THE OMAHA DAILY BEE _ : t WEDNESDAY I * , SEl'AmtfBER 26 , 1804
holiovo that their first duty 1 to rid th <
jB tate of corporation tyranny , their part )
jBui rlnclples Inslng best advanced through this
i Arrangements have already been made fein
n night ncselon of the convention. Tli !
real of the delegates are expected on Hi !
morning trains. The railroad wine ° '
hand wltli a lot of proxies , Mcurod br th (
usual means , but they are almost sure It
find that when It comes to voting then
they will experience a whole lot ol trouble
LINCOLN Al'l'AlitS.
Lnticantor Comity Populhu Iniluljjo In a
Dig Hulljr.
LINCOLN , Sept. 25. ( Special. ) The hal
of the populists ot 1114 O street was illlcd
at the meeting heM last night. It was the
icgularweekly meeting ot tlio club , bul
special attractions In the way of speakers
had been secured , Ullas Uakor presldei
ana Introduced as tlio first speaker Mr. FreC
Sheppard , vslia It the candidate for the
county attorneyshlp. Ho outlined the pollcj
of the party on the tariff and silver ques
tions. and was followed by Frank D. Uager ,
candidate for the legislature , who had come
.prepared with n net of statistics on the
comparative expenses of the legislature undei
the republicans , and the populists , to the advantage -
vantage of the latter. Two or three nf the
other oratora of the party mads Uiort talks
and the meeting adjourned for a. eek-wher
the speakers will bo S. J. Herman and S. W ,
UearUslcy.
An excursion train -will leave the city to
morrow night for the town of Wavcrly , where
tlr < j ( republicans are talking of holding the
ftrat big rally of thecam pa gn. The
speakers announced for the occasion aie
JuJgo Strode , W. II. Woodurd , candidate foi
county attorney , and W. S. Summers , cleputj
attorney.
A big delegation of Lincoln democrats lefl
this city for Omaha to attend the state con
vention.
The Jcffcrsonlan Democratic club was or
prUnlzed last night with the following offlcsr-s
1' . J. Cogro\c. president : lr. L.V. . Eel-
-wards , flrat vlco president ; Ud M. Fr.end
second vlco president , and L. S. Dun ton
recording secretary. About 100 people wen
present at the meeting and the club claims s
membership of 250.
Arrangements tiavo been made to have tin
railroads run excursions to the city to heai
McKlnlcy on the 4th of next month ,
those having the arrangements in
claim that the city will have the
crowd ever gathered here on any pol tlca' '
occasion. _
Ulnth Want And- , uncut Ditlogiitlini.
In view ot the misleading statements pub
lished In the World-Herald regarding tin
Ninth ward controversy , the ar.tl-combini
republicans -wish to state that there , s nc
question whatever about their purpu.se. Tin
machlnci has had control cf the ward for ;
long period and ward' bosses have manipu
lated the caucus. The petition delegates an
opposed to the machine and the bosses. Tlu
Bo-callod "regular , " or caucus ticket , wa :
nominated by a select coterie at Waslrlnstor
hall on Thurstlay night hut , and the name !
tliero selected were slated through the caucui
without dltDculty. It is a conglomeration o
AVebsler , Crounsc and T hurst on men tin
pledged on the senatorial question. Th <
petition ticket was eclected by out and ou' '
Thurston men , and every man on the dele
cation Is pledged to use all honorable effort :
to secure the nomination of Thurs on men foi
the legislature. There Is no concealmen
about It anywhere. II favors C. K. Hate.
for state senator and K. a. McUtlton foi
the house. Both tliese men ate outspoke :
for ; Thurston , and both ar < J resident republl
caps of the Nmth war.l. There U not a sin
Klo ofllce seeker or professional politician 01
the petition delrpctlon. They are slmplj
representative reinibllcans. regularly selectee
at a public caucus by reprtseiitat vi
republicans , from every section ot tiu uard
, for a definite and at owed purpose. Thej
lepresent every part of tlio ward and are al
thorough-going and well known Imsine. !
men. The r names nro as follows : C. J
Anderson , one of the proprietors of tin
Omaha Carriage Top company ; K , M. Andrce
sen , head of Lee-Clarke-Andreesen Hardwari
company ; .J. It. Barrett , manager of tin
Omaha. Consolidated Vinegar company ; A
] f. Hurnett , atttfney at law ; II. P. Cady
proprietor of the II. F , Cady Lumber com
pany ; P , R. Flodman , a representative
Swedish-American , and one of tire firm of I'
E. Flodman & Co. ; Elinor D. Frank , clerl
of the United States clicult court ; Robert F
llodgln , editor ot the Omaha Exhibit , am
John T. Hopkins , adjuster ot the Pliosnl :
Insurance company.
.Theso gentlemen represent no rng : , ar <
not politicians and are good citizens , gooi
republicans and opposed1 to ring rule In th
Ninth ward. That they are not backed b ;
a email faction of the party Is shown by i
perusal of the large number of slgnntures t
the petition asking the county central com
mlttea to place their names upon the t eke
to be voted far at the primaries next Friday
NORTH YAKIMA , Wash. , Sept. 25. Dele
gallons of democrats arrived this mornln
from Tacoma , Seattle , Spokane , Walla Wall
nnd other points to attend the state conven
ttori , which convenes tomorrow , anil ever
train Is adding to the number. Th } Irulnrs o
the party nrc nil here and have bren caticusln
most ot the day. Congressional possibllltic
have excited the main Intercut , bul no thin
has been settled as yet. Colonel .mines II
Hamilton of Seattle says lie is not a candl
date , but It Is understood he will accept I
'thoro Is no opposition. George Hazard Is nls
willing under like conditions. The Kin
county delegation has offered to put In now
1 naflon. and support Hugh C. Wallace 'c
Tacoma , but Wallace positively declines , an
'sentiment Is concentrated on D. F. Itueatoi
.Congressional timber for the cast sldo of th
'mountains Is back waiting , but the Indication
are that II. S. Bland ford of Wnlla Walla wi
bo nominated ,
Allen Win Too HoiirKi ) .
t , Too .populists of South Omaha held th
largest meeting of the Benson last night. Th
fact that Senator Allen was billed to b
there drew out a large crowd. Bauer's ha
was packed to the doors. Attorney Hell , wh
Is -candidate for county attorney on th
populist ticket , was chairman nf the meei
ing. Senator Allen was present and occuple
a. aeat on the platform , but was ton hears
'to ' speak. Ho wai called for , ami , taking th
platformfc announced In a whisper that :
would be Impossible for him to hpeak. Tli
gentleman wns greeted with cheers. Th
other speakers \\oro : D. II. Carey , J. I
.JJowors , I'rof. Jones , H.V. . McKadden. J. f
Caflln and a number of local populists.
Klchtli Wiiril I'vtitliiii Tlrltut.
Republicans of the Eighth ward yestcrda
filed a petition ticket Jn opposition to tli
caucus ticket of that ward. The now tlck (
Is said to be unpledged , but Is avowedly ant !
Uruner ; II. L. Uurkct. W. F. Cowger. Olc
Homier , Chris Lund , J. W. Nichols , W. t
Smith , J. Wv West , John Wallace , C , I
Younger.
Montana U nt rr. > tft fur Tron Sltvur'
HELENA , Mont. , Sept. 25. The democrat !
state convention today nominated H. R. Co
belt of Mlssoula for congress and Judge L. i
Luco ot Bozeman for associate justice of tl
supreme court. The platform declares f <
SERIES NO. 33-34.
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free coinage at 16 to 1 without comt.tlon 01
quallHcntlon. and sAyn that the hope of fre >
silver lies In the democratic party. Clove
land's administration Is endorsed. There wa :
some fusion sentiment , but It was smotheret
by a large majority.
L'onncctU'Ut DciiMicnitki Cnnvrntlon ,
NEW HAVB.V , Conn. , Sept 25. The demo
crattc state convention met this mornlni
In thft I < yoerlon theater. Hon. Ceorgi
M , Qulnn of Mllford was made temporary
and permanent chairman. The only can
dtdates for governor are Morris II. lleards
ley of Drldgcport , and Ernest Cady of Hart
ford. The program Is to glva the nomlna
tlon to the one having HID larger ntimbei
of votes on the first ballot. It Ileixnlsle ;
Is second he will be named for lletitennn
governor. The platform reported endorse :
Cleveland and condemns the A. 1' . A ,
Krnest Cndjof Hartford was nominate !
for governor ; Morris Deardsley of Bridgeport
lieutenant governor ; Bdwnrd 0. Klldtitf , sec
rctary nf state ; Nicholas Staub , comptroller
The platform expresses confidence In am
pledge * support to President Cleveland , con
gratulatcs the pople on the recent rcvisloi
of the tntlff , rapj the American I'rotecllvi
association movement In strong Innguagi1
declaring It vicious , ( banger ous to civ 1 llbertj
and In vlolatl n of the rights guaranteed b ]
the constitution. The acceptance of fre <
railway passes by public olllclnls Is con
de-mned. Economy In state expenses li
pledged , as also legislation favoring work
Ingmen.
Qnc tliiiiliif ; Woirvr'v
CAUSON' . la. , Sept. 23. ( Special. ) Hon
A. L. Hager , republican candidate for congress
gross from this ( Ninth ) district opened thi
campaign yesterday at Perry's Drove befori
a large and appreciative audience. That vl
clnlty Is the hot bed of populism In Pottn
wattamle county. Weaver had spoken fron
the same platform two weeks ago. Ilagei
read from a stenographic report of Weaver' !
speech his statements as to the relative galr
In wealth and savings between the eastert
and western slates. Then he read from thi
official reports of the census bureau , and fron
which Weaver pretended to quote , showing
conclusively tint Weaver had In many in
stances misquoted facts and figures ax Rivet
In the official documents of the government
and defying WeaVer to provo the wild state
ments he Is repenting from any of the publli
records.
_
ItnpnUtlc in llnlljr J t Sohuvlor.
SCHUVLKH. Neb. . Sept. 2D. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Republicans of Schuyler were hlghlj
entertained and much enthused In J.inecek' :
opera hotm1 by ipceches. by Messrs. Church
hill , candidate for attorney general , ant
Melklejohn. Messrs. Webster and Majors
were expected but could not make the datts
Mr. Mellilrjolm dealt with leading Issues o
the day , and for two hours poured hot she
Into the opposing ranks. When he touch c
on free silver his populist opponent , J. M
Devlne , who was In the audience , took hi :
departure. After the spech Melklejohn hai
a general handshaking with his host o
friends here , with many of whom he Is per
sonally acquainted.
InUTi'Ulni : r.ipillIM Knllv.
nilUNSWICK , Neb. , Sopt. 25. ( Speclal- )
The populht = t of thh rreclnct , assisted bj
several organizations from Nellgh , Orcliarc
and other towns , gave a grand picnic rail :
In Johnson's grove , four miles from thi
city. Hon. J. M. Devlne , candidate toi
congress from this district , and Hon. E.V
Jeffries , candidate for state senator , am
several othp. " leading speakers ot the populls
parts' , were present. The Orchard bras
band furnished music for the occasion. Thi
meeting was attended by large crowds fron
all over the ccurty.
f.TOni ICoiil ] > Ur ii4 intortilni-il. :
LYONS , Neb. . Sept. 25. ( Special. ) Law
yer W. G. Sears of Oakland delivered an in
foresting speech last evening at the clt ;
opera house before the republlcnn club. Mr
Scars laid down the financial principles of th
parts' , and showed that the nation's nions :
question had always been bast handled b ;
; he republican partj' .
Attorney H. H. 13e-rlcs.of ) this co'inly ha
challenged > lr. Sears tp a scrlea otpolltlci
debates. The challenge 'In all probablllt ;
will - , be .accepted. ( v , i ,
LJ Ciin't ' Irnora SluJiprV Itrcqrd
, PLATTSMOUTH , Neb.Sept. . 23. ( Specia
Telegram. ) Judge Holcomb will spah In thi
city next week , and from present prospect
will receive an enthusiastic reception. Ther
nre dozens of republicans In Plattsmouth wh
will cast their ballots in November for Hoi
comb. They nro as enthusiastic as ever li
their republicanism , but Majors Is too badl ;
tainted with corruption Influence to get thel
votes' , Holcomb's vote In Plattsmouth wll
bj surprisingly large.
Holt I rnliibltloulBts Aittlvr ,
O'NEILL ' , Neb. , Sept. 25. ( Special Tile
Brain. ) The prohibitionists arc circulating
petition praying that the' name of Bartle
Blalno bo placed upon the official ballots as i
candidate for state senator from this , th
Thirteenth senatorial district.
Ali'Ki'lKhnn ut Superior.
SUPEIUO.H , Neb. . Sopt. 25. ( Speclal.- )
Hon. W. A. McKelghan made a speech i
the opera house last evening to a crowde
house , many being unable to get In. His r <
marks were well received by all parties.
FOR SOUL AND BODY.
Oinulm'rt Schools for I'r.Michcri nuil Ioi-tor
FnrnmllyOpsnnil r.ait En-nhtsr.
The directors of the Omaha Presbyterla
Theological seminary held their annual meei
Ing yesterday nt 12 o'clock In the Commercl ;
club rooms. It-was the largest meeting cvt
held , twenty-flve ministers nnd etders froi
nearly all the western states answering tli
roll call. The program WPS opened with
lunch , after which speeches and reports wei
made. The latter Indicated a prosperous cot
dltlon of the seminary. This year's sesslo
opens with twenty-five or more students , or
of whom came from India. The opening e )
erclses of the seminary were held last nlgl
at the First Presbyterian church. Dr. Ooi
dan delivered the address. ,
Oiiriliu Ueillcal C'ollPKC ,
The annual opening exercises of the Omal
Medical college were held last night , an
this morning the regular work of the ye :
will begin In earnest. Dr. Kmmett of It
State University of Iowa delivered the opei
Ing address , and was followed by members i
the faculty , who made short addresses. Tl
audience comprised some 150 persons. AfU
the * exercises the building was thrown ope
to the visitors.
There were 103 matriculates to the co
lego , and during the next two weeks It
expected twenty-five or thirty more will I
added. The old faculty has been retain *
and there are several additions. Dr. We
Is added to the department ot histology at
Drs. Bdmlston and MeU to that ot analdm
foliage.
Last night the third annual session of tl
John A. Cre-lghton Medical college of Crelgl
ton university was formally opened , T )
program comprised selections by the Moza'
quartet and the Crelghton University Oli
club and an address by T. U. Jllnalian.
large numbsr of visitors were In attendanc
who inspecled the building alter the rend
tlon of the program.
There are sixty students In the college , i
Increase of twenty over last year. The coun
has been considerably changed , embracli
tour years instead of three. To the o
faculty have been added Mr. Crowley , Dr
Towne , ' Summers , Martin , Carter bf Count
Bluffs , Hamilton , Hobbs and Carpenter.
Nebrankn DcfitullT CuiiRlil In Ok'iilimv.
PERKY , Okl. , Sept , : s. A , J , Orendori
n.llas J. A. Orverturf , who la charged wll
being a defaulter to the amount of 11.1
wlille he wag postmaster nt SprlnK Itnnc
Neb. , was nrrested near here today. I
confessed hU guilt nnd was placed In ja
riitiTfmnp C'oiiplo to Weil.
CHEYENNE. Sept. 25 , ( Special. ) J. :
O'Hearne , superintendent of the Union P
olflc shops nl this place , and Miss Mollle M
Quire will be wedded at Salt Lake Septet
ber 28.
Itobliod n Orocrj" Sturp.
The grocery store ot Jepspn & Lund
2520 Cumlng street was broken into tli
morning shortly after 2 o'clock. Some mom
and Bonn ) sacks of Sour were stolen.
SECOND MILL ALSO A DRAW
Everharclt and Abbott Utabe ! to Come to a
Oonolufha at New Orleans ,
BOTH ( /.EN WERE STRONG AT THE FINISH
iVincrlcnii I-'orcoil the t'Jlil | fr nil tl
iilng , but Wn * Uniililu to Cltvo the
nmiin tlip I'ropcr I'uucli
lu 1'nI Him Out ,
NEW OULEA.NS. Sept. 25. The entertain
ment at the Olympic club tonight cotnmpiiccil
with a friendly exhibition bout of four rounds
between Young Orlffo , the Australianami
Mile ; Dunn , Orlffo's work was much appre
ciated by the audience , which numbered
about 6,000. The event of the evening was
then announced and Jack Bvcrhardt of New
Orleans nnd Stanton Abbott ot Kngland en
tered the ring to fight for a $1,500 purse.
The referee warned tlio men In reference tc
fouls. Kvcrhardt was seconded by R S ,
\Vlllls. J. J. Hates and the Sutherland broth
ers ; Abbott by John Dunn , Hilly 1'llmmer ,
Alt Uobb and Hilly Chlttendcn.
Humid 1 Everhardt commenced the ag
gressor , Abbott assuming a beautiful de
fensive po3ltlun. Everh.irdt landed a good
left In the Htomach and brought the right
over on the Englishman's Jaw a motmnt
later. Just as the Bong sounded Eveihardt
landed a good left on the stomach and
brought the right on the Jaw for the third
time.
time.Hound
Hound 2 Evcrhardt commenced the round
landing BOHH very rough blows on the bead ,
IJotli men scored lefts , but Everhardt landed
a wicked right on the neck.
Hound 3 Everhardt landed n vicious lefl
on the body , repeating It n moment later
without return , IJoth nun scored hits on the
body.
Hound 1 Everhardt had the best Of It ,
The Englishman was fought to the ropes.
Hound D Everhardt landed two vicious
punches on his opponent's lipad and the lat
ter clinched to avoid punishment. Ever-
hardt landed the right on the Jaw and u
vicious body blow. Doth men landed on the
head. Evcrhardt was the aggressor. Ab
bott landed n good right on the heart.
FIRST HED FOR JOHNNY.
Hound 6 Abbott landed n fair left on the
Jaw nnd ducked away from a vlclotts awing ,
Evcrhardt landed n left stomach punch a
moment later. Evcrhardt Untied left and
right , the latter on the head. Abbott es
caped several right swings , but usually
ducked Into left upper cuts. Abbott was
caught on the chin with n left. Referee
Duffy announced first blood for Everhardt.
Hound 7 Abbott ducked Into an upper cut
and received two frightful blows on the Jaw ,
landing a body blow In return.
Hound S There was some heavy flRhtliiF
In the center of the ring and Abbott's right
eye was bleeding.
Hound 0 Everhardt landed left on face ,
iccelved a .tight In return. Abbott landed
two right body punches. ,
Round 10 Abbott again ducked Into an
uppercut and received u left punch In the
face , landing a right In return. Abbaft was
nearly knocked down with a straight left Ir
the face , and staggered from a blow on trie
head.
Hound 11 Everlmr'dt landed a left cm the
body and nearly fell to the ground. Abbot )
landed a right on the head and got a lefl
In return.
Hound 12 Abbott landed tome good
'
punches , driving Evorlmrdt to the ropes
where he uppercut the home man viciously
with the left , but In the- thirteenth round
Everhardt evened things up nnd lost nothing
In the exchange. . Abbott received a rlghl
on the Jaw , which knocked Ma head baclr.
Hound 14 Abbott landed two wicked lefts
one on the stomach , the bther on th& 'nuse
being the two best he delivered durliig the
fight , but In the fifteenth he ducked Intt
heavy leftsnnd : liad ; the worsLot the ex
change.
, /\BHOTT STJM. , QX TJ-IE DEFENSIVE.
In tound bcventcen Evcrhardt landed sev
eral hard punches with right and had tin
best of the hitting , The men did llgh'tvorl
until the twenty-first and twenty-second
rounds , % vh n the hitting was hearyj Ever-
hardt having a shaelu the best of It. i The
twenty-third and twenty-fourth were fasl
nnd slightly in Everhardt's favor , thougl
Abbott came up strong for the Jlnal round
The twenty-fifth round commenced fas !
and ftirloux , Everhardt landing three rapid
rights , nhlla Abbott held his-loft glove in a
partial clinch. The men clinched repeated ! }
In this round and were ordered to break
Everhardt was still the aggressor , torcliu
Abbott -around the ring. Both men secniEc
very strong. Everhardt's lefts landed fre
quently on Abbott's head and the Engllt.i
man clinched frequently to uvold punishment
Hefer.e Duffy then declared the fight t
draw. The decision was very latlsfactory t (
the largo crowd ,
Fltzslmmoris and Crecdon are both In torn
for , thclr fight tomorrow evening. Both me-i
continued to work up to this afternoon- Fit :
Is a heavy favorite In the pools. Creedoi
Is full of confidence and relics mainly on lil
disposition to take punishment in order ti
get In on Fltzslmmons for close , suortorn
fighting. Crcedon has found plenty of back
Ing slnco ho made his appearance in tin
city , and ho iswell pleased with the fac
that there are long odds placed against him
NATIONAL , LKACUli U/IMES.
llnltiinorn Tnmes Three of Mr. Ollvo
I'crrj Totionu'a VVIhl I'ltclicrs.
CLEVELAND , Sept. 23.-The wlldnpss o
the three iillclicrs wlio went Into the bo :
for Cleveland , coupled with the errors o
the home team , gave Baltimore an eae > ;
victory. Score :
Cleveland 410200011
Ualtlmore 31120213 1 1
Duse hits : Cleveland , It ; Haltlmorc-
lirrorc : Cleveland , 7 ; Baltimore , 2. Enrnei
runs : Cleveland , 2) ) Baltimore. L' . Bthicl
out : Ity Sullivan , C ; by Ksper , 1. Horn
runs ; Kec-ler. Two-base hits : Hurkett. Me
Kenn , Wallace , Clark , Mc-Graw , Time
Two hours nnd ten minutes. Umpire
Lynch. Uattcrles : Young , Sullivan.Val
lace and y.lmmer ; Esper nnd Robinson.
ClnnlH Knjnylng Ihttlr Vlxlt.
LOUISVILLE , Sept. 23. The Colonel
could not bit Ru&le toilay. while \Vads
worth was lilt hard and received mlserabl
support. Came culled on account of dark
ncsa at the end of the vcventb Innlne
Score :
Louisville 0 020010
New York 1305013-1
Ua6o hits : Louisville , 10 ; New York , , li
Errors ; Louisville , 11 ; Ne\v York , 0. Knrne
runs : Louisville , 2 : Nt\v York. 4. Twt
base hits : Lake. Clark , Qrlm , Wadswortl
Tlcrnan. Three-base hits ; llroivn , Tlemai
Double plays : Grim to LUtenbergStruc
out : By Wnilsworth , 2 ; by Itusle. 5 ; 1 >
German , 1. Time : One hour and llfty-ilv
minutes. Umpire : Keefe. Batteries : wad ;
worth and Colej Rusle , Wilson , German an
Farrel.
Jlirr * ' N no Tny lu liinntuwo ,
CINCINNATI. Sept. 23. The Urdu wo
both frames today , the llrst by bunchln
their hits , wlillo Boston's we-ie scatteret
and the second through hard bitting , wlill
the Bostons were unublc to bat Wit trod
Tenncy had bis band split and Mcl'he
wrenched his ankle , botli being conipellc
to retire from the games , Score , lirnt gamt
Cincinnati 42011001 *
Boston OU2030002
Base hits : Cincinnati. 12 ; lioston , 12. Ki
rors : Cincinnati , I ; Boston , G. Earned runs
Cincinnati. 2 ; Boston , -4. Two-baso hit *
Dwyer. Double plays : Smith to Mcl'liee t
Massey ; Nash to l owe ; Tucker to Duff ]
Struck- out : Uy Parrott , 1 : by Nlcholu. :
Time : One hour ar.il llfiy minims. Umpir ,
McQimld : Batteries : Merittt nmi I'arroti
Nichols and Mnssey.
Second game , called to nllow Hostons t
catch train :
Cincinnati 10121
Boston , . , , < J 0 1 u u
Base hit * : Cincinnati , K ; Boston , 3. El
rors : Cincinnati , 3 ; Boston , 2. Earned'rum
Cincinnati , 2. Two-bade lilts ; Murphj
1'urrolt , Lowe. Home runa : 1-atlmii
Double plays : Smith to Latham to Mn :
eey ; Merrltt to Latham to Maemey : Stlvetl
to Lowe. Time : One hour. Umpire ; Me
Quald. Batteries : Wlttrork nnd Murphj
Uanzcl , Tenncy and llodaun.
Sir. Plcgemlrr In tu > Nittlomu.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 25The Drowns toda
turned the tables on the I'liUIIes , wlnnln
the Kituie easily. Numerous errors on tl ;
part of the visitors and the slugging give
Fltjsemler , the new pitcher , lost them th
game. Score :
St. Louis , , . , , 30030107 * :
rtilUdelphla , 200100040
Base lilts : St. Louis , 12 , Philadelphia , 1
Errors : SI , Louis , 3 ; Philadelphia.
Earned runa St. Loula , 1 ; niltr-.d. iphlu. i
Struck out : Tly FlgRcmler. 2. Home runs ;
Dowd. Two-Haso. hits : Hoylc. Three-bnM
lilts : Hnmfltpri. , Connor. Double plnya
Qulnn to CortrWi' ' Delepnnty- Htillmnn t (
Boyle ; Boyle to Mailman ; Iiowtl to Connor
I'eltz to CJnlnn to Connor ; Uoyle ( unnwilKt-
ed ) . Time : .JOdmhour find forty tnlntitet.
Umpire : .Hurst . llatterlea : Hnwley ami
Twlnehum ; VJIV Smler. nil Orady.
Hcnnnil ) , SliitKe < l Hie ITniplro.
PITTSIH'HO.iiHept. 25. Pitcher Kenned }
got Into n oyrunsle with irmplre Bettp
called him yJI < j pames nnd struck ; him Ir
the fac'o twfce. He was lined $25 and pin
out of the KifrnH.1 I'lttsbtirg tiled Jordan ,
nn nmateur pttfher , and lie wna eiulte suc
cessful. Bconn : >
PlttBburtr .4..KI , . 11
Brokolyn 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 U 1 '
Base blta//PlttburK ! , 15 ; Itrouklyn , 10. 1 >
ror ! PlttsburK , 1 ; Brooklyn , 0. Eurnei
runs : Pitlsbti-g. ) S ; Brooklyn , S. Two-baM
lilts ; lieckley Vj ) , Bauer. Three-base lilts
Shlndle , Trcnflwny. Home runs : Cross
Double pluy : .Hums to Lnchnncc ; Bailer tc
Cross to fleckley ; Cross to IJauer to Becsi
ley. Struck , out : By Jordan , Grlllln , Time
Two hours. Umpires : Belts and Gnffticy. .
Batteries : Jordan tind AVctiver ; Treudivay
Kennedy , Daub ntu ! Dalley.
btitiulliiK'or the TcnuiH.
, I'iayrd. Won. Lost. Pr.Ct
Baltimore . . . . .125 87 3S G9.I
New York 12S ST. IS C3 ,
Boston 123 St IS K2.S
Philadelphia 123 71 C2 r.7/
Brooklyn 127 as G Ml
Cleveland . , , . . , . . . . . 125 cr CO C2. <
PlttRburs : , 126 C.1 6-1 49 , :
Chicago 130 BG 71 43.1
Cincinnati , 120 fn 73 42,1
St. Louis 123 52 7G 401
Washington . „ . . . , . 127 41 8 ! 34 , (
Louisville 126 33 91 27i
City Adilt the I-iiRt Duo to Itci
GUAND HAPIUS. Sept. 25. Hurt was toe
mntli for the Itustlers tixlay , nnd Sioiu
City quit the season with the closing KIIIIK
to her credit. Score'
Urand Hnpld.s . . . . . . nOOOOOlOO 1
Sioux City . . . . . . . . - * -l
lilts : Grand Rnjilds , 8 ; Slottx City , 14. Kr-
rors Grain ! -Iluptdft , C ; Sioux City , 3
Karnetl runB : Sioux City , fi. Two-base lilts
ItoKrlever , O'lSourhe. Three-base hits
Marr , Hart. Struck out : Uy Jones , 3 ; b >
Hart , 4. Doublu plays : Callopy to Curuth-
ers ; o'ltourkc to Stewart ! Holoban tc
Stewart to McCauley ; Holohnn to Me-
Cnuley. Time : One hour and fifty minutes
Umplie : Kerni. | Batt riert : Puiker
Jones and Spies ; Hart nnd Krause.
MllliiiM Wiiii. HID I.itst Oru- .
DRTRO1T , Sept. 23. Mlnneapolls needed
today's game tp hold her position , ami
the Millers won , Scorer :
Detroit . , . . . . . , . 1 00003500- !
Minneapolis . . . . . . . - !
HltH : Detroit ; , 17 ; Minneapolis , 1G. Krrors
Detroit , 2 ; Minneapolis , 2. Earned runs : Dc-
plnys : Peapj to Jantzen to Dcoley ; Ilurre
to Werden. Struck out : By 1'carx , 3 ; bj
I'arvln. 1 ; by Krazer , 3. Time : One lioui
and forty-live nilnutes. Umpire. McDonald
Batteries : Borpbera , Pcnra and Jnntzcn ;
Parvln , Frazer tind Bnrrcl.
.Miiniiln : . Mli | ( o Tlilril I'lru c.
TOLEDO , Serll. 2J.-Tho White Stockings
landed themselvqa In pecond place- today bj
battlntr Danlqla , freely nnd glvlns Hiighe.v
splendid support : . The pamo was close until
the eighth innltfc , and the playlns wns
sharp and brilliant , despite the cold
weather. Jimmy Mannlg resumed his uhl
position at second base and iniido tlio efforl
of his life to yyiijj Scare :
Toledo . if. . l 2100103 0-i
Kansas City . - , . . . „ 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0J J
Hits : Toledo , 17 ; Kansas City , 11. Ccrors :
Toledo , 1 ; Kansao- City , 4 , Karned runs ;
Toledo. 4 ; Kn/wsasnKlty / , 4. Two-base lilts ;
Hiiffhey. Nleliol.j , Three-base hits : Man
nlng. Stolen -bifsW : Untneltl. Gluts' , Fore-
mun , Manning. Dannliue. Daniel * . Struck
ouU : Hy Huglrejv ? ; by.Daniels . , 2. Time ;
TwoTiours. Ifinplre : Mnnnissati. Rat-
terles : Hugliey anil McParland : Daniels
and Donahue. "
btiinitlinro' rlio Trnms.
lilaycil. Won. Lost. Pr.Ct.
sioux city- . . .s.j.i-.t. ir. 71 , . ni ra.s
Toledo -r 121 < 3 53 65. E
Kaiisas-'Clty . : . . . - . . ; 126 tS DS Bl. (
.JllnntNipolls . . .j.i. . . 12i n 63 SO.t
.Grand .Hnplds .J1.,12J ( 62 61 < ! ) . !
IndlilnapQlls . . ' . , , . . 126 ( Tl 51 18.
'Detfllt ' . \.rLl.1.f. . W..MBl 5 " ! 41.S
fitllVkUIuKru VlU.JjfW 121 - 5 rri' > " 71 : 43-
KKBUlVtS OXTIIK ltUNNI > U TK.tUKS.
Seco'ml ifii ) ' or llio 'joroirio1'ark
SoinctlilnK of a' k rcist.
NEW YOUK , Sept. 25. In Hie only stake
event at Jerome TarU but seven horees
were- down to start. , nnd. Hublcon had tc
walk over , for all the others declined the Is
sue. In the sixth event only four went tc
the 'post , with Governor Sheehnn a strong
favorite. He was poorly ridden by IPtnt
ami finished secojid.The first race had flvt
starters , with Beldemere aa the fnvorltt
and Stonenellle second choice , and that wus
the way they llnlshel. ( The others were It
the rear. Results :
First race , one 'mile ' : ' Heldemere (9 to 20'
won .Stonenellle , (3 ( to 1) second , FlorlndE
(100 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1 : > , & .
Second race , ldfor l ttakesTitan course
Walkover for Unblcon ,
Third race , live furloiiffs , selling : Utlcr
(8 ( to 0) won , Mlrigeley (8 to 5) Becond , Cock
ade (16 to 1) third. , Time : IVO A.
Fourth race , mile and a jslxtocnth , selling
Uglitfoot (9 ( to 10) ) on , .lack Hone ( . " > to 2
second , Oallopln 'Klns OU to 1) ) third. Time
l:52 : 4.
Fifth race , live- furlongs : Kteslan (12 It
1) won , True I-'enny (3 to Ti ) second , Belvln ;
(1 to 1) third Timeli)2 1-5.
Sixth racct , Titan , comse , selling : I > om
Bridge , (1 lp,0 won , Oovernqf Sheetmn ( I it
5) second , Agitator ( CO to 1) ) third. Time
1:22.
Seventh race , ' * Ix 'furlongs , selling : Pu
lltzer (8 to 6) won , Darkm-ss (7 to f ) seu
tmd. Prince John (10 to I ) third. Time
lisis.
OtUrmiiD ut Miiilhon ,
ST. ioUIS. Sept. 2n.-At Madison : Firs
race , selling , live ftii longs : Ilosimond won
Urinate second , AladtJIn third. Time : 1:06 : J.
Second race , selllnff , five and a balf flit
loncs : Gaberdine won , Plc.uldllly second
Guvcrnoir lirownsthirdi Time : 1:11.
Third race , seVl"t . four and a half fnr
longs : Stortkfeeper won. Helle T second
Sam V third. Tltnec 1W. :
Fourth race. KelllUK. live and a linlf fur
longs : Mlcklejobn von , KlorelUi second
Tim Flynn third. Time : 1:13 :
Fifth race , selling' , sl. c fnrlonss : Tm
Hook won , Ivanhou , second , Tenor thlnl
Time : l\SVi. : \
Only < lno I'nTurltu In Iont. .
CINCIXNATl.'sepf. 23. At l.\tonia : toda :
the weather was cool , th track very fa
and the nltendanoo over 3,000. The \vlnne
o the last race -was the only wlnnliiK fu
voiite. Iron Master , In the second , \\us an
of most books In the brttlrK , > ' t he esinn
In a rather bad fotirtl. . Uesults ;
First race , seven furlongs. Master Fred (
to 1) ) won , Bedford ( in in 1) second , Tus
caroru ( S to-1) third. Time : ISMft.
Second rabet' Bellini ; , one mile : Cievassi
( ! > to 1) ) won , Btnrthrot ( IS to 1) ) second
illicit Geode (7 tu 11 third. Time : 1:42' : ' , < . .
Tlilid race , mile and a sixteenth : Huckw ;
(11 ( to C ) won. I .a ! ; e Shore ( S to2) ) second
Pliitus ( ! ) to 5) thltd. Time : .1:47W- :
Fourth raco.-.lCinJjU ) stables , 2-year-oli
colts. Hlx furriTnSBt lllasco (3 to 1) wan
SaUmnm (1IJ ( tcrlj ffeuotid , Canewootl (20 to I
third. Time : lrt .jB | , , , . , ,
, Fifth race. wura and a .half furlongs
Anhle (5 ( to 1 ) o.p , Seville ( .4 to 1) ) second
Staffs (12 to 1) tliTril. Time : 0:5Gli. : Kebecci
threw Donahxffultwe jockey , at the start
and came In rWrt < rW
Sixth nice , ibtw i furlongs : IJareveli
( ever ! ) won. Chnnnlon (8 ( to S ) second , Mis
Lilly (8 ( to 1) ) tbiwVlTlme. 1:29 : .J.
\VlnApr * . nt llHrlum.
IIAULKM. 8evtr 23Flrst race , five fur
longs : SundOHJi , won , llama second , \Veol
third. Time : i:0. %
Second race , Mllb'uml seventy yards : Rei
Glen won _ , rocJejKecond , Mulberry thlid
Third race" , tfWe { "lirloiiKs : Katie 15 wor
Venus second , IBctlmp third. Time : ld\/ : \ .
Fourth race , > , W\f \ ) and three-sixteenths
Cicely won , Hawlbiirnn scexind , Uesslo HU
land thlnl. TliWef ' ! i:01 % .
Fifth nice. lIWiOitloiiKx : I o Lake wor
Mlsa Alice teQodWorla | ) , third. Time : 1:01 :
Sixth race , mlle uul twenty yards : Hue :
McCann woa and was disqualified for foul
Inc. Fakir placeo 'first , Sly l.lslion seeont
Teeta May third. 'Time ; 1:12. :
NcolH i\Vlns HS Umiul.
NEOUA , IB. . Sept. 23. ( SpecluI.-Nei > ! l
defeatenl the crack Atlantic team for th
third time this season on the home ground
lost Sunday. Ncola han only lost fen
Riimes thin Henson , nrul has played all tli
best teams In this section , Follow IHK U th
score of Sunday's game :
Ne-aln . , . . . . . GU020033 - !
Atlanlio . , . . 100303010-
Itase hits : Neolq , 15 ; Atlantic , 9 , Struc
out ; Hy SIcIlvalne , , 9 : by Franklin , 5. 13i
rore ; NfttriuI ; Atlantic , 8.
'Irnnls In Nnrllirnia Nelirniku ,
WAYNn , Neb. , Sept. M.-Opeelal Tele
sram. ) The llrst tennli tournament o
northeastern Nebraska occurred hero todaj
Teams fiom tha following towna played
Wakeneld beat ilartlnzton. 6.3 , 7.5 , C-i ; Nor
folk b-rul Coleridge C I , G-t , 4-8 , 7-S ; Itan
ilotph dofnuttcHl to Wnync ; Norfolk benl
\ Vnym0fi. . a-C , 6-1 , 6-3 , 6-3 , Wukefleld Iwil
Norfolk , 6-7 , 0-S , C-2 , 6-1 , This Riven Wake-
HeM the rnmnloniihtp of northeastern Ne-
liarska cm doublp.i. The Northeast Nebraska
Tennis nnfoclatlon IMS organized by the
flection of J D. llnokell of Wnkelleld , pren-
Idcnt ; J. O. Mines of Wayne , secretary ami
treasurer , _ _
UK\Tllitl : I'lll-VKMS 8KN3AT1ONS.
< > " tlin foliiuilun Triutk Unviilil of
littrnnrdiniiry l'nilnrr .
COMtAtWS , Sept. 25. A cold , raw wlml
prevcntetl any pvnsdtloiml racing nt the
Columbus driving pnrk today. WeaUiei
clear , truck fast. Kesnlls :
I'M rat rneo , frce-for-Hll puce , purse Jl.OOC
( postponed from ycsterdny ) ! Knbensteln
won llfth , sixth and seventh heralH and rate ,
Time : 2:081,4 : , 2.0DU , 2:13. : VtiHwir took third
anil fourth btvitH in 2:09\4 : , 2:07-i. : Hal 1)11-
1 la nl took llrst nnd second hcnts nnd u-nt
illstanceil In the third. Time : 2OSVi , 2o-- % ,
Mny Marshall nntl Hellcctor starteMl , but
were drawn.
3-year-ioia trot , 2:2 : class , purse Jl.OOO . :
Otioqtiu won In straight hentK. Time : 2:17- : % ,
2lflH : , 2:18. : Nonlllnfr. J.lmonco nnd Illlly
Parks nlso Hlartuil. Parks was dlstniictHl.
S-ycar-old pace , a:20 class , inirsc Jl.OOOi
WlilrllRiK1 won in stinlght heats. Time ;
2il.1\i. 2:11 : < , 2'10fe. He Sure , Kthel A nmi
Sldmont alsu utaited. Sldmont % vnn ills-
taneed.
2:17 trot , purse $1,000 : KnUrhtmarc won In
straight heutn. Time : 2:11 : , 2:13 : , 2:14. Wist
ful , Georgia. Iee , Sentinel Wllkes , Grnttnn ,
Senator Hose , l.ottlo C , J M X , Ilnronette ,
Uncle Josh , I < aughmn. Heltlemont nnd Al-
phlnc also starlet ) .
The first heat In the 2:3(1 : ( class , pace , nn-
Mulshed , wns won liy CanLabln In 2:15U.
firw Kngliiiid Ilrroi. < > r4 Mic-Hng.
MKDFOHD , Mum. , Sept. 25. The annual
mcetlnjr of the Now Kngland Breeders' ns-
noclatlon opened ut Mystic park today ,
Toinah won the 2S9 trot In straight liwitsi
Hodney second. Alice Wllkeq third. Time :
2lCVi. : 211974. 2:13. : C'.reenboy , Jr. , nnd 1-Jdy
Mac also started.
Jack won the 2:27 puce , talcing the second
nnd fourth bents ; Helen won first hcsit ,
Alctnta third money. Time2:16' : . 2:15 ,
2lli. ! 2:18H. : Ctltl , Ullly Frazer and Kentutu
nl"io started.
Siiblennt "x\on the 2-yenr-old trot In
straight bents : Pandora second. Arlstoppe ? ,
Dorothv and Tom Uoy distanced In the llrst
heat. Time : 2EP } , 222V1. ;
.loll IlciKlcil on at tlin M rt.
HAT/TIMOnn , Sept. 25. ToiL-iy was the
opening- day of the full trot nnd paging
meetlnn at the OentJemen's Driving pnrk ,
George Kingston of Providence , owner nnd
driver of the chestnut goldlng , Ullly K , was
fined $2r > 0 on thft charge Hint tin- horse was
fraudulently tlrlven lu the 2fiO : trot , and he
nnd the horsp stand suspended. Frank
Unrties , a local trainer , drove the horse to
victory In ( he three last heats. No attempt
had been micle to lose the race , but to lower
the betting odds for a coup. Kingston has
nlso been called upon to piove the identity
of the horse before he gets the purse.
In the 2:50 tra-t. Ullly K won fifth , sixth
and seventh IntitK and race ; Shelu Queen
won second and thlnl ; Maggie Catnpbsll
fourth .nnil Bob Johnson first heat. Time :
2S1 : ! , 2.29VS. 2:2S : i , 2:27" . . 2:25'4 : , 2.2C31. 2:2fl : > J.
Link Wood , Kate , Jack l.ncas ami Ellen
GnKky iilso started.
The 2-27 pace wan won by Veta In straight
henlH Notion Becond , S.indovnl third. Tliiie.
2:21. : 2:17'i. : 2:20 : . McDonnell , C'ycler Hey ,
W n II nnd Helle nf Frnstlmrg' nKo started.
Thp 2in : trot wis won by J H S In straight
heattt ; Bravago second , C.itherlne I.eyburn
third Time : 2-2t ) > ' , . 2'in1220'A ' Com-
rneuMnl Gill. Vptllmla , Albert T and Mo-
nofnr-y nlso ran.
At' ' l'ISON'8 iilHOtSVlIti : : C'OSTIA' .
riftiMiu f Thpiu . ) iiiiuf. < l lulu ( Inn Slinrt
Camp ol HIII > I'lill.
ANITA , In. , Sept. 23. ( Speclal.-Thc
base ball lovers of Audiibon were Riven a
genuine treat Monilay , when HIP Anita
bull club won u. very Interesting eleven-
Inning game from them. Holmes pitched a
very good Kume , but his suppuil was very
poor. Beyrner of Anita ulso pitched good
ball , while their etroTa were few , but
costly With two men out nmi the basts
full In the rouith Inning , Huff hit a high
lly , nmi O'l-caiy , after making a long lun ,
stumbled on ( he rough rrrouml and muffed
It. All four Fcored before the plde was
ro'tlrrd. SUndei-s , Anita's Hluirt Btop , was
lilt in the jaw by n pitched ball , but wan
able to continue In HIJB game. Attendance
was poor for the CHK of ball witnessed.
Score :
ANITA.
' . , AU. It. III. PO. A , 13.
Gardlncer , c . " . . . ( f 1 1C 3 0
Sanders , s > s f , 2 0 0 3 0
Hlnkle. 31 > C 1 1 1 0 1
Hlohnrdson- B 2 2 1 0 C
Heymer , p. . , 5 1 1 2 4 I
Morgan , ib r 2 1 7 1 ti
O'henry , If 0 1 2 0 3
MoVey , rf C 0 n 0 o 0
Calklnf , 21 fi 0 1 4 1 i
Totals 19 10 8 33 12 1
AHOUHON.
AH. It. III. PO. A. K.
Hunter , 2b r. . . 5 1 0 0 3 tl
aiupp , 11 > fi 1 2 12 J 1
Holmes , | -
Nclswnniiger , If 4 0 2 0 0 0
numb , ss , . . . n 0 0 1 1 ]
Miller , 3I > n 0 o o 1 -i
Jones , rf fi 1 2 2 0 1
Freemun , ef.- . , fi 1 -I 0 o ( J
nobeits , c 3 1 1 12 2 -1
TnHls 42 7 12 SO 11 IS
Anita 0 ( 3 10
Afidubon 001 101)10100-1 )
Karned inns : Anltn. 1 ; Auduhan , 1. Three-
base lilts : Holmes. Double plays : San-
dera to Calklna ; Calkins to Morgan. Bases
on balls : Off ISeymor , 1 ; off Holmes , 3.
Hit hv pitched ball : liy Heymer , 1 ; by
Holmes , 2. Stuiek out : Hy llolmef. l ! , ;
by Ueymer. li. Vmplre : Vooihees. Score-
man : McKinley. 'lime : Two hours.
KMMI : > IN A TII.U
Umuliii Tries Again irltli Clinton but
KHllnl tn Finish ,
CLINTON , la. , Sept. 25. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The Omaha club snatched today's
game from the jdWH of defeat In the nlntli
Inning , but were prevented from winning by
having to catch tl train , The game was
cold and dreary one , the chilling weather
making It Impossible to play perfect ball
Clinton stalled In tn win , and kept up the
pace till the ninth. A passed ball liy tH-
rich nnd an error by Itourke In the llftli
gave Clinton three scoies and saved hoi
ftoni defeat. The game was uninteresting
rip to the eighth Inning , \vhen successive
smashes by linlchlntnn , McCann nnd Clan-
sen ami u Imp ? on balls netted the Omahat
three runs. The ninth was started in ut 11
winning- pace , MuVey following Larigsford't
single with a double , but phenomena !
catches by Schooley , Howman and I'uehen
retlrr'1 the wide with the scon1 u tie. Score :
Omaha . 2-1 !
Clinton . 4 0 0 1) ) U 1 2 0 2 11
IlliniL-H Inn nt liallliunro.
BAl/TIMOUi : . Sept. 23. The llrat day ol
the fall bicycle tuuinnrnent , while perfecl
for racing , drew n comparatively small
crowd. Tims nttemptcd to break the rnlie
roconl of Tyler , 2.0 : ! 1-5 , but the best lit
could do over a uuartci-mllc truck was 2:10 : ,
He-suits :
One mile , novice ; H. K. Perle first. Time
2:37 1-5 ,
I lair-mllir handicap , class H : McDanalC
(10 ( yards ) first , Cabnnno ( scratch ) seconil
U C. Johnson ( hcrfttch ) third. Time : ln : 2-5
Mlle open , class A : Sims tlrst. Time.
22.ri ; 2-J ,
Mlle open , class I ) : Sanger won. Cabanne
second , Poulter thtnl. Time : 2:20. :
Two-mile handicap , class A : Sims
( scratch ) -won. Time : 5:10 : 2-5.
Two-mile handicap , clnst II ; Harnett (7 !
yarn j liw , Co per K > yards ) ECCOVI , Hux-.d
(2vH ) yards ) thlnl. Time : 1:8 : ! ) 4-5.
clmy'rr > V < iu : i CJIiiso litinie.
SCHIJY1.HU , Neb. , Sept , 23-SpecIa
Tclegrani. ) The last of the series of game :
with Waterloo proved to be one of tl
beat of the season. The Watcrloos pnllec
themselves together for a mighty effort
hut Schnyler stiffened to meet them , us u
shown by the score :
Schuyler . , . . . 0 3000050 I
Waterloo . 0 00000150-1
Batteries : Klllrnell and Palmer for Schiry
ler ; Heln and Mehalt for Waterloo ,
Dusting * ' .New Cjcllnc tilth.
HASTINGS , Sept. 2S.-Speclal. ( new
cycling club was organized In this city las
fright and starts out with an enrollmen
of twenty-live members , II. C. Morln wa !
elected president , Herb Wanzer vice presi
dent , Htmy Jacobson secretary , Kd Mar
mrls treasurer , Kit Marnuls captain am' '
Charles Jacobs lieutenant captain. The :
have completed all arrangements far u two
mile roud race , to tome oft Saturday even
Ins. The new organization will be knout
as the Queen City Cycling club.
romiilt-cl Itjr
I'AWNHE. Neb. . Sept. 2J.-(8peclal ( Tele
gram. ) The Pawnee ball team defeated tin
Tobias-Ohio wa club today. Score. 11 to 7
Batteries : Wilson and Fox ; Scott and Few
ler. Struck out : Hy Wilson. 11 ; l > y Hcott
3. The tame clnba I > 'a > ann tomorrow.
, hi | icr .li > hii on MlH Aliirlc.
JNOTON , In. . Sfpt , 23-SlfClu (
Telegram. ) A hot game of ball was playo <
here between Lincoln and Hock Islam
Wesfrn association teams today , rc-su'llnr.
13 to 17 In Hock Island's favor. Sweeney ,
/Inll nnd 1'edroen knocked homo rims ; Hr-
rors : Lincoln , 2 ; Hock Island , ft.
hits : Mncoln , 13 , Hock iHlnnd , 22. Ilntter-
Ics : Uurrell nnd Bagc ; Johnson and Specr ,
Coin i i > niitrrril | lit lloinr.
COIN , la. , Sept. 25.-Speclnl.-TliC' ( ) liame
team was defeated hero yesterday by tin
College Sprlnfpr aggregation. T. W , llul-
linger ot Omiihii nctod ni umpire. Score ;
Coin . 012130000- "i
College Springs . . . . I 2 2 5 1 4 .1 0 ' HI
Butteries : For College Springs , Hodwell
and McFcrren ! for Coin , Delk and McMu-
lion. Time : Two hours and lftcen minute *
r Atn 'Km Up ,
SVllACt'SlC , Neb , . Sppt 25.-Speolal Tele.
ffrnm , ) A bac lull aggregation composed
of Nebraska. City , Cook an < l Talmnge play
ers came here today to study the notional
game , anil It was auletly given out thai
they proposed to shut out the Hyiuctiie nine
They iilayeil Hvu Innings and null , ( he BCOH
standing 19 to 3 tn favor of the hnnu * team ,
with Ihrco goose egis chur-gcd tip to tin
visitors. _
AKFAIKS AT SOUTH OMAHA.
More Inillnn SUuIln unil llt-mN lroun < l-
Othrr Mugln City Nrivn.
The workmen Oolnc tbo excavating : fnr the
IBohcmlan Catholic church unearthed a lot
more a'kulls and skeletons today. They nine
found spoons , cups , saucers and other trinkets
which had been burled with the bodies , The
beads were so plentiful that the men scooped
them up In a shovel , The cups were ol
some sort at metal , but had rusted so badly
that It was d iHcult to tell what they were.
Morgan lleaffcy , the undertaker , has a
half dczen of the skulls at his place on
Twenty-fourth street. The curious loookltig
things attracted the attention of hundreds
of citizens , who flocked there to nee them.
There la no question but the site selected
( or tlio church was at one time an Indian
burying ground , but U must have bcn a
half century ago.
Tor Aflvuilllu Ilin 1'ntlirr.
Albert Dungan was before Judgj Clirlst-
innnn for assaulting his father. The youiiR
man denied the charge nnd his statement
was verified , by the testimony of his mother
and sister. The father stntd that his son
had been In the habit of coming home drunk
and when ho criticised him for doing so the
boy assaulted him. The Judge benlenced tlio
lad to ten days In tli ? county Jail , but sus
pended the sentence on the promise that the
young man would behave himself In the
future. _
Alnglc city liiiHtlu.
James W. Tanner of Fultcrton was In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Connell , wife of the police captain ,
Is home from n visit with frictUs In Colorado.
\rhere ehe has spent several wecka.
Louis Sworm , on ? of the striking coopers ,
was arrested by Omaha detectives and taken
to Hint city last night on the charge of as
saulting John Peterson.
TKLlUlllAl'llHJ IUHKI'3.
Hueso's private b-ink at Contrail. ! , Wash. ,
has suspended.
The mothers convention began Its sessions
In Chicago yesterday.
Democrats of the Seventh Illinois district
have nominated JOUM ! Miluce for congress.
Constable Hlockvvell hns | > olponeil his
attempts to forcibly collect tuxes at Vnlon-
Uwn , Ky.
The annual Colorado horticultural exhibit
opened at Denver- yesterday with a line
showing of fruit.
The twelfth regular session of the HllnolH
grand lodge , Knights of Honor , Is In tes-
Hion nl Springfield.
HerHver Wnllier of the Atrblson road left
Now York jcyteriiay for Chlc.igo to enter
actively upon his duties.
John Bradley of Belleville , III. , commit
ted suicide yesterday. lie wan to ha\e
been married last evening.
The Rianil jury at Milwaukee has derided
to Indict ox-Hanker Day , but baa not come
to any conclusion concerning Plariklngton.
The case against Caroline K'lsworth ,
daughter of a Milwaukee millionaire ,
chatted with forgery , has been fcettled out
of court and the criminal proc'ecdhigj nolle
pruHequleil.
J. D. Morrison , the missing hanker of
Waco , Wjisli. . has been found in San Fran
cisco. As his business affairs are all' straight
it Is supposed to be a case of mental
aberration.
A colored woman has brought suit nt
Chicago for a wife's Interest In the estate
of the Kite Dentist Henry Lawrence , Sli-
claims they were married in 1SC9. The estate
tate- amounts to over $100,000.
Gcnrge. Ames was found near the railroad
Irnclcs at Niles. Mich. , this morning. Ilia
body wns hoirlbly mangled. As Ma pockets
wete illled. It was supposed he was mur-
doted und lobbed and then placed on th- >
tracks.
OOD'S
SnrsnparllU Is carefully
prepared by cxpctlenccd
pharmacists from Saraa-
imrllla , Dandelion , Man
drake , Dock.Plpssbcwa ,
Juniper Hcrrtcs , and other wrll known
vegetable remedies The Combination , Proportion -
portion nnd Process are Peculiar to Hood's
Samparilln , givlnicll strength andcurattvo
power Peculiar to Itself , not pos
sessed by other medicines. Hood's '
arsaparilla
Cures Scrofnln , Salt Illieum , Sores , Hulls ,
I'lmplcs and all otlitr affections caused by
impure blood ; Dyspepsia , Mlllmusness , Sick
Headache , ImllgeUlon , Debility , Cntarrb ,
Ubeumatlsin. Kidney nnd Liver Com
plaint * . H ! i "Nut What
we Say , but what Hood'a
Sarsap.irlllri Docsl" that
Tells tlin Story Hood's
farjaparilla
Hood's Pills are cenllo. mild aud etTcctlta
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NEBRASKA
V. S. Jei > oitort/f ! Uinalia , Xebra ka ,
CAPITAL , - - $400,000
SURPLUS , - - 555,500
Officers and Uirectoni HniT W. Totes , fret-
Ufnt , John B. Collins , vl : e-prttldnt : lrf ll
S. Heed. Caililer ; WllUiim II. S. liughis , C.-JS'-
Mil crbhlcr.
THE IRON BANK
A M U S li M K N T S ,
MATINKB TODAY.
! . H. UH fi GRfftI PJRFOlHliCE
NKWKST
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OEVIL'S nier.v bt'imo word -
HOVEL
You may fool nil tlio people some of thi
Hint' ,
And some of the people all the time ;
Iut ! you cannot lool all the people nil the
time.
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WHAT JMOltIO CAN YOU ASK ?
Timely prices 25c , Me , 7Jc and fl.CO.
15TH ST , THEATER
15 , 25 , flo and 50 Cunts.
TulKplmnu 1531 ,
THIS AtTEKNOON AND TONIGHT
1'PKOY WA"BD & VOICES H 'not-n
A RUU ON THE BANK ,
Mntlnee I'rlcca Any scat In tie house 23 centn.
CLOTHING HOUSE.
as this ere at sale has
been , it takes quite a while to dispose , of
1500 suits. Not one is worth less than
'V
twice our price. We must sell them.
Price cuts no figure.
Blue and black cheviot sack
suits , a $ i 2 suit for
Latest style cassimere sack
suits , worth $15 , for
Every shade and size" of the
regular $18 suits goot. . .
AH the $22.50 suits in this
great purchafe go at
The finest suit in the world
sacks and cutaways at.
CLOTHING HOUSE. asull.'V
come in for their share oi
the great bargains at , this the most success
ful forced sale we ever held. Don't put.
off any longer you'll regret it ,
Boys'Junior f ) Boys' 2-Piece
SUITS SUITS
The very latest Htylos , Cassitnuro or cliuviot ,
$1.75 $2.00
$2.50 $2.50
$2.25 $3,00
Tailor . ' strike duluyed
Goltifr lit half cost because . them. Yours to . save & 2 on
of the strike. asull.
CONTINENTAL