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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
THE STARS AND BARS
The Rebel Flag Flung 70 the
Breeze az Atlanta.
An 0VlTI8s 70 lEfFEaS0s glVIl
The Streets Through Which ne Passes
Carpstsd Win Flowers Cheers
tor Jixie "a the Tsae 5
Played bg a 5snd.

AriAsr April f8 arrangements Cor the
reception of jefferson Davis la Atlanta are
sii a grand -esle and e has 6sen the talk II
tic entire state f8r days past The city
early l4.s morning began to pat on holiday
stirs. and bg noon the re,i Nhiie and blue
Nas CO be seen on every band While the
national lias largely presiolainales. the stars
4nd bars are uy no means inoo-apicaous.
and pictures of Confederate cSieftains ase
every where io bee seen. Every train into
she city to-day has been loaded, aad the
presence 81 al east one hundred thousand
strangers Is looked tor tsmorrow.
The arrival of Davis proved one of the
great events la the history OF the city
Although the train bringing Aim and the
reception committee sas not due here until
. a.. long before noon people began to gather
m the vicinity 1T fhe uuian depot, nearly
all wearing badges 0r AIRY ing tags or hCW-
sFs. ~ % ciqek Size lhrOng in that vIein-
ny Kss So iruse thai % could be approach
81 ouly With dllngullg, while the streets
through which Davis sts 90 pass we're like
= ise tbr1nged For h0ars The crowd thus
stood and during the season or waiting
more confederate talk vas indulsei la than
has 1ecD hearl ~ Atlanta TOR many years.
The sentiments expressed we've naturally
those 0t regret anG illustrated he fact that
she Soutaeruef, are stIn loyal % the mem-
ory 90 ihe i,st cause The VeuerAtiOn for
Davis vas expressed in many wags and
every one seemed Co delight IN showing H.
AZ t.5O oci1sk the Confederate Veterans
Assot iitlon. seven hundred strong, we're
drawn up iu hne ln front of thc depot Ind
A band pllVed ID xIr Shlrh led forth
cheers A. 3u ihr train bearing Davis ,:Id
party arrived an1 Was greeted with pro-
longed cheers a. Davis emerged from The
depot accompanied by Gov. McDermOt and
Mav0r Hiliyrr. A they entered carriage
another prol0ue Ell shout vent up which
Davis acknowiedged by rising and b0wing
ID ihe people With a smile. Many veterans
in the crowd rushed toward the carriage
one 1T them bearing q Confederate Dag in
his hand, bat they were stopped By
mounted police who were keeping the way
clear Tor the carriage, which al once
VAS driven rapidly Ou is way. followed By
others bearing the reception committee
Davis Was very much istigued and at his
own request the ceremonies attending his
reception were very materially curtailed.
The streets through which he was driven
we're lined with school children some six
thousand in number. The children's bands
were fun II flowers and a. the carriage bear
ing the sx President appeared. the hOWers
were east before 70 and gh- street became
literally carpeted with flowers Upon
reaching the residence Of Mrs Hill. where
he sill be entertained Davis Immediately
sought such. needed rest, and the crowd
soon AFTER dispersed. A great dey - looked
ior tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Slx Hundred Msa Lock.dout.

PuiL,pEtrnA. April 1o.-About SIT
hundred men. machinisis. carpenters. eIs-
gineers. laborers and mechanics of various
kinds. employed 10 the shops Of Allison 5
car works. Thirty hrst and Chestnut-st. d.
we're yaid 7fi at noon today with notice that
their services were no longer required The
difficulty has been brewing az the works for
some time past. The men demanded an in
crease 81 wages. and last "Wednesday night
the tirm granted the men an increase Of
from SIX 90 sixteen per cent IN various
branches Ot the works The Ofier was made
~ c0mpromise. ths men originally de-
nlanding from thirty to one hundred per
cent advance The shops were closed up
when the men came 90 work to-day. The
Allison car works employ nearly seven
hundred men snd 0f this number ninety
per cent are Out of work as result Of the
tffHrulrv
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
.FIhE IN BAL TIMORE
More Than Half a Million Dol
lars Gone Up in Smoke.
THE WORST IN MANY YEARS PAST.
4 large Number OF Business Places
wiped Out bs the flames
wtno Rek indies the FIRE
After Il fsss Once
Been CHECKED.

h.IaINeEE April. 50 - The most disaster
ous cenaaeratlon that has sssiled BAitinore
ia many yeArs broke ou ia iwo-ssory
building az 5le Nesi Baltimore st. bciwesn
Howard and Liberty al 7.s0 this evening
and caused loss of over bali million doll
lars. The building Was oocul,ied y : "a.
Floss 4 Co dealers ia notions The fire
was discovered on the second aoor and ike
flash IT lighting ran az and down The
elevator shah enssloping t.se entire build.
iug in flames and almost before az alarm
could 6e given Immediately after the
arrival of the hrsi engine general
alarm was turned in. for u Was seen
that conhaeraiion was impending ana
every engine was soon upon the grounds.
The flames spread with alarming rapiaity
casi ard f0 the ipl stories uf Ne $40 aud
3l4 occupied by Prank Adler. holesaie
beDts and shoes and 90 8l1 occupied hs
Wiz leidier A Co.. aud westward 10 go
and 522, occupied by n q Levy & Son. and
NJ Ring A Son. About twenty streams OF
water no~ PLAYED upon the flames and the
TIRE was for the time being under control
boa strong wind whistied The flames inio
the upper hoors 81 3-3 and the wholesale
carpet house 81 lmNAld A MsLrng ssi
and 81. The nrc then turned the
corner aud ran up North HoNard-st..
turning IA upper portions of - aud a.
shere &c Wa, final n checked. Following is
'au estimate of the losses aHd insarauoe
NJ. 81 West Baltimore si.. owned by the
,s:ate ~ Christian Deknes, loss 5000.
Insurance. 81 GOO VIZ fsl.dicT a Co. no.
jans and goods. loss - uuo insurance.
81 0iO Aus siI anc $40 West balunore-st.
Prank & Adler wholesale boots and shoes
and owner oi building loss. So 0J1 insur-
anoe $4,000. No. 5is. owned bf ihe estate
OF jacob Trust, los, So 600 Insurance.
$4,000 = Va Floss A Co. noilaus white
uO1 Aus 80 and 32Z M Ring owner OF
building loss. s50olN. tnsurauoe. 5000
Ring sons. clothing FIRST and second
floors loss so eV9. insurance $500 n
=. ItNey A sons, manufacturers Of straw
hats. third aud fourth floors loss
$4,000. insurance. $4,000. Nos SPA aei and
No. 52s belonging to ihe estate of Jesse
Sifineuf loss 5000 insurance g. 600,
1rcss a Dunbacco furniture loss $4,000
insurance $4,000 lmwo0i A Mehnng
Corsets loss ss0p0 insurance S25.ts1.
Howard street. OWNED by Chas. MAYER loss
81 o0O insurance s ut1. Albert Bros bard
ware. loss s. 600 insurance 81 ue9 No q
Howard. owned by j N Csshlng. loss
81 eJ0. insurance $1,000 h r. jenkins
Bros A Co.. carpets and uii cloths ls1s
$1,000. insurance S. 900. J. II Me iairy &
Co. books loss t5o1D. insurance. 3o10.
Ddl. Knapp s. Co. book hinderf loss
$50, insurance : tO0. Total los. S50s-
5Ju
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
An Insane Woman Attempts to Throw
Herself Into the KiVer-Rescu.d
by rstrolnan.

Mr. Bartels. the Holland woman residing
on East Bridge St.. who was taken 10 the
jail Thursday night for safe keeping on an
order from DR.. Lakewood. was released
last night by sheriff Kinney, The woman's
brother-in-law having represented 30 tho
Sheriff that she was all righi IN her mind
bat that her husband had been abusing The
woman and was trying to gei rid Of Der The
woman had no sooner been released than
she made a break for the river and would
have drowned herself had not PairOiman
Mooney, who saw hor from his Pearl -
beat, secured her just a. she was on the
point OF piunging of the bank into the
river. He led her back to the jail With
difficulty. followed by large crowd, and ihe
woman was locked up where there eas TO
danger of her doing herself injury
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Our FOLKS.


". B. Weston went 20 Chicago lssi even.
ing.
vii Cox ieft lasi night on 9 fishing s,pe.
dillon
Prof D. y. lawson went - Allegan ye-
feriav
Mf Shelby Compton. 81 louisville. ".
is % the c.iT
Mss Eva Byfue of sheldon a. is visisinr
friends n Detroit
J q Fiizgeraid tas returned from weed =
t1p - Sew York
= &. Keuiban. of Coffin Ders. A O.
Chicse8. is Of TIE Morton
Ms ID Lon. ~ Chicago B. In ~. cite
visiting ber father. p. , smith
J. W Campbell. of ihe Chpago Navsu.
wee S. lau' railroad + in fhe s-itv.
Mis- Annie Clay has returned t. flis cit.
from chicago on account ~ ill healfb
John Forman representing n 81 KingA
Co.. Chicsgo egthieff. b. in fhe eifs
Ju3ge Cbamriaiu VII spertd eunds, !,
fbi- city. He vii reach hafus today
Mrs * q Shelby BE- In Nev Ysrt attend.
inE fhs wedding ~ bef sister. ~ NI-s ga-s
Mrs. 4. Sage - Stanton IS visiiine her
sis'ef Mrs 81 p Cooper ~ lg8 Mgrra. =.
Charlie johnson has rone North - trv
DE i1es Ylia'ing fhe roui rod - bear
fakf.
Miss Jessie Glenn of fou'erHle. K~ =
tifs e'iss' oi Mfs j ternDids. of Fan
som e.
D Choma # f'uion Depot iieke. oe,s
went ~ Three itiFers Yesterday ~ short
Tacffi0n
9 y Gram, ofPiiis5s0plia vil spend
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
NEARING AN END.
The tItl<sas' Csas n1ittss al ~ L.ssits Aa-
s.sancs Ih4E the .Sriks " iiI bs az
Fad fossssFF0s.

81 Locus April ~ The Missouri Pacific
strike Is gearing Az snd. The ,ecoHd prop
osifion vi the citizens committee - under
consideration b tie knights Of Labor gen
era board This proposition = simply a
request that tie strike be declared OF,
coupled sith the declaration thai the ssrik-
ers sill al BE- fe-enployed. AZ least al u
those no have berB NO guilty Of 40 crime.
These promises ssf~ pat ln such shape -
- insieale that good mechanics are wanted
la ibe Missouri P4eihc shops. and Ehile II
eann0t be said the railroad j. Ia any ~ay a
party % The bargain, the citizens commit
iee have canvasssd the situation and cvi-
IDENTIFY have good grounds Tor making TIE
promises. v bile the Knights say tie pat
Ter has been under eons Iteration, The real
facts are that Il has been practically deter
mined % accept tie PROPOSITION. 81 Sunday
morning. at The latest. a formal declaration
that the strike Is az end. will be pub
lishes
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
RATTLE or THE RAIL.

e Gill; ~ the q. T. 4, j. railroad went
"a Big Rapids Yesterday
John r Wood ~ fhe Detroit lansing 4
N0rtiern railroad. b. q the city.
~ Nethenev has accepted position IN
the auditors office q ihe O.. j. & J.
The c1ufract f,r tie psvi.ioa of the West
Michigan Park Association viIl be lst next
Tuesday
Cart s. 4 Gavett ~ tse G & ~ =.
railroad wants son Ia laF. ST eight @nd
one-haf pound hafy Erl i- The caase Al
is -ell'VHh moiher and caild
william kortander hss painted sn
ereeIlent picture ~ Bald Head park ss
riaaeet fon the + Bler Bros PARK Heuse
It IS 90 exhibition in The g # n railr9a3
uin1oH
George Williams f. nsnY gears connect
"a Rifh fhe fre. gas feEsfiiueut of tbe q
Al rsrr0ad has entered the employ o'
Cody. BsI s Co. in the eapactv ~ slIf-
pmg clerk
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

wtsmvsrov. April so -Jonis Somerfeij.
white. and Richard >. Tee. caiere'l. we're
hanged st the eity jail at iin O'Clock Ills
struggle bat Ice kicked severai times.
Both bore np wonderfully vel. The drop
VS. fve feet ~omertifii murdered ~
utfs Chri-tlana somer6eii. and his s8n in-
t4atfIeb Fi.enhriur The 1outie murder
sss committed AZ Fi-enbranu saloon on
Mary isnd-sve nesr fNelfh st \ F on
A.nnnl -lr y lsL
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
in, e ui..pm4n Tor Congress.

sxs.1s,sN Tas vt-s-,sa-ssss>s.
pErsorr, April 30.-Tthere is a runor cur
rent that Judge J. Logan Chipmsn. Of the
Superior court. Of this city. will be pushed
ahead for the Democratic nomination for
Congress from this district Democrat.
here are much disturbed over the bicker-
ings of Mavbury and Enrght, the latter
representing the Dickinson faction. aud all
conceie that Judge Chipmsn will make
splendid compromise candidate and keep
the local party in harmony.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
she Knew Kaiser wilhelm.

-tt-aa.s+ 10 fas fN4sAss. stesla.
DErRogr. Mich. April O.-Thrse weeks
ago Annie westhoh a young married
woman living with her consumpliye hns
band on Beaubien st, was obliged 10 leave
the house by her mOther-ln law. She
went 10 the county house aud there died
three weeks ago At O'Clock this after
noon she was buried in a paupers grave at
WoO'imere cemetery. A rumOr that Annie
was related 10 Emperor William, Of Ger
many. between whose agents and Under
taker Blaze several cabegrams had passed.
vas founded on the fact that Annie father
was cOachman To German nob!eman,
Who was an attache az the German court.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
strikipc 'Iong.horem~n.

East SAGISAw. Mich. April S0-The
strike Of the 'loneshoreinen this morning
has extended to all boats loading by them
at this end OF the river, that course being
ieciPed upon at a meeting last evening.
The steyedorss union is still loading their
bpats and the rest are without crews. A
delegation left this morning for Bay City To
see the lOngshOremen there, who will also
quit az noon II the non-unIOn men are not
taken Oh the boats here. Advice, from Bay
City this afternoon, however. announce that
no strike has taken place there, nor is there
likely 20 BE- one.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
All Ahouf a Fire Rux.

Jackson. Mich. April 30-In the import
ant arson case now pending in the local
blocks in Concord a sensational feature was
disclosed last night. A fellow prisoner Of
Seaver's on his release took 10 Concord n
note addressed To Friend George By
mistake il got into the wrong hanIs. The
note accuses three prominent Concordians of
paying Seaver $50 20 burn the buildings in
question There is much excitement in
Concord in consequence of this discovery.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
The House Labor Committee at st. Loui.

ST. LoUrs. April 30. The special investi-
eating committee of the House of Represen-
tatives. after consulting with delegation of
merchants and business men, the different
officials Of the Gould system and the exec
utive board, Knights OF Labor. today de-
cided that the investigation would be
pursued ia this city by the whole commit
tee and that the taking Of testimony will
begin tomorrow at . a. IN. in the United
States court room at the custom house.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Two Dynamiters Arrested.

NEW York. April 30.-Adolph ScheDck
and Richard Braunschweig two German
saloonists and followers Of Herr Most were
charging them with an attempt 20 create
breach of the peace. Schenck Is cOmpOs-
itor and BraunSChweig i a cabinet maker.
The former acted as chairman and he lat
ter as secretary at the Socialists meeting
held in Germania garden last week. Both
were locked up. Herr Most has not yet
been found.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

DErRoIr, Mich. April 90 Patrick Hayes,
an insane patient confined at the county
asylum. was brought to the city yesterday
10 be sent to his home at ST. Mary's, Ont.
He was taken TO the foot of Woodward ave.
and while waiting for the ferry made his
escape Later in the evening he was re-
captured. hut escaped again about II
o'clock las' night from the Brushst. depot.
aud Is si", az large Hayes il violent at
times. and the authorities are using all
diligence to .snd him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Lambs to the slaughter.

Cornelius Kaboos and Jacob Kouts, who
were convicted last winter for stealing sheep
from farmer named Allen, were yesterday
arrested on a warrant for stealing two sheep
from farmer named Wilson on the same
day Of the theft from Allen They were
arraigned before Justice saunders pleaded
not guilty and were committed 30 Jail in
default Of 5000 bail each. Their TRIAL has
been set FOR next Wednesday
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
BUSINESS AT TIE BAT.
Ihe >~tieaAl League Clubs Mako = >tFsog
showing -Detroit SsTs : S~E- back on
cisl scores ~ the Iea.a4-
Kss.-. ci,s Chicago.

hASsAs Cuf. Apnl 0 Home people
have n0l beeu sloN ih reiauns tie allez4-
lion that The ball nine would make poor
sh0~iug Those Who weFe 0i opinion thai
the Kansas Cliy club Vas the weakest in The
league ald saefe were al abundance Of
them cannot help but be- surprised a. the
Fesul. 0f loday's game. Ii Was one OF the
most remarkable in the history of Jhe leasue
aud agurs we'll for our chances 10 bear Oh
the pennant The ofhc.al score was a. ISL
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
New Michigan Po.,ma.,.rs.

NssHISGroS. April D1-The following
fourth-class post masters we're appoin .d to-
county. vice J. s Williams. removed. Lewis
RI Sym0ns. Hawkhead. Aiegan county.
vice Sylvester Munger. resigned Ada ~.
rice II ; Coates removed Deborah Brooss
Woodstock Lsnsvee county. wee I.
EanlIr raslrr.l
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Tie dwelling isuse e. lus hilton e. vns
damaged by fire Yesterday aofing fo tie
extent ~ 81 irsnre3 fe sED The bszf
Tas caasal bv defeeFs steee-fipf The
aiarm ~ 90 81 yesterday nas csu-~ 1f
hIrrine chimney 81 l5o @.uib ianis-s. 80
aara1e
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
r,.. R.e.- =. x-r. nrl-.r.

Nrw omEsxs April al The fr>t rare
t,,ls. miie. vas son bv n IT Fenton.
Wauke-ss lnd Fetch rsy'or 3r3-tme.
sls The seceri rlce. mile hcafs. selling.
Rrsh ~iaka. Lasar wen lIfimst1m Lnd
Boh Swain 1ri -tinie F. 4ft The third
race. IA nste Ceffrell sfases faeheov lst
Resi- Ie-s lsd. 0srpols a-i-fme Ef8 The
fsnrfh rsce. eae mile princess lst. LeRov
lnt una Sre 5fi-fine f7
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Lsvsfvs. April ~ Commissioner Nc
Pherson has named the following list Of ear
coupiers. sny one of which nav be used by
the railways under the state Law The Ak
man automatic csr-coupler. Detroit. the
Ames automatic. Philadelphia, the Parker
automatic Chicago. The Cowel freight
coupler Cleveland Marks automatic, Flint.
More automatic. Lansing. Perry sut0-
maiic, with safety attachments Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Gresce's Reply Rejected.

Lovpox. April 30.-The Standard Berlin
CORRESPONDENT teiegraphs that the powers
have decided to reject the reply II Greece 20
the ultimafum. and insists upon unCondi-
tiOnal disarmament The allied fleet will
remain DO Greek waters 90 enforce the
mandate of the powers II necessary
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

- Iarss. Aprirlo The raroners fnQuest
uron the h.siy sf Iabn Gihhan. IRE striker
whc was shnt BY the ron -lDf1a svtehman.
wu Nahsrs Weines isv morning vas
heli TODAY TIE Inry wss out tNeen
minutes after hearing che testimony They
declared Wifiers responsible f,r che festh
81 eibhors ard that IRE shoetrg Tss ao-
i,isfi hah.e
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Going Back On Home Role.

LoSDoS April S1-Dsvid Davies. n 2.
for Cardigan stine. Wales. hitherto a sfsunch
supporter ~ Gis,istone. has announced his
intention If Ts>i gning his sesf = FsrHar snt
hecsuse If bis inshilirv % Support the
Prsmiers irish measures
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
IT BECOMES MURDER.
william Cousins Victim, Cicero scott, oi
Kalamazoo. Dies OF His Wounds.
-,.-..... ). y. l.-.-,.. 49,.

KALANAzoo. Mich, April 30.-This morn
ing Cicero Scott. the cOlored man who was
shot by william Cousins, in a quarrel about
an abandoned white woman, died IRON his
wounds. The charge against COusina was
thereupon changed 10 murder Cousins
feels bis position keeEly. The woman has
skipped
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

DFIRetr. M.ch.. April N-James r JOY
has returned from 81 Louis. where be
bought the Wabash for the bondbolders.
ard says he dos>n know hov soon TIE
rssd vs3 10 transferred Il al depends or
when the MORTGAGES on the rosd are paid
or arranged for. He emphaticallv denies
fhat - represents JsY f~ald in any man
req NhalsfeVer in the purchase.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
G.rm.nr Get Md.

BsRuv. April 30-The North Germaa
Gszsae said that todsys news fails to im-
prove the situation in Greece. Semi-ofiicisl
newspapers assert that II The powers assist
q sxac'ing the sbiec' surrender If Greece
the nation Germany viii lose its patience.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Cincinnati-Loui-VilIe

Two games in the American Association
were played today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

KAttu,zoo. Mich, April 30.--Th- exec
utive committee OF the South western
Michigan Soldiers and Sailors association
ia session here last evening. resolved to hold
an annual rcunion association At kalams-
zoo. the amount necessary % secure the
meeting 20 be raised BY citizens. Gen
Logan announces his intention t0 be
present and there il much enthusiasm
fhsrsaf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

s,vn BFscH. Nsh. April - The dwei-
ing house ~ Coi1mbus Demers. a trmer
living ffree nsiIes vest of Ssna Resch vss
hurne1 fogethe wilh - contrnts iAst ni9hf
Los. kSa- ne insurance
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Bo.ton-New York

NEW YORK, April 3O.-B Bufiinton pitched
in today game, and the home team batted
him all over the field ia tie first inning
keefe's curves were pnzzlers and the Wis
itors were unable To study them out The
official score was as follows
Innings ? 3 7sg
Boston .............. o o o % o u l. .
New York ........ .... % % % . 10
Base hits Boston o: New York, 5
Errors Boston. l. New York, 3.
Pitchers Buiiuni0n, Keeic.
Umpire Curry.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Tr,ssg 70 PLAY an American Game.

Nspsin. April 81 Ga.caten. the priest
who murdered the Bishop of Madrid has
vritien to fhe pspal Nunco at Madrid. That
he is rapenfant AID asks tne forgiveness n
fhe Pare fs~ h.s crime Toe man is esi-
IDENTIFY trying to srfFar insane.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

sac e-.rs rt r.s relssssa-sl,..e
o-,ops. Mich. Aprii % This morning
Waiter ravior vss eaund I sad in ihe Toosis
nesr this plscr. snd bad evidently been run
over ~ vagau He VS. 81 years Old and
= res A Niisv and faar snaall children
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Atatvv. April 3o In the Assembly to-
day darinz debate On the amendments 70
the espitol supply biil Involving the EN-
ploymenf Of * soldiers reference was made
to che ovation 70 jefferson Davis. az Mont
xomery Nr Garter deprecated the bring
ing up of be bioc,iv shirt and Mr. Greene
lee are,i the Republicans were trying to r.
vive rhe strength 81 old preiulices for party
purposes. Mai HaEgertv referred 60 Davis
a. xhoss who troubled the Sunth a. much
A. The North hY bis revisitinE the scenes 81
his FORMER activity The matter vas then
ffrtnueti
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

N,sHvTlEr April 36.-The weather here
today was cloudy and cold. the attendance
eaar and lhe track good. The results were
a. follows
First race. maiden allowances. purse 800,
six fnrlongs Phil Lee won, Mary Ellis.
second Fanchette, third Time, l94.
Second race selling pufA.s. s.io. mile
dash Adonis won. Rice. second Asnitou,
third Time Z 4-i
one and a quarter miles- Ha,Vfoot won,
Annie Woodcock. second. Harvey Cruise,
thiri Time. D.
Fourth race. merchants stakes. $3.50
added maiden allowance. nine furiougs-
kirsman won Arieno. second. Editor,
third. fnis eoi
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
wa-hington-PhiIadelphia.

WAsHiNGroN, April 30.-Both teams start
ed IN well but the home team grew ratified
and allowed the Quaker City club 10 have
things their own way IN the last i've in
Lings. The official score was as follows:
Innings =
Washington ......... ...... . % % % o. 3
Philadelphia .-. .... 3 2-l2
Base Washington. g. Philadelphia l6.
Errors-W Washington. >; Philadelph "a. I.
Pitchcrs-Barr. Daily.
mpire--Couuelly.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

- ssRrvarev Nay 1-Fr the
upppr skes Warner far VcsfhsT. fs.t
vsrisble Win8s. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

CINcINNATl, April 30.-The game today
was particularly one sided, the visitors
scoring all their runs in the third inning
and displaying extraordinary work. The
official score was as follows:
-'lnnings- , > 9
Cincinnati-............O o o o o l.
Louisville ............ o 0 o . o. :
Base hits-Cincinnati, {: Louisville, :.
Errors-( incinnati, = Louisville. s.
Pitchers -Muilane, Ramsey.
Implre-l Young.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Athletic-ISaltimore

PHIADELPHIA, April 30-The visitors
PLAYED in hard luck today, being credited
with but few errors yet losing the game.
The official score was as follows:
Innings 3 4 50
Athletics .............2 o o q % o.
Baltimore ................ 0 % @ 3 o.
Base hits Athletic :; Baltimore, q.
ErrOrs-Ath. .etic. b. Baltimore, 3.
Pitchers keanedy, Henderson.
lmpire-t arlcy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

ST LOUIS. April 50-rhe tables we're
turned to-day and on the ninth inning TIE
home team gained All advantage which
they We're not SLOW in catching onto aud
Won the game. The official score was a.
f,lloW-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

liaSc hits st lOul-, laf Detroit, ID.
frWrs - Louis. s.. Detroit, q.
Pitchers BOY ie. Deixein.
Umpire Brat