Nebraska Newspapers

    THE 03kr All A DAILY I5T5E : TTTUBSDAY , JULY 20 , 1897.
TESTING THE LAW OF LIBEL
Case Oamos Up from Ouster County
, Involving a Novel Points
LIABILITY OF OWNER OR LESSEE CONCERNED
Plaintiff SroUn f < ir More Kppnniilon
Tlinii He Scvurfil nt the
llaiidit ill * tlie Lower
Conrt.
LINCOLN , July 28. ( Special. ) The nown-
paper libel law and the liability of the editor ,
writer and owners of the paper In which
the llbelous article appear * Is to bo passwl
upon by the supreme court In an appeal case
that come * from Ouster county. K. 0. Garrett -
rett brought stilt against , the Republican
Publishing company ntul J. II. Chapman be-
catmo of the publication of a llbeloua article
that appeared In the Drokcn How Republican
on the 30th of April , 1805. At the trial In
district court It was shown that the paper
wan owned by the Republican Publishing
company , and that J , II. Chapman was oper
ating under a lease , which contained a con
tract that ho wa to "manage It In the beet
manner possible for the best Interests of all
the parties , " defray all Its expenses and
divide the profits of ltd publication with Its
owner , tlie publishing company. In the
course of the trial a motion was made to
dlamUa the action as to the publishing com
pany , which wan sustained by the court.
Then the Jury brought In a judgment against
Chapman for $261.10 and costs. Garrett ap
peals to the supreme court , maintaining that
the district Judge erred In dlsink-slng the ac
tion as to the publishing company. In hh
brief nieil today he holds that ho should
have also a Judgment agalnot the owners
of the paper , and says that ho would rather
take the chances of a new trial than to hold
the Judgment ho now has. The point
to bo pissed upon by the supreme court Is
as to liability of both the editor and thu
owners of n newspaper , whore they are dif
ferent persons.
GOSSIP FROM TUB STATE HOUSE.
Secretary Plckens ot the State Board o !
Irrigation was out In the western part ol
Cheyenne county a few days ago , looking
after Irrigation matters , and a letter has
Juat been received from him In which he
says that hu had Just been caught out In
a three and a half Inch rain storm. Ho saya
that It Is evident thpi weather bureau Is not
treating the Irrigation department right , and
he has concluded to leave Cheyenne county
until the high water subsides.
Secretary Nelson of the land commission
er's olllce returned yesterday from Lincoln
county , where ho had been arranging for
an auction sale of school land leases. Thf
aalo Is to occur at North Platte on August
14. Commissioner Wolfe returned this after
noon from Thomas county , where ho had
been holding a sale.
The proof reading of the new session laws
has been finished and It Is promised thai
the now volumes will be Issued the last ol
the week.
A requisition has been Issued tor the return
of Harry Knox from Brighton. Colo. , to Lin
coln , to answer the charge ot stabbing Wil
liam Nelson with fellonlous Intent to wound ,
The crime was committed on 'May 29 , and was
entirely unprovoked , Knox haa Just been
anorehendcd at Brighton , and S. M. Mellck
will go after him.
The Alaska gold fever has struck Nebraska
nnd as a result the Lincoln and Yukon Gold
Mining company was Incorporated today , with
n capital stock of $100,000 , In shares of JU
each. The principal office ot the company Is
to be at Lincoln. Neb. , but the operations ante
to be carried on up In the Yukon river coun
try. The incorporators are : Walter J. Lamb
SnenCQr A. Mosucr , Henry Schlerlnger , Georg <
A. Adams , M. D. Welch , George J. Woods am
51. D. Don Carlos.
LINCOLN LOCAL. NOTES.
Preparations are going forward for th
Nebraska Epworth assembly , which Is to bt
held at Lincoln Park , August 3 to 10. ; \r
excellent program has been prepared , and
there will bo an able corps of speakers and
other attractions. There Is promise of o
largo attendance , and already 150 tents have
been rented for the season.
Colonel II. C. Russell delivered a lecture
on "Tho Battle ot Shlloh" at the * Lincoln
Normal this evening.
The health officer reports that there Is nol
now a case of contagious disease In the city ,
the last diphtheria card having been taken
down yesterday.
Three gangs of men are now at work cut
ting weeds In dlfXerent parts of the city.
Among the citizens to receive a notice from
the health officer to cut the weeds on his
premises this morning was M. D. Welch ,
jvhose wlfo Is one of the prominent memberc
of the city Improvement society.
A thief entered the house of Mr. Towne , at
the corner of Twenty-nlnth and Q streets , this
afternoon , and was discovered. The neigh
borhood was arouted , and the man was pur
sued down the street by about twenty men
and boys. Harry Towne shot at the fleeing
thief twice with a shotgun , but failed to hit
Iilm. The man returned the flro with a re-
rvolver. but nobody was hurt. I' was
finally captured In the loft uf a livery slabU
and is now In Jail.
Omaha people at the hotels : At the Lin-
iloll J. G. Lumbard , Thomas H. Thorp , I. W ,
Carpenter. At the Lincoln K. B. Smith ,
! Phtl B. Doddldgo , Upward Kennedy , J. P ,
Fallen , J , Morrison.
i : KOK nc.\ic ,
ComnilH.--x . \p | ) liit.-l to niitcrtulu
llu > VlMltoi-H nt Ciriiuil iMluiid.
GRAND ISLAND , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. )
The railroad men's committee appointed
by the city council for the purpose of re
ceiving and entertaining thu members of the
Union Pacific Pioneers' association has mot
and organised by the appointment of the
following subcommittees : Finance , Makely ,
JIcLaughlln , Miller , Gediles and Wlnn ;
grounds. Ryder , Gallon ay , Glover , Schoroup ,
I' ay uiurNey ; reception , entire employes and
city council ; badges. Ryder , Llnahau. Pot
ter. Wright and JJodsou ; amusements , Lln
ahau , Everett. Gcddes , Bailey and Rbbln-
son ; music , Hurtling , 0. J. Wlnn , Huenz
Alexander and Pleyto ; piogram , Woolsten' '
helm , Ferguson , 0. n. Norrls , Howard. Stcb-
blna and Krusc ; refreshments , McMeans ,
UobliiBon , R. H. McAllister , Sagasa , Michel'
sen and Mlllscn. A special committed ol
three men was also appointed to make ar
rangements for the transportation of those
vlsltois who might deslru to visit the sugai
factory and the Soldiers' Home.
A six-day bicycle race has been arranged
to close on the day of the picnic. There arc
Buveral entries for the race from Nortl
Platto.
W. V. McLaughlin was selected chalrmat
of the entire committee and Dau Ltnahai ;
secretary.
Wooiliiii-u I'lcMilint StroniNburK.
STRO.MSI1URG , Neb , . July 2S. ( Special
Telegram. ) A grand fraternal picnic wai
held here today under the auspices of thi
Modern Woodmen of America , the Maccabees
and Home Koruui assisting. Four thousand
people were In attendance , Hon. C. A At <
klnsou of Lincoln And Hon. M. A. Makcevui
at Osteola delivered addresses. Among th <
omusi'ineiita were a borae race and a base
ball match between darks and Stromsburg
which resulted hi favor of Stromsburg scon
18 to 15. The amuBcmeutE closed with i
Kraud tug-of-war between Stromsburg anc
OiccoU ou Krawley's lake , the Osceols
1
Pousse Pate.
And why not a pie-pusher
as well ns a coffee-pusher f It's
far more necessary. Do you
suffer with dyspepsia ? Ayer's
Cathartic Fills will cure you.
Take a
PILL AFTER PIE.
team being dragged through the lake. This
pxcrclae afforded great enthusiasm to the
throngs that assembled on the lakeside.
Oco of the features of the evening wts the
transmls.ilsslppl parade T > y thfe yoilnt ; women ,
who have a permanent organization In tl.e
cltv.
OATH nil A KIMS CHOP OK WIlttAT.
llnrvrnt In Cum In if County In \ < MT
Well Under \Vny.
WBST POINT , Neb. , July 23. ( Special. )
Tie ! hurveit throughout the county Is well
under way. About halt the grain U cut.
The avnraqo yield Is good. Kirmcrs arc
very well satisfied both with the yield and
the prospect for good prices for wheat.
INAVALS , Neb. , July 28. ( Special ) A
terrific rain , hall and wind storm IKIESed
over this place nnd west of hero Monday
evening. Not much damage was done neir
this town , but n few miles west and south
west the hall and wind destroyed much corn
ftnd fruit. At Hlverton , six miles west ,
houses were blown over and some damage
done to crops.
MINDRN , Neb , . July 28. ( Spcclal.-A )
heavy rain fell hero on Monday evening , ac
companied by hall In the northwestern part
of the county. A large amount of wheat has
been cut and some thrashing has been done.
Wheat la yielding from twenty to twcnty-
flvo bimhcls per acre and ta of fine quality.
Corn In In line condition and the prospect
for a large crop was never better. Fruit Is
also promising a Very large yield.
BBATRIOB , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. )
Farmers from all sections ot Gage county
report tlio crop prospect the beat It haa over
been In the county. Many ficlrlfl of wheat
are yielding forty bushels to tbo aero.
KIM.S HIM IX TWIfiTjVK HOUIIS.
I'nriiuT Taken I'urln Orci-n In the
lornlnir nnil DIH | nt Mtflit.
WAIIOO , Neb. , July 28. ( Special Tele
gram , ) Krlck Larson , a farmer residing
fioven miles northwest of this place , com
mitted suicide yesterday by taking parts
green. The poison Is thought to have been
taken In the forenoon and he died last night
at 11 o'clock. Larson was thought to he un
balanced from an accident which happened
him some three years ago. lie was also
a heavy drinker and this Is supposed to
have been partly the cause of his suicide.
After taking the poison , Larson secreted him
self until the evening , when he came from
his hiding place and told his wlfo what he
had done. She sent for a physician , but he
arrived too late to save him. Larson was
C3 years old and leaves a wife and twc
children. He leaves considerable property.
P1CMCS Ol' ' SKCH1ST SOCIKTias.
Mciiil > i-r of Vnrloun FratoriiltlcM
Meet Together In the GrovcM.
HUMDOLDT , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. ) A
union picnic participated In by the Knlghtg
of Pythias , Modern Woodmen , Odd Fellows
and Workmen secret societies was held In
NlniB1 grove on the Nemaha yesterday.
Owing to the busy season the attendance
was below expectations. A parade of the
lodpes , headed by'the City band , marched to
the grounds at 10 o'clock. Grand Master
Scluiltz of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen , delivered an address on secret
societies and their purposes. In the after
noon lion , George L. Looinls of Fremont de
livered an oration. L. L. Combs of Table
Rock spoke In favor of fcecrct societies and
defended them against various attacks.
Visitors were hero from Uawson , Table
Hock and Hern.
MAIiMO TAJCUS STKl'S FORWARD ,
Will Have n XOTVTIMVII Hull nnil Hot
ter I < "lre 1'rotcctlon.
MALMO , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. ) The
town board met with the voters Monday anil
yesterday for the purpose of considering the
advisability of erecting a new town hall ant ]
also for providing better means of protection
against fire.
The hall proposition was at once favorably
passed upon , hut that of the fire protection
took much more weighing and was not de
cided on till this afternoon.
It has been decided to build the hall and
to dig cisterns lu various parts of the town ,
to have a pump at the Malmo Grain and
Stock company's elevator , and to have the
cisterns filled with water , always ready for
use.
\ -VF Cattle UlMcnsf Appear * .
NORFOLK , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. ) The
disease of the eye which has been prevalent
among cattle In other states and In parta ol
Nebraska has made Its appearance In this
vicinity. Mr. D. White , who lives a mile
southeast of the Junction , has discovered its
presence in his herd. One of his animals Is
entirely blind and others aeem to be suffer
ing from the first stages of the disease. A
veterinary surgeon who > ls treating Mr.
Whlte's cattle has been very successful In
coping with the dleease thus far. It Is
said that the first indication of Its presence
Is when nn animal's eye commences to run ,
and If a stop Is not put to 'Us progress the
eye will be entirely eaten out.
.Martin Helil for Koruery.
SIDNEY , Neb. , July 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Charlie "Martin , alias C. P. Hanson ,
alias Charlie Cole , alias C. W. Miller , who
pa&sed a forged check upon Oberfelder &
Co. last Saturday evenlns , upon which he
obtained a part In goods and part In cash , and
who was afterward captured at Lexington ,
uad hid preliminary examination this mornIng -
Ing before County Judge Neubauer and was
bound over to the district court.
GHAPPELL , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. )
Sheriff Ni'umann of this county cap'urcd a
man litre last night who escaped from Sherlfl
McAleese of Cheyenne county while he was
taUus him through'on the train to Sidney ,
Neb. , where ho Is wanted for pasalng
forsedcheck. . * "
.Mnlmo Minor MatierH.
MALMO , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. ) The
Malmo Grain and Stock company shipped
five cars of corn and flvo cars of slock to
Omaha.
John Mantle has built a fine granary. This
still adds to lilo already highly Improved
farm and commodious residence near town.
Michael Potadlc has accepted a position1 as
clerk In a hardware store at Wahoo ,
Frank Kastl has 'been ' for the past three
days at Omaha looking up his business at
that point. The firm of Kastl Bros , here
dot : , an cxtcnalvo business lu hardware and
machinery.
DlMnvncd AVIillf In
NORFOLK. Neb. , July 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Lawrence II.- Lee , the 22-year-old
BOH of'C. II. Lee , was'drowricd. In the North
Fork of the Clldiorn rfver at about 9 o'clock
last night. TJus young nun graduated at
Doano college this year , and had Just come
home. HII was an e\port swimmer and went
In bathlni ; with his two younger brothers ,
The water In the North Fork is extremely
cold , and It Is thought young Lee was seized
with cramps. His body was recovered about
midnight. "
Ginning Conniy IMoiifr r'n lloiinlon ,
WBST POINT , Neb. , July 2S. ( Spcclal.- )
The annual preliminary meeting of the Cunv
Ing County Old Settlers' association was held
In the city ball last evening. It was dccidet !
to hold the annual reunion and picnic 01
Thursday , August 19. This annual gathering
haa become cue of the Institutions of tbt
county , und has an Increased attendance yeai
by year. A new constitution wa * adopted
at this meeting.
ScrloiiN riinriftKtiliiM Married Man ,
WBST POINT , Neb. , July 2S.-Speclal.- ( )
H. H. Cabney , a married man ot about 3t
years of age , waa brought before Justice
Brlggs yesterday for preliminary examination
on a charge of statutory aisault upon the
person of Mlsu Ellen Asploff of JJancroft ,
Many wltncetes were examined , and at
o'clock last night the case waa continued
until tomorrow morning.
Oimilm Man Hurt at ClnrkN ,
CLAHKS. Neb. , July 2S. ( Special. ) Tin-
ley Combs , manager of the Omaha Diamond
and Watch company , had his leg broken yes
terday afternoon while rldlug In a buggy
with hla brother , ClnuJo Combs of this place.
The horse Jumped from a brldgo and threw
thu two young men out ,
Scvriilrni CanillilatrH for Hlii > rlffi
STUOMSHUIIG , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. )
Already for the fall campaign there are
three populist candidates for sheriff lu
Stromeburg precinct , and there are seven
teen In all lu the county , Ex-Manual Andy
Nuqulst thought ho had a wnlkaway , but
"Cyclono" Miller U giving him a hard run
with his petition. Considerable talk about
"splitting up" In the party Is heard.
t.eaKticrn nt North Pintles
NORTH PLATTE , Neb. , July 28. ( Spe
cial. ) The third annual conference nnd
school of methods of the Epworth league ot
the west Nebraska conference will meet
hero tomorrow for a four-days' session. At
the flral meeting tomorrow evening Hlshop
Nlndc , president of the Epworth IC.IRUG ot
the world , will deliver an address on
"Urgent Needs of Christian Young People. "
On Friday morning at 745 ; Ulshop Nlndo
will speak on the "Secret of Power" and will
then conduct a bnly communion service.
Friday forenoon the work of the various de
partments will be taken up.
Killed for KIIN | Driving.
HOLDREQE , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. ) The
driver of the 'bus of the Hampton bouso was
arrested and fined Monday for reckless and
c.n-elrss driving , Ho was In the habit ol
driving to nnd from the depot with his honeg
on tlie run. The marshal warned him to de
sist , but no attention WAS paid to the warn
ing. The fine and costs amounted to $1.50.
Try tn Hn Ixo the 1'rlee of TliranhliiK.
HOLmiEGR , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. )
Them Is a great protest hero among the
farmers on account ot a combine ot the
thrashing machlno men to rahe the price
of thrashing. The probabilities are that the
old rate will be maintained , ns the farmers
threaten to club together and buy thrashing
machines to do their own thrashing ,
Hi-union at Kerlliner Next Month.
SCRIDNBR , Neb. , July 28. ( Special. )
Scrlbncr U preparing to give tbo old soldiers
a coed time here August 12. The Flambeau
club , consisting ot the ynung men and wotncr
from here , were out drilling on the streets
vrslcrday evening. The Scrlbner Cornel
band Is assisting tlicm. Tbo reunion Is ex-
pccted to bo well attended ,
Olil Aeiitialiitatiepx.
STROMSIlURG. Neb. , July 28. ( Spealal.- )
Dr. B , S. 1'eck of Galva , 111. , a former citi
zen of this place , Is here looking after busi
ness Interests and renewing old acquaint
ances. Mr. Peck was n successful mcTchanl
and banker here for many years , and Is now
owner of a bank at Oalva , 111.
Make llrlck at Went Point.
WEST POINT. 'Neb. ' , July 28. ( Special. )
The West Point brick yards commenced
operations on Monday morning with eighteen
employes on the pay roll. Over 25,000 brick
were manufactured on Monday and 30 000
yesterday.
Preliminary Hearing ; Toilny.
BEATRICE. Neb. , July 28. ( Special. )
The preliminary hearing' In the case against
Frank L. Whitney , for attempting to murder
T. D. Fulton will be held tomorrow.
Survey Work In Deuel County.
CHAPPEIJy , Nob.July 28. ( Special. ) A
United States geological survey party Is al
work near here. They expect' to bo In cami :
bore for about three weqks longer ,
NmiHASKA'S IMMI5XSB GHAIX CHOI' .
Illliioln Man AVrltea In riloivliiR Terinn
of Wlml He HIIN Seen.
M'COOK , Neb. , July 28. To the Editor of
The Dec : I haveJint made a trip from
Peorla , 111. , to McCook , In the south
western part of Nebraska. Crops here are
the best of any I have seen. I never saw
shocks stand so thickly as they do here in
some fields. Thousands of acres of wheat
are good for twenty-five to thirty bushels
per aero. I think seme oats will yield sev
enty-five bushels per acre. Corn Is simply
Immense. There are thousands on thousands
of acres that promise a yield of seventy-five
to eighty bushels per acre. I have raised
corn in Illinois for over thirty years , but I
never saw such a corn crop as is growing
hero now. The farmers will have to pile
It on the ground , for they can never build
cribs enough to hold it. The alfalfa .Just
"takes the cake. ' Three- crops qt hay bave
been cut } n pome , Jidda this season , already.
I thought there was no grass equal to red
clover , but alfalfa is clear out of sight of
it. One acrn of-'alfalfa will pasture more
stock than three acres of red clover. More
stock can bo kept here on sixty acres than
en a ICO In Illinois. A ten-acre patch has
kept thirty head of cattle all summer. Four
acres have kept 175 hogs. With hogs to , cat
it a crop of alfalfa is worth $25 per acre
any year. I thought it would not grow on
upland , but William Coleman has a fine
patch , where It Is over 200 feet to water.
Ho has cut two crops from It this year
already. Ho has farmed here fifteen years.
He will answer letters In' reference to the
country If postage Is sent. His address Is
McCook , Neb. A great many could better
their condition by coming here. , TlTern ars
thousands of acres of wheat on which the
crop thia year Is worth mort than the laud
It grew en ; but land will be worth a good
deal more here before another -year. I leave
today for home , but will speak a good word
tor Red Willow county , Nebraska.
J. W.t SMITH.
11ICPUIILICA\ STATE COXVI3Vl'IO.Y.
The rcpub'.lcan electors of the state of
Nebr.ipka ars requested to send delegates
from their several counties to meet In con
vention In the city of LJnpoln , Thursday ,
August 2fi , 1S37 , at 2 o'clock p. m. , for the
purpo.se -placing In nomination candidates
for the following olllce ? .
One Judge of the supreme court , two
regents of the State University , and to
transact such other business as may prop
erly come before the convention.
The several counties are entitled to repre
sentation as follows , the apportionment
being baaed upon the vote , cast for the Hon.
Albert J. Uurnham for presidential electot
In l&'Ji ) , slvlng each county one delegate-at-
Ifirgo and ono for each 12u votes and major
fraction thciQOf ;
Counties. Delegates. Counties. Delegates.
Adams Ij.Iohnton 12
Antelope it Kearney U
Manner 2 Keith 2
nialno 2 Keya 1'aha 3
Hoone lOKImball 2
Hex Butte 4 Knox 8
Hoyd 5 Lancaster C3
llrown . , -I Lincoln 10
Huffalo in Logan 2
Hurt II Ixmp 2
Hntler It Madison ic
Cars 2 Mul'herbon 1
Cedar 11 Merrlck 9
C'hnsa 3 Nance 7
Cherry 0 Nemaha , , 13
OneyennollNuckolls 10
Clay ISOtoe , 21
Colfax rf Pawnee IS
Cumlng 11 1'erklns 2
Ouster isphelps 9
Dakota G Plerco fi
Dawesj S Platte 12
Dawson 10 Polk x
Duel 3 lied Willow 3
Dlxon . , , , * . * > , . 6 Itlehnrdson 1U
' . ' . ' . "I ! ! ! ! " iSosaiino'I ! ! ; ' . ! ! " ! " " is
Uundy , , 3 Harpy 6
Flllmoro 14 Saunders IS
Franklin SScotts Hluff 3
Frontier 7 Seward 15
Furnas 10 Sheridan 5
tinge 30 Sherman 4
QarflcM , . 2 Sioux > ; . , , . . . 2
Ooier | 4 Stanton . . „ . , C
Grant . . . . ,2Tliayer- ' . , . 13
Oreeley . , 4 Thomas 1
Hull , . IGThurstcn E
Hamilton 12 Valley 1
Hnrlun S Was-Mngton t. 14
Hayes 3 Wayne . , 0
Hitchcock 4Webater | 1J (
Holt 8/Wheeler 2
Hooker 1 YprJt , . , , 1C
Howard 7
Jefferson 141 Total 313
It Is recommended that no proxies bo
admitted to the convention and that the
delegates present be authorized to cast the
entlro vote of the delegation o the county
which they represent.
It Is retiueHteil that the county .conven
tions select their committeemen and perfect
their county organization at the llrst con
vention In counties In .which two conventions
are held. OEOItOIO W. POST. , Chairman.
J. T. MALLALIBU , Secretary.
l'li > xli-Iuii CoiuinllH Suicide.
KANSAS CITy , Mo. , July 2s.-Dr. J. D.
Porter , president of the local phfslclans'
supply company and well known , died this
afternoon , after having taken separate
cioaes of morphine , strychnine and hydrate
of chloral and then turned on the BUS.
He was found In a dying condition In the
rear of his place of business. Tlie ina-
tlvo for theaulcido la not plain. Porter
was well-to-do and apparently lived hap
pily.
UUIIB Down Or Hurk ,
BOSTON , July 28. The British steamer
Scandinavian , from Liverpool , "re'ports run-
nliiK down and sinking the bark Florence
while in a dense ton twenty miles south ol
Cape Itace last Saturday , The captain's
wife and four of the crow of the Florence
were lost. Thu Florence waa bound from
Sydney , C. B. , to St. Johns , N. F ,
BOSTON" MACES UP AGAIN
I
Takes a Hitch in tbo Suspenders and
} ITo'feats ' Et Louis.
187'Q )
TAKES THE GAME BY SUPERIOR PLAYING
A v
Ilaltlinorr Trniineeft WnoIilitKtou nnd
Cltielniii/C | ! "TicIn ChlcrtKii , While
tlie Ni < trn York AwjWKiitlon
to Cleveland.
rioston , S ; St. Louis' , 1.
Haltlmoro. 14 ; Washington , 7.
Clnclnnntl , oj Chicago , 3.
Philadelphia , G-13 ; Plttsburg , 5-3.
Hrooklyn , 12 : IxmlsvIKe , 2.
Cleveland. II ; New York , S.
Detroit , 6 : Kansas City , 3.
Minneapolis , 12 ; Grand Uaplds , 4.
Indianapolis , 6 ; St. Paul. 1.
Milwaukee , 4 ; Columbus. 3.
ST. LOUtsi July 2S. The Iloslona won
from the Hrowns today by superior play
ing. Lucid was benched In the plxth Inning
nnd Grimes , the home loam's new twlrler
from the defunct Central league , took hla
place nnd acquitted himself very favorably.
Attendance , 3 , , * > oo. Score :
ST. LOUIS. i 110STON.
ll.H.O.A.E.I ll.ll.O.A r. .
DoiiRlns , rf. 0 1 3 0 0 Itarn'tbn , ct 1 1300
llarley , cf. . 0 1 J 0 2 Tcnney , Ib. 1 1 12 0 0
' ' . . . . 2 1 0 5 0
H'rtm'n , 3b 1 1 1 3 1 Lonff. JIB.
CJrmly , Hi. . . o 1 10 0 0 Duffy , If. . .
Lolly , If. , . . 00200 Stalil. rf. . . . 21300
Ilallmnn , 2b 0 0 4 4 0 Collins , 31) . . 01120
Cross , ss. . . , 00330 Lowe , 2b. . .
Murphy , c. . o 0 0 01 Hewn , 02720
Lucid , p. . . . 01000 Nichols , p. . 0 1 0 1 0
Grimes , p. . . 00020 _
Totals . . . . 8 13 27 IS 1
Totals . . . . 1 t > 26 12 4\ \
Duffy out , hit by batted ball.
Huston 0 3-8
Ht. I-ouls o 0 1
Hamcd runs : llostnn , 2. Two-base lilts :
Tenney , Lowe. Three-bane hit ! Duffy. Sncrl-
lloo lilts : Dully. Tenney. Stolen bases : Hnrt-
man , Hamilton. Double plays : Croti to dray ,
Hallinnn to Criuly. Kllst base on balls : Oft
Luclil , 2 ; off Grimes. 3. Struck out : Ily Nichols ,
0. Time : One hour and forty-live minutes.
Umpire : Mcl'arlanil.
1JALTIMOH13 , 14 ; WASHINGTON , 7.
WASHINGTON , July 28. The Senators
lost the game today through lleldlng nnd
bad running nnd In the last Inning by
reason of McJumcs * Inability to hold down
hits. Nopi was substituted lor Pond In the
seventh. Score :
WASHINGTON. I lULTIMOnn.
11.II.O.A.E. ll.ll.O.A.n.
llrown , cf. . . 22400 McGraw , 3b. 2 2 3 3 0
Selbach , If. . 0 0 4 0 0 Kepler , rf. . ! 3 t 2 0
WilBley , 88. 1 1 4 3 I1 Jennings. S3 2 2 4 3 I
McOulre. c. . 0 4 2 3 4 Kelly. If. . . . 01020
Tucker , Ib. . 2 0 0 0 Htenzel , cf. . 2 1400
llellly , 5b. . . 10213 Doyle. 11) . . . . 22800
Abbey , rf. . . llcllz. 2b. . . . 11230
O'llrlen , 2b. 0 3 2 2 0 Clarke , o. . . 2 1 r , 0 0
Mr-James , p. 0 1 0 2 1 Ponil , p. 10030
Detnont . . . 0 100 OINops , p..v- 00000
H'-niroll . . .10000
1 Totals . . . .1413271(1 ( 1
Totals . . . . 7 12 27 12 10
Halted In tlie ninth for McJnmcs.
Halted In the ninth for lironn.
Watihlnnton . . . , 0 7
IJnltlmoie 00500002 7 14
Earned runsi' Washington. 5 ; Ilaltlmori1 , T.
Two-base bit : Hrcwn. Threc-lkire tills : MiGulrc ,
Heltz. Stolen ba'qv : Jennlncs (2) ( ) , Kceler , Mc
Graw (2) ( ) . Doyle Urcmn (2) ( ) . Klrst base on balls :
Off McJnmct , 3 ; olT Nopi. 4 lilt by pitched ball !
Hy I'oml , 2 ; b > * Blt-Jameo , 2. Struck out : Hy
MrJames , 2iby 1'iflid , 1 ; by Nops , 1. Pasted ball :
McGulre. Lofton baue * : Washington , 4 ; H.iltt-
more , C. Time o ( " Rriinie : Two hours and folly
minutes. Umplrci McDonald.
CINCINNATI , G ; CHICAGO , 3.
CHICAGO. July 2S. The Colts save a
need exhlblUo'n of how not to play ball
today , piling up about ns ninny errors
as the visitors 'made hits and presentinK
them with all tftelr runs. The Hods played
a perfect tleldlrjK Kame , Irwln's work In
accepting 'eleven chances at third belnj ;
especially brllUnnt. Attendance , 4,200.
Score :
CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
fnnt.a.A.E. - - -R.II.O.A.K.
Tlverltt , 3b..0 1322 Ilurkp , If 0 0100
Dablcn , ss.aO. " ! 850 Hoy. cf 0 0300
Thornton. 1KO 1102 Corauan , 2b.l 1130
Anson , lb..O 1 B 0 1 Irwln. 31).3 1170
llyan , rf. . . . 1 4 0 0 Miller. rf..l 2 0 0 0
Callahan , cf.n 1300 VaUKlm , 11).1 1 13 2 0
Connor , 2b.l , , 1 ,1 2 1 Itltchey. b..O 0330
Friend. p..l 2 0 2 0 1'dtz. c 0
Kltlrldee , c.10't 1 0 iiinit-iiji..10 I" l'S' 0
TotnliT . . . 7 27 13' 0
VaiiBhan out for running out of line.
Chicago 00001020 0 3
Cincinnati 0 0
, Earned rimsr'Chlcaco , 3. Left on bases : Chicago
cage , fi ; Cincinnati , 8. Tntibastlilts : l-'ileiul ,
i Miller. Double playa : Fiiend to D.itili-n to Ali
son : Invln ID iiuet to Irwln. Struck out : Ily
rrlenil , 3 ; by Hhret , 1. IIa--e on balls : OIC
Tilend , 5. Hit with Kill : HuiKe , Miller , Connor.
Time of frame : Ono hour and llfty-llve minutes.
Umpire : ShertJan.
i CLEVELAND , 14 ; NEW YORK , S.
CLEVELAND , July 2S. The Giants fell on
Young for eight hits In the llrst inning
of todnv's game. Seven runn was the re
sult. After that they could not lilt him
effectively , while the Indians drove Seymour
.out of the box in the second innins. fileekln ,
who took his place , was pounded haid.
Score :
CLEVELAND. I NEW YORK.
1UI.O.A.E. ' H.1I.OAE.
Burkett , If. . 3 230 DVan'tein , cf 1 3 6 0 0
Cbllilb , 2b. . . 33521 Tlerrmn. rf. . 12000
McKean , as. 1 2 2 5 0 Joyce. 3b. . . . 2 3 4 0 u
Wallace , 3b. 0 1 1 2 1 Davis , m. . . . 031.20
O'Connor , ct 1 120 OGleason , 21 > .
Ti-beau , Ib. . 1 2 10 0 0 Holmes ; If. . 11210
Klmmer , c. , 2 02 1 0 Warner , o. . . 1 1 7 0 0
McAl'ster , rf 2 320 0 Clailt , Ib , . . . 0 2300
Youns , p. . . . Seymour , p. 1 1 0 1 1
Meekln , p. . . 0 0010
Totals . . . .14 15 27 11 2 .
Totals . . . . S 10 24 8 1
Cleveland 11
New York 710000000 S
Karneil runs : Cleveland , 11 ; New , S. Klrst
babe on erorrs : Cleveland , 1 ; New York , 2 , Left
on bases : Cleveland , 5 ; New Yorli , 11. Klrflt
base on balls : Oft Young. 2 , off Seymour , 5 ; oft
Meekln , 2. Struck out : Hy Younir , 2 ; by Seymour - ,
mour , 1 ; by Meekln , 1 , Home run : Clillils.
Tnrfe-baso hits : ChlMs , Vanllaltern , Duvln ,
Holmes. Two-base hits : llurkPtt (2) ( ) , Tebenu ,
Vanllaltern , Joyce. Seymour. Tlenian. Stolen
bases ; Wallace , Vanllaltern (2) ( . Uoublu playst
Holmes to Joycr. WtM pitch : MeeMn. l > a > cii
balls : Warner , Umpire : O'Day. Time ot B.une :
Two hours and twenty-five minutes. Attendance ,
1,000.
PHILADELPHIA , 0 ; PITTSHURG , C.
PITTSHUHG , July 2S. The only interestIng -
Ing event In the two Kames today was In
Ihe llrst , when PlttsburK made n rally in
the ninth and came within one of tlcliiK
the hcore , The Philadelphia pitchers weie
entirely too much for the homo players.
The hist same came near being n fnrco.
Attendance , 1.riCO. Score , first name :
PHILADELPHIA.
it.ii O.A.I : . It.H.O.A.n.
rnehlll , cf , 0 0 1 2 0 Coolcy , cf. . 1 1 3 0 0
Hoff'tcr , 3b 0 1 1 2 0 I > m- . < ] , if. . . 0 2 0 0 6
Ieuliy , If. . . 0 I 2 0 1 D'hanty , if. 1 1 10 o
Davis , Ib. . . 1 2 9 0 0 LaJole , Ib. . 2 2 13 0 1
I'adden , 2b. 1 ( Jlllen. ss. . . 1 3 2 2 0
D'nov'n. rf. 2 0 3 0 0 Nash , 3b. . . . 0 2030
63 O.McKarl'd , 002510
' " '
s'uKden"c ! . ! 0023 llGclcr , 2b' . . . .
Klllun , p. . . . 0200 0 Taylor , p. . .
Totals . . .BIO 27 10 3 ! Totals . . . .0152713 2
iMttBbunr o s : >
I'nllaaeljmla , . . , . . . . , . . , . , .S 0 0 I 1 1 0 1 0-0
Earned runs ; , IMttsburK. 1 ; Philadelphia. 4.
Tno-base hits ; Tadden , Kly , Delermiity. I aJole.
Three-bape hit : Davis. Sacrlllce hlti : Donovan ,
Glllen , Taylor ( * > , Stolen bases : Davis , Glllcn.
Double lilayRt , ) Jgittmelster to Tartden to Davis ,
I'adden to Kly to Davis. Struck out : lly Klllcn ,
1 : by Taylor , 2. Left on baeen ; I'lttsburfi , 2.
Philadelphia. . ! . "iT16' ' One hour and llfty-llvo
minutes. UrtfptreV1 Ennlle.
PHILAULPHIA , 13 ; IHTTSBUUO , a.
Second gamelj'
l'ITT8HlAWOjf I I'HILADELl'IIIA.
Jt.lI.Q.A.E. 11.H.O.A.E.
T'nehlll. cf.T 1' ir 1 0 Cooley , cf . a 3 2 0 0
iVahy lf.h ! 1 * 9 0 01 Dowd , rf. . . 12200
lloft'ter , 3b. O.lfJlt 4 0 D'lianty , If. 1 S 2 0 0
Davis , lb.iVl ( 101 1 LuJole , Ib. . 2 3 10 0 0
I'.nlilen 21) . l.l , V i I Ullleil , bS. . . 5 ' _
D'noVri , rf.'B'sf 1 0 NaHh3b , . 6 J i 4' 0
Ely , S3.i. . O"0ji3 B 1 Hoyle , c 1 2 B 0 0
Merritt , c..iaai = ! 'Zl 1 I Drier , 21) . . . . 3 2 4 1 0
Hut-hey , p , , Q.jO 0i 2 1 1'lfleld , p. , , , 20000
Totals , , , , Totals , . , ,13 18 27 19 S
ritubure . , , . , l..i.i s
Philadelphia' ' ; ; , . ? , . . 1 1 13
Earned runiV flttburr. ( 2 ; Philadelphia , 3
Two-bate : " 'iloffmeUter ' , Lajole , Nash ,
Three.bate tills ) XTanneblll , I'adden. Cooley ,
LaJole. Bafrlllc ' 'c ilt : Fllleld. Stolen banes ;
Iahy. noffujfItUrj Coajey. Dowd , Dclehnnty ( J ) ,
I aJole Double plays : Donovan to Merritt.
Klrst base on balls : Off Hughcy , 3 , off Kltleld ,
2 Struck out : Hy HUBhey. Is by Flflcld , 4.
Left on bast * : 1'lttibure , 10 ; Philadelphia. 10.
First base on errqra : PltlsbiirK. 2 : Philadelphia ,
t Times Two ltp r . _ Umpire ; Emslle.
UIIOOKLVK , ; ' LOUISVHU.E. 2 ,
LOUISVILLE" . July 2S. The Colonels
played stupid ball and the Trolley Dodgers
won without the slightest troub'.e. Kisher
kept the home team's hits scattered , while
Krazer was hit hard. Atlendance , W ) . Score
Totals . .12 H 27 H \ Totala . . . 2 9 l12 {
. 0 0 t 2 0 1 0 0 7 1J
. . . . . . ' . - . ooooooii-s
Karnetl runs : lirooklyn. 2 ; IxJuUvtlle. 1. Klri * .
on erron , : Brooklyn , Z. Left on lout * :
Itrooklyn , 8 ; I/milivlllc. 5. First lin e on bstlns
Off Klsher , ! . off Kraicr , J , Struck out : y
Fldhcr. J ; hy Prater. 2. Thrt-ohnM ? hits : Cliukc.
TTvo-ba. bltj tl. Hmltli. Sncrinpo hits ! Jvw > ,
Phoch , Stolen \nit .7onr . Dnuble J > l y ' Staf
ford to nolan to Wrnlen : Orlllln In iJichnncr to
PI hT. lilt by nltrhfT ! O.imn , Slilmllf. Cl nc-
mnn. Wild pltclirsi Krater t3) ) . Time of Ramei
Onn bour and fifty-four minute * . Umpire :
STANDING OK THK TKAM8.
1'laywl. Won. Lost. I'.O
lloiton 7S M 24 W.2
Haltlmoro 73 4D 26 . > . :
Clnrlnnatl 73 26 S.i.3
Now York 7 13 31 f > ' > .2
Clevelnnd , 77 13 31 r-S.S
Philadelphia S2 42 4S.S
Chlc.iKO SI 37 41 4 : > . '
I'lttslnirK " 7 3S 42 4 > .r
lirooklyn 7S 31 44 41.f
l.ottlsvllle Rl So 46 41.S
Washington 76 25 47 , S
St. IxUls ) SO 19 Bl 23.S
Onmcs today : ttnltlmore nt WnshlnRton
I'lttsburR at ClilcnRo.
.SUOHI.S OF THU wr.s'rnux iiU.ii5. ) .
Drtrollw Tall lmn ! Alilipy Very Hnrtl
nt ICnnsiiM City.
KANSAS CITY , July 2S.-Thc Detrolta
von today's Ramo In the third Inning , when
they fell upon Abbey nnd pounded out six
runs , live ot which were earned. Score :
Kansas City 0 11010000-3
Detroit 0 OflOOOOO-C
Uasw hit * : Kansas City , 10 ; Detroit , 8
Krrors : Kaunas City. 2 ; Detroit , 1. Bat
teries : Kansna City , Abbey and Ulanford
Detroit. Thomas and McCnuloy.
MINN13A1 OI > IS , July 2S.-Tho visitors
could not hit Hutchlnson today nnd put up
u very niBged KUIIIP In the Held nnd the
Millers won easily. Score :
Minneapolis 1-12
Grand Uaplds 0 00022000-4
Uaso hits. Minneapolis 9 : Grand Unplds ,
B. ICrrors : Mlnncnpo.ls , 2 ; Ornnd ltnplil ! , 9
llutterles : Minneapolis , Hutchlnson ant :
lioylo ; Grand llnnldp , Scntt nnd Twlnehain.
ST. 1'AUIj , Jlllv 2S. Tmlay's Kama be
tween the Apostles nnd lloosleri was
mainly n pitcher's battle , In which Phillips
of the latter team excelled. Attendance ,
l.SOO. Score :
St. Paul 0 00000001-1
It.dlanapolla 0 0110020 1-r
Haio hits : St. I'nuJ , 6 ; Indianapolis , 10.
Ktiors : St. Paul , 2 : Indianapolis. 2. llnt-
tcrles : St. Paul , Mulhine and Spies ; In-
dlnnnpollK , Phillips nnd Wood.
SIIIAVAUKKH , July 2S. Torry' pitching
was ; the feature of today's game. AlthouKii
Columbus made more 8ilts than the Hrowcrs ,
Terry was cffccltve at critical times ami
pi evented run-iettliiR. Score :
Milwaukee 0 * 4
Columbus 030000000 3
I'.apo hits : 'Milwaukee ' , r > ; Co'.umlnis , 10.
Krrors : Milwaukee , 4 ; Columbus. I. Itat-
terles : Mllwaultee , Terry nnd Specr ; Colum
bus , Woltern and FiFhcr.
STANDING- TIIR TKAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P. C.
Indianapolis SO r.4 M G7.5
Columbus 81 m 2S fi"i.1
Milwaukee 85 51 31 C3.r
St. Paul S7 61 33 f.2.1
Detroit 82 -II 41 50.0
Minneapolis . . . , . , % . . . S.T 2S & ' 32.0
Grand Rapids SI 2fi 53 32.1
Kansas City SO 2T 61 29.1
Games today : Detroit at Kansas Cltv ;
Columbus at Milwaukee : Indianapolis nt St.
Paul ; Grand llapldH nt Minneapolis.
V.'rMJciMiMsiitlutliii Si'ori-M ,
BUHLINGTON. la. , July 2S. Score :
BiirliiiRton 110001120 G
DCS Mollies' . 0 00010100-2
Un.se hltn : UurllnKton. 11 ; Des Molnes , G
Krrors : Hurllnffton , 2 ; DCS Molnes , 2. Hat-
tprles : liurlliiRton , Kltson and Haffert ; Des
MolnosMauck and Pace.
PEOKIA , III. , July IS. Score :
Pcorla I 02010200 r
Itockford . . . , 0 00010000 1
Ila e hits : I'eorla , 10 ; Itockford , fi. Krrors
Peorla , 3 ; Itockford , 4. Il.Uteries . : Peorla ,
Talbott and Qulnn ; llockford , Underwood
nnd Huff.
CBDAU RAPIDS , Ta. , July 2S.-Score :
Cedar Uaplds 02003330 0 11
Dubmiuo 0 00000000 C
Base hits : Cedar Rapids , 11 ; Dubuquc , 0
Krrorc : Cedar Rapids , 1 ; Dubuque , 3. Bat
teries : Cedar-Rapid * McDouca' and Fuller ,
Dnburme. Butler nnd Sullivan.
K13OKUK , la. , July 28. Score :
St Joseph 0 0051 101 * 5
Qulllcy 0 00000200 2
Base hits : St. Joseph , 9 ; Qtilncy , 8
Errors : St. Joseph , 2 ; Qtilncy , 3. Batteiles-
St. Joseph , Merfedltli and Collins ; Qulncy.
Single and Graves.
OF THK MVKI.V A.llATISUItN.
Oitiiilin IM'\V < TM Win t In- SfOIM | Clinic
nt I-'ri'inoiit - .lust UN Kasy.
FRRMONT , July 2S.-Speclnl ( Telfgram.- )
The Fremont ball team went down befori
the Omaha Brewers this afternoon by n
acrre of 17 to 10. Moonrv's boys lost tin
Kama in the llrst two Innings when tin
Brewers got In nine runs on two base lilt *
and nine big juicy errors. The home boyt
braced up ami plnyed a stiff game after
tluit , but the lead was too strong to be takei.
a why. Slioemack did some elegant basi
running , stealing' second , third and home
Score :
Bro.vers . 36120005 0-17
Fremont . 0 10
B.IS.B hits : Brewers , 12 ; Ftvmont , S. Er
ror ? : Brewers , 7 ; Fremont , 30. First bat.\
on balls : Off Waller , 2 ; off Shoemnck
3. .Struck out : Ey Waller , 5 ; by ShoemacU ,
: ; . Stolen bases : Fremont , 3 : Brewer. " , 2
Thrae-baeo lilts : Jamison , Kenn. Two-
base hits : Jamison , Kails , Krwln. Bat
teries : Brewers , O. Waller and O. Shan
non ; Fremont , Slioemack mid Kads. tliii-
plie : Holmes.
AVI li In the
NBLIGH , Neb. , July 2S. ( Special Tele-
'
gram. ) The second game of the series be
tween the Nellgh and Fort Nlobrara teams
nt this place was won today by the visit
or.In a hard-fought battle. Up to the
eighth Inning It looked like another shut
out for the soldiers ) , but they fell onto the
bull and pounded out four rrtins , winning
the game. The scoto for the nine Innings
was -I to 3. The attendance at the grounds
wu.s larce and. very good playing was
heartily applauded. The same teams play
tomorrow and with a game apiece It Is
cure to be n bummer.
Pl-rpurcil flr IL First Dt-ft-nt.
GRAND ISLAND , Neb. , July 2S.-Spe- (
clal. ) The Omaha Brewers basa hall team
han b&eri booked for two games In this city
next Sunday and Monday and the manage
ment of the local club will try to secure
at least one of the games. It Is believed
that the Brewers are about the btlfl'est
club that has- been hero this heason. As
the Grand IMnnd tptim bus not been de
feated this season the games will no doubt
be hotly contested ,
NIMV Hull Cluli nt
IIOLDRKGE. Neb , , July 2S. ( Special. )
The base ball cranks have again organ
ized a nine and have leased ground Juat
north of the court IIOUSP and will build a
substantial park nnd amphitheater.
MKVKWOOI ) T13.VVIS TOUIt\AMK\T.
r.nriird Defeat * n. L.Vrciin After n
Lively Ffr.lit.
BOSTON , July 28. The third round of the
Longwood tennis tournament was played
today and consisted of three matches be
tween Americans and ono between two of
thc > Englishmen. The Interest ccnt red In
the latter match , which was played this
afternoon. H. A. Nlsblt , who Is rated In
England as ninth In the list of tennis
cracks , defeated Dr. W. V. Eaves , 'Who U
rated third , In three straight setH. Nlsblt
will meet Lamed tomorrow In the wml-
llnals , and this match will probably ha ono
of the finest In the tournament.
The mutch of the morning was the
Larned-G I * Wrenn contest , which unex
pectedly developed Into an exciting and
long-drawn contest. Lamed won the llrst
bent with care , C-2 , playing all around
Wrenn and Hearing 2G points to his
opponent's 14. Tiio second game WHS not
rjulte such an eoi < y thing for the coming-
champion and before he knew ft the games
were four-ai. : Lamed tried hurd to pull nut
tlm set , but Wrenn managed by steady
playing to pass him nnd took the set OH ,
the points being 3.S to 34 In Wrenn's favor.
The thlrfl set looked like Larned's for n
while , but after having tukt-n 4-3 the New
Jersey man ' ent to pieces again and Wrenn
took the set C-4 , the 'points ' being 2J to 23 In
his favor.
By1 this time Larned realized that he had
the hottest kind of a tight on hi ? hand , and
by careful playing took the fourth set , fi-1 ,
the points being 28 to 17 In hl favor.
After that h had no dlfliculty in taking
the fifth set , fi-2 , and match , the points on
the last set being 27 to IS , making a total of
138 to 115 In Larned's favor ,
IlriMriiM HlKii n .N 'W I'llolu-r.
ST , LOUIS , July 23. Pitcher Grimes of
the Evansvllle , Ind. , team of the defunct
Central league has been signed by President
Von der Ahe of the St. Louis * Browns. He
will be put to work this afternoon , when the
home team will attempt to make It three
straight with the Beaneaters. Negotiations
are albo being made to Het-nre Gllputrick ,
the > tar twlrler of the Texas lea cue.
liiirnrtt tleiitfi llunkM Tivlcr.
LINCOLN , July . -Special ( Telegram. )
The two bicycle races this evening bu-
tween P , G. Barnett and IJertla Hunks were
both won by narnctt. The races were
held nt Lincoln park for the gain receipt *
and a side bet of J75. The two-mile paced
was made In 4:43. : Hanks trailed Uarnett
the entire distance , falling to win In the
final upurt. The tecondsvent wa on
mile , unpaced , against time. Unnki rode
In 2:2 : and Barnett In 2:151-B. : I'M Cordon ,
with llylnp Mart , paced by a. tnntlrm , went
after the stntn record nnd rode a mile In
2OS : 1-6. The track wns very slow.
tilt AM ) ClUCflT AT CliUVUIi.VMl.
( mill Pronrniu Pitt Ui for liovrm ot
tin * Sport.
CLHVELAND , O. . July 2S.-Thcrc was a
good program at the Ornnd Circuit races to-
duy nnd 10,000 people saw the pplendli :
racing , Aside from the unfinished 2:25 : pace ,
there was the 2:2S : pace , the 2:11 trot nnd
the 2:20 : trot. The llrst event was the un
finished pace , nnd It took but one heat
to decldn It , Satin Slipper : * winning easily ,
with Elslnorc second , KIT third nnd Bent-
wood fourth. First money wn * given to
Satin Slippers , second to Bcntwood , thin1
to Klslnore nnd fourth to Klf. In the pee
roomi The Monk wns selling nt favorlto
In tlm 2:20 : trot , Eltorcc In the 2:11 : trot ami
Hunipua lit the1 2OS : pace.
In the 2:20 : trot The Monk took the first
nnd second heats , chased Put Wntson In
the third and won the rnco In the fourth.
In the 2:11 : trot Grace Hastings proved n
purprlse , for after Bonnor had won two
heats and Klloreo ono. the chestnut marc
took the next thrco heats nnd the race In
splto of the attempts to tire her out with
llonnor nnd Ellorcp.
The 2:08 : pace wont over until tomorrow ,
after Bumpus litid won two heats In re
markably fast time , ono ot them being
made In 2:0514. : Results :
2:20 : clast , trotting , purse { 2,000 :
The Monk , b. B. . by Chimes
( ( Jeers ) 1121
Pat Wntion , b. s. ( Oarvcy ) 4812
Lucy Carr , b , m. ( A. McDonald ) . . 3 2 5 11
Norvnllno , b. a ( Castle ) 2 3 612
Mlsi Gntewood , b. m. ( Miller ) 7 'J 3 4
Kittle U b. m. ( Brush ) 1215 4 3
Shndelnnd Norward , g. g. ( Chan
dler ) 51 13 6
AKIICR Morrell , K. m. ( McCarthy ) . . ! i r. 14 fi
Dorothea S , blk. m. ( Ulcker.san ) . . S G 7 7
Bourbon Rlggs , b. s. ( Barnes ) . . . . 6 13 10 10
Replete , b. b. ( Smith ) U 7 813
Citinsaulurs b. s. ( Ncwmnn ; 10 11 3 8
Altona , b. m. ( Moll ) 14 10 12 S
Scraps , U. B. ( Tyler ) 15 12 11 ds
Unique , g. g. ( Ilnyncs ) .13 14 IS ds
Kustus C , b. s. ( Kelly ) 16 10 dr
Time : 2:1014 : , 2IIVi , 2:15 > i , 2:14 : i.
2:11 class , trotting , purse J'.tiOO :
Grace Hastings , eh. m. , by
Bonnie Prince ( Spears ) fi in 14 1 1 1
rtounccr , b. in. ( Laphain ) . . , . 1 11210 9 3
Klloroe , ch. m. ( Saunders ) . . . . S 2 1 S 10 2
Baron Rogers , br. s. ( Teter ) . . 2 U 10 2 ro
Derby Princess , blk. m. ( Snn-
ders ) 14 5 213 3 ro
Athanls , b , s. ( Goers ) 714 fi 2 5 ro
Cephas , b. g. ( Starr ) 4 fi 3 3 4 ro
Fred B , br. g. ( Whitney ) . . . . 3 I 7 5 7 ro
Pilot Boy , gr. B. ( Mell ) 10 S 5 1 12 ro
Newcastle , b. g. ( Splan ) 12 7 ! ) 14 fi ro
Governor Strong , b. s. ( Foote ) U 10 1.1 12 8 ro
Ingo , b. B. ( Pennock ) 13 11 11 11 U ro
She , b. in. ( Kelly ) 3 4 6 dr
Gazelle , blk. m. ( McUcnry ) . . ! ! 13 8 Odr
Rifle , blk. g. ( Rnmcs ) 15 12 dr
Time : 2UOJ , 2:10. : 2:10 : , stlOU , 2llM : , 2:12U :
2:03 : class , pacing , purse J2.000 ( un
finished ) :
Bumpus , b. g. , by Baton Wllkes ( Wil
son ) 1 1
Heir-at-Law , blk. s. ( Geers ) 2 2
Choi ill , b. B. ( PhelpO 3 7
Jo-He , ch. g. ( Starr ) 9 3
Urlghtllght , br. in. ( Ilolse ) 4 4
phinzettn , b. m. ( Speart S 5
Uilci Noyes , b. g. ( West ) 511
Javelin , b. m. ( Kelly ) fi S
Hall Cloud , b. a. ( BtMi ) 12 fi
Milton S , b. s. ( Raybould ) 10 S
Mlfinon , b. m. ( M. Sanders ) 11 10
Phenol , gr. in. ( Donbar ) 7 ds
Time : 2:05'/j. : 2.07.
I'Hll.I.HZS IIADI.Y IIKATKX 11V KI2XT.
.Sliii liIiiiiln s Ilffcnt In tin1'fMiiiltl -
liiiU.Allltrb uf the Sri-ton.
LONDON , July 28. The cricket match
between the Gentlemen of Philadelphia and
an eleven representing Kent was continued
nt Maldstone today. At the close of play
ve terday the visitors had Ifi7 runs to their
credit for six wickets down In their llrst
Innlngn , and today the completed their
linings with a total of 1GS mm. '
The score of the home team in their flrst
Innings wan 454 iuns.
The visitors then went In for their second
Innings and were all out for a total of 2J7
Kent won the match by an Innings and
VJ runs.
AinatiMir Allilcllr I'nloii.
ST. LOUIS , Ju'y 2S. The Western Dlftriot
association of the Amateur Athletic Union
of the United States \\as organized nt the
Plantem' hotel here tonight. The following
clubs were represented In the organization'
Dtnver Athletic club. St. Lnuls Athlotl- '
club , Louisville Athletic association ,
Wabash Athletic asHociatlon of St. Louis- ,
and Collin. vllle Athletic club of ColllnsvlIU-
111. The following ofllcers were elected
President , IX O. Taylor , St. Louis Athletic
cub ! ; vice president , C. B. Fl. her , Denver
Athletic club ; secretary and treasurer , W
( I. Wllderman. Wnbash Athletic association.
The llrst track nnd Held championship meetIng -
Ing of the Western Dl. trlet association will
be held at St. Louis Saturday , September
17 , at 2 p. m.
Illllil itiirt Klm-r n Til' .
BAY CITY , Mich. . July 2S. The third heat
of the $1,000 match race between [ Bald. Klscr
and Cooper today could not bo run on ac
count of rain. Bald won the first heat ,
Kiser the second. Cooper finished third In
both heats. The race was run on the point
L.vstem , making- Bald nnd Klser tie for drpt
plfico with five points each. The final heal
< , \11 ! be run at Manhattan Beach Saturday.
Hlcyvlo Orillnniit-c ill lirarlre.
BEATRICE , Neb. , July 2S.-Speclul. ( ) The
bicycle ordinance that has boon pending
several \vcek < was finally passed by the
city cnmi'-ll last evening. It requires the
USD of bells nnd lamps and permits the u.s
if the sidewalks upon unpaved .streets , but
requites the rider to dismount when meetIng -
Ing a pedestrian.
! lor.i < - KnllH Ilciiil In n liner.
MARslJALLTOWN , In. , July 25. Til
three days annual meeting of the Marshall
town Driving association opened with i
largo field and good attendance. In the sec
rml bent of the pacing race , Dr. B , ownei
by G. W. Bowman , Galena , Kan. , fell dcjd
The horse was valund at $5,000.
Socoinl Il.iy tit Oouilivood.
LONDON. July 23. At the wcond diiy't
racing or the Goodwood rnsctlng today
W. Stephens' Gluten won the Goodwooi
stukoH.V. . Newton'tJ Ki'llpso wan necom
and the prince of Wales' Glontllt third
This race Is a handicap of 20 sovereign , ,
c-arli , 10 sovorclgns forlVlt. Seven 'horses
ran the distance , two miles HUU a half.
l.iiriifit Wlnn from \V'nnn.
BROOKL1NE. Macs. , July 2t In tin
Longwood tennis tournani''nt today Larne (
won the match with G. Witnn ns follows
it-2 , 4-G , 4-U , G-l , tl-2. PollHS-1 arned , 13J.
Wienn , 115.
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