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THE OMAHA DAILY BEBt yriUKSDAV , SEPTEMBER 13 , 1P91.
CUACC GIVEN HIS LICKING
DOJ Moincu1 Crock Pilchor Finally Pulvst-
ii d by tuo Twin City Toam.
SAGE'S CONQUERING HEROES HIT HIM
Spilt Atrny from Itock l ltind irlth
n l'rllittiil | HciitliiB JnrhiontkPa
UclK an Kntf Oun from Nt. iluo
OtlllTB ItlltllKl ( lilt.
nock Island , 21. Des Molnes , B.
Ilaltlmare , 14 , Cincinnati , 2.
Cleveland , 0. Hoston , S.
Brooklyn , 12 ; ChkiiBO , 8 :
IHttsburc , ! > ; Wa.shltiBton , C.
Pblladeliihln , C ; l.oul.ivllle , 3.
Toledo , a ; Hloux City , 0.
Grand IlapldH , 7 ! Minneapolis , 5
Milwaukee , 8 ; Detroit , G.
Kansas CIt > . 8 , Indianapolis , C
HOCK ISbANIJ , 111. . Sept. 12. ( Special
Telegram to The Hec. ) Kock Island batted
tarrlflcally todny , giving Gragg , wh ) has
herotcfora held his own here , the worst
drubbing any pitcher has suffered on the
home grounds. The Twins failed to score
In but two Innings , and In both of these had
.second and third base occupied , and only
clever field work < m the pait of the Capltil
City team prevented a run getting In
Score !
Itock Island . 2 S 1 0 B 2 1 4 0-21
Jca Molnes . 0 1 6
Hlln : Hock Island , 26 , DCS Mutrios , S
Errors : Hock tal.ind , 1 , Dea Jtolnes. 3
Earned runs : Ilock Island , II ; Des Moines ,
3. Two-baoe hits : Sweeney. Kutz , Hill ,
SOKC. Xiynch. Jlcrarland. Thiee-basc hlls :
Ktitz , Btteeney , Xelsltr , Home runs : Krelg ,
Sweeney , McF.irlard , Xcla. lltttprles :
Mauck. n.nd Haire , Oregir and XcKtcr. Time :
Two hours I'mplre : Ncedhnm
JACKBONMLU : . Sept. 12. This morn-
Ihg1 , In accordance with lh v\lshes of the
local managers. Umpire Ward cilled a
double deferred Knino between Jackaon-
vllle nnd Ht Joseph , and tlie latter refused
ta play nnd the game wus flveii to Jackson
ville. Haiti pi evented the game this after
noon .
PKOIIIA , Sept. 12. Penria-Omaha game
postponed , rain.
Ql'INt'Y. 111. . S pt. -Special ( Telostam
tn The- Uee.Italn ) prevented the Qulncy-
Llncoln uame today ,
bntnilliisr nt HiTo , uni.
Played. Won. r.os ( . Pr.Ct.
nock Island . 115 b7 IS fS.I
Lincoln . in fit 51 C5.7
1'eorla . IK fi.1 52GJ H8
Omaha . Ill ni GJ D35
Jacksonville . in f > 9
St. Joseph . Hi r f 9 43 2
l > es Motne . 11 51 Co 410
Qulncy . ill J3 76 S3 3
SMHIHII Aii rln l.l o ttin IIii lor u Uarm
Iti-i otlin ] ul Tolcilo.
TOIjEDO Sept. 12. The leaders In ( ho
race weie shut out this aftetncon In the
sharpest simo of the seabon on 1ho Toledo
irrounds. Tlie game was called at the end
of thea Ixlh on account of ( larticas. ! Score
Toledo . 0 0 0 2 0 ' -2
Bloux City . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
lilts : Toledo.I ; Slouv City , 2. Errors ,
Toledo , 1 ; Sioux City. 3 Double plajs : Hol-
tihan lo Btenart to McCauley. Btuick out
l > y Foreman. 4 ; by Hart , I Time * One
hour nnd thirty-live minutes. Umpire
Jlanassau. Hatterles Foreman and Me-
lp aria lid ; Hart and Kraus.
ntuiiuliii ; One.
INDIANA POMS , Sept. 12. Kunsm City
pulled a came cut of the fire today by n
Imttlnfr streak In the sixth Inning , coupled
ivlth disastrous errois mndu by Oiay and
Shields. Score :
IKansas City . 10000502 S
Indianapolis . 01012000 2 0
Hlls : Kansas City , 12 ; Indlainpolls , n
Knors. KanajH City. S' , IndlnnapolK 3
> ! arncd rum ) , Katibas City , St Indlanatio'Us ,
3. Two-basa lilt : Gentry. Thice-base lilts :
7.fcCartby , StullliiRa (2) ) . Double plajs :
Motz to Mills ; McCarthy to Heat to Motz.
Struct : out : " Prpper (2) ) , Oiay. Klaiiaman.
Time : One hour und thlrly mlnulos. Urn-
nlre : Sheridan. Hatteileft : 1'cppcr and
weslIiiKe ; Oat by and Donahue.
ltilni'rt : ] I'ltchliiiitn It.
GRAND IIAPIOS , Sept. 12 The feature
of the game today was llhlncs' pitching.
lie struck out ten men. but his supiioil
was wenlc , nnd the Millers succeeded Ir
making live runs without hitting him ef
fectually. Score :
flrand Ilaplds . 0 12200101 1
illmieapolla . 1 010SOOOO-S
Illta : Oiand Haplds , 11 ; Minneapolis , 5
Terrors : Grand TlnpldB , G ; Minneapolis , 3
learned runs : Grand Rapids , 3 ; Minneapolis
2 Two-base lilts Hhlncs , Wculen. lliree-
lilts : Callopy , Hlncs Stir.cK out
(3) ) , Bunis , Weiden , Iflttcn (2) ( )
(2) ( ) , Trazer. Cairol (2)Vlieelock )
Ithlncs Double plays1 Spies to Wheelock
Hlncs to Ciooks to Werden Time : Twc
hours nnd twenty minutes. Umplie : Kerln
ISatleileat Hhlnes and Spies ; Piazer and
Wilson ,
llrpuor * Chnrii tlio Cri'.nin.
DT3THO1T , Sept. 12. The usual error bj
JJverett In the sixth staitcd the Cream <
down , nna tlie Brewers took the name
Score :
Detroit . 2 00300000 i
Milwaukee . 0 2000231 * I
lilts : Detroit. 8 ; Milwaukee. 12. I'rrors
Detroit. 4 ; Milwaukee , I Earned inns
Detroit , K ! Milwaukee , 6 Two-base lilt
liolan. Homo run : Gayle. Double play
Stephen to Tyltir to Carey , Struck out
By Gayle , 3 , Time : One hour ami llflj
inmulea. Umpires ! Stecnljeiger and Haker
Hatteries : Uayle and JanUen ; Stephen1
ami Dolan.
.Stunillli ? of tlin Tonm. ;
Played. Won , T OBt. Pr.Ct
Bloui City lit cy 43 ca
caM
Kansas C\\y \ \ 115 CS 47 M ,
Minneapolis , i. 113 61 52 r.i.
Toledo 110 n 52at r > 2.
Grand Rnplds ICO 07 atd 17.
Indianapolis 119 n.1 d ; II.
Detroit , . HI IS Gfi 12.
llilwaukee 112 4J CO 3S.
UVII ON A I , I.iA < itl ! ; OAMICS.
o I'liunilK Tir I Incliin.itl I'ltclirr
Iliuil ami Ul"i All IlioVn. .
CINCINNATI , Sept. 12.lialtlmon
Unockod Uwyer out of the box hi live In
nlns * and hit Fournler In lively ptj-h' , : ilsi
making the victory nn easy one foi the vis
Itcra from the start ,
Cincinnati 1
Haltlwore 301220003-1
Hits , Cincinnati , 9 ; Haltlmore , 21. Kr
rorai Clnclnnali , 5 ; Uultlmorc. 2. nnrnci
runs : Cincinnati. 1 ; Baltimore , S Two-bas
lilts : Merrill. Iletlz , Jennings. GU-ason
Home runs : ICclly. Double plajs : Smltl
to McPhee to Comlsky , 2 ; Ilelu to Jennlng
to Brouthers. Struelt out : Itv 13\vjer , 1
Time : Two hours. Umpire : imlle. Oat
terlca : Tlxvjer , rnurnler nnd Jlcrritt ; Olea
ton nnd lioblnson.
l'oili > n Out of It Now.
CLEVELAND. 0. . Sept. 12. The horn
SERIES NO. 29-30.
HIE AMERICAN ETOOPABDIG
DICTIONARY.
4 2CO Pnfioa. 250 .CCOWcidi .
J J l' ' < Tri' .
4 Hmf of Jtnoirtrittif an I a Jftnt
Thtro are inoro tlihiRS Inslnictlvo. uioful
anil iincil.unliiff tn mat irnut boot , "Tlio
American 1'ncjtUopeaio Dictloiisry , " than In
any tiull.ir nublitMllou u ; or iusucxl.
Ilitb civnt Moik , now tor Iho Urst tlmi
ptiKitlUllilu iliu rcaclt uf meijoun , la .1
iiiilqun publication , forttla ul Ihu B.imotlnn
Ei i-t-i [ i-cl < 1lL-lloiiarj uu J n coiuuleht uncyolo-
,
Only ihnt nimiber of the book corrospoaJ-
Ins with Hi" Bvrlca uuiubur of llio
pr ? Benin ! u III bo liullv orMl
OKKSmidnj iU Tlireo Wiwk-diy
Mltli 13 rriita In coin , will buy onj lUtl
of 'Jlio Amerlcun Knrtclopiodli Ulolloa-
nrr. Si'iul onlera to TUalwjOiUji
U cixleta &bould bo tulJix-BH-U to
DEPAETilENT
NOTICE ,
In Iho future we will run u coupon fortu
IwoUsoich HOOK. ThU wu know will proi
MtUfnclory tn nubicrlboi , us it will onab
the HI tu cuiiiplMto the work lu onu-liiil ( 11
team won todiy by timely lilttlnB tina sharp
work In the field. Score :
Cleveland . . . . 1 0 S 0 0 0 3 1 1-D
Uoston . 00130210 1-8
Hltm Cleveland , H , Itoslon , 15 ITrrora.
Cleveland , 2 , IJoston , 2 Karn d runs :
rievpliml , S ; Boston. 1. Struck outBy
llodfion , 2 , by Sulllvnn , 1. 1 > j' Younjf , 1
llomc run StlvettH. Threc-bise hit.
Tucker. Two-liu e lilts ; McAln'r. Black ,
I.OIVP , l.omf. Nash Uoublo plays : ML-
Kc-an lo Chll'Jl to Tebenu , ChlhH to O.
Tebeau ; l.ont ( to Tucker , umpltc 11'ttn
Time : Two hourK. Itatterl-i : Sulllvati ,
Vaun ? and Kimmcr ; Btlvctls , IluJson and
Ganzel.
foiililii't l > ut 'Km O\rr.
CHICAOn , Sept. 12-Mcllll ( could not lo
cate the plate todny. Ills vvlldncss , as-
iilitcil hy very bad mltsplays on the | iirt
of Decker nnd 1'arrolt , nave the Bride
grooms olylu of their runs anil the game.
Score ,
Chicago . 2 00004200-8
Urooklyn . I 0 U 2 1 0 1 412
Illti ! Chlcafio. It : llroohljii , 11 , nri-ors" !
Chicago , 0 ; itiooklyn , 1. IJarncd ntns :
Chicago , ! Brooklyn , 4 T o-bai ( < > hlls.
Hums nnd Daly. Ihioc-baop lilt Wlltnot
Doubla phijs : I'nrrott to IVcXer. Struck
out : By Stein , 4 ; by McGIU , 1. Time. Two
hour ? Trnplre : Lynch naileries ! McGlll
and Schrlvei . Stein nnd Klnt > low.
.Ion ill' . VIn AK 'D ' ' Hiinio ,
PlTTSIJfnO , Sept. 12 rittpbunr out-
gla > ed HIP visitors at nil points today.
core :
' - * 9
I'ltUburn- .
Wnshlniitan . C
lilts : I'HtnburB. H : Washlnfiton , 10. Er
rors : IMtlfihury , 3 ; Washington , 4. Earned
runs : I'lttcbuis , \VasliliiRlon , 3. Two-
base hits : Iti-ckley. BLenzel , Blerbaucr ,
Unrtman , Shulbcck , Haddock. 'Ibice-base
lilts : Sholbrck , Jovce. Home run : Smith.
Double plnya : Blerbaucr to Steorp to Beckley -
ley ; Oumbert to Hnrtman to Brcliley ; Has-
H.UIUCI la C.irtvvrlKht Slrutk oul. By
Guinbort , 1 Time Two hours. I'mplre :
McCuald. BattcrltH Gumbcrt and Sugden ;
Hnddoclc und McGulrc ,
I'Jill Km II Out nf 1 ml : .
r.OUISMht.U , Ky. . pt 12 Caisey had
tinColoneli at his merc-i until the elKhth
Innlnc , v.lun Knell made a triple with t-io
mtn on baspa. Kntll pitched treed ball ,
"but rccphrd very poor support. .Score :
Louisville . 0 00000021-3
I'hllmiclphl 1 - . . . . 5
Hits : Louisville , 1 ; Philadelphia , 7. Er
rors : Loultvllle , . ' . Kaincd IUIIH : Louia-
vllle : 1 Twot Te lilt : Gilbert. Three-
boss hit Knell. Homo inn : Grim. Double
plays Sullivan and Itoyle Stiuck out
By Knoll. 1 : by Carsev. 1 Time : O'ie
liour and f itv-Ilve mlmitei LTmnhc : Kecfp
Batterloa. Knell and Grim ; Cursey and
Buckley.
kliin < llnc of < llii Ti-.ims.
Played Won. Lost. Pr.Ct
B-iltlmore . Ill 7 3fi C8.7
New Yoilc . 11U 7T -11 GS.3
Boston . , . 117 T 12 E-l.l
Philadelphia . 117 C7 RO m.3
llrookl > ii . Hfi fit K2 .2
Cleveland . 115 m 55 E2.2
PlttbburB . 11G ns M CO.O
ChlcaKO . US fit C7 43.2
Cincinnati . 118 M f.S 42.1
St Louis . 117 IT 70 40.2
WiMhliiKton . US 4 78 ? 3. < )
Louisville . 117 3 : SI 2S.2
TWO Ni'.u m : uni > roi : TIM : itit.r ,
Oti s A unit < 1 119 U Mark * lor r"iniiii'tltlon
i'Nt.ibl'Hlu-d ' nt iii'icil-M.
SPUING KIULU , MoSept , 12The
beautiful \\cather of today called out an
old-time crovul to witness the opening of
ihe Springfield UIcjclc club's diamond tour
nament at Ilampden park. Tl e number
present was estimated from , IXM to 7,000.
The track was In pi line condition Sum
maries :
Mile novice , class A. E II Sniltli , West-
Held , MIISM. , Hi at Time 2 II 1-6.
The rnllo , class It , bcnitch tnce , biousht
oul all the cracks toRclbci Ainold and
Gltlieus acted ns picwnalcois. At the Ilnish
It was a light between T.vlcr , S.incer , Jolin-
son , Buhl and Cabanne. Kinser came down
the outside and passed Johnson 100 iarda
fiom the tape , a wheel's IpTfetli In advance.
Johnson vvasecond. . Cabanne third , Bild
fourth uiid T > lcr fifth , all lapping Time :
2.11 1-5 , vlthln n second oC the world's rec
ord for a mile in competition from scratch.
Mile for 2:40 : , clabs A : L. Fuller ot Mal-
dL-n v\on. limo : 2 23
Mile , 2:10 class : nilas first , Titus second ,
McDua third Time : 2:14 : t-5.
Half mile , 1:40- : class : W , C. Williams ,
Walthtim. won. Time : 1.07'J.
Two miles , class B : Ilav McDonald , New
York , won , Watson Columan , SprliiKllcld ,
second ; CJeoifto I' . U'a > lor , Wallbam , third.
Time : 4UW 1-S
Half mile , hnndlcnp , clnfM tl : Ray Mc
Donald , Columbia team , won ! A. W. Wor-
ren. Sptliifillcld , spconcl ; Coopci , Kambler
team , thlnl Time ; l-fti 1-3.
Mlle , handicap , class A : J. P. Wotter-
RTepn , Maiden , seventy yards won ; W. M.
I'etllffiow , Boston. Blxtv janlscond ( ; If
W. Caldvvpll , Jacksonville , Via. 1",0 yards ,
third. Tiiup : 2.0D for vvlntieis. Time of W
If. Sims , Philadelphia , scratch , 2'10 2-5 ,
world's record for class A.
Mile handicap , clnsg B : A I Blown ,
Cleveland , sixty ynids , won ; J. B. Bliss ,
Chicago , HLiatih , hccoml ; W. C. Sinser ,
BprliiKllt'ld , scratch , third. Time : 2:1C :
Bci.'itch man's time : 2IK 1-5.
After some unusually flno burlesque rhlliiff
by U S Mullby , In which he used for the
llrst time a wheel about ten feet lilch , the
Ereat evenl cf the day took placa , It belnjr
Ihe mile Intf rnntlonal Inxltitlon unpaced
race Class B : vf. C , SinRcr , Sprln neld ,
won. Time 207 1-3. H. S TV lor , Hpilnc-
flfld second. Time. 2 OS 4-5 V Titus , New
York , third. Time : 2:14 1-5 Singer beat
the world' < iccord for tlie unpaced mile- ,
Yhe best previous time being 2.07 2-5 , made
by Tjler. _
HUbY WITH 1MCKUF AVI Il.Vt.l. .
Ton ills l'la > TM nt lumsns IHIv Olvo homo
r.rllllnnl I' Its nT ttork
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 12 The second
round In the singles and preliminary
round In the doubles were plajcd In Ihe
Mlssourl-KinHas-Iown-Nebias1vn lawn ten
nis champlonsli'p series lo > lay. The weather
was delightful und the vvoik first class , tn
some Instances brilliant. A match between
Emmplt nnd Marsh of Kansas City and
Culllnclmm and Austin of Omaha was
called on account ot darkness , after each
had won a set. The det-lshe set will be
played tomorrow. The othei sets resulted ;
Second round , similes : Blown. Chicago ,
heat Van Brandt , Kansas City , C-l , fi-3 ;
Beckwlth. Chicago , beat Jonej , Kansns Citv ,
6-1. G-l ; Cane lost to Wilder by default , both
Kansas City men ; Case of Kansas City
beat Brown , Chlcajro , R-2 , 0-1 ; Austin ,
Omaha , beat Rockwell. Kalians City , G-Z ,
K-2 ; Wllhlte beat I'eters , 6-3 , C 1 , both Kan
sas Cllymis.
Doubles preliminary round Hmmell and
M irsh. Kansas City , beat LItchlleld ami
Bennett. Kansas Cltv , C-l. < i-2 , Case and
Deval. Kmixas Clt > , bant Joncn and John-
hon , Kansas Cltjfl4 , & -4 : Uerkwlth and
Brown , Chiciffo , hfnt Ilutchlnson ami
I'eters , Kansas Jty , C-0 , G-2.
IIABTINOS. Neb. Sept 12 ( Special tc
The Bee.- The tlnnls In the city tcnnlf
tournament came off lasl niRht at the
club's Kiounds on North Hastinis avenue.
The innlrl ) had been n-bertuled for Monday
nlRht. but Powers sprained hl.s ankle In the
Henl-llnals Saturday nlRht , and was giver
an o\tra ilay to rest up. Gullmctle bail
but llttlo trouble in defeating Powers , 6-2 ,
6-1 , G-4. Still , It vvan n pretty match and 11
Powers had better luck vvllh his drives , the
score might have been dlfCeicni. thougli
he could not have won the match.
IMIW UMl TOUItNAMKNT TONIGHT.
: < -rnniii Alhlntefl ( tinorrli anil Soutli
MilM IV1I1 CampptD.
Great Intoicst Is taken by athletic Ger
mans In the l > ovllnK tournament , whlcl
commences nt B o'clock this evening Ir
Fritz Mueller's place on Vlnton stiect. En
thusiasts profess to see In this contest tlu
foreiunnei of a stale bowling tournament
which might bo held here in Omaha Ihh
winter. The holding o such an affah
would , of course , depend largely on UK
successful ending ot the series of contests
as at present contemplated. Interesl In this
sport Becrna to ho on the increase.
In the prellmlnlry skirmishes tonight thi
north and uouthsldera will meet. Th <
teams arc composed ot nine men each
some of whom , notably narthsU.r.s. ! ( have hac
considerable experience on the alley when
they earned decorations. The southslders
so far. have been principally known foi
their fjavvlnpr-wood qualities. This team li
to appear In a uniform adapted ta tin
occasion , with bowling badges pinned l <
their vests , Tha north Bide haa promisee
lo go them one better by wearing thcli
medals of former Alclory.
Niitloml Bowling association rules are ti
govern the games , At the final one , twc
weeks hence , the cnllre affair Is lo be con
eluded with a banquet and on oration
Jacob Hauck has been persuaded to djllvc
Hie latter.
Jtlatcmcnts ol Seagoing WticUSept. IS.
At Baltimore Arrived Chicago , from Hot
terdam.
At Southampton Arrived Spree , Iron
New York ; Purls , from New York.
At Havre Arrived Maasapaqua , Tror
Haltlmore.
At New York Arrived Havel , from Ore
men ; Teutonic , from Liverpool.
At Hamburg Arrived Bohemia , fror
IHltlmore.
At Doulogne Arrived Maasdam , Ke\
York to Hotterdam.
NANCY HANKS HAS A PEER
awoct Little Alls T + als th Kentuokv
Qmen'a ' Best Mil.1 Against Timo.
GREAT PERFORMANCE ON A SLOWTmCK
I.llU Ililf Dtino In Uiio .MIlllllP mul Til re f
I'ourllit ul Strii'iil Curlinivitc
Lutfl Ulrrctlj'M Miii'rftttli A ] > -
purent t.ime.
HAUTC , ind. , Sept. 12. , v big
crowd of people cheeicd lustily toJiy when
i no world's leccrd Mas broUcn and. then
another cro'.ul inlrly yclleil itself tuiarae
\.hen "sv > cet llttlo" Allx tied Iho world's
trottlny record , made by Nancy Hanks , over
this track U\o years ago. The first recunl
to bo binashcd was dope by Ou-bouate , the
Dubols llrts. of
2-year-old pacer bred by
Colorado It uaa not an ideal racing < lety ,
a damp southeast wind rather taking tin Ufa
out or the track. Hut c\en at that It was
r/st , as shoun by the time made. The
gray cell -went away with a running mate ,
golriK to thu halt In 1:05V1He : nnlsliei
the inilo well within himself at a 2 OS1 ,
clip. The fourth heat of the 2-IB
trot , won by Rxpreajlie , was ssn-
satlonal , the atout 3-ycar-aW
lllly loueilns her mnik tliree-fourtlia of
a. spfontl and plncltM to her credit tlio tasl-
e't fourth lieat ever cone by on' * of her
nte. The 2.17 pace CutiUshed n suiprlip Iti
the fifth I tat , Tommy HroMii mil Ca- !
Kutto maklnK a ik-id heat uf It. Un ler
the uile these- two horses ulone will cun-
teiul tomoirow for thedccldlntr heat. The
\\ondeiful pcifurmnncc' of Alix In tlelns
the worlds record made over thia traclc
two JCHI& ago by Nancy 1Iank < ) surprised
everybody. It was believed the conditions
wrie unfavorable for a record bioiUlnii
effort. The innre Rot away well , ths i mi
ner , reitltnuiid , aettlnsr the pace. Around
the- turn she shied whole homo dht frot.i
the ttcraiiert had inadvertently been left
on the track , and McUoncll says the mare
lost fully a second. She w : > at the quarter
in thlity-thrce secomK The second quaiter
( uphill ) was Oono In thirty-two and u fourth
Bfxonds In the fast third iiuniter lur
speed was teirifle , the little male lomln-f
Ilka a lUiIrlulml and tUliiK Nunoy Hunk
lecord for the same quarter. She did the
fourth quarter in thliiy-cne seconds with
out a hlcn of distress , aallsbury Is con-
fldcnt he can capture the world's ' record
on this track , and IH start Allx oealn
Friday. Itobert J KOOS tomoirow to beat
his record of 2 02VC- and Joe 1'atchen tvlll
stnit Friday to bjat the stallion record
llcaults
1'lrr.t i nee. 2-11 pace , slnko ? 1-50) ( contin
ued from > t--U > iil.i > ) : KiseN Dallas won
the 111 st. [ laii unit sixth heats und r.ics in
2:11' : * , 2.11 % . 2:125. Klttj 15 won the fourth
In 2:11 : , 1'rank Agan won the HOCOIK ! in
2:12'i , Uow < ly Joe won the third In 2:12 :
Hooker alro started.
Second , 2 15 trot , purse 51.000 : Kxiireaslvc
won the fourth , HClh imd tKtli he it- : and
race In 21212lty : , , 2 ITS Qpitrude wen
tlio flirt and srcond In 2 IV { , 2 13Nina
Medium won the third In 2:17. : 15cx , AinerS-
cui. Kittle F , Maby nnd Snowden ale
staitpil
Thtid rncf 2.17 Jiace , purse Jt,0-0 ( im-
flnlbhrd ) : CJazette won thevpcond and
tnlrd holts in 2 I" ' . , 2:11'- : ' . Tommy Ifrawn
won the fnintli , Red AVhiK won the llrrt
llattlp D , MorclU , Kcllv McCroij , Clint
Klff , GnneiO"C and Jlonlbai uHo Mnttud.
Fourth rniH2:12 : trot , iimse $1 ( iCO ( un-
llnlphec : ) ' Dandy Jim won the flr t und
onl\ heat ot today. Time , 2.11. romniodore
Portpr , DiviiU , Leshlloh , William P nn
and nilnKl ulso started
Carbonate sent to boat 2 10'i , mudc the
nill < - In 0 : ! : , 1 ( KV5 , 1 37. 2-10
All\ Kent to beat 2:01 : Time : 0-33 , 1:03'4 ,
1S3 : , 201.
i\CIMl AT TliK STlTl'r.VlU ritACK
Great CruiltniM l / .n Klorou ( lunl In
Pour C.tinit l'\ontH ,
LINCOLN , Sept 12. ( Special Telegram leThe
The Bee ) Thu events ot the third day nt
the fair cioutidscie wltncfc'ed by n-ciowd
cf ovrr 10,000 people. The Brand HtaiKl ap
ng'nln packed nnd a frinsre of Fpectnlors
hunj ; over the fence. The only noteworthy
fcnturi' of the day In a scrks'of unlfonnlj
excellent iaoc > < was the 2 1' ' ) pace foi foaln
of 1S92 , In which Je sle V\'llke.i and lielle
Collev flex along tintiaok nlinoat nech
and ncclt In both IiealH The fi t time ol
2.21'/i ' \ > J sanipwliat of Fiirpiisc to the
sipectntcif. Colonel Aldri l.cl' snddlr
horses wcio again on e\hlhlllon nnd thcio
wan a loot i.ice between two men , each
wealing wooden ICB . Summaries :
Pacing , 2:40 : class , purse $100.
Lenatlcr. r 8 t 1 1
Skate ? , b g 822
Nellie M , til in 2 .T S
Hoyal Vt'llkes. ch s 3 r t
St. Joe , b a 5 0 C
Dandy Hey , li B < 3 7 4
J. K. H. , b s 7 1 iTem i
Tom II , B K 3 8 I
Fits Kiou , K H 1 0 i
Nltklo Plate , b s da
Denhnm b c (33
Time : 2 J5 2:2-IU. : 2.r.H.
Tiotllnir , 2S8 class , purse $400 :
Frenalilo. blk s 1 1 1
Defendlne , b m 3 2 , '
Cricket , b m 2 3 <
Uuv L b K 4 4 <
rientvpc- h B r :
Myeu Invincible , 1 > M 7 5 I
Chltlliorn , b < 5 8
lloharl. hr h B 7 i
Jlalthitiil Boy , blfc s 9 U !
Lilly tlnmpton , b m da
Timi2 jr > i , 2:2Di. 2 23'5
Paclnir foals , TS.V , _ ' :10. purse $300 :
Bessie Willies , blk in 4 1 1
Holla follpv , br m 12.
Miss Quickly , ch f 2 4
Hilly iMctee b s S 3 .
'lime 2:23-7J : , 2.23Vi. 2.27' ' < i.
In the running race riora n won th
flist race , \vtth Little Dlclc second and
Hecktou third.- Time : 0,51. In thli heal
I'Yed S was set back one place for foullnp
Natlonnl. In the worn ! heat Moonllphl
HUB llrst , Little IJIck f-eiond and HecKtor
third , tlio lime being O.il. Ileri Tlarilaan ,
Larly Blue nnd York v cii > illutanccd In tin
Hist heat.
1'or tomorrow a special attraction hn >
been pu'iraiecl In the s > hape of a iace be >
tween 1'red K , with a lecoid ot 2n' : , anil
BonnI" B , wltli a record of 2:16 , The pn >
Riam for thy other noes for the day Is as
fallovvR * Troltlnfi , 2.23 class , $ -00 ! ; pacing
2.25 clas , 3100 ; trotting. 3earold or un
der , $100 : junnlnp , novelty , one and n hall
miles , ? J.5 ! horse fltst to hnlf , ? M , horse Hi3
to mile , $75 ; horse Mrsl to mile and one-
1ml f. $100
In the 2 2S trot tha entiles aro. ilcVcra
b s , Johnson & Ptrry , Wahoo , Neb. ; Win
nlc Wllkes , b m , F * N Heed , Syracuse
Npli ; Dln.ih. 1 > m , O W Piclcard , Omnhn
Neb. ; New Fashion , V ) in , W. C. Swartz
BIHer City , la. ; Corporal , 1 > pr , C. B. atorse
Oolumhu ? , Neb. ; lldllh Oard , b TO. C. E
Itindv , Fullerton , Neb ; Tun C , br p. Vf. A
Conlev , Sorihner. Nt'b. , Hiocade , ch c , B
L Call , HIMnR City , Nob.
The entrlPS for the 3-vear-old race are
All Done , b B. F. I'ofllngbarKer , Calhoun
Neb ; Almond II , ch h , M. H. Baldwin , Lin
coin , Neb : JDelbert , br s. G. L. Means , Or
loann , Nph ; Secure , AV. II. Stalnbrook
Lellatler , h m , Georjrp Tolleth , Falrbury
Neb ; Ntxuiine , ch m , C. H. nnd P. n lleau
mont Jladrlrt ; Pat I/ , li s , J. W. Lash
Auburn , Neb. ; Fair Laura , l > r m
H. I. Lee , Topeka , Knn. ; Pansy McGrcpor
H. I. LCP , TopeXa , Kan ; Counsel , b B , I. J
ndvvardtf , Tecumseh.
Intetrntln ? Day lit St. Joseph.
ST. JOSEPH , Sept. 12-The third day o
the fair and race meeting was n decldec
success , 15 000 people belnir In attendance
Governor Slone nnd staff were present n-
Kiiests nf Iho association nnd occuplec
boxes at the track. The soldiers' competl
tlon drills nnd grand review by Ooverno
Stone nnd staff will take place lomorrov
momliifr. The raclnn wan n Rppclally KQOI
card , the Irnclt belmj fast anil weather coo
at the stall , but liefoia 3 p. m. a cold wlm
be an to blow from the north , which cu
down the time.
The unfinished 2:12 : pace was the firs
event , | iur c $500 : Dorroncc won third
fourth nnd Jlfth heats. Time : 2:16'4 : ; Sill'.i
2:17. : Aikulon uon second heat In 2'lSVi
The PrlnrobS won Drat heat in 2:19. : Aga
memnon , Fascination , LoKan T , Benefjctoi
Uranus , Haynood and va Harrold als
started
Second race. 2:18 : trot , purse $1,000 : Uosly ]
won first. Recond nnd third heats In 2:1 : !
2'lSi and 2lTi. : Brazil , Mis ? Fullerton
Grace Simmons , Joker and Blanche 13 als
started.
Five heats of the 2'U pace , purse Jl.COC
were paced , when darkness put an end t
the race and It was postponed until tomor
row. Susie O had non third and fourt
heats , Pansy Blossom second , Wheeler flrs
and Bnrondale fifth heat. Time : 2:12 : ! ;
2:12 : , ? :13',1 : , 2l3 ! , 2:15. :
Tame Span at rjootvrood ,
NCW YOHK. Sept. 12-Although th
heats were divided , in two of Ihe three race
trotted and paced at Pleetwood park toda >
the contests were not up to the high stand
ord of yesterday's fport.
2:10 : trot : ICsUlma won third , fourth nn
ntth heats Best time : 2:18 : % . Maud Kcr
was Bccond In five straight heata. Vrnc
tla " \ VII lets TV on first nnd second heats. Sal
lie Max. Victor , St. Jonathan also starlet
2:23 : class. , trotting ; Dudley Olcott wo
first , fourth -irntl sixth hcalt TScst time
2 IS'i ' Hilly Knon won third and fifth hf > ati
lello Orant Wtftt * oecond ho it. Lizzie II
MvnUry nnd Ki rcr also started
Thu phenomenal upecd of Ciayhonlat
caused all ih utlur entries to pay far-
ells In thp rlnBiJor 2..V ) pncsrs , mul Clay-
lontasvnlkfd flvr' for the utaki1 , pacing-
an c-\sy inltc HrlT. :
tlnm.i ( l I'olnt
PHILM3KHUHA. Sept 12 Th' riera nt
. 'olnt Breaze p Inv \vai thi" tn al Interest
np of the neoiotj.
2.24 trottlnif/iMiac 5JOW J St D won
he race In tht'tfc BlrniKht ht.it * . It inn
jidy , Colonel IJotkcry , Little lUhnn , lo n
Medium nnd TJotr Anil also started Time.
2.13 } , , 2 1C , 2i1' : > '
2:11 : paplii- It3envvon the llrst fourth
and firth heats oul race tVlilsnor v > on the
second and tlilr l.leit | ! . Nclllf 1 . The DUil-
Hid II. J Uoi-\Vll ! ; nlso tarted , Tiiflf
2llVS : , 2:12 : , 2:13. : a tn , , 2:11 : % .
Trettlntr for S-ve.ir-nhli ! l.lmocnro woti
he second , fourth and tlftli heita and raco.
Mllili H won tlio first and third. tUrt.
: ov and V.'llllam ' 1C also started MiMi
wia distanced Time : 2lJVi , 2:15'i : , 2 22
JCi 2.231 , . _ _
, I , ' iiioitrriioy u'M.i , MIL iND2Uir.lt ! : .
ij. : n-l.iitnn FIKht Milt t'oino On at .St.
I ni > i < li ton Rlit.
ST. JOSKPII , Mo. , Sept. -Special ( Tel
CRtnni to The 3eo ) Tie twcnty-rourd
Ight between Tommy Tlyan and Hilly Las-
ton v , 111 take pl.tca here tomorrow evening.
as orlRlnally nurceU upon. There Is nothing
to the lumor that the authorities intPiid
staying the bntlle. A couple of Ryan mon
who reached the city this afternoon have
commission * runniHK Into the thousand"
from Chicago to lay un llynn.
N13\V YOUK , Sept 12. The J19.000 for
feit which I'ctcr Jackson had posted with
Will J. Davis for u Ofiht nlth Corbett v\ai \
inken down today. Jackson und his intin-
iRcr , Parson Davks , called on Major DavK
nt the Columbia theater rhcrtly before roon.
"Ihe liRht la iilf , " Jack on ( > all ( , "and T
want my $10,0K ( ) "
Mr. Divls piompily produced the chock.
hurried It over ami the list round In the
wlmlj fiasco had b cn Jlnlsh-d
"Jackson will never R 't n llsht with Cor-
lictt , " said Parson Davles. "I know lh.it
the 'blR flight' will never come off Jackson
will f > nll for the \Vcst Indies nt once , ami
will then KO to London. How IOIIJT he will
sny I do not know , but he has about given
up all hope of meetlnR Corbett In the rlng\ "
iOJtllY 'J.111 1' JHt.\'T l.IKti IT.
Plliiau 8iirein | Ctiiinccllor T.ill.n nil lh < <
Jiilcrilkt uf tlin ( ti-finiu I..A.in'n.i'i' .
NEW YORK , Sept. 12. Supreme Chancel
lor W. B. Ritchie cf the supr ni8 lodge
Knights of I'ylhlaa when questioned regard
ing the action of tint badj In Interdicting
the' use of the German ritual and adopting
i resolution vhereby saloon Keepers and bar-
lenders were prohibited from becoming mem
bers of ths order , said "The auprcnie todg ?
of which I am the head , has the power to de
cide what ritual shall b ? made , in what
lansuage It shall be written 01 whether any
ritual Elmll be iraeJ at nil.Vi > iiave decided
that In America Hie Iinemg ? oC the greatest
number of our people shall be used In the
rituil , and that Js the KngllEh. This was
the decision ot the supreme lodge and by tin
I mem to statld. If wo v. era orginl/Jni ; c
lodge In Franco \\e naturally would elect to
have the ritual In French , It In Germany In
the language ; of that country. But In Amer
ica It Is to be In English.
"I regret veiy much that our German
friends Imo taka. ( oftense at our decision.
hut cannot help i { . I have many friend
among Germnrjs and , Indeed , JUM prrsldent
of one German ? octety , and It pains mrto
learn of llielr rTflthdiaval With rcgird to
Ilia resolution regarding saloon Itecpi-ts and
bartenders U reads : No "alooa Keeper , bar
tender or professional gambler shall be eligi
ble. to membership In lids order. ' "
roint Tudi'ktiftn A/I uci" KII.I.RI *
Mieep lii Ucr S ' r Vonsoiiico n Ilio Stif.
linitfit ratlle 11011.
PAUACIIUTR ; coio. , sept. 12. rurther
particulars have been recslvsd concerninK
the slaughter 'of sheep en the men near
hcrj by catlloinen There w..r ? cbout twenty-
flvo cattlemen/ / all "w earing mask ? They
drove 2,200 shccjj tMons'ng tj C n. Brown
Into a corral 'and K'lll 'l them ivlth suns
knlM ? and ? Iuw.J. . r. II 11 fa Herd , num
bering about Z.OSOvre ! dr von ov r the cliff ?
and all killed , . J. D. Hur'.but's sheep were
not molested , hut the butchers posted notice
that these would have be n served likewise
but for lack of time. "VVt-eu Iho sieepm ! n
returned not a cattleman was In sight. The
sheep heidei who was shot v. Ill recavsr
It Is estimated by s in that 300 mei-nauld
be required to do Ihe bloody uo"k in the
short time reported The slo paien hive
armed In a bodj and gne to the seen' of the
slaughter The object of their exp"dltion < a
reported hero to bs the capture of certain
range rldsra , whs have been employed on ad
jacent territory nnd who arc cuspec'ed D !
having been implicated in tha destruction ol
the. sheep They arq reported to have de-
clired the r Intention to cither hans Ihese
suspects or compel them to divulge ths names
of their accomplices
trtuiKi. . % > T < s vitoi' jinrnnr.
Drouth Hug AtTcctdil Cnrn l'rhirlp.ill > In
tu > .Stir | > : ui Sratis.
CINCINNATI. Sept. li The September
crop rport of E. M. Thonnn In tomorrow's
Price Current makes the condition of corn
63 2 , against 78 I last month , a decline , flf
11,2 points , The effects of the drouth arc
especially sever3 In surplus states. The pros
pective yield Is 1.057,000.000 bushels. The
present condition of GO.I In the surplus strtcs
Indicates a harv . ! of 000300000 hiibhels.
against 1,200,000,000 bushels heivested last
year. Present returns point to TOO.GOO bush
els In the southern states , against -iuG.OOQ
hi'shcls In 1S93. The condition of wheat at
hanest time was f > r > .l against the July In
dication of $3.6. The- yield per acre Is unl-
fcrmly high in the "Interlicat stitea.
while tn the s rlnc wheat it runs fn > : n
six and one-half 10 seven and one-half bush
els. The prellmlnsry estimate of yield per
acre- point to a .total harvest ot 200,000,000
buhels. Mlnnesoti and North Dakota will
piobably produce to exceed 90,099.000 huh-
Els. The condition of cats at hanest was
70 1 against TO. last month. There Is a de
crease of 1.3 per cent In the number of
hogs now bolng ftitlcned as compared with
EcptemLt-r roturn.4 last'yew. / ' . Conditions
as to weight and size are B5.4 per cent.
MlI.ITjllli : TIlKKIilt I I'll KltS ,
iTorts ; ( Unlit ? Mmlo In Secure nnrocullliin
for hcrvli-CR iMtrlns tlin VV.ir.
BALTIMCmn , & ; pt , ,12. The military
telegraphers met this afternoon President
W. H. Plum called tha gathering to order
and made his annual address , dwelling prin
cipally on the efforts of the association to
secure reccgnltlon from the government for
services rcnderedirttfrlng the civil war. The
officers were rojejested as follows1 Presi
dent , W R Plum of Chicago ; vice president ,
W , C. Wilson.'Hoiueaburg , I'a. ; secretary-
treasurer , J. C.Hl'et lt , Chicago. Committee
on congressional action1 W. B. Wilson ,
chairman ; W , J. Utaly , secretary , New York
J , U. Emcrlckr JT v York ; 15. Itosewater ,
Omaha ; Dr. J.Mi.'D'Ilrlen , Scranton.
TCtl'MltJteillClllllKlS.
Krnest Gross-ot the Portland Oregcnlan
was married yea er iy at lialtlmorc.
The ilefrkoffjprcclc Manufacturing ctm-
pany ot Llttla 1' irvj , N. J. . has assigned ,
Marshall H , . .Apb ott , a prominent real
estate dealer cf tale in , Mass , lias assigned ,
Edward JaceWl/aJ / been appointed referee
to take testimony-"In the Ueveridge-CoBhlar
" '
dlvorco case.
The asboclatloh flf traveling engineers at
Denver went on. JK excursion to the Sar
Luis valley yesterday.
People cf Randall. Jllnn. , have their be.
longings on the train ready to move In cast
the lire overtakes the town.
During the noon liour , when the olllc'ali '
were at dinner , tomu one entered the Camp
bell bank at lloopstown , 111. , and stole $10.0i > (
from the safe.
The German government has appointed t
consul at Tacoma , which Is the only con
sular olllco on the coast except the cne a
San Francisco.
J , D. Sherman was discharged at Uklah
Cal , , on the charge cf murder and was Imme
diately reirrestod on a charge o murdei
committed in Kansas.
President Oreenhut oC the Whleky true
says of the proposed suit on the rebate cer
tmcates that U va * elmply those who hai
been refused payment for not buying alto
gether of the trust. They had money to pa }
all rebates earned
IN lOUISVItLEJEXT HEAR
( Contlmiod from First Page. )
aid soldiers nnil Bailers to conserve tli > safety
.if the nation and they should train ( heir
sons to carry on the work Ho then referred
to the nl.oKod anmr pUte frauds ami In-
aistfd llmt tli > InvB'tlsillon should i ot bo
allowed to drop , and If thf atilliorltlos
fallc.l t act they should lake such action at
ftio next election as would remove Ifw de In-
jucnt oISc ru ntul put more r.eataus. and
lUtrJotlc men In their placid. General Col-
us pronentod the matter In th" form of a
losolullon but It was declare 1 out of order
"the annual contention of the ladles of tlio
'Irani Army ot lie ! Repub le went Inti ses
sion tliH morning In the First German
Uvamrellcnl Lutheran church , Mrs , Amanda I
Wetheiln ot Anbka Minn , presiding The
> > til Hug was lavishly drap d with ( lowers
fern and pains. Among th' delegates were
< number of colored women from southern
i tales. A fimmMea en credentials was np-
1 olnted and the convention adjourned until
lliti afternoon.
The Woman's Relief c rps lieliJ Its first
vision this mornlnh The national presi
dent , Mrs. Sarah C. Mink , In her report
< ul that ttia movement to obtain ptnalons
i > r army nurses had been pnihsd during
two year aud referred to wck : In securing a
general observance of Memorial da > .
The report cf the national secreliuy , Sir. ?
Sarah 13. I'hllllp , Khov > 3 number mf corps
-.ijSij , amount expenteJ for relief during- the
je-ir1 , $81,151 59 , tmount turned over to posts.
$ W.1.S1.71 ; nmount expanded for Memorial
< ly. $13,82771 ; amount expended for
\V Tiun's Relief corps 1 me. J.1,824 81.
distributed to army nurses not
lit home , $ IW ; expended In penMen
Mon work , $ :5 < ) CS ; tNpended In reii f from
i atlanal tcllcf fund $150 ; total efpemliturea.
UM.SIGM Amount Of relief otlcr tlun
rioney , $55.733 10 Total amounts if expen
ditures during thu jcar. $170,581 20 Total
amount ot relief since org-ir.ir-ui-jn $1 013 ,
o'j ' * 2t >
Ilio n'-tlcnnl chaplain reported 299,109 sol
dier.1 grave ? ilecoratcd May 30 , IN ) I , at , x
"at of S1.C."I 72
The Daughters cf Veterans held a very
brief seail n this morning anl adjoainel
until tomorrow morniiiK , when they will
elect national ofiiorrs
V/ATTntlSON TALKS TO TUB VETOIl'\N
When the tlma cama to a Uct a plac3 fo"
holdlnir tlie reunion Henry \Vafersoii was in
troduced to the dolon.Ues , and. In presenting
this cliJms of Loaisv.lh for tli3 n U cncimp
merit , lie said "I have come with a mes
sage from your countrjmcn who dwell on
what was once the othei fide of the line
bJtvlioo h arts beat In r-ady respinse t. .
jour hearts , and who bid mo tell yea that
they \\ant to see you Can lo" c-mipeli mo t )
ny Hut there was a time wlien they did not
wj-nt to see you ; lhse was a tin' wh" i
without any Invitation whatever , either oinl
IT vtrbil. without so much us an Intlmat on
of hospitality , you Insisted upon plvlnj ; u *
the lion r of your company , and , na it tarnel
int. when we vvero but lll-pruinrcd to r ce \
jou. It were a pity , now that wo are jirc-
, arcd ; now that the lid is off the pot and
tiiat the latchstr'ng hangs outside In,1 door
jou. should refua = us the happlnpss uf u r-
talnlng jou , net with bloody hands to ho pit-
alile graves , but as friends nnil brothers , a-
fellow citizens who Isained to vtlu > on > an
otli ° r arnld fcenei that IrJt no t m < > fo
cquhocation and transictloin applj-iiig to
I uirun virtue * thvoj h sliest test "
Mrs Cieneral Guater sent to tha mlloridl
mcimpmcnt f r usa durlns the present se
s > ion Uie tal ) o npoti vhlc'i Genrral Js > Big-.el
the articles of capitulation Tlie table Vint
or glnal.y tl-a property of General Sheridan
but he gave It to General C n r.
After the reading of reports , appointment
of comrnltttrs , etc , the i.ext business vvjt
the H < lng of thn rlc t encimpment phcn
ami Loulsvllla vas selected by a unai.lmous
an < ) rising \ute
The nominations for commander-in-chlei
ere taken up , nnd the names of Messra
I. N. Walker ot Indiana and I n. 1-r of
Illinois we-e presented Nominations fter.
closed , and the co.vvent'on ' aujoiirntil unt '
tomorrow morning.
riGHT roit COMMANIJHU.
The political situation of tn ! > O A H I
\ery much nilvcj. The frlenli of each d
candidates for ccmmander-in clilef'aim '
to have enough \otcs pledged to eUct thel
man , and ha\o rcRiilirlj orRinlze ! rarp-
l-.ilgn committees working har l for votes
No point Is left uncovered As there are l > , i
two candidates the canvas s all the im .
vig-orous This c\iniHK tlio Walkrr men re
Used their retuuii and clilm 1 that tli >
had a majority of l.'S They &ay they ha\
Maine , Montana , Indiana , I"-inylran1-
New Jer ey , Massachusetts , D la die a\\ \ \
Ohio , nil but three ; half of Michigan , ull n
Nebraska , Washington , Alaska , California
Department of the Potomar , Louishni , iils i
iasippi , GeoiRla , Tsxas and the greater pii
of Wlbconaln If their claims afe ( rut
V/alker'a election Is c rnlti tomorrow I5 i
Cie Ijiwlcr pcopl cli'm ' to bo alile lo b".i
ulth New Yoik eclld , N'ew Jerrey ull liu
two cr three , Mai 5 land practically nollii
Maine soil I , nlsa New Himp 'ilro , 111' '
rols , IO-VT Minnesota. North and nuth Ii
kota , Wrishiiif.ton , Oregon and "M.mt.im
W sionsin votul ciKliteen to tt'lvc li fr\fi
of l3M\e \ : liut the unit iul' m iv be fore * ?
and ( jive It to Mm tel d l iwlor claims th
majorltj of Mlchlpnn all of Cotii-ctkaut , Vei
mtmt.'RlioJe Iblaml , District of Colunb !
little Irsa than half ot Ohio , all o Ksn-a
Nebrasln.FlorlJi , Louisiana , probably , jui '
half of Callforn'n '
In I'enns > hanla'a caucus Walker ncsUc1
fort-two } to twcnti-cne for I a ler Tli
W'alkerltes think they can forte tlici uiiu
rule , On account f these conflictln
clilms , the final - votslll bo required tn Mt-
tla the matter By custom the st'tu In
ulilcu the ercinipment Is held is given th
natlcnal senior \ice cammandcr-ln-Lli'ef. A
II. Uarchflcld of Allegheny City will turn ? no
oppo3ltlrn for the position.
The ladies' camraltn is golnt * , onvlt'i n-
abated energy , but ro figures can be R ven.
For the ladles of the Grand Army of th
Republic ' 'residency firs Wnhart * f
Du < Juesno Heights , th s cltj' , acama to bs In
the lead. Mrs Gerwlg of Alleshany li In
thu field to stay and cxpiesses lieraelf sat-
[ jiJetl with the way things pre ilnK Mrs
GunlocK cf Chicago nrd Mrs. U'ESS ' ot Ohio
nro st 11 fighting. The light Is really bf > -
tRe n Mrs Gunl ck and Mrs. Llnhart. The
contest In the Woman's Relief corps hia
narro\ red down to Mrs. nnnia. 11. AV.llacs
of Chicago mid Mrs. Jennie Tileyerhofl of
Cr urn Hie , Ind. , with the chances about
c\en.
The Daughters of Veterans have ncmtnatecl
Mrs. Walker tl Iloston , past department
president , ct Mnsracliusetts , to succaed Mrs
Nellie Klnt , ' , slid she will probably ba elected
tomorrow
WOMRN'S AUXILUnY CONS'RN'TIONS
The fair auxiliaries of the Grand Army of
the Hepubllc , ha\lm ; rccovereil from the ex
citement of yesterday's parade , are Also hold
ing their contentions. The Wo man'H Belief
corps , the ladlco of the Grand Army Of the
Hepubllc , and the Daughters of Veterans will
discuss serious mntteis , the chief ones being
their oHlclnl relUIon to the Orand Army of
the Hepubllc. In addition tli2 > will elect
natlona1 ofllcers
The stuff of Captain Jack Adams , the re
tiring commandcr-ln-clilef presented him
last night with a badge studded with
diamonds , combining the past commander's
Insignia , tlie corps badge and the Grand
Army star. Mis. Adams was also honored
by being elected an honorary member qf the
slnff , the second woman to receive aueh a
compliment , the wife of General AUer being
the first. Mrs , Adams was also remembered
-Uh a beautiful diamond souvenir ,
The national convention of union ex-pris
oners of war has re-elected tlio old nfllcers
for another jear. The president IB Chirlea
G. Da\is of Boston ; vlco president , W. G ,
Grant of Minneapolis , and secretary-treas
urer , J L. Kllgore
Tlie afternoon session of Uie Woman's
Hcllet corps lasted but thirty minutes , and
Mas. secret. It then adjourned until 0
o'clock tcmonow xcrnlrg At the ccnclusl n
oC the business meeting the doora were
thrown open to visitors , The cnmfl was
largo because Governor Paulson and staff
were present. Tie ! governor made a short
address , at Iho conclusion of which he was
presented with a badge of the Woman's
Ileliet corps.
Mrs. General John * A. Logan arrived In
the city this evening and was escorted to
the Monongahela. liuuse by Columbia post No
706 ot Chicago.
Quick Time ul a C'altlu Trtiln.
CHAMBERLAIN , S. D . Sept. K. ( Special
Telegram to The Dee. ) Recently lx > o train *
oC range cattle were shipped to Chicago from
this point n an experiment to learn In what
tlma the run could ba made. Information was
received today that the run to Ihe Union
Stock yards consumed but a trlflo aver thirty
hours ,
CONTEST CETT1BC 1YAR11
sfo Supporters l ana a Manifesto
to tha Vo'cri of Iho D. strict ,
DEMOCMFS MUST SUPPORT THE NOMINEE
llni Ovrcnn Mm M 111 Mnkn Oiith Hint
biu.li If. Tlialr liitrnthin Tticv ( niiuot
Vote t tlin I'cltnurr
lUrnllon ,
LOt'ISVlLt-n ' , Sept. 12. A special to the
Commercial from Lexington , Ky. , .savs
The m'Bt seiisattcntl manifesto ever issued
In the political history of Kentucky was
given out hy the UrccWnrtdfro people to
night. Tha Owens men claim that thej
will nU nb do by what they term ) the
Urectolnrldgo "BUS law" antl predict blood
shed. The card is as follows :
uuBcictNuinan OUOANT/.ATION
nnAuqiiAiiTmiH. IYKXLNUTON. Ky. .
Sept. 12. To the Uemocratlo Voters of the
Atiilatui District : The dlntilct cotnnitttce.
by Its nctlon on Itisl Saturday , has ef
fectually blocked the Inucc KIUIIO which
the txpeit cnndldutc from Scott nnd Ills
ortruilKatlon have been preparing to plvy (
n Hit ? approaching primaries. KmIhe llrst
time lu Kentucky a contestant for n doiuo-
-nitlc nomination , dilvcn tu desperation by
Mic demonstrated strength of his opponent ,
ban shamelessly allow oil II to lies proclaimed
thiviixh Ills mouthplcoci cveryvvheio tlmi
paitlcln.itlon In the primary Involved no
omlirntlon In honoi lo support the nominee ?
It he should be that opponent.
It w s never contemplated by the pirty
uulhorltles b-foic Unit stkh double < le.ilitig
was possible cr that It Miouhl be necessniy
to ! , iuird the l > ait > or'iinl.nlon ; nnalliM
Mich treachery , but when this pi ocln.ni.il Ion
nf dishonor was made the < lbtilot commll-
tru nt once mot It us liuin.nl men Jo.ilou
f the f. lt fjintof thr > tjrtMt oisiula.itloii
committed lo their la iiltisnnd by tlieli
rosnlute rtand litnc > n'tuleIt Impossible foi
nuy nitin except n perjuroi tn have : i voice
In the uelectlon of si camhdato while pro
nii'dltntlns ; In iiny event tn-achcr. to tin
lemccrutlc paity. With lmt ! reckless ik-
nnnclnlloii of all who crotlie path of hit
ambition , nnd that cffiuntcrv which 1m
marked his whole convav * . Mr Given * aim
his follow Inrj tinpiiBned tla- honor of th
> ommittx.e , ha.\c denoxinced Its tneiriberi
iQwauU as U fo'H , vihile In the sntnc breath ,
nnd with an Inconsistency boi.i nf tiinu
lU'siieratlon , lht > y pioclatm theivselves sat-
istltd with the situation , mlmit that Hit
committee's nctlon Is nlmnly the cnlaice
ii. .nt of a iiile lec-vnlzoil a3 n.n Integra1
3 > ait of tlie law. and vnde.ivor to aaui
ih nisilvos and Uie public that Its nppili.ii
foil v-lll wink to their advunln c If 1
be riiht that no man ( .liuitlJ t'lkc n inrt Ir
the selocllon uE a. rnndldatc unless he lu
tpiula to HUhmlt his own Individual prefer
< noes to the will of Iho pirtv , If U lie enl >
fall that no man should be allowed to phu
.i K.Inu > ot 'heads I win ; UIN you lo p , " 11
, t b ( ? Rlrnpl > juat that lit- who submits ! hi
oUlm IT hH party's action should In KOOI' '
faith nbMu tlitroiiilt of Ihnt snbmtKslnn
if li bo tine that cveiy clemoc-iat can tins
li s political conscience to llu * aKKrefratt
1 idgment of Ills p uly. fairly mul honestl >
vcpitalned why 'o the reoVlcsi defnuu'u
uf the chosen lea < lcn und rjuatdlntii of thp
pirty denounce Hint nttloii whoic enl >
ffect in to make s > uro these principle : ! mil
prottct them iti their Intc ilty against the
trcnlier > optnly tlncateiiodV
T.lUrmen foiled In a. contemplated V.TOIIK ,
thev dm i RP BS evidences of their opponent'
woilcno'S what Is a suio Inilev of hi
tlrpriRtli None tin- deceived by this , for
no one considers It a proof of wenluieig to
lar the door agU st ri liirtlar of vvliohu
visit vvnrnltii ; hn3 Ijceii given , o : to plac < .
your pockutbool : where It villl be s.if
ipalnst the pkkpackft We announce t
the voterH of this district our assured ccn-
vlctlou that this race Is nov/ won , Hint th.--
fiir Imllot which Is aoaurm ] by thf commit-
t u's action will icsutt In the oveiwhelm-
1114 success for Cnlonel UrorklnildKe , nnd
\vo t ill upon nil vvlio lire Interested in thn
maintenance cf the trim dvinoi ritlc faith
to sep lo It by proper thHlletitfo that
only democrats participate in this party
Wo oall nttont'on to the provtslono
) C thn Inw which leticlrc' lhat when a voter
is chTileiiR-pd for the ab'encp of any of the
luallllcullons piooci I hod by the committee
ind , on his oath und sulit | to th penal-
tics Impcsed for pLrjurv. | > o shall show hlin-
"lf tn bo posjchst'd of those nuMlilcations
which , as dtf'id hy tl > c coinmlttcts are :
I-Mrst. That lie rhtiJI hn lena.1 voter.
Second A dtmiocrat , known ns such b >
inrtv afilllatlon. "
Thlni And Jmvlnff an intention In KOO < !
"ilth t. > suippTt wJionisoever tlie pal t >
ii'illiniltles decJaro to l > e tbi > puty nominee
'Ihr. . > 3 = on for culllnn .ittentkm to this
H omjilnslzi'd by thp fact that nowheic
nil unlet no cirouin tar.ri's l a Mr O ens
"tmoimcpd In plain ami unequlvoPiil teitna
ills purpo = e to nbldo the re.sult of the prl-
ti-irk" ! , but on the contnm. In his recent
i tdrBs 1o his fcllnwcu. v.hlle urKlns them
tu th no IK. he falls tc It tlmalc llmt It 1
( lh 'i their dutv or his purpose to do FO In
ih ( .vent of his cwn ilefeat , tvlilch he Ceols
' i bu already assuieil
< i 1,01:1 : : i > itKi'Uiiit'uix vorius. :
llnlly at I'attoMon t ! > ! l I.inl I , vcnliiK Ji
SJIP ki r .
The Sixth % Vaid C'c-laicd Itepnhllcan club
liohl a ially last night in Patterson Imll
1 ho hill was crowded with calc-ied votera
ind anun them a.ppeasd a number of white
iien who had attended chlelly to hear what
l > iMrrccr would have to cay for hlin-
i'f The epeal.cn vvcro- lion U II. Mcr-
"r , iron. F. W. Collins ot Lincoln , Dr. M
0 lllclalts , John W. Johnson , r. L. Bar-
. ett and M S. Singleton.
A Rood < loal of entluiiijam as unbaitled
during tha co-nsd of thi speechea Tlie
JOK'ilatloti camralRrt hand was there , poa-
Ibly a little louder than usual , and several
selections wore rendered bv a quartet and
MtM Craig
Tlie si etches tvero chiefly recitative of the
hard times tht the dsmociatlc adm'nUtra- '
llon had brought upon the country and
jf tha prospcrliy the country Imd enjoyed
under republican rule The questions of
t io tariff and sliver were hardly touched
upon. The only exception was the speech
01 John W. Johnson , ' . , 'Mch dealt to some
extent Mlth blHor. Borne of the colored
gpeaKcrs found fault lint cclorcJ men had
not received due recognition nut the
watch' , ord Riven out w.ia io btaul : by the
rtpuhllcTO paity this fall
Dave Mercer was the last speaker c' tV
proxram. It was getting late ami ihe
audience was becoming tlieil. Ttiereforo , lie
cut hla speech Bhort. lie contuitsd hlmscK
with roasting the democrats In a general
uay and tpeul.ms of the record made by
himself In congress.
I'liilorx-i Or. liloliiitH
OMAHA. Sept. 12. To ths Editor of The
BCD. I often read of EeU-muda white men ,
hut I rarcl/ see anything- about a telf-made
negro.
As there is one who lives In Omaha I
would llko to say a few words about Mm ,
as ho Is an aspirant for ilia legislature. His
name Is M. O Itld.etts. When he was ac
quiring Inowledce to become a phjslclnn ho
was so poor he waited table at the Union
1'aclflc dining hall. He struggled on ngilnst
many obstacles The v.orsl ons was hla
color , but he dually triumphed. How well
ho haa acquitted himself tha community veil
knows Uls aim was to show that a negro
with a poor chance could acquit himself as
well and become OB serviceable a citizen In
the world as his white brother
One of his llrst acts Has lo roll up his
sleeves to iry to have a negro put on , the
republican legislative- ticket fiom IHU county
Ills choice was not mine. I got my choice ,
but he never stopped because his farorlto
was beaten Ho worked lo elect all
tha nholo ticket Dr Stephenson , our
candidate , was defeated through tin- treachery
of well known white republicans I think
now that the republicans will try to fleet
the negro as well as his vvhlto brother can
didates.
I heard from tha lips oC persons , Irrespec
tive of part } ' , lhat ho maflo a geol record ,
and as ho desires a second term I hope all
my race will try to- Induce the various dele
gates to support him as agahut any other
negro who asplrei for such honors. The
rebel brigadiers who now rule congrets have
Ehonn the negro that they are his enemy
Btlll. They have removed the last vestige
of hope ( In annulling the national election
bill ) that remained vhen they took charge.
The coming session will have to elect a suc
cessor to Senator Manderson and it we
want a republican we , In common with all
cltlcens. must try to naino good men He
has been tried and not found wanting. 11 c-
spectfully , C. 13 DUKKU.
VVur.t Itiijiiihllcan * .
The Inrhth Ward Itepuhl'can club na *
organized Tuesday night with the following
ofllcers ; r'r ! iinn A , n nihlstrom ; vice
president , John J Vlantlen ; secretary. C J.
Westcrdnhl SpercliM were- nude by I'reilJenl
Ilurman ol the CeiitrM Gurileld club , Mr. Son-
dcnberg Wllsan President Dahlatrom * n < l
others. Harmony ' 'and gc'd feelliiR pre
vails all nloiiR ltie line Club meeU at
Wclf'g hall , Twenty-second and earning
streets , every Tuesday evening.
NAM'S TO IIU .MAI ( lit IH % XKW Ytlltll.
Civil .srnlcct dimml.loner ltnor\rlt > llu-
Viirtpil Arnlr.illitn nn Ili-fnrmrr.
WASHINOTON' . Sept IS. Thn rumor pub
lished In New York today that Civil Service
Commission r Roosevelt contemplated resign
ing from th board In order to become re
publican cfliulhliilo for may r of N'ew York
Is believed hero not to be accurate at the
present time. Kncrnl months ago Mr.'ltooss-
velt , In casual conversation with close
friends , mentioned an aspiration to become
Mr. Gllroy's successor In the mayoralty chair
and spok * earnestly tf securing the nomina
tion. S nee then , however , according1 to ono
of his nicst Intimate friends , lie has relin
quished the aspiration , under the boiler that
he would bo Unable lo get the nomination.
The report lacks cunnrnntton , not only
nm ng Mr. lloosevoll's personal friends , hut
his colleagues. In the olflco ol lha commis
sion There It Is stated that there Is no
truth In the story , and that Mr. Uoose-volt
will continue In hla present position. Com
missioner Lyman , cx-chalnnan of the board
nnd the onlv member of Ihe c inmKMon In
Ihe c'ly ' , slid that ho had heard nothing of
tha matter , nnd so far ns ho knew the re
port lacked foundation. Sir. Iloosevelt left
hers a. vveck ago for a month's outing on. hla
ranch near Medora. N. D
lUDKISH II ) LIIK 031 All I l > l < ATr < mM.
Aonlurli r < > i > < ill tH siiiko Souio Succinct
Alliruintlo'ii 1 hn Tlt.'ict.
SAKVTOQA N. V. , Sept. 12 The populist
convention adopted a platform reafllrmlnsr lha
Omaha platform of the party and contain
ing thcyp further nfTlrinatlcns
Both of the- old pai ties , have outgrown
tholr usefulness
Tnrire tlnkcrlnir Is without bcnellt to Ilia
people
The j > euple' paily Is ntone thf reftlci *
nnd .s.ifcty of the people : fiivoitt a single IHX
on l.iml values onlj , IpKlsIatlan to irivo
uneniplo > ed Inbor In public works ; com
pelling olnplnycrs nud ornploves tu sub
mit to nibllrallon : unking nn oqtillabl.s
llabllltv Inw for cmi > t > ers and employes ;
putting' railroads ) mul telegraphs and tnln-
intf corporations under the contiol uC the
.state , providing u public lefcruniluin : put
ting llciuor saloons under state cnru ! favor-
Inj : taxing of mortKtigca on land ; forbidding
ihlld labor and the oveitline woiklnc of
women , fuvoiliifiwomati sulliago ; deman < l-
hur enforcement of the eight-hour law :
that boiuda of aibltratloti be elected by
the people
Chiii.'leB I ) Matt hews cf Duffalo was noin-
Irttrd For goMrnor It. C Hewson for lieu-
ten nit govcnicr , Thttddoua II. Wakeman ,
Judge of the court of appeals.
( anilM iti < I ix'ornotl ,
The Seventh branch ot the Gar field club
held a mnss mooting at the club room , 1212
1'ailc aveiiuo last c\enliiR , about 300 at
tending John Norbeiwas chairman nnd Ed
Peterson , cecrotary. The Linnet Comet band
furnished tlio music and Prter ll.lson uf the
rirst Ward club sang and accDinpinlml him
self on the Rii'tsir. The meeting wns liai-
monluiis und enthustuRtlc The onndldatos
oii'loiBpd nnd recommended lor nomination
ware. Judga i : M. Slenherg for re-el ctlon
as county commissioner , Charles A. Jucoh-
son cf the Ninth ward for stite senator , and
Ah In Johnson of the Sltth ward for the
honso of representatives Hach ens received
the endorscmenl by acclamallon , and every
voter pledged himself to slay by the endorse
ment , us he considered the candidates com
petent for their oflicc anil would d tliem-
B-\CI and the Club justice if nominated and
finally elected to tl.elr respective olllcea , A
sliU- will be prepared at the meeting next
Wednesday for the endorsement cf olhoi can-
didatcw for oince Besides the candidates ,
ex-Councllmnti John Steel was In
troduced as a speaker , and ho made an ad-
diess that v-as v.elt iccetvcd
Iti > 1 ( us fin iik ihfl Ni Kn > iJi-inii < rnllo I.IMRIIC ,
AVASIIINOTO.Ssept. . 12. n. c. c. Ast-
vvood has tendcrea lo I'residenl C. II. J.
T.ijlor his resignation us chatiman of ( he
executive committee of the Negro National
Democratic league tn Ills letter Astwood
paid his respects to the Afro-American bureau
of orginl-.atlon and declared that tht > bold
and vulgar imnner In which colored ofllcera
are bclni ; lorcsd to contribute , against their
will "Is a spectacle so humiliating that It
rende * & ncgta demoiracy ji cesspool of cor-
lupllon" The action of the congressional
committed "in sustaining an organization un
der Ilia conditions openly condemned by Sen
ator KaulUner himself and the action of Ilia
national administration lounrd negro demo
crats makes It Impossible , " says. Mr. Ast-
wool , "lor him to be an active worker , "
An ! - rninnmny Mi.vt < nii-iit Tnklni ; * > hipo.
N13W YORK , S-pt. 13. Deflnllo political
action ajfilnsit Tammany Hall V\ES taken oj
the Indei ndcnt Lounty oiganiiall n nt a
meeting cf the oecntlve committee. John
I ) Tottn end , chairman cf a Bijeclal com
mittee , nrorte < 1 letolutlons pledging those
taking fart In tl e conference not to support
any candidate whose name is on a Tarn-
many Hall tkl.et. A call wiu Issued for
3i ccunty convention ct the Independents ,
to bo held tt Ccoj-er [ 'tilon September 28 ,
for ll.o purpose of nominating candidates
tor mn > or and other municipal cfllcers.
A BAHBAROUS SUEGIOAL OPEBATION.
J'nr lite dun nf 1'ltn.
Is not only Intensely painful , dangerous
to life nmly ry expensive , but In the light
of moJern medical icaearch and since the-
discovery of the Pjrarild Pile Cure , a FiirRl-
cal operation Is wholly uunerespaiy. If JOD
have any douht en this plnt kindly read tlio
follow.ng lett rs from people who know Dial
our claliin rcnardliiR the merits of the Pyra
mid I'llo Cure are barn a out hy tlie facts
Trom N. A Stall Illdge Itoad , NUfrira
coantj , N. Y : 1 iccelvod > out Pyramid Pile
Cine and tested II h.st night. It did me
irori got.d than anythliifr 1 have aver found
yet , antl rtmerabcr this was the rc-iiilt of one-
nlpht's treatment only
I'roin Penii W Arnctt , Batcsvllle , Ark.i
fienller.isnYour Pyiamld I'ile Cure hus
donj me so much good In HO thort a time
that my eon-n-1a.w. ! Cupluln T. J. Klein of
Toit Smith , Ark. , has vvrltkn ma for your
rddrs > s , as ho wishes to Iry It also.
I'rcm A H Tovvnasnd. Hemllle , Ind. : I
luve been EO muc'i henelltcd hy the Pyramid
Pllo Cure tiiat I enclose ? 1.W , for which
pl"ase urnd a pnclcaRo , which J wish to give-
to a friend uf mlns who euffcrs very much
from plle3
I'rom John U. Wright , Clinton. DoWItt
rounty. 111. I am BO vv 11 pleased with the
I'jramld Pile Curet that I think It but right
to drcp 3011 a few llnc-3 lo InCoim jou Its ef
fects have been all I could ask or vvjgh.
From P A Uriiton , Llano , Tt-c. . Gentlemen
menThe Pyramid Pile Cure has done so
much ( rood for mo Kiat I vvlll say for th ben-
edt uf others thai after using only Uvn daI
I nm better than 1 lime been for months.
The Pyramid Plla Cure Is prepared by Tin
Pyramid Drnjj Co of Albion Mich. , and It h
truly a wonfl rful remedy for all forms ot
Piles. Po great has been the number nf tes
timonial letters received by them from alt
parts of the country that they have dccld d
to puhltali each week n number of auch loiters
ters and never use the same letter twlc\
but only fresh Utters will tu published.
All druggists recommend Hie I'jramld Pile
f'ur , as they know fio-u what their ( .ustom-
crs ay that no remedy gives mich
satisfaction
15 , 2S. fJftiiiuJ 50 CcntB.
Telop'ioii" 1531 ,
TONIGHT
MISS EDA CLAYTON
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