THE OMAHA DAILY BEJDHATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 , 1891.
LAST CAME WENT TO DENVER
Mountaineers Found Llttlo Trouble in DC
feating the Omahogs.
KANSAS CITY WON FROM SIOUX CITY
BfhlobecU'H Tcmprr Cost the Hush
CVH n Onmc Chicago Hmotliercil
ItOHlOII IlOHtOII KeilH Mill
Winning .Other GaniUB.
Denver , II ; Omaha , 0.
Knnsns City , B ; Sioux City , 1.
.ESTBKDAV'I .
gaino wound up th
season on the bom
grounds nnd It wn
n bellttltig close , th
Omahas bclnir dc
fcntod by u score o
14 to C > .
This morning th
team goes to SIou
City for a series o
three games , thonc
to Kansas City , If Knnsns City will gunrnn
tee their expense , and after four games thcr
the Omaha club will nt least disband , whlcl
will virtually unp the Western association
The score :
OMAHA.
MCOilB nV INNINOS.
Omaha 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 S 0-
Dimvor. 7 6 U 0 0 1 1 0 * 1
8UMMAIIV
Tarncd runs : Denver , 5 ; Oinahu , 3. Twc
base lilts : Wcrtlclc. Itrminnn. Three hast
lilt : Wright. Home runs : I'liinncnn. 1
1'ournler. _ ' ; Hpraguc , 1. Double plays : Me
( Hone to I'luuiiuan. llasn ou balls : Olt .Me
Nubb , & ; off Koiirnlcr , 0. Hltbv pitcher : llj
rournlor , I. Htruok out : liy 1'ournler. 3 ; bj
McNabh , 2. I'ussud balls : By Itrennnii , 2
Time of Kiimn : Onn hour and forty-five inln
ut es. Umpire : linker.
Sohoilieck'H Costly l roshness.
Sioux CITV , la. , Sept. 4. Kansas City wet
n very pretty game today. Schoibock's In
tuntlonal Interference with Gunson and hi ;
error nt short gave It to them. Ehrot ant
Koaeh pitched great games. Score :
Selielbcck out forlntttrforlnR with catcher.
SCOIIB IIV INMNUH.
Sioux citr o 0001 oooo :
KnbsasCltr 0 00000101 !
SUJIMAItV.
Tno-baao lilts : Kntx , Three-hand hltn : Car pen
tor , Htiilun lumps : .Sioux City , 2 : Ksiiaas Olty , 2
rlrnt buii on balli : Olf Ulirot , 2. Hit lir liHclii'f
bnll : Munnliiu. Smith. Htrnck nut : l\y \ Khrot. fi
by Itonch. 4. Tlmu : Ono hour und llilrty minutes
Unrplrc : KnlKtit. " SncrlMoo blt : Nicholson
( innson.
Lost. 1'er Ot ,
SI .Ttt
6.1 I&
50 .W
81 .441
XATfOA'AK f.K.
Grnndpa A-non Continue * Ills Caronr
Toward the I'etuiiuir I'olev
CntCAoo , 111. , Sept. " 4. The feature of to
day's game was Alison's whiskorj. The ok
man created n great deal of merriment todaj
by appearing on the Hold with long white
beard and hair , and playing the game
with the " " ,
through "grandpa" make-up on
The gnmo was another pitcher's battle and
tbo honors were nearly oven , the Colts win
ning because of their Holding. Score :
OhlonKO 1 !
Boston , . 00000000 a J
HIM : Chicago. 7 : Boston , ii. Krrors : Chicago
cage , : | ; Boston , 4. Ilattorlo" : N'lckury ,
buhrlvor ; Nichols and Uanzol. Krnod runs :
Chicago , 2 ; Boston , .1.
GUtMKNCITA'a CI.VSS.
CLKVKLAND , O. , Sept , 4. Inability to bit
JEwlng uccounted for Ulevelnnd's defeat.
Young pitched a good game , but was unfor
tunate. Quo of his bases on balls yielded the
winning run. Score :
Cleveland 200000000 1
Now York 000120000- 3
lilts : Cleveland , 4 : Now York , 10. Errors ;
Cleveland , 1 ; Now York , 2. Karncd runs :
New York. 1. Batteries : VOUMK and /.Immor ;
KwlnR and Ularic.
muniiuuooM.s SHUT OUT.
I'irrsiiuiia , I'll , , Sept. 4.-Tho homo team
shut the Hrooklyns out todny by hard and
timely hitting. Score :
IMttsmirv 0 4 C
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 u 0 OO ( i
HUH : 1'lttHbiirs , 11 ; Brooklyn. S. Krrors :
I'lttsburK. 2 : Brooklyn. 2. Batler.es : diilvlu
nnd Sillier ; ( arntliors and Klnslow. Karnod
runs : I'ltiBhiirg , 4.
ItAINIil ) OUT.
CIXCISNATI , O. , Sopt. 4. No game ; rain.
National luaiiio rfranilin .
I.oit I'er Ut.
41 . ( VII
47 _ ' > < jO
49 Ml
01 4\ ,
A3 .44:1 :
M ,40 < J
M 400
AMKKW.IX ASfiOVIA2'IOX.
lloston ContliiueH to I'lln Up Unnoo-
ViutorlcH.
BOSTOX , Mass , , Sept. , 4. Columbus pro-
Bonted Lolpnoi- , recently of the Capo May
toam. He wns nervous and wild In the llrst
innings , giving llvo bases on balls , which
combined with three lilts gnvo Huston a wide
lend. Crooks made the star catch ,
lloston . 70030040 0 14
1'olumbni . 000020200 4
Hit * : lloston. 0 : Columbus. 0. Krror * : Bos
ton. 1 | Columbus. 4. Batteries : Crllllth
and Murphy ; I.oljmor and Dowse. Karnud
ruusi Columbus , S ; lloston , 4.
SKNATOIIS HIIUT OUT TIIK OHIOI.E.S.
WASUI.XOTOS , I ) , C. , Sopt. 4. It only took
seven Innings for Washington to do up
Ilnrnlcs' Daltlmoro boys today , when the
ginno was called on account' darkness.
Foromnn wns wild at times , but the three
hits off him availed little. H'he weather was
raw and rainy , keeping the attendance down
to 1,400. Score :
Washington . 20 10000 3
ll.-iltlmoru . o o 0 0 0 0 0 0
lilts : Washington. 0 | Baltimore , 3. P.rrors :
Washington , 0 ; Baltimore , a , Karnod runs :
WuiihliiKtoii , 2. Bnttorlus : I'oroiuuu and Mo-
Oulroi lloaly and Townsund ,
TO Fini.n.
. . , Pn. . Sept , 4. The Athlet
ic * defeated Milwaukee boforotabout ! l00
peopl * In on oxetilnK eleven Inning cnmo.
Klllen and Itowman pitched fair ball , but
tbo former was hit at more opportune mo-
muuts aud losi ably supported in pinches ,
Kooro :
Athlutlo.s . . . 8
Jllluiiukee , 5
Illt : Athlotlci. 12 : Slllwaukoo. J2. Errors :
Athletics , K ; Milwaukee , 4. llattttrlosi Dow-
ii-nn. Orohii Klllon. Vauijlm. I.'arnod rum :
Mhlutlcn , 2 ; Mllwaukoo , 2.
him Hill < lot Them.
Ttiuihs , In. , Sopt. 4 , [ Special Telegram to
. ' ) i. | Loiunr * won tbo second
from Missouri Valley today by tlmoly hittln
nnd bunching tholr bite. Edlngor pltche
for the homo team , nnd whllo his support a
times was n llttlo ra god , field the visitor
down to six runs. The Missouri Vnlloy second
end bnsomnn was run Into In the sovont
liming nnd his knco was thrown out ot loin
nnd his foot badly cut , so ho had to bo cnrrlo
from the ground , The gnmo was called n
thn end of the onrhtb Inning to allow tn
visitors to catch the train , The score waste
to U In favor of Lomar * .
American AnHoutimim ritniulltti *
I'iavoJ. Won. l-oit 1'or Ct
an .TC
41 . - .
no J i
XI JK :
Cl .4.
64 .4'
09 M
? 2 .3 :
AMOSU Till ! AM.lTIWIHt ,
Prrinont Took ThlH Onn.
FIIKMONT , Nob. , Sept. -Special [ Tele
gram to Tin : UEE. ] The Hastings ball tear
played \vith the Fremont * this afternoon nm
the visitors were outplnyod nt every point
Fremont did some torrlllc singling , poundiu
both Clydo nnd Hohror all ever tbo llchl
Fremont mmlo no otTort nt the bat In th
eighth nnd did not piny the ninth. Score b ;
Innings :
Kroinnnt 4 0 fi 0 4 1 0 1 I
Hastings 1 0 0 0 3 00 0 1
Ilatter.es : Caatonu and Maupln : Clydu
Hohrur and Abbott. Struck out : By Custom' '
H : liy Clydo , 2 : bv Kohror , I. Krrors : Krtiinoni
, ' ) ; llastlim-i.f. Bane hits : Kmiuont , 7 ; Hast
Inns , l. Two-base hits : Cnlunnoit nail Itohroi
Home run : Ablx > tt Umpire : Gannon'
At ant ISIood.
OMAHA , Sept. 4.Wo do hereby ohallongi
any club In the state , under 18 , to ntay us
the Clippers , Young Men's Christian nsso
cintlou proforrod. Address Uio : ) Ultmoy
Captain Clipper Hasoball club Players arit
position : Holt , catcher ; Street and Fuller
pitcher and third ; Motitgomorr , rtrst ; Rob
inson , second ; Miller , short stop ; Hess , loft
Hascall , center ; Jackson , right.
The Winning Full-mounts.
The gn.no between the Fairmounts nm
I'ark Juniors was rather onesided. Thoscoro
I''nlrmouuts 5000 1 0 fl 1 4 1' '
Park Juniors 0 I ) 0 0 0 4 H 1 0
Batteries : Walker and iMiil ; Wltkons am
WijtKlns. Two-base bits : Walker , Welch am
Uossy. Three-base hlti : Welch , Wlirglns
Honio run : Wllkoni , Umpire : Wnslilngton.
Orchards Took Ono.
WHRIMSO WATKII , Neb. , Sept. 4. [ Snecln
Telegram to TIIK BEE. ] The S. A. Orchard ;
defeated the Republicans today oy playing
good ball with thu assistance of sovora
errors by the Republicans. This makes OIK
game apiece , and they will play again tomor
ow. Score :
ns o o :
Orchards 't o I
Butteries : Republicans. Miller and Gadkc
Orchards. Dolan and Lacoy. Htrucl ; out : Bv
Miller. iO ; by Dolan , 8. I'asscd balls : Lacey
' - ' . Base hits : Republicans , U ; Orchards. 4
Krrors : Republicans , 7 ; Urcharda , 2. Umpire :
Wilkinson.
Football Today.
Ouinhn boys homo from college will meet :
Young Moirs Christian association team m r
football match at the babobnll grounds till ;
afternoon commencing at UH : ! ) o'clock. N <
admission fee will bo charged. The contest
promises to bo a hot ono with tbo teams in
the following positions :
C'olUtge. Positions. Y. M. C. A
Brown Klttht End 1'oruinai ;
Ii.ino ) ItlRht Tackle lill
Patrick Klsjht Guard Connor'
Thomas Center Sheldoi
Horseman I oft Uunrd Browi
1' . Dodge I.oftTaoklc Denlel.
Iloiicland Loft Kurt Howli
Rowln Quarlcrlack ) Dlekov
Uustlii Klitbt Halfback OSKOOC ;
J. Dodge Left llnlfbaek Morrow
Uustin I'ull Back Tuntold
U.IKJIOX aWllllAY'b V.ITK.
IIin Head Blown to AtoniB by
of UnukNhot A Hoy's Uravory.
JACKSONVILLE , .Fla. , Sept. 4. Harmon
Murray , the notorious colored outlaw , whc
has dclicd the authorities for nearly a yoai
nnd torrori/.cd n wldo acotion of country , was
killed about daylight this morning by Hardy
Early , a colored lad of 17.
The killing occurred In a s-vnmp neat
Archer , Fla. Murray called on Early about
4 o'clock nnd ordered him to govlth him to
Archer , where ho sala ho was irolng to ' 'kill
some crncliors" nnd then leave Alachua
county. Early did not want to go , and said
ho had no gun. but Murray took Early to tbo
Inttor's brother's house and made him pro-
dttco u douolo-bnrrclled shotgun. Both bar
rels \voro loaded with buckshot and Early
put llftcon moro in a barrel. The two then
started toward Archer , having to pass
through a swamp on the way.
When tuny cot Into tbo swamp Early pre-
tondud bo did not know thu trull and asked
Murray to lead , Murray took the loud , nnd
immediately Early poured the contents of
both barrels Into the buclc or Murrav's head ,
killing him Instantly. Early then'notllled
the people ni Archer nnd n crowd wont to the
soot , brought tbo corpse to town and after
ward sent It to Gainesville.
The excitement there was intense ns sev
eral Ivnchlnga of Murray's confederates hnva
occurred In that vicinity. Early was the
hero of the hour and was mounted on n box
from which ho made n speech , describing the
affair. Ho will got $1,500 in rewards. Mur
ray bad killed seven man within tbo past few
months nnd was as fearless as bo was blood
thirsty.
31OHR IXniAX J/K.S.S-/.IH TALK.
Old Grow Stirring Up the Roils in
tlio IVrritory.
OuTiiutR , Oul. , Sept. 4. "Old Crow , " tno
Ulioyonno chief who wont to Pine Hidgo
agency a few weeks ago In search of the Mas-
slnh , returned yostoruny , nnd is now engaged
In dotnillug to his brethren the wonderful
things ho saw , "Old Crow" also visited
Wnllcor's Lnke , Nevada. Ho reports all the
Indians in that country dancing , nnd declare *
hi * will return in a week or so and persuade
Christ to como horu. His intluunco with the
Indians hero is rapidly iucroasine , and ho
now has a largo number of followers.
Death of n l > intlii/ulHli / il Hold lor.
BOSTON , Mass. , Sopt. -Tbo uoath of
Brigadier General Edward Augustus Wild ,
late of Itrookllno , Mass. , Is reported from
Mcdallln , Columbia , South America. Hu
was n graduate of Harvard nnd of the Har
vard mcdlciil school , nnd Jefferson Modlcal
college , Pennsylvania. Ho was n medical
otlleor In the Turkish army in the Crimean
war , receiving n medal from the government
nt Us oloso. He served through the rebel
lion , and rose m rank from captain of u com
pany ho raised to brigadier general. His ago
was CD. Of late years ho was largely Inter
ested in mining.
OklaliniiiniiH Violntu tlio haw.
GiTiiiilK , Okl. , Sopt. 4. A sensation bos
boon caused here by the publication of a
heretofore overlooked law which makes
It a misdemeanor for any person or
corporation to biro men to go Into
any Indian reservation and tnko up a claim
an land and afterward turn it ever to the
person or company. Many banks , inoronn-
tlio houses and other companies , nnd hun-
ilrods of private persons engaged parties to
rte this very thtnir , nnd the discovery of this
law creator consternation on all sides.
nnd Card * .
Otllcor and Police Matron dimming * gave
in oyster party to a few friends at their rest-
Jonco , 21KW Farniim street , lust evening , A
.Ittle music , some amusing recitations , card
playing and a light supper tilled up the oven-
IIIB pleasantly ,
The party thoroughly enjoyed themselves
md woru well entertained by tholr pleasant
: iojt and hostess ,
Among the manyattruotwa features of Tnu
DUNIUY Bun will bo a letter from Mrs
Irving J , Manatt , wife of the American
Consul at Athens , Mrs. Manntt Is a picas-
ug descriptive writer aud draws a pretty
picture of the Urocco and Grecians of today.
DoWltt's Little Early Rljow for ths liver
\YINDUP \ OF THE FAIR RACES
Three Good Contests Dollgbt a Larga Orow
On the Last Day.
TROTTING FOR A THOUSAND DOLLARS
Allurttm lli'cnks Another Hocord-
Klolil Dny at York UuiinliiK nt
Ijntunln nnd Klincpsticnd
'Tips for Today.
Tbo racing season at tbo Douglas count.
fair track was Mulshed yesterday with llvoo
the finest events ever soon In Omaha. Whil
the attendance was not qulto so largo ns thn
of Thursday the grand stand was well flllc
nnd the paddock contained a largo number o
line turnouts.
At 1 o'clock the races were called and th
llrst ovcnt , n trot for the 2'Jl : class for
DUrso of $ TlX ) , was raced. Tnero wcro foil
oiiirlos. Four very Interesting heats -.vor
trotted. Aflor the first heat. In which Groci
\V got a had start , nho took tlio lend and woi
thrcostmight heats without trouble. Sum
iiiury :
UracoW 4 l I
I'rlncn McM.ilion 1 3 a
K > ( btrtlm > : i a 3
Kobblo P ' . . s 4 4
Time : 2:111,1ai ! < J , SiSHJ , 3'M.
Tno next rnco was n froo-for-nll pnro fo
foOO. There wcro four eutrles , with Buiiku
Jr. . nHtrong tuvorilo. This great colt tool
nnd kept the load In every boat , althougl
closely pressed bv Almont Uaslmw , makini
It a close ana most exciting contest. Sum
imiry :
lliinko , jr l l
Al'uont laslin\v ! ] > 2
l)0icon : : i II
PrlncoT 4 4
Time : Ul'i'M : ! ) \ : , a : ' . " . ' .
Then came the wont of the dav , n trot fo :
the SW : ! class with a SI,000 purso. Then
were llvo entries , but those narrowed dowi
to three by tbo withdrawal of Tossio D un (
aho distancing of Helen. Flvo verv closclj
contested heats were trotted , and tin
race was full of events from star
to Jlnlsh. Newsboy , driven by Campbell , wu :
the fnvorito and took the lirst two heats , am
it looked very much as If ho nnd it all hi :
own way. In the third boat Lord Clintoi
kcopt Ms fcot Bplpiulidly nnd Newsbov broki
so badly that the driver of Clinton was compelled
polled to almost walk under the wire to keoj
Newsboy from being distanced. In tin
fourth , as the horses came dowi
tbo homo stretch both broke and 1
looked moro llko n runninp raci
than n square trot. Lord Clinton was pullei
in but Newsboy galloped almost to the wlr (
but came und : r on n trot. The boat wa ;
given to Lord Clinton who then won th (
next and deciding heat. Summary :
Lord Clinton 2 211
N'owsboy , l l a !
HIV Dan . * , a u : i 2 ;
Time : 3x'4. : sai. 2c : ; , a:2.s : 2ST'J. : '
The 2:27 : class then had n-trot for $100
which nlso proved a good'one. The race wn *
really botwuon Queen T"iind Frank I1 , nl
though there were six entries. There wore
several node and neck finishes which illleil
the sports with Joy. Summary :
Oilcon " 1 l i
i\-aiiu p : ; ; . i J :
llurly Iturly 3 3 It ;
Dancer 4 4 4 4
Time : iS : : ! , ' : ! ; , 2:31. : 2:3i :
Evaiiollne | , J. D. Craighton's 4-year-old ,
trotted a miln against tlmo in Uilll.
A half milo dash flnishod the roculai
events. There were llvo entries- : Little
Joe won in 51 seconds , Llz/Io N second , Hoso-
bud third.
A. J. Potter of Omaha was lined $100 by
the association , aud suspended until paid , foi
declaring on the track that ho did not con
sider the judges capable of dellovrlng a just
decision.
Thus ended the most successful ravine
meeting ever bold in this county , and It is
but Just to glvo credit to the gentlemen who
hnvo worked so bard for its success , and to
give the public good raying for their money.
Secretary Bnunicr.'Trcastirer Bolln and Su
perintendent of Speed Mount worked hard to
inako It n success , nnd the successful man
agement of thu grounds and tr.ick has oecn
largolv in the hands of Messrs- Ambler , Root
and Troitscbke. This is probably the last
meeting that will over bo held on the old
fair grounds ,
Outcome nt l.ntonla.
CINCINNATI , O. , Sopt. 4. Hain tell heavily
all last night and a light rain foil this fore
noon. Visitors to the Latonla trnclt found it
deep nnd heavy with mud. In the afternoon
tlio rain ceased falling , but the clouds were
threatening and the air was cool when thoraces
races bcgai. . Afterward' there was a sort of
misty rainfall all afvemoon. Out of thirty-
eight entries in the llfth race there wtro
thirty-seven starters. A second ctipico , very
close to favorite , won the tlrst race , and
prime favorites won all the others. There
were less than 3,500 porsqns ptosent. IJo-
sults :
Klrst rice , sollliiB pur.so for 3-yoar-olds and
upward that have not won , two or nuini races
ilneo August I , ono inlit' and twunty vurds.
Kluvon startoiti. It icqulrcd three trials to
ret the horses olT and It was well done. In thn
homo strotoh thu winners asserted thcmsolvos.
J. T. , 11UW ( : to I ) , won Iiv a nosi ! from Drift. IK )
: to 1) ) , with Abilonc , twi ( : i to i ! ) , third , throe
ungths bacli. Time : l ; . ° iUi.
Second raco. IIUIMI for maiden lllllus , 2-year-
olda , four and a htiltriirlongs. Kljjht starters.
A itood start wiis.mndo on the third trial
with Piirolr , l.ndy I'liixton. Ulully and Aunlo
Itouso almost neuk nnd neck. A sudden chance
was nindo shortly after tlio start , but Parole ,
110 ( S ton ) , got the load and came In wlnnur by
'our lengths from Jllsa Horn , 103(8 ( tort.second. )
; o luntths ulioad of Annlo 11 on so , 1U' > ( I. > to 1) ) ,
Third ruvo'purso soiling. forS-yoar-oldsiind
ipwnrds , ono rnllo. Klvo st'irters ; Iloyal
iartor , HUuvon ( ) , third In the start , took tbo
eaa at the qunrtor. hold It to the Mulsh
ind on by u lungth. Hilly Plnkurtoii. 10Uf ( > to
I ) , -eoond , winner of Dlauu Iiv a IUIMI from
IVnuclty , tin lU to 1) ) . tlilrd. Tfinu : l:4'Ji. : ' (
Koiirtli race , a freii luindleap. for Il-year-
) lds and upwards , ono mile and seventy
yards. Flvo xturtors ; Rnterlni ; the homo
Jlieteh Uncle Hob , I IK ( avnni. wlio had lioen
uyliiu back , shot to thu funit and won easily
) y four lonslhs , Adrlcnnc , 101(1 ( to 1) ) . second ,
fix length * In front of Uamllln , 108 ( t l < o I ) ,
third. Tlmo : l"il' : ' .
ritth laco. for maiden colts. 2-year-old8 to
Mirry IS ! pounds , live fnrloncs , Kl ht starters :
lob Tiiomhi , ltil : ( to 1) ) , In tbo strotcn dashed
Hit and won by two lengths , OayiibO , 121(5 ( to
) , .second , two lon ths In front or Double
.omr , lUtllU ( to 1) ) , third. Tlmo : lUfi4. : |
Day nt Slieopwlicad.
Siir.Ei'slliun BVY , L. I. , Sopt. 4. The
nootlng was contlnuod hero today under the
nest fnvor.iblo circumstances , Tbo weather
vas Just cool enough to b& comfortable. The
rack was fust and the card a good one.
I'lrst raco. HWoepstakos for 3-yunr-olds and
ipwurdH of Jl5 each with fl.Uoo added , ono
ullo. I'our sstarlurs : When oncu straightened
ml'I'rinlty , ll.i ( "u to I ) , c.une from the icar
vltli a rush and won by two lengths doin Dr.
liisbrout'k , 11516 to ! > > , who hoatMUculunil , 1'A !
II to 10) ) two lonntlis for tin * place. Tlmo : 1:42. :
uednil nice , tlio ( toldoii uod stakes , foi-2-
mir-olds. a swcuustukes of * . ' " > uauh with
II.5UO added , suven furlongs ou turf , tilght
itarturs : After a feood linlsh Low Weir , 100
: & > to 1) ) . won by a bead , whllo King Stnok. lO.'i
lute I ) , bout Actor , liwi.tito 1) ) , two lengths
or the plaeo , Tlmo : I.M4.
Tlilrd race , for 3-yo ir-oliK , a Huomistakrs ,
tuttirlty course , about sU furlons , eUlit
ilartersi Hcllly , IOSb ( teD ) . took the lead und
litild It lo IhoundNliiuliiK In u drive by half
i loiisth from Contribution. 11)8 ) ( f. to I ) , who
jnat llullovue. HIM (4 ( to I ) , ihu same dUtanco
or the idai'o. Tlmo : lilit-\ )
1'ouiih rueo purse ll.iOJ ! mlln mid u fur-
OIIK. So\m starlets : Willie U 1I. " > ( IJ to SI in
i rattling llnlsli won by a half length from
M ) uenvucolt tui(2.Uo : ( li who bout Hoodlum
II ( U to 5) ) two lengths for the place. Tlmu
: .VJ ; i-r > .
I'lftb nu'o a handicap sweepstakes mils
mil a nil-loir , ' . Six bturtors : All Iliuids
tent to thu whip at thu furlong polo when
\onwotid 105 ( I to I ) drew out mid won by two
ennuis , whllu I'orl Uhwsf.or 10t ) to2land
/'iissliH 111to ( li muilii u dead heat of It for
econd place Tlmo 1.V : | .
Slxtb race a fepstakos for 3-vcur-olds
mil upwards , onoiiillo on turf. Mini Htarturs :
'iixnii Kt'HHU ) 10) ) won by two lengths ; Klir.-
touk 13.1 id to I ) second ; t'olbom 1JU (15 ( tu 1) )
hlrd. Tlmu 1:45. :
) nt I'lilluili'lplilu.
Piiii.\i > r.i.i'iiiA , I'n. , Hopt , S. Over 2,000
pcctaton wllnussed the ilnal racing at tbo
'hilndclphia driving park today and the
ndlng of the grand circut races of ly'Jl. '
* ady Ulster wa-s a favorite In tlio'Ji.'l ; : trot-
Ing class. She won handily In straight
teats , lowering her record several seconds ,
n tbo 3:30 : pacing cluis Frank Dorch , the
ftvorito wou utter Thistle bad taken tlio Urn
hont , Dorch rfjf jpl the third hent In 2:1(1) : ( )
knocking five seconds olt his record. Tt
third event was n race ngolmt time by O. .
Hnmlln'j coloUri bd tcntn Globoand Justlm
They essayed to bent the best team record <
2:16 : > Only ottO'liont wns trotted , the ml !
being tnndo In a : ! " . The 1'loHflant Vnllc
3-ycar-old. Cnpltrtnla trotted nn oxhlbltlo
mlle in 2 :30. : Followlnfr nro summnriod :
5n : : trottliiR class , purse 11,000. J.ady Ulstc
won , Illehlnnd Hey noconil , Dully 0 thin
Monroe Wllk * foiirib , Toinplnton Illth , Mad
son sixth. Olnihllr > s n enth. Host time : 2 : V
B20 ! pncliiit cln . Jl.tiOO. Krnnk Dorch woi
Thl.stlo spcondi oJadun thlnl. Kmmn I * foiirtl
Stir puns ilfth. ( , * iiiisln Joe distanced In tin
hent : Host tlmo ; 2:1 : U.
Double tcnrif Iriii-o , iiznlnst time. Tlrut
2:15 . Olobo nnd Jiinliin , 2IOM.
. nt York.
YOIIK , Nob. , Sept. 4. iSpocIal to Tn
BKK.I The Athlotlo club of York nnd th
Gentleman's Driving association united o
Field day exercises which were hold nt th
driving park this afternoon. All the sportln
element of the county were in altoudanci
toirolhor with many spectators. The oveut
included foot bloyclo and borso racing , sbool
lug , etc. , and the following Is the result c
( ho most important :
In the half mlle bicycle race I.ynd Oowo
won Uoorzo Hull second , J. V. llyder thin
Tliiu lr ! > 2.
, A sox'onty-nvoyaril foot rnco wns won by I
Itoss , T. Owens takllis second.
A urotty ona mlle whucl race was run b
ronnti anil He I. the former coming ever th
tape ahead. Tlmo : 3V1.
Two ion-yard root races were run by Hos
inn Whitney In tbo llrst event , nnd Anthon
and Itoiuls In the second. The winners were
Uoss , time. lO'i ; Anthony. 10J. (
In the sliootfnir M. T. Xllllor .scored sevei
out of a posslblo ton bltio rooks , winning tlrs
iiionoy. J. \ . llydur Rotsocond with u scon
of six.
In the ten double blue rook shoot M. T. Miller
lor Won llrst with n score of llvo.
I ho llrst horsn raeo was a groi'n race ( llloc
Iiv throe out rlos , with thu following result !
Dnkewood. 2-venr-old , b. o. , O. .1. ISobes. . . 1
' 1 opay , g , m. , S. H. I.ltchenboriior . 2
1 orest , 3-yeai-old , b. B. , J V. Hrady . 3
Tlmu : : im. : : : iS3. :
In the 3 minute class the result was as follows
lows-
.Urn Keene , p. s. , It Couroy. . . 1 t
Triimp , Jr.ch. s. . O. I , . Kuller . a : i
Dinah , b. m. , D. K. I'lrrlstal . II a
Time : 3:02. : : JOi : > 4' . 3 : , v/ .
Tbo3riflassrosillted : In thu followlnsscoro
Ira , I ) . K. , S. A. Myers . a 1 1
Tom. br. R. , C' . I , . I'liller . 122
U.lN.li a. , C..T. Nobes . 333
Tlmo : ; il45i. : 3lo : , 3nioi : : : ,
A hotly contosttid itinuliiK half mlle dnsl
was won by L. K. otilhworth'M r.iv Boldlni ;
Hob , ugulnst u field of three In ! V > ! i seeoiuls.
Two AVorld's Records Siiiaslicd.
lNnni'RNiiNCE : , In. , Sopt. 4. Two of th
world's ' records were broken today. Allortoi
trotted the mlle In 2:10 Hat , crowning him
self kinp of .stallions nnd enhancing his vnlui
$50,000 more. Direct , the llttlo black pacini
wonder , covered the milo In 2:0(5 : ( , beat
itig the world's ' stnilton records foi
both trotters nnd pacers. Allorton wll
boat Maud S's record this year , 1 ;
Williams' prediction , and ho knows wha
ho is talking nbout. Direct not only break.-
the stallion pace , but breaks the pacing rcc
ord of the world , and traveled the lastus
milo thnt ever drew a sulky.
Ciuctoo , 111. , Sept. 4. Commenting on th <
dispatch from Independence , the Inter Oecai
tomorrow will say :
'
\\Vstmont \ holds' the paelnj ? record on Julj
10 , 1KM. with runtilni ; mule , he p.iced the milt
against tlmo ontlio old West Sldo track It
Obleago In 2:011 : , ,
Mnjor HankiiiK' Hacns.
CniCAno , 111. , Sept. 4.-Gartield porl
results : , ;
1'lrst race , sevoti-eltthtlis of : i mlle : /.oki
Hardy won. Koko second. Aunt Cat third ,
Tlmo : l:30'j. :
.Second race , throo-nuarters of a mlle : HI :
Tlireo won , Governor llosssaconil.Miitid third ,
Time : I : ID.
Tlilrd nice , oiuvmllo : Slary MoOowan won ,
Lolisocond , Arjstqyrat third. Time : 1:4" : > .
1'ourtb raeo. mlle and a sixteenth : Prlnct
won. Verso d'Or soiond , Ed Hell third. Time :
1 : : ) .
Klfth race. flvo-olKhths of a mlle : Tom
Hoaeh "on. ( frulkshank second , Uiiadllln
third. Tlmo : 1:01 : , *
Sl.vth race , ono mlle : Upmiin won. Hob I.
second , Louise M third. Tlmo ; 1:41K. :
Comity' * Knlr.
KKAIISIIV , Nqb. , jfSopt. 4. [ Special Tcio-
groin to TIIK BBq - 'ho Buffalo county fait
closed today , 'f no attchdanco today was be
tween 1,000 and 1,200. 1'ho lint race this
afternoon was u running race , three-quarters
of n mile , for SIOO , bast two In threo. The
lirst heat wns won bv Nationnl. owned bv
Courtier of CallnwaV , Hod Dan second" ,
Phniitom third. The next heat the Judges
changed riders on Ked Dan and ho distanced
both competitors.
In the three minute trot Colonel Younp
won. Timor 2:4 : ! % 2:38K : , 2:13. Maud C
second.
Chnrlio Alott boat Doc Jones In a 100-yard
footrace. Tlmo : 11 seconds.
nt Crotc.
CmTn : , JXob. , Sopt. 4. [ Special Telegram
to Tun Bin.J : At the fair grounds today
races were as follows :
3:00 : race : Hairy 1C won , Alice E second.
rime : 2:4(1. ( Trlx drawn , sick.
Pacini : . one mlle : HI'llo ' McCrackcn won.
inlvara second. Tlmo : 2IW.
Itunnlni ; . out ) mlle and repeat : Polly II
won , Kulo M Hocond. Tlmi > : 1:54. :
Tomorrow I ) : S-1) ; ) Class entries : is follows :
Logan H. iMa/.ula , Kobol .Medium , Satuni 1J ,
Jharloy Hurch and Sir Albla.
This is tbo best rnco nicotine held hero for
many years. Niel 1'iorson , the Jockey who
jot thrown yosturday , is badly hurt , aiid bis
recovery is very doubtful.
Colonel Con-ilia II'H Itnoos.
CHICAOO , 111. , Sopt. 4. Hawthorne races.
Klrst race , six furloiiKs : Wurrun Leland
won. lioyal Flush second , Pearl JennliiL-s
Jilrd. Time : I : la.
Second race , six fiirlontcs ; Harney won ,
Harry Kuhl second , Kismet tlilrd , .Tlmo
II7 : ? { .
Third rneo , live fnrlnniri : Itiiokhound won ,
Vrtluir Davis HOJond , llttlo IJock tlilrd. Tlmu :
l : i > * .
I'ouith r.iee , seven furloiiKs : I'an ICIiiK won ,
Ijlttlo Scissors second. Colonel Whcatloy tlilrd.
1'lino : 1:3. : ' .
I'lflli rueo , mlle nnd one-nl hth : Insolnnco
vim. Cants second , Hlmlnl third. Tlmo :
At the loxva Stnlu l'\ilr.
DES MOI.NI > , In. , Sept , 4. Closing day of
aces :
3.Ml : p ieo : Tout Inn won , J. T. second , Pnnte ,
r. , third. Hesttlmo : a:44 > 4.
Kanls of IhSH. S70I ! Put Davis won , Hlona
ccond , St. XiOiils nnd Hcnator A tied for place ,
is also Kato .Mcheod anil At Q. Chasu. Hest
line : au'n'4 ' ,
2i5 ; : trot , MM : Dllliird Aloxaiuler won ,
lurry S second , Welshman third , D.indy II
oiirth.
Novtilty half mile dash : Kninia U first to
[ iiarter , and Minnie U tlrst to half. Tlmo :
Tlph for Today.
Following horecs hnvo been nicked ns llrst
, nd second cholco in tno races ns uuu'borod :
fillKK.I'SIIKAI ) II A V.
1. lliu'lno Satnile or.
2. Wluhtiiiiin VqcKvlllo Hulle.
3. Itcckun ltorniula | ,
4 , Jiiiiiin .Morr < jwTUoy del Hey ,
5 , Haiiquet l.nnffford.0
U. Uanoll-M. iiUl'u. '
t. Hilly I'lnKertoiJT-Tenno'ty.
2. Itoyul ( larter--n.iHo.
3. Prlneo l-ortilHiiftiH Uorkn.
4. Doujrlass Sistnt l.lnda.
n. I loll mi' Hnckber Ilamliiio.
0. Mutlldu l
1 Martin KiuseilnOra.
2. Unveil Mury Ah'llowun.
3. VoTamhlen- Klllott.
4. Kred Taral S-tifj < or et.
B. Mttio ltouk-iT.trt'd Ullfton ,
0 , Marie K-Od y ;
.it .Y. % Uttft Vtl.MKXTH.
On this ovoiiujfjY ) at the pcrformanco of
Alabama" the prica of reserved seats ou the
rst floor will bo'8fr ! > 0 each , in the llrst three
uws of the balcony $1.50 each , seven rows in
ho balcony fl , ulx rows In the balcony 75
cuts each. The prices nt tbo Saturday
latliieo will bo ? l for the llrst lloor und 73
ent.s for tbo balcony.
liussoll's ComiHltatis In the farce comedy
'The ' lity ! Directory , " will open u four
lirhts' engagement nt Boyd'.s Now ttieator
u Sunday night nuxt , arriving from Denver
iundny afternoon ou u special train. The
oinp.uiy Is suid to bo tbo ablest that Man
ger Russell has yol had on the road. Tim
nlo of seats opened this morning.
Jacobowakl's ' charming and Justly popular
onlo : opera , "Krmiuo , " will bo put on at the
Irand on Sunday night by the ( Jnrrow
) nora company with a very strong cast. In
'lirinino" ' thu Gurrow Operu roronany is
aid to surpass itself , Mr , Dnuv , Mr. Urnnd ,
Ir , Hallau , Miis ( Jloinuut , Miss Swain and
lisa ilurkur all Imvlng couReuiiil roles
rhlch they llll admirably.
England Will Ask Turkey Why She O.i\
Frco Passage to a Russian Float.
IT HAS THREATENED EUROPE'S ' PEACE
Turkey DpiniindH Tlmt KiiKliuul Sim
Ijcnvc 1'J ynt Krnnco Will Proli-
nfoly Sniiport itin Porto ( Jon-
crnl KorclKii News.
[ C i > ] iH'jlit 1H.9/ tin the HVufcm A < aelatttt
LONDON , Sept. 4. The soml-oniclal stat
mont winch tbo porto Issued yesterday I
regard to the agreement with Russia toucl
IIIR the passing of the Russian vo
untoer Hoot through the Dnrdnnolle
is quickening the British foroig
ofllco in its efTorts to obtnl
concerted nctlou on tbo part of the treat
powers in domiitmlni ; n full explanation fret
the porto. Within two days Lord Salisbury1
attitude appears to have changed from ono t
intended Indifference Into one of keen diplc
inntlu activity. From Chateau Cecil , whur
he still abides , ho has woke up th
ofllcials of thu Foreign department hen
through whom , night nnd day , ciphc
dispatches pass In a stream to an
from tbo European capitals. A high ofllcl :
of the department , who wns recently of th
opinion that the Moscowa Incident woul
not effect the existing relations betwec
Great Britain and Turkey , now takes a vic\
that the Husso-Turklsb agreement will mnk
necessary an early demonstration on th
part of ( Ircat Britain , oven If she has to DC
nlono. The portd's statement is evidently In
tended to cover Turkey's rusponsibilit ;
In tlio event of tbo oxperted remonstrance
of the powers. Lord Salisbury's position , n
It is understood to hnvo boon communlcatci
to the powers , Is tuat tbo Russo-Turkisl
ngrccmcnt la nn invasion of tbo treaty o
"
Paris. Turkey could not assent to"ni
open and tlugrnnt . .violation of tin
treaty by giving Uussla * the righ
to send war ships through the straits , bu
she makes concessions , tantamount to thi
snmo privilege , In permitting the passngi
througn the Dardanelles of a volunteer licet
equipped with guns und tilled with soldiers
Bo tbo developments of diplomacy in the CHRI
swift or slow , British Intervention ultimate ! ;
appears to bo inevitable.
Thn I'.iris Temps distinctly indicates thn
the French covernment intends to supper
the sultan's rlgut to enter into n special con
tract with Russia outsidu of the articles o
the trcatv
With "tho straits trouble Is directly ii
volved the question of lOsypt. Moukitni
Pasha , the porto's ' commissioner in Cairo , has
renewed his demand through the khcdlvo foi
the evacuation of Kcynt by the British
Cairo advices state if this demand is refusci
Moukitnr Pasha will ask the sultnn to reonl
him , nnd to lenvo the post vacant as a protcsi
against the khedlvo's contumacy toward tin
suzerain.
The British ambassador at Constantinople ,
Sir William W. White , is on the worst
possible personal terms with the sultan , whc
lias repeatedly made excuses to avoid scoinp
him , and it is reported tonight that Sir Will-
lam is about to bo replaced.
The agent of the Chilian Junta sent to the
foreign ofllco : i note in reference to the silvoi
carried from Chill by the British warsnlp
Kspieglo. The bullion will bo impounded on
its arrival in England nnd will bo re
tained pending a legal decision on
the junta's rights to it. Diplo
matic relations between Grcnt Britnin
nnd Chill are in n chaotic stato. Balmaccdn's
Inst envoy , Senor Vncuua , never presented
his credentials hero and Is now in Paris
awaiting developments. The Junta's agent ,
who has long been secretly holdinu fnoudly
communications with the government , will
obtain every assistance in capturing the
silver.
The theosonhy fad is Infecting society
throughout. Spiritualism , long dormant , is
experiencing an onorgotio revival.
The announcement thnt tha prince of
Wulns will revisit Tranby Croft this autumn
evokes loud outcry from the rolitriotis
press. The Methodist Times asks if the
irinco has not a single sentiment in touch
.vith the British people , and warns him that
lis conduct excites deep emotion among the
middle and woiklng classes on which the
stability of the throne rests.
A Clydo firm has sent to the prinro of
Wales a plan and estimates for n yncut to bo
built ou the most recent lines for racinir pur-
losos. Prince George has incited bis
'ather to try to obtain yachting hon
ors , nnd there Is a court report that
the prince of Wales is ambitious to race his
yacht in American wutors.
Captain O'Shea curtly denies the truth of
Lho report that ho Is about to marry again.
JOll'.l 2.llt3lKltS AX OUTS.
Politioa UemiltM in a Split in the Al
ii mice.
Sioux Cmr , Tn. , Sopt. 4 fSpocinl Tola-
jram toTiiK BKE.J The broalc in the Iowa
armors' alliance Is complete today. The
action in the Ulevonth congressional district
illlunce , which do-sires to go into politics , to-
lay throw off all allegiance to the old Iowa
ullanco and org.ml/.od as a part of the
outhern alliance. Thu faction is led uy
\ . J. Wcstfall , the people's party's candidate
or governor , who , ns nn organizer of the old
owu alliance , has spent Its monov in schom-
ng to break it down in western Iowa. The
eprosontatlves of the executive commlttoo of
be lowii nlllanca have already begun the
vork of reorganization and the light between
bo two alliances will Henceforth bu hot.
United.
MUTCITINI : , li : , Sept. 4. [ Special Tclo-
; rom to Tin. Bnn.J At today's session of
ho lay confermico In connection with the
own State Methodist Episcopal conference ,
vl Ich is In nnu.ua ! session bore , reioltitlons
voro adopted lavorlng the closing of the
World's ' fulr on Sunday nnd also strong reso-
utinns favoring prohibition and thu on force-
nunt of tlio stuti ) laws. The resolutions urge
ill friends of tcmpcr.tuco to vote In tno coni
ng election , regardless of party politics. U
s a significant fact In this lay conturonco ,
lomnoscd exclusively of lay delegates from
ho various churches , tbo resolutions were
idontcd unanimously , Including both Uotr.o-
irats und republicans.
An Unl'ricnillv Hisoeptlon.
M.UI3HU.I.TOWX , Iu. , Sopt. 4 [ Special
relegrnm to Tin : But : ] Mw. T. J. Storms
if this city lost three children by diphtheria
ust winter. Grief so preyed upon the moth-
r'.s mind that she bus not been qulto right
Inco. This niorniiiL' nn asont soliciting plo-
ures for unlargiiig drove up and stopped in
rant of the Storms residence , Mrs. Storms
vent out , soued the nun , dmggcd him out of
ho buggy and nearly were all the grass off
ho front yard with him. Shu then
orccd htm into the house and repented
ho dose. Thu man looked llko onn of
ho principals In a prize fight when tbo dls-
racted woman got through with him.
Ui'Hlilt ill n Drunk.
IOWA CITV , la. , Sopt. I. ( Special Telo-
rain to TIIK BKE.J William ileddloston
tid a number of companions all of whom
wro drunk to a ( 'router or loss extent , wont
o the Lnnora dnnco hall and saloon In Mon-
oo township and Indulged In u gcnoral light
ist night. Revolvers wore drawn and Ilod-
loston was shot through the left lung. Thu
ullot was probed for , but the plijslcinns
. ore imablo to Und It. Thn victim made the
Intoment that Joseph Kutchcrn did the
hooting. No arrests hnvo boon made , the
nicorn Haying tno man escaped. It Is ex-
cctod thnt Heddlcston will bo nblo to pull
lirough. _ _
CapturiMl an lown
CRIIAH Ilu'iiw , la. , Sopt. 4. ISpocIal Tele-
rnm to Tin : BKK. | Kruntt Howard , a
urglar , entered the roildenco of Senator
inlth last uvenhiL' nt early hour. Mrs.
niith was nlonn nt no mo. Going to the bud
liambor and lighting the gas she discovered
limn at the trousuau In which hnr gold
ratoh and Jewelry wuro kept. Immediately
lie guvo the alarm nnd hu was captured.
Iowa Airliiilliiril Souloty.
Di.s MOIXBS , ( a. , Sept. 1 , [ Special Tolo-
I'tttii to TUB BHK.J The thirty-eighth an-
ual exhibition of the State Agricultural
society closed today. Treasurer Worthlnitton
has figured the receipts to last iwcnlnir.
There wns a total for the entire fnlr up tu
last nlitht of f.i2.0J.07 ( , as nt-nlnst fT.l.SOO.ST
for the snmo period last yOnr. The mngnilicaiit
showing of llvo stock , mnchlnorv nnd oxhl-
bltf of nil kinds is a source of joy to the so
ciety. Todny there wns u goodly nun-tier of
visitors on the grounds and the amphitheater
wns packed to sco the rncc.s.
! ' ! . lit On n Train.
Bnii.iNOTOx , la , , Sept. 4. [ Special Telo-
grnm to Tim Bni : . ] A. st'iisntlonnl luiml-to
hand light occurred on tbo evening Chtfnuo ,
Burlington ft Kansas ( Jlty passenijer train
this evening bctxvcen a gnng of gamblers and
n lot of country follows whom they had
nooccd nt the Donnellsoti , in. , fair. In the
incleo one gambler was knocked senseless ,
bis teeth dislodged nnd his face terribly cut.
Revolvers wcru nourished nnd only the Inter
vention of peaceable passengers and train-
rtion prevented a serious riot. No arrests
wore mudo.
Oilolioll'n PoHimiHter ln Ml.
OPHIIOI.T , In. , So't. [ ' 4. [ Special Tolegrnm
to'l'iiEBnn , ] Wnlter C. Matthews , postmaster -
tor at this place , died last night , nged HI
yenrs. Ho leaves a wife nnd fnmily. His
widow will probablv bo appointed to till tbo
VMonncy , that being the general desire of the
patrons 01 the ofllco.
Klro at Collar ItapliN.
CKOUI RAi'ins , la. , Sopt. 1. [ Special Tolo-
uram to Tin : BKK.I Flro destroyed the resi
dence of Joseph Smith , .Inmos C. young's
barn , Ice house and twenty tons of hav.
Smith's loss Is fl.iiOO ; no insurance.
Young's loss Is Sl' > ,000 , three-fourths In
sured.
\\ork ol' Ilnr.'liirH.
MAii.xim.i.Towx , la. , Sept. 4. [ Special
Tulegrnm to TIIK BKK. ) Burglars entered
thostoroof Rlcker & Promm last night nnd
'secured ever $100 worth of goods.
AS A MAT IK II OP MOWS. '
Fifth Warilors snucoHt What 1 lie
Itro II IN Already Done.
Muulclpal economy was the tlrst subject
broached last ni lit by the Fifth Wnrd
Kickers' club , and it was introduced by Mr.
Schnako In a resolution which declared that
It was the scnso ot the gentlemen assembled
thnt the cltv council should not expend nuy
money for the purpose of having the new
Australian election law published In the
newspapers.
Mr. Schnako hold that a cnrofully prepared
epitomeof the law tilling about ono column
of nn ordinary newspaper Would bo sufllcieut
and that tbo newspapers ought to print that
much as a matter of news nnd for the benefit
of their subscribers , without nsklng pay for
it. Tbo resolution wns ndoptcd.
Mr. Schnako then introduced , a resolution
favoring the nomination of Judge Wakelov
for the district bench. Thoclub was divided
upon this question and the resolution was
defeated.
The city council and the county authorities
wcro given a rap over the head for their ru-
missness in falling to enforce the law with
reference to suburban saloons within thu
two-milo limit.
A motion to request the city council to sub
mit n bond proposition for $150,000 for the
public library building nnd grounds created
a lively discussion and was finally carried.
Thoclub then discussed the street railway
problem ns touching the transfer quest ion anil
franchise for the Metropolitan company , the
linul conclusion being that if the now" com
pany would bring legitimate competition the
franchise ought to bo grunted and nil tlio
street cnr lines should transfer prssoneers
from ono line to another across the city for
ono faro.
PHOGUKfeSlXO KINKIjY.
Money for the Convention Fund Heine
Huplilly Subscribed.
"Tho finance committee is progressing
fairly well in securing subscriptions for the
republican national convention , " said ono of
the most untliusiatic workers today to n re
porter of TIIK BBK. "vVo have already se
cured the following very liberal subscrip
tions : Thomas Swobo , $1.003 ; G. M. Hitch
cock , $1,0011 ; Dr. D. S. Mercer , $ l.O.H > ! Lewis
S. Uecd. Jl.OOO ; W. V. Morse , ? 1,000 ; the
Omaha Street Railway company , ? l,030 , and
Qoorco N. Hicks , SSOO.
"Wo have several largo corporations on
the string who will probably como down for
JJ.fiOO each , nnd then there nro nbout fifty
men in view uho will chip in ? l,000 n piece.
1'ho full $100,000 will probably bo raised
within a couple of weeks. "
A 3IVSK3IKXTl > .
"State's Attorney , " which has been in the
i-eportolro of John Dillon for ye cs , was pro-
luccd lust ovcning at the Farnnm Street
Iheater by Mr. Dillon nnd company. There
is llttlo to bo said in pralso of tbo play , ami
itill loss to bo said in favor of the company
ivhlch has been oniraged for Mr. Dil-
on's latest play , "Wantnd the Earth. "
I'hcro is a vom of reminiscence
ibout "State's Attorney" which in these
rushing davs scums sadly out of place.
Mow thnt Mr. Dillon has given up ono dis-
: rossiiiK habit nnd Joined the Bi-Chlorido of
liold club , bo could make himself still moro
iffoctlvo by giving ever the habit of doinc
> ld plays nnd securing something now. All
; hut Mr. Dillon needs is a now repertoire and
10 would take on a now lease of artistic life.
Spanking.
Howard Kummel , 8 years old , and Hope
Conkllng , 11 yoaw , were picked up nt the
union depot midnight , ns they were watch
ing for n chance to tnko the lirst fi eight for
the Rockies to shoot grillc3 and injuns ,
The boys ran away from homo cnrlv lu the
dav and put in nil the forenoon nt
the fair grounds. The afternoon was
spent down in the lumber yards ,
reading dime lltnrnturo nnd scheming on the
proper way to got out of town according to
the tieadlo stylo.
When taken to the Jail Cnptain MoUyn
nsKlntj Conklyn what , ho was doing out that
time of night. With u swairgor and n toss of
his head the Ind replied : "Wo are trying ti >
bo toimh. "
Klmmul lives at 2110 Mlnml street mid
Cnnkllng at 2100 Maple.
The parents of thu would-be rod men slay
ers were notified and thov were tnlton homo.
sini or
The Illinois veterans spent yesterday In
lool < Ing over thu ( InttyxbiirK battle ground.
Thn report of a terrible dynamite ovnloslun
at White I'lueon , .Mich. , was untrue and un
founded.
The Dutch bark Khersonuso with a cur no of
eo.il was burned and sunk In the harbor ut
Montevideo July
Captain Juntos I'ranklln. ono of the best
Known horse breeders In the 1'nlted ' States ,
died at X.nlhilln. Tiinn. , yesterday. URIM ! i : > ,
I'uptuln Ilnys. In command of two troons of
Pulled States e.ivalry. Irn commenced the
ejectment of settlers from thn Chnroken stilp.
The llrltlsh steel ship CarrloU , from llundeu
to Han 1'ranelsco , coal laduncd , wan burned at
sen. No no s from bur crow hus been ru-
celved.
Kunih lleriilmrdt dlssppolntnd'a Sun 1'raii-
elsi'oaiidlenuu last nUht by nut arriving from
Australia In thuti to untuitaln thoiu at a
theatre.
I'rlsoiian confined In the Poplar IMulT. .Mo. ,
Jail , nliio in all , nmontt them three mnnleriTM ,
made thulr uscapn yesterday. The sherlll and
a | : UKO po se aiu | n pursuit.
Tmiof the Modesto. Cat. , train robbem have
been nrrestml. llnleetlrii llnrrls. who was
wounded In Ihu atralr. will not recover. A re
ward of J'.ouj Is iiifinud foronoh of thu tob-
hnrs.
In thn Dntailo IIDIISM of toiniiions today
Sir IMchurd I'.irtwrlKht'n motion of want of
eonlldii'icu In tin ) covorninoiit In connection
with the eniisiis luturni was dufeiited by u
votoof HI to iui :
I'ranU ( .Uiavet , democratic sheriff of Santa
i'u county. New Mexico , for the past llvo
years and nx-ofllolo fix collector , tendered
bis roiliiiintluii this inornuiK lo the Hoard of
County I'ommlshloiii.Ts. Hit Is hort t'tuIn \ \
Ids iicronniH.
Dr. l'.ilestiin of lioslon nnd n puty : of
friends , who hud accompanied him on a plena-
uiu trip In hU .steam yauht Alb. itrou , were
wiroUvu on tlmco.isl of Newfoundland ycs-
lordny. Tliu doctor's only on was drowned.
The vessel Is a total loss.
A. I' . T. I'.ldur. presldtmt , and II. IHarbor. .
vice president andi-ccrutiiry of Ihu Klihir Cub-
llsliliuumiiiny ) of ( 'hluauo.'iruln ' Jiillclinrk'ud
with uslnj tbo mnlls for a frandelent pin POM\
and vloliitlon of the allun t'oiitruut law. Their
victims ure numhercd by the hundred a.
For Schlltz boar uppijr to It , ( { . GMIIO
10'uFara.uu.
WILL STAND BY THE RECORDS
Qouoial Fiunnolnl Statement of the Gov
ernment Issued.
ENCOURAGING CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
Calamity II iwlers to He Defeated liy
ttu Moasnro Fli-Mt Oouninents
ol' the Kind Prepared In
IMnny Vcars.
VV\SIIISOTO > ) Huiuatror TUB BKR , l
filit FofiiTi'.i\rii ! SriiRKT , >
WAHIIIXOTOS , D. C. , Sopt. 4. 1
For the llrst tlmo In n gront many years n
general financial .statement of the govern
ment Is to ( Iguro prominently In n political
campaign. There have been so many nils-
statements In the press nnd on the stump
during the pointing campaign In Ohio res poet-
Ing the conditions of the llimncos at present
ns compared with those nt various other
periods during thu past quarter of a century
and so many times has Sevretnry FoJtorbeon
requested to furnish Information ou the sub
ject , thnt ho has ordered fl.OOO copies
ol n statement which covers twelve
pages of closely printed matter under
the tltlo of "The Volume of Money lu Circu
lation , " Secretary Foster said before going
nwny on n llshlng trip yosionlay that for
four weeks ho had nveragcd fifty letters u
day from Ohio , written by men of all political
faith and inclination , asking him nboiu thu
per capita circulation and the volume- sur
plus of the available assets of tlio govern
ment ut this time and ut various other
periods since the beginning ot the Into wnr.
The statement whleh Is beltig printed will
be sent free to every ono who applies nun
cannot therefore uo considered n partisan
document as it contains no comment what
ever. There is simply a plain exposition o !
the resources of the government at
tbo beginning of each liscnl year
Hlnco and Including ibiM ) . The misleading
statements of I 'offer , Simpson and other in.
llaliouists who have been on the .stump and
subjected themselves to newspaper Inter
views , hnvo verv much porploxedjthu ufllcinls
in the treasury douartment'who are familiar
with the llgurcs and facts and it is to negn-
tivo those us well as to generally educate the
public that this statement is especially pre
pared. Major McKinley has repeatedly ap
plied for some kind of u general statement on
the subject of finance , that all questions of
doubt mlfht bo olllcially determined. Tbo
effect of tlio figures will ben great deal of em
barrassment in the democratic camp aud It is
not likely that many democratic orntor.s will
ask for the document. The gist of the matter
contained In this statement which is to bo sent
to Ohio was published in the regular press
dispatches somu days ugonndshoncd , niuo'iu
other things , that the country has a much
larger per capita circulation ut present than
ut any other time in tno historv of the gov-
orumetit. During the war the circulation
was but a few cents ubovo ? IL > , while nt [ .ros-
cut it is $ ai.l. > per soul. The amount of
money in circulation in 1 ( W was Sill l,00000 ( ' ,
and ut present It Is over $ lr > 0 < y)00,000. )
COXOHATl LATINO Till : I'HROIIIKNT.
Telegrams nro pouring In from the west
congratulating llio administration of Presi
dent Harrison ou having .secured the admis
sion into Gurmanv of American pork. Sec
retary Rusk says it will glvo the farmers
such a lift as they never hud before , taken
with the abundant crops.
The president Is greatly pleased over the
success of tbo negotiations. It is regarded
as especially important , in view of the fact
thnt under I'tusiduat Cleveland no attention
was paid to the uppoals of the farmer for an
unlnrgcnicnt of their market abroad , and it
was predicted by tbo democrats in the last
Liongrcss that America's lorolgn markets
would bo restricted by the MclCinlo.v bill.
Now both Franco and Germany take Amer
ica's hog products , thanks to republican laws
aid diplomacy.
Secretary Noble today confirmed the de
cision of tbo commissioner of the general
and olllco holding for cancellation the law
ind railroad land company's selection of thu
southeast ' ( of the northwest , ' . , , and thn
lorthoast ' 4 of the southwest tj of section
10 , town I north , range 44 west , Dos Moines ,
In. , district and allowing William S. Kverott
o purchase the land under the act of Juno
f ) , 1830. 1' . S. II.
Soerctary Foster of the T
MiiUM n Statement.
WASHINGTON' , D. C. , Sep. 4. The amount ,
if J' j par cent bonds presented for redomp-
lon yesterday was ia.l'J'.i.SOO. This makes
ho total presented for redemption to date ,
8,1537,500. , The amount of I'f ' per cents eon-
InuedatU per cent yesterday is JLVi/i'iO ,
unking the total continued to date $ l,7Hlr ( , ! ; > 0.
A statement prepared by the treasury do-
lartmont allows that them was a net increate
if $0liStil ( : In the circulation during the
nonah of August , und a nut Increase of '
.III.OUO.IJ'JI . in money and bullion in the Irons-
iry during tlio snmo period.
Secretary Foster undo the following stnto-
nent in regard to th ) condition of the trcas.
ury : "Tho IrresponsiDlo statements pub
lished to the effect that thu treasury will b a
practically exhausted bv tbo pavmcnt of
about $ 0,000,01)0 ) of 1 pur cent bonds Is
best unsworod by the fact that wo h.ul in the
treasury yesterday in excess of the JHW.OOO-
00 ! ) gold reserve. ? I17rjO.,0) ) ) ; ) of money , with
a contingent liability of ? 1T.OO,0 ) ( ) ) , leaving
the net eash moro thaniJl'W,0)0. ( ) ! ) As to the
Sl'.OOO.OOO of cash , reserved to cover the con
tingent liability , If held by a bink $10,00,000
of It could be loaned with absolutesafety. ;
The best nn.swor to those critics Is thnt the
bonds will ha paid tomorrow If presented ,
and the .strain on the treasury will not bu
foil.
' I am entirely satisfied with tlio result.
Moro than f J."iOIHOOi ) ) of money , for which
there Is no use in the treasury , will bo put
into circulation , thereby aiding the business
Intorosta of the country , und practically
nsstirlng u comfortable money mnruot. "
llronlcinu : lip ilui Ii Hlury.
WSIIINITON ( , IJ C. , SOUl.4. I'OilolllCI ) III-
npector May nurd of the New Orleans district ,
reporting on the lottury cases , says ho thliiUs
the power of the Louisiana compaiiy is
broken nnd buslueis Is rodueud to such n
point thnt although the company advertises
n i-npltal nri/oof 'lOn.UiM , yet Itdoui not now
soil more than half of any ticket , so It Is Im
possible for the full capital prl/eto bo drawn.
Is n iliuiKPions condition due directly to du
ple-led or impure blond. It should not he
nllovM'd to continue , ns In Its debility thu
system Is { 'specially liable lo berlous ntbu-kt
of Illness. It Is remarkable how bewllrl.il
Hood's Bursaparllla Is In thUeiii'M.itliitfslati . ! .
J'OSM > SllllK JlUt tlKMO I'll-
HOOU'S iiHMits which the system
Ihh inedlcliio purlllfs the
biiiuil , and Imparts n feeling
of serene HtreiiKth ulil-Mi Is coinfortlni ; nnd
Hiiliifjlng. llooil's Sanuparllta U thu best
Kindly fur that uuaknc.ss whlvU pievalU ut
chauKu ot Hi'ason , climate or life.
"I hat o been eoiitlueed
that Hooil'.s riar-taparlllii Ii
one of thi ! gteatest mcill- the
clues In the norM , 1 say
this for thu buiiellt of all
other tired out , inn down , Jmrd-worhliifC
women. Hood's KnrsiMrlllii ] H not only x-
celli'nt 111 a blond pnrllVr , hut for nil oilier
fi-malti rnniplalnts , CYL-II If of luiiustainllin , ' . "
Wits , M. A.Hc-liil.PTT , N'orthvlllo P.O. , Mich.
Hood's Sarsaparilla v
tiy I * . I. IIOODi CO. , Aiiutliri-uil , Limell. Mm.
| OO DOSOB Ono Dollar ;
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