THE OMAHA DAILY AT , SEPTUM BEK 5. 1807.
OmaM C , 1 > 7.
Early Fall Dress
Remcmbcr"Whcrc others catch
trout is a good p'acc
to fish , "
Any one who has bought here will tell
you this is a good place for values.
Spend a few minutes with us and ;
save more than a few dollars on fall
and winter dress goods , Everyone knows the Dingley tariff will raise
pViccs but not these we bought every yard before the Dingley tariff
went into effect styles that come after this will be much higher ,
Novelty A snrprUlnRly hnmlsonio Hno
UrCHH of Novelty Ureos Goods , IW
floods inches wide , nil wool nt Usc.
nt.25c itO HlvlcM. Any ono soolnjj n
3l-lttcli ! KOWM tnnilu of those fiibrles
would think the inuterlnl WIIH
raslly worth twice the price paid , but
wo almll neil until nil nro sold nt 2oc.
Novelty llnndsomo Novelty Dress
Dross Oooda in nil the now and
( ioodB desirable colors for fnll nml
nt 27ic winter wotir. 21 styles Knrly
; J4-lneli full price 271c.
Novelty A decided novelty in the
DrcHS dress goods lino. The color-
Goods IIIJTH nro choice and the fnbric
nt 29c IB unexcelled in qunllty by
34-111011 nnythiiitf ncnr this price. < 50
styles at 2c. ! )
Novelty We nro strong in Novelty
Dress Dross Goods to soil nt this
( ioods price. It is wonderful whnt
at 40c pretty crcntions wo linvo nt
36 to 4O buch u low price nml we nro
lacli sure you would be pleaded If
you saw thorn.
Novelty At fiOa the most remarkable
Dress line of Novelty Uroo Goods
( ioods ever shown by nny linn cast
nt SOc or west , north or south. We
40 to 42 have novelties In this line
inch Unit wo know wo could got
7iij for , but wo put nil lhi'o
choice thitif-b into this Early Full snlo
nt Wo.
No\clty Muny hautlsoinoNovelty Dress
Dress Goods at this price , but wo
floods wish to speak of one special
nt OOc number. It has the nppenr-
38-inch anoc of goods that retail
everywhere at $1. . " > 0 per yntd.
When It was shown our buyer and lie
Mas' a-skud whnt it would boll for. ho said
it would < ro quick nt $1. Wo have made
a v'or.v special m-icu on this No. 7b ! ) for
Early Fnll and itsooi : titUOu.
MANGLED BY AN EXPLOSION
Siiji Parrom Buruetl to Death and Many
iii- ' Otbora fiadly liijureJ.
1 < ' 11 m f _ _ _ i
DISASTER CAUSED BY NATURAL GAS
ll IJ\pIii l < HiM Knllim Kiic-li Otli
nml < nrrjf llfiitli I" Tln-lr
\\nKo _ ( tfi-iii-N lii mi In-
illiinii ' 1'oivn.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 4 llioad nipple , a
tuburb of Imllana | > oliti , ten miles from the
city proper , was the tirenu this tnoinlni ; of
erne of the most teitible dlsabteis that has
evcir visited the state. Six persons were
Iirinicii to death and thirty poojilc au * l > lng
iu ( ! homes of neighbors burned , ncaircil
ami racked with pain fiom broken bonen.
I'uui bulldlngK , occupying a block ot the
town , ate In ruins , O ( the six dead nothing
bu > chariod and blackened bones , with
hanging strips of ton ] smelling lle&h , remain.
Two 'of tli dead aie still unidentified , theie
lining ao wa > of Identification except b >
' '
ibt'l'ng thobcnlio aie missing.
At 10 o'clock a foul odor wab noticed in
lhe , ding store of J. M. Watts and a lamp In
a < lnrl. loom used for amateur photograp'av
w' inl out U was lighted and as the buiii-
lny match was thrown to the floor strcal.b
of ll.umi of a bluish tint ran along the
joints between the boards , bhovvlng the pres
ence of escaping natural gas , and then up
the walls The next Instant the explosion
tame. 'I lin walls were hulled In evciy
direction and the top of the building fell
With n crunching , grinding sound/ covering
al | , 'fho lulus were burning Immediately and
H irjoks could be heard from these burled lie-
iH'j U. OJ the boven persons In the store
tfiicu uciv burned alive. The rett aie still
allY < * and ma ) recover.
A hundied poiEons wore at work on the
rithiH und trying to bavo Gresl.'s grocer > ,
ndjalnlng , pulling at the ruins to save those
burled beneath , \Vhllo thus engaged and
twenty minutes after the first explosion , the
bj.'coid | mine Sunn beneath tliu groceiy. It
WIIH p mighty lear and luiiloJ the bulldlm ;
( o atoms , Koity people were knocked sense
lehi ) . v\cic strewn In all directions with
broken ) > ancs and burned bodies , while aa
miiny more escaped with snir.ll brulues. The
thorU made thu whole town ( iiilvnr. Heucath
those ruins Plus Grulg , the grocco man ,
VV H caught and criihhed to death. Ills body
\VCR recovered before It was cntlroly burned
Tilt ; rulnu were added to thosa of the build
ing adjoining , demolished h ) the 11 rat ex
plosion , and the whole mans , together wltli
an adjoining frame cottage und a lively
stable , was burned to ashes , only the bucket
brUadn beliiK on hand In tlmu to do any
Rood and It probably only prolonged the
Kp.ny of the victims who wore burned
CAUS13 OK DISA8TKR.
The disaster wan caused by natmal gas
leaking Into Uio collais of the buildings
from u three-Inch main that Ian In the
streets , from which the houses were sup
plied. The list ot dead and injured U as
foil-ma :
The dead :
OHAULKS YCUNT , Indianapolis
JIJUHY UAHLINU. painter , Hioud Ulpple.
PIUS C7Iliil ( , groccrvman. llroad Hlppli * .
JinNIlY KKNST , laborer , llroad Hippie.
TWO UNIUUNTIKIKU UiAI ) . one .sup-
posed to be John Porter , a laborer.
Tie | Injured.
ij ar Watts , badly burned about hfuOa ,
face and body.
Fiank Watts , head cut by flIns fillips ;
not aprluus
Utlvvard Mori Is , nhoulder dislocated , compound -
pound fracture of the ilslit mm ; serlouul )
liiiriiiHl ,
iifoph Wambjiigh , badly cut above o > e.
tiumed and cut by glubs In a number of
plurcs ; condition serious.
A. II. riummor , cut by ilylng glass ,
\V , 15 , I'rlvctt , cut across the head ami
face.
face.K. P , Featliorstocio , bad hrulso on ( oie-
ttm. [
"Chailea Jotu-s , cut on the face and all
aver body by ll > liK ) glass , will recover.
Wl'llam ' llaaa , cut by flying nloss ; not
\ ) . liVatts , extent Qf injuries nnkaown ,
Tiianux Jonei , ludut on temple and
bruluos on body ,
Hinuiel Kelso , shot a number of times by
exploding bhotgun sholli ; condition serluttH
Thomas B , 'Mitchell , loft It'K broken.
Orvlllo Ilvudy , left knro cup fractured a-jJ
Novcltj- AVe cannot o.iy 1o much in fa-
Dress vor of our Xovi'lty Divsa
( iood.s lioods nt tlili prlw. Tla-y nrc
nt 75c wide , liiuitlsuinu nntl thirahlo.
38-Inch Tlu styles nru HO livatitllul I
tliat wo cannot ilescrllio thuin ,
lttt If you will come and see for your
self wo know you will bo plo.isud with
both pilce and tiuallty 7oc per yard.
Novelty Ilnudsoinc and durable nrc
DrcHH our Novelty Dre. s (5ood ( nt
( ioods ? 1.M ) . Nearly tX ( ) slyle . livery
at $1.00 piece bought before the ad-
38 to 42 viinee In price and every plwiu
lucli will bu sold before we advance
prices but you must come
quick to set. them.
Novelty It would seem almost linpos-
Drcsb Bible for any one not to be
( ioocla pleased with our $1.25 Nov-
nt $1.25 oily Dress Goods " If they
(18 to 42 wished to pay as much as that.
Inch Wo have any number of
atyle.s to Holect fiom.
Novelty TJoiuttlful crcntions In Novol-
Dreris tv Dross Fabrics. Wo know
( ioods that thcso nro thosamo styles
S1.5O tintl qunlitie.3 nt $1,50 that
38 to many hoiibcs prot 92.25 for , but
42iticlrvo bolicvo in the nimble sif-
IIQIICO nud in quick snlcs.
Over oO stylos.
firniilto A very fine Granite wcuvo in
Novelty two-toned uoloriiigs. The dc-
$ t.OI ) sign vvcavo and ooinbtnutionof
4B-lnch colors in this biindBOino Gran
ite Cloth have far out-done all j
productions of by-gone ilaya ; these poods
are in { , 'rent favor where n lady wishes
something In a novelty that Is not too
Htrikinir and uttho same titno not a per
fectly plain goods. Wo specially recom
mend them.18inch , $1.00.
leg broken In two places below knee ; seri
ous , but will iccovur.
nmslio Johnson , burned about face and
hinds
Oliver Wright , bruised and cut.
Jacob Cruse , 07 jears old , caught tinder
a piece of flying timber , supposed Internal
injuries.
Harvey Dugan , shoulder pierced by broken
fragment of wood ; face cut ; serious.
Frank Atkins cut on head.
Clarence Metzgcr , cut on leg.
Amos Day , bruised about head and body ;
very pilnfnl , but not bcrlous.
Jessie Day , cut on face and numerous ,
b.uibos oil body ; not serious
Vlnton Record , cuts aud burns ; painful
but net seilous.
John Doaks , back Injured , seriously.
All the above named injured are residents
of Hroad Ulpple
Clare \VhlttaIer , Oakland , Ind. , ankle
biokcn
Frank D. Norvllle , Indianapolis , fingers
torn off aud arm out.
Harrj Uotton , Oaklcrid , cut across the
knee.
Charles Roberto , Xew Augusta , cut over
left e.ve.
\m : i'i.n\sni > WITH THI : en v\oi : .
l' < M > | ilt > of ' ten K until ml l ) 'll rh ( < Ml
\\ltli IniltiNlrlill CiiiulllliiiiM.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 4 Colonel Drlgham ,
jcalaUnt 6ccrctary of agriculture , has re
turned from a trip to New England. He
reports that the people of that section gen
erally exprcfa themselves as pleased w'th '
the change that has taken place In Industrial
conditions While the farmers arc especially
delighted on account of the enhanced value
of their products , there Is no disposition
on the part of others to grumble because
they have to pay more to the farmer * . Col-
oicl nrlgham still holds to the opinion that
the aggregate value of the entire crop of the
country will bp almost , If not quite , half a
billion dollars lii excess of that of last year ,
> I' M for tin * Arnij.
WASHINGTON , Sept. . ( Special Tele
gram ) The following officers 'cconrly promoted
meted have been assigned to the rir.it cav
alry Captain Henry L Hairls , First Lieu
tenant William Lnsslter and Second Lieuten
ant Johnson Ilagood.
Llnutcnant Charles I'otter engineers , las
been relieved from duty at San Francisco and
ordered to Portland , Ore , to relieve Captain
Flak of a portion of his duties.
Additional Second Lieutenant Louis C.
Wolf , engineers , has been ordered to San
Francisco for duty under Colonel Sutcr.
Leaves of absence : Lieutenant Colonel
George n. Russell , Fourteenth Infantry , two
months ; Captain Henry L. Harris , Fhst ar
tillery , thrco weeks ; Lieutenant Solomon n
Spairow , Twenty-llrat Infantry , extended one
month.
WllMlllllRlllII 'lOll'R.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 4 ( Special Tele
gram ) Secretary of the Interior Illlss today
rendered decisions In the following laid cases
South Dakota John II. Morris against Daniel
S. I'ritchard , Watertpvvn district , Morris' mo
tion for rovlovv of fanner departmental de
cision denied Wyoming exparto Allen L.
Ilurgcss , Buffalo district , motion for review
denied , and ilurgess' coal entry held for can
cellation.
Comptroller Hckels has approved the DCS
Molnes National bank of Des .Molnes as a re
serve agent for the National bank of Decorah ,
la.
Lee Epratlcn of Omaha and W L Oouplas
of Council Hluffs arrlvc'd In Washington today.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4. Todaj's state
ment of tlu > condition of the Uouuirv shows :
Available cash balance , { 215COSMO , gold rc-
boiuWt.Ml.m. .
( trili-rril to licuie TOUII ,
ATLANTA , Cla. , Htpt. 4.-J. II. Uobo.
father of a young woman who committed
Hulclde n wcH'lt ago at Jtoasy , ell , u small
town twenty mUra fiom Atlanta , v.ua 111-
lexted at hl home In that place lust night
charged with having been the cauxi * ot Ills
ihiughtcrH Uuath , To n committee of cit
izens who culled on her -Mis. Hobo ndml'ted
the truth of the ehaujc. The victim Ix-lng
dead ami the wile un Incompetent vvllne < s ,
the rommltti'o ilerlclcd thut It would be Im
possible to convict Hobo In couit. Tiny ,
thorefnre. conttnleil Ihemselve * with giving
htm notice to leave town nml never it-tuin.
llabn left nt once.
llfliiirlcil Vlurili-r Di-nlcil ,
UUNVHH , Sept. 1 , The repmt thut
Deputy 4 < ame Waiclon W. 11. Wllcox had
boon murdered by mvn who were lUlllus ;
Kiune Illegally In th vicinity of Httunibn.it
HiirlngH , Colo. , proves to be unlruo. Wll-
eox wa fn ullve yesterday morning by
i' , II. McCoy , who unhtd In Ueiut-r tu- '
duy.
Jncqtinrd This season's ' stvlos areprot-
No > clty tier than over before. Over
BOc GOstylcs. All now nnd choJco
38-ltich coloriiiRo mid weaves.
Amonu Uio nmny loinJing
colors will be found rajah and.black.nnvy
and brov\ . lettuce green and black , Ynlo
blue nnd black , reseda n"d brown , and
innny other colors. 38-inch , 50c.
Blnck Our stock of Black Wool Dross
Dross Goods was never so replete
GoodB with ixll that is now ixnd deair-
ntfrom able ns now. If wo should try
25c to to toll you or half of them It
$2.25 would moro than fill this apace
bat if you will call we arc
sure wo can 1111 your wants. Prices
raujo from 25c to $2.25 per yard.
Colored mid Every color , made In
Black Serges almost evety iiuiillty of
at 29c , SOc , Ktencli Surjjos all col-
75c nnd $1.00 ors and black at 2c ! ) ,
50e. 75c and ? 1.00. Kx-
Ira value at each pi Ice.
Hnttdsomo A choice assortment of
Cloth for nil the newest weaves
Tnllor Made and colorings for tailor
Suits nt made suits. It is ImpoR-
f rom COc to slble to describe all of
$1.60 them , but we can please
you. We know the Roods
are handsome and the prices low.
Blnck EveiythliiK new In Silks , both
and In black and colois. If you
Colored will tell us what you want we
Silks think we can fill the bill.
Roman We are showing these new
Striped Human Striped Silks In an
Silks endless vailcty at $1.00 per
at yard. Many houses are set-
Si. OO tliiK $ l.2r ! > and .fl.r.O . for the
same qualities , for the reason
they are this s-asoa's novelty In the Silk
line but to make our early fall .selling n
Micceswe make them all ? 1.00 per yard.
TWO MEN HOLD UP A TRAIN
Daring Deed Committed by a Brace of
Soad Agents. ' ,
GULF PASSENGER ROBBED IN COLORADO
NN Safe lllovi n Open nml 1U--
cii KUc mill Kin < -t > n Tlioii-
Hiiiul Dollnrs Sci-iircil _
I'USNCM ill '
I'lirMtllt.
DRNVCR , Sept. 4. Gulf pasjciiRer train
No. 1 was held up and robbed at T\\ln
mountain last night at 11.30 by two maslted
men. The two men got on the blind bag
gage at Folsom and when nearing T ln
mountain climbed o\er the tender of the
engine and , covering the engineer and fire
man with revolvers , ordered them to stop
when they reached the road crossing. At Twin
mountain t\\o men were stationed at the road
crossing with four noises and as soon as the
train stopped they begon to shoot their re-
\ol\ors to intimidate the pashcngers. Two
men entered the express car and blew open
the safe. U is
not known how much was
uecured , but It is estimated at from $5,000
to ? 15,000.
Immediately on receiving the news at Folsom -
som a posse nab organised and started In
pursuit. A pcfebo alwo started fiom , Trinidad
nt 2 n m The lailroad company has offered
u reward of $500 for the capture of the rob
bers.
KXPHCSS MESSENGER HCATGN.
Up to noon today Superintendent
GrlUHh of ttie Pacific Express company
in this city had received no de
tailed report of the robbery of the express
car on the southboml Quit train , near DCS
Molnes , X. M , last night Ho believes the
amount secured by the lobbcrs was light ,
for , as a rule , only small sums are carried
over that lino. However , it Is believed that
the loss Is somewhere between $5,000 and
$15,000. Thcru were four men in the party
that con < mlltud the robbery They were sta
tioned on the blind baggage , and , It is pre
sumed , they boarded the tialn at Trinidad.
At a lonely spot Just bejoml Des Molnes
two of the men vllmtod over the tender
nml covering the engineer and fireman with
rltlea , ordered the engineer to stop the train.
Ho complied. Those two men continued to
guard the engine crew , while the other two
i aided the express car They got Into thr
car before the messenger had time to foil
the door Ho refuhed to give up the com
bination or kcva to the safe until he hat ?
been knocked down several times. The rob
bers nl.so threatened to shoot him If ho
would not open the safe An nobody came
to his assistance- finally opened the safe.
Ho was kept covered by a gun In the hands
of ono robber , while the other went through
the safe. Some of the mall was also lan-
sacKcd. Posses are dcourlng the country In
hcarch of the robbers ,
> A MI.VMSOTV
TT O MnsUi'il M MI Srt-iiro > i-nrl > Plf-
t TH llu ml roil UollnrH ,
ST. PAUL , , Minn . Sept. 4. A Uralnerd ,
Minn. , special says A nensatlonal robbery
at St Matthian In this county , eighteen
miles below Ilralnerd , has Just become pub.
He Robert A Magec , a bachelor farmer ,
who resides with his widowed mother two
miles from the poetofflce. was captured by
two masked men , blindfolded and , after dark ,
walked to hU farm and there guarded lij
one while the other overpowered Mrs. Magee -
gee , an aged lady , and bound and tied her
to a chair The lobborn evidently know that
I ant fall Mr , Magee drew from the banks a
large sum and thuy tin f atoned to burn the
houoo If It was not given up Finally they
secured $1,500 lleforu they left one of the
robbers Informed Mr Maseo that the money
would bo leturni'd In November If no effort
WMI made to dtacour their Identity and
that Jie would send them hU uotu by null
for the amount , explaining that he was a
Iniblnetvi man and ntcded the money to keep
him from going Into bankruptcy No clue
has > 't been found an to wha the men were
Ciillfnriilii Milintlim Arm ; C'i > ] iin > .
BAN FUANC1SCO , Sept < , Commander
Hoolh-Tuckrr of the Salvation army will ur-
rlvii hvr on Septeinlwr 10 for the purpose
of viewing tin" land uecurvd for colonization
purjiosra In Monterey rounty In Uitnuin. .
time the rltlzeiik * ootmnlUep will endeavor
to rulxp the JIOA'O iifc-fusai ) tu t-veuie tut-
uuccessi of the project.
BOSTON Sflt STAYS ON TOP
Wins Out iifom , the Hod Logs in a
Obarao rjstlo Batting Rally.
FIVE RUNS ( $ CIX CONSECUTIVE HITS
Dii j or I'dUinVj-il'So llnnl .In MIC Sixth
that niit-fjr i'liUc * Hln IMiu-c
Iliilllniori ; AVInn from
i I
Hoston , 7 ; Cincinnati , n.
Haltltnoro , 7 ; Plttsburg , 2.
New Yorlt , n , St. Loun , 3.
Cleveland , 7 ; I'hllnilelphln , 5.
lirookl.vn , 7j Chicago , 3.
Washington , 7 , Louisville , 7.
Columbui , 0-10 , Minneapolis , 0-4.
Detroit , 7-7 ; Kansas City , 1-0.
Indianapolis , 3-4 ; St. Paul , G-2.
HOSTON , Sept. 4. With the score C to 2 In
fa\or of Cincinnati nt the ciul of the fifth
Inning lioston won out by a clmr.ictcrlstlc
batting rally , scoring five runt on six con
secutive hit1 * , tut ended with wild applause.
Duycr did well for live Innings , but In the
sixth ho was poutided so hard that Khrct
was substituted. Allen's batting und field
ing and Duffy's batting , licrgen'a throwing
and ColllnV work at third were the special
features of Boston's play. Score :
BOSTON. CINCINNATI.
U.H.O A.K. R.H.O.A.C.
Ilam'ton , cf 0 3 0 0 allolltilay , If 3 0 4 1 0
Tenncy , Ib. . 0 113 0 0 Ilov. cf . . . . 0 1 1 0 0
l.owe. : b. . ,0063 0 Miller , rf. . . 12200
Htiilil. rf. . .1 1200 Heckler , Ib. 1 1 8 0 0
Duffy , If. . , . Mcl'lice , 2b 0 2 2 2 2
Collins , 31) , 1 1 2 3 0 Corcoran. s1 1 2 3 0
Allen , ta. . 1 3 1 0 Olmln , 3b. . . 0 2140
Hercen , c. . . 1 2 S 2 0 Schrlver. c. , 0 1 2 0 a
.StHftts , p. , 1 102 ODnycr , l > . . . 0 1011
Khret , p. . . . 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 7 14 27 II 0 I'eltz 0 0000
Totals C 11 21 11 S
Matted for Khret.
Huston 02000 fi 00 7
Cincinnati 10212000 0 6
Uarned runs : Ilonton , 5 ; Cincinnati , 1. Two-
base hit : Hoy. Homo rim : Miller. Stolen
bines : Tcnnoy , IJcokley , Mcl'hen. Double plajs :
Dufty to Collins , Allen to Lone to Tennoy. nrst
ba o on balls : OH Stlvttts , 2 ; off U > cr , S.
Struck out : liy Htlvetti , 1. Tlrst bnc on er
rors : llo-iton. 3. Cincinnati , I. Time : Two
hours and fourteen minutes. Umpire : Lynch.
Attendance : 7,000.
NEW YOUK , 9 ; ST. LOUIS , 3.
N13W YOUK , Sept. 4. The Now Yorks
appeared to be In a trance after they made
their fli-it lun this afternoon , and although
the Browns tied the score later , It did not
seetn to waken them. In the ninth the
St. LouN players got In a hit , and Seymour
made an ciror of a little bunt , llartnian
forced Lolly to third , but Seymour a mo
ment later gave Houseman a bane on balls.
Hawley then swung for a base hit to the
right and Turner nml Lally scoied Joyce's
men then woke up In their half of the
sixth , the Giants , by u base on balln , got
the bases full Two men were out when
McCreery came to the bat and he smote
the sphere up into the nlr for what seemed
nil eusy out. Houseman , however. go\ the
sun between himself and the ball and three
men scored and McCSroeiy rested on third.
It was all o\er after that. The pltuhortt
were both wild , but Seymour had a little the
better of It. Score :
NUvV YORK I ST. LOUIS
u if o A i : it H o A.n.
V'nH'l'n , cf 1 0,1 00 Douulafs , c 0 1 3 1 0
M'Oie n , if J : ! 0 I ( V rro s , P . 0 0 1 C 1
Tlernun , If. 0 t 1 i 0 Ilnrtm'n , 3b 0 2 1 0 1
DnvK SM. . 1 2i : 2 01 Turner , rf. . 10000
Oleason. 2b. 1 t"J 2 1 Lall > , Hi
Clark. Ib. . 2 1 ) * Ri 0 Ho'sem'n. If 0 0 2 0 0
\\arner , c.O ! 5 2 0 HHrlcj , cf. . 0 1 3-0 0
Donnelly. 31) 0 ( V 2 0 I ) Hallman , 2b 1 1 4 3 1
Seymour , p. 1 'i 3 t > 1 Hart , p. . . 0 1 2 1 0
Tutnla . 8 1ft 27 1" ( , 2 Totals . . 3 7 24 13 4
New York . , . , . . , „ . . , . . . 10000413' 1
ht. Louis ' 001002000 3
( [
learned runs. New York 2 Two-Map hit
QlenBon. ----1ni.p'hltH : MiCreery (2) ) . Stolen
bilges. McOitK'iiyt Donnelly , Tlernuu , Davis
Klrst buse on y/'Yurs. / NVXork , 3 , St. Ijouls.
2 rirst base on bills : Off Sejmour , 3 , off
Hart , G lilt br iilu-hi'd ball : ( . 'lurk , Douglass
Struck out llT KiyniDUr , 6 , by Hnrt , 5 Wild
pllcliei : Hart (2) ( , Humour (21 Is-tt nn bates :
Now York , 4 , St I bul , 8. Umpires , O'Day
and Carpenter Attendance , Gr uO ,
HUOOKLV7C , , > : CHICAGO , 3
UnOOKLYN.Bept.i--l. Brians , , hud . .the
Uiooklyns gucfsluu until the t-ighth Inning ,
when thev lit on him for sl\ Mingles , n
double und u. sucrlflca , which netted live
earned runs nncl won the game for Brook-
l > n. Tlie Chlcngos only bunched theli hits In
the eighth. 1'lttKburg1 has arranged to piny
n game nt Hiookljn Tuesday , un open dute.
Attendance , 2,070 SCOJB :
HriioKl > n 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 7
ClltCOffO . . . U U 1 0 tl 0 ' ) 3 fr 3
Katnnl inns : Itrncjkljn , C. nao \ , 3 rir t
buse on errurs Dili , isro , 1 , I.i-ft i.n h i > . .
Ilrooklyn 3 , ClilcnKO. 11 Strn U < iUt llKen -
ncJi , 2 , ti > IlrlKS" . 6 rirst base on bTlla- Off
Kenned ) . J , olt IlilKK" . J. Tlirce-baa lilt : Dali-
len Two-lii uhltH. Amterson , A S-nlth , CJ Smith ,
H > an (2 ( > , C.illnlian Sacillice hlH : Cillnlnn ,
A Smllb Stolin baie : Jon s. Double ] i\n\ \ .
.InncH to A hinltb. Time : Two hours Umpire.
Hurst.
Hurst.HALTIMOHC. . 7 ; PITTSHUUG. 2.
HAL.T1MOHI2 , Sept. 4 The -ClLimpions
won from I'lttsburg today chlelly betuus-e
the visitors vveio uiuible to hit Mops at the
proper time. There was plenty of good Ileld-
Inn on botli sides Kelley's home run when
two men were on ImseH and nimcr Smith's
work In the field and at bat were the
features. Attendance , 3,700. Score :
UALTUIOlti : I IMTTSHUHO.
K H.U A n 11 n.o A i :
llaltlmor * . . . . 7
1'ltUburK . 10000000 1 8
KnniHd runs Uiltlmoie , 3 , 1'llthbuit , ' . 2 Two-
buw hlf JMUUfii Thrcc-lnne lilt. Sinltli
Home run Kcllej Bacrlrtr * lilt : JennliiRB
htolen banes. KPtlcr , I > o > le ( J ( , MiOr.iw.
Double ] > la > IloflinHblii to Duv IH l.oft on
liabC'B. llultlmoro. S , 1'lttpburB 3 Klrfl bnRo
on bulls : Oft Nup * . 0 , Off OnrUner , 4 lilt l > r
pltcheil ball Kflltj Stiuck out. ll > Nopi , 1.
by Onrdner 3 Time of RMme Tnu Mourn unu
llftfen mlnutej 1'niplieMcDonal I.
CLKVJ-ILAND. 7 ; PHILADELPHIA , 5.
PHILADELPHIA , Sept. -Clovelund de
feated Philadelphia loony In nn Interesting
came In which theie were u number of
brilliant pla > . The Phillies in the third
Inning- batted Wilson for two doubles , a
home rim and two slngli-s , and thereafter
did not get a hit. only nineteen men going
to the plate In th" lnnt six Inning. The
Indians batted steadily thioughout Al > - '
Intend * , 'the new second baseman , had
piactlcally nothing- do. Attendance , 1,030.
Score : '
CUVii.\NI : I I'HlI.'tDKI.l'IIIA.
'
llIltVAB. U.HOA.1S.
llurkett. If 1 Ujl V/oowlfj , rf . . 0 0 4 u o
I'lilldii , 2b 2 1 2. Mi" Dowd , cf. ,
AVallare , 31 > . 1 21 ? . D I'li'iit ) . If 2 2300
OOJiiiioirf 0 1 'U ' o' ' 0 LuJoie , Ib. .
MsKean , m 1 I1' ! 'l ' Qelt-r , n .
I'kU'r'B , cf 1 l/Si l | o Ab'tchlc. 2b o u o 1 o
Tebiau , Ib I 0.U , ' , 0. V iJrosn , Jb..O 1 1 S I
/.limner , o o / 4 2 0 SlT-U'ml. oo o b s o
\viuun , P o o ( o "i1 o mieid , p . . o o i i o
- UJ 4'Hojlc . . 0 0 0 0 0
. . - - - - - -
TOUI.710.1WO
, ---7--g-
TOIJI < .
noyli > liatfpi ! fnr Tinolil In the iilntli.
l'lc elaml . " ' , ' . 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 I 0-j
Plilladelplila -n 1 ° . . 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 U-5
Karnfil mm' ClctrUnil 4 , I'Mlladi l.hln | , 4
Tuo-Luff blu. I'UllUliiKnninel (2) ( ) , Uelelmnt ) ,
CIO .H TlirJnvluuie lilti. I'lilhln. Wullacr.
Homo rum Mi Iviwn. Oeler Htnlrn lmM > H
VVulIuie. Uoud , UrliMinlr l.ft on In oi. t'levo
laml , 5 Pnlluili IpMn'l 5 Struck out Iy % V1I
fnn S | j ) rillehl. Z Double | > la > . I'lckrilnK to
/.Iranier to TrUcaJl I' rnl lm c on errornClevi - .
laml. 1 rilBl I'Vff' on b-ill * Off \\on | ] G ,
off I'ltli lil 3VtM' ' rl'f'i ' ' I'lllf M I'a-ped ball
McKurlanJ I'nuilrf Kell > Tim * of ganin
Tn t liourx and lirtetn mlnutns
WASIIINOTON. 7. LOIIISVILLK , 7
WAHIIINOTON , Sept i. The Colonels b >
ruifon of pnot work on the purt of Me-
Jame , vvetc able to make the Kamt * a draw.
( 'iimitiifham was In good form. Thu stiti
pliy VVJH Uolusi'H one-li.inded r.itch of u
llnu drlvo The tame wan culled on ac
count of dHkne > 8 In the tenth. Attend
ance I'.OnO
Orliiuim. if 1 2 1
, \Vrl l < - > n I 2 J 8 1 CTxman , 3b 2 I 0 1 1
i MrJuntfV. p 0 1 1-1 1 Oi'n'l > um , p 1 3 I J I
j Totals 7 11 5" IH 3 TotaU 7 ! > 30 IS 3
: -
I 2 0 . ' 0 1 U 1 0 U- ;
lljruel runs vVur tln-sion : J.oui Ullr i.
ruo-banv lull l > etn nt Geltmun'rl I > U U
mn. I'liUkf , Tiickfr Throe bane tilt Tucker
Home runs Turkfr Stolen lumm IVlftn ,
C'lirkp ( ti , CnnnlnRtxim. Itroivn Doiibli * | il > di
Smith to Dolnn to Wrnlrti. Notice to Wpnlen
1'lrst l > n p on IxilM Off Mclnnit > , 4 , off Cnn-
nlnclinin 4 lilt tiy rltchcil l > nll Ily Mclnmer.
J , lij CunnlnRlinm 1 Struck out liy M > Jnm s
4 , ti ) CininlnRlmm. 4 lMf. r.t lmllVlt on , 1 ,
Karrrll , 1 Wild pltrti Mr.lmnr Ix-ft m
linces : Wflfhlnuton II. l.otil vllle. 6 Pticrlllte
hit ! Kwlnp. Time Two linurs unit lift con
mlnutM l'mj > lr " KmKllf.
STAXDIXO OP TH12 TUAM9
rinyed. Won I/o-d. I'.C.
Ilo-iton 112 7S 31 f.t.6
Ilnltininrr ins 75 3.1 n9.4
New- York 1VS en 31 M.fl
Clnelnnntl Iffl CM 41 B9.H
Clevelnnd 10S ( A M 51.0
Chicago 112 M C.2 4 < rt
nrooklyn ill 41 n : 41 i
I'hllmlelphln. 112 41 0.1 41 S
Louisville 112 41 M 41 8
IMttRbnrg UXS 47 Cl 415
Washington 100 40 ft ) 41.4
St. Louis Ill 27 $1 213
scouns or THU WKSTUHN ii\cn : .
I'oliitiilniN AilniliilNtrr Tno ( Joiiil
to ( InMlllirt. .
COUJMnt'S , O , Sept. 4.-Colnml H
turned the tnblci on Mlnncapolli today nnd
the laMer team vvns Hlnit out In the llrtt
came. The visitors batted vvrli In both
pnine < . The second vvns cnllcil In the clKhth
on account of darkness Seore , first gnme
Columbui 100121010-4 !
Minneapolis 00000000 0 0
Un e hits : Columbus S ; MlnneniwlW , 4
1'rrors : Columbus , 1 ; Minneapolis , , l. Hat-
terles : Columbui , Keener nml Fisher ; Min
neapolis , Klpsemeler and Miller.
Second unine :
Columbus 2 0 0 0 3 0 .1 2 10
Minneapolis 1 0100200-4
Dnsc hit' : Cotumbui. IS ; MlnncnpolK 9
Errors : Columbus , 1 ; Minneapolis , 3. liut-
terles : Columbui , ISvnns and Fisher ; Mln-
nenpnlli , Ilutchltmn und Miller.
UIJTIIOIT , Sept. 4. Detroit Onslly dc-
featcit the lllues In the first uamo ntul loit
the Hecond through rncKwl llcldlns. The
second B mo vvns called nt the end of the
seventh on account of darkness. Score , llrst
gnme :
Detroit 000200401-7
Kansas City 00000100 0 1
Unse hits : Detroit , 9 ; Kansas City , 9. Er
rors : Detroit , 1 ; Kansas City , 4. Hatteilci'
Dettolt , Hahn and McCnuley ; Knn an City ,
Gear und Ilnrfert.
Second g-nine. Scoic :
Detroit 2010112-7
Kansas City 3213000-9
Hase him : Detroit , B ; Kan ° ai City. 8.
Hrrors : Detroit , 7 ; Knnin * City , 2. Iat-
terlo : Detroit , Clark * * ) ! ! . Wndsvvorth and
McCaulev ; Kansas City , 1'ardee and
KnfTcrt.
INDIANAPOLIS , Sept. 4.-lndlannpoli |
and St. Paul brolte even In today's double-
header. In the secoml Rnino HoRrlover and
Snips became Inv olvoil In n qu irrel which
all but started a scrlotm riot. Spies hit Ho-
grlever vvl'h ball nml the latter SVVUIIK
hb ? bat acros1 * Spies' lens Hoth vveie lined
anil put out of the Ranie. The play vvns de
layed ten minutes In c'learintc the Held. Kr-
rors by Stevvnit nnd Knhou KUVC the Saints
the llrst same. Denzor vva < batted moio
oppoitunely In the second than Foreman ,
which save Indianapolis the second game.
Attendance , 3,000. Score , lint same :
Indianapolis 11000010 0 " .
St Paul 00000 102 * -6
Rase hlt : Indianapolis , 8 ; St. Paul , 10.
KrrorB : Indianapolis , fi : St Paul , t. Batter
ies : Indianapolis , Phillips and Wood ; St.
Paul , Frlcken and Spies.
Second game. Score :
Indianapolis 0100102-4
St. Paul 1100000-2
Htmo hits : Indianapolis , 5 ; St. Paul , S.
Hnors ; Indianapolis , 3 ; St. Paul , C Hut-
terles : Indianapolis , Foreman and Wood *
St. Paul , Denzer , Spies and Kline.
STANDING OF THC TEAMS.
I'lnyed. Won. l ost. I'.C
Indianapolis 113 81 X 717
Columbus 110 74 42 filS
St. "Paul 121 7" l fi.0
Milwaukee Ill 71 4S .VI7
Detroit llll B. ! 57 G2.5
.Minneapolis 124 41 S3 3J1
Gland llaplda 123 31 SI 31.7
Kansas City 125 3S 87 304
Games today : St. I'aul at Columbus , Kan-
< -as City at Grand Huplds , Detroit at Jtll-
u aukee.
\ \ i'Mtrn \NM < * liitloii SCOTCH.
QUINCY , III , Sept. 4-Scoie :
Qulnc-y 1 2200240 3-14
Burlington 000000000 0
Rase hits : Qulncy , 11 ; Burlington , 1. ISr-
rorn : Qulncy , 1 ; IturllnKtou , 0 Battuites ;
Qulncy , Ilacketl and Oiavo * . ; Uurllngton ,
Kodman and Mea mei.
PKOIIIA , 111. , Sept. 4. Score :
Peorla I 4 n 0 2 0 S 0 1-1G
Dubuqlie 0100 I 2 ( , 0 0 7
Base hits. : Peorla , 14 , . Uubuque , S Hriors :
Peorla. : > : Dubuiiue , 5 Batteries. Peorla ,
Roach and Qulnn , Dubuqlic , Strdt and
Sullivan.
DHS MOIXLIS , In. . Sept. 4. Scoie :
DCS Molnes 0 0 S 0 1 3 2 1 0 1C
St Joseph . . . . 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3-C
Base hits Des Mollies , 10 : St. Jo--pph , 0.
Urrors : Dos Molnes , o , St Joseph , .1. Bat
teries : Dc1 * Molnps Amlipvvs and I.ohm in ;
St Joseph , Kanel , Vlrami Hauscr.
CI3DAH UAPIDS , In , Sept. 4 Scoie :
Cedar Hnplds 1-4
Itorkfoid 00003000 0 3
Basil hits Ccilnr H.ipld , ! ) ; Hockford , 8
Hrrors : Cpd.ir llaplds , 3 ; Kockford , 2 Itat-
terles. Cedar Ituplils , M.ilmt't'j and Fuller ;
Hockfonl , Aiuleivm and Huff.
THi : II\'ii\ AM VTIM S.
CIIIIII-N at Hit * Kort.
The Metz Bros and Fort CrooV.s play this
afternoon on the old Fort Omaha ground * ;
( . 'ame called nt 3 o'clock sharp. On tonioi-
low afternoon ( Labor ilnv ) th * > South
Ornah is meet the Metz litos. on the same
ground * . Tht 1-ibor clay linp-up follows :
Metz Bros ? Positions South Omaha.
Sage catcher Fltz cinld
affcldci pitcher Scully
Shannon nrst base O'Neal
W. Bowles . . . . Boconil base Chirk
Johnson thlid ba < > Salmon
Backus shoit Htoii Deck
O'Connor Ipft Held Hull
Shields middle Held Hennlson
Connors ilplil Held PiiKh
On next Sunday aftei noon the Metz Bros
vvlll meet the Omaha Blowing axMji-latlon
team
I'rcmoiil AVI us ill I'alrlli'lil.
FAIUnnLD , Neb , Sept. -Special ) The
( list of a biace ot games between Fremont
and the home team was plajoil litre today.
Owing to the extreme heat and dust the at-
trpdanco was light Thu vHltois were easily
victorious Scoie :
ralrllPld 1 10002001-5
rremont 2041100 0-8
Babe tills : Falrlleld , C ; Kiemont , 12. Ki-
rors : FalrtlcUl , 4 ; Kienionl , 2. Bittcrles.
ralrtleld , Athey-Uaraekman und Hall ; Fie-
trcnt , I'elklns and .Mainh.il ! ,
TcriniiNrliliiM tin * .Sccoinl.
TIOCUM8iir. Neb. Sppt -Special ( Telegram -
gram , ) The louils defeated Ma > cr Bros , '
team of Lincoln again todiy. Score :
Mayer Bros . 0 01000100-2
Tccunibch . 00040100 * D
Base hits : Mayer Uros , . " ; Tecumseh , 4
nrror-s : Maver Bios , 3 ; Tecumxph , 1. Home
run. Falrall. Batterleti Mayer Hros , ,
Booth and notions ; Ticiimieh , Stollanl and
Buff um. Sti lick outBy Booth , 3 ; by Stol-
laril. 4 Base on balls Off Booth , 4 , elf
Stollanl , 3. lTmpliu : Charles Brundagc.
of lilt * l''llll llccllnu of till *
( Mncliiilllll .IiMUr > dull ,
CINCINNATI. Sept. 4.-The fall meeting
of the Cincinnati Jockey club opened today
with pleasant wcathci , fast track and good
attendance The featme of the ( lav's events
vvaa the Cameo stakes foi 2-year-olds , at
live and one-half fuilonit < . The nice
brought out the hrst llrld of - > ear-old * that
haii utuited on the local tracks this sea jn
and the contest was neiy pretty one
Lillian Bell was the Inner aftei u ten tile
dilve. Bhe only beat Oeoige I ) Cox u half
length for the llrst money The latter wan
nlmuHt left ut the pout , but covered u lot
of K round In the Htietch anil would have
won In a few mom jumps The other
uvpiits aim liroiiKht out exciting llnUhi-n
Business In the betting ling was brink.
Itesults
1'lr.st iai'p , six furloiiKH White Frost , 118
( J Matthews ) , 4 to Z , won , Abe 1'uial , 111
( C Kelrt ) , ,1 to 1 und even , second , Uugenla
Wlikes , K'S ' ( J Hill ) . S to 1 , thlid Time :
1:11 : ? ; . Lc tchur. Pouting , Little Lund und
VltiiHcone al o run
Hecona nice , live furlonB ' Mahollo , 118
( C Itelff ) , 4 to 5. iAon. Han il'Or. 112 ( Over-
ion ) , 7 to u und J to 111 , SLVOIII ! , Muicato , 107
( J lllll ) . 10 to 1 , third. Time : 1 02 Ban-
UKtnr , Allle II , Nanklnoo , Uriah und Kt. Huy.
mend nltto run.
Third race , one * mile und one-slxtopntlr
Oscuro , IM ! ( HuBton ) . 7 to 3 , won , Itampart ,
iii CThumton ) . CO to 1 and 15 to ] , a < cond ;
, b7 ( CliPiiaull ) , 10 to 1 , third Time
llt : ! 4. 1'ioMuutor , OixlaRue nnd Canh
Ueurei Hluo run
I'ouitb race. Cameo stakes , live and one-
half furlotiKH Lillian Boll , 10. ( J Hill ) , C
toll , won , George H. t'jx. 1"J < U Williams ) ,
11 to 5 und 4 to C. second , t'nida , 105 ( C.
Uelff ) , C to 1. third Time- 1OM3lHrm -
icl June. Klt-anor JIolmeH and Vligle O alto
Fifth rucp one milt * Hlmon W , 117 ( (
ItollV ) , 1 tu i' won Tallied , 10U ( J. Hill ) , 7
, t f w run-l Tiling 1 4JU
1 HT LOl'IS , Srpt -Tne ( 'hrynanthetmim
at one milt- for 2-n-ar-old , vulufd at
$1 WO , was the OrnwIiiR card at the I'dr
grounds today. Uvm the- last stake event
of the spHion nml for that reason nn un
usually largo crowd was In nttcndiuice
Our Chance , n ipcoinl choice , had the bp.st
of an excellent Mart , nnd stiovvpil the way
by three lennths to the stalilp turn , where
Llcher Karl camp with n rush nml led Into .
the stiftch by n liend In thp run hotnp
Llpber Knrl enmo nwav ns IIP plpinpil ami
won by three lengths from Kllholln In the
fast time of 1 42 > .4. Four fnorltcs won to-
ilnv. Track fast. Hpnilts :
First rare , lelllng. for 2-ypnr-oldi , five and
one-half ftirlongi : Ixidy or the West , 107 ( C.
Combs ) , 1 to 3 anil out , wnn ; Mplvln Burn-
1mm , 100 ( Gllmore ) , 20 to 1 and 3 to 1 , second
end ; Kings Pan , 5 > D ( Petcrman ) , 20 to 1. third.
Time : 1.10 Blllall , Flora G , Clara C and
Lortl Ncvlllo nlso ran.
Srcond nice , purse , spvrn furlongs : llor.ip-
shoo Tobacco , 100 ( Gllmore ) . 11 to 10 and out ,
won ; Silver Set , 97 ( Hall ) , G to 1 and 4 to B ,
spcoml ; Nicholas J > l ( Petermnn ) , 9 to ! > , thlril.
Tlmp 1-14-4 , U. Q. Ban also ran
Third race , spiling , one mile Parole d'Or ,
97 ( C. Ooinln ) , 5 to 2 nnd even , won ; t'lllnm ,
Si tl'Vost ) . s to 1 nnd 3 to 1 , second ; Con
Ilcgnn , J ( Southard ) , 14 to fi , third Time
1:41 : .Mary Barnes , nnssemlylle Practitioner ,
Krnna , Archie McKay , Holy Trrr r , Cut
away and Neutral nlso ran
Fourth race , Clu vsantheimim stnkps. for
2yearoUln.nlue Jl.WO , ono mile Lipber
Knrl , 11G ( Morrison ) , C to 1 and 2 to 1 , won ,
Kltholln , 122 ( Gnnipr ) , 3 to 1 and t > vpii. second
end ; Our Chnncp , 100 ( C SlniiRhtpr ) , 9 to 1 ,
third. Time : 1:42V1. : Sir Joseph Lister , Sir
Holla , Libation ami Domslc also ran
Fifth race , purse , otto mile1 Madeline , 107
( Foticon ) , even utul out , won ; Gold Hand , 97
( Hull ) , 40 to 1 and . " to 1 , second ; Balk Line ,
102 ( Hart ) , 9 to 2 , third. Time. l.U i May
Galop fell.
Sixth race , spiling , onn ixnd one-sixteenth
miles : Brldgcton , 101 ( C. Combs ) , 7 to 2 and
even , won ; Luln Fry , pi ( Ollmore ) , S to 1 ami
S to 1 , second ; Hlkln , 92 ( Southard ) . 16 to f. .
third. Time : 1.49U. Aryan. Tranby , Hljh
Noon and Judgp Stcndman nlso ran.
KANSAS CITY , Sept 4. Weather very
hot ; track Tost. Hesults !
Flr t race , live furlongs : No Pull won ,
Correspond , second. Lulu T third. Time :
1:014
Second rncp , live furlongs : Chlornil won ,
Hrlphtlc H second , Duwllton third. Time :
1:05 V.
Third raoe , live and one-half furlongs :
Madam Bishop won , Bill Powell second ,
Mlnnlo Weldon third. Time : 1:09'J. :
Fourth rnc , seven furloiiKs : Hod Veil
won , Carl Bug second , Ed Glen thltil Time :
1131 %
Fifth race , four nnd one-half furlongs :
Blllle Heck won. Dan Meek" . Jr. , second ,
Stroud third. Time : 0 : : > ? \ ! .
Wl MI-IP AT C1IAUTIMI ) AIC l'\Hlv.
I , list In > * H ItiicliiK llrurlnM Kiirlj nml
IIinlx l.utt * .
HAHTFOHD , Conn. , Sept. 4. The last
day's racing ut Charter Oak palk began at
11:13 : o'clock , this morning nnd the last heat
was trotted In the dusk nt Glii : Two race * .
the 2:20 : pacing cln .s and 2. in trotting class ,
had to be left entirely out. The attendance
w.is neailv 4,000. Thp big race of the day
was the 2.10 trot , cairled over unfinished
fnm Friday's piogrnm This was hotly
contested for seven heats nnd won by the
bay mare Alcldalla.
The 211 pace , the Buckeye , was won by
Ananias In thre ' ottnlglit heats. I.ion Q
wng wecond and Mln Finlpy third. The
2:21 : trot , the Bunker Hill , was won by Al-
ilch In three straight heats utter having
llnlahed llftli and second In the first two
hentsL ( icoiglamm was second nnd Bed Boy
third. The free-for-all trot was given to
William Penn In the fourth heat. On ac
count of datkness no other heats could be
trotted. Kllnm was second and Grace
Hastings thltd. Summaries ;
2:11 : pace , puise , * JOOU :
Ananias , b. s , by Patron , dam An
nie W , by Bastlck's Alinont . . . .
Don Q. b. s . 2 3 2
Miss Flnley , b. in . B 2 3
Evelct , g. m . 3 9 10
\V H G , b. K . 12 4 4
Nydla Wllkus. b. in . 4 5 B
Monnpolc , ch. g . G C fi
George St. Clall , b. s . S 7 8
Alcyo , b s . U 810
George G , g. g . 1010 7
Hal Crago , br. s . U U 9
Sterling , cli , s . 7 12 12
Mabel P , b m . 13 11 ds
Time : 2:10" : , ; 20T4 ; 2:10'i. :
2.10 class , trotting , purs-e $3,000 :
Alcldalla , s. in , by Sir Wal
ter , Jr. , Commc'a bHtci ,
by Lambelt . fi 1 2 2 , r > 1 1
Bounce ! , b. in . 3 331242
Karly Bhd , in. h . 3 fi 1312 : i
Dan Cupid , b. h . 1 2050 3 I
Que Allen , b. h. . , . , , . , . .4 , r. fi 4 4 ro
Baron llopers , b. h. . . , . . .t.8 74 C 3 10
B B P , b. h . 2 4 S S 7 10
Celaya , ch m . 7 8 7 7 ilr
Time : 2:12 : > 4 ; _ ' :10',4 : ; 2:10-S : ; 2:10 : ; 2:11 : ; 2:13 : - ;
2:11 % .
2:21 : elms , Hotting , pm-e $2,000.
Alrlch. b. B. * . fi 2 1 1 1
Georpiammn , b IM , .
Bed Uoy. 1) . s- . 10 4323
Splnalong , b m . 2 S C 4 5
Charlie G , b g . 9 3 434
Happy Bhd , ch. in . 2 fi fi S 7
Bowery Belle , blk. in . 710 90S
Alve-s , b. if . C -I 7 5 di
All Dav , blk. g. , . 9 fi S di
Agnes Moirell , gr m . . . .87 < li
Time : 2lfi'i : ; 2:14 : % : 2.13 % ; 2r : , ; 2:13 : % .
Free-for-all ( Old Glory ) tiottlng , purse
J2.000.
William Penn , br. H , by Santa
Claus. Lulu M , by Dauntle s. . .
Bilma , b. in . 3112
Giace Hastings , ch. m . 2 .1 3 : !
Time. 2.11'4 ; 2:11 : % ; 2:12' : ; 2:11 : % .
KIIIINIIM ( "llj Hiirsi * Slum < > | iiiii'il.
KANSAS CITY , Sept 4. A grand parade
of horse tlcsh , drawing stylish equipnses
of PVCI.V description and driven by ilevo-
tces of the animal fiom IPII ( Ilffprent
states , or canylng smartly gowned ildeiaof
botli SPXCH , was the princlpil atti action
at Fall mount paik this afternoon when the
thlid annual hoi.se show oppncd at 2 o'clock
The patadp probably composed the best dis
play of fancy horhes and costly turnouts
ever witnessed In this part of the country ,
while the grand stand and bo\es contained
a wealth of beauty and fashion from this
as well an many other cities Frederick
lii on on of New Yoik , W. St.mton Klllott
of New Yoilc , C. U. Quliilon of Trenton ,
N J. , and Di. Turnbull ol Philadelphia
vveio among the Judges who decided the
points in the eight classes on the program
for thu llrtH i1a > . A detachment of cavnliy
fiom Foi t Rlley , Kan , gave an exhibition
of bklll In riding , shooting and athletic
exorcises , and Slg. Liberal ) , the cornctlf. ! ,
rendered several numbers The show will
lust a week nnd the heavy advance sale of
beats indicates It will pi eve sir ces&ful be
yond thu dliectors' expectations.
In all tliu rlcsses exhibited ted iv the
competition VMI.S strong The principal
event of thu day was th * * uw aiding of the
$1,000 purse for best .saddle hor-e , mare 01
gelding , nn > afie The llrst prize , $ SM ) , went
to Hex McDonald , exhibited by John T
Hughes , Lexington , Ky Tin * second money ,
$2.'iO. was awarded 10 Montp Crlsto , Jr , ex
hibited by J T Cienshavv. Scott station ,
Kv. , anil the thlid prize , $130 , was awaided
to' Matilda , exhibited bv John B. Castleton ,
I/tilsvllle , K > The fouith nilze was
awarded to Ike , shown b > J. A Potts , Mexico
ice , Mo.
Hlllr Seori-H nt
STATB CAMP. Seagirt. N. J , , Sept. 4.
But for a light wind the day was n perfect
ono for the clone of the New Jeisey State
and National Bllle association shoots. The
pilndpal matches of the week the Wimble
don nip nnd the president's match were
shot today Tim latter , the first stage of
which began nt 11 o'clock , wan for the mili
tary championship of the United States.
The inatih was divided Into two stages , the
lltst stage nt 200 und 300 y.uilH , ten shots
at each , competitors to shoot with the rifle
ado'itcd by the stole they repiesent. The
live men making the highest scores in the
llrst stage of the president's match are :
Pjlvate Scott of the Dlstilct of Columbia ,
! * 9 ; Lieutenant CJ II. Young , 93 : Pilvnlp F
C. Batty , Ooorgla , 91 ; Corpoiiil Wetherold ,
District of Columbia , 94 ; L. F Wilson ,
Georgia , ! )3 )
The wiLond stage will be shot at 3 o'olotk
between the live men whose scores me given
above. Twenty-one men wcro entered The
Wlmbltdon cup match was shot under thu
auspices of thu Nutlon.il Hlilu association
In this match the contestants shoot thirty
shots at l.OW yards target for tlm cup ,
which was presented to the association In
1S73 by the National Itltlc nsuoUutlcm of
Great Biltuln , to bu shot for annually.
Oiniilni ( inn Chili Sunrc.
Vesterday afternoon several members of
the Omaha Gun club defied the wind and
dust long enough to make the following ex
cellent cort" ' :
Loomls . lHut 11111 lllll 11111-19
i : K'nlb . 1111001101 11011 10100-13
Smcad . 11100 lllll 01111 11101-10
Johannes . 0)011 ) 01011 OHIO 00100-
Hiigheri . 11111 1I1I1 11111 11101-1 ! !
Bates . OHIO 11101 11100 11111-15
Whltner . lllll lllll 11011 11111-19
ParmelcP . lllll 11001 11001 lllll1C
Tovumcnd . 01 101 11011 lllll Hill17
( inlf Sclill-Kliuilx.
NIAGAIlA-ON-THn-LAKK , Bept. -In
the Hoinl'ilnnl In the International event ut
the golf tournament today J. C Powers ol
ItoiUieuter beat J. A Dupuy , uUo of Iloch-
ester by seven up und live to pluv In the
other veml-llnul A. P. Kuolt and U , L' .
Blown of London were even ut the ninth
hole
quill rini.'n .vied ,
NiW YOHK , Hepl 4The second na
tional cycle meeting of the Quill club began
todiiv ut Miiiihattnn Beach und will con-
tlnuu Mor.ihij. Thu principal vent vvaa tli
two-mllp hnmll. ap for tnofp i' n it * , value ,
J-'M ) Thlrl5PVen of the lie t jirif. snor tl
rlderM of UIP country eiKerod for thli rnio.
thp trial hrnt of vvhlclt wore run off thli
iifternooii Thp men who nullified f r the
llnnl nto Bald , rillnhm Klmlil.Mi Par-
land. Akpr Titns Giidlner. Colemnn , Siln-
son , Jpffenon , Moiher. Lee , \\hlto linker
nnd Mlllpr Thi-sp fifteen will lace In otia
heat Monday afternoon
rnr.sinivi' Aitiuvr.sT ( \ > TO\ .
Civ cii n Heart } Welcome til UN ( Mil
Ohio Home.
CANTON , 0 . Sept. 4. President And Mrs.
McKlnlev will remain In Canton until Mon
day When thp Baltimore & Ohio Vallpjr
twin steamed Into Canton station nt 6-20
this evening they expected to lake a carrlflRo
mid go quietly to the homo of the president's
mother , but the station grounds ind tlm
streets In every direction were piovvdnl with
a stirgliiR masi of hunnnlt ) The old Mr-
Klnloy reception committee of the historic )
campaign dajs greeted the ixirly n pirt of
I he committee having met the prcaldcnltnl
train at Akron , Men.omen and chlldrcu
made a rush for thp McKlnlcj mi And U
was with great dllllctilty thp olllce s cotilil
keep a line open to allow the p.irtv ami
their pscort to roach the carrluRca Canmm
boomed nud the street vvns a continuous
mnss of cheering No formal demonstration ,
hid been expected or planned
Later In the evening , however the earlier
crowd was surpassed when thp ipcppllon com-
mlttpp. hpidod by the Or m ! Army band
which was at the St. Louis convention and
the recent Buffalo Grand Army encampment ,
tendered Preildont and Mrs McKInley a
serenade. After "Homo. Sweet Homo" hail
been rendered , President McKlnlny , In ro-
snoiiso to thousands of cells , appeared on
the stairs and mnilo a brier address
C ( iiicjis i.nsn nv
CnnliU'r Mrulx % O , ( ) ( ( > front
the l'rcNl > > tcrlnii Church ,
CHICAGO , Sept. 4. Charles M Charnlor.
who Is alleged to have embezzled at least
$50,000 from the treasury of the Prcsbv Iprlaa
Hoard for Aid of Collt'Kcs , Is still at Urgo.
but nlthoiiKh the officials of thp American
Surety company will not admit the fact
they do not deny that ho Is whore they can
find him at any time they vtant him Follow *
Ing arc the colleges and academics alToclciI
by the defalcation
Albany , Oregon ; Albert Lee ( for women ) ,
Minnesota ; Alma , Michigan ; Bellcvup Ne
braska , Teire Haute ( for women ) . Indiana ;
Hastings , Nebraska ; Highland. KIIIISIIH :
Montana , Deer Lodge , Mont , Occidental.
Los Angeles ; Oswego ( for women ) , Kansas :
Pleire , South Dakota , Southwest , Del Norte ,
Colo. , Whltworth , Summer. Wash , KUCHA
Vista. Storm J > akc , In ; Columbia ( high ,
school ) , Lebanon , Ky. , Corning , Iowa ;
Geneseo , Illinois ; Glenrosp , Texas , Glassy
Cove. Tennessee ; Huntsvllle , Tennessee :
Idaho , Caldwell , Idaho , U-v\i. | Wichita ,
Kan , Newmirket , Tcnncs-H-e ; Pemileton ,
Oregon ; Povnettc. Wisconsin , Princeton.
Kentucky , Salt Lake , Utah , Scotland , South
Dakota ; Union , Anna , 111
MKP.TIM ; or o. u. A. v minx-ions.
V. I , , lolilcr I'liniilinoiiHl ) P.lrctrd
I > rcMlil < > nlNn Action on Ulvldoiul.
PORTLAND , Ore. , Sept 4 At the meetIng -
Ing of the board of directors of the Oregon
Halhvay and Navigation company A. U
Molilcr was unanimously elected president.
The meeting lasted only u few minutes , I'a
object being exclusively the election of the
board of directors and a prwl lent. A. S.
Heldelbach of New York was elected chair
man The meeting was then adjourned for a
week , at which the lemalnlng executive of
ficers will bo elected , and It Is generally
umleiHtood that there will be no changm In
the present list of officers. . The question of
declining a dllvdcnd was not touched on at
this meeting. That will be another subject
that la expected to bo acted upon at the
next meeting. U may be that the board
will await the report of the special auditing
committee before taking final action In tUa
matter of dividends. President Mohlei , when
seen In bin office after the meeting , said that
the property nlll lemaln In an Independent
position.
No Ciiiixolliliilloii In VI < M .
CHICAGO , Sept. . I For some time tliero
have been rumors of the consolidation of the
Chicago. St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha
road with the Chicago & Northwestern nnd
It was bald that the matter would be set
tled at a special meeting of the stockholders
of the Northwestern , which is to be held In
this city In the jiear future. Another le-
port was , that thu VCoithvvcstern would lease
tlm Omaha road and guarantee the stock
holders a certain peucnUgn on the stock.
Viic Picsldent S > kes of the Not thwcatcrn
toilnv said that tliero was no truth whatever
In the stories and that Ilia only thing ti > bo
considered at the special meeting of tun
stockholder would bo the proposition to
authorize the creation of u bonded debt not
exceeding ? 163.000,000. 5 pel cent gold bonds
maturing In 19S7 , for the pin pose of refund
ing outstanding obligations of the company.
There would be no iuiu < olldatlon of the roads ,
Mr Sykes said , because the Northwestern
at the present time practically contiols the
Oniuha
llnllrnml liiillilliiK In irlioiui.
PIIOBNIX. Ariz. , Sept 4. Notice of Inten
tion has been tiled by the Arl/.oim and Coast
Line railway. Incorporated , to build a road
from Tucson to Culabao , near Nogales , A. T. .
a dkitanco of seventy-two miles. This loulfj
l the same him eyed by the Santa Fo ,
1'n.Kcott & Phoenix railway when It wan
designed to extend that line to be the Santa
Fo's outlet from Santa Mora. The new cor
poration , which Is understood to be- under
Sou them I'arlflc auspices , Is capitalized at
$1,000000 , and ltd directors arc M P Free
man , Hugh J. Donoy , I. M. Jacob * , Charlci
HolT and II. Hu/anl.
( irniiil 'I run I. I'nrccN Hie INKIIC.
SAGINAW , Mich , Sept. 4 The Orand
Trunk Is Issuing e-cchango tickets hero to
anyone who presents one of their $ JO mileage
books. Ill'hcrto ' the original purchaser only
could use the hook. The now dcpuituro ac
tually meaiiB n 2-ccnt rate over thu system
within Central Pai > Bc'iigci asuoclatlon terri
tory and war to the knifu with the Michigan
Contra ! and other Michigan roads against
the Intelchangcablo mileage ujHtem , which
thu ( liand 'Irunic hau always fought
liuirriixrdIcinlniii'i ( - ill .Nuxhv Illc.
NASI1VILLH , Teiin. , Sept. 4 The attend
ance nt the ToniHHsee Centennial expjnlllon
dining this vvcek 1ms been iiulle Inige Tli
number f vlsltoia Incieases daily and gjeat
ciowds iluilng tlie next eight weeks nrp as-
siiied The uoundH ar < * more biMlitlfiil
Hum ever. Indications point to ri very large
attendance at Hie Ini'-liicsi woman's on vo
cation , which will be held In the WOIIIHII'II
building on Feptembet l.'i Itepicfenliitlvcs
f many stuten will be prpsfiil The Amer
ican Society of Municipal JmpioveinentH
will convene. Octobci n-10 The mcmbfrHhlii
IH composed of city ottlcliils throughout thu
United Htules ami Canada anil me tlnK
Is held annually to discuss mallei s peiluln-
Ing to the mulct lal linpiovuincnt of munlc-
Ipalltlca.
1 COULD NOT EAT
The Affliction Which Befell a Fort
Scott Lady.
FOHT BCOTT , KAN. "I have taken
Hood's Sanmparlllu ( or ilyujHipjlu and
to purity my blood , with excellent results.
I ViHH so that I coulil not tat uuythln
without ( liatreHH , but olnco tnkiiiK a law
bottles ol Hood's Barsaparllla my food
dots not dibtress me , nud I linvo felt Ix-'tUT
In every vvny. 1 believe It to bo the best
of blood medlcInesHiidgladly rccoinmcud
it to o thorn. " KVA CHAIO.
Hnnrl'c Dillc art * lastel sl. mlM , cffco
nOOU S KlllS , lvi , , AlldniBijl8ti. tfio.
WOODBUKY'S
fiinnri Tollrt CoiTililnnUon for Ilir Hkln , Bmlp ,
( uinijcxli/n | ami TrriliVi > oJl.ur > ' Kiulul Koap ,
1'aiUI C'lfain , l"a < lal ( 'OHiler nlnl Dtntu ) Ciruut
nru inunufurtuirtl by u UiTinutuloKUt nlth M
jcni < x-rlnue | iriutliiK HIP kUl" , nculp und
i oiuplcilon Cor HilK r\ir > wlirir , 'I'M cac.li A
ninitH | of oacli tnallrd un ret dpi of ittr. JOIlrl
II VVUODIIt'UY , Dniniil < ; lu l"t , Ul W
til. , N , V.