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\ VOLCOTTTILL \ \ NOT SECEDE1
Colorado Senator Defines Hi Attitude
Toward rreo Silv6r.
FEARS POPULISM MUCH MORE THAU GOLD
Tifnki t lit' 1)iiy uf ItciiaIIIcSIIi $ fruti.
1II , 14fsi te I. ti , Sinnil hy the
Viirt ) tii1ir ; . % II ( Ircatii-
p4tIIIC M.
\ % ' / tS1IU'flTON.prI1 2tSenatorVolcott
) f CoIora1o has written a letter ( lefinhig his
position In regard to the SL Louis cnvenhIoTI.
The enaors poRitlon Is radically different
from the IOfltIOfl ) of hi cnfleigtle , Senator
FeIier flN $ enator Wolcott indicates 1ii In-
tentlon of remaining with the topuhitcan
party , whatever action It tuay take ott the
silver ( Itlestlon. His letter Is a follows :
\V4SI1IN(1TON , April -rwIfl W. 110w-
lert ( 'hni rrnafl I tpubI lenu State CnfleIIt 100
of Colornilo-My 1)eitr SIr : lJtirItig tIii 11IHt
I few weelo. I Iuve ruceIVe(1 marl ) letterS
from Colorsido friends on the oibJcct or the
coming nntionni convention , OULtIY of them
nkIng me It I ( lesirell to go n a deleg.ttii.
ro tivold any 1)0MHIIIU nhIsCOfleCIthon n to
my tisition I write this letter to you its
chiatrinati o the republican stitte central
committee. I iierer tint to 0 I St. 1miIi
g delegate itilil have eireftthly : itvokIeiI
I tii e si 1gb teSt I iiillcit t IOU to itti Y 1)011 ) Y ny
¶ I ; ) rt of U wish to ho preselit at the con-
. Vetition In thirtt Cfllt ttP. I have. however -
ever , an OIhllhOfl On the itihJect or our
t cprecntatIoii Lt the convention. which It
14eP11)ii ; ) Ioer that I shiotihd exIre4 to you.
\Vhien thiu rel"Ihlitan convuntIon tneett It
may ulecilne to he represented at St. IMUIH.
. or It buy e1ect ulelegate. If the latter
thin duty of the tlilegittlfln , in my opinion ,
wilt he tu itttend the convunttoru make the
1)c4t ) light poRIbie for hhmetnhiftuuul in hue
I cominltt'o on rcu'ohuitionu 1111(1 ( 00 the floor
of the convention It there ha1l ho opir-
tunlty for (11500145100 heforu' the whole con-
VefltiOIl , niul attt'r having inudsteul hv evely
ProPer nuethiod upon thifl duty of the con-
VL'ntiOtI to uiet'luure in favor of the ru-tntn-
tion or u4hlver 15 it uuieuitrC of value 1'IulnhIy
vithu gold , to nreeIt the c'lhl ot the major-
lty or the "Onventlon itOh ! endeavor to so-
; cu ro t ii p Ilolul inn tiolu 0 f thu calul iulate most
friendly to tvestern lntcresti' .
I Thu're ! no utterhtice I would not make to
I tuecuire the remonetization of sliver. not hu-
Caliso ( 'olorunlo Is a Proltlcer ( or silver , hut
) L'CZtUiO In ins' opiuuioul , prsterlty viht
luever return to Its until ) uitnetahlluuiui at the
former ratio 1u4 re-establlshinul , und because
thuo uupprcluuting valUe ot gold nod tue
shrinkuige of Values which ulecCue4utrily rol-
, lows thuts flllreChlttiOn , lutist hring onlt fits-
aster nod poverty nod suffering to all the
i'eoplo of this country who are not heuuil-
ers of 1111)00) . I'0 u4eculrO tile Unlhluilteli
cotnnge of Hilser I would count party ties
as nothing.
ulrwn1N TWO F1fl1S.
At this moment , however , thue sttuutlon
which cunrrontn us , Is this : 1)0th of the
two great partt' . ire aflareuut1y ; opposed
to free coluiguge by thin Luultd States. The
poptuhist party favors free coinage , but oniy
t as a. means to secure more ctirrency as a
I stepping totic to unlimIted PllPC mxtey
and It unites with tree coinage itulvocacy
socialistic ithuul Paternehistic fioetrine , whlrhi
are dangerous tug lendeney , uuuiti which
I would be , If adopted , detruetIve to free
InstitutIons. I know of no fourth hurtY
as yet cut itleul to our confidence and u'uup-
port , although the wisdom of leuidrs whose
character anul ahi1ltie we trust may flint
sOlute cc'nunon ground upon vhu feb hI-
r 1netallist4 untalnteul ivith iuopulisnt inuly
stand. tTuiuler these circ1liuistuiIice , thieve-
f re , I desire to he counted as a reptili-
Jian , iirould ot the traditions of uuiy parts' .
glorying In Its achievements , and stilt hope-
I ful that the great party , hiich hits heretofore -
fore toot1 for the masses ngainust the
classes , lilt ) ' In this great economic qtie.-
tion yet riulge itself on tile fillO of humanIty -
Ity and of clvuilzatlon , It either one or the
twa great parties shuahl declare in favor of
the Unlimited coinage ot sliver at our mint. ,
existing potitical conditions in Colorado
whit undergo a sweeping change , and in
this letter I 2JCfllC only of the situation
all it l today. There Is. In my opinion , one
event which thtgiit iuit'oIvo vor.e disasters
than mnononietalhtsia. and only one and
that would he the triumph of populm (
Colorado Huffereul tintler th degradation
anul blight of popu1histrumle for two years.
I behhtiv' It the fiuty f every good citizen
to _ stanul up and tight in the open agatnst a
repetition of that rUinoii' experiment.
, One tiulng ( tirthier-our representation is
nmahl at host. To have the stighitest weight
It shouulul , it any delegation is sent. be
praotIcahi35 unanimous In sentiment and
oxprsion. The occasion Is not one where
1)crisual ambitions or desire for patronage
mhould influence selection. I have no
( bUilt that the republicans of Colorado will
iut1 k'legates to the national convention
she are of a united anti friendly spirit ,
animated l ) % ' a common and harmonious
purpose auiul desirous oniy of securing the
greatest corwiuiormitiomu for the Interests of'
our conimnonwenhthi. It has u'eemed to me
fitting aunt iropcr that the members of that
party. whose cOmuuuuuisidon I hohul , should
Know befiro the meeting of the state con-
volition my views as to our duty in respect
to the ntionat convention. Thiet'e are no
times for differeuices among our own people.
I have faith that the way will lie male
clear for good citizens in Colorado to cast
their baliots flits fall without sacriilcing
their honors or their convictions.
'FiIIIILS'I'N ( MAY ( iVf M.t1. ( % IVICI.
- \tpIuIohi , , , Clmveultloll Ia
Idst'ui to VIii' Nelrzmshiu S.'uuzmur.
lONTl'tflI1t , Vt. , April 28-TIme repub-
Ilcan state convention to elect delegates to
the St. Louis convention will moot lucre to-
morrow. The committee on platform went
Into sosion tonight and adopted resolutouis
which wiil declare for a stable currency pro-
toctiomi and reciprocity as the loading tea-
tiures. It hues beeui agreed that no Instructions -
tions t'iinhi be given to tleIegate , and that
the platform shalt be free from expression
On presidential candidates. Senator Thurs-
ton of Nebraska anti Congressman Linnie of
North Carolina , who are lucre as guests of
the repumhlcan ! league. Jnuy address the convent -
vent ton.
. ' rlzimn Itejumilil k'zi imsVill ShiI.
PIO1N1X ! , Mhz , , April 28.-Tue Arizpna
territorial republican coavontion nuects in
Phoenix touiarrow. Outo hmuntlred timid twelve
delegates are iirovldetl for lit the call of the
central committee and sixty-two seats arc
contested. This evening the tso factions
nrc caucusing anti thieve Is little tlotmbt that
oUs
It bt often ditlli'i1t to ChlVihlcO pCI-
titcim' lilooti 1t4 iuilptlru , tiumlil tltL'811-
ftil en ihui uies , : ibscesn's , boils , scrof-
U lit o r iti I I i'litttii ut , nIt , iuI 11111 1 p i'oof of
time fueL. It s wistloin liov , om 'hell-
cve'l' ilieto is ; tziy iiidicntloii of
-Impure
bnot1 , to take IO0l1i1 ! Sarsnpnrillut , and
Il'CVCIIL Stitli ei'iijutioiutt uituti stlferihig.
4I had a dreadful carbuncla abscess ,
reti , fiery , fierce exit ! sore , 'L'hio doctor attended -
tended me over evemi weeks. When tIme
abscess broke , the pains wore torrlblcand
rihuouglut I Bimould not live through it , I
heard soul rend so much about flood's
Barstuparlhla , that I decided to take it , and
my huhsnd , svlio was suffering vitb
boils , took it atso. It soon purified our
Blood
liutit me up and restored my health so
tbst , although thu doctor said I would
riot be utile to work hard , I hiavn since
douc thu work for2Opeopto. Ilood'sS&r.
raparihia cured my husband of the boils
iiti Wo regard It a wonderful niedicine. '
u11t , Afl3t 1ilt1t8ON , Latimer , Kanea5.
Hoods
: Sarsaparilla
1. the Ono True flood Purifier , All druggists. $ i
hOod's Pills
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two conventions ffl be held. Tonight the
2dcifinley fAction has apparently the call on
organization. The opposition is for . % liion
or time field. A strong movement was started
toiay for a ntrn-committhl money iilank in
the felt that a strong t.liver Plank might
je'psrdizo statehood. This Is fiercely oh-
P050th , hiovever , by the delegates front all
the mining regions.
, tb HA ) it ltIl'tthlh'tNM Si'l.ti' .
A mm I i-lelC I ml h. ' ( 'ruiil 1uI us
vI Ill I hi I'aui , hlsl iii ri ' .
MONTflOMIItY , Ala. , April 28-The
Alabama republican contention is split iii
two factions. The McKinley and anti-Me-
ICinley tlelegates today declined ( ci meet together -
gether , and two conventions are being held.
McKlnlt'ys crowd niot in Dorasy hall , a
negro cencort hail , and the anti-McKinley-
Itts met in a cotton warehmouce , and In tIme
abeence of chairs , stood thmroutgh time' ' pro-
ceedings. flotti effecteti lenuporary organlza-
tlh'Tus. McKinley's rupporters will nonhtiitmte
a uttato ticket p11(1 ( delegates to the St. Louis
convemution. The anti-MeKinleyltes 1)011
wIth the poplulists. There were contet in
thirty-five of the ixty-iX counties in the
state , and as a fight was apparently n -
avoid able , hail t hi e delegates iii ot I n oil o 000
veuution , flovernor Otes tiechiiied to allow
thia ini'etlng to be hold in the state caiitoI.
Time managers of the two theaters to the
city declf'oeil to permIt negroes to come into
their ParqlletIeS and dress circlet , . TIme court
rooms or any chimer halls couihii not be Secured -
cured , anti the negro concert hell and the
warehouse were the only places available.
The IiOPtIliStS met at noon , effected toni-
porary organization , and adjourned.
The McKInley convention amlopteti a ringing
soumid nuoney-proectlon platform siud deter-
nilneti to put a etraigiutout republican ticcet
Itt tim flehti lmeauletl 1)3' General .1. W. liurko
of Calhoun , a high class republican. The
other , ccuiposuid of' all of this antI-ticICinlcy
factons ! , auiopted a idatferm declaring that
all other isruies in Alabania tyoro subservIent
to one-fair elcctiort auuti , therefore , all
Isue excepting thl were evoided In tIme
Platform. SoLild mooney anti protection are
not referred to. A resaluitioui sas adopted
by the anti-McKinley forces that the re-
iiubiicamis fusa in the state elections with
the iioptihlt'tS , allowing thin matter to name
thue nominee for governor and dividing the
btlance of the state tichuet between the parties -
ties , Time idea Is to co-.operato with the
poptilists anti secure fair oiection In Ala-
bama.
After nildntghmt the McKinley conventon !
announced the election of the following tide-
gatce-at-large to the St. Louts convention :
D. I ) . Shelby. C. W. Iluckle , John W. Jone3
( colored ) , and Peter Forth ( colored ) . all instructed -
structed to vote for McKinley. The anti-
MeKinleyttes nomInated tIme following delegates -
gates to St. Louis : Ex-Governor W. II.
Smith , for Quay : Judge J. V. McItmffee. for
Allison ; A. J. Warner ( colored ) . for Morton ;
A. 11. Mixon ( colored ) , for Reed.
IiitCltA'lS ) . % itl ! lVIiNIY IiVlIii ) .
hiuthi PmseIloIM Chiti mit to lIt' I a a
Jority ii ) Uieluigmuui.
DETROIT , April 28The keenest Interest
hiss developed in the fight for supremacy in
the etato democratic conventIon tomorrow ho-
tween the slIver and Cleveland farces. The
state central commIttee will tonight select
a temporary chairman. Silver traders claim
a majority of four on the committee for
their candidate , lion. T. E. l3arkworthm of
Jackson. Thmo oppositIon ciotis not concede
thia anti 1101)05 ) tO elect A. J. Murphy of Do-
troit. -
Questions regarding proxies arc provoking
machi diacussion. A state law enactcd last
year prohibIts votIng by proxies imnlctis time
proxy be a resIdent of the county In which
the vacancy which lie Is filling exists. If
this he enforced It is anticipated to lie favorable -
able to the auimlnlstratton people. Efforts
oil both sides to hold ) nas.i meetings lucre tonight -
night secni to have failed , as lia.s time pras-
poet of a joint debate betwe'n leatlere rep-
rotentiuig both sides of the money question.
AIb 1'U1LlSC. Foil l'lEE SlLVFIL.
ilIissIiit lenuoernts i % ri' Nut
'ViilIt'tl hi I , ideruiul JIH'arul.
JACKSON , Miss. , April 23-The democratic -
cratic state conventiOim to asnemblo lmero tomorrow -
morrow will declare for the free and unlImited -
lImited coinage of silver at 16 to 1 In Ian-
guago tlmat cannot be misunderstood. The
eighteen delegates to be elected to the na-
tionai democratic conventicn and the nine
presidential electors vill be pronounced free
silver men. The names of' Senators George
and Waithali , Scnator'elcct Mouicy , Governor
McLaurin and It. II. Ienry , editor of the
Clarion Lodger , are mentIoned for delegates
to the , : aticsial convention front the state at
large. Senator George and Governor Mc-
Laurin have announced that they could not
possibly attend tlme conventIon.
1IlLL IIOY 'L'O ( ) I 1'EI.iIGlNT.
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I i I at ft II 'l'vo ( ) , t.mm s I a m
Every traveling man has lmad his experience -
once witlm time intelligent boll boy who
'calls" for the early train , says tIme itochmes-
ter Times.
-'I was pounding my ear pretty lively
one nigimt in a Toxarkana lmotei , " said a
Texas man , "then a big thumping on nmy
door brought me up sitting in bed.
, , 'What is it ? ' I asked ,
, , ' ' said tIle darky 'is tie
'floss , , you roan
what wants to go on the 2 o'clock train to
1311 ; Sandy ? '
"I imad left no 'cahi , ' atul I made that
darky umntlerstand so In a ( ow short words.
tIe tackled the next door , and I heard him
ask agaIn :
, , 'hose , lit you do muien wlmnt vaiits to go
oil the 2 o'clock train to lug Sandy ? '
"The answer was terrific. The darhcy was
again awed , For about five minmmtes ho s'as
still , aul if absorbed in thought , Then I
heard .hilmmi say to imimoselt in an argumonta-
five tone :
' - 'Dam ' 5 COlliO 'on iii dls hell who wants to
go on de 2 o'clock train to Big Sandy. I dun
forget (10 numuber. '
"lie Veflt down thmo line repeating time
performamico at seven doors before hmo reached
tIme moan who waittect to go 'on do 2 o'clock
traIn to Big Sanity. '
An Illinois maim tiuouglmt lme cotmld liarallel
this evidence of sagacity. , lie saiti :
"I IttOllpel ( 0)10 ) nught at the hotel at Shaw-
neetowli , and left n 'sure call' for the boat
which was expected along about 4 a. in. I
went to liel : antI slept peacefully until tIme
racket at time door aroused me.
0 'All right , ' I said ,
'I 'Mr. Jones ! Mr. Jones" sang out time
dmtrk' 'yet ) want to catcit the l'adooky
boat7Vell , doy ain't. ito use at you gottin'
mmp , ' Do boat's done gone , salit'
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1 % log's Queer Ovtimiz.tiun ,
1ys , tlme 'anine emuployc oftlmo liiuioum Iron
\Vorhs-met with an accident time other ( lay
by whici his riglmt front leg 'yea broken ,
tsa.s time San Francisco Exaimuiner , ICeys lmas
beemi looked upon by 'tiieoiilcers of the iron
works as one of tlmeIr regular worhcmnen
for about fotmr years , lie is a dog of no
partictmlar beauty anti his imeuiigreo would
imot be considered by ( log famiciers , but ho
poscse womulerfui Imutohilgomico , ito makes
time Pptrt'ro 1)011CC itatIomt lila lmommie pd ho
i tIme pot of Licutuitult lienmtett , but'jiearly
every worlumuan in time slmipbtmilulimug concern
olaimums time friemdsIuIp of the dog ,
At i1m first , of tIme golig every morning -
ing Keys tins reported for duty at the gates
of the Uimiori Iron Works , and hmo Imas never
loft tuntil a full day's vork lmas been ncconi
idisimed. ho was partIcularly useful In tlme
shIpyard tuluit in the belier shop , and time
foremen of tlmoao fivpartmciits say he was
intuit , valtmabte to timomu than a mmman for cer-
lain kinda QC work. lie coultl crawl through
sniail holes in boilers ati1 about slmlps , and
hmls particmilmir work was to carry tools , bolts ,
smuts , rivets , anti other smiiall mum'ticies mmec-dcd
by workmen who had crawled into such
places , amni to have them creep bach ammul
forth. for such am'tlcies would catmso cousider-
able los. of time ,
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( ! omlimlmmg imsier II ( , , , ( Jm-TmcI'r . % rm''NemI ,
NEW YORIC , April 8.-Coninuander
P.00th-Tucker of the Ilalvution Army , while
out slunimmuimig tonight , rns arrested anti
taken to ( imu J1lzaitdtlu tttmtOt uollco mitu-
tion , IJail wag fIxed at 31,1)00 ) , which was
fmmrmiiahed by Steve jiretlie ,
'this tuvlmmtIcni ehuerme bromtht auinst Coin-
niaiidor l3outh.Tuclcer was "wnlkjmmg arouutl
the streets in disguIse. " When strested
hue wa wumlumg a UtIle wig amud utlse
whul3kers
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SOUNI ) 1ONEY DEIOCRA'1'S
Administrton Willg of the Nubrasa Un-
terrified Meet at Linoolu Today.
EUCLID MARTIN TO hEAD THE DELEGATION
I mu I ru'mIqt ( 'hii * I rlmmmm mm of time Imn't hum
IdIII'lI tmt mis ( 'erimuh , . 1mm (1. , to
CI , it'nwoOt lmer I'roh-
nIht' ieli'gmttes.
LINCOLN , April 28.-Special.--At ) 4
o'clock tomerrow afternoon Cimairnian Etmchitl
tIartin tvill call together the admlmiistratlon
or sound nlomley wing of thuo Nebraska democracy -
mocracy at time F.mnko opera house. The pimr-
pose of this convention will be tIme election
of the seconmi batch ci sixteen delegates anti
time same number of alternates to the Chlcag
natlommal democratic convention. TIme call
provides for a comuventlon of 623 delegates.
Tonight time talk of delegates-at-large concentrates -
centrates on the names of Eucilul Martin antI
T. J. Mahoney Of Omaha , Tobas Caster of
Lincoln and Daniel Cook of Ileatrice. Front
the First congre.siommal ui.strict N. S. liar-
wood anti D. P. htoit are saul to be slated for
district delegates , although the name of Albert -
bert Watkimis is freely nnentioneml In this
connection. it is expecteul the Platform viil
tieclare for a goltl mttnndarti without equi.vo-
cation or evasion , alflrmim the allegiance of
Nebraska's democracy to tite Monroe uloc-
trine as expounded by I'resdent Cleveland ,
anti mlomnand time retireniezmt of' greenbacks In
accordance vitlm the message of the presi-
tient ; demanti timat flits govermmluent abatidomm
timbtmsiness of hamiking aim its owum nccotmnt ,
amuti endorse time admululatration of 'President
Clereianti.
T. .1. Malmoney nitul J , 13. Sheehan , secretory -
tory of tIme tiemimocratic state central coiui-
inittee , arrived from Onialma tomiiglmt out a
late traimi. Chmairnian Etichiti Martini mild not
arrive , and tlmere vlil be no meeting of the
committee this eeniuig.Vortl was received
fromn Seretarv of Agrletmiture .1. Sterilmig
Mortout that he should not be in attendance
on tim , ? convention. Ielegates from % 'esterii
commmmtiez-u arrived in great numbers , and tIme
Prospect is bright fcr a full attendance. lieu.
Dan Cook of' Ucatrice Is on time grounti. As
yet tie tammgible stmggestlon has beemi inatie
for temnpornry clmairman.
CALl. F'Oll ltIl'liIlICAN ! CON'hN'l'lO
Suit. tmit lint Of mtStstte 'L'I'het tile
OJju't't Of I lit ! 3let'l I mis.
LIN'COLN , AprIl 28.-Special.--John ( ) T.
Mailahicu , acting chairman of the state re-
pubhlcan comuimiittee , has Issucil the call for
tIme Lincolmi convention on Wedmiejluy , July
1. At 10 o'clock of tIm mornIng of that day
1,057 delegates , Iuuoro or 1es , will meet in
tItle city to "name candidates for governor ,
lieutenant governor , eicretar ) ' of state , null-
tor of Public accounts , treasurer , superIutenl-
cnt of public Instructiom , attorney general ,
comnmim'sloiier of public lands and bulldumigs.
coo judge of time supreme court for term of
two years , omie judge of the supreme court
for tcrmmi of four years , one regent of the
State imnivorsity to fill vacamicy , eight lmtesl-
tiemitial elc-ctora and to transact smmclt other
bimslness as mmuay properly coiuie before the
convtsition. " The supreme judges to be
nomnhmiJ.te are contlmugent upon tue adoptIon
of the constitutional amendment provimiing
for two adtiitional judges. TIme regent tobe
nominated is to fill time texpirod term of
H , D. Estabrook , resigned.
The several counties are entitled to repre-
, cntatioit as follows , the apportionnment be-
lng based upon tIme vote cast for I1'Ii , Jonaph
S. Eiartley for state treasurer In 1S94 , giving
each county one deicgato.at-iarge ani one
for each 100 votes and the major fractlcim
thereof.
, . ' ' . ciiies De'egates. '
Antejepe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ) t 1ohnomi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
tltnis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lcearnc ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11'
hlanntr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . heithi . . . . . . . . . . .f. . . . . a
Ililatne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Kcya. I amma . . . . . . . . . . 3
Boone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . It Icimtinhl . . . . . . . . . .i. , 2
floic imutte . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Knox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
floyd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a Lant'8stt-r . . . . . . . . . . . .
llrown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lincoln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii
fltmff'nlo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1gan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
hurt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II Loup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
ltutler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fl Ma'lison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1)
Ca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . ' Mcl'fmerson . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Cedar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . atom-rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . it )
Chase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Nanc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Ctieny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C . Neuuittha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
C.i-'enno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . uckohis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
( 'lay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IS Otci
Coifax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i'WnCe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Cuuntimg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 l'erkin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Ctit-r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 l'mlelmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l'i"rce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
Iawe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l'lntte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Dawson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 l'olk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a
Deuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 fled Whtiew . . . . . . . . . . 11
Dixon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a hthcianison . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Iodge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 flock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1)ougits . . . . . . . . . . . . . .116 Saline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
lundy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1IflY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1'itlmero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IS Hatmailers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
FrantIin , . , , . , . . . , , . . . a Scotis Jihuff . . . . . . . . . . 3
Frtotier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Seward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1'urnas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 OIeril.trt . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Gage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 iiluernan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Garmiehl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sioux . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Gotper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mitauittlm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
G.ttrtt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Thayer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IT
Greehey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Tmiomtts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 2
hail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IS Titurston . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
llanillton . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1) Vnlicy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Ilamian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \'nsittntnn . . . . . . . . . ii
I 1ayu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 % 'ai-mte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
itltctmcock . . . . . . . . . . . . \VeItMter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
11cR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 wmieeler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
hooker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
lfearti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - -
Jeffemuton 19 Totni iO,1
Otue IJ'uiiot'rzs IN ( , ( Ielrgmutes.
NEIIRASKA CITY , Neb , , April 28.-Spo-
cial.-Timo ) ndinlmmiitration democrats of Otoe
county heiti theIr convention Imero yesterday
afternoon , Time attendance wan mtniall. The
convonticii chose the following delegates to
the state coimve.mtlon : D. I' . Unite , M. Ilaumer ,
Carl Morton , V , W , Straub , L. Enyart , F.
Marneil , A. L. 7ellcrs , C. M , llubmuem' , John
Kropp , Job mm Sinclair , Wilhinni Escmmoyer ) ,
George V. llawkc. Jolmn hull , I ) . T. Hayden
R , C. Gotten , J. II. Catron , jr. , Fred Ileihier ,
Jlanry Markel , Vt' . A. Cottc,1 , , F. L. hiiilinan ,
Freul Goerkot. . Welter , II , Fastonatm They
were instructed for D. P. Itolfo for district
delegate to tIme national convention.
11011. J , Sterling Morton , recretary of agriculture -
riculture , surprised tIme -citizens by Imium Unexpected -
expected arrival lucre yesterday.
ORE ) , Neb. , April 28.-Spcchal.---Jtt ( ) time
tleniocratic cenventi' ' m ) held yesterday time. fol.
lowing tleiegutcs i'ere oiected to attend time
deumiocratic etato convention to ho lucid lit
LIncoln tomorros' : J. L. Mchonougii , F. 13.
Bartlett nfl T. L. hall ; alternates , Otto
Murchell , 0. 14. Kirtley and lien I3riigforul ,
They emidorseti Cleveland end Imis admimuis-
tration , anti declared tlmemsolves iii favor of
honct mnoney worth 100 cents omt tIme dollar ,
hiemi I rlt' . 1li'rt'hmnmit Iloimlimi ( I v'r ,
IIEATRICE , Nob. , April 28.-Specfal.- ( )
C , H. flrqwning , arrested at AtchIson
sonie days ago upon various criminal charges
ain returmieti to this city , had a prehinmimmary
Imearing this morning upon p charge of removing -
moving nmiortgaged property anti was bound
over to time district cotmrt , his hail honti
being fixed at $500. Ito will remain in jail
until the May term of court. 'There have
been sonic rather peculiar developmnont in
Browning's case. S. Fitch , ' tIme tailor , followed -
lowed hiini to Atcimlson and had hlmmt mtr-
reatomi IiiOit a clmargo of stealing clotim , ilnd-
log tls'emmty-seven pieces iii iiito possession ,
Timis mnormiimlg the mortgaged buggy and a
iortion of tiw goods were' ' roWrneti to this
city , folioweti by a message to the , tfect
that time remainmler of the goods hat ! been
attachmeti by a law firm fqr a debt of $75.
Viiethmor it is clainieti tIme debt i'as con-
tractett hI ) ' Browning or Fitch is not knownm.
hionmer Icitoit end County Attorney Murphy
loft for Atchison today for the purpose of
securing tIme goods by reptevimi. ,
ihmist , ( 'ht ( iiimit'hi Is lfnrmmnmmlnmmM ,
hASTiNGS , April 28.-Special.-Tho ( )
second nmucoting of time new city council was
lucid last niglmt ammti almost all the appoInt-
monte were made , The council wont into
caucus for about forty minutes , amid cont-
firnied every aplOlfltmmlent with the exception
of James ifupp for patrolman. The newly
appointed officers are : J , C. W'liiiamos , chief
of police ; James Itupp , patrolman Toni
Clark , emlKlmieer at water works John hlanimp.
shire , street comnmulesiouer ; Dr.V , II. Lynn ,
city phuyuician ; \ , A. lloaglaumd , clmief of
fire deparimuent ; J. M. Teunsot , David Ii , L. .
Breed and Waiter iCeat lhrcmmtcmm ,
.
st.tta iiImihIcI I mu Sm'lt-lcfeimse ,
HASTINGS , April 2.-Spocial ( Telegram , )
-Young Ihaphaci , the boy who stabbed
I1ery Mtipes .cmmlay ngtm ! alter hi bad
iieen nsiatmItr his' 1Main's , had it preliminary
trial thii afit-n4111. The tcttfli0ny of all
th to tin effect that Malici
failowed tini defendant for a 1)100k calling
him vile lianlPS antI finally knocket him
tlown. Frcmn time testlniomiy of' tile of the
statoe wtflii itnS shown flint Mopes
was warneti b4TOhe b"y hail mi knife , but
answered flint Tt thu not make any uilffrenee ,
for lie would shoot him It lie attempted to
umse it , amid Jhep tootle tilt' assault. After
hearing the hetinony tIme justice tiecitieti
that the defendant had niot bern guilty of
ally CtilTmO ammtl lSft'Cd to bntl him ever.
lila tiecit'on t1'as heered I ) ) ' thin crowd of
spectators $ n'the1tom. Mapes' condition Is
dangerous. ILe , us werjc today nuid a
lihyrielamis any his cluances to live or die am.
about ectual.
't' ( ) it I IM A tItt'l' A NI V A lI.
% , hllmt Ii ( 'I isimlM' iIu'ihliullt ( 'mum ln iii
I lit' Vit y of ( 'I I iii hi 111X
Elephmcnts are able to iiialie their way imp
amid dowi moiommmtains end thrommghm a country
of steep cliffs. vnere mimIcs vouItI not thorn
to venture , ciii even wlmere men I''i Pad'
sage dlmcumlt , says PtmblIc Opinion. Their
tracks have ttei'n foumnul impan the 'ery stint-
unit of nmotmntaimts over 7,000 feet high. In
tiie jotirmicys an eleImbamit is often compelled
to descend hills and mnotmntaIn-lies wimicli
are almnoat lirecipitoums. ThLe is time way in
wlticim It is done : The elephant's first mima-
hoover Is to knsel dawn chose totho declivity.
Cue foreleg is thou cautiously Pae3eti over
tIle edge antI a shiot way thotuum the slope ,
and If lie fimuds ( lucre is no good spot for mt
firm fotitlmoid , lme c'peedily termite one by
stamping into the soil if it is moolah or kick-
lag omit a footIng If It is dry.'hien be is
sure of a good foothold the other foreleg is
broumght down in the eallie % va ) . Thiemm lie
hiarformno time caine vork. over again with his
[ ret. bringing both forelegs a little in advance -
vance of time first fotiiold. This leaves
good places already uiiad for time imIud feet.
Now bracing himself umpc.i hIm , huge , strcng
forelega , hue tiraws hula hInd legs , first one
omit ! then time otlmer , carefttlly over thin edge
where they occupy tIme first places mimade
by the fore feet. ThIs is tIme way the imuge
t'ti'nmal ' liroceetla all tIme svay down , zigzag ,
kneeling every time with the two lund legs
wlmhlo lie makes footholds with hla fore feet.
'l'hus time center of gravity is preserved ,
anml thin ittigo beast lrevemitctl froni topplIng
over emi his nose.
Sytmvmmmed , , it ( lie lieu.
Ueclo lslmm \'oodbine , Miss. , was
wimitowashuimig a Imouse the otlmer day when a
swarm of' hifles In full wing chanced to icr-
vade the atniosphiere. Now , bees are muclm
dearer to tIme Imeart of Uncle Islmamn than
wlmitewashimig , tlmommgh whiltouaaimhmmg is lila
prcfession , says a correspommiiemmt of time Plum-
dohpiiia Times , so I tas not utmrpriseui when
tin ? old omit dropped huts brush beat ! and ears
lit tito humcket , straighitemiul his crooked back ,
and Imobbled rapIdly cup to time tloor.
' 'Gininic. do thinner boll , inistis , ' ' Ime said
ecltedly.
"What is it ? " I asked.
' 'Bet's , ' ' he whmispereui , and I got thi boil.
I lumetv the old oman's veak ICOS. De.sit1e , it
is not tmninteresting to see a swarm of bees
lmived-frono a iierfectly safe distance , under-
stcmmd. The bees showed soon , siiia of unak-
big a raid on a honeysuckle 'ine that was
in ( till bloom on ' nty trellis , hut time queen
seemed dainty about masking a ) tndimig. She
buieuI ammd it1iired and almiftect is'itlm time
sarm at imer' hieoi till the air was ilaclc
witim bees , hmml resolutely in the midst , with
ills bell ringihg , stood Uncle ishmamut alone
and unpiotectd , yet wIth his taco to the
fee. I coulldmi't ' ii' whether tIme swarm w.is
movimmg wltlm the old man or he sas mnoviimg
with tue swal'mn , ( ho bees were muo timicli
about him. bitt the group kept up a con-
tintual migratipn tiii at last tIme door of my
little poultry yard was reachmeul. A heavily
blossomed rosebush grew just beside the
gate , and uphn this at length time queen
seenmed to huttse made up her imuind to lIght.
Silo made mm dive downward , time swarm following -
lowing , when , Just gtt the critical moment , a
hen front time Iou.ltry yard , with a loud
cockle , flew from 1mev mmmost imito tIme very
mitlat of time st'arpo
"Drat dat 910 fcol hen ! " I heard Un.ie
Lshamrt say , ad , I ' thought tIme game tins
ended.
What thosebees. . and that hen really
thoimghit'4t wn 'in1ossIbio to state -with
accuracy , but they esldently setlnod to think
that inutuaily kInd of ' -
seine reacting a cs'-
clone bu&ness had been lot lopse imi their
midst. For a moment or two there appeared
to be just a conglomerate mixture of bees
and hen in midaIr , and , by amid by , when
they came doirn , they were Utorally all thieve
apd all together. The queen , who imad no
doubt been knocked "perfectly sIlly , " was
comfortably established on time hen's back ,
whIle tii whole swarm clung around her.
The poor lien was bOdocked from tIp to beak ,
and could not move a feather.
Uncle Isham , very much surmrised at thmo
turn of affaIrs , got a box and soon hmati the
swarm saely imIveui , mtmcim to tIme tioor lien's
reflef.
S
F'Ires 0. ii hmiy.
TOLEDO , April 28.-Time Toledo Tuiie works
amid the Smioead foundry were damaged by
fire last nig'hb to time extent of $55,000 with
$34,000 insurance.
PITTSIJURG , AprIl 28.-The large ware-
houmse of the Atlantic Refining coniany of
Fifty-uteventim street , togetimor with two eat-
tling taimks and a number of receiving tanks ,
containing oIl , were destroyed by fire about
2 o'clock this morning , entailing a loss of
about $100,000. The fire is believed to lmav
beemi incendrary.
O'NEIlL , Neb , , April 28.-Special-FIre ( )
yesterday destroyed a barn on a farm owned
by Jamiios Pinkormami , east of time city. A
team of horses were aiso burned.
YOItK , Nob. , April 2S.-Special.-Timo ( )
phmotographi gallery of Henry Lee was con-
aldarably tiamageil by fire last nIght , TIme
grocery store of II , 0. Page woe daniaged
by water.
A Iim rse I limut lt.gisters.
in the same line with thm Roentgen rays
conies a French invention , a purse that reg-
istera the amount of money oxpepded. Mnie ,
Cammthie Cud tier 1mg-suffering sirtcrs iiiil
now be iii time happy positIon occupied by
time Anmerlcan street car corporations with
timelr bell ptmmmches. As thIs inventIon was
made I ) ) ' 0 Frencbwomnan , it was , no dommbt ,
iitomldcti ! for tIme ese of geimtiemnen only.
Surely no self-rospectimig woman would carry
attchi a comnpromnieng affair witlm her , It is
had emmoighm for a imusbanti to take a peep
at hilt wife's purse and see tIme money that
mmas btt3lm transferred from his mureo , but to
be able to see a conipieto record of' the
Imigh-pricoul mmothmlngs , that would be cheap at
half the price , is , slnmply horrId.
-i-- . -
SIt'miherr ltelliiutt'Illt'ml tlstmi.1 I.
E. M. Stenbcrg of 'time Board of County
Comniissloner say fhiaL the statement of
County Treasuroi hieimrod tbat ho imati
recommended Wiiiiamntlstadt for emnpioy-
ment in time treasurer's oillce was correct.
Mr. Stenborg saId : "I remember recomnmenui-
11mg Mr. Aistatht. Time employment wami fqr
only sIxty days anyway , and I know Aistatit
to ho competent , as lie lmad worked two
years iii tIme otilcp t time city treasurer and
was 4nilliar witty , tutmatterS. I timougtmt he
could do time ivk better than a iiuan who
know miotiming of the tax list amid would
consunie almost tfentiro sixty days In be-
centimig familiar iitlm . time work. "
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Thos. Slater hiss a message for every man
oi page 7 , Ion't fail to read it ,
S -
LOti.tia aihIhIVI'l'1h2S ,
Time NebraskiIUumnano society is urging
upon dog owmies limo necessity of procuring
dog tags before thp , siaughter of time canines
begins. ) iIi' ;
The police patrol boxes of time city are
being given time annual coat of palot. Thms
time time ) ' are being pinted blue anti strIped
with black. '
The Board of I'mmhi Works has ordered a
car of vitrified brick frommi Henry ilollmm for
general use lit sircot repairs. Tue price is
$10 er 1,000.
Thomas Truelsen line been given a permit
for tlmo orecUon of three tiwellimigs at time
corner of Timirty-sixtht anti Howard streets.
The buildings will be two-story framnes and
will coat $1,500 each.
1)uring time past few days a large number
of cases of chicken pox have been reported
at the healtim ciRce , Tmo dlsoase soemmis to
huavo become epidomnlc In sonie partu of the
city , but no serious results have followed ,
ilealtim Comnmissiormer Biythuin bas been do-
tamed a hmOiliti for several days by the very
serious illness of his 5.year-old son , wimo
hma been suffering front acute bronchitis.
Ills life was in danger for several days , but
time disease has now tahien a turn for the
bettr , and a recovery is expected.
S11\TE \ ' VARSiTY BALL TEk1I
Strong Aggregation Comes to Open the
Season iii Omaha ,
APT PUPLS OF IBRAM E. EERIGIIT
Stini emm t' Un.l . cc I lie 4) ii ly himmeic I muti'ii.l
to 'Vsut'ltiu' ( 'iiitmuIll . ' , , , , ( 'N
' ' 0mm Iys' ' aim ist I mmm'slmm y
_ t ft u' r mm m , ,1 II ,
On next Saturdly , May 2 , flit' imise hall
solsomi at Umiiverslty Park will be formally
opcmmeul with a game luetween time UmmicuIty
climb teanm anti time State Ummiversity trout
of' Lincoln. Time State Umuiverot' team Imas
been in active trainIng since early in Dc-
cember , iS95 , imntier the direction of tlm only
litmek Ebrigimt , whmtmse work is familiar to
all Omiiaiia base imnil fans , nmtml also umniler
tIc dlrectlomm of Ilarnes ammul ICimmi-
mercy , ivimotua pitchIng time ) ' have
been latting for the past three months.
With time material ivhuicm ! cifered lteelf for
the teamu , anti ivitim 'niclm contimimmeul Practice
nimul coaching as It has becit smubjectnil to
durIng time entire spring , there is no doubt
flint the Ummiverslty ii1i pmmt thmo strommgeat
team lmmto time fold this year that it ever
huts. In addition to time players of last year
thmere are it imtmmbcr of new iiieii , who are ,
without exception , better flush those wimoso
imlaces they take.
Aimmong time macmm ii'lmo will lie lucre Saturiiay
are Captutimm h'ace , ivii3 has plutycti short for
three years anti is cse : of flit' , . 'mrest much
ever et'n in that liosItiOli in amnnteumr vaults.
Deneulict , ecomiui baee. was time star of the
tCnhii ! ttst year , ammul ivili be remmienmliered by
all Onmaima Patromia of time gamno who saw him
play here , lie is bettor thou over this year ,
nnui lit niditlon is leadumig tlmo teamim iii hat-
ting. Frici is doIng tIme catching thmit
year ciul is one of time best
backstops ivhmrj ever played In time vcst ,
Paehcartl in phmmylmug center for time fctmrtii sea-
SOil , cml his Wom IC siioivs a great iuiuhirovl.'uilcmut
over that , of last year. lie is iir&icimlarly
si. ! cog 1mm throwing 1mm trout the field , amid
will iindotmbtcdty be givemi an olulmartilltity to
show his abilIty In timis thirectlomt oIl May
2. Ratudolphm is Ida yl a g tlmirtl , auth tIme Ca 'ot
that ime luau lucId t his itositiomu for four
seasons against all comuiers is a suuhicietit
guarantee of huts abilIty ac a tmia'er. Kindler ,
a mien' moan , is playing iirst nod Ic nit ha-
hmrovenment over Ilealti of last year. Time
pmtchimmg wIll be done by Timorp arid Gordomi ,
both of wimommi nro nev men auth both of
whom have suuowmi remutarimable ability In
time box timia season , Timuurp is time
maim wo everetl imimneclf wltim
glory oum the foot luau team
lath season. For time field , besIdes Itynum ,
there are 1teuler amid aiclford , the latter he-
log time ccmmter rush cmi last ycare' foot ball
ttaimi. thmimmagerViil hayward is lCrfeCti ) ) '
commfiuiemit timat hits team wIll v/li ) from limo
Umtiver&uhiy cltui > Oim Saturday , as imo figures
that imis mmmcmi are now in t hue very plmdt of
comidition , ithIle time iocal players are not yet
in tluelr hest fernm , owimig to time lack of
practice this early in flue seasami.
rlme imiammagemnent of time UniversIty dumb
tilsimes to imuipressupon time lover.m of ba'e
ball : Ommmaiua time fact that it has utrranced
for a serIes Cf about a tiozemi gmtuies with
the beat college teamims whIch calm l)05S lly be
secured to time west. amiul It hiatt doime thuis
only by gs'lnt ; very large guarantee. The
club i not n the field for tIme purpose of
making uimOney , hut simpiy to give Omaha a
chase of base ball which it has never iuad
before , and iii rettmrmt asks nothing except
a patronage such as ivihl enable
It to connie out even upomu its guuarammtoe.
Games could eaeUy have bee narrangeti with
local amateur diUi)5 which would have givemi
time members of tile University club just as
umiucit iracttre and hileasure , so far as time
playing of time games are commcerned , as can
possIbly be secured froni playiimg witim a
team to which it is necessary to guuaramltce
200 or more for a single game. If it should
developo tlmat tine patronage for time f1st
few flameS i/i not sutlicicot to meet time gmmar-
cilteas to theviriting club , of course self
preservation wIll compel time cancellation of
subsequent dates.
.taiIis Oi 'iiiio NA'i'iONA L LfO. % GUFO.
Senators 1Timtuiih' 'I'IemllNeiS4'4 aim
1)ot'tor l'otml vitiu G eon t 1/nret' .
nArJPIMORE , Apm'Il 28.-TIme Senators
won from the Champions today by hitting
Pond when they needed imits , amid the
Ciainpions lost iecaumue they could not solve
lloyd's delivery , iitmt three of their seven
hits ielng dumrimmg time eight innings ii. . ? OCcupied -
cupied the box. Joyce's batting was the
feattmre. a hmomu' m'un , a double and two
singles , nil timely run-getters standing to
hint credIt. Attendance , 0,100. Score :
i3ahtimn-'re . . . . . . . . . 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-ri
Wasimington . . . . . . . . 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 49
jilts : Ilaltimnoro \Vnshmimmgtomm Ii. Errors -
rors : Baltimore \Vntsnington 2. Earned
runs : Jta'timmiore \Vasimington S. Two-base
hilts : Jennmiumgs , Joyce. Three-base hits :
Ai'bey. 1-lome ruins : Joyce. Stolen bases :
Jenmiings , Cnrtwrigiit elhacit (2) ( ) , Joyce ,
Kehle ) ' , Abbey. Double plays : Dormiieiiy to
Doyle. First base Oit halls : Oft Ponti 2 ,
off Anulermica 1. lIlt by iuitcllei ball : 3m-
nimlgs , Donnoly Seiiach. Struck out : Ily
T'onulI. . \'lld pitches : Anthem-soil 1 , l'ond 1.
hlattemles : Itutitimorm , t'omitl minI Dower-
wan ; \Vuutimlngtoui , DDyd , Anderson and Mc-
Guire. IYniire : hurst.
NEW YOItK CAN'T WIN.
NE\V YORK , April 28.-Tue New Vorks
made their sIxth ) ttteunlt today to whim a
game since oienimlg the clmamnpiomishiii 501
son here , and for time Ixth time tailed.
TIme lhostons migain took theni Into camp ,
this mutktmng the record for the himuuiiemtters
three straight. The New Yorks leave tonight -
night for mc nmontim'ut trip. "Cy" Ilowen
rulteimeui iui fist ganmi' in the leagtmc' . totiay
( or time New Vomits , anti was 'em.y wihul.
'tiaiuiti hilled time luEl as it pitcher to pertec-
thun. Attmuidaimce , 800. Scone :
New York . . . . . . . . , , 001000002-8
Uostom . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 -U
hIlts : New York 10. floutton 6 , Ermnrs : New
York 5 , II miton 0 , Eutrnoui runs : New York
2 , ihoston 3 , First base on bmtls : : Oft llowen
5 , off Mains . Struck out : Ily Iloweli I ,
by , iutlnu 3 , 'rwo.buse luits : Tiernan , iti'an ,
Maimmum , Sacrilice lifts : lioweim , I hamilton.
Stolen unties : \amm hinitren , hluimiltoum ( :1) : .
Long , Lowe. Dotmhuio play's : lcmmiler to 11.
Iavium to Farrei , hcumve to ' .i'mmckc'r. huL4 St ii
ba'ls : Farmel , Vt'ihui piIeilem4 : f i'eui 1 ,
Mains i. hilt by pitcher : By hiowemi 1.
Ilattemies : New York , Bowt'n and lcarrei ;
hioston , MaIns and flynn. Ummupire : iCeete.
1iEAhJ1'hFtTI Pi'I'CIIEtS' IIATTLE.
PI'I'TSlitIhtG , I'a. , itiiril 23.Time Cleve-
Innds lost today because tine ) ' could not hilt
Hawley , 110th hiitciit'rmi did thin % t omIt , multi
were well sumpllorteti , itit tIle visitors only
got tour hhis outside time , linimmonul. Eacim
of T'ittshmmrg'mi hitmi netted two imttute. ; At-
tentiance , 4,000. S ore :
l'itthurg . . . . . . . . . . . . I ) I ) 1 1 1) ) 0 0 0 -2
Cies't'iutnui . . . . . . . . . . . . I ) 0 0 II C 0 0 0 0-0
hIlts : Pittsbtirg 4 Cleveluimutl , 1 , lrmors :
i'ittsbt'rg , I ; t'ltvelulnti. 1. Enimneri immms , :
I'ittclnii IT , 0 : Cleveland , 0. ' 1'w0-iuumu' imlts
Lunqvnim , Stenizel 2) ) , Hawley , Sauriiittt
hilts : Lyons , MclCttnn. Stolen limtuemi : : ( 'hiltiut ,
Hurkitt. , Ioumtuie plays : Ely to 111mm ijijuer
to iimichcley. liasea on halls : iluirhitit I ,
Childu' , C'u1'py. Hit by pitehmeil ball : it'le-
imuiimty. htruek out : iieelclt' ) ' , MCK'/nn ,
timearon (2) ( ) , 'i't't'ati O''onuit'r. h'assetl
bails : O'Coiiuior (1) ) . hatterles : l'ittuuiiumg.
I hawley and Merritt ; Cit'velanui , nippy nail
O'Conmmor. tJmnlmIreS'eydumne ml ,
KNOCKS OUT AiR , OltThi.
I'ihiLAiEIPIIIA , Aiim II 25.'l' he Brooklyn -
lyn team today ngutin tioft'mtiii the l'hmiliie.m' .
Time sisitors won by oxct'lltrmt batting , muiul
atideui to their score Imy costly tirmors Cf time
Imoma teammm , in time t'c.nui inmnhmig Orih ii'm
retired to time heuit'hn , attt'i' Itelmug hIt fur a
ii utile vu n , mt I mvo.iumiggsm' toni t ii n cc simmgles
Attenidance , 5,100. iheome :
Phiimideildiia . . . . . . . 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 05
hlrooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . 0 d I 2 0 1 0 9 0-12
II Its : i'iiilumuielidila , lO : I irnnki'n , 21) , Er-
ro m's : I 'hi I lii dci liii lu , 4 ; I iruoitlymm , 8. Etmul t'ti
rutus : i 'huh ladt'I m dm ha , 0 : I Immolt I , n , 7. 'i'ivo-
Imutso iiit : Tiicunipcomu. himirrei , I.achammte.
Shtmiihii' . 'rhroe.butso lilt , : : DttI.'hmmmmt y
Grady. llomno rtumi I.a'lmun i' .
bases : iui II. ' . I I m'i ilhmi. Lii thin 1119. , H trot-k
out : liutrel , Daly. loublu iuimvs : 'h'hmomnh )
imn : to ( irttIy ; ilmulimimaim to iirtmLhemuI. i"irst
hose on balls : Off Omth , 1 ; oft bus , I ; off
iCennme'iy , 2. lilt by luitcher : i5tliilyin
flatteries : iiiiindelphim. Orthu. himk'm ' an'l
(1rail' ; ilrooiniyn , ICennt'uly almil hhulrrel
Unmpireut : Lyneim mumti IIen'Iersn ,
S'rANIING OP TIlE 'Fi.MS.
I'hayed.V'n. . Lost. 1'.C.
Plttshurg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S a 2 75.0
himiIumdolpiiltt. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 ' 3 63.7
ihoston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 C 4 C.0.0
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 C 4 0.0
St. Louis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 C 4 6.0
lireolilyn . . . . , . . . . . . . . a r , .t as.o
VamuhmIngton . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 ' I f.h *
ilumitluiiore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i ( , 6 4J.0
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii ) 3 5
Cievelautfi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 4 4 ( ,0. (
New York. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 1 8 ii I
Louis'ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 1 II 10.0
Gamne ttuthav : lialtinoova at Ihoston ;
York nt Phitndelpimi.t ; Vumshington at iirook-
lyn. _ _ _ _ _ _
% % 'iiM'I'l1hif .M54fl'f.tThIX II i-Mlii'l'i ,
I't. Til mur , ( eli i , , ' , ' , ' an .1 It . , tit
frd I Ii I' VI a mumrs Yt'sicrlmt y.
ii't MOiNEi , 4irIl 2S.-tcore :
heq Moines. . . . . . . . . o o o o o I 0 1 0-2
Cotiar hinpifis. . . . . . . . 0 0 (1 ( 0 0 0 0 1 01
ilttr : lies Moines. 9 ; (2etinr ( ilaplis. 1) .
Err"rs : i ) ? * loimic'u' 5 ( 'eduir hisplils , I )
hiattet lee : V'illgt'miuik'r nimil l.oimmitnmm ; Car-
ristli. IC I mu mimer a mith S''li Ivan.
ST. .hOSl'lJl. , AprIl 2/3.-Scure :
Si. 34)5mph. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 I ) 0 u ) 0 0 0 0 0-0
ltnt'ktord . . . . . . . . . . . . I ) ( I 1 0 0 0 0 2 2-5
hilts : St. .lnscpii , 2 : itockf'orti , 7. Er-
revs : St .Tnseimim , S ; lioeiCforil1 0. ilmt. :
levies : \\'oul.'itlt' ut'nl iI Itcheil ; Underiiooti
ittnul Snyiler.
Qth1Nt'\ ' , April 29.-Score :
Qumlrmcy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 0 0 0 1 1) 0 0 (1-9
iuibumqmit' . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ) ( I 0 1 2 0 0 0 5-S
hilts : Quminm'y 10 : 1)imiuiqile , 10. Errol-mi :
Quluucy , ii ; ltmmiiqim2. 10. Ilatterles : Reiiy
ninth Quil miii ; Iin mnonmul a miiidt him er
lmt'lhLiNlTtN , Airii 29.-Score :
1'.imi-htngtou . . . . . . . . . . I 0 1) ) 0 0 0 0 0 01
l'eomiit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 ' -13
TIlts : ilium llngtrnu , 5 ; I'eorln , ft. Errors :
l3nmrllmmgton , 7 : l'eoi in , I ) . ) ittteriett : Vu'liite
anitl (7rimnimm ; 'l'hemuimis niiti Seisler.
STANDING QIC TIlE TEATmIS ,
Playeti'omt. . iMst. P.C.
Peoria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 0 hOOt )
1)ma Moines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I .1 1 75.1) )
1)umlnmqnmc- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -I 3 1 75.0
flocltfomil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -I 2 2 50.0
St . , Iomi , ' bill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 2 50.1)
Cedar ltntpid'u. . . . . . . . . . . . I 1 3 25.0
Qtihmi' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 3 25.0
lluirlingtomi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 -I . . . .
Gaines totiuty : Peoriut a t liumrllngtoii ;
itllOitItl oh Qumlncy ; Cedmir llnpids at Lts
Moiumes ; hiockf'oril mmt St. Joseph.
.SCOII EM OiC ' & 'Il 12 % 'IiS'l'lDtN h.l'iAUIIII.
lt-ti'olt l'f''nts (1oluiIIlpim' ( mtmmtl ( rnismt
1tmtikl ) , , , . hiillimiuitiitlls.
' ' ' ' . - 28.-Score :
1)l'l'liOl'i' , Micim. , Apt-il -
Deficit . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 3 0 I ) 0 8 2 0 0-iT
Coltmmnhu'.0 0 0 0 0 I ) 1 0 1- .
hilts : DetroIt 15 , Columbus 7. Errors :
Detroit 2 , Cohnmmiilus * 3. Iluittericu' : 1)etmoit.
' ' ' Coltimittitis Jomies
Flilelth nnuh 'I'tm'lmmehmtnm : ,
anti \'t'Ihrtiii.
GilA I ) htAi'ilS , .nrhl 2g.-Score :
(7i'mtimti ltaliitl't. . . . . . 0 0 1) 0 1 0 0 0 2- : m
Imidinummipolis . . . . . . . . ( I 0 0 0 0 0 (1 0 1- 1
hits : ( lrantl htnpiuls 8 , humuiinimmiiuoiis 6.
Errrs : (1 i i imil htumi'i a I , I umul I um mint pull lit 4.
13 mttumrlps : C.ruuu1 ItaiiIun , I ievitt itliti
t3wimnit : lniinnapniis , , cros * mmiiuiVood ,
TiiNNil'CuhlS , Aliril 28.-Til ilwammkee
game iosthommnui ; mum.
STANIING 01' 'FIlE TEAMS.
r'la'eul.Von. . Lost. P.C.
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 2 63.7
iCutumanu. ; City . . . . . . . . . . 6 -I 2 63.7
Miiwamnkett . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 a oo.o
( 'olumtimiitms . . . . . . . . . . . . . I' : i 50.0
ImidiumnnpohiM . . . . . . . . . . S 2 8 10.0
St. Pmtul. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 2 8 40.0
Minlmieaioliul . . . . . . . . . . C 2 1 3.1.3
( iranul lttiititt . . . . . . . . 6 2 2 D.3
Gumnht's todttv : Coiumniiuims at hetroit In-
thitnmpoiis , : at ( irnimd Itmipitiut ; Knmnsis : City
at St l'mul. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
\Viimut'i's at hi'nuihhllN ,
\VASIIINtI'I'ON , Aluril 2S1iVemtthmer tie-
hightftni amid track fast. Ijthos and I Inittmmm
were the only smnccc.ssfui fuivorites , limit Sume
KItty mmim'h .Iee I iutynman were bolim heavily
iutckeh. Resin I is :
First rui' ' , iulse $300. 3.yenr-olls * mind tutu ,
Itf liIniu , iive zmnd a lmaif fmurlong.t : Ilumitoim
(8 to 13) ) i'omi , ICimiglet (8 to 1) ) sttt'omuti , 'l'entier-
mit-se ( I to I ) third. Time : 1:09. :
Seconul iuit'u , Pumr'e Sits ) , miti1eli : * , 2-year-
outs , inmmif , ' : hitimon ' 2 to 5) ) womi ,
Edh.lon (5 tt ) 1) ) Euiiiiemniut L. (5 ( io
1) tinirl. Timmie : tu:5O' : .
'l'hlrtl , the chungiemifonal stakes , iiurse
53t . ) , 2-year-ods , cnt'-hnutif tulle : Joe ilumy-
imman (7 ( to 5) ) w3o , I'ronmmpt (7 to 1) se'ond ,
Yat'kee h1eires' (15 ( to 1) ) timirti. Time :
0:51 : * 1-5.
Fourth run o , iinnmdlcap , lmtmrse $150 , 3-year-
elfin nnd imIm , clue nmifle : Smue TCittie ( it to 5)
\von , Mirage f9 to 10) ) second , Cfllutaiii it' . (5 (
to 2) ) thlrti. Time : I : Ii.
Firtim race , purse 9950 , 3-ycar-olde niiui lip ,
soliing , omne mile : V'zmtchnnaim (21) ( to 1) ) won ,
Echipso (7 ( to 5) ) sec-and , lhesmile ilvown (3 ( to
1) third. Time : 1i5.
lIlMtr 'l'vuueh itt h.t-Ni il)4t.ml.
LEXINGTON , Ky. , Ainril 23.-Weather
hue : track theel ) 1mm dust. Three fitvoritms , a
secomid choice nod mi well bnckt'mi otitsitier
won. Itesuits :
Fimmit race. six furlengs : Lau1' Pepper (5
t 1)i0lm ) , Umiclu' hlemnny (30 to 1) ) second ,
ITaIf Mimic (7 to 3) thmiril. Time : 1 :16. :
Second race , six furlongs : Cuiei'ariamm (3 ( to
10) ) wen , Ehizhert (30 ( to i'm scend , Oracle
(6 ( hr. 1) ) third. I'iine : hli : ,
Timird race , Melhournc' stnke. five br-
bugs : Ornanlemit (5 ( to 2) ) i'on , Treopla see-
emil , luimmoii. third. TIme : 1 :08m4. :
iCommrthi race. nlne-sixteentims of a mIle :
ConhieumI to 15) ) ss'onm , Sharon ( I to 1) ) seconti.
Fat'mt'i' Leigh third. 'rIme : 0Scii. :
1"ifthi mace. hive ftnrionigs : Etiit'l T.so (7
to 5) ) von , Gumiiiee (7 ( to 5) ma't'ontl , W'ood-
hiri (12 ( to 1) ) thmird.TLme : i:0.ii. : ! .
hti-sumitmi nil F'ors'fi , . ' ,
FOESYTII1i , Intl. , April 28.-First mace ,
five anal a half' furlong4 : itimliherneck (0
to 1) ) won , Lihllumn Seibel (2 to 1) ) seconul ,
Ninawa third , Tinime : I :10-i. :
Secommmi rutce , mix furhngs : Bansachi (50 (
to 1) ) woo , My hie1i ( even ) second , hhaldur
thnirti. 'Pirne : 1hS' : . .
Third race , five mind a haif' furlongs : Fast
Queen (3 ( to 1) ) won. Sannniie Young (20 ( to 1) )
second , \Vntlenui thIrd. Tinme : 1iht. :
F'onnrtlm rare , mile : . fledskinm (1 ( to 2) ) tvoni ,
( ' second l'at IiIallo' Jr.
Still Ilomie e'eum ) , , ,
thIrd. TIme : 13'3. : !
FIfth race , six furlongs : itoy Locimiol
(1 ( to 2) wnn , Immin'er.metly ( * 3 to 1) ) seeoniil ,
John hiicicey timiril. 'i'lmne : I :17.
SIxth race , ix furlongs : Ittmnnning IlIrti
(2 ( to 1) won , Ilimuib" (1 to 1) secomntiVumr -
reii Loiantl third. 'i'mui : 1l7. :
Out'oimie I. I Niuuli vI lii. ,
NAS1l'ILLE , 'renn. , April 28.-First race
five anti one-half furlongs , selling : TorrId
(3 ( to 1) von , Spokane aecciud , Sjuringhtiar'l
third. Time : 1:01I. :
Seeonmti ritce , mies'eni-eIgimthis of a untie
selling : Minerva (8 ( to 1) ) won , Olti lonmimm
ici ) et'Onul , ilopmiv tlmirti. Timne : 1:32' : ' , .
Timird rare , Nlchomionl iioue stutl. < e , for
2-yen r-qid Ill I los , wort Ii $1 000 , on c-li mm I f 'mm ' i Ic
Mammzanita (8 to 5) tvoo. ize > q iueconmd , Ftmil
I land tim I rul . 'li mime : 0 : SOm/ .
F'ourtlu mid' , erie mile , sellimog : Satitetur
(6 ( to 5) won , Overella second , \'iIui Arumb
timirti. 'rhine : 1:43. :
Fifth race , tlumwe.qtmamtors of' a mile , selling -
ing : Mommiuut ( It to I ) woui , Albert Sydney
second , 'rutila tlmlmii. Timmne : 1:17 : ,
3l.imi.- ' % % 'hmluerM uti .JomhIii ,
JOP1AN. Mo. , April 28.-Time intersnte
to u mmnaumit'nm t n ilh ii'l ttim not ilual er I imct n tisplceut
of tIme J'mi-iln ' Ommn dliii tuegami tttimty. A
high winul irc't'uiiletl. Evr'uitmi'erc tht'ii'i'ui
as f'Liiov'i : 'i'wemlty tmtrgt'tu * , tmimkmtttvmi
: mnglet' , 2 entranice , h0 : muiuit'iI , Aston mimiul
Ollhemt , tie. 20 ; twenty targets , saiine ,
l'u-mumeit e. 19 : tw'cmity tutu-vets , saline , Summn.
nor , 00 : twenty target" , ui' mmime , I itches ututti
Jonmos , tie , 20 ; tiveiity taigetut , simmie , I'triii.-
lee itmuui iht'iles , tie. 19 ; twenty tmmrgtt't ,
sitnIt' . Parmnelee , GIlbert anti htngers , 19 ;
twenty targets , smumo , ( iiIicrI , 20 ; tw"mmty
tan'gotum. itine 1 I eikes , (1 ( illicit , I immieu-
noanmm , ' ] 'ip.y amid ilogeu's , 19 ,
- - - -
tl S.m t'iii't $ of hiii Ii ,
1'Ohhi' SM ITIT , Au-I ; . , Amiril 28.--huut'ty
Davlc , Louis Davis , htmifmmu. . iitmelu , M. July ,
Samli Ba iiiii toil , aunti 1h \\'ii iey , : tl iummi I ) uu i'ls ,
ivere temitencetl iii tile tetlemal court touimy ;
to ho imangeit \'ctineiiumy. . Jtmiy 1 , for
criumies agutiuist vnunt'n 'oipmit ted mi flit'
initlian territory. Lumcicm' iimviut iu * it niegro ,
% 'iiicc ) ' in v'iuitd , alit ! Limo OtiuCu4 are iii-
( hailS.
% 'ohlmhii IeiIhN lit' , ' I"nfii.'r-li-Lui'uv ,
CII1'TOP.t , Kumn. , April 21.An olul moan
nutiiied Jutmumeut T. ituwlituld , ii'/imug out Almmtl
ersei , irntlltum : temrhtory , aimout tmmi mniIe
tiouth for Citnilopa , was suet three timru
yemuterilumy I ) ) ' his iluimmghter-iim.ia' % ' , Tiir ,
lames I toivhum oil , mm mmd imtt ( I limit t tub , mcmii on , '
'l'hne tiouhie grew out of time tiuitmgintt'r ume-
. 'uaiuig imtmil of suIting three eggs.
RES
FREE
In oxchnngo for coupons with
MaiU Pouch
Ciiowin and SmokIng"
Iho only fIlCOTiSE NEuTRALIZED
TOBACCO.
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S Fine Pastel Fac.sinulles , Inndscshtt aumul 0
a hiummes , sizu 2'it2l ' Imiciucs , I' bumiijscts.
Ileautiful Venethaui Scenes , Wora of Art.
S izo 2U1.0 immhes , 0 simijccts.
. Magnlfhctnt Waler Color Grasutca , after Is.
S tutomma ailhits , size 22I3 hitches , 4 subjectS.
110 ADVEBTIS1NG ON AllY Of TilE ABOVE.
. HusIHxo'llcn4 ilerL.m t'/4 rI lieu' , , , tescr b'/ue4 0
. 1.teen ofavd , I'xe."jit Through .Thakrs , at sery 0
h ( j'm jtr1.3. i'lzeycrro , ttiabtt dcoralionmsfer
. ( tutu 1Quaeam4I to 1(4 ( ( , ) WCI5d PlSW1 be
(2uttiois , irciihuiiii 11(1W tu , I'Ire , tIlts Abate.
Thi # Coupon ( a act/i 5 t'eitt (5 ( outulCC ) I'achage ,
2ro Coiqi.ami ( 't ea'h 10 cent (4 ( Vt47C ) I'rmchage
Mall Pouch Tobacco Is sold b all dealors.
] 'uu'kumgt' . ( nets out tik ) cuuiiiil ag gao t'iii i.omms
'ivlil lie mttttiItCtI 05 . ( ll4lliii5 , " 205. " Xvq4y lJaj
as uni' ( .up'P' ' " 4 0 : . " Jn.pty JOaj a. tm.o Cotqoiu. ,
ILLUSTRAT El3 Catalogue e/othr I'atiuble ( 4 rtkci
will. ix 'lantmton. ltowo jct thas , Msited on vs uoit.
The Bich Uros. Tobacco Co. , Wheeling , ? . Va.
No Cuupuama excimutmmgud alter , Ju1 1 , Iti)1
1IUNYON'S % '
COLD
CURE ,
-
l'rmmuit iy 11iT.'u'tuith I it ( 'un uig I tie Imst
) , , . l'ormms of ( ' , ihI , mummil
( 't'uigli it mmii nt 9(11 ce l'rett'im I Is' , ' at
' ' , , , anal . 'iil Iimim hiwmisc. . ,
Coitis heath to coungims , coughs to I'nettuiena !
anti Comistmmii lit Ion ; t lucre fort' , It let nil i imipol t-
ant to cimeck a cciii before It rciteime tiut ,
lungs. Mtmiiyon' Coiti Cure will posltivciy
break a colti inside of t ii rnty-foumr hours It
tkcn nit ecOii mis time cold iulniitt itself
Wiinmm tIne cold meumehmes thm hinge or hronehmiutl
tnmtmcs the Couigii Cure shoimitl hue imseul alter-
umately ever ) ' imnif imotmr whim time ( 'ohuh ( 'tire.
Time Coil Cmmrtt Is gumamammteeti to iii event \
liulounmommia if useth lit time begiminming of a colul.
Pneutoonla , or inuulammimnatlon of the Iummg.q. can
be coimiroiled by tiu tnse of tinttutc two eumles.
The Coumgh Cure positively cures hrouichiiis
tickling lii the itroat , imoarseness , loss of
voice , soromnesi of time chest , tilhhheumlty iii
brcathmiilg , hacking cough amid all ptmlmmloimary
thiseasemu where the lumugs are not too t.m % con.
miummieti or covered with ttmbemeit'u. .
A separate smeciflc for each tiisese , Sold
by nil tirugists , inmostly for 25 cemuts a battle.
l'ervonal letters to I'rot. Muimtyoii , 1505 Arch
stretnt , l'iiiiaiielpiuta , Pa. , amitwered ivith free
mmicuiicni o.1vic for any uhlmmease.
Urati Drnftaffl
Wati5 MAR11
Dyspepsia ,
3 Sick Headache
Constipation.
_
Tue three ' ' ills ' ' Unit immake life a btmrtlcn
proummPti auth iositive1y curetl by
flflW3 DAflJ JBBIJ WIITEB
NATURES GREAT REMEDY ,
lii misc for seventy-five years stmcccssfmmhiy ,
aunti rccomuiincuutlcd by lImysiciamus every-
where.
STMULATES THE LIVER.
REGULATES THE DOWELS.
.Ovhombalc byali Drmngglsts.
Crab Orchard Water Co. Luisyll.
Waltham.
Wcdches
Made by tlieArnerican
Waltham Watch /
Company are the
bestand most re1iabk
timekeepers made
in this oi any other
country.
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sidq " or "Royal " egraved
on 1/ic / plates , and always 1h6
word ' Waltham.
For solo 1)3' mill retail Jewelera.
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vatuabiti fr bath , lmoim'tahoui rnmmd geauras
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