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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
IRELAND'S POLICY,
An Interview with O'Donovan Rosa
on Dynamite Plots,

NEW YORK. April 90 Donovan RIOS.
"a was asked what he knew OF the dynamite
agitation In England. He said: you
can tell the English Government and the
English people that we propose 10 strike al
her until she gives up Ireland. - Here Mr..
Rosa became excited, and standing up
said In o loud and decisive tone, ''Yes,
she shall give her up. She must give her
up"
Are you concerned In these plouY"
"rbe time for peaceable agitation has
passed, Il acconlplishes nothing. The
Irish people are beginning to see that, but
It IL hard to get them out OF their old
ru,s.
Are you receiving much money!
eyes, n good deal, but larger amounts
will come soon. do not receive 81 900 =
week yet. -
How much today
Here Is letter from Savannah enclos.
ing u check for so. y
The letter was:
SAVANNAH, April /.
DEAR RossA--I have sincere pleasure In
forwarding you a check for S40, subscribed
hy d few devoted and practical lrishmen
living here. They don't believe II Is fool.
ish or wicked to banisb the invading rob.
beers from ireland by the most expeditions
"
first subscription 10 cooperate with YOU
aud your brave compniri0,s toward fur.
ihc,ing tina, object The furcs OF agitation
IN, been too long the
BANE on IRELAND.
Let us now NV the antidote, 4 vigorous
aud plentiful application Of strong shocks,
| sent names ol subscribers for puhlica-
ton, aud With lha grand work increased
yieor and success
Yours fracrmlly, r, O'kEEfg.
MIR, Rosa would ,ay nothing more abou,
dynamite, A friend VI Mr.. Rosa said 4,
was untrue tha, amy letters OF 0'Rossa had
been found on one OF the dynamite agents
arrested IN England. Rosa, while con.
neu,ed with thu dynamite movement, WAS
not such Il fool ~ 10 commit himself BY let.
tcrs. Later the reporter returned, the
news Of the arrest of Whitehead and tho
conhscatlon OF his nitro. glycerine factory
having been received, TO ask Mr.. Rosa
whether II was true, M stated, that White.
head ~ mn Irish. American with a marked
American accent ~ mn through talk.
Ing" said Mr.. Rossa. "Thc Suprems
Council Of tho revolutionary organization
has advlpcd Inc To talk no more with 70.
portcrs.
"whyN"
"a have nothing whatever TO say
"Whcn did this advice Of tho Supreme
Council reach YOUR
~ Unjust decline TO speak"
Nov long must the silence b main
DO not ask me; I must not speak,
~ getting very thick eysR ohels, a1A-"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
THE VICIOUS ELEPHANTl
Shot After Vain Effort 10 subdus Him.


Nrw YORK, April 6.-Pllot, tho foro.
clo,l, monster elephant, who took rank
next 70 Jumbo in point OF size, Terminated
his earthly career Thursday. The unruly
elephant rSsisted all efforts 10 throw him
for three hours, but at last y rope was got
around his trunk and over his f,isks and
another mt about his fore feet A scors Of
men pulled on each rope. getting a pur.
chase arnund beam and finally, after .
desperate struggle, the huge beast was
thrown 10 the ground, screaming with
rage. with a crash that shook the building.
Although be was overcome he refused 10
give IN, and underwear, the punishment
with savage snors.
''iic Is hopeless case, said Mr..
Baily, ''and il Is really dangerous TO keep
him abou. any longer. You had better
Kill him - Accordingly, Colonel Arsting-
stall procured large navy revolver.
carrylnga 4S.calibre bali. He approached
the head Of the elephant. which was se.
currd 10 Il slanchlon, and tho beas, made
desperate and savage ATTEMPT 10 break loose
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07

WASHINGTON, April G.-ln the Star
Route trial the examination OF John Dorsey
was continued. lie said he sold his inter
est IN the mail business 10 Stephen Dorsey
for $40. 900. and slncc JIly, 1870 had no
interest In any route, He denied broadly
that he had ever paid any money to any
officer OF the Government to secure the In
crease or expedition OF the
routes. Cros..eyamined by Mer-
rick, witness said that In De-
eember, 1873, he forwarded u draft for 500
10 :. W. Dorsey 10 pay sundry expenses.
lie did not send money 10 Boone, because
he knew nothing Of Boone's connection
with the business; be had written 5. ".
Dorsey instead OF Miner, because Peck re-
qpesio1 him 10 do 80, lie did not know
why PecS had not written directly 70 :. W.
Dorsey. Ncrrirk wished TO know why he
had dragged hi, pro her, Senator into this
business instead Of sending money TO his
partner. Mhtor. Witness did not believe
b" had dragged his brohel MO it. lie had
taken that action because he regarded II the
best course.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
IIIin~ts Legislature.

spRISGvIELD, H.. April 5.-Ths
Senate met with ittis more than quorum
present. Some Of the members seem
deslrious of retrieving their reputation for
expeditions work. Senator White intro.
ducsd motion that no bilis be introduced
except by the unanimous consent Of the
Senate after April IL. Tho rules were
suspended for consideration OF the reso.
luton, which, after considerable debate.
was lost.
The unfinished business was the consid-
GRAFTON OF the bill providing for board Of
inspection OF mines and providing for the
health and safety Of miner. The debate
disclosed the fact that the question was not
whether there should be such Q board es.
tAblshed, but OF whom II should consist.
Several amendments were adopted, one OF
which chsnges the age at which boys may
work In mines from IL TO "a years. The
bill was ordered 10 . third reading. The
famous road aud bridge bill was passed.
and the Senate adjourned with over fifty
bills on tho calendar for q second reading.
II Is hoped that some Of these will be dN'
posed OF AZ to.morrow's session.
The House met and proceeded directly
10 business. After the reports Of several
committees, the bill providing for the 20.
tsblishmcnt Of offiees for the transfer OF
shares OF stock BY every rsilroad In the
state had second reading, and no amend.
mrni being offered, was engrossed for a
third reading. The House bill relating to
the weighing OF coal at tho mines was
amended and passed 10 8 third reading.
The great excitement Of the day was on the
hill providing for counties to establish nor
nal schools under GER ain conditions. One
provision OF the bill Is that no saloon shall
exist within one mile Of the school build
Ing. There was lengthy and heated dis.
ment. were lost The bill was finally or.
dcrcd TO third reading. The
bil providing an appropriation OF
S2b, 900 for pavcmsn,s on the State house
Snnara nrnYnked long hisoiishlon
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
PrisN- rirht.

NEW YORK, April GA well.contested
prlze.ight took place this morning IN a
noted sporting resort OIL Long Island, he.
tween Harry Weston, known as "Black
Diamond, and 'os. Mclaughlin, a white
man. The fight lasted seventeen
minu" and half. seven
rounds being fought, There was little
or no science displayed, hut both men
were game, giving and taking punishment
@lthon, stlntlng. Both were badly
punished. and IN tho las, round tho
'Dlamond" struck Mclaughlin a sting.
Ing blow on the "klsser, " drawing the
clare, freely, and sending him 10 the ground
~ ho had been shot. When time was
again called Mclaughlin failed to respond
his seconds gave In, and the diamond
was declared winner.
Prior 10 Tho prize eight, a cock fight
took place between New York City and
Long Island birds. Seven battles were
fought, resulting IN . victory for New
York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07

evening M in CN-ilc Garden, under the
trunk line pool agreement, commences to-
day, aud amy rms or lines that have carried,
since the FIRST Of February, more than their
pool percentages, Will Forthwith transfer
sufficient numhcr Of immigrants to the
lines IN deficit to "rvrn up' the shortage,
and this plan. by agreement, Will he nd
hered i'm the future, The Joint agent in
Castle Garden bein. Instructed TO make
such transfers IN way that wil be- accept
able to Immigrants rs we'll as steamship
and railroad Interests.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
A Switohlaan Killed.

IT LoGis, Apr'l e.r-Jossph pieIs,t, .
railway, wa, run over and instantly killed
At $50 th. morning. The engineer, James
smith, saws that Pickett, after turning a
switch. stood in the middle Of the track
aud waited icr the approseh Of the engine,
intending TO step upon the froat platform.
Just ~ the engine reached him he graspet
hold of the haud-h running crosswiss ID
front OF the engine and attempted 70 pull
himself up. The hand bar broke. he fell
10 the track and The ru{ine ran over him
before II could he stopped, SO quick was
the work done. lie fell across the rail- and
at. the wheels on the one side of the engine
and tender ran over him, almost entirely
seyegingth the body,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07

MuwAuKER, wis, April GA Sparta,
Wisconsin dispatch says y. n, CargiI, the
well.known produce and stock dealer, and
for two wears iowa treasurer, Is defaulter
for upwards OF > hWn' II Is alleged that
The money Wa usrd Ia MS business ana lost
clpnc, vas discovered upon examination Of
hi. accounts previous TO his re- election
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
ARRAI0NED.
GERM An Y.

BERLIN. April 0. Bismarck, in a letter
70 the President oi the Relchstag, an.
nounces In a curt manner, and without
Offering any explanation, the arrest and
subsequent release, at Kiel, Of the Deputie,
who bnd attended the Socialist Congress at
Copenhagen.
Notwithstanding numerous proto."
which are being received from America
against the injustice OF prohibiting the lin.
portatiou OF American pork into Germany,
The Government was evidently influenced
by sanitary reasons, aud seems determined
10 enforce the statute III making such Tin.
portHiion unlawful.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
THE MARKETS.
APRIL D, 1883.
Live stock.

CHICAGO.
CATTLE Rcce pts 200 Slow and
weak; exports 30 io0G ~; good 70 choice
shipping - SOFAS 40; common to tair - %
as %; butchers " j0td2 Is: stookers and
feeders 50 1900 30,
IlOGS--Fair NJ adlO higher; light 81 10
"a, W; heavy pachm, aud shipping q 631d
10.
Sr. LOUIS,
CATrLE-Export steers al IS S0(8T 10;
good to heavy native steers 80 25(de8 70;
common 10 medium native steers - 60Na
, 20; fair to good feeders "a i5Od6 70; com.
mon TO good s,ockers - 40t1A 80; common
TO choice native native cows aud heifcrs
- 9OCdi 80; scallawags S3tf3 SO.
oliEEP-Steady. Good TO fancy 10 60d3
9 90; medium to fair "a 7otat 2S; common
W I561i 90.
HOGS--Lght to good Workers 81 S,Ca
! 10; mixed to good packing 81 2b(aT so;
heavy Shippers and butchers 10 extra a. u
al 50; skips and cullS IS 7brd6 10.
Grsin, Etc.
CHICAGO,
WIlEAT--April 81 02S; May 81 07kn
i Own SHn' 0''''' '"' July VI ''"' year
CORN-.April 49k b.; May 6.s; June
jjh july j7.; August $50
OAIN--A April isS b.. May %3faS; June
49,; July i2'H year3j.
ST. LOUIS.
uEAT-April VI O7hb,; May 81 o..
70 II 0s'a; June III l0h6Ds TO 81 l0G;
july II O61s; August " 0iS b.; year
81 O3b to N 03sma.
CORN April Az b; May 49N148t6h;
closing at 49,. June sd6lS; July $3.50
u To d3a year 40 b,
OATS April 30. b. MAY AsS6k 10
43L; June i3h july Sob.
NEW YORK.
WlIEAT-May II 10; June II ".
CORN--Nlay Wh: June BSh
OArS--May 80; June 6a.
Country Produce, Etc
81 LOUIS.
BUTTER Creamery to fancy
3la32c seconds at best dairy rates.
Dairy Choice to fancy 20Nl27, occs sioMal.
~ shade more for git.edge pkgs; mpdi-
um and low grades nominal NJ l0tGl1.
Northern Roll-Choice at l7dSls; medium
lialG, Nearby make In light supply, hut
demand very limited--quotabls Al l2fl7,
as in kind *
EGGS-Actiye local aud shipping de-
mand, and market frmsr II Taxa
Goose Eggs % CpW,
POULTRY - Live - Chickens - Coeks
~ auCd3 10, mixed Si66A ~; Hons " 70;
Turkeys Hons aud small dQbblen $3.50
10; large Gobhcrs Sl8NGls Ducks---Small
10 medium vs. 6Otot; good to choice "a I00N
-: Geese nominal, Dressed --Turksys
sahbe at lie N ID.
LEAD--MNrkot trm, but quiet. Sales,
: cars special brand chemical hard Il
~ IN; Q do Refined ut "a 10.
LIVERPOOL.
Country markets shade lower. Ne. (
spring wheat TO arrive declined I'd. Cali.
iorniu wheat 10 arrive declined 0ddFis.
spot wheat dull and depressed. No. :
spring Os Id No. 3 spring D. I'd; western
wmier Is lid; California declined ID;
western corn dull and neglected st b. Cd.
Demand from tluIted Kingdom and Con.
lincnt dull aud neglected for wheat and
corn. Receipts Of wheat past week ~, 80
luaiscrs, Of which w, ~ wseS Asnsei-
CAN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
A Fatal Explosion,

SEwBFR>E y. C.. April Ga boiler
exploded IN tha factory Of George Bishop
Thursday evening The engineer, Abrlm
Brown, and thr fireman, Frank Emmett.
were killed. The house OF Isaiah Wood u
hundred wards distant, was destroyed and
Mrs. wood fatally injured, Two employees
" the factory wcr hurl 10y Tying bricks,
Half az the fac,o was demolished aud all
damgrpl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
Telegraphic.
CABLEGRAMS.
No Abatement Of the Excite
ment in England.
The Dynamite Fisnds Arrsisned In
tho Police Court--O'Do
Rossas Views.
ENGLAND.

LoSDoN, April 1.-THE house Ia Mel
son square, al Lambeth, where Wilson
and Gallagher, the dynamite iends, we're
arrested Thursday, has been placed under
police surveillance. Al pers rs entering
are carefully scrutinized and notes taken OF
their personal appearance. The police
hope In this way they may secure evidence
on which 10 base further arrests, s they
are convinced that numerous accomplices
Of the meu already in custody are At large.
one evidence OF this Is the fact just made
public that large sums OF money at
regular intervals have bean deposited
with the Bank Of England TO the. credit Of
the men held In custody In Dublin jail
for the Phoenix Park and other murders.
The authorities made vigorous search for
the source OF these deposits. but have not
yet been able 10 discover It. Henry Dial.
ton, who wa, arrested at the American
Exchange Thursday In connection with the
dynamite plots. reached England, accord.
Ing to information obtslned from polics
sources. some time In February. In up.
pearanes be WAS unsssulniDg and
maintained a 9aiet, reserved demesnor.
Will. lettering about Rowle,' American
reading room ne appeared 10 be more In
tere'ted In English papers than American
periodicals, and WIS especially concerned
10 get the latest news. IL u understood
SOrman's counsel will base the defense on
the plea That hs was al innocent s9ent and
was employed az clerk for a limited time by
man from the United States, who Is not
vet arrested. II Will be held that Norman
was In entire Ignorance OF the fact
tia, the box contained o terrible explosive.
II 10 alleged BY parties who claim 10 have
some knowledge OF Norman that he 10 0f
respectable birth and education and came
IN England expecting 10 find employment.
No arrests were made In London exeept'hs
four reported.
DUPLICATING ROSA.
The contents OF editorials and local news
seek TO connect the arrest OF the four dyna.
mite prisoners With the advice given by
O'Douoyan Rosa to IllEbmen 70 burn up
everything English except thoir coal.
intense EXCITEMENT.
Interest in the nitro glycerine discoveries
continues 20 grow aud the excitement Ia
intense. The papers are making the most
Of their opportunity and selling frequent
editions, With headings "A Plot TO Blow
up London.
ARRAIoNEp.
LONDON, April 6.--Ths dynamite pris.
oner~ were srrsigned In Bow street, and
charged with having In their possession,
with felonlous intent, explosive materials.
The detectives gave q full history Of their
chase after Norman, and gave number Of
points which, In their opinion, pointed 70
bis gull, and 10 intimate relations between
him and the other prisoners. II transpired
that the name OF the man whom Norman
alleges engaged him as clerk is Fletcher.
The detectives depossd that on Norman .
person was found q telegram signed
Fletcher. At the conclusion OF the testl.
mony all were remrnded without ball, 81.
bal be allowed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
Floods In Canada.

NIAGARA FAILS, Ont, April GA
heavy rain for the past thirty hours caused
a hood here Bridge street Is GO cred with
water 10 depth Of two feet. Several
thousand dollars worth Of damage is done
10 good, In cellars and stores. Fifty feet
Trails viii not be able to run to Niagara
III tomorrow night
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07

CHICAGO, April TO W Potter
president Of the North Chicago Rolling Min
Company, declares his heliefthat the Amul
gama,ed Association will acecde to the
concessions asked by the manufacturers,
and that they do not necessarily involve q
reduction OF wages, as II me selling price
Is about two and half cents per pound, il
means an advance, lie states that the North
Chicago Mills will resume by the middle OF
Nav or the first OF june.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
The New York Herald on The lrish M.
uaItOn.

New lorK, Apil 6.--ihe Herald sars:
England VA, her NihlIists, and the soouer
she recognizes that they are All infinitely
more dangerous and yenOmous breed than
those Of Russia the sooner she will take
effective measures to get rid OF them. for
our own lart, we believe that they ara 10
safely iu,rpnched behind the real grievances
which aillict the country that they will
neyfrbe destroyed until those grievances
are rigbted. the war has now been fairly
begun, and II must 20 ON pltiiessly w tbs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07

Nrw YopX, April e. .-Business failures
for the last seven days. ~ reported to the
mercantile agency Of h. G., Dunn Il Co.
numhrr lN1, compared with lS2 last week.
The distribution Of failures is; New Eng.
land States, II. Western States, IS: Mid
ilr states. 2G southern states, l6; Pacific
state and Territories, ii; New York CITY
II, and Canada 20.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
A NOb's Work.

CHICAGO, April @. "A vcksburg.
Miss, special SAYS Alexander Williams,
roIored, arrested for asSaullng negro
girl, loua Moses. living on Deer Creek,
wOs lakcu out OF Jail Thursday night and
hanged hy mob
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07

" CLEVELAND, April 8.--Samuel Cooper,
a former clerk In the postoHice, went "a
house Of his divorced wife and fred At her
with murderous Intent, after which he
escaped. The wound IL not likely 10 prove
seriotis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
New NciNuIa.

BosrON. April q, "A cable message re-
cclyed b, Harvard College Observatory by
Dr. Kruger announces that the object dis
covered 10y Dr. Harwlg il not D'Arrust's
comet as previously announced but
new nphuN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
Fatal Accident.

CINCINNATI. April &, AT the Cincinnati
Coopcragc Works. IN the lower part of the
city, THIS morning, an emery wheel hurst.
Instant, killing Gcorge Lat, VIM, Huber
and slightly injuring VIM. Curry or.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07

CINCINNATI, April 6..-Durng the fog
this morning the towboat Bengal Tiger
struck p'cr Of The Newport aud Cincinnati
bridge ana sunk Two coal boats and a
barge containing -. Wo bushels Of coal,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
Yrvry l.otnr 10 Europe.

1Drrnotr, Mich, April Q.--Ex.scnator
Ferry Ia about 10 sail for Europe. TO be
nbsci,t 4 year. for the benefit Of his health.
nc viii be accompanied BY bis sister and
usphsW
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Read and Circulate.
The Illinois Central r. r. Co.

Will sell any OF its remaining lands at one dol.
lar per acre css than the present prices from hls
time until The first day vi oetober. 1884 After
that dat the present prIre. will be restored. Ali
who desire T., purcha.e should avail themsrl,eA OF
this liberal offer at once. =. UA00Y,
Land Commissioner
Foi l'artcn'Hrs inquire Of
VI. yesterday &C.,
Agts. for I G. r. X. LAuds,
Csirs. IlligUis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
(,owhlSns.a T,rlal

NEW YoRK, April o. Tho trial Of George
". Conkling, Jf., iudi,Asd for msnslaugh.
70, IN killing William n Hsvsrstick, has
has been adjourned unAl We ssptsmees
term.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
Burned.

PRESTON, Conn, April 6.-Tbs wooden
mill owned boy W. Il. shaw, of Norwich,
Conn, burnpd last night. Loss so, 900;
insured for SIS, 900.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
Here Mr.. Rosa remembered the obligs-
uon he was under and closed bis lips With

'.Will the arrest OF Whitehead interfere
with the hostile operations" Mr.. Rosa
was asked, but he begged to be excused
from saving anything In view Of the SUI
preme Councils advice.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
AoKhiskey!

Browns IRON BIrTERs
is one of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source of intemper-
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07

BRowN'S IEuN 1.r NIX
has been thorough Y ,..ted
for dyspepsia, indigestion.
biliousness, weakness, debil.
ity, ovcrwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, ana ii pever
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-07
Browns IRON BrTrERS

is guaranteed to be a non
Intoxicating Stimulant, and
it viii, IN nearly every case,
take the place Of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
iutcly Kill tac desire for
whiskey and other in,oN,-
eating beverages.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
RROILED BEEFSZE1Ks

The Marquis de Lenville, a French
poet, composes his verses and aims at
the regeneration Of the human race,
under the belief thai a strict 3,a5 OF
broiled beefsteak is necessary for ahe
complete physical, mental and moral
development. Everything else en-
genders in the stomach a fermen tat:on
which smothers the intellect and de-
'stroys noble aspirations. The eccentric
Marquis afirms that there are thousands
who might have won fame and name il
theirs had not been the vice Of eating,
habitually, Irish stews and fricasseed
chicken. When he invites his friends
to dine he offers three courses of
broiled beefsteak, and says thai with
such meals and glass OF lukewarm
water every morning one viii be able to
write poetry like Byron and novels
equal to Walter SCOTS.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
INVITATIONS.
A WATERLOO.

The BrOtVsss take u Bach; Seat-OnhGs Ysc-
t0rioUS in Score of 12 to 4.
The second game of ball between the
Browns and the Union Pacifs, of Omaha,
was played at the park yester-
day afternoon. There were some
thing over 1000 people in attendance.
The game was too one sided to be inter
esting. The home club had been weak
ened by the resignation of Capt. Bennett,
who, by the way, played with the Omahas
and had the proud distinction of pounding
two base hit in the first inning and max
ing the first run. O'Brien the new
captain OF the Browns, and who
Is credited with being the coolest
player in The club made costly
errors. The outer fielding of the Browns
was too slow to be effective, with the ex-
ception, perhaps, Of two spendid plays by
Tuelle in the field. The catching of Web
ster elected general applause, and Muir
phys base running was the best ever seen
in Minneapolis.
Toward the last, the Omahas batted Mur-
ply terrifcally and broke the home club
all up, as will be seen by the following
score: