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2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TIlE oMuIAnAIrY TUESDAYJUNi 9 , iSflfl. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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1ETEOR MI ) NIAGARA IVIN
acht Races in a Light Breeze in the
Straith of Dover.
BRITISH BOATS ARE BADLY BEATEN
onh'it Slnpe4 n ( ICIUI of rlrst
I. fur 1.n'k ut .V I n
. or Iiiipcror % IIIIuhuI'N Craft
IN I'ruvd.
r iovia , Jtine 8.-In tim race for alt yachts
nbovo fortyratIn In tim regatta of thu
toynL Cinquo Ports Yacht club today
Ilrltannla , AlIsa , lctoor and Satarilta
started , In the order tiarned , t 11:30 : thIs
morning with a .light southwct wind ,
7totcnr allowed lhritannia two and a half
minutes. Thin prizes wore o and 20 far
this class and the course was from Dover
nroutul the Varno buoy , six and threo-quar-
tot mUe ; to South Sand lighitship , nine
mucH , anti back to Dovor. in all about
twcntytwo miles. ThIs course , under ordinary -
dinary circumstances , would bavo to ho
atded over twice in order to complete the
total of about forty-four inile ,
The Saint , Penitent and Niagara started
at noon in the order given. , In thu taco for
tt&o twenty-raters under the auspIces of the
same club For the smaller class of yachts
the prizes wore 20 anti and the course
wa from Dover to South sand hightshi six
mflcs , and back , six niiles , twIce round to
complete the total distance of twenty-four
TniIen. Ovini to the light vInits lrevailiL
both races vero stojipeti at the end of the
rst round.
Meteor won easily In ber clns and
Niagara easily headed the vrocesslon of the
twenty-raters. The race was decIdedly disappointing -
appointing in many respects. Up to 12lu : )
p. m only' the faintest airs had assisted the
race , but Meteor had stnhen away to the
westward and 'was about a tulle ahead of
Satanlta. Only these two yachts had sue-
ceoded in weathering the pier and further
o&t In the channel , liritannia antI Ailsa were
obliged to anchor In order to Prevent the
tide from drifting thorn away.
The twenty-raters vore also having an
iinatisfactory time. The Saint bad a long
3end on Niagara. but Penitent was badly
handicapped , about fifty mInutes o1aIsIzl before -
fore she was able to cross the line and get
away In chase of her opponents.
When the tide changed from the ebb to
Uio flood at 1 o'clock , the wind collie from
the east , throwing Meteor wide to the leo-
ward. Yet she reached so fast that she led
AiIsa four iniutites around the Varne buoy
and ted Britannla six minutes around the
same mark. After a beat of iiino miles to
the South Sand lightship against tIde anil
with a moderate breeze , Meteor led
l3rltannla iiino minutes and was eleven mm.
titcs aheint of Ailsa. On the home with
aplnakers set the dIstance , about six miles ,
was malO ( with a fair rate and Meteor fin-
1uiod well ahead or liar competitors. The
match was stopped at the end of thIs round ,
making the course only about twonty-to
miles instead of about forty-four miles.
'rho omcial times at the finish were :
Metear . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : .tilsa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :4O4 :
Vrltannla . . . . . . . . .5:43:43 : 4tnnItn . . . . . . . . . .
Meteor bad a trial today on all points of
sailing and showed marked superiority on
each. In a true club topsail breeze and a
faIr course Emperor William's new yacht
Is perhaps fully twenty mInutes bettor than
Brltaunla. A trial in a fresh wInd and with
sea enough to fairly test both craft is
' % vantel and probably flrltannla will be well
beaten under such circumstances. Although
today's racing was unsatisfactory it fur-
Ihtl suillelent iroof of Mcteors ability as
a rarer.
In thocnntest of the smaller craft Niagara -
ara stood senya1 right away from the
SaInt and Penitenta'nd. . cut loth oft from
the first. mark , kept the lend and ran home
to the finish an easy vInncr 'fho-offlcihl
times for the twenty-raters were :
NIagira . . . . . . . . . .r:1O:1O : : penitent . . . . . . . . . .
t3atnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
' 1110 race was ioorhy contested , owing to
the paltry breeze at the start. and was
BtOlPod at the end of the first rounth
% VITIiItN ASSOC1A'rloX ItJsvL'rs.
Des ) IOIIPI 'rrnnNrers Its Scpiic of
.iUvlt In 1)tibizqac
DUBUQUfl , Juno 8.-Score :
Dubuque . . . . . . . . . . . . 000001300-4
Doi Moines . . . . . . . . 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 17
Hits : ] ) ubuque , i0 lw Moines , S. Errors :
Dubuque. I : De Idoines , ii. iatterIe :
8nith anti Zalinor : Figgcmeier and Trnlfloy.
CEIAit ItAPIDS. June 8.-Score :
St.Josoph . . . . . . . . . 100100011-4
Oedar 1tflIId' . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33
hits : St. JoSeIh , 9 ; Cc'dur Itapids. 4. Er-
fore : St. Joseph. 2 ; Cedar 1tnp1th. 2. lInt-
terles : Johnson LuId Parker ; itisley and
13iecn.
HOCICF'OltD , Jtine S-Score :
floekfortl . . . . . . . . . . . 0 7 1 0 0 0 1 0 09
Burlington . . . . . . . . . 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 0 05
hIts : l1oclctoid. 11 : lliiriington , 9. Errors :
3oclcford , :1 : ; liurlingion. i flatteries ; Grif-
11th antI Snyder ; Ilunson nil Orimin.
PEOItIA , ill. , Juno S.-Scord :
Peoria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o 4 1 1 0 1 0 5-7
Quliicy . . . . . . . . . . . . . 001003010-5
hits : I'eorln , 9 ; Quincy , 12. Errors ; Pa.
cnn. 1 : Qnln y. 3. Jhatteries : Barteon and
Soisler ; Lnthrop and Quliiii.
STANIING or TILE TEAMS.
1'Iayeil. Won. Lost. P.C.
Des Moines . . . . . . . . . . 25 2 93.1
Peoria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 32 02.5
Jtoektoril . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; j . 16
Iubuquu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o . . is 5. . 0
Sc. ' JQSaI)1 ) . . . . . . . . . . . 31 . lm : 21 'i.2
Cedar hiuphis . . . . . . . . 't3 13 22 nl.i
JJiirliigton . . . . . . . . . . . : ls 13 2 31.2
Quincy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 10 23 C0.3
Onines today : les Molnet ; at Dubuque
Burlington itt ltockfortl : St. Joseph at
Cedar lbIIidsQumncy : at 1'1'o ! in.
scoitlis ( ) t' J'J1II % 'ZlS'1'IiItN 1.EAGUE.
Dot rOl t II II,1 3iIIiiiil'i' Stoii.e.l In ih. ,
1'I'clJ.H ( It U Very Pr. ' * '
lETIIOIT. Jiwo 8.-Datroit had secured
onc. ruti In the fIrst halt of tao sixth and the
Brev rs had a man nit first wIth two out
vl1'II , iin put a stop to further playing.
Score : -
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1) ) 0 0 0 0-0
MIlwaukee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t 0 0 0 00
Jilts : iotrolt. a : 7djiwaukeu , 0. Errors :
Dc'tvnit. \1Ii'ttaice ( ' . 1 , llatterics : Egan
and ¶ l'rust : ] Iariies iinl Spear ,
1NItANA1O1.1i3 , Juno B-Score :
Indianapolis . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 1S
fit. 1'aui . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o a 0 0 1 03
Ilitu : Inilianapohis , 12 ; St. l'ziil , 4. Eirors ;
Indiinri : molis. I : St. i'nitI. 4. flatteries ; Davis
and hhtuklay hlylo nnt Spies.
tiIt.Nl ) It.l'IDS , Juno S.-Srore :
qranl ibtlids , , . . , 0 0 2 2 2 0 2 5 0-13
hniinnu Ct . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0-3
I lita : a rand Jtnifltls , 11 ; lnnsta Ci ty. 7 ,
Errors : ( Jrnnd linpila , 1 : ICulsuS City , ' 5.
Ilaticiles : Thornton ahlti h'inink ; 3JLIrIiet *
itiiil Luke.
COLU.\IIIU $ . Juno B.-No game : rain.
ii'I'ANDXNG Ol' TilE TEtMS.
I'Jayetlan. . Lost. P.C.
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 II 13 61.9
lndhtfllttOlis . . . . . . . . . Si 2d 14 b.6
St. VnuI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5b 0 16 55,6
Cansazs City . . . . . . . . 39 I l 53,8
tinnoapoiis . . . . . . . . . 39 20 19 51.3
.Iflwaukoo . . . . . . . . . . . 41 21 20 51.2
CoIunius . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 13 2.1 :11,0 :
Orunil flnpld . . . . . . . . 29 13 27 50,8
Gaines today : ? dilwaukce at Ietrnit ;
lttlnneipolis : Ut Columbus : St. Paul at ip-
dlnuiOliI ; hnnats City at araud htapids.
G.tMIlS ot' 'FiLE NAI'lON.U. hl'l.tUUi.
A ilsull Ii .ei'1-ej spu lurhul ltialorse-
mont fur Two f lii , Pitchers.
W'4tSl11NC3TO. Juno 8.-Up to Ih ninth
Inning it looksil like a sllat out i'Or Ciii-
cage' , but CitptiiniiHOl ; ) viti two m n
an.t ' ' white.
E'rritt on l1ill'l. saved a
'wash with a base hit. Mercez % ent iii to
box for % 'iuiii1ngtofl , but hot liiier Iolc
him oft hIs feet nilti at the and o the
Jnnlng ) i wiui replnced by ICing. Mc-
A'srIand , who was wild , was iiuceeoded by
Parker. Attendance 11,100. Score ;
\aiiIfltO1 % . . . , . 3 0 5 2 6 0 0 0 0-12
Chicago . . . -
hits : . 'anhiingtop 1 : Chicago. 0. lr.
* 'OrUt WashlnIon. ( ; Chicago. 2. Itarneil
time : 1Vahinjtoii. 3. 'f'wo-bas iiils :
Evcrttt. Thrc-hsse hits : Abbey. hums
runs ; Crooks. Stolen liases : 2lcIuire
and Joy'e , Uouhla piiys : l't'iTcr to Anon -
on tUmont Ic MaOhiiru to Cartwrigiit.
Lrt tai ; ' , u ball : Ott Mercar , 1 ; off Ide-
Iariand of parJer 3. hIlt by pitched
bail : iieuimire. Sirmiclc omit : Dy hing. 1 ;
ky l'amker. 2. Paasod hsii ; lanohuo.
4tterI.g. Vi15t4IIIcon Idercor lOng and
MoOulr. ; Chicsgm. .ieImrIund. i'arlcer cad
t ' - . . ' 1
Donohuo. Umpires lCecIs and Weyd.
man.
IJI100ICIXN 4AGAIN WIIITEWAS1IED.
flItOOI'CfYN l. Y. , . .lsne 8.-it was
Pittshmirg's time to shut mit tht' flrooktvium
thIs afternoon. The I'irates played fnqt
imail from start to flnIsh taking every i'o'-
ilmlo clmnflen for nmns after they had lilt
the bnll. The Iirooklyns put up a 'ery
weak game. ICennedy was batted out in
the fourth Inning. I'nlne finished time
game nn(1 precnted further run.gettlng ,
Score :
llronklyn . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- ( I
1'Ittslmurg . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 2 7 0 0 0 0 0-tI
hIlts : llrooklyn , 1 ; i'lttsbur 13. Errors :
Uronklyn , 4 : l'itthburg 0. Farnccl run' . :
lironklyn , l'Ittshiii gf2. 13z.pc.s . on halls :
Oft 1ilien. . . iilnmck out : Dy 1ennetly1 2.
Home run : Htetzel , Three-base mitts :
Ik'ck1y , Anderson , Two-lnse hilts : Steti-
aol , Stolen liases : Sugileil E. Smith. lilt
Imy ; mttchcr fly I'ayneJ3eckiey. flatteries :
Brooklyn , Kennedy , I'avne finil Eurreil ;
l'lttsltmrg , , I < illetI ufid 3ugtlen. Umpire
Etnslie. Attl'ttlaflCe , 2,6Cc.
1)ONE 1W TII1' . 1)AVISES ,
NEIS' YORK. JulIE , . 8.-The Da'ises ,
Gt'mrge and jIirry. lost' today's game for
the New York' . They. mnile time errors
that : tllowetl the 1to.l . to ecore four r.mnm4
imi the three tlrst Innings. hloth MitraL ittul
Clark lilehed good hail. Score :
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . 2 1 ' 1 0 0 0 2 0 0-6
New York. . . . . . . . . . 002000100-3
hilts : Cincinnati. 7 ; New York , 7. Er-
tars : Citic'innnti 0 : New 'ork , 4. Earned
runs : ( 'Iticinflati 2. First base on istiht
Oft Ehret , :1 : ; oft iinrka , 2. Struck out : fly
llhret , 7 ; l'larke 1. Three-base ) mlt :
Burke. ! i'wo-Imsmc hits : I rwin. Stoicti
bases : 111,3' , 2 ; MIller , liwitig (3. Davis ,
Ii. lavis. Double t.las : Mupimee to
Ewiiig ; Continmighton to V. Clark. l'tskl ,
1imhls : Farreli , 1. hI&ttteries : Cincinnati ,
ilht''t and Vaughn ; New York , \V. ii ,
Clarke mulli Farrell. Umpire : henderson.
Atlc'nilanee 3.700.
IOSTON , Juno 8.-Boston-St. Louis game
postponeil on account of mitt.
S1'hIt1tS SNATCh A hOT ONE.
I'IIILADELI'IIIA , Jute S.-Ti ) Phiilies
dropped an exciting ten inning gaimmo to
CIe'eimtti.l today. Sullivan's sleepy 1)ln'ltlg
in collIer was largely the eataso of the do-
feat. Errors by Union vero also dumag-
itig. 'fla visitors were nhea.l in the fittim ,
In ( 'OtlSe(1llCllCe of tht'so nmlsmlitys. but iii
the seventh thu locals tied the Score 1m'
tourhitig t.tp Young ( or ts'o home runs , a
double sttui ml. single. Nash's wild throw
broke the tin in the ninth muitl ( lie winning
run caine in on AicAlce'ri triple mmmiii
sitigies i' } O'Conlmor no.1 lfttrkett in time
teiltit . A ttciidance , SO..1. Score :
Cie'ciatnl . . . .0 0 10 3 2 0 0 1 1-8
I'itihllt'liliiit ' . . I 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 0-7
hits : Cievuinnil. 13 : PhiladelphIa. 10.
llrm'ormm : Cievelatni , 0 ; l'hiiaileiphia. 5.
Earned runs : ClevelmOul , 4 ; l'hiiadolpiiia ,
C . Two-imne hits : McAleer , Grady , himmien.
Three-base hits : MaAiecr. liottlo runs :
flurkott , McKenn Suiilvan , Grady. Stolen
bases : Burkett. icieimtty % , hitmien. Struck
01(1 : CImilils (2) ( . ltnner , Yoitng. Nash ,
Suliivan. 1)omiih' iilays : Telmean to Mc-
ICean ; hitmien 'to Brouthers , lrii-st bmte On
ismils : Off Young. 1 ; off Cuppy. 2 : off
'J'itylor , 3. lIlt hmy Pitehmemi baiis : 1)eie-
Inuity. llatt cries ; Cirivelaliti Youtig ,
Cuppy and inime.r ; h'hilnileiphia , Taylor
tLllii Gramly. Ilnipire : I Iiirst.
flAl.TIMOIII3. Md. , June 8.-BaltImore-
Louisvliie game postponed on account of
rain.
STANDTNG OF' TIlE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 21 13 61.9
Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 26 15 r3.4
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 27 16 62.S
l'hiiailelpliia . . . . . . . . . . 43 26 It 60.5
Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 23 17 57.5
'asiiIimgtoxm . . . . . . J. . . 44) ) , 21 19 52.5
lirookiyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 20 21 41.8
I'ittstnirg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] 9 2(1 ( 48.7
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II 21 23 47.7
Nuw York . . . . . . . . . . . . . .II 18 24 42.9
St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4) ) 12 29 29.3
I..ouisvliie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .fl p 33 22.8
011111014 today : Cievelanil at Philadelphia ;
Louisville at Baltimore ; Plttsitirg at
Brooklyn : SL Louis at Ihoston : Cincinnati
at New YorkChicago ; at Washington.
ThEY COUld ) O'1' lilT ItFiIMON1) .
Ocenmiton ot time Pinni
Fall at Fulls City.
PAL1S CITY. Nob. , June 8.-Spcclai.- )
The third game with Leavenworth played
on the diamond hero Sunday afternoon re-
suited In another victory for Falls City. It
.
s.as IL imico game. some very clever plays
1)011mg made In the in and out fields. The
weather was favorable and a large crowd
attended : Score :
FALLS CITY. f LEAV11rWOnTIr.
ILII.O.A.I1. ' - ILII.O.A.E.
Ctmnan. it. , I 1 II 1 1 SIckel , m . . 0 0 2 0 0
Ttctmmn , 2b 1 2' 1 0 1 Irlseoll. 2b S Q 7 3 Q
Halt , c . . . . 1. 2 , 1 0 0 Savyur. 3b. 0 .0 3 1 1
Perry. ss . . 1 1 3 7 3 Ile'smn'n. ) a 0 0 2 3 0
CaupeIb..0 0 1 1 1Stmntany It'l 0200
cogllzer , lb 0 0.6 , 3 , 2 Foreman. . ss I C 1. . 4 2
lYeilmojid. 'p 0 0 0 1 flrlimy. lb 0 2 15 0 0
Clark. m . . 0 0 0 1 0 Wingert , rt 0 1 0 1 0
Stacklon. rf 0 0 3 0 0 Switzer , p. . 0 0 0 1 0
Total . . . . . 4 6 27 16 7 Total . . . . . 2 3 2 ? 13 3
IatIsCit3r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .310000005-4
Leavenworth. Eon . . . . .0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 02
llimnmeil runs : Fails City. 2. Two-hasu 111tH :
fleactitnan. Perry. Stolen Ixises : Sickle (1) ( ,
Santany (1) ) , Gm.tman (2) ( ) , Iouhlo plays : Coup'
to Cogtlzer to Getman ; Sawyer to Driscolt to
1)runmnmy. hose en bali , . : Off Switzer , 2 ; ott
1t't1i..trm1. 1. lilt by i'ttcher : fly Swltzr. 1 :
by ICdmflOflI. 1. Struck omit : fly Swltzer. 3.
J'nssfd ba113 : hme1-smnaa , 2. TIm , , : One lirur
iid thirty-five .tnlntites. tnipire . : James Jeitl-
son.
It 'Viis ' .Vou by tke ItlimlYm. Teimlim.
Tim Council Bluffs Ottn club showed the
Omaha club how to shoot. in a. frienihty
contest at t1i gun citib grounds on Satur-
( lay afternoon. Thetu were nine memI on
each sidiritrid the targets % vcro twenty-five
blue rocks. A high wind PI'e'Liled and
caused low marking , bqt took nothing
from the excitement' of the contest. The
score was as ( oiiomvs :
OmnimL--Dickey. is ; Marsh , II ; Saiisbur' .
21 : Smead. 2i : Ctrmiehnei. 18 ; Blake. Iii ;
Whitmuer , 19 ; Hughes. 13 ; Leonard , 21 ; total ,
161.
Council Dhutil8-Olivei' . 17 ; Belle. 2
Anderson. 19 ; hiallilie&t. 21 : West , 21 : lhores.
helm , 21 ; Pyper , 19 ; Kingsbury , 17 ; Matthal.
20 ; total. 170. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
J'iof. Failnhm in Oimmnimn.
I'atsy Pallor. . . erie of Omaha's old timnci
spo'rting cat rdrs , is In' thu city for a
couple of weeka visit. Patsy has , had a
close , call svith typhoid , but is again iook-
lUg rolitist and luippy. Ho was at the
springs two months. and otter renewing
ohS mieqimalntanecs. boresviii go to the
coast , titcilco to AUtraiia fr a year's
sojourn.
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Cal Ii. In O.i1stntdi umr - FIIUI1H.
NEW YORK , June 8.---'i'he Treasury do.
lnrtnlout Las issued a call on depository
banks for thu balance of their holdings of
governnmeaf mooney.
'
ito ittc.ts'i' (3,11' 'tO iA1"S % VIIA'J'li Eli.
It 'fl'ili lit , ltair mmmiiiVsirnier miit
'tortl.eriy 'VImiilsS'ili htiov.
W'AIhi LINOTON , 'J mum S-Tho forecast
foi 'I'ta'siiay is :
Pot' ' winds ho-
Nebtaska-Fair ; northem'iy , -
cooling varialml.y . vnrmer.
For Sotitim Idiota-1'air : ; winds shifting
to soUtilerly ; varmer.
For Coiormiiio-F'iiir ; warmer in northern
iot'tion , ; south to vesteriy 'intls.
\Vyonmiimg-Fmi I i' ; . .western winds.
For 2iiontamiit-Ftir. oxcullil showers iii
imoitli'zist iertion : wosturiy winds ; cooler
iti northern portion.
l't)2' M lssomiri-Fmiir. reeded by showers
ill extreimie soutlicastoi'im portion ; northorJy
winds.
l.mr Iowa-Generally fair during tIme do ) ' ,
s'it h northerly winds ; siigh t iy warmer.
i'oi' 1imnsas-Genei'mti iy fair ; noi'tiioriy
winds.
Par Okialmonia itmiti Indian 'l'erritory-
Irair , preceded 1y local Itnimiderstorms in
eastern iortion : ilortiterly to easterly
Witldi3. ,
Juiiiii hti.cui'd.
OFPICE OF' Tlll ) W'EATIIIIIt BUI1EAU ,
OtA1iA , Jutie 8-Omitahit recom it of tOni-
peraturt. and ralnfuii COniia1'e.i 'ltim thu cur-
rta'motm&1iiig ( lay of the past tour years :
11511. 1t95. 1801. 1893.
I'Iaximnumn temperatut'o , 71 88 81 so
: ilittitnunt teniperaturu. , GO 64 59 64
Average tomimeraturo , , , 60 78 72 75
Precipitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0' ) .0) .00 .oo
Condition ci temohleratmIre amid Preclnitntion
atOmnnima t'r the misy and since March 1 ,
Nommual temnperaturo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1)uflciency for ( ho dli ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Acc'iitiiJIiie'i excess . sitmeti March 1 , . . i..I7
Normal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . itich
1)ellclency ( or time thmi' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . inch
Total imreciimitatiomi shire 7darch 1 10.17 incites
Excess itiee 1.inreb I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.77 inch
hufleiency for cor. IlcEicil , l)5 , . , 4,29 inch
Deticteticy for cot. lamliod , 1591 , . . s'ji mcii
ltCIirtJ % frimimi Sin 11am. . . at 14 ii , tim.
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OflialiR , ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Nurlti Pirilti' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ) 5 .oo
Salt I.ske City , clear..5. Is .03
Cti.esmie. i'io.r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . It
iiurni. ciou2).j . a .o
Ciics cicudy , , , . , , . , . , , . . , . . . . . . . . . Cs 21 .11
Ct. l.out , , ciesr. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . II .01
at. iaum. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8. ) 33
.iv.oiperi , ciotiiy . . , , . , , . , . , , , , , , , , , , , . . . 61 70 .04
itiiAs City. ciar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I s .oo
helena , ciiir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 06 72
ilai iiJ. cisr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . os 18
mnsmnarek. tart clou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. ci
ViItIston. cle&r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U CS .00
flaivstomi. ciear . $3 mc
. Indicates trace Cf precipItation.
14 It. WL.5iL Observer.
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CORBEIT TO FICILT SIIARIEY (
Contracta for Fifty Pr Cent of the Receipt -
coipt in .Any Event.
EX-CHAMPION FINALLY ARRANGES A MATCh
51gm. , . Artleies Agrccinr to Meet lime
31ii1'l tie 5'mmnIer i ii a lmiir-It.tiii.t
huh t 'i'mi-mi Vei'ks frimimi
Vei ii esilmi 3' .
SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 8.-The arrangements -
ments for the tour.round go between Jaimies
.7. Corbett , champion heavyweight of the
world , and Toni Sharkey of local fame have
been conciudeil , and the mill wIll take place ,
unless untorseen circumstances prevent , on
Wednesday of imest veolc. The fight viii
lie under the auspices of the National Aht.
ictic club.
Janies J. Corhctt and Thomas Sharloy
met this afternoon and signed articles of
agreetnent f9r a four-round bout mitider the
auspices of the National Athletic club on
Wednesday evening , Jimmie 21. The contest
% , iii be fought uiitle marquis of Queens-
berry rules viili five-ounce gloves , the decision -
cision to be made by a referee to be selected -
lected at the ring side. Corbott is to have
50 11cr cent of the gross receipts. It Sham'-
key houid gain the decision he will to-
ceive 35 per cent of time net procceils and
if it is declared a draw the marine will re-
ceiro 25 Per cent of time net vroceeds
Thu first idea was that Corbett was to get
50 her cent of the gross receipts , imrovidei
he Put Sharkey omit In tour rounds. As it
hOW stands Jima viii get the 50 per cent no
imiatter what the outcome of the contest may
be. So tar as Sharkey is concerned the club
will look out for his financial Interests. If
he should hut UI ) a better light during the
four rotiiidii thmali Corbett he will be entItled
to the decision. lii oIlier words , the decision
will ho on the merits of the contest. Sharkoy
will not be entitled to a draw if Corhott tails
to knock hurt alit. Of course , if Corbott is
knocked out Sharkey will be entitled to tijo
decision. The only way in which ho can
obtain a draw , however. Is to make equally
as good a light as his opponent.
Scai'ccly anything else was discUssed in
sporting circles , the clubs and by the men
about town , At first the people were in-
dined to think the ailair wan all a hoax , but
when they vero assured that Corbctt had
roaliy consented to meet time local mnami they
comotenced speculating on the probabie out.
comae.
Although Corbctt does not contend that he
will put out the marine in the specified time ,
lie admits that ho viil administer a terrific
beating to him. lie says the real reason for
his accepting the proposition is his desire to
prove to his friends that the stories of his
degeneration are out of joint.
his decision to meet Sharkey will potporie
his trip to Europe three weeks. Ho was to
start east Tuesday. Yesterday he cabled to
\v. A. Brady , his manager , the reason for liii
remaining over. He will begin active train-
log at once. The Olympic club will be his
headquarters. Sharkey will train in Oak-
land.
Sharkoy is confident. lie says ho will put
up all ho has on his ability to stay out the
four rounmls. "I do not think there is a man
living who can put me out in that space of
time , " ho said. "There is a great deal of
difference in a man fighting a man who wants
to fight back and going after a man who
knows that au he has to do is to keep away
for a short period of time. Of Cburso I do
not for a moment place myself on a par with
Corbett so far as science Is concerned , but I
fill positive that lie will never punish me out
In four rounds. "
READY ItOH , A GREAT RACINO MEET.
lug String r'of StClI'CM Nosy at time
Pair ( hromzIiiM. ,
This afternoon the biggest ana best.
trotting meeting that has ever bccifbeld In
this part of the great west yiil open at
the state fair grOUflifl. It is to bo given
under the management of tim Omaha Fair
and Speed association.
Most of the local business houses will
clcso In the afternoon of tim oponina day
and it is expected that a crowd of 15,000
to 25,000 people 'will be on hand to see
the opening events of a very superior
card. There are 200 horses quartered at the
track anil the week's racing will bo a grand
and memorable one.
The association hangs up over 120.000 in
prize money. and there is not a single
ICt80 of less than i,000. This has been
sufficient to attract many of the Icst
trotters and pacers of the whole country
here , and some of the top-notch records , niay
ho expected to suffer.
Today. the opening day of the races.
is to be made a sort of a gala time , and
pcoplO have been advised to ho early if they
desire thu best seats in the big grand-stand.
There ivili be several bands of music on
hand to enliven tim afternoon's sport , and
altogether the races are to be inaugurated -
rated with much pomp and ceremony. The
railroads have made special rates and there
Is ovary prospect of a big inilux of visitors
from abroad , and iu fact , the miow fair
grounds are expected to take on a look somewhat -
what similar to that which they were on
000 of the big days of the fair last fail. It
is known throughout the country that many
of tlio great horses nra hero and that sonic
fast time is to be mado. As a consequence
hundreds and thousamids of pcopie who
would not be here on any occasion ices
altractivo have inado their preparations to
be on hand.
As for Omaha , with the rally being made
by the business element. the hotel' and fair
committee , the city will turn out a great
crowd. '
MI former meetings wIl ; fade into , insignificance -
significance by comparison , and it wiil be
the introduction of a series of summer meet-
itigs that vlii mit Omaha on a footing with
the best cities in the country. Another
thing that will admi to the success of the
meeting Is the fact that it is time inaugural
meeting in time Gramid Circuit , and , the noted
owners and omcers of thIs assoqiation will
all be bore. anxious to witness tJiq send off.
133P Umo entry iist , which has been published -
lished several times , it iviii be seen that
outside at a small number of time bIg
champion trotters , all the best and mnos
imromtsing horses are on hand , anti will be
50011 in tim several events of time week.
Among time horsemen who arrived yestcr-
day are time following : S. W , Dumnmond ,
Earlvilie , Iii. ; 13. Lytlo and A. A. Swear-
ingor , Itlenmlota , Iii. ; , it. Livry. William
Iavis anti T. Licaizi , Chicago : T. J. Linnell ,
Now York ; Ii. McCoy , Rock Rapids , In. ;
T. B. Craig. I'aria , Tex. ; W. T. ltomnbauor ,
Pittebmirg , ICami. ; W. Ii. MelCinney. Kansas
City ; George It. King , George A. Aicxander
and W. Ewing , Wichita ; John Keith. Sutti-
orlanth , Ean. ; A. C. Thomas , Fort Worth ;
Sam Fuller , Joe N. PaUerson , lItmboldt ,
Neb , , and J. iii. Tyler , Lincoln ,
itIO.iiISi GA INS AO'Vitillt LA' ,
tihmi Soldier Niiii'iliN tliO Six,1ii
himmime mit ills Merai.
It was a foregone conclusion lnHt night
that McCall , the Deliver Mercury , and
Meirstein , the Sioux City Kid1 would make
it smtpcrhunrnn cftprt to regain the lap
which Reading , the Soithier , held over
them , and aim it consequence the best crowd
of thu whole taco ss'ps on hmand at an
early hour. The 'iveatimer was cool amid exhilarating -
hilarating , in fact a trifle too macli SO ,
but notivittuitaniling this drmtwback , the
ileaciicrs vero fairly weli-tilled , while
thin grand stand was ovurlioiving. At a
roasoimmibie estimate 2.01)0 ) entimimsitistic sPec
tutors LtlliiIUdeti n very exciting evening's
SPOrt' .
It ivits tacitly unihorstood among time
ridOrs that time evening i'ns to be the test
of the race , coil not to be caught Un.
awares the gnllant Swede tm-em Miimtme'
apolia went to tito front from the very
jtimfll ) 1111(1 set such a rattling iiaca nil to
discourage nil inlentlomi or spurting on the
hart of McCall and Meirstein. For ono
solid hioum' Hanson mnnmntninett the tro-
mnomlous clip , and In. that time the whole
bunch reelCd 9ff no less tush twenty-tWO
miles end a half. This was a severe
strain oil every mami III the race , antI nit
'yore onhi' too eager io recuperate lmy it
few mriies of loafing , Finally McCall anti
limo Kid by adroit maneuvering , auccoeded
in setdng thu poit1onn they tied been
etrii tog ( or. mind then the fun began. As
it by a Preconceried signal , the two leaped
away like birds ujmomi lime 'wing. unit the
big crowd rose in their euts anti spurred
them on b ) ' an outburst of cheers that
could have been heard a nub away , Read.
tmi' . hiolton anti the Swtido were all in
prime fettie , however. and ( or some time
_ _ . _ _ . _ _ s _ ,
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it wan impossltin to hnkn them , ltfltl iii
tact. the Youngsters never iilii iiIOCCCt Iii
slinking the sol0it , First , hIoltOfl began
to fia anti then hanSOn , but the OthCT
three kept Ott remind ittith round the dizzy
circle with Ulmnhaic'tl speed. It looked lIke
ft ride to tlmrciroztth. First McCall would
shoot In front for a ) 01' tWO , then the
Kid , Ileititing 'Qeatlnting himself bY lmaimg
big mlespernttely at their wheelS.
Simihilettly times a. Jimish on time south
aids of the trtk. when mieCil waS seen
to leave iml hv01i rimt tiown Into time
arena. lie hiiti'nCttmret It tit. Before
ime could moi tt the extrit steed In waiting -
ing time ottier&hmui , tast bj him amid ho was
nnothbr limp tp , th bad , hiar.hl ) ' hmntl he
gotten Itniler way wlmcn a mntsimap befell
the Klml , lie wnagolng at it fenrui rate
or speCil , wheiejmmtldeniy took a tumble.
lie is as agile as a cat , however , nmmtl as
pitmcky as theyroiie. ) , Bitt it halt lap s'nis
host Imefore he gQt ntIer Wit ) ' again and ,
seeing his chant'e thl' Soldier redoubled
his efforts anti fb1rl' . lntrnt'tl holes in time
track to cinch the race. On on hr hew.
The PPOlllo yelled in frenzy. Fhe iticlosmire
wait In a state of Panilemonlum. Tim' Kid
tomb for 1mb. life , html. it. vns no lisa. ilenil-
big imad too much cnlmtranee , too mitch
speed. lie koiit crawling imp on tim Kid
inch I ) ) ' inch , atm.i finally , by a mngnlflcont
slnmrt , t'iieim it seemed that Immlmnn
energy liatit lie cxhaustd , he overtook
and tmssd him ,
That was enough. McCall and the Corn
hluattor vero no hots anti know when they
hitd their liii , find from this on to the close
were . iviiliimg . to lot htendltig have iii oivn
.
% .lt ) .
hlolton , too. came within fIfty yards at'
ionitmg a lap , atmti would have ilono so , had
it not Imeen for the magnamiimoimn
trentmnemit ho received at hlnneon's hantla.
\Thomi the ease lOolCPl Imoples for him
the big Sui'edo tlroimpod hack nnil Pichicti
him up , flullitis him along lifter tim iiyimig
gmumg itii it Ito imami iitrp tied to tIme cmiii of
a rope. Three timncs ho mliii this antI llmmnlly
SitVti him. fly .romligiotts Ontleavor ho at
last pulled Oh ! Dad out of the nick , amid
Once more they joined the ; rccession. hly
the Swede's generous zmsimitamice , iloltoti
wits enttblcti to hold socohd imlimco. lIe Immi
it now 11) ' a lap , while flooding is a quartet -
tot of ii. mile iii time t'nm.
The park should bo thronged tonight.
McCall and Mr'irstditi swear timy tvill beat
hlolton out. Tht , ) ' tvili h after that lap
and a great lot , of i-acing Is tIne. Score :
I\IlieS. Limps.
Itending . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hoiton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 4
MaCau. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
3liormitelii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
hIxtmioii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25i 7
StomrnrtN lefcnt lli ( Btimmts.
Stewart's base bali club of South Omnahma
defeated tim hio'cs Giants of Omaha. at the
South Omaha gt'ounds1 Twenty-fourth amid
C streets. Scorei :
Stewarts' club. . . . . . 0 1 2 0 2 4 0 0 3-18
hio'cS Giants . . . . . 0 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 2-10
Batteries : South Omaha , Dosmoath and
Fitzeraid ; Omaha , Trobee anti Small.
Timree-iase hilts Hoff , Salmuon , Noimmi.
1)oubei plays Salmon to 110ff to O'Neil ,
Special featmmres : Noun's one-handed his'
catch in center iiehth anti the heavy battimig
of time South Omaha boys. Struck out :
By Iomond , 8 ; by Trobee , 4 , Hit hq' vitched
ball : White , O'Neli , Base on balls : Do.
mend , :1 : ; Trolo , II. Errors : South Omaha ,
:3 : ; Omaha , C. Attendance , 500.
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_ t O3IAIIAN IN CIIIC.tC.O.
henry llslmibi'ooie .icCiimiiimiiitimm Pimiiic
its itmi trntmm- .
Mr. henry D. Estabrook's address at. the
unveIling of tile Franklin statue in Lincoln
park. Chicago , last Saturday Is pronounced
a masterpiece by 1oeal critics. Speaking of
his effort , tue 'flthcs.-Heralni says :
'Then came j4r stabroolc , the orator of
the day , whos % oipe was deep and round
and full , and ainiostmany man within a quarter -
ter of a mnilo who wanted to hear hind but
little trouble , tIt ws his masterly address
wlmicii held the' vat1 audience until the sun
wont down. Inifact ! , it. is no fulsome praise
to say that Mr. Eshibrook's oration was one
of the fInest efforts tf that brilliant speaker ,
wimoso fluent English and epigrammatic
thought it hasibeenl the privilege of Chicagoans -
goans , ospoclailytiio members of the Union
league and Marquette ciub. to applaud In
times past. Aithommgii ho deiivered his address -
dross near them cloab of a three-botmr program -
gram , Mr. EstabroOltlheid the large auhIenco
Intact to the last word. and so unanimous
and hearty wantithie applause that burst out ,
and so long that ho was corn-
polled to rise antltcwutf : forwarfi to'bow his
acknoie4gments/t
The , rriUtqo cQJ1Umants , eeditorlaliy ; as
toiiow8 : "It remains to speakiof the oration -
tion of : the day 4 iivered by 'Mn H. .1. Es-
tabrook , a .young , law'er , of tilts city , and
to commend , i , totime careful perusal of the
readers of the Tribune , not alone ax an
eloquent address , but as a thoughtful ,
scholarly ammaiysis , of Franklin 'as a man
and a clear , incisive tudy o , his predomni-
miant traits of character , his goodness anti
his phll'antbropy , emphasized by his . qucs-
tton at mornlmgVhat gopd oh"aJZ I do
today ? and his question at nibt.Vhat
good have I done today ? ' each day' ques-
timis acconipamiled 'by that remarkable
prayer which closes with time words ; 'Ac-
cept my kind oflhes .to thy other chlltlrcn
as the only return in my power for thy
continuai. favors o me , ' Mr. Estabrook In
his oration touchgd incidentally upon other
phases of Framikiin's character more or
less ciosely related to the special study ho
had iiiado of his subject , but the iwlnclpal
theme was Franklimi's ihiiantbropy-hia love
for others and the intiiods ho employed
for its expression based upon tine individuai
'art of 'irtmmo and bappincss' which lie cui-
tivntci so systemnatlcaiiy and successfully
in his o'n case. It is unnecessary to sketch
Mr. Estabrook's utulion in any closer omit-
lilies. Itni quiet hntmor , enthusiasm anti
scholarly tlmoughtfmilfless , emphasized by
many eloquent passages , will commend It to
every reader as A inmarkably lifelike par-
trait of the great'Arnerlcan nail as accentuating -
tuating just timose'quahities which i'lhl corn-
mend his life to popular admiration. It is
also matter for local prithe anti coxigratula-
tion that this occasion' has discovered another -
other oioquent pdbliO' speaker atnong the
citizens of this young , pushing business
city whose cbardetorrsties have been i-c-
gai'dod as purely inatprial. iiltmptrating once
mote the truth of t1it cialimi that in Clii-
cage tiio schiolar1ls ebmiug to the front. "
ittISING IIIONIIY ; Foil 'Full SChOOLS.
Lmit hen. mm' A ii'orti.ii I Ii ii II urih en
Aiiiohig' I lie Ctmmift'remiee ,
Thu emily topic 'of Ititerest in time session
of the Swedish Lti1erami symied yesterday
mormilug was reardutmg time iicst means of
raising tim neii'iissgry amount of money to
pay oft the indebtedness on time Thieoiogieai
seminary at Rock Ishamid , Ill. Time entire
morning was pentin' discussing this mat-
tem'
Tue fitial declsldtiprovidot1 that the money
imouid be raised through the varioUs con-
ferences. It apicars itimat orlgitialiy every
imidivifiuai member in time conferences was
taxed 25 c motsa , ycartthu money to be collected -
lected annually , upii % the debt of time eem-
buy was n'aiseti. ' Shine bf time members
had fallen behind in these inmymemits. ft
was therefore tiet riii1ed that time romalnlmmg
debt of 67,000 stMttid' , bb distributed anmomig
time varloummconntithtuiL'es in iwoportmon to the
amounts they o'th'fl 'time 'symioti by faiilng to
pay these itidft4dhzft assessments. Each
member in emmetT9 cbhferomico Is also taxed
25 or 15 cents losility the runniag oxjlonses
of the institution.
It wee docid 3jtZTtt' nonc4 of time seliooln
of the various coiferonces should be allowed
to erect buiidim , extend courses or take
other innportant"stdIis without first obtainIng -
Ing the conaonlnotstiio synod. This ruiimmg
will effect the tq Ehopls in Minnesota. one
In Brooklyn , omottjp hicago , one In Limmda-
borg , 1an. , amid another in Wahoo , this
state. The saitTdii3K forbids any eou.
forence from establishing any new school
without time the synod. Another
questIon takcmi'ttk5 the advisability of
receiving repr vS. . to the synod troum
the varipus cotiii4 o schools. The only
school represetm'FPsY ' Is time seminary at
Rock Isianti. ttI1pcarCi to bo the general
sentlmotmt timat1ldchoola should bo represented -
sented god it is extiacte.d that a resolution
to that effect vill . ultimately . be passed.
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Much . In Little
Is especially true of hood's riils , for no medi ,
clno over comitaltied so great curaUve imoiver in
so small space. They arc a whole medicine
Hood's
chest , always ready , always -
ways efficient , jmiiya'S Bat.
isfactory ; vrevemit a colder
or fever , cure all Iver ( lI3 ,
eick headache , j.iwidlce. comistipation , etc. izc ,
'rho only Pills to talnl with Hood's Sarsapariiia.
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YilhIAT I'ltiC'ilS 'I'/mliI A illU , IV31P.
( 'imiougo Market lines W'ihsh for an
I limit t' , liii I Ii gim ci's 1) Co I' ilitelt.
ChICAGO , Jutme S.-Tlto wildest 'vmt'at
market seen in a year was that of today.
Time fluctuations went from itlo to itio
with a rapidity that was bewildering , Jumps
of nearly 1 cent at a tinmo being freqtiemit.
July wheat hail advanceti 7 cents last week
amid it looleml at times today as It that
advance would be repeated during the sea'
nioim. it opeimed a quarter ot a cent above
time closing lriC'CS Saturday , but it
Was in hmcitvy supply at that fig-
hi e anti the Price was Jatmimned down three-
quarters ot a cent in a short time. Themi
CaIne time trouble. Tlmo hulls redoubled their
efforts amid soon hati the market emi an
excited boonmi , time culmlnatiomi of
which wag a rise of 2 cents
above tIme lowest mice hmrCVIOmtslY
imiatle. Ihmt the boom collapsed about
as soon as it was made. On time posting of
time ridlcuiotmsly smmuili world's visible decrease -
crease irices went ilowmi wIth a rush to
60 % cents or a quarter of a cent below time
opening antI 2 % cotits below the high mmmark
of the session ,
The rise In the first place was dtme to
Timomati's crop retort , which ahowemi a do. .
chine of 6 per cent in the cotmditionm of wheat
timmritmg thu past month. The buying was
very heavy for an hour. John Cumdahy sionb
mtmst have taken 3,000,000 bummheis and other
prominent brokers were also heavy trailers.
At time top Cttdnhiy was said to have soUl
as mulch as lie had bought previously amid
his aggressive trading contributed imumch to
the break of 2 % cents , which occupied only
fifteen minutes In its course. The market
hind recovered before noon to about the
opening price , bitt aim extreme nervousmioss
i.as visible and rentlerotl anytbtng possible
bctoro the session closctl.
NEW VOilE. Jimmie 8.-The total transac-
thins in wheat futures today reached the
enormous total of 19,035,000 Imushmols , an
amount of trathitig that has not been at-
tainctl before iii several years. Most of
this business was done during the morning
hours , . when time market was very excited ,
with freqiment amid violent changes' -values. .
Time first. awing was downward. July drop-
p11mg to 67 % cents , unmior a pressure of
foreign selling auth offorltigs for local
short accounts , bimt hero Ohio hulls steppcul
iii amid causetl a stampede of the shorts ,
which lifted July to 69 ½ cents In ten multi-
mites , after wimich it went to pieces again
at initltiay because time crowd overloaded
amid time visible StmPphY failed to show time
i'ctluction anticipatcit. For time baiamico of
the soaslon the market vanm less active , with
a gratlual umiloamhimg of earlier lmrchmases ,
which resulted itt uuirtimer weakness , closing
lmrlces being at tIme lowest point of the day
and from a quarter of a cent to half a
cent below inst night's.
POLICE CA1.Ltli ) 'I' ( ) QUl1I.l A. 1LIO'i' .
timmion : 'iInul.hers lJse Force to ii'li'e
omit Nommimillomi ) tt'mi.
CLEVELAND , June 8.-A force of union
inoulders marched out of the foumidry of
Dormier & 3)utton on Hamilton street today
where castings were being made for the
Ilrown hoisting amiti Convoying company , in
which concern thieve is a lockout , The union
muon had tictermuimied that timere should be no
work done in Darner & Button's foundry for
the Brown hoisting and ConveyIng company ,
and hiut their threat into execution by action
today. Two iiuodrtui union inouldern
marched in a body , first attacking the shops
of time Dobson & Crawford company and then
rusiming upomi Dorner & Button's shop. Tbo
niouidem's ; vere pulled or driven out of the
building. The poilce were finally aulunioned
nnd quelled the riot.
S
liy.lropimohiii In Coivs nimd l'igs.
SYRACUSE , Neb. . Juno S.-Special ( Tcie-
gram.-An ) epidemic very similar to hy.
tiropimobla has brokemi out among the hive
stock of D. IV. Braduhock , a prominent
famimmer sotith of this place , Temi hogs antl
two cows intro so far boon atilicted. All of
the imogs have died and oram of the cows ,
p'hmilo time other Is now roped down , vie-
iotmsiy attacking anythimig within her reach ,
'Time ' unlhials havet beau taken singly ,
with intervals of from three to oven days
between. A dog on the 1115cc was noticeml
to be acting queerly and diimappearcd just
seven days before the first hog was at-
tacked. The state veterinarian has been
telephoned for.
Two Seekers for 1)Ivnrces ,
'CHEYENNE. Juno 8.-Speciai ( Tel e -
gram.-W. ) It. Stoii , a prominent
attorney of this place , today filed
a ictltion for divorce Wom lila
wife. The divorce is asked on time groummd
of inconmpatibility. The couple ba.ro lcti
married two years. A petition for divorce
was also flied by Josephine Abbott of
Dresden , 0. Mrs. Abbott alleges neglect.
Sue charges her husband with itas'ing borrowed -
rowed 3,000. from imer amid m'cftmsing to repay -
it.
pay - _ p _ _ _
Chose ii ii Amiti-t.irris helt'rmi I 1(111.
WEST POINT , Neb. , Jimmie S.-Spccipl (
Teiogram.-in ) the dispatch of Saturday ro-
hatIng to the rcpublicamm county convention
it was stated that the congressional dde-
gaticu was divided between Nori'ls and
Hammond. ThIs km an error. TIme couvemi-
tiori was Norris and auti-Normis. Time anti.
Norris eeimient secured time delegation. No
other congressional candidate wan mmmcmi-
tiomicth. The conventlomi nimmipiy nominated
an anti-Norris delegation.
ielegzi ti's ( Jhist'zi mm t limit II. . tJm'et'lr.
I3ATTLII CIL12EK , Nob. , Jumie S.-Speclal. ( )
-Time republican caucus of hattie Creek
iireeinct elected tV.m flarmmes , F : II , L , WI- !
his , II. Miller , J. IV. Stiric 01)11 C. F. Montm'oss
as delegates to the coutity comivcntiomi , to be
held at Tildemt , Jumie 13.
flIlt.TIflATIIS T.tlCfl A Sl'ilCl.tla CAll ,
Arrnmgemimt'iiIs Altlinde for tlm Ne-
brmslcmiim'im. 'l'ri ii In $1. lnimls ,
Time Nebraika delegation to time rc'pub.
lican natiommal convention will leave Omaha
for St. Louts over the Missouri Pacific at
3:43 : p. rn. Saturday. At least it it cx-
peeled timnt most of the dehegatca will go at
that tune. Gemmeral Cowin anti poslibly one
or two others may leave a day or two in
mlvammeo In order to assist In the iiicltin'
hey booni during tue few days preceding
the convention. Time out.ot.town delegates
viil arrive In Omnalma FrIday night or Sat-
tmrtiay morning and jolmi the Omaha tiole.
gates for tIme remainder of the trip. Tim
part ) ' will travel 1mm a special ear with mill
time convcimicncca which usually accompany
a imarty of political tourists , ama ! time trip
will be inatlo wititommt a stop of mom than
a few minutes. The traiti will arrive lit
Kamisas City soon after Ii o'clock Saturtiny
evening , anut titter a flvo-mnimiitto stol ) tue
jourticy tviii bo continued. Time iarty viii
am'rlve in St. Louis at 7 :20 : Sunday morning ,
amitl will thiiimm lias'e an epportumitty to got
lii tommehm with time ettumation before tIme ccii-
vemition is called to cruet' , Chatrimian Web-
miter has secured roommis In atlvanco at the
Sturilovant house anti headquarters will lie
estabilsimed at tiio Sout.tmern. As an "origi-
nal" McKinley delegation the Nebraskans
expect to be COflSlicmtous in ( ho bmumul
wagon.
Aside from this the inenibers of time dole-
gittion have no tarticular Plans. At least
that is what tile ) ' Sn ) ' . They assort they
are going to St. Lotus for the first amid
otily nmrposo of assisting iii the nomination
of McKinley , amid umitil they imave accomim-
lihiflbcml this undertaking they have mtotlilng
else on their mnitmils. So far as the vice
liresithency is concermied , there in no liro-
mintmnceti semitiniemit. In case time mmarne of
Levi P. Norton was presemiteti ho woulti
probably Imavu some sympathizers amnomig
time delegates. Pitt a western miian wotmlfi
iO more uminnimotmaly endorsed. Time feel-
lug seems to be tlmat time Nebraska dole-
gatlomi will be for time most available mami
for vice president , amid thmat they will wait
iititli they get eu the groumiul before they
decide on the cact identity of that itmdi-
vlthmnl.
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htili'tilihlC.N CO3IMI'l"l'l313 ,
Corrected 1,1st of the 3tu'iiihershi ip of
tIme Nimtiommmmi flails' ,
Foliowimig Is a list of time members of the
republican national cominnitteo and also tIme
number of votes to which each state is
entitled :
States Conimitteemen Del ,
Alahania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wni. Yotmngbiood..22
' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clayton..mc
Calltomnia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . at. It. DeVoung..iS
C.ioraiia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' S.umndcis. . . . . . . . . . I
Caminecticut . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SaiTmuel 1e&'edexi..12
ielaware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1) . J. laytoii. . . . . . . . . . . 6
Florita..1. C. Long. . . . . . . . . . . . . . S
CI gin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V. W . . . . . . . . . .
hulaimo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fleorgo I' . Shoup. . . . . . . 6
IllinoIs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I , N. . . . . . . . . . . .
lows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Clam-keen. . . . . . . . . .
Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cyrus Lelqn'l , Jr. . . . . .
ICentimeky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1dm IV. Venues..26
Lnulsioat : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sibert ii l.eonard..iG
aliutne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1. 11. ' . . . . . . . . . . .
? ,1nr'lanti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .liiflP5 A. . . . . . . . . . .
Mitsactusetts . , . , . ' . . . . ' . \v , 12. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mlcliigttii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George i. lOaltz..23
! iiinnesata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .it. 0. , . . . . . . . . . . .
Missi.lpI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jaimit's . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mu. c , ifren . . . . . . . . . .14
Zilontnn'L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alex. C. llotkin. . . . . . . . 6
Nomlrnkmt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J. 11. Tiiursan..16
1'oi'ndi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lmmoch mltrother. . . . . . . . . 6
r'ew 1iniphIi' ' . . . . . . . . . . I' . C. Chfney. . . . . . . . . . . S
New .le 55) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0. A. iIbtm-t . . . . . . . . . .29
Nevi' York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V. ' , A. Sumherland..72
North ( ' . . . . . . . . . . . . C. Cowies. . . . . .
Z'orth 1)akota. . . . . . . . . . . . . 11. C. Ilansbrouglm. . . . . 6
Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \v. M . . . . . . . . . . .
Oregomi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Joe. C. .S1mton. . . . . . . . . . S
i'Cnnyivnnta . . . . . . . . . . . . . David ilartin..04
itiio'ie Il4tliTd . . . . . . . . . . . . . lsaaa St. I'otter. . . . . . . . S
131titti Carolina. . . . . . . . . . . . 11. I'T. IIritytcifl..IS
South ilakoin . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ . ii. I6tttrelg" . . . . . . . 5
Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Georgo V. ' . imimm . , . , . , . .
T.n.as . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N. W , ' . . . . . . . . . . .
luau. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 , .3. Sa1iibiit7. . . . . . . . 6
Vermont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 'm' Childs. . . . . . . . . . . . S
'irgImmta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . 'liiInm Lamb..24
W'mmatmingWn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Neisomm ijennett. . . . . . . . Ii
\S'cst VirgInia..N , Ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
\VIsi-onsiii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .henry (1. i'a'ne..20
Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ha. Curer. . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "I. an. Grhlflttm. . . . . . . . . 6
Now Mexico..Thomas 11. Cait'on . . . . . 6
Okta1iona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C. 51. liarnel. . . . . . . . . . 6
Immdtiim TerrItory. . . . . . . . . . .1. 5. Itammer. . . . . . . . . . 2
District of Coiumnbta..erry Ii. Carson. . . . . . . 2
Aflmstta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii. P. ltnch. ( . . . . . . . . . . . 2
130Th S'AhL'i'IIOS YM4r A JUIGMIIN'l' .
Unmulmie to Agree omm it 1)enl Immyolvimig
Etectri l.iglit St.el ,
Judge Dickinson nmmd a jury are engaged
in hearing time case brought by Otis II.
Ilalou ! against John T. Clarke to recover
time sum of $14,700 on a deal Involving a
block of stock of the oUt Northwestern
Electric Lighting company. which was
granted a franchise for olectrjc ligimtirmg in
( his city several years ago.
In time petition lii time case it is alleged
that April 12 , 1892 , Clarke , i'lmo was secre-
tar ) ' of time conipany , represented to flahlou
timat time compatly was solvciit amid Imati tiebtit
amflOmimitimg to only $10,000 , It Is also alleged i
that Ito rc'presenteii to Ilahloim that' the
stock was qmmoteui at $145 per share atiml timat
the coimipumiy Imath ( cmi mmiiloz at lines erected ,
as voll as a large amotmimt of inaclilneri' ,
etc. , miecessary for every well regulated sloe-
tric lighting plant smut that it also haul cmi
exclusive frammciiiao ( roam time city which comi-
taimieti no imurdensomiio iiruvislomms. On these
m'cproscimtations , . Iiahlou informs the commrt
that lie mrclmaseti 120' , mmiiares , paying
thiem'ofor I70Q0 giving his note for 14,700
antI paying $2,300 iii cash. lIe further alleges -
logos that lie fomlnd timat time representations
of Clarke wem'e fraudulent nUil lie asks time
colt' t to give hiini a jumtlgmont for $14,700.
Iii the amisivem' flied by Clarke , lie alleges
that tIme claims of fm'almth ama faise amiti says
that flaiiou paid time interest on his neb ( or
several years ammmh i'c'micretl time nato , bmmt
miover said anytimimmg about atiy fraud iinvlmmg
been iractlced aim lilmii. Clarke usk jutig-
mnoiit agalimst llaiioim ( Or time balance timmo on
tue pum'chiase price of tim stock.
8W.
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Bottled at tile UJ HUNYADI springs , Beula Pest , Hungary ,
Undt. 11th absolute cofral of IIt Royal IIiij'aria , , Chemical InsIiIit
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I We know of no Spring which shows so great richmicas in Mineral Salts , or which
such ' , as this water. -
combInes
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I' This Water is ricimer iii Mineral Salts tbami
all Contiim ntai Biller Vatrrs , atiti its ef1icmcy IS hO
great lieU even the smallest dose secures tIme
best results- " Su'Jr1 CIIoiit in liuda ral ,
'
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Full Analysts anti additional Testimony anti Iriforniation supplied C
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ASIUSIIMIO'41'S. _ _ _ _ ASlVSIOhihitvl'S. 9'
SIX DAY BICYCLE RACE
TONIGHT
At Bicycle Park1 17th and Charles ,
The greatest six-day race ever seen here. The fast.
est long distance men in the United States are in it , 5500,00
in cold cash for th3 winners.
LatIIc9 ti Grand Stand , 25d ,
A ditiisslott'GdIltIeilteil to Grand Stand , ,50a ,
ro Jllcachicrs , ' 2,5.
/
PAil i.'ltOM ilOIdli AN ! ) ViIT1lIVl)3 , ,
_
, , mmnir hlsigliali ' % S'omnm 3teefs Stimlden
1)m'ntii nt Suimi Prniielscn ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Juno 8.-Time renisimme
of Miss Mayno Worrahi , time young
English womnan who tiled suddenly
at time I'aiaco lmotel on Ssttmrdniy ,
are still at the undertaking Parlors
awaiting some word or ortler from
imer family or relatives in Eng.
land concerning their tlis osition , At
liresent nothing is kmiowti of time young
Womuami asimlo fromim Imor minnie amid address.
1 lie 118)-story summ-rommnthing tim 'otmmig m'omuan
amid time olject i'hiicii lrOtiiiltvtl her to
make a triii aroimmmtl the worlti unmittenmiCtl
1) ) ' any friemid or chmaperomm hits mint been
cxpiaimmotl imy any infornation imor acqiialti-
tatices atmiong the steamer's .assemigors are
able to fmmrmmisim , anti ttmo autopsy Immis atldd
Inmate mmtystory to the case. The Post mortcni
exmtimiimiatmon Upsets tIme theory timat ticath
resimltcil froni iioatt ( liscaso.
hr.Vhitney was calletl in attentinmmco
Import the yoimmig woman a few imiinutcs before -
fore elmo diet ! and foummid her In a epasmii.
The syniptomis Indicated heart trouble , aiid
after her tleath ir. Whltmmey expresseti the
'iow that heart trommble 'as time cause of
her death , Dr. Nntlmsmm fotmuti in iwrform-
ing the aimtopsy that thin heart amid all other
organs were iii a healthy cotmulition and the
meuudt shows conclumsivoly that death wan
miot caused by ally organic disease. The
tOtilacti i'as removed antI will be ettlimitted
to a chmcmnloal uxamiiinatlon with a 'low to
dntermlnimmg whether death restmlted f ruin
poisOnIng ,
LONDON , Juno 8.-Chester Lodge , the
lioiiie of Miss Maymici Vm'orrall Is a neat semi-
( letaclieti house au the ( hilstoti road. Sotth
hCenm.lmigton , this city , It has a well kept.
old-fashioned garden. Miss Worrahi's fmtuuiiy
Is greatly upset at the news tram Samm irma.
cisco. Time ommly Immformmiation wlmich they
ha'o on thm subject iii from the newspapers ,
WeMakeJ1-
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Eldredge
Be idere.
They are the Lightest Running
Wheels on Iarth and trzctIy
High Grade.
Wo Always Made Good Sewing
! dnclmlnesl
Wily Shouldn't We Make Good
C Wheels ?
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OMAhA , NUll.
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t
Know the
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, e- -s di of thc
Liver , Kidneys and Urinary
Organs is
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It Cres Female Troubles
At Drugglstt. Price , $ iOci Per Bottle
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holds the J3u11-1og Garki
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Thiestrenthi of hiosedepemidson thiesc rub.
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Theory amid results prove 13u11.Dog strolmg-
ut hose for iiioney made.
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25 lcvonslmlro St. , lioston , or
SOS Lake St. Chicago. 6 ; Peo2e St. , ii , V.
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