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string q winner by . dozen lengths, wld1dle
second four lengths in advance OF Whisper. Time
OF the two miles and q half. 4:33A.
The sixth Race.
HASpIcAP HURDLE RACR-Purse 5000, OF which
400 TO the second horse; entrance free three or
more horses the property OF different owners 70
start. one mile and three-qusrters over seven
hurdles.
STARTERS.
T. A. Hitchcock's ch G. Limestone. by War
Dance dam Transyivania, years old, 156 lbs.
tJlm Henry ;:,......;...
H. Gaffneys b. g Gafney. by julius dam SeZ-
ure 8 wears Old 125 lbs. (LittelD ............. 2
A. Ii. Torrence's b. h. Moonstone, by Asteroid,
dam Alabama, years old, las lbs. ltacnard-
SOM
j. S. CattaDach's b. &. Impecunious by 11ppe-
rary dam Lucy Fowler years old, 135 lbs.
Time not taken.
THB BETTING.
Limestone. e.......................$4o $500 $50 1860
Gaffuey. ...................... 80 1876 100 $50
MOOHstOue. lUo LOO 4VO
lmpeeunlous. us.................-... 100 lao 340
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Oasis (Brl, from Liverpool.
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TAKE A DOSE OF sCBENCK,s MANDRAKE
- ILLS n IgR pAys taksa cold
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Election OF the Democratic State
Ticket Conceded By the Re-
publlcans In New York.

WASHINGTON. October 3O,-Shrewd
politicians here from New York, say
that the election Of Tllden Il conceded
The republicans are stated to DO anx'
lous 10 trade votes 10 secure the lcgla'
lature, thus saving the successor to
Senator Fenlon, but the democrats
want all, TImld gamblers ARE belIlng
one hundred dollars TO sixty dollars on
Tllden. John MorrlsSoy II taking Nil
the bets he eau got at twelve dollars to
two dollars.
There IL no truth In the report that
certain western railroads have co'a-
bIned against the Baltimore and Ohio
road. Their freight and passengers
have equal facilities with other great
trunk roads.
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, October aO.--
Loss Of tho Greencastle are, $685. 900.
The fires In the woods still raging.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, October 3O.-Money
steady. Gold quiet at 1851; buying
selling. Silver steady In fair demand,
rates 1871 use. buying and selling.
Exchange--Commercial bills abund-
ant. rates easy. Commercial New
York sight, discount sterling,
sixty days, SIS 20; bankers New York
sight, currency, / discount do gold,
I premium; New Orleans sight, cur
s ssnlys p sIaty "a ddys 81 50, ''1
Hides-prices steady, and selection
very rigid. Dry flint selected, zoe; wet
sailed selected, y!c; butchers green .;
dry sailed nominal; damaged halt
price badly damaged and glue STUCK
| price. .,,.,
Ordinary, llAc; good ordinary, !2sci
low middling, 1870; middlingl l4te'
Receipts, 1856 bales; stock, 40o, " oaies
Weekly receipts l2,O4s bales, Sales
0,907 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October 81. - noon
Cotton steadier. Uplands, 73di VI
leans, Sl@8tc. Sales, $1,000 bales; ior
export and speculation, 1000 bales;
200 p. M.-Sales on basis OF middlinie
Typlands not below low middling, de'
liveable December, and January, 7sd,
sales on basis OF middling Orleans moi
below low middiing delivered Novem'
Der aud December 7 la-i6d. Bales
@, 500 American. 40 49,,
NEw ORLEANS, October 3O.--Cot
ton-Demand fair during the morning
hut slack toward the close, Sales S,0o'
bales. Strict low middling, l3sgl4sc
middling to strict middling, lis9i4sc
Gold, 1909. Sight, par. Sterling
S. 81.
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NEW iRERA, La, October 30, --fiye
hundred real estate owners oflhe par
lsh NJ NJ, MARTIN have just arrived "a
0iier themselves ~ bondsmen for the
iva 6t MariInsyille prisoners,
Dareourl, Dugas and q, dorahinll Of
that parish, were arrested yesterday
A squad u cavalry pasaed through
here last night 10 arrest Agrlcole urev'
enberg, Of N, Mays parish, and d.
Gay, Of lherla, They have just relurr'
ed with Dr. Gay, bat dreyenbuFg,
hearing ~ their coming, put out II 10
rumored that many arrests are TO DO
made here to-day
Arrests made by the Deputy MArshAl
In ~ Martins parish 10 daiel
P,V, Huyal, Eugene Durio, Charles
Hebert, Edgar HeberI, u, u, TouInet,
Darcourt Dugas, benjamin lierirand
aud Nicholas Uarbonaa,
AZ the examination held before
Commissioner lliddell on the 10Th Inst
Edgar liebert was discharged, aud HUI
val aud Charles llebert placed under
hOni Of six thousand dollars each,
aud Durio under one thousand The
others were arrested since that time,
They waived examination and were
put under bonds 0f six thousands each,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
capture OF q Hand OF Hostile savages
BY Major sehoaeld,

GALVESTON, October sO,-A special
10 the News from Han Antonio, says .
AZ the democratic rally last night n
vast crowd was IN attendance, An
address was delivered by AIR Burgess,
" Guadalupe, who, In eloquent Ian
guAge, advocated the candidacy Of
sohleleher Next, Hon, John Han
cock, our present congressman, Ia u
mastery style, pleaded for democracy
aud republican simplicity, rs oppoa-
cd 10 the present tendency Of the
times, lie deferred, 1T length, 10 the
democratic days from 1910 10 1860, aud
then oontraslcd the government since
1860, II was grand appeal, lie re-
ferred briefly ~ Governor Davis and his
letter, and said ~ nnd that my
speech, M reported by the Galveston
News, delivered Ut Galveston, 10 be-
correct, aud have no desire 10 alter
IT," lie alluded TO the recent elections
In the west IN u harbinger Of n return
10 democratic rule aud legislation, lie
spoke for over M hour, and ended In
feryent appeal 20 the democracy Of the
sixth district 10 send democrat 10
congress IN the person Of Mr. Schlel-
cher.
The following Indian news was re.
ceived here to-day; General Sheridan
telegraphs thnt Major Schoheld with
his column captured slxty.nine Geo
nee warriors aud some two hundred
ponies on Black creek. These In
dIans are of the worst character aud
are accompanied by their families
Captain Carpenter IN In pursuit. Of n
party Of indians supposed to belong TO
Lone VOLTS band, heading for Fort
Sill with u view Of surrendering before
CARPENTER overthkes them.
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FOREIGN.
Emperor williams Speech--Death OF
q Noted Shipbuildcr.

BERLIN, October S0.--Alludlng to
Alsace and Lorraine, the emperor said :
Your cooperation II now, for the first
time, invited 20 lnstituting q budget
for Alsace and Lorraine. You Will have
an opportunity OF obtaining n more
thorough knowledge Of the resources,
requirements and institutions OF these
provinces than was hitherto possible
under the old system OF administra-
tive reports. You will show our COM
patriots of the upper Rhine the inter
est the whole nation takes In this most
ancient territory.
John Laird, the famous shipbuilder,
and member OF the parliament Is
dead.
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LOUISIANA.
Collision Between Governor Kellogg
ana Major Burke.
Largo and Enthusiastic Meeting or The
Conservatives at the City Hall.

New ORLEANS, October 30.-About
half past three o'clock this evening a
collision occurred between Governor
kellogg and Major Il. A. Burke, near
the corner Of Rampant and Canal
streets. Governor Kellogg, accompa-
MED by Judge Atocha, was going
home In car, which was stopped at
the place above indicated and a con
versation ensued.
Burke put his hand In his breast
and drew u whip, when he ATTEMPTED
10 strike theg overnor when the gov
ernor, being the strongest of the two,
quickly released himself from Burke's
grasp and at once drew his pistol and
fired. Governor Kellogg and Major
Burke, in conversation with n press
agent, after the shooting, did not differ
materially In their version Of the af-
fair. Burke was arrested and taken to
the central police station, but was re-
leased at the instance Of Judge Atocha,
who went to the station for that pur-
pose by request of Governor Kellogg.
The difficulty arose from correspond
ence in the papers relative to natural
lied citizens. Both the governor and
Burke were congratulated by their
friends on the harmless termination OF
-
the affair.
A MACS meeting Of conservatives,
called by the committed OF seventy, was
held in front of the city hall tonight.
Several speeches were made. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic.
A series of resolutions we've adopted,
protesting against the use of the ar
my for political purposes, and against
lie recent putrages perpetrated In the
illegal and arbitrary arrests OF citi-
Gems against military officers making
affidavits In time of profound peace |;
against the attempt to deprive natur-
allied citizens of their right of citizen
ship and suffrage against frauds in
registration against the present re-
turning board, which is claimed to Do
illegal, being composed wholly OF
members of the same political party +;
against the bayonet as the solvent OF
political questionsi against the I'M
warrantable interference of federal Of
fIcials, and the use the patronage ana
mower of the federal government 10
control state elections, and call on
their fellow-citisens all oyer this broad
land In view OF sill these outrages, ann
in the name of civil liberty to take
heed lest the sword which Is no"
drawing the life blood Of Louisiana
be not soon pointed at their own de-
fenceless breasts.
The chairman OF the democratic &C n
servative central committee is authorl
ty for the statement that there Is M
truth In the report telegraphed from
here that the conservative leaders ar
about to commence criminal prosecu
ton against Kellogg and other rad
cals for murder on account of the lat
of September affair.
United States Marshal Packard Y
day received dispatch dated Cam
Merrill, October q, via Shreveport
October 80, from Ills deputy, report
ing the arrest Of Eve persons charge
with compliolty in the coushatta gu
rage, as reported in the press dispa'o'
es q week ago.
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ON 20 cuba,
NEW Orleans Balletlp.l


From information received from
Washington, through source that u
snpposed to be familiar with the trans
actions of the cabinet, there seems TO
be a movement on foot which, u con-
s,Immated, will readily explain me
nresence Of the army and navy at this
place. and In satisfactory manner ac-
count for the warlike preparations
that have been going on In TINS cry
for the past month, .u oo,.
No one could believe that the con,
oentratjon here of so large force OF
the federal army, infantry artliiery
and cavalry, and the establishment o., OF
naval depot extending from we ne
Belize TO the city, with an admiral IN
command, were intended for the pur-
nose. as has been alleged, OF crnsnlhg
= rebellion which had no existenc Z
save in tie diseased Imagination o. =
few terror-stricken leaders oil the he'-
Every one admitted the fact tha'
General Emory, With his staff ana ON ~.
| GERS could, and did accomplish All .h VI
national government demanded OF IN
people here, viz: submission TO IN
stats government O. recognised ~ In
\
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president Hence II hos been a matter
Oi surprise on the pall nf Olr rlllgrus
~ wlinesn daily tho arrival NJ hfsh
lfoops, eomlng from all quarters NJ The
equity, and Milling ~ our olly aud
giving V lhe appearance NJ n military
camp, La all flie streets The elanking
Ut sabfes are heard llie brlslling hay
0nels dazzle the eye, whilst The hilr'
nlshed cannon gllsIen IN the sunlight
NJ day,
The biz guns VI the neel stare NJ Ne
With sllemn feroolly, and seem To-
wink n knowing nod, Nc much M ~
shy something N on hand that viii
slarlle tile country when the disclosure
II made, Tho heavy arrivals, hy
steamers from the wesi, ~ army sup
plies, and tho hufy hum heard on tie
leyee, al,i the iONhl eountenanees of
produce merchants, all seem 10 give
color 10 the rep0rl that The United
States government means war with
some one, and that, too, NJ 40 very
distant day,
The rejection ~ Tie tale, too, by the
secretary OF the navy, Of the gnnb0ala
recently sold here Indicates that there
l..
IN u probability thai they VIII be ro-
qulreh lOr uSe hy the government
While We are not prepared ~ hn-
nonnoe, just yet, the fact definitely,
yet We WIN whisper TIE report that
hhh feaohth w, lnf Tue tulloAlioh ol
our curious plllEehr, VINO nave not
prrh hhle W uhutlrlhhu lhe mghnlhR
~ ~ large an army and naval iOfoe
mere ~ times nI pfolonuh peace
Ihe government ol spain has 10.
eenlly settled the English claims OF
in'emiilhcatloh inf ihe capture OF the
Nlrglnlns, ana lhe Quilted states are
ABOUT W make similar uenlnhhi " br
accompanied ny display of armed
lofee within q convenient distance or
rpnnihh territory
IL the demand N not compiled With,
an early movement on Cuba " con.
tenplaled, aud with the large army
aud navy, aud within such close prox-
Unity a. the lhlanda there can be- no
doubt OF liz specify capture, IN spain
will he taken by surpfiss, aud found
unpropnrcd 10 resist the sudden aud
telling blow that viii he struck by the
United States government,
In View OF the recent democratic
trlumphs In the west, President Grant
has concluded that his chances for
third term have been very materially
lcsscned. lie knows that II will re.
qulre n coup d'etnt on his part 10 re-.
vlve aud advance his waning pros.
poets.
This he has concluded TO do, belIev.
Ing that IL VIII cure tho disselsIons In
the south, aud nut an end 10 the dlssai-
lslaotlon that exists towards the ma
tIonal government. lilo believes IL
will enhance his popularity In the
south, ny u certainly will, and the
acquisition OF Cuba Will, beyond NIL
doubt, secure his reelection for third,
fourth or an INDEFINITE number OF
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AN associated press dispatch, dated
st. Louis, Qctnhel goth, says that j. IL.
Haley, a cattle trader of Texas, Is rep
resented to have recently obtained ten
thousand dollars from Rogers, Powers
a. Co, a stock firm OF Kansas City, on
representation that he owned large
drove of cattle. He also obtained five
thousand dollars from Borse Il Snyder,
and various sums from other firms, af-
ter which he sold his cattle for forty
thousand dollars and absconded.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Adjourned Meeting.

According to previous UNDERSTANDINGS there
will be an adjourned meeting OF all defen-
dants In the suit OF Grigsby and Swindlo
against them, at two o'clock p. NJ, on Satur.
day next, October 3ist, to hear the report OF
the committee heretofore appointed. The
meeting will he held in the court house ana
will be confined 10 those only Interested as
defendants In said suit.
WILLIAM II. LENNON, Chairman.
Jefferson Peak, James w. Thomas,
q. W. Erwin. John y, Cole,
Wat. Caruth Jacob Nusbapmer,
Committed.
Dalias. Octoher "a. 1874 22ldit7wlw
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The most wonderful thing about an
owl, Gays Josh Billings, IL the sollum
importance Of the whole kritter, as he
sits on his perch, looking over the
world he seems to own.
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To The Ladies.

The undersigned respectfully calls the at
tention OF the ladies ofNew Orleans and Vi
cinity, 70 the superior OF her factory
and the reasonable terms for work Of AZ
kinds In hair, such as Lad les Curis, braids'
thing belonging 10 q ladies' toilet Orders
promptly and faithfully executed ON the
lowest terms. Addrsm, .vu..por
, 1874-12-11
FOREIGN.
Further Testimony Taken In tho
Won hrnim Trial.
Disastrous Storms on the Con-
tinent Of Europe.
GERMANY.
THE Yptf hNNlM Tn{hTa


BERLIN, Dec. 10.-Tho trial Of Count Won
Arnim waB rosrlnod to-dny. Tho report Of prlnco
Hohonlollo German Ambassador ut Paris, on
tho documents missing al tho Legation waa
rcad also corroaponlonco betweon Won Aynlna
mud Foreign Ollico III relation TO tho roturn
Of tho several Of tho rapers, accomplished
through ti,o Counts ao,. In tho lcstor
accompanying thom, Count Won Arnm said 1'o
beloved tbs oshev snlssing documents wcro not
In hin posHcHs.on.
Another report of Prince 1Iohonlol,o was road
declaring tllat tho tlocnnleptB tsnacco,iiseG for
numbered th,rty-Bix. Ihcao documents referred
iccts md yi0latiolis Of tho frontier.
lilo examination OF tho accuAoa Was resumed.
l1o acknowledged tho accuracy Of tho toclimonta
wEicl, had boct rcal His former statoment that
cortain papors which ho had appropriated uoro
albroast moant that tley woro not in Prussia. In
conae1uouco Of a suggestion inado to lin, no
Ind ptlrposoly sol apart Bono documents whlcllle
considered private property. and which or. nc
bo communicated to n third person: Az Ainco
Juno llo bud bGen genaraflv pointed ont ~ an
enemy OF tho Empire llo had kopt those docu-
ncpts In Gormnny, but beyond tho rrnssian
frontier. ......., .-... ...-
contin,,eti. Ono OF Them was Mantellilol'n report
! concerning Aruim'8 conversation with 1T. VAL
lor, which WINS followed by Arnim'a report, In
which ho admitted tho truth Of Mantouifcla as-
BortonH.
Tho prisoner hero said 1o rogrotted that Man
tcnifelB report hail hocn load, m 1t Ind mid tho
first atouo Of conflict.
Tho rondinE nj documents Of second claBs vaa
then proceeded With. Tho most noticeable ono
] ,Yas ropiy 10 Arnim'H report OIL the 0crman
AmhasBadorial HyBtoa,, IN which Bismarck re-
proachea Arntm with dofoctivo knowledge Of
| liH own country.
rho nccllseti explained to tho Court TINT ho
t1rf %n1. 1,n
, 1874-12-11
OLIVE LOGAN At DARYILLE, ILL.

EvAssv1tt*r, Ind, Dec. q, 1874.
10 the Editor Of Ihe Ch'cago T,ribu1s:
SIN: telegram appeared in your journal 1aBt
Saturday. which said lint "Tho property beong-
ing to tho Olive Logan Irot,po was Beizcd by tho
oi,icora iloro. To-day Tor t1obt." Thia diapatcll
was dated Danvllo, Ill. Permit mo to correct IL
mistake or two ln it.
tyo Logan Iroupe,"-1or has tloro ever beeil,-
consequently there il no property belonging to
it to ba selzod for lobt. or otherwise aubiectod
to lnts treatment. Tho Lawrence Darrott Com-
l,ination waa ongngcd by Managors Loal1o and
Dickson tpr {. ainglo week to a'srport ME n my
MAY OF .slio Woinnn Who Talla III n fow sn,nlt
citos hut to loo1 upon t!toHo Ladies' and gontIo-
mon aA Nh s.Olivo lognn Troupe" in ali absNrd-
ny unworthy Of any, Intelligent Danyll!ain.
to lecture at Dnnyllo Inst ,wntor,. undor tho
management OF alr. Jonoa, lawcr Of thin city,"
nor Of nny otl,or person, OF my other nalno, pro-
fosslotl or plncn VI rcAdetlco. i tyaH II! lAtlH,
Frauco luat wiutor,-an tho wlntor,-ana tho
oceuu rolled botweon MO an )anvllle, Including
!. a.r, JoneH." YlliB il my al!bl.
IIowcyor, tho truth III th!B was invltoa to
lecture III Danyl!lo Quo WiAtor-nsght, Two ,yonra
apo. Whom Tie night ca'no, saa out IN lhe
auow-ytorm sluek fast in hugo Hnow-drllt. otl
railfoaa.trnu bound for Dallvillo. 4 bettor
reason fur failing to keep lcot,'ro-onEagol
It would no llurd to fnd 1t was prosty 'ard to
hD "Ht}0WGtl Nr uut QH pEANlt nHCAA hh"spu
to bo In Danyl!lo, III ,tico warn llult. addrchH-
ng n good-naturod crowd Of Dany!llains, lHt.
wlion It waa subsequently rognehsod thAt
should pay tho hnll-rent in manyo, ana tlo 10
advertising o3ponses IN Danylo, ln addition TO
wl,at / l4al alroa.ly suffered md iost, IN Oh
tloayoring 10 do my duty BY Danyilo, I con.
ciudoJ Is lot Danylllo DO. Thought wo'1d
ot NY manly oroator (flons uhom i Ind noth-
iug-hu& griof) wait while. llo waited T, r.
tiutttIy,-two yoars, s,-and tlen, whom hn heard
was conlug to Danyillo To liay. he tnrnca
snlloreunt in hiu bool.gardol, uul vowed !'o
would eot tint monoY out OF mo nov, or llo
would "bust that SHOW Tho amount wnh nhn'lt
$40, Ito rot it all. Your correspondent Hays
lu name was "JoueH;" br. 1 wouldn't do no
mean thing as to toll his name 10 4 tlisguntod
world, Yours truly OLIVE L0uAN.
, 1874-12-11

PIONEER GOTD.NUNTENS AT WORK.
Sncc,at Dtenateh to 1He Chicaaa Tr'dHHe.
Sioux CRY, H., Doo. 10.-Iho latest roliablo
ncwp from tho Black Hills is brought to DruIe
City, D, T., by J. ". Oldham. q former reaidont
hero, who ioarnoa tho samo from Littlo Duck'
shot, d hail~hsecd scout. who was with Gen.
C,.stor on lis expedition last summer. Duckstot
bays ho Ind occason to 60 to tho Dlack Hills
country limiting for atooM horses, aud,
whilo thcre, saw iargo party of
wlto MOI, prospecting III tho vicinity
Of tho Lower Hills, but docs not
know bow allcconafuI they laro boon IN 1lndinI.
gold. lIo hnyn they had thoir camp vol fortified
and stocked with animals nnd wagons, and thinks
thoy can defonl themselves II easo Of nt!aels
Of the mcli llo saw, thero is no doubt Dut they
arc tho purity who sturtol from hero Inst full,
and who sald they wcro going on fow woclss'
hunting osEelo' ,na5 but 1aSo +, ta not yet returned ,f
mptt,
, 1874-12-11

Rudotpho gscnts Gnrlicr for tho
CI,usnpiol,a,i1p by 213 n'oiiata.
.ypec,al Dispatch TO The Chtcaao Tribune.
New Yonn, Dec. 10-Tho fourth match for
Tho championship Of tho world at tho french
throe-bsll carom gamo OF billiards, and for tho
played in Tan,inhny Hall this evening botwoeu
Albert GARNER and a. L. hudolphe. 1arrior won
tho championship IL the tournament in this city
year ago. lludolpho did not mako remarkably
good rocord at the recent tournament, shr awtlly
concoallng hin skill to Uln hcaslly in bots on this
nier's frionda wcfo il tho mai io1!ty for 1ndopho's
Why's MO not winning, except ut biilinrds. Tho
gamo was called as 8:00 2. IN. In atrlnging for
tho lead lludoiphe, won aud rolled up :.
with ono Of %. 1loanwhi]o, uarnior Ind
mntlo II md II. III tho tonth inning nulolpho
nnto u. Gud. in tho eleventh and twelfth in
nings. tho string stood % to IS in Ru-
dolnllo'B favor. Thon Garnior gained slowly. A
played With i'll luc!s, onco missing q worry .oaaY
onron, aud repeatedly leaving tho balIH
in nno position for llis adversary.
1t vas noticeable that Garuior did not
mako aa much o. usual ont OF his brilliant round
flno pooe Of nuralng nj he evor did, cottlnG
the pallA togothor at one end of tho tablo, and
followed tAo.n acroas the ond and III tho sldo, by
wtluh timo llo l,ad 100. Thon they frozo. They
Xcr8 BpoEteQ. nuu Aa couNleu. Duk n!!Bseu tho
next shot, an oasy carom. This put
him q fow points aloal, and ho held
tho lend 1,ntu tho twonty-aoyosth inning, when
R,tlolpho by superIly-accurato position plays,
lnado 1G1. In tho thirty-flrst inning Rudolpho
was 900 points ahead, aud closed tho Ean,o in his
forty-irst inning, winning by 213 points. Tho
oxctomont ran very high oil through. and an in-
tense partisan fceug waB shown Uu both aidcH
Tho timo Of tho game was tlrco ho,,ra und twon-
ty~tllreo minutes. R,}tolpAo'B average was
II 2G.Al, ami Garpior's 25-10. Ilu1olpho's beat
runs were 1G1, "a, Gl 81, 80, 80, a. aud uaruior'u
l0l, 5o, u, 25, q, II, The following IL
THE SCORE:
NunoLpHE-31 80, g. O. o. ., O. p I'll. r., 0, to, q,
il o. b, A. o. 81, II, i6l 8, u, 10 i, ., ., Q,
Gaus1Eu-1a, IT, d, j, o. Ia. 49,, a. L. ia, q, 10,
10, ., 81, y: o. o1, ., g. Q. Il, 3,o l. D.
3, D, u, IT, T1tal, 397,