, 1879-05-11
TROUBLE IN CINCINNATI.

C1Nc1SSAT1, May G.-Although the Cincinnati
Club hes thus fur gone along very smoothly in the
matter OF games won. there has been trouble brew
ino III the camp ever since the season bcgan and
its cun,inaton In row that cannot be hidden from
the pubic fnfl to prove disastrous to the teams
success secas now to be only question OF time,
| although some Of thrsc to whom the facts are
known asxert that the difficulty will blow over aud
everything assume serene aspect within the next
ten days. Perhaps it will but just now the horizon
is anything hut cIoudess, aud. il the storm does
not break, those who have heard its preliminary
nutterings will he greatly mist aiken IN their judg
1ncnt. Like most rows in ball clubs. the one in
this city has various anu sundry elements entering
intoit, none of much account BY themselves, onr
when collected together they form an aggregate
amount OF d1Econtent that looks formidable.
Tue lrs1 trouble Of the season was whon Ger.
hordt WAS displaced ut second busc and Barnes put
there. Joe was naturally somewhat ''torc up "
over what lie considered an invasion OF nss
vested rights and at once charged his removal to
Write, McVey, aud Barnes. This accusation was
Given color iii the minds OF Gerhards friends OF the
fact that his removal from second base was imme-
OF tho nine, whereby Viii White. VIGOROUSLY the
weascst batter OF the crowd, was pushed up place
was disp'acel ind put at the foot. Nobody blamed
Joe for getting mad at this kind OF treatment:
Teen McScy toos ! hand ut tue Young nun, anu
complained that he was throwing from IT. third 70
frst In entirely too lively 4 manner: This was
rathcr Queer Complaint for IN alleged crack f1st
busc1ueu to make, and, Oh IN appeal 70 lhe
{,iub officers. Gcrhardt decided to be In 1.-THE
Right AMI told to throw as hard US be wanted 10:
Ey this time there were tWo very we'll Defined atd
developed fact,uns in tile nine, and chlcaso poo-
pie. WHO hare had some llt!e eSpefienGe@ ~ ~ LUIS
line themselves, vii! understand Its fatal chect On
the general play Of j team. That the Cintlnnatl
Clu6 will feel IL results there can be no donht
Dut tIis dssatatied feeling le not confined t" ING
players alone. the public has taken It up, anu
viii vengeance. Many Of those who purGhased ; al.
scAsun tickets last season were Heofews; Ahu liEul
here it may bc stated that tue sons OF 4s.act eon
ttltute large and important eiehehI II tnat tAtt
" lie community wlllch supports base ball Their
patronage u:s 58pn almost entirely wltacra"n ih1s
seusou. simply brcause the management lHst
year dispensed with the services o5 PiSe. VINO Is
himself Hebrew ;t ano ~ @ ciow IL 5cIision,sts.
Their, iIl-feeiing toward tue Gun mas nolL
only been exhibited in ! refusal to ony scats ~
they have used ati their influence to keep olnsfe
away and have succeeded to snch nn e1tent lint
during tue opening week of tue League eeAson.~
when tic Troys played hero. the atten.ance lor
three gamcs @moaateu to but =. o0o. "a poor SHOW
in lnderL, WHEN It Is remembered that the "catAef
>was ur@ahiy pleasant ~-.%:
Even those who 10 20 ste hard to sutt: Many OF
them to have .conccifed II special alstlSe to
acEey, anl last week. tlurin, pnt o5 the Troy
samcs there were loud aau repeated cfles Tor sui.
Ivan, the young uan who guarded tho oasc so we'll
last tyear. Me>ey 'rattles" easily enough Ut s!le
hesi, and the knuS;edce. that Ae is no ionSeFa
fasor1c1n Cincinnati does not, to say the least,
Improve D.s pluY. .-'. :; ! '* ...~
AM.iner niaatetis receiving some attention from
thu nuD;tc, alt!.uugA ;c newspapers have not ven
e II; A1 that II the sula.l tuAiness In WINCH
company pari VI each fare recrvra for :ctrrylng
passengers tue .rouisls. '*nts fare tsGu eent-.f
of which :the .C1lD receives one-1ourth As, the
regular aGmss'ou 10 games H. 20 Cents it will to
secn that the C1nb il chart tiie CINCINNATI publ!c
five .elts for cacsa uinllsS;Uu Than does any
other League club when there ii Ut, the slightest