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THE O-NrATTA "DAILY METSf-ynSSpAV , STJ.PTEMKET1 8 , 1800.
JAKE GAODAUR IS CHAMPION
Defeats Jim Stanbury Over the Classic
Course on the Thames.
.AUSTRALIAN MAKES A TATAL MISTAKE
Stop * lo fill I in n I-'onl mill I.vpi-lnil-
lliuly I.iiwN UN Small Cliniioo
( if DefenlliiK ( lie Anier-
Icnn OiirMiuln.
. IMC. by the Atjoolitr-d Frc'iO
POTNBV. Kng. . Sept. 7. " .lake" Clamlanr
of Toronto , champion oarsman of Atncrlcii ,
after a most disappointing race toilay over
thti four-mile championship course from 1'ut.
noy to Mortlnkc , defeated James Stanbury
of Anstrnllu , who recently beat "Wag" Unrd.
Ing for the championship of Ihc world.
the world's chain-
The race toilay was for
plonghlp. $2.uOO and the Spoilsman cuji.
The weather was as illsmal us It could be ;
there was a foul , a protest , which was dlsrc-
Knrdcd. and Oaudanr won by twenty lengths
In twenty-three minutes and one second.
Uoth men were very nervous nml fidgety
while nt the stake boats marking the startIng -
Ing line. They brokn away repeatedly , and
there were twelve fiilfo starts. Onuilnur was
Blower In his first few strokes than his rival.
nnd iStanhury's higher rate of striking en-
nblcd him to show tlio Toronto man the way
during llio early part of the race. At the
end of the first quarter mile Stan bury led by
n foot , but nt the third of a mile the two
tioats were level , nnd so continued for n few
strokes. The half mile post was passed In
' seconds Gail-
two minutes and twenty-one' ,
ilntir lending by about a quarter of a length.
Stnnbury at this stage of the ruco appeared
to bo In trouble , and the oarsman from
Toronto simply walked nway from him.
After the mile mark Stanbury spurted des
perately , as If attempting to foul Gnudaur.
When the oarsmen shot under Hammersmith
bridge the nose of thn Australian's shell was
almost touching the stern of rjnudanr's boat.
nnd about two furlongs above the bridge
there was n slight touch. Stanbury promptly
held up his hand nnd claimed n foul , lint
cs both boats were In the center of the river
the referee refused to admit the claim. Stan.
bury , who hail stopped rowing In order to
claim the foul , was now a badly beaten man.
nnd Gaudaur went right away nnd won ns
he pleased. The betting wns 5 to 2 on Stan-
bury at the start and 3 to 1 on Gnmlaur after
a third of a mile had been rowed.
Gaudnur has held the professional cham
pionship of America since 1X93 nnd twlec
before , In 18SC and 1&S7 , ho held the same
honor.
Ouudnur and Stnnbury have met before.
The contest took place nt tbo regatta at
Austin , Tfx. . In 1MW. when Htanbury wan
not In good form. Slncn that time. Oaudaur
IIUH defeated ICdward Ilanlan , Georgn Hu-
lieiir. Huckett , lingers ami other profes
sionals nt the Halifax regatta. Ho also
stroked the "four" which beat llubonr s
Kngllsh combination. The new champion
has made two previous visits to Knglnml.
In IRSi ho was over thnre with George Hos-
ni or , ICd Ilanlan nnd Wallace Iloss , but hade
o succumb to Ilanlan nnd Iloss , despite
his clover style , whloh wns very much ad
mired by the Kngllsh experts. In ISM !
Gaudnur rowed Heneh , the Australian , for
the championship , from Putney to Jlort-
lake.
Stanbury won the Australian chnmplon-
Bhlp In 1R91 , when he defeated John McLean
on the Paramatta river.
Gaudnur weighed about 17. pounds. Ho
Is six feet high , while Stanbury Is about
seven pounds heavier and one Inch taller.
CJAMUS OITill. . XATIO.VAI ,
Kennedy doxon Cincinnati Out for
One HiiKlc lilt.
I3HOOKLYN , Sept. 7. Kennedy pitched
Brent ball this morning , holding the Cln-
clnnatis down ' to one hit. Rhrct also
pitched well up to the eighth Inning , when
the Hrooklyns made live singles nnd a two-
Imggor , earning all four of their runs
Plctz split n linger In the third Inning and
he will be unable to play aguin this season.
Score. ;
Cincinnati. iTl I.O.A.I. . Brooklyn H.It.O.A.B.
llurke , If. . . I 0 1 0 0 nrlllln , cf. . . 12508
Hoy. cf . 0 0 1 0 0 Slilmlle. 31i.
Mcl'lice. 2l > . 0 0 2 2 0 tones , rf. . . . 02300
Miller , rf. . . Daly. Sh _
VniiKlin , in. 0 01'10 0 C Corcoran , BS 2 2 0 3 0
Fmllh , PS. . . 0 0 0 C 1 AmlVn , Hi 0 010 1 1
Irwln , 3b. . . 0 , MrC'rthy , If 1 1 o o o
j'cltz , c . Of.rlni , c . 11300
Ilrny , c . 0 0 3 I 1 Kennedy , ji. 1 1 1 C 0
Ilirct , p. . . . 0 0030 , -
- Total . . .Oil 27 12 1
Total . . . 1 1 24 15 2 _
Cincinnati . 0 1
llroolilyn . 0 0 o 1 0 0 1 4 -G
Hits : Cincinnati. 1 ; llmoklyn , 11. Krrors :
Cincinnati , 2 ; llrnnklyn , 1. Knrncd runs :
llrooklyn , 4. Two-bnFC tilt : Corcoran , Hhliullc ,
Hey , McCarthy. Stolen baseH ; Itiirlce , .Tonctt.
HIilTi.llf . (2) ) , Dnly , Cirltlln. Uoulilu plays : Irwln
unavslHtoil ; Irwln to Mcl'hee to Vaughn ; Daly
to AnilcrKon. Klrvt bntte on l > nll ? : OT ( Kenncily.
A ; off Khret , ( ! . Htniclc out , Hy Kennedy , 1 : liy
rhrct , 3. 1'iiFFeil imllH : 1'cltz , 1 ; Orny , 1. \\'ll < l
pltcli : Kennedy. Time : One hour uml forty
in I mi I PH. Umpire : Klicrlilnn. Attt-nilnncc , 2..r.OU.
The Clnclnnatls won the afternoon game.
It wns u pitcher's battle , Hhlnes doing the
better work , besides being better supported.
Score :
Cincinnati . . - . . 00020100 0-3
Hrooklyn . 00001000 0 1
Hits : Cincinnati , fl : Hrooklyn , 4. ICrrors :
Cincinnati , 0 ; Hrooklyn , 4. Karncd runs :
Cincinnati , 1 ; Hrooklyn. 1. First base on
balls : Off Hhlnes , 3 ; oft Daub , 2. Struck
out : Hy Ilhlnes , 3 : by Daub , -I. Three base
lilts : Gray. Two base hits ; Smith. Miller.
Stolen base : Hoy. Double plays : Smith to
Orny. HatlerlcM : Cincinnati , Ilhlnes nnd
Vnughn ; llrooklyn. Daub and Itnrrel. Um
pire , Sheridan. Attendance , fi.UOO.
WAS KABY KOIl THE GIANTS.
NEW yOHK Sept. 7. The New Yorks
had nil easy time winning this morning's
game from the Plttsburgs. Klllen wus an
easy mark nnd wns batted all around the
lot. Meekln held the Pirates well In check
during the entire game. Attendance , 6,000.
Score :
Rase bltsi Pittsburgh 7 ; New York , 12. Er
ror * : I'lltfliurK. 7 ; New York , 3. Earned runs :
PliUburK , I ! New York , 8. First base on balls ;
Off Klllen. 2 ; off Meekin , 1. Struck out : liy
Klllen , 7 ; by Meekln. 3. Home runs : Joyce (2) ( ,
T.-irec-lmse bits : Stenzel , Van Haltren (2) ( ) , Heck.
ley. Two-base hits ; G. Davis , Mrckln , Sac-
rlllco hit : Kernan. Stolen bases ; Lyons. Sug >
den , Van Haltren , Joyce. Double play ; Gleu > on
to G. Davis. Wild pitches ; Meekln , 1. Urn-
pirn : Kinnlle. Time : 204 ; ,
The afternoon ciunnvnH won by I'lttn-
tnirt , ' In the ninth Inning. Sudden got n
buna on hulls nnd Hurry Dnvlx micrlllced.
I'ndden then hit for three bases , Bcorinf ;
HiiK'len. Score :
I'lttRlnirK . , . 100000 O'O 1 2
Now York . 0-1
Hits ; I'lttBlinrit , G : New York , G. l.rror :
I'lttsbuTK , 2 ; New York , 0. l.nrnrd runs ;
I'lttsliiirK. 1. I'liut IKIHO on bnlla ; Off Huw-
Icy , 3 ; off Dohcny , 4 , Struck nut : Hy Hawley -
ley , 4 ; by Uohcny , 3. Three bane hits ; Pa-
den. Two bnse hltH ! Olenuon , Stolen bnseH :
Vnn Hnltren , 1'iiHsed ball : \Vll.son. Wild
iiltehi HUM ley. Hit by pitcher : Hy Do.
iit-ny , L Iluttt-rles ; I'lttsliurK , Huwk-y and
HtiKilen ; Nuw York , Uohony and \\llson.
Umpire ; l.mslle , Attendnncu , 14,000.
ONK AI'lECK AT 1JOSTON.
BOSTON , Svv7 \ , The Spiders wrro
outplnyeil all points in thu fort-
noon today. Cim.iy WIIH hit hart ]
nndVIIK rtphiced In the sixth In-
nliiK byValliice. . The vlnlloru , with the
oxcvptlon of llnrkt-tt , rouhl not llnd Nich
ols , ami their work In the Held was at
tlm en very niggud , Bcore :
Hoaton . , . 01224010 10
Clovflnml . V 00200020-4
Hits ; llolon , 12 ; Cleveland , 7. Errors ;
Roston , 1 ; Cleveland , G. ICiirnei ) runs : Hos >
ton , G ; Clevelniid , 3. Two lutsu hits : Ham
ilton , Nichols. Hurkutt (2) ) , V.lmmer. Three
Imso hltu : Duffy , Alcdunn , Collins. Stolen
banes ; Hnnillton , Hurkctt. Double plays ;
l.on to MeGnnn to Gunzel. First base on
balls : By Nichols , 3 : by Cnppy , 2. struck
out : Nichols. MoAIIUter. 1'utweil balls ;
HerKen. Wild pitch : Nichols. Hattt-rle * ;
lloston , Nichols am ] Herm-n ; Cleveland ,
Cuppy , Wallace ami dimmer. Umpire ;
Hurst. Atti-mlance , C.OOO.
Cleveland won the afternoon eamu from
the home tenm after a closu contest. Thu
close of tlm Kennon on thu home Rroundu
\vits chitructerlzeil by a dUKniri-ful scene.
lu the c-lehth. Mi-Gnrr. the Cleveland third
bust-man , deliberately tripped up Hamilton ,
\vhlle tha latter WUH uttemptlni ; to score.
Thu crowd made a hostllo dcmonstrutlon
and t tbe close of the euiut ) a bait dozen
pollreinen cfif-ortcd McGnrr from the
croui.ds. Score :
Cleveland 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 ' -.1
Hodton 0 00100010-2
Hit * : Cleveland , 10 ; Koston. 7 , Errors ;
Cleveland , 4 ; lloston , 2. Knrncil runs :
Clcvolnnd , 3 ; Iloxlon , 2. Two base hits ;
Hurkett. Threu Imso blt ! YOUIIK. Home
rmm : McKcan. Stolen bnpes ; Hnnillton ,
Gnnzel , McOnnn. Double plnyn : McKonn
to Ti-licatti Collins to Onhr.cl. nrst brtso
on bnlls : Off Klolxlnn * , 1. Struck out' Hy
VOIIIIK , 3 ; by Klobdnnz , I. llnttrrles : Clcve-
laml , VoniiK and X.lmmer ; Hoston , Klob-
d.\nz nnd Horgcn. Umpire : Hurst. Attend
ance , 8,50 * .
COI.ONKL9 MAUK 'KM HirSTLE.
1ALT1MOUK. Sept. 7. The Clmmplonn
won from the Colonels In n close eniiio this
monilnc. Hill's pitching \viis the more
iffcptlVf : , but I he homo team seemed to
hitvu lurk on their tde > . In the oluhth In-
nliiK I.nlly so Inttijiieteil n remark made
by JIKiiuw us to fee.1 coiiHtrnlnul to line
( hat "gi-ntlcinnn" Jil and sent him In the
beiirh. Attendance1,110. . Seorei
H.-lltimoio 0 0002011- !
lAtlltlvlllc 1 -
Illlm nnUlmcre , B ; Lotilsvllk' , 7. Krrors :
lialllnioit-r 2 ; LotilsvlllH , 3. l.iirnpd runs :
llnlllmorc , 1 ; LoiilKVllln. 1. Three base hits :
( 'lineman. Sni-illlco IiltH : Ilcltz , Hrodlo ,
Dulnn , llolilnson. Stolen b.ise.1'lcker -
Inff , Ki-lley. Kf-i-lcr (2) ) , Heltz. Double plays :
KUKCI-H to Hill to Johnson ; Jennings to
Uovle ; Dolnti to Johnson , rirst bnso on
hriflH : Off Pond , 2 ; oft Hill , 4. Struck out :
Hy l end , ; by Hill. . . naileries : " Unltl-
moiv , Pond nnd Ilolilnson ; Louisville , Hill
and .Miller. Umpire : Lally.
The Champions won the two afternoon
Kittnoa from the Colonels \\lth cnBtIn tin-
llr l afternoon Rnme the visitors were nil-
able to hit Ksper , nnd In the second did
but little better with llennnlnp , whllu Her-
mnn and Cunningham wore easy marks for
thc > home team. Attendance , 10"SS. Score
Kei-nnd -
K-iimo :
Hnlllmorc x-3
LonlHvlllij 0-0 0000001-1
Hnsc tills : IlnlllmnrtIG ; Louisville , 3.
Hirorn : Haltlinou- ; LoiilNVlllo , C.
ICnvned runs : Hiiltlinure , 5. Two-base
lilts ; l.Hiivr Tlirec-bntsp hits : Itrodlc , Kelley -
ley , lleltx , JlcCrenry. Stolen bases : Dex-
tur , Jlctirnw ( " ) , Dojlo. Kecler , Dnlan , .teii-
nliiRH. Uoublo pla.VK : Clarke to Dextt-r ,
Dolnn to Hocel-M , Johnson to UoKcrs. Klrst
base on balls : Off KKPIT , ; lii-nnnti , 3.
Struck out : Hy ICspor , 1 : by Herman. 1.
Passed balls : bcxter. Wild pitches : Her
man , llallerles : Baltimore , l.sper nnd
HobliiHon ; Lonlsvtllo , Herman and Dexter.
Umpires : Qiilnn and Allller.
Score third K'unc : .
HaltlMiire 4-12
Loulsvllli ! 0 0000010-1
HUH : Hnitlmore , 13 ; Louisville. B. Errors :
Hnltlmore , 1 ; Louisville- . Karnod inns :
P.ultitmire , 7 : Louisville1 , i. Three base hits :
Clarke , Kclley. Heminlnjr , ItoKcrs , Jen-
nliiKs. Stolen IUIKPH : Ki-llcy (2) ( , McGraw ,
Plrkurliif ? . Double plays : Johnson to Do-
Ian to Itofiers ; Dolnn to Holers. First base
on balls : Off Hemtnlim , 1 ; on * CunnlnRham ,
n. Hit by pitched ball : JU-Graw , Hrodle
( . ) . Struck out : Hy Ilvnimltifr. 1. Wild
plteb ; CunnliiRhnm. Hatterles : Haiti-
more , HemmliiK and Hohlnson ; I.onlsvllk- ,
CunnlnKhnm nnd Dexter. Umpires : Don
nelly and .Miller.
QUAKl-IlS HAT IT OUT.
PHILADELPHIA , Sept. 7 The locals
halted out < i victory over Chicago today
In n tedious Knmc. It was called at the end
of the seventh because of darkness. Terry
held them down to three hits and no runs
for live Innings , after which he wns pun
ished for six singles , a double anil two
triples. The Phillies presented Nops , a
new pitcher from the Allan.ID loaf1. : He
showed up well In the box. ill the hits
made oft him being pcattcrad , but he was
weak nt the bat. Attendance , 7-M. Sec-re :
Philadelphia. 0 0 R 0 0 5 S-10
Chicago 1 0001 12-5
Earned runs : Philadelphia , 'i ; Chicago , 3.
Two-base hits : Cross , Coolev. 'June hue ,
Everett. Three-base hits : C1 > "s , Uoylc.
Sacrifice hits : Anton. Stolen liases : jlc-
Cormlck. First b\se on halls : Off Nops , 1 ;
oft Terry , 4. Hit by pltcncd ball : Gel r.
Struck out : Nops , 3 ; Lajole. Donolr.ic. AVlld
pitches , Nops. Terry. Ualli-rle-i : Phila
delphia , Nops and Hoyle ; Chicago. Terry
and Donohuc. Umpires : Campbt-il and Hei.-
derson. ,
HIIOWNS PLAYED ONE GAME.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 7. Washington
split even with the Browns today. In the
first game the Senators were outplayed nt
every point , but In the second Urellensteln
wan an easy proposition for the Senators ,
while the batting of the visitors was weak.
Attendance , 7(00. Score , llrst game :
Washington 0 2
St. Louis 0 1-fi
Hits : Washington , S ; St. Louis , 11. Er
rors : Washington. 4 : St. Louis , 2. Earned
St. LouisI. . base Par-
rung : , -I. Two bits : -
roll , Murphy. Stolen bases : Cross. Lush ,
Dement , Smith. Turner , Purrolt. First base
on balls : Off Donohue , 5. Hit by pitched
balls : Cross. Struck out : JSy Mercer , 7 ;
by Donohuo , 7. Wild pitches : Mercer , 7.
Hatterles : Washington , Mercer and Parrel ;
St. Louis , Donohue nml Murphy. Umpire ,
Lynch ,
Score second game :
Washington 1 11
St. Louis 100000000 1
Hits : Washington. IG ; St. Louis , 2. Er
rors ; Washington , none ; St. Louis. 2.
Earned runs ; Washington , S ; St. Louis , 1.
Two-base hits : Dowd , Urown , Smith. Three-
base hits : Cartwrlg.it , McGulro Stolen
bases : McGuIre , Smith , Abbey. Double
plays : O'Hrlen lo De.Mont , Hevlllo to Cnrt-
wrlght. Cross to Connor. First base on
bnlls : Off McJumes , 1 ; off Breltonsteln , 4.
Struck out : Hy McJames , 3 ; by Hreltensteln.
2. Hatlcrles : Washliigton. McJames and
Mc'Gnlrc. St. Louis : Hreltensteln and Mc-
Fnrlnnd Umpire : Lynch
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played , AVon. Lost. P.C.
Baltimore 114 SO III 70.2
Cincinnati 11(1 ( 72 44 K2.1
Cleveland 110 71 45 C1.2
Hoston 11 ! ) 07 f.2 rii.S
Chicago IIS C5 Ki M.I
Plttsburg Ill 02 D2 51.4
Philadelphia 113 r > 7 [ iS 40.0
New York IIS fin 02 47.fi
Hrooklyn 115 53 02 -1B.1
Washington 114 47 C7 41.2
St. Louis 117 3 81 : t0.8
Louisville 115 23 &G 252
No games scheduled for today.
TIIUI.L : STHAICJHT I-TlOM AVOCA.
Uiilvorxlir Cltili I'M ml H .Vo I lIlcuI ( ( > - In
Winning tlio Srle .
The Universities made It three etralght
yesterday afternoon before a handful of
spectators. The college boys played a
strong game with the slick , while the Pro
hibitionists found It exceedingly dllllcult
to do business with Colonel Jelen's curves ,
nnd the result wns that nt the end of the
ninth inning they found ihemsclvcs over
whelmingly licked. The score :
UNIVEHSITY.
AH. U. IB. SB. SH. PO. A. E.
Totals 49 17 17 11 1 27 10 0
AVOCA.
AH. H. 111. SIJ. SH. PO , A. 13.
Totals . 37 3 S 0 0 27 13 11
University . 0 17
Avoca . 0 3
Earned run : University , 4. Two-base hits :
Whitney , Abbott , Lnwler. Blttinger. Thivi--
basil hits ; Jelen. 'McAullffe. ' Passed b'ills ;
By Hayes , 1 ; by.Ink , 4. Wild pitches : Hoy-
mi1 r , 1. Base on balls ; Off Jelen , 2 : off Hey-
mer , 3. Hit by pitched ball : Crelgh. Struck
out : Hy Jelen , 1 ; by Doymer , 3. Left on
bases ; University , 7 ; Avoca , 6 , Double
ploys : Crrlch to Mt-Aullffe to Abbott :
Crelgb und JlcAullffc. Time ; 1:45. Umpire :
Keith.
Ohio L
TOLEDO. Sept. " . The morning gnmo
teemed with rank errors nnd poor In-fleld-
Ing , Score : Toledo , 13 ; hlta , 11 ; errors ,
! . New Castli0 ; hits , 10 ; errors , S. Bat
teries : Kello nnd Arthur : Brown nnd Don
ovan. Umpire , Hubbard.
FOUT WAYNE. Ind , . Sept , 7. The mornIng -
Ing game today between Vountrstown and
Fort Wuyno resulted In favor of the homo
club by a xcora of 10 to 2. Hatterli-s ; Ca
rey nml Cruiser : X.elnham and Monahun.
JACKSON , Mich. . Sept. 7. .Morning
game : Jackson , 4 : hits , fl ; errors , 3. Wheel-
Ing. 3 ; hits , 4 ; errors. 3. Butteries : liruna-
klll und Fear ; Campbell and Bliuw.
llinid llnot * u ( Sioux City.
SIOl'X CITY , Sept. 7 ( Special Telegram. )
Uibor day vuia celebrated today with a
local rend ruco under the auspices of the
Barbers' union. The ruca was from Hlnton
to a point In Sioux City , exactly eleven
miles , ngulnst a bad wind , Tliu tlmo prize
was won by W. W. House r. one of tbe
scratch men , In 41:30. : Second by F. W ,
Baxter , u two-mlnutu man. In 41:45. The
winner of the ruce was Hugh Sweney. who
hud u twenty-faur-mlnutu handicap. Time :
57:17. : There. wer eighteen starters ,
This evening tin-re wus a bout carnival
nt lUveislde , _
MntflicN nt Sun - 'rniirlMco.
SAN FBANCISCO , Sept. 7.-Lon Agncw
nnd Spider Kelly huvo bet-n matched by
the Armory Athletic club of this city for
ten rounO-i , 133 pounds , on Friday , October
J , On the same evening Jimmy Anthony
the Australian bantam , will Attempt to
best Tom Cooney nnd Rill Frty In six
rounds nnd Billy Lewis of Denver wll
meet Billy Shannon of this city nt 1M
pounds In a limited round contest ,
SCOIll-S OK Til 13 WHSTI.IIX M-ACIUIS
CJrnnil 1tii | lilN Win * n Itpiiinrknlilc
CJniiHfriini ( KnnniiN City III u ex.
KANSAS CITY , Sept.One of the long-
e.it nnd hardest fought games on record
was played here today before a Labor ilr.y
audience ot nearly 3,000 people. Cliand
Itapld ! " finally won out In the sixteenth InnIng -
Ing , after three hours of pby nb.mndlng
In stubborn nnd scientific playing. At Iho
end of the ninth Inning thf score slond fi to
C. For the next six Innings neither club
seared , each side playing In remarkable
form. Hlnnford was knocked out In the
twelfth and Lake succeeded him behind the
bat. In the sixteenth the strength of this
players began to ling. Th" Ulttcs lit In and
bunched hits , gaining three runs. Thu visi
tors followed suit and went the home term
one- better , with four , winning the came.
The game was marked by the only triple
piny ever made on the home grounds. In
the seventh Inning , with men on llrst and
second , Carney stopped a hot liy thai
looked safe , touched first and threw to
second before either of the base runners
rould recover. Score :
Kansas CI..V..O 80101020000000 S 9
Grand Uaplds.O 01120011000000 4-10
n. e lilts , Kansas City , IS ; Grand Hnplds ,
20. Krrors : Kansas City , fi ; Grand Hnplds ,
f . Hatlerles : Kllng , Hlnnford nnd Lake ;
Single and Hodge.
Score second game :
Kama * City 4402 1-11
Grand Haplds 0 2000 2
liaso hits : Kansas City , 11 ; Grand Hnplds ,
7. Krrors : Grand Itnplds , 1. Hatterles :
Cnllnhnu and Lake ; Luther and Donnvnn.
MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. " , . Morning game.
Srore :
Minneapolis 0 0 S 0 0 1 .1 0 0-7
Columbus 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 fi
Hnso hits : Minneapolis , 11 ; Columbus , 1.
Krrois : Minneapolis , 1 ; Columbus , 3. Hnt-
terles : linker , Parker and Schrlver ; Hos-
well , Wilson and Kehoe. Umpire : O'Day.
This afternoon's victory made seventeen
straight for the Millers , Score :
Minneapolis 0-12
Columbus 5
Hasc hits : Minneapolis , IG ; Columbus. 7.
Errors : Minneapolis , 2 ; Columbus , fi. Hat
terles : HntchliiHon and Schrlver ; Daniels
nnd Kehoe.
ST. I'AUL , Sept. " . Score , llrst game :
Ft. Paul 0-S
Indianapolis * ft
Hits : St. Paul , C ; Indianapolis. S. Krrors :
St. Paul. 7 ; Indianapolis , n. Hntterles : Mul-
lane nnd Spies ; Dammon and Wood.
Score second game :
St. Paul 20002000 2-fi
Indianapolis 0 2
Hits : St. Paul , II ; Indianapolis , S. Kr-
rors : SI. Paul , 4 ; Indianapolis , 2. Hntter-
les : Denzcr and Spies ; Kelluin , Davis and
Wood.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 7.-Score first game :
Milwaukee 300000121-7
Detroit 000001001-2
Hits : Milwaukee , 12 ; Detroit , 8. Krrors :
Milwaukee , 2 ; Detroit , 2. Hatterles : Hett-
ger nnd Spear ; Thomas and Fisher.
Score second game :
Milwaukee 10022 3 S
Detroit 20021 4 9
Hits : Milwaukee , 12 ; Detroit , 10. Krrors :
Milwaukee , 1 ; Detroit , 4. Hntterles : Jones
and Spear ; Gayle nnd Fisher.
STANDING OF TIIK TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Minneapolis US 7 ! ) 3 J Wl. ! )
Indianapolis US fi ! ) 43 11S.5
Detroit 121) ) CS fi2 r.rt.7
St. Paul 122 ti ! ) fill CG.fi
Kansas City 122 04 fiS fi2.fi
Milwaukee 124 C7 07 . 40.0
Columbus 127 4.1 S4 33.3
Grand Unplds 123 39 Si ( IH.2
Games today : Detroit at Milwaukee : Co
lumbus nt Minneapolis ; Indianapolis at St.
Paul ; Grand Hnplds at Kansas City.
HOWM-US OWN TIIK CHICICI.T GAMIS.
Plenty of PlnycTH nml Plviily of Sport ,
lint ! < " < MV Huns.
The annual Labor day crlck-t game which
Is open to nil players , took place yetiturdny
on the Omaha grounds between two tinis
captained by H. Lnwrie and E. H , Kongue
The teams were numerically strong. It was
soon evident that It was , i bowler's Any
nnd despite the number of pool batcrx
on botli sides the scores wcrj .small , wlileil *
enabled the bowlers to improve their uvei'-
ages.
The fielding on both sides was good , ! .nd
runs were kept down In line shape. Atlie
same time , some rather y.ow ! plr.ys WPIO
made , greatly to the delight of the batters
Spragne had his eye on t'.ie ball , and a. *
backstop did not make an ciror , while
Slmms for his Ido had ihoi.x.no record.
Branton and Mulr made gr.ind ft-ind
catches. IJobb was equ.illy sict.iculAr | In
his fielding , and made no mUtu < os. New
and HIchelleii , for Ihelr respective F'des ,
did some fine work at the wlckot. I'.nwcrs
and Wilson made n. reqj.-l for therwlvos ,
disposing of the entire side without i-nanfe
ami t times were unplayable.
Lawrle and Cameron dll this eftee.'ve
trundling for their side , the latter again
making one of his phenomenal a"orngts.
Harry Hill and Charlie Hill were th 3ily
batters to rcacih double figure1 ! , Hlmms
coming- next with nine. It necm" ' ! that
nearly all the rungettlng was mnda slowly ,
while the bowling was on the . , pai nn 1 r.ir.ld
not bo fooled with. Few , If any , lonjr hits
were made , and' what were made were cut
off by the smart Ileldlng. Sco-e-r
LAWHIES INNINGS.
G. Gilbert , b Bowers 2
A. D. Hobb. c Wilson , b Bowers 3
J. Neale. c Branton , b Wilson C
I. H Slmms , c Mulr. b Wilson 9
J. Cameron , c Hill , b Bowers 3
II. Lawrle. c Branton , b Wilson 0
W. Ulchellcu , b Bowers 2
G. W. Shields , b Wilson 3
F. K. Barber , b Bowers 0
C. II. Altcheson , li Wilson 0
J. Francis , b Wilson 0
J. Donald , b Bowers 2
J. Douglas , b Wilson 4
T. Mnnley , not out 0
Byes 4
Total 38
SPRAGUES INNINGS ,
W. Stribllng , b Lawrle 0
G. Hurst , b Lawrle 0
II. New , b Lawrle 11
A , T. McPherson , b Cameron K
J. E. Wilson , b Cameron S
II. Bowers , c Cameron , b LawHc > G
E. H. Sprague , c Hobb , b Lawrle 1
C. Hill , o Illehelleu , b Cameron 12
Dr. young , c Hobb , b Cameron 0
Mulr , b Cameron 0
J. Innls , c Barber , b Cameron 0
S. Heth , not out 1
II. Branton , b Lawrle 0
Byes , 2 ; leg bye , 1 ; wide , 1 4
Total 51
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Lawrles Innings. Overs. Mdns , Runs , WkH.
G , F. Wilson 17.3 G 19 7
R. Rowers 17 6 15 G
Sprngues Innings :
H. Lawrle 14 4 24 5
J. Neale G 3 0 0
J , Cameron S 3 IS G
IIACINK AT IOWA'S STATE FAIH.
OnIjn Handful nt People- Sec ( lie In-
IcrcNtliin I.VCIIIH.
DES MOINES , Sept. 7. There was a largo
attendance at the stnto fair today , bur mil )
a handful of people witnessed the races ,
although It was an Ideal afternoon and thu
events were Interesting. Summaries ;
2:30 : trot ; purse JOO.
Countess Eve by Norval ( Dinforlh ) 1 1 1
Nettle H , b. in. ( Schrugu ) 2 S 4
Advancing , b. h. ( Cunningham ) fi 3 3
Alercyone , blk. b. ( Kiitlmn ) 342
Bound House Maid , s , m , iWtignui ) . . 4 I 5
Time : 2:2814. 8SS : ) > i. 2:21X. :
2:25 : pace for 3-year-olds ; purse J400.
Cnurlty Lockwood , eh. f. , by Coast
Hun to ( Sliuw ) I 1 l
Fanny Alden , b. f. ( Manbeck ) 223
Rubey L , b , in , , ( Gnlbrulth ) 3dls2
Rosa Brown , g , m. ( Woods ) . , 434
Lucy Springs , B. ( . ( Haley ) dls.
Tlmu : 2.C'2:24. : : . 2:24 : > ) i.
2:21 : trot ; pursu 1500.
Mlnny T , b. in. , by Corbln'H Bashaw--
( Flunnery ) Ill
Barry , blk. h. ( Tobln ) 2 2 a
Chump , b. h , ( HurrlHon ) -102
New Fuchlon. b. m , ( Wans ) 333
Cholcewood , hlk. H. ( Blbblns ) 3 10 8
Oiliind L , br. s. ( Shuler ) 13 d'.s
Little King. b. h. ( Pt-ek ) 577
Ed Dnvls. b. g , ( Davis ) 7 f. n
Groover , br. s. ( Townley ) . , . . G 4 4
TrapnlHt , b. H. ( Not- ) s 11 10
Franker , b. g. ( Klnchurt ) 12 t G
Monologue , blk , m , ( Danforth ) 11 li dr
Paul Plnkhum.b. h. ( Luw ) ,10 9 dr
Tlmo ; 2:21H- : , 2l'J'j ; , 2:2H4. :
Hfluy HldiTH Itetu-li \ < MV Vitrlt ,
NEW YORK , Sept. 7-Thq Examiner-
Journal bicycle relay rnce from San Fran-
cUco ta New York wus finished ut City
Hnll park twenty-nine minutes past 3
o'clock this ufternoon , the entire rune tuk-
Ing thirteen days , twenty-nine minutes und
four und one-tilth teeonda. The number of
miles covered wus 3.3S5. The lust rt-luy from
KlngshrldKu to the llnlsh wus run by Fred
erick J. Titus , the well known racing man ,
who wheeled his part In twenty-nine min
utes und thirteen seconds. Four thou
sand persons were In the City Hull purk
when Tllus reached the end of the Journey
und their chi-ers were deafening. Annje St.
Tvll nnd A. H. Ward will go from tbo Bnt-
ttry to Governor's Islund In a wuter blcycltt
tomorrow to deliver thu
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
ol ul
91 Lt
Liberal Run of "tfJitlo in the Pens for the
Monday Trade.
! i/
PRICES RULE ( . -.STEADY TO STRONG
J I II I
Xo Native- ! .HT . , 1 li CJ.ioi
„ < Tvtt cmllly HOKH
Too St'ur < lc t TcM
' MONDAY , Scjit. 7.
Cattl . HOBS. Sheeli. Horses
September 7 . 2,130 'JM 2.M7 f >
September s . i.iit 2.2fi'J i.ffia
September 4. . . . . . . Z.JIIS ; WL ! l.SKt
September 3 . i.ssi 4,041 Z.ISS
September 2 . 2.7 f 4,452 ! > 3
September 1 . 1,427 6.7&S 492 7
August 31 . 2,915 1,324 , 4,044
August 29 . 1,011 SIM 770
August 28 . 2.17B 1.S43 45
The ofiicl.il nuirtbor of cnrs of- stock
brought In today My Inch roail wan :
Cnttlti. HOKS. Sheep. Horses
t'nlon I'ue. Sys. 12 f ' 10
It. & M. 11 , II. U. 33 1
C. . II. & Q. Hy. . . * i 1 .
C. , II. I. & V. Hy..23 . .
C. , St. 1 . M. & o. . . 3
l13. . & M. V. , J 3 2
Total receipts. . y 13 12
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co. . . 7
O. II. Hammond Co . .112 499
Swift and Company . 100 . . 2OT
Cmlahy Packing ( Jo. . . . . . . -IPO 304 03
H. Heeker ami Uegan. . . . ! - " ( '
J. I. , . Carey . ; . 2. > S
Lehman & Hothschllds. . M . .
Hill & Lewis . Co
Layton & Co . 103
Other buyers . , . - 211 . . S59
Left over . 430
Total 1.777 l.SM 2,0tf !
CATTLK-The week opened with llbera
cattle receipts , though smaller than n wecl
ago. Tlicro were , all told , 2,130 head In the
yards , nearly all westerns. No native fa
cattle of any nr.count were on sale and the
westerns good enough for the killers
brought good steady to strong prices. The
demand was active and the desirable fa
cattle were nil cleaned up In rensonubl >
good season.
Cows anil helfcra Avere In liberal supply
about twenty loads being among the offer
ings. The packet H all wanted supplies am
the market wns active mill firm.
Western feeders were In large supply am
the desirable kinds sold about the same ns
at the close of last week. Common am
coarse cattle wore slow and weak. Ilcpre
sentatlvo sales :
STKRHS.
.WVO.MINO.
A. D. Adamson.
20 steers 11:52 375
D. Grant.
Scows 1038 285 20 feeders..1093 340
1 fee.ler 870 3 40
Stnmlnrd Cattle Co.
2 cowfl 910 2 50 14 doers 1172 3 15
2 CO\VH 110.r , 2 75 1 Fleer. 1300 3 15
2 steers 1320 315 2 Bteers 1235 325
1 steer. 1250 3 15
COLORADO.
A. Leonard.
HOGS The receipts of hogs were llclit even
for th llrnt of the week , only 930 hend belns
reported in , which , with the 450 holdovers , made
elope to 1,400 on Bale. .
It wan Imrclly enouEh to make a market , nnd
the trade was slow nnd featureless. The prices
paid were about the same'as prevailed nt the
close of lust week. Tiie heavy mixed on ttie
rouKlilxli order were very slow sale , no one
Deeming to want the few here , nnd several loads
were carried over. Representative sales :
No Av. Sh. 1'r. No. Av. fjh. I'r.
C4 302 SO f2 IS 07 260 40 J2 & 0
ta 332 120 270 CO 2C4 1GO 280
CG 01 80 270 20 218 . . . 285
74 297 ICO 2 70 SS 251 SO 2 (5
3 273 200 275 108 212 120 285
Cl 2G3 80 275 84 223 40 3 00
DC 2CS 120 275
l'IGS-OOI > 8 AND ENDS.
1 SCO . . . 2 45 4 325 . . . 2 CO
393 . . . 245 II 322 . . . 2 ( .0
5 MS . . . 2 CO C 330 . . . 2 CO
3 SOO . . . 260 8 3C2 . . . 265
G : > 0 . . . 2 CO 8 318 . . . 2 65
HHEKr There were plenty of sheep In the
yanla , both feeders' nnd mutton , Tliu market
was weak owliiK to the situation nt other mar
ket iiolntu , anil at least 1O310C lower. Repre
sentative gales : '
No. Av. I'r.
479 Wyomlnif feeders , 103 $2 W )
414 Nevada. niUed.t. t > 5 2 G5
75 Idaho lamb. CO 300
447 Idahn lambs OC 370
229 Utah lambs , , CO 375
Live Stock.
CHICAGO , Sept. 7.-CATTLK Trade started
off lively und trpl sywere steady for the gen
eral run , with u , recovery In prices for choice
Iryfed lulu. The , WK ) of tlio good fat
ami export cattltfjifofieil llio t-cales ut J4.40W
I. do , ami compariUKi'ty little was done -below
14.25. ! ' 'eedliK rattle sold freely today at last
week's ISfj..c decllui. Cows , bulls and heifers
sold at uncliuiiKed MUea , and s did veal calves.
Texana were actlr * > 'nnd steady , ami wcetern
runners rold freely , .lit tinebaniseil values.
IIOGH Trade WHIT tictlve'nnd the supply was
nell taken at vtruniMirlees' for tliu neiuTil run ,
wlt'.i prime llRht jiinl > meillum weight hoes' Idk'lier
than en Saturday. Uenvy IIOKS sold at I2.C.O ®
J.25 ; medium w IKhtB at S.8C03.35 , and light
\\elKhts ut il.Sitftf.lHORH ! ; mid largely at
; : .S.W3.10. packlnK > " < KOlnK rhlelly below (3.00.
HlIKirV.lllililikxlj . receipts Irado was ex-
remely dull , nnd Vlrt' were ' Irri-KUlurly lower.
It was next to liiliionilble 'tu net nny liiils. and
sheep were weak , tiijf.00f(2.25 ( for very common
ots , U | > tu t3.Wu3.-Ki. fur the IK-HIT class. Lambs
were lurK ly nomjotl at )3.00ij4.00 for common
o prime , ami J3.1S 'its paid for very line Hocks.
UECKHTB CtUl\e'iwt \ > w headj | IOKS , 3S00
lead ; sheep , 20.1V1 head.
\r - Xfl Live KtiM-lc.
NEW YOHK , Sept. 7. IIKI.VEH UecelpU. two
lays. 2,134 lit-ail ; Uwrit , 10i15c luwer ; Colorado *
t3.C 3-C5 : oxen. 3 Wfll.lO ; bulls , M.iOj.40 ; dry
cows , H,10j2.0. 1-Tiirvpean cables quote Ameri
can steers ul lOf/Hc per II ) . , dressed weleht ,
HIIKKI' At ! lOe l-r Ib. , dressed uelKliU ;
refrigerator beef , fcV > ( " ' , Sc per II' . ; exports today ,
none ; dieep ami luinbn , receipts , two dayii , II ,
Kl head ; active , ( peep , poor to prime , 12.214 ;
S.7L
HOGS Receipts , two days , 9,311 head : tteudy
ut t3.coe.w. _
Sl < iel. In
Record of rrerlptu at the four principal mar
kets for Monday , September 7 , IfcM :
Cattle.
South Omaha , . . . , . 2.130
hlcago , . . , . , . I'J.IO )
! l. Loulu . , . 7M 1
.ansa * City ; . . " . , .it. , . 4 , WO
Totals . . 33.130 43.910 29,397
ICllllHIIH ( 'I I ) ' I , I VI ! StOI'lf ,
KANSAS CITV , . H pl. 7. OATTLK-Reeelnts.
, fiOO head ; Khlpnu'nta , l.EOO lirod ; best Emam ,
> trady ; olheriieuk la Idc loner ; Texas tei-rs.
J.OOK3.15 ; Texas cows , llMfitM ; beef steers ,
! .Wm4.UI ; nutlve cow B. } l.40'n3.11 ; ttockeis and
reederv. II.KtfS.W ; bills , J1M ) 3.W ) .
- zt ! J shipments , UOO
HOGBRcelpt > , lieadi
lieudj market ettsdy , bulk cf sale * , { -.WU3.03 ;
heavy. JJ.enflJ.nr , puckers , 2 WirJ.OO : mltCMl , } 2.Si !
R3.M ; llRht , 2. ? < , { i3,15 ; Yorkem , | 3.10tf3.1Sj I'l
, K.POO head ; shipments , S.400
rmli market slow to Iftc lower ; lombacry
di/1 ; J.40 i4.40j mutton , f3,15 < ? S.OO.
UMAIIA < : i\iit.\L SIAHKKT.
CniiilHIon or Trnilenml Unnlntlnnit
n Stnple and KnnnjI'rodiicc. .
KGOR Choice stock , lie.
HUTTEIl Common to fair , 7c ! choice to fancy.
country , llffilJcj lepnrntor creamery , 15O16C !
gathered cream , 12ni3c.
Cllinsi. Dam stlc brick , lOc : IJdnm. per d < ix. ,
J9.M ; club lieu p. l-l | > . jam , per rtoz , . J3.M ) ; I.lm-
berger , fancy , per Ib. . 9V4c ; Roquefort , U-lb.
lars , ) > er doi. , $3.60 ; Younc Americas , 8c ; twins ,
fancy , H.c.
VKAIr-ChnlcQ fat. SO to 120 Ibs. . Is quoted nl
< ( JSc ; tniRp nnd conrse , 4BCc.
roUI.THY Llvo hens , Re ; cocks. 3c ; sprlnR
chicken ; ! . 6c ; Flirlnc ducks , 7f".o.
I'lOICONS-l.Ur. We. tlrnd plseons not wonted.
HAT I'plnml , JSMj mlilland , KM ) ; lowlnml ,
J4 OOs nfc Mrnw , fl 00 ; color makes the price on
liny ; tight bales t-cll the best ; vnly top gradei
brliiK tup price * .
IIROOM COR.V Kxlrcmely slow F.ilc ; hew
crop , delivered on truck In country : choice rreen
splf-wnrklnir rnrpet , per In. . - c : choice
runnlnc to bull. sUcj common. IWo
WATKR.MEl.ONS I'cr doi. , cmtcd according
to size , J2.00p2.25.
PANTALOt'l'ES-rrr doz. , crated. MJT75O.
TOMATOiH-l'er H-bu. Imfkct , 35040C ; i.-bll.
bushel. ZSJI.Wo.
CUCUMIll.RS-rer doz. , ! 0 25c. "
NIIW ONIONS Good stock , per bu. , 35J50c
LIMA IIKANB-Prr 111. . 4c.
MEANS Mrnil picked tinvy. per Int. . : I.40TI.CO. (
CAHI1AOE Home grown , per hundred , 7&cJJ
11.00 ,
, fCEI.nilY 1'cr doz. , 25030o : fancy mammoth.
POTATOES Newpotntoos. . per bu. , 20g25c.
KRU1TS.
GRAPES Home grown grnpcs , ICflKc ; large
lots , ir > c.
CAIiIKOttNLV PIACHES Kreostones , $1.00 ;
clings , ff.ilfOc. .
CALirORNIA PI.U.MS Per box. J1.S5JI1.CO.
CALIFORNIA nitAPliS Per cnsu , white , JI.23
Wl.r.O ; black , } l.POfl.5.
API'I.ES-ronklnp. per Mil , , JI.COffl.75 ; catln& .
Jl.75JJ2.Ofl ; .lonnthans. fancy , J2.CO.
KASTIIRN PMA MliS : MlrhUnn nnd Ohio bas
kets , fifth" , 22i23c : tt-tiil. bankets. COfiWio.
CALII-'ORNIA PEARS Unrtlcttf , Jl. 6501.75 ;
Ruerre Hanly. J1.CO.
NKCTAKINES None.
TROPICAL FIU'lTS.
ORANGES Rodl. per cafe. JG.CO.
LEMONS MescinaB. 10.0007.00 ; California lem
ons. JG.OO ; fancy , JC.5- .
HANANAS Cholcn large stock , per bunch.
J2.00IT2.25 : meiltum-flzeil bunches. JI.COJf2.00.
PINIAPPLKS-NO shippinc stock.
SIISCELLANEOUS.
IIONKY Fancy while , ncr Ib. . 14e ; choice , l.c ;
California , amber color , luo.
ClDER-Clarincd Juice , per halt bbl. , > 3 ; pet
bid. . J. , .
PRESERVES Assorted , JO-lb. pnlls , ench , J1.40
MAPLI2 SYRUP I'lve cnl. cntio. enoh , J2.76 ;
gal. cans , per doz. . J12 ; < A cat. cans , JC.25 ; quart
cans. JJ.C.O.
FIGS Imported fancy. 5 crown. 30-lb. boxes
14o ; choice , 10-lb. boxes , 3 crown , 9810c.
NUTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , medium
size , lOc ; Tarragona almond ? , per Ib. . large.
12Uc ; Ilinzlls. pel Ib. . Sc ; English walnuts , per
Ib. , fancy soft shell. 12c ; medium size. lOo ; fil
bert * , per Ib. , lOc : pecnns. polished medium. 80 ;
large. lOc ; pcnnuts , rtiw , CHJflc : roasted. 7,4c.
DATES -Halloween , per Ib. , Cc ; fards , ll-lb.
boxes , per Ib. , 7r.
DRESSED MEATS.
I1EEF Dressed steers , 400 to COO Ibs. , CHJf7c-
wustern steers. 4 > i jrC4o ; gooil cows nnd heifers !
4R lie : medium cows and heifers , 41i.iSc ; Kood
fun-quartcis. cows and heifers. 3 > if4c ; Rood
foreouartcrs. native steers. 4Viffoc ; good hinii-
( iiinriers , cows and hclfera , 7Jf7'.4c ; good him'
quarters native steers , 8'uj cow rounds , 6c ; cow-
beef
SJ.c ; lo _ ,
" ' "
rlbn , No. 3. Cc ; cow loins. No. 3 , Sc ; "beef'"trim
ming * So ; rump butts , tc ; shoulder clods. Cc.
MUTTON Dressed lambs , ic : dressed mutton.
Cc ; racks , lOo ; legs. Sc ; saddles , Sc ; stews. 2ic ;
ahi-op plucks , 3c. sheep lonuucs , per Uoz. . Me.
PORK Dressed bogs , 4MC ; pork loins , 8c ;
spare ribs , 31c ; ham -"ausases , butts , 4i.c ; poik
shoulders , 4VJc ; pork fboulders , i-klnned. 4Uc-
pork trimmings. 3c : leaf lard , not rendered. 4ct
HIDES AND TALLOW.
j5Iinii > PEl/FS * ien raited , each. 25QGO-5 ;
Kreen suited tneartlngu ( short vooied early
hUlns ) , each , 15e ; dry nlieuriniKS ( short wool-u
early tklns ) , No. 1 , met , . ! < ' -y rlicurlln s
( shcit wooled early skln > - > , No. 1 , each. Cc ; d.-y
Hint Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool relts
per Ib. , actual \\clgm , 44fCc ; dry flint Kansas
ind Nebraska Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , act
ual \ielKht , 384c : dry flint Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4i35c ; dry
Hint Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
welpbt , 3tf4e ; feet cut off , as It Is useless lo
pay freight on them.
. TALUJW AND GREASE-Tallow , No. 1. 2UC ;
tallow. No. 2. Hie ; grease , wldto A , 2io ! ; crca'te
white H. IHc ; ureute , yellow , lie ! ; grease , dark
H4c ; old butter , Vi2(4c ( ; beeswax , prime , ISO
22c ; roUKh tallow , lUc.
HONES In car lots , weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton. J12.00R14.00 ; dry-
country , bleached , per ton , J10.00fl2.00 ; dry
country , damp and meaty , per ton , JO.OCOS.Oi.
WOOL I'nwns'ied. fine heavy , 6B7c ; flnfi. lleht.
EiffOc : quarter blood. 10Slrl-c , seedy , burry und
chaffy. SIi9c ; cotted nnd broken , coarse , 79c ;
celled and liroken. fine. CSfc. Fleece washed
Medium. ISfllSc ; fine , I4fflCc ; tub wapheu. 16iJ
18c ; black. 8c ; bucks , Oc ; tag locks , -33c ; dead
pulled. 5@Cc. _
Ijlveriiuul
LIVERPOOL , Sept. 7. WHEAT Spot , steady :
demand poor ; No. 2 red , spring , 5s Vjil ; No. I ,
California , Cs Cd. Futures cloeed steady , with
near and distant positions U < 1 lower ; business
about equally distributed ; September. Cs liid ;
October , CH lid ; November , Cs 2d ; December.
Ds 2'id ; January , r > s 3d ; Febniary , 5s 3id.
CORN Spot , quiet ; American mixed , new , 2s
1014d. Futures closed steady , with near nnd
distant positions unclmnged from Saturday's
closing prices ; business on middle -positions ;
Septemlier , 2s 8d ! ; October , 2s 8'.4d ; November ,
2 S ld : December , 2H 9d.
FLOUR Firm , demand fair nnd freely sup
plied ; St. I.ous ! fancy , winter , 7s.
PROVISIONS Ilacon , dull ; demand poor ;
Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs. , 2Ss ; Eliort ribs ,
20 to 24 11)3. . 2 Js ; long clear , light , 35 to 33 lb . .
25s Cd : long clear , heavy. 40 tn 45 Ibs. , 25s ; short
clear backs , llrlit. 18 Ibs. , 24s M ; short clear
middles , heavy , 45 to CO Ibs. , 21s Gd ; clear bellies ,
14 to 11 Ibs. , 2b > . Shoulders , square , 12 to 18 Ib.i. ,
23s. Hnini. short cut. 14 to 1C Ibs. , 42s M. Tal
low. tine North American. 17s 9d. lleef , extra
India mess , 46s 3d ; prime mess , 3Cs 3d. Pork ,
prime mers , line western. 45-i ; medium western ,
38s 9d. Lard , steady ; prime western , 18s CJ ; re
fined In pnlls , 19s Cd ,
CHEESE Firm ; demand poor ; finest American ,
white. 40s ; finest American , colored , 40s Gd.
1UJTTER Finest United States , 80s ; good , 60s.
OILS Linseed , 17s. Petroleum , rellned , Giil. (
REFRIGERATOR 11EEF Forequarters , 3Jd ! ;
lilndntiarters , CV.d ,
HOPS At London ( Pacific const ) , 1 15s.
Sun Kniiiclsco Mining U < i > > tntloiin.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. -Tho omclal cloning
quotations for inl.iln.utjici to 1 ly werj a. fol
low * :
I-'iirelurii I'lniiiii-Iul.
. , Fept. 7. Three | r ei-nt rentes , 103f
250 for tlie necount , Kxcimnge on London , 25f
Itks for eliccks.
III-rtIIN : , Hept. 7. The Imperial Hank of flt-r-
inany IUIH ralreil IIH rate of dlfrount from 3 to
4 | ivr rent. Kxchunge on I.umlcn , eight days'
elBht , t'Om 39HiifK ,
IXWDON. Kept. 7. Qolil In quoted nt
Iluenns Ayreu toilny nt 1G0.50 : ut Iilnd-
rld , 10.25 ; at Million , 30 ; ill Koine , 107.i : . Amount
of liulllon wllliUra\/n from the Hank of Knu-
latul on liulunce today , li8CKiO.
iiM < ; il > - MnrU-i- ( .
KANSAS CITY , Bt-pt. 7. No Bruin market to-
lay.
Ill'TTIIH Slow liut uncliangeil ; creamery , 13
OHo ; dairy. lOfllSe.
l.OUS SlronK and very llrm at lOc.
Oil CHy Marl -l.
Oil * CITY , Kept. 7. Cie.llt Imlancu * . 11.10 ; eer-
Illcalen opi-ntil , hlRlirtt , loumt und elon-il ut
U ; no nulm or clrurancm. Hlilpmc-litu , HC.WiO
> lil . ; run * , C'J.W. thin.
'IVlneo Win-ill.
BAN rilANCIBCO , Kept. 7. WIIBAT Hauler ;
X-cemlier , Wte. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.Market.
NUW OHLRANH , Bviit. 7 , COTTON-Qulft
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone UK ! ! ) . Otualui , Nub.
COMMISSION
.RAIN ; PROYIS13XS : AND ; Sf03Ii
It&om 111V4 , Hoard of Trail * .
Direct wires to Clifcugu anil New Yurie.
CorremKioiiciiti ; Jobo AAVurrco A O
nnd nrm ; mlililllnp. 7 15-lCcj low mlitilllnir , 7-c ,
Kocxl ordinary , 7'.jc. ' _
iitcln Itttticr.
niXlIN , III. . Sept. 7.-lirTTKIt-Slrnilv : nfffr.
Inpi , ISJ.ra ) Iln .j rn\t \ * , 30.000 llm. nt l&c ; & 7.1K
Ibs. nt ICc. _
lrov < MlniiN ,
CltlfAOO. Kl > ( . T.-l'Ottl.THY-Slnnlv ; tiir-
key , 7 10c ; chlchens. "n ' .c ; tliichu , 7 % 9Hc.
I'liiiiiii-lnl .Nnlri ,
IMIILADKLIMIIA , S.l. | . .l.'l
7W ; ImliilirFU , | 1WCTT. ,
1IA1I I.ITTI.I. IH'.SIM'.SS ' IX SIIII1T ,
Hiinril of IMui-ntliin HuliN n Slmrl
mill riiliit < < r < * Nlliifr S < < K | < III.
There wns nothing of Interest In view
when the Hoard of 1-Mucntlon met last nlRhl ,
Consequently sovcral desks were vacant nml
the lobby wns deserted , llcquests from a
number of parents who wished to purchase
the book , used by their children In the hlsli
school wtro referred to the high schol com
mittee.
The report of Comptroller WestberK
showed a balance of $16,174.93 In llio school
fund August 31.
The resignation of Stella U. Hlcc as a
teacher was tendered nnd accepted.
The presldclit nnd secretary were author
ized to t-rtcr Into n lc.i u from month to
month with Walter Clark for the use of the
Davenport school site nt a rental ot $10 per
month , the board Is to pay all taxes on
the property during the life of the lease.
On recoiMncmlatlon ot the committee on
salaries the compensation nt the military In
structor at tlio high school was ! Ued at $20
a month during school months.
On motion of Glllesplo the bonnl mljonrncd
In order to assist In congrfltulntlng Major
CInrltson on his election ns national com
mander of the Grand Army of the Hepnhlle.
Mclvliiloy Chili PrcNldt-tilM Mi--l.
All executive session of the presidents ot
the Mcl.lnlcy clubs of the city was held
at the republican headquarters In the Life
building last evening. There was n very
full attendance and plans for the campaign
were talked over.
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The following proposed amendments to the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , as
hereinafter set forth In full , are submitted
to the electors of the State of Nebraska , to
be voted upon at the general election to be
held Tuesday , November 3 , A. I ) . 1SDG :
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
sections two (2) ( ) , four (4) ( ) , nnd five (5) ( ) , of
article six ( C ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska , relating to number of
Judges of the supreme court and their term
of ofllce ,
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two 12) of article
six ( G ) of the Constitution ot ino State of
Nebraska bo amended so ns to rend as fol-
Ions :
Section Z. The supreme court shall until
otherwise provided by law. consist of live
(5) ) judK'JB , a majority of 'vhom shall be
necessary to form u quorum or 10 pro
nounce .1 decision. It fllialt nave original
Jurisdiction In cases rclitins * o revenue ,
civil cases In which thu state shall be n
party , mandamus , quo warrnnto. Habeas
corpus , anil auch appullato jurisdiction , as
may be provided bv law.
Section 2. That section four (4) of article
six iG ) of 'lie Constitution of the stniof
Ncurnsica , Tje amended so as to rend us fol
lows :
Section 4. The Judges or the supreme
court shall be elected by the ulnfiors of
the state at large and tnclr term of olllce ,
ejiccpt ns hereinafter provided , shall bo for
a pcrlqd of ; iot less „ ; : : . ! ) live iM years as
legislature may prescribe.
Section S That section flvo ( fi ) of article
six ( ( i ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska , bo amended to r"ud ns follows :
Section 5. At the first Renernl election to
be held In tbo year 1S9G , there .shall be
elected two Judges of the supreme court
one of whom shall be elected for a term of
two (2) ( ) years , one for the term of four (4) ( )
years , and at each general ejection there
after , there shall bo elected one Judso of
the supreme court for the term of five (5) ( )
years , unless otherwise provided by law ;
Provided , That the Judges ot the supreme
court whoso terms have nt-1 expired nt the
time of holding the general election of 13 % ,
shall continue to hold their otllce for the
remainder of the term for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Approved March 20 , A. D. 1893.
A joint resolution proposing ; an amend
ment to section thirteen (13) ( ) of article six
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of supreme and
district court Judges.
IJo It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section thirteen 03) of
article six ( C ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska bo amended so DB to
read ns follows :
Sec. 13. The Judges of the supreme and
district courts shall receive for their ser
vices such compensation as may bo pro
vided by law , payanlu quarterly.
The leglslc.'iw shall at its first session
after ihe nuopttou of this amendment ,
three-fifths of mo iremters elected to
each house cone.urrlrifr. establish their
compensation. The compensation so es
tablished shall not br , chanecsi .iftener than
once In four years , nnd lu iio event unless
two-thirds of the members elected to ench
house of the legislature coneur tnorol .
Approved March SO , A. D. 1833.
A Joint resolution proposing to nmeml
section twenty-four (21) ( ) of article flvo ( G )
of the Constitution of thu Stnto o' Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of the olllcers of the
executive department.
He it resolved und enacted by the Legis
lature of the Stale of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section twenty-four (21) ( )
of article flvo (5) ) of the Constitution ol
the Stnto of Nebraska bo amended to read
as follows :
Section 21. The olllcers of the executlvn
department of the Ktnto government shall
receive for their services n compensation
to be established by inw , which shall bo
neither Increased nor diminished during
thrt term for which they shall have been
commissioned nnd they shnll not receive
to their own use any fees , costs. Interests ,
upon public inoneyH In H"-lr hands or
under their control , periiuisltes of olllce or
other compensation , and nil fees that mny
hereafter bit payable liy law for services
performed by an ollleer provided for In
this -Me shall be pnld In nilvnnce Into
the Ktnto treasury. The legislature ) shall
at Its first session after the iidontlon ot
this amendment , three-fifths of tliu mem
hers elected to each house of the leglsla
turo concurring , establish th lires : | of
the ollleers named In this nrtlcle. The
compensation so establish ? ! ! shall not bechanced
chanced oflencr than once In lour years
and In no event unless two-thirds of the
members elected lo ench house of the leg
islature coneur therein.
Approved March 29 , A. D. 1F93.
A Joint resolution proposing in smeml
section ono (1) ( ) of article six ( ? ; of tbe Con
stitution of tlio State 01 Nebraska , relating
to Judicial power.
liu It resolved und enacted by tha Legis
lature of thu State of NelmmKu.
Section 1. That section one 11) of artlcln
six ( C ) of the Constitution of thu State of
Nebraska be amended to read us follows :
Section 1. The judicial power of thin stuto
Bhall be vested li a supreme court , dis
trict courts , county courts , jimiiccs of the
nenco. police innslslrntes , and in mien
other courts ! " , * -nor lo the supreme e-onrt
as may bo created by law In which two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
C °
Apprrm-d March 23. A. D U9D.
A Joint rrBnlutlon proposing to amend sec
tion eleven (11) ( ) of article fix (6) ( of the
Constitution of the State of JJebrasUa , re
lating to Increase In number of supreme
Hid district court Judges.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Leg-
tdaturu ot HID State of Nebraska :
Beutlon 1. That section eleven ( II ) of urll-
: lu six ( C ) of the Constitution of the Sluto
tf Nebraska bo amended to reud ns fol-
owu :
Section 11. The legislature. whenever two-
hlrds of the members elected to each houae
ihall concur therein , mny , in cr ftur thu
, 'eur one thousand Hutu Mumln-d and
ilnely-sevcn and not oftener twin once In
; very four yearn , ine-rcust the number of
ndg''S of supreme and district t-ourln , and
li judicial districts of the Mate. Such
llHtncts shall bu formed of e-oinniii-t terrl-
ory , und bounded by county linen ; and
, ueh Inert-axe , or any c-hiiiiKQ In the
loundnrlcH of a district , Khali not vucuto
hit ollicei of any judge.
Approved March 30 , A. D. , 1W3.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section alx ( G ) of article one (1) ( ) ot tbo Con
slllutlon of the State ol NcLrnskn , relating . ,
to trial by Jury. I
. He It resolved and enacted by the Lcffix'
Is Jam re of the Stateof Nebraska , nl
Section 1. That section six ( C ) . article one < y-i
(1) ) of the Constitution of the Slat * or No '
brnska bo amended to rend as follows ! ) -
Section fi. The right of Itlnl by Itiry shall , !
remain Invlolnte. but the legislature mn > '
lirovldo Hint In elvll actions nve-fllxllm of ft. ,
the JVry riav render n vernirt. nnd th < , i >
lORlslnture by also nnitiorlz * trial by n
jury of n less number tlmn twelve menft
in courts Inferior to the district court. "j
Approved March 21 A. 1) . . 1J.95. 1
A Joint resolution proposing to nmcnij
section one. ( I ) of article five ( fi ) of the Con- 1
stltutlon of Nebraska , relating to ofilcers of
the executive department.
He It resolved and elmcted by the Icg- ; i
Islature of the State -r Nebraska , I .
Section 1. That section one ID of article li , '
five (5) ( ) of the Constitution of the Stnto t' ' <
of Nebraska be amended to rend as fol L ; ,
lows : B !
Section 1. The cxecutlvo department shall I
consist of a governor , lieutenant governor , t '
Kccretnry of state , auditor of public ac 1
counts , treasurer , snperlntondcnt of public
Instruction , attorney general , commissioner 1 1 |
of public lands and buildings , ami three LI ]
railroad commlxsloneis , turn of whom , cx > ! '
cent the said railroad commissioners , shall
bold his olllce for n term of two years ,
from the llrst Tlnirjmuj niti-r the first
Tuesday In January , niicr his election , \
and until his successor Is eleoteA and inmlN , ,
tlf , ' . Knch railroad commissioner shall
hold his olllce for a term cr t > " -t.-o vnnrs.
beginning on the first 'Iwns-My nrler the .
llrst Tuesday In January after bis eke. Ion ,
and until his usccessor Is elected and quail-
lledi Provided , however. That at the llrnt
general election held after the adoption
of this amendment there shall bo elected
three rnllroatl commissioner ! ) , one. for tha
period of ono year , one fin MIP period of
two yen 1 8 , and one lor tno peilod of three
years. The governor , seerelnrv of stnto ,
auditor of public accounts -nil treasurer
shall resident Hie rnpllol Curing their
term of olllro ; they shnll ! : . . ; > the publlo
records , books and papers there , nnd shall
perform such duties as mny bo requited by
law.
Approved March . " 0. A. D. , IS03.
A joint resolution proposing to nmeml sec
tion twenty-six (26) ( ) ot article llvo ( D ) ot the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , limit.
Ing the number of executive state olllcers. *
Ho It resolved nnd enacted by the I.cg *
Ishuurp of the ftnto or vbraRbn :
Section 1. That section .twenty-six (2G ( ) o
nrtlcle live ( G ) of the Constitution of the
State nf Nebraska be amended to rend nsj
follows.
Section 26. No other executive ? tntc offi
cers except those named In section ono (1) (
of this article shall be created , except by
nn net of the leglslaturo which Is con
curred In by not let-s than thrce-fourtha
of the members elected to ench liotiso
thereof :
Provided. That nny oflloo created by an
act of the loglnlnturo may bo abolished by
the Iciilslntnre , two-thirds of the members )
elected to each house thcrc-o ! roncurrhiff.
Approved March 30 , A. 13. . 1S95.
A Joint resolution proposing to tun o ml
section nine ( D ) of nrticle eight ( S ) of the
Constitution ot the State ot Nebraska , pro-
vldlng for the Investment of the permanent
educational funds of the state.
Hii It resolved and emu-ted by the LegIslature -
Islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. Thai section Mine IS ) of nrtlcla
eight ( S ) of the Constitution of the Slates
of Nebraska bo amended to read ns fol
lows :
Section 3 All funds belonging to the stnto
for educational purposes. HIP interest and !
Income whureot only are lo bo used , shall
be deemed trust funds held by the state ,
and the state- shall supply all losses there
of thai may In any manner accrue , so that
thu same shall remain l2r"'Jor inviolate ,
nnd undlnilnlshed , ami iul. net lip Invested -
vested or loaned exeeiit m L'nited Slntca' ' ? ;
or filnto securities. OF registered county '
bonds or registered school dlstrlvt bonda
of tills state , and suc-li fnnns , with the
Interest and Income ihereof nro hereby
solemnly i > ! r _ ; ---K for llio nut-poses fop
which tiiey me granted and set apart and
shall not be transferred to any o'her fund
for other uses.
Provided , The board crcnu-.l f > y section
1 of thl * nrtirjc _ . ; . . , npnv"d IP sell from
tlmo to time nay ot tlio securities belong
ing to the pnimnnont school fund and In
vest the proceeds arismir tiieretrom In any
of the securities ' -numerated ; n 'Ins sec
tion bearing a lugher rate of interest
whoever nr > opnor'vinlty lor better Invcst-'i
ment Is preseniedj . , -
And provided further. That when nnv
warrant npoi ; hc nt ? ' i treasurer regu
larly Issued In pursuance of an appropria
tion by the legislature nnd secured .by tlio
levy of a tax for Its payment , shall 'bo
presented to the stnto tronsurer tor pay
ment , and there shah not iio nny money
In the propel itind to pay such warrant ,
the board created by section I of this arti
cle may direct the plate treasurer to pa/
tbo amount duo on such warrant from
moneys In his hands belonging to the per
manent school fund of the stale , nnd ha
shall hold said warrant as an Investment
of said permanent school fund.
Approved March 29 , A. D. , 1S93. ,
A Joint resolution proposing nn amend
ment to the Constitution of the State ot
Nebraska by adding a new section to artlclo
twelve (12) ( ) of said constitution , to bo num
bered section two (2) ( ) , relatlvu to the merg
ing of the government of cities of the
metropolitan class and the government ot
the counties wherein such cities uro lo
cated.
He It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That artlelo twelve (12) ( of the
Constitution of the Stnte of Nebraska bo
amended by adding to wilei article a new
section to in ? numbered section two (2) , to
rend as follows :
Section 2 The goveinmenl of nny city ot
the metropolitan class and the government
of tbo county tn which II Is located may bo
merged wholly or In part when n proposi
tion so to do has been Mibml'.tc-d by au
thority of law to Iho voters , of such city
and county and received Hie assent of a ,
majority of tlio votes cast in such city nnd
nlso a mnjorllv of the voles cast In the
county exclusive of tli'-.e mat lu such
metropolitan city at such "lection.
Approved March 29 , A. D. , 1893.
A Joliit resolution proposing an amendment
to section six ( C ) of artlclu noven (7) ( ) of the |
Constitution of the Stnto of Nebraska , proscribing - J
scribing the manner In which votes shall
be cast.
He It rosolvet' nml enacted by the Leg. .
Itilnturc of the State at Nebraska :
Section 1. That section six tfi ) of nrtlcla
seven (7) ( ) of the Constitution of the Stata
of Nebraska bo amended to rend ns fol-
Sec'llon C. All votes shall bo by ballot , or
such other method ns may bo prescribed ]
by Inw , provided the secrecy or voting b *
Approved March 29. A. D. , 1893.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section two (2) ( ) of article fourteen ( H ) of tbo
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , rela
tive to donations to works of Internal Ira- ,
provt-ment and manufactories.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the Stale of Nebraska ;
Section 1. That section two (2) ( ) of artlclo
fourteen (14) ( ) of the Constitution of the
Slnto of Nebraska , bo amended to reud as
"section 2. No city , county town , preclnot ,
municipality , or other subdivision of the
Btnte , shnll over niuh'i dopiitiona tn any
vvcrkH of Internal Improvement , or manufactory - >
factory , unless a proposition o to do shall
linvn been 1'rst submitted to thn qualified
elector" and ratified by a iwo-tblrdu vote
nt an election by ni'MiOrlly of law ; Pro
vided , Thai tuen ( lomillonH of n county
with thn donations of sucn subdivisions In. . -
Iho aggregate shall not exceed ten per cent
nf the assessed valuation of such county :
Provided , further. Taut any city or county
may. bv a three-lotirtliM vote , increase such
Indebtedness llvo per -eni. in addition to
such ten nor en.i , ind no bonds or ovl-
leneosof Indebtednesn no iwiod shnll ba
valid unless tbo samri snail Jiavu endorsed - .
Ihereon a r-ortlflcnti. snriieil by the secre- *
Inry nnd auditor of sliilo , showing that
: lin snmo Is Issued pursunni lo law.
Approved March 29. A. P. , 1895.
I. .1. A. PIpor. secretary of state of the
itato of Nebraska , do hereby certify that
lie foregoing proposed amendments to the
Constitution of tlio State of Nebraska nro
run anil correct copies of the original cn
oiled and engrossed hills , as passed by the
Twenty-fourth session of the legislature ot
lie State of Nebraska , a appears from
> ald original bills on ( lie In this olllce , and ,
hat all and each of said proposed amend-
nentu arc submitted to thu qualified voters
) f the state of Nebraska for tlielr adoption
ir rejection at the general election to ho
icld on Tucsdey , thu 3d day of November ,
V. D , 189G.
In testimony whereof , I have thereunto
ict my lianil and afllxed the great seal of
lie state of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln-thin 17th day of July , In
ho year of our Lord , One Thousand Eight
lu ml red and Ninety-nix , of the Indcpend-
nco of the United State * the One Hundred , j
nil Twenty-Urn ! , and of tula utato tha . '
Seal. ) J. A. I'll'KIt.
Secretary of Slut * .
1 DtoNovS-woru only.