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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-31
truly $ said that it takes lapse Of
years after human events have trans
plred before their true history is
known.
The Extinction of Large Animals

an interesting article on this
subject in French journal. M.
Vlgnes shows that those species
which 80 exceeded their fellows in height
ana pulk are more than ever at the
presentd threatened with extinction.
Since the recent geological epochs the
progressive diminution of their num-
Der has become all the more rapid that
they must now count man among the
numerous competitors that dispute
with them the surface Of the earth.
Thus the present age may be called
upon TO witness the accomplishment
OF their extinction. In the struggle
which they have to maintain against
the new competitor, they present. in
comparison with species Of moderate
or small size, two disadvantages, The
mass OF their body being more than
developed, they require more abund-
ant nourlshment, and are thus liable
to be deprived OF sufficient subsist.
ence. Besides, their multiplication
being comparatively slow, they can
only repair their losses with great
difficulty. Certain small species
rats, mice, insects, etc..-aeainst,
which there is universal war. with no
hope OF DISCRIMINATING them. owe
their safety to their extraordinary
fecundity whereas, the losses among
the larger animals can be but partial
ly filled up by reproduction. If
science does not make haste to com
plete her knowledge of these animals.
she will by and by find herself de.
prlved OF subjects. It is certainly not
rash 20 maintain that the whales.
lamantins, dugongs, walrus, certain
species OF seals and diaries, the great
white bear of the Attic coasts. the
common bears, wolves, the great car
fnlvora lions, tigers, ETC., gorillas,
the giant armadilo, giraffes, Glands.
aurochs, bison, elephant, hippopo-
tamus, rh1noceros, kangaroo, elephan-
! tine turtle, crocodile, birds of the
ostrich group, the Artic penguin. etc..
are all threatened with the same fate
which during recent centuries has
overtaken them, among others, the
gigantic epiornis of Madagascar, the
great moas of New Zealand, and.
within the last two centuries, the
enormous dove and gigantic water
fowl Of Mauritius. Among the an
lmals which have recently become
extinct birds are specially conspicu-
GUS. Numerous other victims of
human competition will soon follow
moas, the dinornis, the epiornis, etc.
All the great animals, in general.
tend after their kind to disappear, in
consequence of human competition.
The only ones which man will allow
to survive will be those from which
ne can, without much trouble, draw
some profit, either by reg ulated
pursuit or by domestication.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-31
NE TWO.
MAUD MEREDITH

Beside a babbling mountain stream.
Where softly alders culver
"nere edoylng bubbles CLINT and CLEAN
AdoWnward toward the river
Two fair-haired children traced the mead
OF butter-cup and clover;
or rode, on Faccy's winged steeds,
The purple hill-tops over.
Two children roamed the shady dells,
By fancy blithe or sober,
From Mays first blossoms on the hills
Till crimson Tipped October.
They watch the waxen May Flowers Green
From russell covers under:
And whispered low of fancies deep,
With mods, and smiles, and wonder.
Till Time the gray beard-fai he,
Unfairly like his doing
Had touched the maiden's merry eIee
With his resistless wooing;
While Life his heavy hands put forth.
And chained the childish ardor
10 days and deeds of use and worth,
Beneath his strong recorder.
The joyous ways they wandered dow,
Llfe's sunny, spring time weather;
Then parted in the rose-hedged lawn,
10 walk no more together.
For one, the roar Of Oceans surf
For one, the wales are blooming
One sings the weary dirge of Earth
And one it's songs is humming.
/ only know DER both alike
The sun of MOI ming shineth;
That eager ewes look tOW'rd the height
When the day time declineth.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-31
distribution Of amounts:

o1'1 e $25U,UUU
1t is understand that the two sub
scribers to the $4,000 donations are
Jay Gould and VIM. H. Vanderbilt.
While professed Republicans consti-
tute a great majority of subscribers,
the list contains names of men not
identified with either party, as well as
some prominent Democrats. One of
thelatter class appears as subscriber
for $4,000.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-31

The man attempts that have been
made to getan appropriation for put
ting an elevator in the White House
have been resisted on the grounds that
oflice-seekers are able to walk up
stairs. Such an incorporation has,
however. been appropriated in the
present sundry civil appropriation bill
upon the representation that Presi-
dent-elect Garfield's mother is an
invalid, and that an elevator is necess-
airy to her comfort.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-31

a VIRGINIA journal expresses a
doubt that any twelve men can be
found in South Carolina who would
declare a homicide by duel murder.
, 1881-05-19
MICHIGAN AVENUE,

DELAYS IN TnE nDUkEVAHDfSQ.
The residents along tho linz Of Michigan ave-
nau Just north Of Fourteenth street are cutn-
plaiuinR considerably VI tho sluwness with which
tho puvEng und oilsbnR Of tho now boulevard
arc being CARRIED TN. Great annoyance has been
catscd 10 residents by tue fact that south u
Luke Park ptace for several blocks trenches
nave been dug In which II put the curbng, aud
tho Garth acattered around In such u manner as
to prevent access to tho hnuses. Tho stone
for the curbiur Ia on tho grt,uud and helps to
SILL ftlrther obstruct the passago. Just about
room enough has been left for two teams to
pass each other. aud when coal ur Ice wagon
or other vehicle stops III front Ut reslicilcu to
deliver the ttlad general blockade follows.
A rnenibcr Of tho Bourd Ut South park COM
mssouers, when spoken to on tho sub
icct yesterday, said that tho street
sSa bad Seon resa ind t notbs
woMa ts Ka!ned ~ syps tho surenx H., n ad
greatly delayed by the severe weuther, but the
Pipe had besi, ordered and would soon be pit III
p;aee; Mcanti.ne D 4, tho nn,, were working stuth
TWO miles pf tue roadwny Would bu paved
sna naus safa so wa*fs usH* as @ sss aS be
would find before tho work WIS completed TINT
they Wnull hnyc to put up with X.N1 dcAl nero
dust. DIRT. and inennysnlence thun they bud 80
Notwithstanding nll these excuses there seems
no rGHsun wny tho work cannot bu hurried up.
SURGE which wunld br relieved to Il considerable
exreut.'t the settluR OF the curb-suUnes were
hurried up 50 that people Gun get. ut tAer
up for fts ettre lepKth during tho whole aum-
unGr Is nut u pleasant onu..
The cohtrnct tor laying the water-scrrfce
.lacksoH strget to Douglas avenue, was yester-
aayAWurded 10 Jeremiah 0nrvey.
, 1881-05-19
ODD-FELLOWSHIP.>
McetsnE OF tho Indiana Grand Lodge.
Special Dlspateh to The Chicago Tribune.

Koetsn& OF tho Intltnna Grand Lodge.
Special Dt.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, MAy l8.-The Grand
Lodge OF Odd.Fellows convened here to-day
with larger attendance tllnM OIL any pre-
yl0us session. Among tic distinguished
members OF tile Order III attendance aru
Schuyler Colfax, d. Ferguson, E. Cox, Piatt
j. Wise j. Il. Ktmbal1, W. X Myers, $. Al.
Campbell, ". 7. Monroe. D. ". Totollettc,
james Pierce. and DR.. j. W. Smith. The
following Grand officers were present: WIN
Cumback, II. W. Grand Master, Green's
burg; n. 4. Richmond, Il. W. u.
Gtaild Master. kOkomo; 8. r. Oyber,
Il ". Grand Warden, Franklin; 3.
F. Foster, Il. W Grand Secretary,
indianapolis; Theodore r. unugney, Il.
W. Grand Treasurer, indianapolis. Tau officers
rcpnrtod tue Orier exceedingly prosperous. The
Secretary rcp0rted i've now Lodges Instituted
and that four bud surrondorcl ther cburturs,
Makinx not Rain Of ono lodge. During tho
term Lit brothers und aB widowed famlies
have heu!l relieved. The sum ot u hns
busa paid for the roller VI bruthers Ei.v1t.M tnr
cHt!ng orphans, u, lus.63 for burying tho tlenu,
mud $l.GJJ.7t for other chMrltMbv putpDses,
maklng tho totAl for rgllcf su,171.Hi, There ARE
E3 ulIectivu Intlxes, With membership Ut .1,6il
Nh inuIeass 0c l,iJ7.. Tho RESOURCES ot ludxes
n:o xl.Al. ~: recetgts. $luj.1JAit; expensss,
Orphan, Fund VI 1odges. $l.1,22sld7. Tho returns
from Inb1kAh Lodges Are nnsuttsfNcittry,
Thnugh Uver ~ charters havo buon sunt out,
only iurtJ lodges have S0nt III reports.
, 1881-05-19

HIVES told them that he lntnndcd Tint tllc
AIKn IlR " O0nhs shnutd mean RriuethluH III tito
future. Al Httoruoy who WIS seeking further
n Judgment WINS entered u wotI1h be nh inMe-
iintt lien upon his clients prupgrty. to which
bis Honor replied. "That i Just what We hro
y. but Il w,s IN use, fur The uny satisfaction no
got WIS the assurance Tint II whs Just % cHhy TO
set meIle Il default.
lowing prre0ns for tho amounts appended:
,.tMrtdn Lowe. james II. Durnes. niid chnrles
Chsries il, nru9kc James II. Burns. and Hob
.Ucorae bay, j. g. Whtcomb. ami Ralph E.
,,M .. DHy, William B. Cunningham. and Thonas
.silcnAgl Uornan, Ka,lo aosmau, and Michael
ii. Il. link md Ahrnhatps, sf,1oo.
Gn6s Faster und rh,,irlHs b. Murphy. 5000
JDhu 4tuareey Ml1 Thotnaa H. Murphy. *Nn
ThutIhs s...E EEan. j. II. bonfsld. and Aao1
Elza Dennis and Rosalto Neinharit. 500.
J0hn MAurAn. Mury Maiigan. and John Il. lo-
0etfEc i. s,arst and Il. T. Narc. $4,000.
Abgt Churchill Rnl AuUmsiA ANDERSON. $500.
Nuhhte1 fllacx,nar e, Catherine BtaeKmore, ind
ChLrtcs G. ltetnHteln. $l.gj1.
0c9rge ). Marsh. II. I. iaIce. and F. d. Horton,
$3NU.
Albert p. Haf.,rti and Jacnh Mil. 25oo.
This action awelts the pelidtnK Judgments oti
bntlds to nlivut $&QDl1. MI 1T which h ave been
entured up IL Tho !ast thirty days. It rctn1ns
1evy ntlt snte, II necessary, where property is
f0iinl. 1t Is I'LL III ha hI1itts. and his returns
will be wnlcae.l With considerable interest.
Another ecIre fnnths chendhr Ia being made
tered IN each tlsfnuit, and. ori tue whr!e. It
promises to be lnNuc pretty warm for buudsmen.
, 1881-05-19

TUE Grand jury found seven true bls yester.
day. and adjourned at IN curly huur in tho day.
JUHh WEldANn. cilargel with ar&ot, alld Paul
sahatfer, chaEKetl with larceny, were discouraged
fr'a JUL yesterday, tho Grand Jury hnylnx
fnlsd tu tlllset theu.
TuE status Attorney was yesterday Ia receipt
Of tho tOcuAt,lts frun the Supreme Ctnlst HUG.
pssAry tu convey lir. Earl, Juhn Cottsls. aud
ll'Egins 10 Jnttul: Wnen lAoy will BtMrt has not
to-dAy.
.AAnEQ the cases OH the call bef1re Judge
!!Hwes yesterday was that pt Wlllinm sicily aud
Henry InunH!nan ,n'itetcd for assault with tn-
tho ground vi thu nl'set1Gu Ut xuuilHuuis, whp
was Uu ball. WhIeh wis deultIl. This tuct ct,ata-
b. II. Lincoln and Murun IL, Fuss,-tAey sst
, 1881-05-19
A Cannon to Shoot Ten Miles.
J&r.t(jhn EA1ff.

:. Tho making of Ito patterns Tor tho Lyman
scott tuunlry VI tho Huad,ug truu. Works, viva
begun this lnurH!tu, Tho gun Will be twenty.
atlttur Atunx tho bure luur pektta WI! be
located, iM each u which pharKe Vt powder
will 30 plaeed, With tho view VI aSceIornt,ny the
speed VI TIN lAlt after It Gl kAn 1hAil,bcr Ut
tho guM anu during liz prtIkfeAs thrIuYh the
bnre. ExpertY whu hute seen the drhWlilys and
hive KlveiI the subject Of the n,alufhcturo Ut
heAvy ordinances u atudy hAve exprvssed tho
upIntnn thAt tho gun will throw ball ilsthnee
W ten or twelve miles, wharuua ttyU tl,ilts IL
powder WllI be LN puuGds. nll4 tue wctxnt Of
shut l6u puuuds. 1t Ia calculated that y shot
fruln tho gluswll penetrate thFuuYa two foot Ut
solid HrouKht Iron.
, 1881-05-19
about lttnklnR up tho absentee, and hp was
IoFe.t in Jail tlurInG tho afternoon.

toIFeh In jail dnrbHg tho Rtlcrntsun.
Ain. punctLL fell victim to tho new order OF
tn'leh tn rcsp'nd TO a sutpMnn fr',rn judge An.
thonv's Cnurt, and vn. attaohttl and hned eiaad
fnr oNense. mot the sntnB treatment.
THE ComMtnce on Public buildings decided
to recommend Tho following estimates 10 tho
T. !,wri: si! ,1s 1nur!tnEton Mnn"fsGt"rlns Conrnny.
Msnaino,"P!"s @ G!' Sssg; co'psny. sSssa Ef%i
Mn!kcr ws instrnstcd 70 t'nia Jug srt stony.
i}cssrss!t,n III tho CURT.
TtK Committee nn Public srrvlcc mot ycsscr.
AZ s%la;ss iHa, ths shsPFl!ss esrs. n sna ep,,!s::
WI. brought 10 f.r &c e,nsdrrss,ot,. m % ind il Vas
decided n recommend to Tho Bonrl TINT no
shlaries 6e raised during tho present your un
ncCullnt VI tile cuunty's hnnnces.
THE sub-C Committee IN Investigation Of tho
County D,mrd ind Citizens Association held II
secrct session yester1l4y nfternnon In the Old
IsMr n'ns; .. H., 'rhe o!'1oet of tne !nee.n,s WA
County. Att'mnsy Wtllett was present and Kave
lcGni opinions on puIf1is winch were dnuttrul to
tins the "lnvesliRrcs" weru not insllctabte ,ii,.
dor tho STATUTE q lnttatiuns. Anuthor meet
sx or ti'o C.'m!ttec wv ie e!a IT, day For tne
inye.tlYhtlun. II will mt he resumed until tho
now noard rouns ure IN shape.
TnE Finance Committee met to consider. the
property. i. i. De Young 4 e., II real.estato e. ]
tls!iler.. offered TO tako ct,Argc Of the prupcr1y
a s' a. 81 ibe ?" SSss s Z,
ndyc 'atst un hnctton snle. pay all The expenses.
a,,u ss tils pr"rer.y Vi, .ns ground FOR e1nstd:
at'i stow"r. sap,nittei at % rcsoiu.Ions prescrbx
wero REFERRED to Commissioner WU'l,
next meeting u TGo Hoard. Th's resolution viii
prsioAhEy tx II minimum price til tho lots, Atll
sell them fer II t3tjSFn Nt11 ~
, 1881-05-19

splnai nesits ~i"!s ssa. .a j. IL 1ssa ~
u @6spuys.sr.st, u carriaxss 10 tu1st, e''SFAsS'
n ws i gsS; Soissn LII
%,: slst \; Ihs%ssSp: fS Gfssa b,'. !.
sen 0tj u. und Mary }. psabod,, uEed a'6alas nd
ESnsral from ,s.!asase, ~ West Ad.m,.,. rhurs.
,HAucK-EFnst 1laoek. beloved md only child OF
saei q s s Ct &; p:r:2 s:* II %
4hs ;1,h, for1 3.,r.' x!yss!'' Isss,h
'-..... Blessed 10 tho lurd
a'a seanil' s u SSl fuesSs' es9'a sss
FuaeraI fto.n rostlsnce, II clysoutn.as, On Thur
day. stly ~. ar2 y. H., to Grnccaud.
Funeral fsoa ths ,rtsdcMce q her '!,.sr:lt4x
Ms ssa T. IN t
ULps-!n tho lath Inst. y Cypeesa-st, jeremiah
olds. aAel ygars and y aluu'ls.
Funeral to.tny by cxFrtnIes ~ chlsnF1.
,.KLASN-Wednesdar May Is. III ll:D h II PetsI
,fuas.a! Fsaa,: Ma5 % at l:z' p H. frou '.s fs''
~: IT, s4ae..asy y nG aa ".
Euasra! services Nj Gfacst.nd raursaa5 usa o'essf
LElINER-t;snete E!enur. by!usea LAuI,ts.o! VI
ena H. Il aphses na aaa @'s
ra,avas atu Ct -
Dearest Oracle you hayB le!tus,
"a at I'LL IL tSas" sSidsi' stsosS.s i" sss' ~ '~ ~
vi foSt wsso'as, sssss as, sag
!eulbar Vi tho poce force, ana bsatlaf VI Maj t. +.
Fuuural notice hereafter.
~ ustrolt papers ptaase copy
, 1881-05-19

GUESS NOT
Special Dhpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
PITTspuRa, pa., May l8.-1t is said In
sporting circles that tho Troy baseball team
will permanently lucate In Pittsburg. They
complain Of bad treatment by their hackers
In Troy. mid nre anxious to cllange their
base. A. proposition llas been matfe to them
by capitalists hcro which It Ia thought they Will
accept. II 80. thoy will be horenttcr knuwn rs
tho Ptttsbnrx EnYc. Dali Club. A !innl answer Is
expected In Il day Or tWD. There bus bean no
organization Of tho Kind hero this seusuu.
, 1881-05-19
THF REST CHANCE.

Tho Relgto. the best Ut Pullman hotel cars,
will luuvo Ch,caRo ut 1890 noon OIL Satttrtiny,
May II, 1881, yIu the Chicago s Northwestern
ttnllwny. IND will run through TO Bun Francisco,
Cal, Without change Or loluy. For berths In
this paatlul hotel cur apply ut once at the CHI
cHYo l. Northwestern, tiuket uillGe @. ClArk
street, tu 6heralun tause,
, 1881-05-19

--->.-.@N..-~-.s~.N1e-s@-<-
ANDkEWs-DuOT-tn this ely, 1t t,s re,|jenss
nt Ills :tanu sash8t VI tb br,e. Juan Lot Il, III
WeAt Wasting .on-st:. ~ the Msr. Lows Nsrn,nI
MF. Wetta An4tews ". D.. nt,d Miss AnnIu Iiu. II
uf CAicAxU. -sSH al
FOWl.ER-1IENDEl EltsUN-un "Wednesday, st.rr
lSl. b. lie Itsf. Mr: Aunlofd, Ut d. FtnIt CuIrrh
EuluWtut. Alss, Mr. Arthnr FU sler and Ml.s L.n;a
4, llondefAun. ~ $@ats
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The Sherman Nou,c.
Chicnku. MaY II. Mr. ]. Frank Young Vi GbjcsXv IL
Mlss :MAbet ts!taMnt.n, " Chicago. "">
, 1881-05-19

ACCORDING to the nVW Utd0rs, tho BFItlsh FeR1-
Ment& Will ia futura adopt aAuonal 0u1xS ~
faElows: English EeKt.uents, u russ; acGtca reKl-
and Welsh regiments, y lraAun. The sitle VI
eAuh ruX.suunt Will 10 borne on tue shoulders
Wrap. Tue taclnHs aud otieuss' lace VIII bs, for
English sud Welsh regiments. white rnctuYs
rl1u- patseFu ~ laue; Huuscn regiments. yol!Hw
faclnys. thistle !aca; 1Fsn !sxlGients xFgen tHu-
lnx5, retaining the national luee.
, 1881-05-19
FOnFEITlsD BONDS,

NNUTHE1 HA9EH To EUILXUT.
THO war up0n bondsnlsn In tho lnteress Of
public J4stIos recently lnauxurated IN the
Criminal Court was continued yesterday with
go.,d rrsults. Judgment WAS unsured upon fur
feitures to the amount VI uet,ut Ss),OJl In the
call ut the suire EacIas caloa,ilar, snd It was
nutloas"a in must OF tho cases that there WAS
cantost. the raault OF tho uxltntton OF the hosll
question III these columns he past two weeks.
Sutne Of the {urtsltures were several years uId,
an4 the older they wero Tho lnors vigorous up
peared To w tue light, but In euuh casa Judge
, 1881-05-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Cat. May ls.-Sccond
day, Vt the spring meeting OF tha Pacific
Cuast Hlood.uorse Assnc!ntI0H, Oakland
Park, WlnIuver's Leluster lilly wan thu
extra staka fur a-yeaE-olis. dash Ut live
eiglItha ut n nile. In l:14:.
lsuundo won the selling purse. one-and-
onteetghth-lsliie. 500.
Mlnnle NUrrls won the third race, taking
the second mud third heats. Time, l:lp,5.
1:slh, aud l.2l. ...-
ter tnlIes. Connus was u great favorIt In thu
patls ut *40 10 u on tho Held. Eounor Won undet
a stEonK pull, Jack Duuxlaas xocuua, Anadtnx.
, 1881-05-19

Flint, Crtumer.
1tUIne runs-1lurns, Flint.
First base on balIs-4rw!a. Dlckerson.
Left on bnses-Warcester, y: ChicaKo, =.
struck 0ut-Crenmar, Carey, Irwin III. Duras.
Balls called-0oldsutth, u; Richmond. 10;
CHrRy, ~
Strikes oal!ed-1oId.mlth. II; Richmond, Ii
Carey. !.
Double plny-Crcamer-D Dorgan.
frGap.l hAlIx-Ftint, Z; nushnnK, 2,
lIme-Tw0 hnurs and thirty minutes.
tMplre-ilralley.
, 1881-05-19
PROVIDENCE vs. BUFFALO.
Ankeidf Uiaudtth ta J,hn EAiedtso Yrll,s1aa

BusrALo, N. T., May ls.-The Buff
faius ilelusu wzetchedly to-day, and astur
winning the game In the seventh
threw 1t away BY .err!ble b!unders III the
nlAth. The battling was Hight. the local men
beluE mure fortunate in buucAlug tleir
, 1881-05-19
THE ClTY-IIALL.

TILE CITY -1lAII.
..........,, ------s -..-
t,.,,"r nr"" "''' '''' O'''"' pe'"''' ''''o'
r,r ,,o,,r,uo,, r, p,,,,o wort. v,,, o,v.r.
tise tu-day fur t,U00 000 sewer brick.
ycstcrtluy o,, street clcnnl,,R ACCOUNT,
trurur wo. sooo vo,a o,,t ,.ostordov N ,,,o
1. su ISs u,s , s,seon
Tur t,..,rb t,n,ccra conacmno1 s,xtc,n tovs
-. -. go. ..s".,s. 49, r... .,.s,s
and eunctntcd.
1r ia h,ntm orou,, tim e,itv. 1,olt .bat Phi,
c.,a :. - "s" -. 'a'. ~ a. na os ~ 49,. ."ss ~
int"nicn. of Streets. '''''N 0s"'%' 40 ~'''
.r.,,+. 1,,,,,,,,,. 49,. ,a,. ,,., -
. tAp. HOUNDS ms nt last apnlie1 lor per
Mtt ~ pnt hrsck stWnl!a ~ ~ n'nsy hre't trap
a ugvY OF blsis for luytt,y wnter servtcc- pines
and private drains IN Il large r,l,Ucr IT streuts
SrS Warks pSmfa vasiar,y ~ tue Commissioner of PUBIC
o.........
CoMMtssIoHEh t y, wALhEi,. who @ mGetls rest 60,
ln4 ti"wn ~ hgnticKy ne1t Neak ~ stny iof 2
viii uct in bis stcud. "S' S
m... .-n
iE MtEnr W. anpo.nt mr; De Wna Comtnls.
xqr @ TO o. AZ wea M b u san mas fst hss
hed oves Slice Musor Heath appointed h'u'.
THERE WIS only one c,se or stnn1l.p,x reported
nyrn,c. AZ r,tse IF scarlct .fey.r WIS % rru',rtej
TrtIn ID seeiey avenue, mud two cltscs from 10
Iiupe street
49,.
tMrt mndc ~ thu Coultnltiee Uf tjIo i,pvisInttrv
III rcr,.rsl t0 tho Drid4cpnrt pu,rptrts- Works
u,a,pa n sfpaieu IN Suass.y' pn's. a ''fea '' 'e'n3
,r.,s 49,. s.s s., .,..., III,
tor uN ,aISs s aG ros G nfa!'Sy Gi 'oo oo
fesnesnneresi as ens Marslen o. tt,e nhl Couiity
dinsp,t%ai p % iia ~ oesf1 ai'lntted siprrl.tena-
ent ., " ~ oluewa!ks ~ g1:an yeAr' such W n..
Gi' WIS feAlIt HeEttCtI. ttlO iyDr tnnRA. anu ne
, 1881-05-19

tefdnys ''s' "efe 9''usd ~
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, 1881-05-19

Special DtIpateh to tbs CHICAGO Tribune.
DErl1oEr, a1ic'l., May l8.-'rho Troys
gained nil unexpected Victory over thu De-
trOlts tt,-slay, tile latter securlnl: only two
runs, and thuse In the first Inning. With
the exception Ut Fergusoi,'a errors ut grconl
tho visitors played sharp fielding Kalac,
Eva1ls distinguishing himself ut right By five
difficult tly catches. They battctl Derby with
considerable freedom. especially lit the sec
ol'd !Dnlll9, when four eusned runs resulted.
Derb, .s!a not pitch III Ills usual forni, and
showed plainly tic effects OF oyerwark. The
Detrotts ile'ued wnlt but were very weak ut
the but. 4 dtsagFeenblp Incident occurred In
the second InuInR. Ilouck was forced out
aK secuhd. and Ferguson, tho Troys' secon.l-
0aselnal1. at!1mptea t1 throw ~ frat mud make
u"ubln plny. out wns prevented hy H01ok ao-
cidelIullf running uGMllst htnI. Ticrelpun hs
lost his temper ana atApped tinltok's face, The
utupirU did hot tinpOaO u tllv aud the D|rectrx
u the Detroit Club Will submit tho futteE to the
SecsuiAFs of tho Leaxue.
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Earned Euns--Tr0v. D.
Eseld!uy srn'rs- D Aroit, ,; Troy.k
AHse h.ta-net!t!tt. 6i TROY, II,
Tva~ bAku h!t-tlunklusun.
rhree.basa hIs-Houck.
Ftrat base IN bA1ts-oekruft, 0; Troy, !.
Flrs, lmss on ersnrs- -Netr,lt, l; Ttuy,l /.
Lott 3n bases-no!role' ,.l; I; Troy, 4.
nsNt!a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HouGk- Ger
hnrdt- llrnWn, tNnnOFs.E Ewing.
ftlne-'rwU u1urs and hye minutes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.