Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-20

OWE Dali net II and counted on its re-
turn IRON Q trip around the table. This
great shot Vas io2dly cheered. A. s.
ne stopped on difticait drav 10 cush-
ION. Once more in his 18th innisg. be
added to his big fetal; this time With =
well played ran of 81. The score nov
stood 3l4 to - in bis favor.
cohsefer miscued and missed in bis
twelfth inning from sheer nervousness.
FisnanI followed with Ii, missing on a
one cushion bank. He left the balls
hard for Schaefer, who opened With q
screaming masss shot, and in one or
tSo more shots got the balls in hand for
a good long run. He seemed to GATH er
seif-conirol as he went along, asd al
though not playing with his usual
stroke, did extremely we'll. Al 81 be
spread the balls vide apart by a faulty
drive, and then missed hard dr.s
shot The score was, Vienaux 327,
Schsefer 49,.
As usual viRnaux found a set up and
worked 1t for %, when be finally missed
on a hard bank shot. He left Sonaefsr
tough break, bat the little man went
after il around the table and got 1t.
Another shot, and q hard one, too. gave
him a good position, and with the best
playing he mad yet done be went on
with q beautiful run. At - he frozs to
the red and banked SUCCESSFULLY. Again
at 100 he froze, bot with an outward
masss counted amid tremeodoss cheer
ing. At ITO he again stuck fast TO the
red, this tine In such position that he
| could neither bank nor masse. The
balls we're spotted and be made Q string
shot In elegant shape. He stopped at
l52 on very hard tvs cushion shot.
Vignaux vas perceptibly Affected by
tbs unlocked fer state OF things. and
In the next four innings broke in pieces,
| missing his favorite draws. Schaeftr
gave him safety medicine for tvo in-
nings, bat in the 18th be opened out
once more In grand style and made q
run of 30. There was great cheeriug a.
be passed his opponsnt's score. The
| call now showed: Schaefer 42s, ViRnaux
$50.
Daring all this time vignsux stood
GEAR the table constantly and kept his
eyes on Schaefer. Twice be claimed no
count on Schaefer, but the referee ralsd
a9ains: him. Schasfer's run of 81 in
the eighteenth inning gave him lead
Of exsctly 1O0-465 TO yignaux's 365.
| Ia the last half of the nineteenth in
| cling ViRnaux caught his second Wind
and got 10 run of "a, missing on q
draw shot, and leaving the balls to-
gether for Sohsefer. The score was,
5chsefer 46S. viGnaax 446.
Schaefer utilized his set up with an
| other magnificent run in which he play.
ed the bake line and worked the ends
and corners az they have not been
worked before in the tournament. He
stopped at Ito, by Q hair -bresdth misc
OF cushion position shot. The score
was, Schssfer 578; Vienaux 446. A
carefully played ran of 10 by ViEnaux
in the twentieth inning, ended with a
miss OF draw shot. The balls we're
not very hard for Sohaefer, and he
made two blank innings, and tried the
safety plan, making one point. In the
twenty first Vignaux was kissed out Of
4 count, but In the twenty second ran
%, and made his last string. The SCORE
now stood, Sohaefer 578; Viensux 502.
A misoue by Vianaux gave Schsefer q
set up in the twenty fifth and be made
10. ViRnaux had no chance in bis half
of the twenty hfth, and Schaefer Open
ing out With soue daring shots. ran IL
and the game in the twenty sixth in
ming, thus WANING q most extrsordi-
nary victory. Tomorrow night Slosson
and Vignsux will play.
Sohssfsr-i, 0, /, o. 4. 2, O, o. n. o, 2,
Q. 81, l52. 7, 2. Ss. 81. 8, ITO. o. 0, 0. o, 10.
12-60
viensur-2. 81. 10, IA, 2. IA. /. 50. IS.
CD, 81. ID. 70. l, 0. 8, s, Z, ~, 10. 1. 36. l.
0-total 507.
The highest ruas were schaefer l52,
ITO, 81 and IS; ViRnsux "a, 63, 50 and
IS. The averages were Sohaefer q L Is !;
viguaux 20 7-25.
Time, 2 hours 48 minutes.
The President Talks 10 q Republican
senator.
WASHINGTON. Nov. I9.-The National
Republican tomorrow will have the fol-
lowing; The President in conversation
With Republican Senator on Tuesday,
told the latter that he would esteem It a
great favor II Senators, knowing any.
thing Questionable to the public ssr-
vice in any person or persons appointed
bv hiu, would spprise him OF the facts.
rhs President expects that fight will
be made on some Of his appointments,
bot believes that majority OF the Re.
peblioan Senators viii oppose any AZ
tempt to defeat their confirmation, ex-
ospt Ia GASES where unim Ieachable facts
are presented, and il such cases exist,
the objection will be called to his at
tention before there 10 any organized
oppo ,ition."
Nsrthers Pacific Exiessisas.
ST.. PAUL. Nov. 19. lit IL learned here
that the Nsrthern Pacific will boild q
broad gage branch to Butte. and one
from Spokane 70 the mines, and will
extend it further south next season.
4 Cashier Abseeads.
Oxroap (Kas.), Nov. l9-P. O. Kirk
land, cashier Of she Farmers and Mer
chants Bank, of Oxford. on Monday
night took all the funds be could fnd,
turned the time lock of the safe ~
hours ahead, and absconded. He left
the books in such confusion that the
amount of his peculstions cannot be
learned for several days. They will
probably not exceed q few thousand
dollars, however. Kirkland was the
treasurer for several secret societies.
| aud their money 10 RBne With she rest.
Toe bank. which was q small one,
seems 10 have stranded. Kirkland
lsaves q family here.
~ Way Of Canada
| WAsHMaros, Nov. l9-Fhe Postofiice
| Department has been advised that upon
the completion Of the Canadian Psoific
road all trans. Atlantic mails from Fog
land gill be forwarded over that read.
and that . nev British line Of steamers
will be established from the western
terminus Of the Canadian Pacific TO
Australia.
rrsubie for the California Congress.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-The Clerk Of
the House Of Representatives has re-
ceived protests from persons Ia Cailfor-
mia against the admission Of any OF the
Oousressmeu from that State. bot they
are under seal. A brief letter accom-
panies them. from which 10 appears that
q candidate for Congressman at-larRs
in that State, who vas defeated. main
tsius that the recent superintendent OF
the State vas illegal and void, and thai
In consequences the Congressman elected
under that apportionment cannot have
valid certificates
FOREIGN.
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