 ; olT fuloimin. 1. lilt by
iiltul.ed ball : Lalo ( < iues O'llrlon. Me-Olclland.
btruck out : lly Inks. 4j by linker , d : t > y I'uln-
ui un , I. Time : TVMI hours. Ihnplro : f.malle ,
UTIIf.lt U.1.11KS.
Great Game nml Free rijjht nt
.Milwaukee.
MILWAUKKB , Wls. , Aug. ! 3. ( Special Tele-
to TUB BUE.I Over four thousand
people wont out to Athlctld park nnct wit
nessed ono of the prettiest nnd cleanest
gatnos ever played on the grounds. H took
twelve Innings to decide the game , nnd In the
wind-up tlio Senators won by a small margin.
At his own rcqtiost VIcKery went in to
pltihnnd In nine casosoul of ton ordinary
games would have been won ,
but Mr Ijhrot was nUo out for
now laurels , nnd the result was ns
predicto 1 vesterdnv. nnother pitchers' bnltle
In the tenth Inning Uaymond started to
steal second , but Schriyer got the ball there
nhcnd of him Ho Jumped on Shoch , tearing
n gash nboiit three Inches long on the fore
leg. It looked for n while ns If n fi en light
would bo the result , as Vlckery wanted to
got at Itaymoml In the worst way , but other
ini'inbers Jumped in nnd separnted them
Shoch had lo retire , Alberts going to third
nnd ( Irlm nt short.
The pliivlng of Bnikett nnd Stafford
wns the fcatuio of the visi
tors' plnv , each having llvo put
onts nnd innklng some brilliant catches. Dnl-
rvmple cnnied off the honors for the homo
ti > atii In the thlid Innini ; Cook sent n liner
to loft , which scorned good for two base * , but
old Abncr Jumped fullv two feet In tbo nlr
nml biought it down with one hand.
The locals scored the Hut inn In the second
end Dalryniplc hit snfclv , went to second
on Schock's sncrlllco and scoied on Grim'i
single
In their half of the sncond the visitors tied
the score. Ko'vo openo I with a single , went
to thud on sacrifice hits DV Stafford and
lloat and seoied on Cook's slnglo
In their half of the Twelfth the visitor ?
got the winning run. After two men woio
out. Cook tapped at. easy infield hit , on
which ho got lirst , a passed ball
sent him to third and Clino's slnglo brought
him home Score
'U'lriiilnir ' run m uln with two mi n out
fKirlu uul for Inturfurliti : with thu bill
fCOIUI MV ISSIXIS
MlltriHkeo . 010000000-1
Lincoln . i
puvivuut.
I' irncil rum Mllnnnken I Lincoln 2 1 wo
bnni ) hltt ' cliOLb Stolen IIKDI llurkn Dil
rymplc , clinch , J llunrc I ) Itowo C'ook Doiiblo
liliijrs I1 , ttltto plioi h I lr t l nii un bills lly
\likcry , I by I liorl , I Struck out lly VI , ki'ry
ft by l.lnot I I'isx'il billi bclirluvcr
Tlniu Two hours nml Iirtc-Cli minutes Umpire
lnst XK < ' ' " .
, Minn ' Aug. ! 3 Minneapolis
was not m it today with Denver. The
Alountalnceis nit Killcn hard and Molded
well , while Minneapolis could neither bit
nor Hold Tobean's batting mid a tilolo play
were the foamier
bCOIlt 111 1NMSI.S
Mlnnonpolls . . . . 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 T
Denver U-13
SPMM tin
learned ruus MlnnPtpulH 2 Donvnr 7 'I wn
ImM'bltH Mcl.urrVird Mi l.lnnc In'ilwij ft *
b < m tte tnl 'Iliri'e b ie' lilts leliitii O Connor
It , ml Ilt.muriin . fl < bcnu sluUu hitsis VV ml
W'lillc Icluiin Doulilu plnjs liirlliiK to lie-nub'
Whiletn Diirllui ; HU bv piteliiM ball Klllen
Hr t bi i on bills llj Klllen 4 by l.lllllunil l
Struck out lly Kllle-u 4 bv ( .lllllnnil - ' Trlpli-
jihiy Waul to Ile-uulu tu Mlnulb in lime Tnu
boiiiH Liuplru ( ialTiioj
S\\Jirt/i-l iloodooi-i ] 'Ilin.
Sioi \ Cin , In , Aug. 2. Svvart7ol was too
much for the homo team nnd coula not bo hit
at all. 'Ibo club was also weak bv having a
pitcher en llrst base , and Kansas City won
pasilv. Score :
r-irnoil runs' eloir ( Itv I , Kins is City , T Two
biiM ) bits Mcbolson I o ti > r fctolon base's
Mmixlltj 2 ICnnsis Cltv I Double plays felu'l
link to Mcliolxon to I iirl Mr-it base on bulls
' Unix Clt ) I Kanxns Cltj 1tiuck out lly
Mi ikln J by Swnrt7t'l , I I'liHtl billa fdinnon I
W Mil pltclus Me'iikln , I snnrt/U I 'I line Onu
hour nml llfty tire minutes Umpire' Knight
Coniinislccj's Urowil Got Kven Once
with Itulllii ton.
ST. Lei is , Mo , Aug. J Iho Browns defeated -
featod the Bean batois before about seven
teen thousand people The game was hot
and exciting fiom first to last. Ristou , tha
homo club's now pitehor , proved himsoll a
splendid twiilor , being cool and havinr ; the
visitors at bis morcy. Lyons made a b id m-
ror in the thlid which lot in two inns , but ho
redeemed himself later on bv splendid oat-
ting and Holding. Thoothet notoworthv foi-
tuies woio Hey , McCnrty and Fuller's all
mound vvoilr , and thu homo team s bathing.
Score
t. Louis . . . S
Boston . . . .0 0 .1 J 0 0 0 0 0 1
lilts : St. Louis. 8 ; lloston. 'i. Lrrors : St.
Louis , ! : lloslon , 2. Itittorles : Luston anil
llovlo ; llntlliigton and Murphy. Lamed runs
not given
HIM HO I'OI'UI.AH IN OHIO
CINCINVVTI , O. , Aug. 'J. Washington lost
nnother game on poor plavmrr. although it
bad ono moio hit than Cincinnati Attend
mice 2,701) ) .
Cincinnati . . . 1 1 a 0 2 n 1 3 1 1"
Washington 5
liltsInclnnatl. ( . 14 , Wasliln lon , 11 ; ! ! irors :
Olnulnnitl , n , Washington. ' < Hitterlcs-
Dvvjerund Ivolley ! Kltmjor/ mil SutolllTo
Larnoil riniH' Uinc'lnnatl , il , Waslilngton , 5.
roi ONTI s CAN'T I'l AY.
Lortsvii.i K , Kv. , Aug 2 The Athletics
aid not have much trouble this afternoon In
taKing the second gimuof the soiles from
the Louisville's. Meokin'i wildnuss and tno
oppoitnnc hitting or the vtsIlotM tells the
stoii' . Hvan was lined Sill and liken out of
the game for using insulting language to n
spectatoi. Score :
Louisviiio . . i
Athletics .1 2 0 2 0 II 0 0 0 8
lilts Ioulsvlllo.il : Athletics , 8 Lrrors :
Louisville.I , Athlotlis , . ' I' irned inns :
Athletics 2 Hatterles Mcukln , Hyan anil
Cahill , Wuyhlnt ; and MIHU'an
WON IV Till" NINTH
Coi t'Miits , O , Aug. S. Ballimoto won in
the ninth on n double , two singles and n base
on balls Welch's trlckv p ! i ) ing allied ma
terially in the victory. Scorn.
Columbus . 0 0 I ) 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
llaltlnuire 0 0200101) ) 0 ,1
lilts , l oliimlius , 4 : I ! illlinoro , 7 , Krrors.
Columbus , u ; Baltimore' . , ' . Iliittiirlits : Dolau
nnd Donahue , MoM.ihon and Itoulnson ,
Aiiierii'iui AHSDOIIUIOII M.
.1.UO.YH Jlti : I W
Cnptnrcd Itj ttio Oruu < f.
PUKMONT , Neb , Aug A [ Special Telo-
Brnm to THE DEE. ] The Fremont ball team
returned today from iu victorious Hasting *
nnd Kearney tour , nnd wont direct to the
grounds where they played n pretty gumo
with the Cranes of Omaha , losing It to the
visitors by a seoro of 0 to 3 , making the
fourth sumo played by the two clubs with
honors oven In two victories each Both
pitchers were batted pretty freely anu some
costly errors w era mado. The visitors won
the game In the sixth Inning , when two of
their three runs were scored o'l wild throws.
Score by innings :
I'roinont 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 I 0-1
Cranes . . .0 0 0 I 0 I U U ' -0
Ilittorh's K'lnunol and Palmer : Cnrrlpin
ntuMwarttrutkouf llv Klninicl fi ; by
, CarrlRtn , I llasu lilts : Prntmmt. T : rrnnns ,
8 Two-bas'hits : Patterson , Pnliiior , llur-
I loy. Wlgniin. Oliiiinliorlnln. Oniiblo piny :
Moiiolian tn llduiniiii Lrrors : rroniont , " > ;
( raiio < . I I'assed bills' Palmer , I ; SwnrU ,
. 2 Famed rtins I'li'inont. lit innci , 1. liases
on balls Oil Kltniiu'l l , otrCiirrUan. 1. urn-
Ulru : tiiiniion. 1'liuo. I 4" >
* t MIS Still Hlilne.
Vpstouln > the Thirloentti Street Stars and
the IlivitM cimo together. The bright light
of the Stni s still rorusc itoi ever the sward
when the Uivals bit the dual. If joti don't '
bcllovo It look nt this :
0 l olmso - , . . . . .
Ililitiontli itni-t Stiir < , I llndion hulls OH
Miooi ) t VVcrilc ft tilt hr pltilii'i llf 'Irocn I.
Wi'rnn A struck mil lit Irumi 1) ) VVi'rnc A Wild
nltrliii llylri"-n t \\orne i 1'ii-ncil tuillt lly
liiinliini ' in HiMty : > Ihnc-uf Knmo 'Iwulioura
anil Mfii.i'11 inlnnli'fl
by I'Moipncc.
Ap at Ploienco yestoidi.v the Athlotlcs
went against a tough proposition. Tbo
Omaha outllt wont for wool Tneio was
plenty of wool In sluht , but the Flotontlno
outllt held the quimps , and when the sun
wont down tbuie vv is piled in a shed b ick of
the pump house a bundle that looked like
this.
si MM vuv
llnrnecl lluna HoroncB 1 Athletics 0 1 hrco
Im ihlt9 ! Mori mo I Vthlutlu I Stolen Imii-s
I'loicncp , . ' , Atlilallcs . ' l ir t lmo on balls ,
Athletics 4 Hit by pltcVr VthlUIn 1 Hlruck
out McKlvnn II sulli < lik > r II Sncrlllcp lilts ,
I'li.ri'nco i 1'issuil bulls. Hull I VlUJi'iI I
WIMpltiliLs atri'lilc-r I I InnOno hour unit
lilt ) inlniitcs t inplro ( iiiiutnub tin
Oin ilia VipwsVon. .
KLMIOHN , Xeb , Aug ii - [ Spec ! il to Tun
Bi.i4. | Ted ty the Omahu Views dcfcatoJ the
locals In a vvoll-plaved game. About 200
people watch ° d the play , which was livelv ,
though never < lose. The homo team showed
lack of piactico Scoie :
' t I kllOIlN j OMTll V V II ttS
All III I'O A I'l All 111 I'O A E
Cilclly , c . 404. l. mlth 21) r. 1 7 J 1
AI Ion p 4 1 J . ' Ill'hulps cf 6 1 0 0 0
U IIMAHV
llunscarnoi ] Oil Allun , 3 lijso lilta OH Allen
I" , elf Oailki- I II iston balln Oir Alton 4 , oil
Cmlkp 1 lilt by plte'ic-r ' Ity ( JailkeStruck
out llv Allen 8 by diulku 1) ) 'I ivn t > a o bit Myle-s
Double play * -m1th I'asseil bills llyTalc'liy . ? ,
by Huiirlanil , 1 llmeuf KHIUU l\ro hours Um
plrc Miller.
TU ! Out.
NrnuvsKA. CITI , Nob. , Aug 2 [ Special
Telegram to Tin : Bi L.JTho S A. Orchard
ball team of Omaha crossed bats tioio today
with the Nebuiska City club Thogamo was
not very exciting , the visitors being knocked
out two to ono on most every point Ken
nedy ot the homo team made n bomor , two
two b iirgers and a base hit. which is quito a
lei otd for one game Ho is considered the
safest batter In the nino. The balteues woio
Clyde , Kennedy and Oadko for Nebiaska
City , nnd Nelson , Ung.m and Qtiinlain for
Omaha. The scoio by iiinnigs :
Nebraska Oily 0 12
d A. ( Jrelmuls J01010002-0
Sninmaiy , Strni-k nut : t'ljde , It ; Emit ) , 3.
liases on h ills I ij d < > . 'J : .NoUnn. .1 : I gnu , ) .
I1 tssod balls Qnlnliin , I ; ICennerty , I. Tvvo-
biso lilts Konnedv and lorIt iso bits-
Nobi.isK.t Cltv. ' 1 , Uioh irds , I. Hirers No-
brisUa Cltj.l : Otch.mlb i * . [ lit by pitcheil
bills Jlotbtioblo andUIjde. llmo : 1:43.
Uinplie : 1 otustreet
IMnUsnioiith Was TicUletl.
PiATrsMoi in , Neb , Aug. ii. [ Special
Telegram to Titr Br.r. ] Tbo Builingtons'
victory over the Nonpareils at Omaha this
aftcinoon was vviied to this city and the
amateur base fall champions of the state
were mot at the depot upon their ai rival by
the B. & M. band and un immense ctowd of
jovful peoplo. The boys weio greeted with
an outburst of applause that lovorOratod
along the adjacent bills for miles , and the
trallantictois woio crowned with llowoiy
gailands. Until late tonieht on every street
corner bunches of eager listnors s > uirounded
somoof the boys who locounted Iho daysgieat
victory with considerable gusto. Cautaln
Sum Patterson is the hero of the hour , ns it
was ho who made the wlnnini ? hit in the last
half of the ninth when two inon vvoie out.
llnvlvinw' Great Sclicine.
Citicvoo , Aug. a 1'ho managers of the
Garl'eld paik nice club have decided to make
the $10,000 puisu which will bo run on Satur
day , August .U an annual event , and the
rnco has been given the 11.11110 of the ' 'Client
Gin Hold staUes. " Kntiias for the
big pn o closes August 8 The following
horses are probxblo staiters. Ton nv , Long-
street , Kingston , I'.on , Ban Chief , Kin innn ,
Proctor Kuott , Mauon C1. , Viergo it'Or , Ka-
cine , Michael and Donatella. Ucoigu V ,
Hankins. ono of Iho club managers went cast
today to further perfect arrangements for
the races and ho is expected to return with
the onttics of mostornll the custom ciacks.
Paste MIiiKPis I'ahtptl.
The sign piintcn defeated the paper
hangers In a piottlly pliyed game at McCormack -
Cormack park Sunday moining. Iloie is the
store :
SU'll I'alnteis . 0-12
Taper II ingcrs . 1 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 : i I
Iliittories &IUMI I'alnteis. Munis and
htewait ; I'apiir Hungers , Ljleston and Knlok-
oitiouUer btriieU out : lly Moirls , II ; by
Illusion , J. l.trnoil inns sl n I'alnton , 8 ,
I'upur Haiuors , . ' Uninlru C M Ciiton
Time of game Ono hour and llfty-ltvu
minutes.
Lalj fliillis Aiu
The Lttbviintb , Jis , defeated the Omaha
Heights on the lattor's giounds jesteiduy
morning. The fcatuics of Iho game vveio the
long rui-nlng catch of Equal , the plaving of
McM.iuns at third and tuo homo um drive of
Waller. Scoio by inuiugs.
I , vbyrlnths . . 4 10 5 0 4 0 1 4 * -23
llulubts . . . 2 1 1 2 .1 1 0 0 2-1J
lilts : Labyrinths , JOj Heights , 10. Krrors :
J , ibyrlntlis , 4 : lluUhts , 13 lluterles ; Waller
andOruhim ; 1'rulnmi and Hhodes
Hluli1 Hailly lic'iiton.
Mis'ouin A'iii.i'y , la , Aug. 2 [ Special
To'ogram ' to TUB Bi'B J In the game today
between Blair and Missouri Valley , the
former vvoro not in It. Thov were shut out
eight times In succession , scoilng tlnoo runs
in the ninth. Score , ti to 0. Ur.ivor pitched
for the Valley , giving a surprise to all.
Batteries : CJravor and Hlloy , and Woluaum
aud Mmiebnn.
Klvprlou Itoiiseil.
UivuHTO" , Neb , Aug. d iSpecial toTitu
BKI ; . ] A ma nlllcont game of bull was
played at Bioomtngton , franklin county , be
tween the Uwutton Wuriiors and the Bloom-
linrton Kangers , which resulted In u great
victory 'or the Warriors. The result of the
game at tlvo innings was : Warriors 'Jl , Itan-
gers 10. There is grout rejoicing nt Uivor-
ton , this being the lirst game of tyio season.
I-'rcinont ClulniH It.
KKEMONT , Neb , Aug. B. [ Spoola ! Tola-
Kratu to Tun BRBJ The Froiuoat-Koarnoy
ball eatno played nt Kc.miov yciterdny was
erroneously rejfm'lcd In today's HP * ns being
won by KenrnVjn Fremont \von by ti score
of 0 tofinking' ' lihth cnnies pluved thorn.
The Kromont to.ltft wcro treated like prlticw
nt ICoarnc } . ' / i
Kulillors Won M.
An Intcrestlni } 4Umo of ball was plnyod on
the Fort Omnlmgroutuis yoslordny after-
coon between tfi'o ' 1 fort nine mid the Sara
togas , le-iuHlngJiiji victory for the soldiers
by n score of 17 to7.
. i n.ii\f \ i > rui \ rw IA r.v.
Promotion oj | "Oflloi'i" Snnutloncd ly )
HcoWttu-y Pi octcr.
WVSIIINOTOV , Ang 2. Secretary I'roctor
> eslcrday approved the icports of the two
boards of at my ofllccts which recently exam
ined non-commissioned ofilcois nnd civilians
for appointment to the nrmj ns second lieu-
toitants. Twelve candidates were selected
from each list , leaving seven nan commls-
sionod ofllcers anil twelve civilians , who for
various icasons fulled to pass the severe
examinations The assignments were made
to the lOjjitncnts of the service according to
n plat' desictnted to prevent the bunching of
ofllcers appointed from civil llfo and the
ranks , whcteby those nou-cominlssloncd
weto sent to regiments bavingtho least num
ber of such appointments.
It Is the opinion of the ofllcers who served
on the boind that conductert the examinations
that twenty-four men will ho added to the
servico. The non-coininlssionod men vvoro
assigned to icglmeuts Hist , it being the
policy of the depirtment to f ivor promotion
fiom the ranks as far as possible.
'J ho successful candidates woio as follows :
Ftom the non-cotntnlssioiied class-.lames G
Hartford , rifth cavalrv ; John O'Shoa ,
Seventh cnvaliy , Matthovv A Datson ,
Ninth civalry Chniloi K Hujes. Liirht-
eenth Infinity , William Mot row , Twenty-
first Infantry ; Bejijninin J. F llardiwiy ,
Sovcntcctith inf.intri , James 1' . Brady , jr ,
Nineteenth infantry ; Thomas F. Schilov ,
Twentj-thtul infaiitiy ; Phillip Puwloy. Six-
tconth Infantry ; Charley ICruuthotT ,
Fourteenth infantry ; William Wood ,
Twelfth infantry ; Albert C. Dalton , Twenty-
second infantry
Ftom the civilian class Irvvin T. Phillips ,
Eighth cavalry ; FiankT Tompkins , niehth
cavalij ; S D Foenbach , Tenth civalry ;
Joseph C easterner. Fourth inlnntiv ;
Kdwnid Sigeifoos , Fourth infantry , Aithur
W. Yates. Light n infantry ; IMwird A.
Schuttlowoith , Lleventh infantry , Hilph II.
Vandimcu , Twenty-ilist infantry , Frank A
Barton , Twentj-fourth infanti } ; II L Me-
Corkle , Twenty tlfth Infniitry. In the cases
of Moiunv and \andimen , eae-h weio
assinged to the Twenty-first infnntiv. Mor-
lavv t ikes piecedonco In lank
Colonel Henry Mistier of the Twenty-first
infantry was placed upon the lotlred list of
tbo army vestctdav Upon his retitomcnt
the following promotions will occur
Lloutor.unt Colonel John S Hallnnd to bo
colonelof the Seventh , Major J Lister of the
Sixth to bo lieutenant colonel of the Twcnty-
ilrst , ami Captain Jamo- > Powell , jr , of the
Sixth to bo major of tbo Sixth. Lieutenant
Colonel vV.ilker of the Sixth is pi emoted to
captain of that logimcnt , and Second
Lieutenant Leon S Foil llez of the
Fifteenth is piomoted to bo Hist lieutenant
of the Sixth infntit.iy.
Hnvmin Mni-kotH.
IIvvvNi , Aug. " . The sugar maikot was
quiet duting thtf past week and a small busi
ness vv lu done at Irregular prices The quota-
tlons nio ns follovvEj : Molasses sugar , icgular
to good pol.uhation , ? i H.iify ( ) gold per
quintnl ; muscovado , fair to good icllning , " " >
to 00 degio2s poluil/ntlsn , ? ' lr > , lentiifugals ,
'U to 'Hi ' degree , bags and boxes , f. s ( Ho *
? . ) OOtjf. Stock in waiehousos nt Havana and
Matan as , ' N boxes , 1-IOJOII ! ) bags and J-J.IOO
hogshoatis. Hcooipts for the week , 1,1V > aacs
anil 'i.hOO hogsheads Lxnoits for the week ,
51,001) ) bags and 17S hogsheads , of which
ls,0 ( ) ( ) bips and all the hogsheids went to
the United States , Bacon , $11 Til ) gold per 100
pounds Butter , $24 gold per quintal lor
Amoiicnn suptjiior. Flour , Amoiican , SfJ
gold per buiv'l. , Hams , Amoiican sugar
cured , $17 cold ber quintal foi northern , ? 1
foi southern. Litret In kegs , $12 r,0 gold per
quintal. AniPiicui ] Xtatoes $175 gold per
hart el. Lumber noiiinnl. Whlto navv beans ,
C" gold por-ftuinKii. Chewing tobacco , § J1
gold ret quintal Freights quiet. Lxcliango
lirm. Spanish go'il ' , * . ' I'l t J M } { .
hOVTll OU I II A.
liolipnilaii 'J uriipis' Dance.
Bohemian citbens never enjo > ed a plens-
nuter dance nnd the Bohemian Turners nev er
weie greeted by a 1 ngor attendance than at
thodnnco in Blum's hall Situidav night.
Excellent music , courteous ttcatment and
tiniveisal inoriy-maklng made the Bohemian
dnnco as pleasant to fnends as it was satis
factory to membeis.
Kcunlon.
Six children mid four grnndchlldrcn of Mr.
nnd Ml" . W. W Cox , 101 2 North Twenty-
third sticet , gathered round the fmiily
hearthstone yesterday and cnjovetl an hour
at homo. Ihisis the largest number of tno
family that has met together for ton jeais
Mis. PiankP. Pincioe , late of Coloy.'Ki.n ,
and Mis. James A Ruby of MuiquUto. Neb ,
vveio of the childion piosont from abtoad.
Notps About thp Cit > .
Miss Jessie Carpenter will visit friends in
\Vaj no.
The board of education will moot this
evening
Mrs. Porter , vvifo of Beit Poi tor , is listed
among the sick
Peter Love nnJ Katie Carr have boon
granted n mnuiago license.
Mr. Garrotson has returned fiom Omaha
to accept a position on the Tiibuno.
Misses Coia Persons nnd Ann Mertill will
go to Dixon , 111. , to visit with fnonds
The Masons defeated the Plckleis yester
day on the Fhst waul grounds by a score of
7 toli
A son has been bom. unto Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Trainer , Twenty-ninth nnd S
sticots.
Mrs , Oogv. wife ot Abel G. Begv of the
Omiha Packing company , is listed among
the sick
A llrst-boin son gladdens the borne of Mr
and Mrs. James W. Kounanok , 111 Not th
Twontj-ilfth street.
Coroner Ilauigan will hold an inquest
today on K'ttlo Deckel's child which was
smotheied in bed Sntuidiiy
The city council will moot this ovpnlne In
the polko court room under Michael C.
O'Connor's saloon , Jllb N street.
ChnilPs Davhoff , of James M Schonck's
force , who has been sick for some months ,
B bettor nnd nblg t < ? icsuino his duties
A letter locoivod Satuul ij- from Jndgo
Kdgeiton , now iltr Hot Spiings , S D , con-
\evi the welcome nous that ho Is much bet
ter. ' '
J H. Downs will explain to Judge King
his doing with aiu-umhu'lla alleged by Susie
Moriison to have been feloniously taken fiom
hor. i
The Live Stoijn exchange will hold an Im-
pot taut meeting fliU af tot noon and will coin-
jlelo arrangement for the Omaha giain ox-
ohango banquet , , i
At the opoaing of John N Binko's hand
ball court yostordiiy , M. Kllgallon and pait-
ner defeated J. 'J ' , Bvrnos and partner by 5 to
! ) There was n Urge nttcnuunco and con-
sldorablo ros
Albiltrhtscoroilijr times to Nlnospot's CO
scores in u ball gutno at Albiight yoitoulnv
forenoon The Nlnospou were nwaidod the
came with the dfefrtulting Haidj Tips by the
umpire's dcnsloil 6f ' . ) to 0.
The Bohemian hall committees \ostorday
vnito.l the several sites offereil for the Union
Bohemian hall and soloctcd either the north
west corner of Twentieth and Q stieots or
the southwest coiner of Twentieth and
Wj man streets.
Among South Omaha's good driving liaises
is the bay maru "Maud" owned by Edward
D. Munshiiw , manager of the K. S Now-
court lumber company. Mr. Munshaw
prides hlmso'f ' on having n good horse from
the fact sno is but four years , anil lately
tiottod n straight miles in -.l.ri. !
lii Monpy.
The pecuniary damngo to the Smnltlng
Works companv will bo far beyoad what n
great many people vvould suppose. In the
opinion of the bon workman not tail than
{ 5U.OOO loss will rosnlt froin the drawinir of
the IIres last evening
Not sineo ttio muniorabln strlko of Ib7ii
hava the funmcoj boon Idle
THREE KILLED AT A DANCE ,
Terrible Tragedy in tin Bhn Mountalts
of Oaloriib.
REVOLVERS AND WINCHESTERS USED.
Aufitt Yl'nrkM oCn Drunken Dcipci'mli
at a SrhnoUioiiflr MIIIOI ( iiliiiuent
Kntlic CoiiiliHinlt j In
DKNVRII , Cole , Atlg. 2. [ Special Tclegiam
to'l'iif lli'r.J At a bill in the llluo moun
tains , July'M , n terrlblo tragedy oceuiieii
which Is seldom equaled In the history of
ctlmes. While the dancing was going ou
moriilv , and alt weio enjoying the evening ,
a touch character by the niimo of Koaeh In
sisted upon d inclng. Ho was drunk and
armed with aknlfo nnd a six shooter Ho
was told that the sots were all full and wai
leqnested not to intci foio with the persons
alteadv on the floor , but ho doelatod that ho
wolild dance , and took hold of n gentleman
nnd attempted to remove him from the lloor
This was resented nnd the pirtles bocimo
outraged In a stiiflle , when n joung man
named Prank II. Hyde , a son of a Mailtos
merchant , William Iljdo , attempted to end
the disturbance Hoii.li turning on Hulo
and fatally stabbing him with a knife In-
Ilii'ting dangerous woirids in sovetal places.
Konch loft the loom but continued to act in a
dlsordorl.v manner.
A cowboy bj the miino of BIlllc Mcford
belonging to the I.C ! outfit tiiod to pacify
Hoaeh bv going out whuio h' ) wns and tallt-
intr to him. This seemed to onrigo him moio
tlnn over and diawing his gun ho killed
McCord on the spot , and bv this time
1 ho excitement was becomina Intense , and
as no one w is armep the peonlo weio almost
panic stiicl.cn. A liov s > l > pped avay to a
hoii'O near by , and sccuUng a Winchester
lotuined totho scbool house. Ho toolt um
and Hied , but missed Hoichand killed Mis
W.ilton , thuvifo of Uhailoi Ij Wilton , tin
estimable woman living in the community
Bv this time consternation had sle/od upon
all , and teiror rrignud supreme , In the ex
citement Uoicb loft tbo Dlnco , since which
time has not boon seen. Thoontiio commun
ity is seal clung for him
Much souow is felt for the death of Mis
W.ilton aud MiCoul , both of whom are well
known anil highlv icspcoteil.
j'11 it. so jf..iv
Two .Men Hi-coinc Intorpsti'tl in Their
AVi\ps' QinirrclM unii ri } ; ! " ' Out.
CuoroN LVNDINU , X V , An ? 'J One of
the most thiilhng tiauedios thatbiisoccuriod
in Wcstchestet count > tooic place \esterdaj
ant ! w ill lesult In the death of Newton Bakei ,
private secretary of Colonel Kobcrt Itmoisoll ,
who was fatallv stiot four times bv Oiville
M Andorioti , late agent of the Louisville gas.
company.
Andeison nnd his family icsido on the
MootH homcste id and ho sublet pait of the
house to Baker and his wife The two fami
lies n.uo ne\oi agreed and noghboil\ ! ir-
icls WCHJ fiequont bet ween tbo women of the
house , which some time ago became so sell-
ous Unit Andciion and Baker took un the
quntipl and often bad heated disimie- > over
the matter. The quaiiels became moio and
moio hitter e\erv tiny between the two men
until it went so fur that both the husbands
threatened to take each other's lives The
threats culminated tonight in ono of the most
thiilllng duels and lia edies which lias o\er
oeen knoun.
B iker and And"r- wcro walking towaid
each other to adjust their dillicultics. Ther
hod not piocceded far when they port awed
Mrs Bakoi coming towaid them , to meet her
hubbi'.nd nnd u.ilk homo with him so that tlie
two men would not qu.inel , Uut when she
was within a few foot of her hnsoiml she
s id : 'While you were absent this moining
that man ( pointing to Anderson ) stared at mo
in a str.uiiro manner and his action and con
duct insulted me Ho did not address me ,
but ho laughed In n dating and s.ucastic
manner" Biker -then tuined to Andoison
and said : ' 'That was an insult to tnv wife
and I. as .1 husband , cannot allow this "
Both men diew their lovolvcis and Mi- .
Bal.er sprang between them and tluow her
aims about her husband's neck and tried to
shield him fiom Anderson1 ? bullets Mrs
Baker , becoming exhausted , swooned awav.
Both men Joiight for their lives. Thny clung
to each other for a few minutes , nnd Andei
son linally broke awny nnd quickly stopped
Inclc n couple of pices and raising his 10-
volvor tin d at Baker. His aim was tiue , ferns
ns Baker was about to raise his aim to slio > t
Amlorion ilrod , the ball stukmg Bakei's
light arm and breaking it. Baker's wcat > on
fell fiom his band , and Andeison then lin'il
three more shots in quick succession , the second
end shot striking Baker on the foiohoid and
miking a glancing wound , while the third
Iwllct entered his loft sldo just below the
heart , and the fourth bullet p'erccd ' the light
sideBaker
Baker dioppcd to the giound mot tally
wounded and begged Anderson not to shoot
again. When Andctsoii saw his victim Iving
on the giound bo placed his revolver bao't ' in
Ills pocket and walked nome leaving Baiter
and his half ci.irod wife on the loadsulo
Mrs Baker soon called for help and her
wounded husband was taken to the Mime
lionso when ) his would-be muulorcr had
alicady picceded him. Drs. BMiigton and
Aekor weio bustili summoned nnd after ex-
amininK Baker'b " .minds pionounced them
fatal. Anderson was aiiestcd.
IT
Cliloi Ko SlHii IiraM'H His Yomifj Wil'o
4 in HIP > liirplinf ! Itoiito.
Uiticvdo , Aug. 2. Wbon May Conway
awoke at tbo bhorman house jesteiday
moining she was hoiiilied to Unit her hus
band , J. C Conway , dead by her side An
empty bottle which bad contained moiphinc ,
on the cluir by the bed , plilnly told the
story Iho suuulo is accompanied by several
sensational features and the cause for C'on-
waj's death is shiouded in mistoiv.
Conwav was piivato soerotary to Manager
Walkoi ot thu Illinois steel companj , and
lived at Souili Chicigo Two weeks ajro
1'huisday he camu to tlio Snoumin IIOUHC nnd
was assigned to irom No .ill" When lie rogis-
toied he told Mr I'lerco that ho expected bis
WHO in a short tlmo and that when she ar
rived thov intended to tnko n Hip to Phila
delphia and other oasteui cities Ho spent
most of bis tlmo about the hotel bauooin
Lost Sunday a piettv young woman came
to the hotel and inquuod for t'onwax sajlng
she was his wife 'Iho woman who claims
to bo the dead man's wife is twenty veau
old , possessed of a pietly fnco and tlguro.
When asked i.hout hermarrliigo she teaifullj
said she bud no proof that showns Conwav's
wife "Wo were miiiind in MarquotU1 , "
she said , " 1 don't tcmoinber the name of the
minister nor have I a mairlagu ccttillc ate.
When 1 asked him for It ho told mo l.o would
attend to that and I tiusted him. "
SVMMCAI P. I'AIIK MniMMNO.
liynn Alilo Klui >
Ida Cv
Hoy. nphllotiis Hxcdus Shorvxood , D D ,
L L I ) , a PlorlJa mhslonnry ami Qvaugoliit ,
engineered the colored campmeotlng lit Syn
dicate pail : to a successful and onttitHlastio
llni-ih last evening
There was an attendance of fully .l.OOJ people
ple , and ns a whole the gtcat crowd
was otdoil > and not unduly domonstiatlvo
There were piobublv six or el i ; lit times as
main w hi to p oplo as coloied in Mr fihor-
wood's audience , hut that didn't xconi to
tiontild the gentleman , for ho proceeded to
UNplnln tbo story of the UeJ so.v ulmster
with n forvoney and onthiHlasm and graphic
liiiiiutencss of detail that could not have btton
oveec'dud bj an eye w Itness of thodostructlou
of Pharaoh's hosu.
"This H the bosl picnic I've hud In a long
time , " snld tin Hey Kphilutui by wivy of In-
tioduction. "I ain't making much money but
I'm having lots of fun P'I IPS jou didn't '
'snoot to hear mo shout so much Lornino
toll rou , folks lint a coloiuU pursuit with a
calm , qmot roltgion Is a pooritu Hxelto-
inent m u negro cliar lUorutu : , un \\liuit 1 you
Uutl 'uin tijiiig to bo tiuiil oout tbuir ro
llgiou thoj ro Jcs'Irving to npo the whlto
folks "
'J'liPti , to prove that his religion was of the
fonr-ph kind , the speaker shouted Uo for
ward , " until ho was out of bioittb nnd the
hilltops wore quivering.
"CJetu mmeon you , Dirsoii , " snug out an
Iricvorent vounir man from South Oin.iht
"I'm 'frald some of vou ain't goin' to listen
to mo , " suit ) thoexhorter as ho noticed the
Intontiprlon "N'ow lemmo tell jott , I don't
mind iiipluusebut | I don't xvnitl anv iiurle. < quo.
I'll toll > ott Jos' what I tised to tell 'out 'way
down south , I'm goln' to luvo order or h wo
nigger wool. '
"Now. then , what did Moses say when the
Uord told him to go and meet PlmiMohf Ho
says , 'O. I.oid , what 1 got to tnoklo Pharaoh
wlthJ' 'I ho Lord sins , 'Moses , what vet got
\erhnndf' 'n' Moses sajs , 'Onlv a llttlo
stick. ' But the Laid says to him , says ho
Moses. that's ei'inmh , I'm with
von.1 Then Mines went out , and
Pharaoh ti entitled Ilko Mo s was
10,0M men , ami his mlilthi touldn't bold out
against them ( iudg.xvu Mo-tei the victory.
"Wo must fine n frowning world , Chris
tians. If the white mlnlsteis would only
como in nnd Join with us to light these irreu't
xices thev wouldii I histeiv lone , but then )
Hint many Sum .loneses today. Thev hate
him heio In Nebiaska U'by , I stood up for
him the other dav on a ti iln comlnr Into
Lincoln nml the crowd thoj pretty nigh took
mo.
mo."Sam Jones Is ono of the giandcst men
Oed overgavo breath to , whether Nebraska
loves him or hates him Sim Is getting fat
all the same. 1 used to know him when bo
bud only one pair of pants and u bob-tailed
pony , and now bo's ilcb
"Vou can't lido to heaven , people. You
haven't eaten tno bitter lamb with bifcr
hoibs You want vonr preachois to
civoou sugar nnd no bitter food.
ou must cat hitter food. You must swal
low the bitter gospel just as she comes.
Iheie's no going loiind Itsasqimio shoot
fiom here to heaven , and the man who goes
round is bound to miss It
'Keep a light in vour household If you
miss n slnglo dnj \ < vir children will ho s'ho'
to stumble Those who keep the light binn
ing hold up their imnds' That's right ,
Cbustlans , that's light. I'm glad vou ain't
spntingour oil
" 1 got my training jenrs ago in the south ,
w tien I had to gut up befo' dav light to bo in
the Held , and now I'm ' glnd of it I get up
andleavomv wlfosnoting and mv children
sleeping and got the house In older bofo' I no
duvll comes Keep priying , neoplo Don't
letup Keep piavlng. 1 know n politician ,
and while the other * kept lolling logs and
wlie-pulllng ho never stopped ptivlng.
What came of itf Why , ho got elected
i'bo papers have fiownej on HIP , and people
have threatened to tluovlotten eggs on mo ,
but I don't cnio. Theio's ' no go back in mo.
U'hv , when I was llrst icaily for the minis
try I was Ignoi.inU and thov puimolntho
backwooJs , nut I thundoied and kicko 1 up
HIV heels till thov brought mo out When
yon st.ut to heaven , people , the devil will
cither mu von there 01 tuin vou bick
Push on to the good woild for the devil Is on
your trick You can't glvo him out You
cm mash his held and think jou'vo got him
killed , but he'll be id jon ofl again
1 hole's a lot of old fogies in the chinch
and thov don't want anv thing new 'Ihov
must see hell and smell the devil bofoio thov
nulco a move , and claim that a man must go
to hell and back IILMIII befoio bo cm howl
and jump and say he's converted. "
Mi Sheiwood held his audience to the
chso , and the series of campmuetini ; song's
that wore sung in conclusion were rendered
with a volume and henttlness that onlj stiess
of mimbeis could give
The street i.iilwaj seivico was ti\eu to its
full capacity , and it was after mldiiieht when
thu unusual sticain of tiavel began to glow
lighter.
j. iut i < ; n i-//s.
A. P Bloonier of York is at the Casey.
J C Duiilny of Oileins is at iho Casoy.
M P. King of Lincoln is at the P.i\ton.
C. O. Sabin of Schujler is at thoP.mon.
M. C. Keith of Noith Platte is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.J
J W Patteison of Plaltsmouth is at the
Muriay.
C. .1 McCarthy and wife of Premont aieat
theMlllaid
A. W. Field and C. T. B oggb of Lincoln
aio at the Muriay.
li. A. Eaton of \Votld-lIernld ictuuicd
jesteidu > from a visit at Alton , 111.
i7 tN Alarm.
Box 82 was runs i" at l'1-TQ o'clock
this mornins A lamp explosion in the
rooms of Mrs. Piazior , ISJ1 ot. Mark's
ivenue in the UenDideaux block caused the
, ioublo The lite department losnomled
) roit'itly ) and the blao was oxtlnguished
vlth a couple of buckets or water. Loss $ -5
Stole Urass
Homy Smith stole n couple of brass valves
iom the electuc light company vostoulny
evening and nvs utiuslcd b > Olllcor Uibboih
md chained with petit laiceny.
tuuiOA ci \ > i uiiii > .
Oiiuil.cn Ijolhois IK > tin ; I'ince In
Allcfieilostirii Stjlp.
SioL\Cin , la , Aue. -Tpecml [ Telo-
gium to Tin. Bi i j Wicked Covington had
i tusto of the wild and wooloy v.cst last
light. Two biothcts , Tom and Mnitin
Wisher , got on a diunk and went from saloon
o brothel tluoughoul the town Hung icvol-
cisioculessl } in evciy diiection A Uo/en
ilaces vveio visited , the lights snot out ,
vimlows bioken and mirrois and bar fix
tures distroved. They vveio linally captured
md disarmed while wieckin'gVUliaiii
Dutch's saloon.
Thov diovo the half diesscd inmates of the
nolhols bofoio them in the sticeU , and besides -
sides i milling the cellinj , ' vvitli bullets de-
stiojed sovuial bundled dollais woitli of
ixtuies.
C/ur AI > ] UOVPS tlio Treaty.
LONDON , Aug. J The Times' St. Peters-
) iug coriospondent iccoids a minor that the
c/ar bus alieady approved ami that the min
sters have signed the tliaft of a ticaty
biought to Hussla bv Admlial Cicivnis of the
riiiuh squadron. Tlio Staiidiud'n Vienna
correbpondcnt stouts the idea of n icgular al-
itnco between Piancoand Hussla.but thinks
tut Admiral Gcivais discussed with the
iussian ollicills the details of a poss'blo co-
ojiei ition on the pait ol thu Russian aid '
lencti lleot
'Iho coirespondent points out that it would I
> o impossible for Jaigo iionclads to pass
llrectlv tinougb the sound into the Biltic.
\dmlral ( ieivnls found'tint he h.ul to make
he b iiit of the gloat lull and pass Iho gulf
of Mecklenburg This tutu would expose a
Icot dcsiilng to assist Russia or Russian ves
sels vv intini ; to attack the tici m in coast to
in encounter with the dot man licet in KIel
) ay. a
IPS FIRES DKAP ,
i rn i HUM mist 1'vnr |
datoof the strikers , and walked outvvl'h the
crow it
But very llttlo laslstnnco was ofTorcd by > (
any of Hit1 men nt work Some forcible Imp
g'iniro was employed by the strihors , and
those who were at work know that It Win
nttoily useless , nnd In fact dan-
geions , to dlsoboy the command
that thov should stop work.
Ihoeiowd Indulged in tiitiinphnnt shouts
now am ) then , but no attempt was made to
Injure mouoitj.
At II u ove'rv man In the entire wont-thud
quit vvoiic , an I the mun scorned pi'ifectly
satblled that the woiks wcro shut down.
Sill lOMIXletl tillOIllc'lM. .
The mob poured through the south gates
mid stood aiound under the bridge Urged
by their lenders they all uimo back and
sniTotindod the main olllee and the tlim -
Keeper's house Heio the leuleis moved
around among the men us thin gnilim d into
Knots which were lonstnntlv leinmieed by
thnso who weio compilled lo Mint work
1 Inally Seigcapl U hulon nnd his possivof
noliio enmo up nnd t liked with
the stilkeis and otdcicd thorn to disperse.
' 1 his Ihev did
( lOiunal Superintendent Page s ild ( hut
. when the men me pid | on the lib , all of them
| will Doglvert-to uiideistand that unless they
tetiirn to work at oueo thi'j can ionsi let-
themselves dlsi luirged
Quito a eiowd went out at the not Ih ondnf
the woiks and stood aiouud on the i.nliul
tracks tnfking over the situation Oilier
Poole i-iiiio along on his wav tut >
the I'niils and the ciowd hooted tndihisi > i
him in gieil shape A coupln of run p in. '
pins aud any number of links wen-tinivvn it
the onteor Poole diew his gun and buU.nl
iiway as gricefullv an 1 nsi.ipidlv nsposs.bin
It was no use for ono man to ti v and con'rol
n bundled or more nngrv sti liters
I Ot'l (0 I IIII'oll'I'C
At mldnlL'ht n tiip mas miulo tlnnugli the
woiks , and oulsldo of the elet tile light oinrl-
neors and polite ttioio was not a man on thu
giounds The tires In thu fuiiui''i's woii-inn-
idly dying out nml the gieu pots of slug
which weie onioute to tlio dumn stood tool
Inp just where the tendris hnd left them
when the mob strncic Iho voiks
i Seigeiint Wlnileii had the place will
guanlolvvlth pitrolmon mid mounted men
and did not oxpeitany tioublo before Ii or 7
o'clock this moining
The silver funates still bail ( Ires in tlu-ni
and the manigeis weio in honi s ol getting
enough men totrether this morning to h nt
up and run the metal olT into b UM
I'l lilt'I M 1,11(1 ( Ol' Cf t'lllOMM
Thn labor difllt ulttes and the situ ition is
practically thu s.amo as it was Sitiudny.
Sunday was u day of lost and both 'he mil-
plo.veis and tbo ompl vos icstcd on tholiC.
aims , wondeiing what today v ill bung
f 01 th
At'J o'clock the job piiutois met at then
hall , 110 south rouitpcnth stieot , and at unco
, \cnt Into seciet session , wlnio they
lomaincd foi an hour , discussing the loikout
and listening to the lepoit fiom the walking
delegates No business of importance was
ti ins it ted. " ' -.L
The bovs nio in the best of biimorand clniin * "
that the loci , out will bo broken tinting tlio
next twentv-foni boms As an ni"uinent
thov stale that the shop ovIRIS , or iniin uf
them , have largo time contracts th it must no
filled and that in older to save themselves
v111 como to terms
A lepoit was cutient upon the sheets 1 isl
night that several of the I ir-roi unices Inul
joined togethoi and would "rit ' thn town
L.itoi the lepoit was denied and il ! > IHli've 1
tliat it is w ithotit fouiulntion
The employing punters undo no pffoit
hold anv meeting , but w mod to see what to-
dav will In ing foitii.
Lou Rabot'solllcohas been put on the "fan'1
list and hoipiftci his men will bo pUd > l ( . for
six dnjs of eight hours each'
In ( ISP the pi inters aio not able * o settle
theii dilllculties , the matter will be turned
over to the pinctgcmv commltteo of thn
Cential Labor union , wbeio It will bo
handlol
'Iho metnbois of Ilnrscshoeis' union IXo 11
are in their elements , as thev have scoud
their point and this morning will
begin on an eight hour da > .
Late Situidav night the bosses nnd the
jouinevmen icichcd an undetstaiHiing tliat
went into effect at onto Light honii coos
with a slignt reduction fiom the old seile
The IloisC'liucis' union , which is one nt
the stiongest oiganiyntions in the Oentril
Labor union , meets eveiv Wcdncvdav night
at the Knights of Pythius hall , Fourteenth
and Douglas stieots.
; cm iicir ijtnirnrys.
Coloi I'll HnplfHt Chincli of I'nstnn Hi
Not Afjieo on n Pastor.
BOSTON , Mass. , Aug 2. Thoio has been
tioublo in the colored Baptist chinch in tnis.
city. The church has been without a pastry/ '
for several months nnd a call on eolmlf ofi\ \
poition of the mr-mbeis was locentlv rv-
tendotl to Hey , II Fiv Hauls a foimer p.is-
toi. Mi. Hauls has been testing tindci n
ciiminnl ch ir o , and owing lo tins fact theiu
was a sliong element in the chuieh opposi d
to bis hccommg ll.clr nastoIt vus an
nounced that ho would pi each toda > , nnd the
opposing faction was bound if possible to
pi event it - _
About ; ) o'clock this morning , as one of the
Hams men was passing the chuieh , ho no
ticed a light vvllhin , and quielilv summon
ing sjrao of his fi lends including the toxton ,
thov eliected an Mitianco to the , lunch ,
whuio seven of tl > anil Hams men woio
found buuily engaged in nailing ami bo.nding
all the doois and window" , while a laitfu
placaul had been piopued annoinu iug that
the ehurth vvoul.l bu closed until September
After a long discussion the anil IIiuils paity
was ejected fiom the building.
This fotonoon , ono of their number swore
out a w.iiinut ih.uglng Key Mr Ilium
with pot forming an nboitloti , with a view to
proventlng his appeal inco tn the pulpit to
day. Mr. Hai us hcatini : of this ai tion wont
to tlio poiho station , when * thn wuii uit was
lend to him and he was le'ei.ed on $10,1)0 )
bail Ad ompanind bv a spot iul ollli or ho
then prctt odi'il to tl'o cliiuili wheie hu
preached a stiong suimon , milking onlv lot i
dental allusions to bis tumbles 'I'll , ' slum
tion is intuiesting and tne llaulslcis seem lo
Lo on top.
Shipping NCVVM.
( Jueonstown Aimed , Alaska fiom Ni vv
Yoik foi Liverpool.
New Voile Ai lived , Luf i.ui ogno tiom
Havre.
Nevv V'oiliAiriveil , stoaincr Aii/onn
fiom LuiU'iiool
I'hil.uielpiiiaArtived , Ohio fiom lav01
pool
lvHieenstown-Aiiivcd , Lotd ( Jou li from
Philaili'lptna
IlnvioAuhcd , ilorgogno fioi.i KC\V"
Yoik
Now York Aulvod , Hinpiio fiom ( lias-
That extreme tired feeling tvhlch Is so ills- I'vrybody needs and bhoiild t.ino a ,
iresslng and oflen BO tin ic < omit iblii in 11 c sjiiing inoUicInu , fortvvorcasoiu.
spring months , Is entirely ovcicomo by Hood s 1st , The bouy Ib now moru snsrciitllile to
Saisiparilki , which tones the whole boil ) , bent fltf nun nicdlclno than , t any iitbcrbc.i'-iiii.
purities the blood , cuus scrofula and all 2il , The liiijiunlies vvhlih havuni'tniiinlil d
humors , cures d > spesia | ) , creates , m api > ctli ! , In Iho blood should be expelled , and the sv
rouses the torjildllvc'i.liriciH up the ncncs , tt'in given tone and stiuntth , hi foie thu pius-
and cle.ai s the mind. Wo .solicit a compn ISOH ti itliiu effects of v. arm weather uro f i It.
of Hood's SarsapaiHU with any other Wood Hoods Snsiparlllals the best timing incill-
puiincr In the m irlitt fur purity , economy , clne. A hlnglu trld will convince jou of its
strength , and ineillcln.il ineiit. superiority. Take It before It is too l.it > .
Tired nil thv Tlmo Tlio Jletit Si 'lnu
"I had no appetite or strength , and felt "I lal.o Hood's harsapuilli for a ring
tired nil the time. 1 attributed my condition medicine , and lllml It Just Iho thing Iitoim
to scrofulous humor. 1 had tried bevvrnl up my sjstem and makes nm feel like a dlfli i-
Kinds of im'dldnu without henelll. Hut as out m m. Jly wife t ikes It foi d--1- . ! ! ! i. J"d
noon ns I hid taken half a bottle of Il'juil'.i shu derives yi ( .at licnent fioiiilt. hlioBiysH
birsaparllla , my appetite was restored , and Is the host ineillcino she over toi l < ' V 0.
my stomach felt h"tter I have now taken TuitNFii , Hook & Ladder No. 1 , lloston. Mass.
IIMI ly three bottli s , ana I never vv.as so well " "List spring I win tumbled with hull * ,
Mits. JFHSIK If. DUMIPUIK , I'a-icoag , 1 ! . I called by my blood being t of order. Two
Jlis. C. W. Marilntt , Lowell , Miss , vv is bottles of lluodt. hirsipirilli cuud mo 1
completely cured of sltk headache , which she cm n i oniinuid It to .all troubled vvllh .iffeo-
bad 10 years , by Hood's barsaturllla. tlons of thu blood. " J acnoui , I'eorla , 111.
Hold hr U tlruucuu 91 , lx tot fi l'rei > truil bold tij nil ilnifiKllti ? li m tor fS
by i. 1 IIODD.t ID Aiutliviu ic l-.nell Man tyC 1 HCiliU.t U ) , Apnth carl < , Liwull , Man ,
3OO Docos Ono Dollar i IOO Doses Ono Dollar