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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
FROM UNION VETERAN.

WHO THINKS THE BOILERS Do THEMSELVES Dis
HONOR.
nix GEORGE WALTON GREEN, secretary Committee 0t Re
publican Independents.
SIR: Your communication stating that my
name mad been mentioned to your committee OF which
Mir George william Curtis is chairman, one in hearty
eympathy with your committees eoIts TO secure clean
and honest politics, and saying you should ne glad II /
would permit your committee enter my name upon il :
rolls enclosing thsrewtu enrolment slps and asking
me 10 SEND your committee also signatures
others who will ard you 10y their influence aud requesting
me TO commune ato with you either personally by
mail is received.
La reply, permit TO say that your Informant was
entirely mistaken regarding my position In TINS Presi
Dental campaign. have heretofore been an ndnirer oil
the chairman Of your committee, MI George "llisth
Curtis. regarding him Who really desired 10 Sc
cure clean aud honest politics." My faith has been
much shaken hum account OF bis course ths year
He partic pated IN the Republican Convention through
ont without indicating that he would abide t result
The convention made OF actual representatives OF
the various Congressional Districts throughout the whole
country, and not bound by the "uult rule" Mr.
Curtis had fought for this principle long and ably The
convention fairly nominated Mr. Blaine whO ~ the
least him. IA OF the foremost statesman OF the Ma
nOD and a careful examination proves 10 ms thai hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

clean in politics and In private life. Mr. Curtis an yo o
committee refuse to support him. in my Judgment ~,
good unless you cannot support nm a'' no
platform that favor America ana American Oi'i@0' "
fore foreign Nations and foreign citizens 49,.
Mr. Curtis and YOUR committee favor q parry WnosS
record is such that e. would be glad 10 nave IL pota
from The pages o. history TOT tn past thriy years anu
can ldlte standing upon meaningless PLATFORM WluP
no tic Al record is not clear evidenced ny '' cuup
bargains win Hubert o. Thompson, commission ,
PM ic Works and sheriff Davidson, IN order TO Sou"
Nrv-York Delegation for HIM and tho uuit hue a. Too
ID, mo,r.tlc Convention sir. curtis ana your ii,n
have heret bf0re denounced the unit rue ~
20 itics You favor candidate whose persona he mas
I not only unclean "a admitted and proven, WI. htgn
been proIouaceIa moral Lepcr Dy nose etan In Mr.
I'm IA own party I sorry 10 part conIt', ard zoo
turtis and some Others whose integrity aIl! MI
judgement poltc,llv | had heretofore res ,lcror
an a, INT mel eve that he and they nave uuIv ,t,r
and d,scrcdit 10 Themselves In the course ihtl 80,
Cd "a for m and such friends - may % a. >"
Guence we shall work and vote Tor Blaine anu i'-'A
uuoH'o' W. ' Very respectfully, -
Hurry T. HEATH.
Alexandria Bay " J., August %, 1854
mfr Heath is a business man of this CITY, a rosl-
dent of Brooklyn, and prominent member OF the
BROOKLYN Young Republican Club. He was IN the
Union Army during the Rebellion, and suffered Tor
the Nations sake confinement i'll Libby PRISON.
Ed
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Kunstcorsd each inning

Runs earned-New.York 3; Cleveland Q First haso on
bas-New York 2; cleveland, 4. First base on errOrs-
Ne,g.York o. cleveland, l. struck out-NcWl 0Tk, 8
Cleveland 4 Ie1 Uss's-New-l Ork 2 Cleveland -
p,tches -Bozey Welsh Harkins 2 Passed. ball nm
pines UmpTe-Mr. Decker Time OF game-IWO hours NJ
Mines rom the Produce and Maritime Exchanges
plsytd "A game at Washington Park, Brook n Friends
OF The PLAYERS present IN force aud appaudcd tneir
nexed score:
Maritino ....'................. / 2 U 10
The New-York and Cleveland League Clubs WI play
at the Polo Grounds to-day
A. wash ngtOn Park 81 rokyn, mines from the 22d and
23d Regiments will cross bats.
BALTIMORE, Aug 26-The Metropolitan Club defeated
the Baltimore nine In the eas 81 pOss his al
ternoou Keeie pitched in 1ne Tn for the nine
Ney-YOrk. while the Metropolitan players soon gagged
the delivery OF Henderson and batrd his pitching with
appa e 1 ease The score was a. fOllOws:
metropolitan . ! %
Bsse poltan To- Baltimore 4. Errors-Mstro
poIan 5 Baltimore, 4. Ptcleis-keeie aud HuDdersOn
Cmpire-Mr Gufth.
PHnApELPHIA, Aug. ga large crowd witnessed the
bate tn the bsls mere today between the brooklyn
and Athletic clubs The home CLUB won through superior
work at tne bat The score was AS follows:
Brooklyn ......................-.--.O = Is
Athletic .-........ ...-... y " -
Base hits-Brookyn O. At1etio, 10. Errors-BIOoklyn
ii Athletic, z.
Other games were p ayed ~ follows;
In st. lOui--St Ions IL; Toledo, q.
In Louisville Louisville, 3; Columbus, 4
In acknowledgements. b; indianapolis, T.
The League games AT Boston and Providence were
postponed on account OF rain.
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PROPOSED CROss-roWN ROUTES.

The application Of the Ninth Avenue Surface
Railroad G npany for p rmss on to extend it, road
through Wa t,s from Green ch q Wet SIS, wa- not
opposed at the me ling OF the Committee IN Railroads.
Of the Board Of Aldermen yesterday, and the commute
will report ~ favor of granting IT, TIE hearing In the
matter Of the Fulton ami Courandt Street Ferry Raroa
Company. o. tn Houston, West street ana faF"hlA
Ferry Railroad Compani Z AMI thu Third Ayenne Ra j.
r,od Comn.n W icb il the lessee ~ portion u ia
ute of the am,ers street RAJ road Go up4uy Oi the
Through "a ton Bey and John and of the Eist an
N,rth River Railroad COMPANY connecting the Hrand
Street and Dcsbr street Ferries 10y track IN ouSu
Delaney ana spring sts) was postpoued untH Septe-
her
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TELEGRIPHLC NOTES.


\
BALTIMORE. Aug 26-W H. IT 70 Wa TO day ap
pointed General uaGer OF the Baltimore anu ONO TX
pr, -, with hea quarters at Baltimore
THE MlNNEAPOLIS FAILURE.
MrNNUAPOLs, Aug. 2G.-T "a schedules ac .onpa'YinS
thr assignment ~ the lumber firm Of Bliss Elliot show
their liabilities TO b Sls0.5J0 and cir assets slJJuO'
Hines On A GERMAN BARK.
PHu,DELrHIA, Aug 26-Ihe Germ IN BARK orl0n'
from Wilmi gton " O. for Liverpool put into the Della
ware Breakwaer this morning with five OF her crew
sick with swamp fever.
ENGAGED IN RIFLE PRACTICE.
AsBURY PARK, y j., Aug 2O.-Iho n Regiment,
National Guard ~ New-Jcrsey was ut Mdudsuuan
range to-day for rlo practice
MINERS ADVISED TO KEEP AT WORK.
Columns, O. Aug 20 Tho xccutiye Board OF the ONO
Miners Anna gama ell Association last night issued an
address requ sting ON To work ~ the pres
eut rates instcai Of de handing the usual increae on
n, % ember I. until after thu State COnv ntlun OF to
Miners which President Mcbride 10 requested 10 cal Oy
September IL
PHILADELPHIA KENNEL CLUB SHOW. -,
PHiLAD, LPnlA. Aug. Colt Ia announced thAt lhe
Kennel Club Snow which will be held In conjunction
win meeting OF tho Pennsylvania STATE Agrlcutuai
Tho entries Of will close on September o.
TIE DEMOCRATS or DELAWARE.
WuMI GIOs Aus. 2B.-rho Dem cratic Erecuuro
Committee met ut Dover today aud hIed september -
a. holding the state Convention "a nominate
Congressional and electoral ctsts ny party proceueut
Con ressman Lore IA assurei OF renOmnatlJn
TO INVESTIGATE A SOLDIERS HOME
AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 20.-Ihe special tOngfessiOns al
Committee 10 inquire into tho management or tho M
ton Soldiers Home ha. arrived IN this city, aud VIII
bogn ils investigation VI tho Iosu' Homo tomorroW
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TIE ANIMAL nay fErER CONTENTION

BETHLEHEM. n. H., Aug. 2G.-The eleventh
annual meeting " tho United oto, Hay Fever As'er
lion vas held here tn s afternoon. + b. Fay presided
and delivered a humorous speech. Secretary Ba'a"
read letter from Mr. Mnosle, president OF the as'S
ton. advising cauterfLaton as cure The Rev Jo-'
Peacock. or philadelphia, had not fully tested TINS pa@
but pronounced 1t at least panl'ss Dr. Edward IoS'
send OF Phi aiepuia and Professor Lock God. OF feS
hold " j. thought tne geographical position OF A1e''
rnn.e favorable 10 tue disc sc than thit OF EurOP@
rp.tiuR remarks were made by the Rev. : A. ns'iD'
of phi dephia; the Rev W &. william OF AAnA -
the Rev c. b. Brand, - st. Louis. An alourume, q,
taken uutii mex Mo lday, when officers WI DC "
,ha
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REGATTA on THE SARATOGA TRACK.
HARRGAN, MoDEsTY. FREDA, AND EosIERE FIRST
HOME THROUGH THE Mud

HARRIGAN. MoDEsTY, FREDA. AND EosIERE FIRST
HOME THROUGH THE Mud
SARATOGA, Aug. 2G.-1here was genuine
"horsc regatta at the Saratoga track today the heavy
rain fan Of the sh and early mornuy hour, making tho
course unusually heavy. The weather improved as the
forenoon wore away and proved pleasant during racing
hours
The first race, purse S400 was for two-year-olds 5
flrongs Four stlr;ers-Badwin's gedlng Il ID do uO7
Peppers Young's colt Harrgan no. stovalD Waiden's
eeding Hart GO7, Blaylook, aud FrAnkln's relding
$40 Harrgan $50. and Hart $50 Books-Rapldo and
Pegasus och 10 l. Hart TO . and Harrigan 10 l.
Peeasu Harrigan, Hart and Rapido wa. the order mt
tbs send N Before the halfpole was gained PegasIss
rider (Conkng) was hrOan. bu h. sustained no injury
Hart allowed way into tho regu track but Rapdo
ont the pacq through he mud sevenfurlong pole
whore he was caught by Hart In tho nna strugg 10
Uardran gdnel tbs lead AMI won by A length aud
half Hart next RnpdO third, tho rdoress Pegasus DO
ing at the rear Time LOG Muiuas paid S2t 30
The next race was tho three yearod con cs for tho
Re ef Rtakra; ono mile and nve furlonga Ninety four
nominations ami four siarters-JOhnson n Oo.'s colt
Powhatsn on, COakling), Waldon's hlT Tehu u12,
Blny look). Hayden a Barry's colt Koscusko az.
stOvalD CorIikan's lilly Modesty az, Murphy. Pools
MOdesy $3.50 Kosciusko 500. Fowhatan $40 aud Tohu
S3A Books-Modesty 10 3, BOscinsko 10 2 fowhatsn
3 10 l. aud Tohu 0to 1. Modory. Powhaan, Tohu and
Kosoiusho the relative positions under start
ing into the eAstsrn turn Modesty Powhatan and Iohn
were On even terms ~ the front Approaching tho ny
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sLASHING CALIFORNIA FREIGHT RATES.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC GETTING BACK BUSINESS

SLASHING CALIFORNIA FREIGHT RATES.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC GETTING BACK BUSINESS 1T
LOST IN JUNE.
West bound freight rates TO California ana
Texas are badly demorslzcd. The "Sln'et route mas
been charged with beginning the cutting, but II IS sener-
ally agreed no that all Of the through lines are Ignoring
the regular tariff The sunset route Is the name gwen
to the line composed Of the old Morgans ste@ui-
ship line from here TO New-Oriean' ana inc No"
Orleans Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads from 'ha'
city to The Pacific Coast 1t member OF the western
Trunk Lines Association, under which the through Ci
forna business divided ami rates are agreed upon 'S
travel by al routes The OF the existing trouoe 10
said 10 grow out OF the washOuts on the southern
Pac Ac road These interrupted traffic for about hVe
weeks ami, on June 4, the sunset Inc
stopped receiving freight at the East Du'-
ing the D.o 'ksde al freight was tuinoi
over 70 the UnoD aud Central Pacific roads when the
south I'm Pacific n II was found that
the mon Paec had favored shpp r. ina the' VIC
reluctant to return TO the "Sunset line ~ Is ~ "a
serted tnat h Union Pdcnc showel no d.sposiS V ~
turn overt eight il rival 80 1at the Latter c9iu MAJ
IN for It's traffic during he bl'cAade me IgSu
wa. gradual cOncs ,sio from tue sched IA q,
which, In a few we k, ran INTO nv O.!
cu tIs in we * the Generalization has reac led ~
height Rate. are down b. al the ines 20 lne i'm
aud the understood To range from y 10 )o per CcA
on me eight cl as 60 o. 'ontin a treiEh 800.
frenI 81 southern Pacific shd ,tc cav - IL y
ur bahle ina even hotter u ne Viii - en- t'oH
won't admit that We are cutting. but oar rates II
Ice as Ow a. taose or the I'M N facHc
TcxIs Pacific or any otn route We were
carrying co rer cent ~ the through bu De- ore the
wash outs and we have rot back on post OF. inv
ought we're de1d mere for Whe, Oul guess ue!
Thr1u IN IA "a from {, the Pac lc are under
ood TO b. n bliy demoralz d "a those from y "
York No steps have ye been taken to settle IN dlh-
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RATES FOR GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPHY.
ruE UNIFIED TELEGRAPH LINES BIDDING UNDER
~

ny Trl GRAPH lb THE INlNINk
W,,m~oroN. Aus. 2G-Ihcrc vasa conference
to-day between the postmastor-Gcuonlp u. H. Bates,
executive manager of tho Cuitcd telegraph
lines and l.. Whitney. of tho Western Union Iclo-
graph Company. relative to fixing the rates for
government biography. Tho proposition of Mr..
Bates was;
Wcr.,prct,ll represent tnpt the ow charges ON gov.
crtnc { ami iu uo uo .etsrs hereto ORC IN
:" . n,p tu" comp,no, rir nl,. NJ telegraph ratio,
prluoscd ia hc report the senate omm e 9n l'97t
Oncc, and ro. Roads On th postal Telegraph h Al The
, -r u NJ Congress UNDER i've NrDrH Co tract H as
follows; iac mo-'igcs o t"'n MY "'tds rNcnSilr ~
date. twenty cont,i Tor u.ti crs WITHIN 1000 miles.
wilma additional charge If nNe cents Tor any additional
90 miles traction hcrcot but. 70 mo dis 'nce /, the
exceed ~ cents to- sh messages for not <
c.dIng twenty words, of date, tt rat 10 be
nfto'u c'nts Tor d.'tnc under 1000 miles ana Tor
greater twen yve cents Fordy aud nigh mess tges N
addt one NJ tn Is To be- ma 20 TO- every I'VE
WORT, or fraction thereof b. excess Of twenty Words
beg ON behalf of the United Telegraph ines 20 ouer
rho above for al Government messages between
ia points reach d y our ines. from sept moer pto4
during the Pr sent lis al year Ell ing June 50 1850
CAPTAIN Whitney also presented IN writing the
views OF the Western Union Company. He pro-
tested against his Company's being forced 70 accept
Government business at the low rate offered by the
United Telegraph lines. Captain Whitney stated
that the Government received the benefit Of the
lowest rates given by his company to the public
The assertion was dsprOyed by figures presented
by both the POstmas;er General aud Mr.. Bates, also
bv the fact that the Mutual Union lines, which is
part of the Western Union system. were being used
TO cut rates against the United Telegraph
lines. while the other wires of the
Western Union Company maintained the
high tariff. For instance 1t was shown
that the Western Union Company was Offering TO
t,le nubll. business between Chicago ana NIWau-
kre and Chicago and -. louis at the rate of five
cents per message. and had established rate OF
tNenty cents between Ncw-lork aud Chicago for
the public; but that the Government had not been
officially informed of either of these low figures
IL was estimated that tho Government paid ont
yearly over 100000 tor IT'S telegraph service. The
great bulk of this amount went To tho Western
liuiOu
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me loss or THE T4LL4PO0SA
wHATrHE DECK MENoF THE LOWELL sab
WILLIAM o'DoNNELI's FATE-A COURT " i'S'
APPOINTED. II.

WILLIAM o'DoNNELLs FATE-A GUM W
APPOINTED. ..i,
Rosroy. Aug. 26.-At the instance OF Cal'',ts
Peed Of the schooner James =. Lowell, tho snas' a,
fine lookout, second mate and the man AZ t'e Al,
the schooner have been taken with regard 70 a
the Tanapoosa. Simon Oluf. the LOOKOUT IVY
follows :, ,ad al
Iwas at tho wheel from 10 10 o'cloct Seen thers
~ o'cork went on the lookout After h~i .rsamef,
Almost AN hour saw the masthead hgh, ~ saw the rel
and sunx out eight no." and minute a So n,rt b1u
nTht too The steamer WAS III o on lno IRE baruint
Looked AZ our lights 10 .ee u lhe' an ,re sthed
and AN that they wore. As tho steamer " al hrts
ssn shs was swinging acros, our bow 80 S aaaiy 10
of her lighls-greeu, red aud mashe., SO a few ~
green and masthead lights only. nnd theh
onds the vessels struos. u,,x,t "a ~
George Fitzgerald. second mate, MAKES an'a''"
lows: q, ...,,cad 80
About ten or niteon minutes before oc,L 49, M n ard
walking the deok on the port side bet snng cis
E1eu riggtng, when tho man on tho ~ me fsr,-ssl
"Iight no. i went forward az once '" ,t..mer "a
ascl and exam nod the lights saw " was h,re stcts
her ma,I-hsad light aud her seq light sns lisats ve
hall point on Tue py,s y.sed az 70 the main
una oailed out ~ tho Captain and repos'sa sa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
sruI. mACKING pAsSENGER RATES.

Lively business is still done at the ticket
brokers' Offices TINS city. in consequence OF Tn general
resumption ofhe pawn OF Missions by the trnna
lines an the W tern dds As n fight IL not allowed
tospead to the regular RAJ ROAD p &c, they are not
troubled tn many rch sers. Through passenger rate
e. Cali orna badly demoralz d. M"ontm' the west
sh Re aui NcwY r Central roads cont nue. in active
col i4lOu on he excursion business rho Central has
decided - run n ursiOn Niagara Falls on Saiur-
day. iy @ cd for over tne west bOre ihs
roud Tin will 81 against IN regular iltc OF
50 25 one way The tick,s are good TIL scptem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

ST. PAU. Aug. 26.-Ihe Lake Superior
Tran II Company ct the cut in railroad rates east
has reduced it's passenger rates by tn" sso anu second
cns In Iun,n. and Ere bv e % of Tll and srCoud
cIa.. t. cleveland and Dcuot 10y cut OF so
ruitAuitrilA. Aug. 20 -Grorgo M.pa'Ias. Master IN
Tire Reading Railroad cisc, toda' filed his 0th report ln
the United states circuit court tcclinf that the '''7
of desired to indemnify ont Of Tho a.Rct OF Tho company
u,rs ,ua n Vto had 30 u' Nut'c' ON '
various uda aud app ale recommend ma iva W v
hr rlnutrd porulsauu du No hctih wa iaHcn lh
the matter
Nlw.OmrA>-. Aug. Cav. +. sHt'r. lcs'co Of tho
Spanish Fort Rtlrold. has phoi for nni received %
respite thirty d,ys Tho a,scts arc fd7'ooo ana hApH
lltVs
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lllnnrs nr nnMlNn rlaEoNs.

The Newark homing pigeons entered IN tho
first race of cup'. autumn scro' were liberated iu
Phiadop ila ma past TX o'clock yo trrIa morning,
but when tue race C o.ed two and hat hours Later
no we're al home At three oc ock nearly all were n
their lots but no time had hsan taken. TIC entries
wcrc-li7 birds owned by A. =. Baldwin, 81; VIII IN
Beune {, -; George Bond, y; charles Mink IT. -
A A A len ~ George Gar abfaut |; all Ofo Newark; :
Isaac 81 .lr il; NJ smith. :; Don OF NJ 1ncalr; and
George B0wernan, Irylugton. The air lihe d,tin
10 Newark Is alb ut miles. The next Will he
week from to day, from Iayre do Grace, Nd, l02
mil
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TWO MEN uoRrA1LY BOUNDED

CINCINNATI, Aug. pa man NAMED De,
paou was MORALLY wounded TINS morning. g So,
named Belnarlni. lie saws B,rnardnl came , o..
corner crying and when asked what was TIE "A''e,
pardiui answered 81 have a pistol" and inN'1'"E
shot him. 49,. u,.gAps
Robert Butt. was fatally injured BY Henry s..,s
IN a quarrel which took pace th' a,rnoob MIA pltyns
of Wleghal, 5 wagon. Butts attemptSd IN hisEsq
when Nieghaus struck ulin on tno 49, 49,
stanIard fracturing h : skull IN TWO places
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LONG DELAYED PLANS OF RELIEF

The dircc- ors of the Louisville and Nash
Vile r droid ,upiny al their m.e ING yeS erday "p
proveda plan forts hnancid relief whoh has long bon
under con. deration. they deounei 10 We cyei tho
outlines " the chem, winch, they sall' W'h p' P''
Uaned simultaneously u \ ms erIam London and New
Yor ia member II was IA, aso tat some ~ mo
detail Ii al IT been fully arranged 10y the Finance COM
mittec winch had the matter in chsrge.
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COMMISSIONERS PAY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2G.-Tho acting Secre-
tary OF Treasury to-day approved the recommended
tons OF the Commissioner dIng the lo"ances 20 ne
made shipping commissioners The compensation nNed
for Commissioners at the larger ports such ~ Ne"iork
and San Fraucsco where the maximum OF so'oOo TO
ceived is - 900 and certain percentage of the surplus
"a pnrtIand New Orleans etc the compenssu l. hted
Mt 900 and certain percentage O INC oohoeuonS ho'
~ IL -
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ROWING oY TIE PASSAIC.

The annual regatta of the Dundee Rowing
Association to plac Dundee Lake A. tue wide part
OF TOO Passao River above Dundee pam Is called, at
Paterson n j. yesterday afternoon The contests wcro
won IA follows: Junior doubles by j. Watson and l. W.
Ynle in seven minutes. junior tours by institutes OF
Newark a, a. ded 10 DunIea- on "A tee iu'aly; Dun
ii, : lime 5l7; siN-oared gigs bv the AreIs oy aws6-
over: senior single sou H. 70 l. l. hcer III O'04i par
uarrd gig ~ Ariel pair 6.iI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
CONANCHE INDIANS STARVING.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. "A communication
received at he Indian Bureau to-day from Senator Beck
dated Fort Au-tin Mont. August H. stats that tho
Couauche Indians the Tongue and Rosebud rivers are
starving and asks immediate relief On August IL
acting Secretary Joslyn authorized Captain Emers,
n : netting indian Agent, 10 purchase III open mar
et ~ 600 worth OF beef aud flour for these Indians
ami 4 Is believed that the needed recf has already been
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
cLErEL4ND DAfEITS NLWY0GE.

The Ncw-York and Cleveland League Base
bah club. played a ohampionship game at the Polo
Grounds Yesterday About 1900 spectators were pres
en- The fielding both siccs WAS excellent The homo
players could not bat the curves OF a'klns ana were
beatcn Wech the local pitcher struck on tue head
with the ball IN he sKt inning AMI LAd 10 ic'io IT
he game b. gley taking his place a. pitcher dunn the
remainder of q game Tue Cleveland men bait ID Beg
leys delivery vita The score was a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

Pools First Raec-Troubadour si5, Pegasus s45 LeonidAs
81, Tdlyman "a 80 ,-,-o.,,
re0u5 Iacl-soversgn Pat $50 Bessie s25, Springfield
s23 - Troope 80. Easter 81, Minnie Meteor 81
BcecheubroOk -. .,- r.,
Third Rdce-Iaramrtl so Musk $50 Aualosta sl5. IN
.pecOr SIP old Liz SO, Caroline So Performer -, quick
stop m y s. -, ,,,--... eto
HdcFII OtaCllme 700 George l. gil Is Sl@
ST.. Ghost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
LOUISIANA PROPERTY RESTORED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.--A few days ago the
Treasurer OF he United states forwarded To the Governor
Of the stat Of Louisiana package OF s2looo OF the
bonds Of the state which had boon captured
At Baton Rouge IN 1858 by General Sheridan and when
had boon In the oaaody Of tue Goyetnent ever since