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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
A CLERGYMAN'S DEATH.
The Newly Elected Bishop, \. }. Dry
dale. Dies at Waukesha.

The Newly Elected Bishop. \. j. Drys-
dale. Dies at waukesha.
BALTIMORE. Aug 30.-A private dispatch
announced the death this afternoon at Wau-
kesha. Wis. of Rev. A. j Drysdale, of New
Orleans, who, on Thursday last was elected
Bishop of Easton by the Diocesan Conven-
ton, which met at Salisbury. Dr. Drysdale
left New Oreans some weeks ago
90 spend his vacation at Wan
kesha He was born in Savannah, Ga,
- years ago. dispatch from Cam bridge.
Md, says that the Rev Dr Barber was
informed Of the death of the new v-elected
bishop a chairman of the standing COM
mittee 0f the diocese. Dr. Barber states thar
both the place and time Tor calling another
convention are matters for fuinre delermin-
alton aud he did not think 10 would be held
until after the meeting of the General Con-
vention e. Chicago in October Dr Drys-
dale was the fourth clergyman elected 90
the hishopric made vacant by ihe death of
Bishop Lay The other three declined Go
accept the office
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

Hoe the Congo ssisusi situation is '-s'ae.i
~" Ca OuaNa


0eAsD HArGN. Aae o-As tle hrst 5sy
of September draas nesf. tae iocal polite
lans seem o. groe more active. espeo ais
chose aho sre conducting TIE Congressional.
boom ol the Hon Thomas saFidss Of Ot
taua county Mr -aVldse being quesfionei
i lie wss an oat and GA. candidate said
AL candidates lhat have So iar been sl,oken
of and wao have been asked this same
question haFv answered SO. 1 am uol b
candidate b4t oi course tuey would accept
u they have a cLaace From tlis il can
readily 0e seen THAR Mr. oaFllse would uol
refuse lAe lonor. acre they bestowed upon
him Tie OltaNa delegates ieel thal o-l4ma a
county should haFe fue privilege VI naming
the candidate. as Kent Conuty uas bad tAc
hou0rs The last lWo terms
The shifting c0anlenauce Of j1hu q. Zee.
of The Nes >is Aaus put in an appearance
Saturday nisht Nr Zee is o hustler and
has been hustlng ever since hls afFifal
he is booming Mr. houseman, bar az Sir.
Lee expressed himself OTTAWA delegates
seem 10 De solid for SaNise.
The more ardent supporters Of Nr. Say
idge say that as SIR Sayidse was strong
iayorite and supporter 90 Mr. HOusemau
four ears ago aid % s1me extent managed
his campaign aud secured him good vote
in Ottawa that ID viii not be Surprising ii
after the first ballot Nr. Holsezl&n Will re-
ciprocate and Withdraw in favor Of their
candidate Mr. Savidge. 4 nominated, viii
have strOag Republican support both in
this city and iu Spring Lake, Ai. home, and
would undoubtedly IS gei a majority lu Ottawa
cnuufV
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

The mayor ef issstsa Aecsaes 20 . Request
PROM ths Ceafrsl labor nion-

Eha HsFar o1 isssla4 AecsdeS 20 . ID 4assi
IRON the Ceatrsl labor nion-
Blas. Aug u-A committee from the
C.ntra LABOR aiou ~ this citg sa.tsd on
rhs Mayor tals morning Ia references 70
granting the emp.oges of tie cigy hoiHiay
lu Labor HoAaay Msnday. september
s. They hai personal iliefgiee Nith his
honor aai presented tie following formal
resuesC
iBo-los Avg 5o. 10 b. Hsaor. fhs Aigor
~ bsfsa -At 5 meeting Vi The commtttee
8u parade ana picnic IL the Central
Lt5or nion held on August IS con init
Tee 0f three. consisting oi a Miiiafd.
Joseph j iLlEard aud " brONn Aas
appointed -o draw up set u resolutions
askils that -ae cl-y govern nent a. "el a.
private employers grahr % - employees q
loI1ay. Hitlolt loss of pay, on labor
holiday Monday. september q. The fol-
loslug are th- resolutions adopted.
MHEaEas The tendency Of American lie
Is t1eard llrry aud waste " physical ener
~ 0Niag 90 long aOuTs ~ work and lacE ~
recreation and
NHsaEas. The necessity OF more holidays
Is often spoken % and adyOctet ln the
newspapers of our country A. remedial
agency In accordance With the BIO
lea. ilI-ncu0n, Thou shalt not
mulzlr th- ox thar treads out
tne grain therefore He recommend
tlaf the first Moniay ia September be 90
served by employers and employed and
made holiday oy The city government.
The Mayor consented 90 give al the city
employee. a holiday on that day that could
be- spared. aud be issued a. order 10 heads
pi departments t0 grant such holiday 20
a. many employees as possible.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

The murderer Wells. who has been
transferred from IpsiIanh % The county
Jail fsiEn. insanity AMI appears Indifferent
81 the consequences of his crime
A barn owned bg Horace Nash. four
miles north - Nicksbnrg VA. struck by
lightning snd burned on Sunday A stack
Of vhe.t near bv vas also burned The
barn Wa fhed with hay and uas insured
In a letter % the >t1t> RspifteIn f08se
Dr Rush ! shank. commander of -
Michizsn department q A r. reno1nces
the Republican party and joins the Fusion
ste Dr. shank fought for Colonel san
forts confirmation e. postmas er an Iln-
sins
The Nstiona F'ecfric lirhf Association
w bezin ifs thir3 annual convention in
Detroit tlfsv noon. If ts c3mpase3 ~
operators of electric hrhte and i1es ror Al
mis- manufactures except ss associate
members kho1f i've hundred campan 81
Vi he represented
5snr- Fevler senior member ~ the frm
- Tsm-s Favler & hr-. faantcrs ard
mafh.aists st 3fefrsif. dfe8 Sunday Fht AZ
ais res ieree BE hai heen in failing reaia
far some nuse sal iaHae fhe raa uon.h
rsn aed % b.s room Although e ns-
SERIOUS shers we're $50 esas ~ frs,s Gr.
sa1iar ~ F8sifr es8 Afei in fletrai.
f.r .srfF Fe Fesrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

Hell. Greeted with Much Enthusiasm on
ATS Route Throogh the 4. 4.


lsHrENING. Mich, Aug. 80 - Michael
Davitt passed through this city today on
his way th Hancock. where he speaks to-
night AT Negaunee he was met by bands
and deputation OF citizens. lie spoke for
i've minutes 10 about s thousand people,
who collected around the depot platform.
The statements made that the ancient
Order Of Hibernians voted not 10 attend the
E.canaba demonstration are authoritively
denied by officers OF the order. Ihey say
that feeling among the 4 O 10 Dnvitt and
Parnel IS Of the most cordial character.
Davitt was accompanied 10 Hancock By Dr.,
J. +. ScanlOn, .Of that city who was pre-
siding officer at the last State convention Of
the Ancient Order of Hbernians, held al
Grand Rapids in June. Davltt was met by
large crowds al all the cities and towns
along the line of journey from Escanabs to
Hancock.
IsIPEMING. Mich, Aug. 30.-The journey
Of Michael Davitt from Escanaba 10 Han
cock today was more alike triumphal pro
gress than an ordinary trip. lie was met
at nearly every station along the road by
bands aud crowds of people TO whom he
sometimes spoke and always showed him
self. Tonight he spoke TO large audience
at Hancock and will return 10 Chicago to-
morrow
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
LOADED FOR A BEAR.
The President starts for Hunting Tour
In Iupper Lake Region.

SARANAc INN. Aug 30-The President
and party left Saranac Inn this morning
for a hunting and fishing tour in the Tup-
per Lake region Col A H Belo, of the
Galveston Nclcs, aud Harry w Brown, Of
Philadelphia, accompanied the party. They
were taken down Saranac Lake on the steam
launch 10 Sweeney carry. From that
point their route will be across the
country. II is not yet decided whether
Mrs Cleveland and her mother will accom-
pany the party into the woods or await their
return az one of the hotels on the border Of
the wilderness. Mrs. Cleveland has ex-
pressed a desire TO rough 1t with the others.
In all probability she and her mother will
make the venture. 1t is said but few ladies'
IN the woods have ever had the courage to
undertake the jaunt. The party will be absent
about a week. The guides took along a
famous old Scotch deer hunter and dogs
will be procured along the route. The
Saranac guests gathered at the wharf and
waved bon rogage TO the party. Just prior To
Mr.. Clevelands departure, he was called
upon by Nathan Straus, of New York, who
entertained the President at his cottage on
the Saranac last year.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
BITS OF BASE BALL
Th3 Chicagos Lead the Vol
verines by Two Games.
The CLUBS SIlN0IsG UP TO DATE.
Detroit Secures New Catcher from
TIE Southern League - 4 New
Pitcher Taro~n in- New York
D-fea'ed bY 81 Louis

DETRoF Aux 3d. The management Of
class catcher, Il records are any criterion %
80 by Tue neS man i Thomas 0diien,
member of tae savannah CLUB who has
fine record as catcher. ani ihe reputation
of being as good a thr3wer Go the bases as
Bennett Giilen caught for Macon last year
aud made only eight err3rs in 81 games This
year hls batting average IS pa, while nls
lelding is U3l the new catcher Viii ar
rive tomorrow. aud may play ln one oi tie
New York games The management had
10 engage auother p.t.her 30 secure 6illen.
lie and - Dsy iormei .he Savannah bat
terry. ami w4l.e ihe Derroits had n0 use Tor
O'Day. Glel would not slgn unless both
were hired Sd both viii come 20 Detroit.
% Day has good record in the box
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

Five Men Killed and TWO Injured in a
Pcnn-y lVanis Mine.


Penn-J lNania Mine.
SCRANTON, Pa, Aug 30.-By an explosion
Of gas IN Fairlawn mine in this city this
forenoon. Hugh Conner, Edward Gaughsn
Michael Fayie, John Kerrigan and Edward
Pierce were killed. and Patri K Conner and
John Nofn were badly burned
AT the time Of the accident Jno. ii. Hosic
j. Gallagher were standing at the head Of
the slope and felt the rush oi the air out of
the mine caused by the explosion The only
occupants of the mine al the time We're the
party of five or SIX Hlners who had gone
INTO clear up their chambers Mine Inspector
Blewitt and Gallagher, with party immei-
lately entered the mine and fOund the party
who had gone before near the entrance OF
one of the chambers, q short distance from
the foot of an inside plane about one
hundred and fifty feet from where the
healing branches off. Pierce Hugh Con
nor aud Foyie were dead " hen found. John
Noflin was the first man brought out. lie
is badly burned on the face and arms
John kerrlSan died before reaching the
surface. though be did not seem So badly
hurt as some of the others John COnnOr.
the third one To be reached, was badly cut
on the head, knee and arm and has severe
burns on his face ami hands. The ire boss,
E1. Pierce lay dead about ten rods from
where the other men were found. There is
no knowledge as yet as 20 how the explos-
ion originated.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
MICHIGAN MATTERS
A Counterfeiter Captured by d
Detective at Lansing.
.0lVITT IN THE UPPER PENINSULA.
Death OF a Daughter OF Judge Hunt
ingtoa- Bold Robbery
Man d owned at
s.. Joseph.

LANSING. Aug. 50-Uniled States detec-
lives last evening arrested William Wand
sor flr passing counterfeit money. over
$500 la bogus gold coin. ranging from 81 %
$50 was found in his room. Mlndsor is
connected with gang II Eastern counter
letters. and has been working lAis vicinity
since last Fall The man had been known
here as Fred Harris Tue metal
vas nearly perfect duplicate of
genuine coin in appearance, It's light
weight being ali that would ensble any.
save expsrls, 10 decide that Il was queer.
very tangible evidence that Harris has
been making hay during al the sunny
days that be ha. acted H. wholesale dealer
in b0su. money In the State was found In
the chest In The shape Of certificates OF
deposit ia the Central Michigan savings
Bank amounting to over 81 4o.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
JOHN B FINCH TO Mr.. FRYE.
A sharp Letter 10 the Maine Statesman
Concerning Prohibition.

B0sIoN. Aug. 5O-Hou. John b. Finch has
address an open letter 10 Senator Frye,
in which he says. You are reported as hav
ing said a. HoultOn. Ne, that some Of the
Prohibition leaders are unblu.hing. i'm
pudent sc0undrels who are held by the
Democratic party 20 defeat the Republican
party. can hardly believe you
would utter such an impudent, reck-
.s-s lie. II you did Of course you
know there !. bat one OF Two things for you
to 10. viz. name the leaders and produce
the proof 20 sustain your charges, or stand
branded - a coward. You claim, aud you
are right that the Democratic party, being
in power p Mississippi aud other Southern
states is rssp1usibie for the violation Of the
election avs The Republican party
in Maine being in power IS
responsible for the violation or
the liquor laws Of your STATE. You must
think tas people of Maine are fools If you
think that after your prrry has allowed the
law ro 30 stamped under foot in Bangor for
years they viii take your political promi ses
to a1 something with0st ans guarantee.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
DONE Up BY eURGL.Rs
The knights Of the Jimmy pay Profes-
sional Visit To Akron.

AKRON, o. Aug. 30.-A gang Of burglars
did up the city ls.t night. They operated
on the residences Of Sumner Nash. eE-
County Clerk. p G Herrick. wealth crock
cry dealer. and J. 2 Wood, President Of the
titv National Bans Entrance. were
effected In professional manner and the
occupants chi0roiormed. Jswelry. silver
ware and money So the extent OF g 0oo was
Obtained. Haf dozen houses in another
part Of the city were ransacsed and booty
amounting 20 several hundred dollars car
med Of The police have secured a clue
90 the burglars and two officers have gone
in pursuit.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
At Prospect Park

BR0oSLYS, Aug. 30.-First race,
seven furlongs ST. BArnum, won; Santarita,
second, Pontiac. third time 1870. Second
sweepstake. for all ages, mile and furlOng,
Gleason won. Florence NJ. second; lorna
DO third. time l.594 Third race, mile and
"a flrlong. Precious won. DewdrOp, second
Jim Cray. third time lI2t Fourth race
three-quarier mile. Ba,cOmbs won; Fenton,
second. Almy third time l.l65. Fifth race
mile and quarter MiIiie won; Excelsior,
second. Falcon, third. time PIP Sixth
race. seven furlongs Marsh Redon won;
Calera, second. Princess, third, time 1.3O.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
.FR0MBEY0AD THE SEA
Gl-ui6 MACH.


Iaas. As -faace AleHani-r has
arrsei a-fe 4at E4s received Eltl grsst
enthusiasm far leal at s1c.rement
arer...s 81 -ala. aat lhsre has been come
so e. sr.ls .t Disorder 81 lilson l-il
t.r .lats OF s lo1 roda.s.a..I naF-
escaped Firn o. -lle- h- sls aearig
s.rir raef af al- clothing alt sustained eats
aua eouts-l tH- at tae hands 4i lle crowd,
ea.cl xll enforce lis ealaa uen- io bis
Del for SOME un- 10 Is expected mat the
military p.o.f-r- aglsest Alexander ail be
eseclfed hlr me .ifN ealrIiial.rs Hll
probably or taln-s.--l
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

Benjamin Eiwsn. Of Wayne County, Club
bed and Robbed bv Midnight Ni.itors

BeLLryuIE Mich. Aug 30 About mid
night last night two burglars entered the
house Of Benjamin ElweH. about three
miles south of this village one Carried a
dark lantern and the other a revolver and q
club They approached the bel whore Mr..
and Mrs Eweil were and strutk E'Well,
who IS SD years old. a stunning blow and
after gszring both the Old people they
pulled tbe hei from in 'front.' of The door of a
closet iu which Mr. Elweli kept small un
trunk. containing bis vsiuahies which
trunk. vith its contents. fh-v carried 0f
If contained f~a in gold sia in silver one
So gr.enhack AMI note, ana morteages to
the amount ~ $3.50
B0th Nr and Mrs FIweN are haiv
bruised Mr E.weli offers taH for Che ~
mrn Of the pr1pe IS and sH for the con
r..fian of The hrr1iar
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
Mr. PORTER OOEsN T BEL EVE IT.
The Assistant Secretary Of state Has Not
Heard OfaciaIly About sedgwick

WAsHrS4roy. Aug. So.-Assistant Secre-
fary % state Porter said emphatcally to-
night 'ha, be did not believe there was
word 81 truth in The Chicago Tines dis
patches about NJ Ssdgvick ihe special
envoy to Mexico sn3 az the - ate Depart
ment 3id noe credit the story, It had
ma Ia aud would make no inquiry
aaout it The department.. he said
bad beard from Mr. Sedgwick
about tne progress ~ his mission. but no
Information whatever hsi rssch.d The de-
ra-fment Ahont the alleged disgr.cefgl
ss spade - said ~ VI Seig-ics He IS
sn eToe Tent gentleman aud vel Cited f0r
ere mission ro which De vss appointed
tt fae hofe' where be BOARDED aud among
h.s friends ln t1is city Who are eminentlv
-esueersh.e NJ .eigwics besrs the highest
reputation
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
SINS or VETERANS
Preparations Being Made foe the National
Coav-ntiOn at Buffalo.

BUFFALO Aug 80 The national conven-
ton u the sons Of Veterans TO be held in
this city during the present week, will open
tomorrow morning al Casino theatre. The
first session will be confined % routine bus
iness. Ia the evening a public meetin.
viii be- held az which an address Of welcome
0v the Mayor viii be delivered, followed
Dy . response by Gen. Waller ;. Payne
Commander in Chief Addresses will also
oe made by Congressman Farquhar, Col.
Fred Grant and o5ner-. The grand parade
Niil take place Thursday and IN the evening
Nil be- had the prize drill. On Friday an
excursion TO the falls will be
given. The city is being gany decorated
ln honor Of the visitors. Commander-ln
Chief r. g. Carlisle and staff arrived yester-
day from Fo.toria, ohio, and among Others
expected tomorrow are Col Robert t. Lin
coin. Inspector General Abbott, of Chicago;
Col = Walker. Of Indiana; Col. Revision,
of Michigan. and Col Macarthur. OF Denver,
ffnl
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
SUDDEN DEATH MANlsTEE.
An Actor Dies on the street-was To Have
Been Married Tonight.

tft-lal9t = Ttt Tt-t-tta- -tr7N-s.
MASIsrEE, Mich, Aug. 3O.-John Bond,
of Fort Wayne, Ind, came to this city from
Toledo on the afternoon train, and in riding
from the depot 10 the hotel died of hear [
disease He was an actor and was 10 open
an engagement at the Palace theatre. He
was thirty years of age and was TO have
been married thI. evening TO lady of the
troupe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
lightning ut stanton.

.tltt TO fe- 1r---tAN--ttA-1
STANTON, Aug. 30.-During severe cleo
trical storm in this vicinity yesterday bolt
Of lightning entered the central telephone
Office in this city, destroying all the instru-
ments and burning most of the furniture in
the room. But for the prompt action Of
parties who happened 70 see the stroke
enter the office disastrou. conhagration
would have occurred.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
A Dead BndY Fomnd.

ttt--.-It = ~ ft-tlftN- t-tt-1
ST JOSEPH, Mich, Aug 30.-A body found
on the beach one mile south of here yester-
day has been identified as that of a man
about thirty years old who was seen wan
dering about town and acting strangely sew
eral days ago. He was identified as NJ. Fry
by a letter in hi, pocket which was ad-
dressed to John Fry, Lafayette, Ind
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

Nj CLEMENS. Mich, Aug 3O.-Fire was
discovered early this morning in VIM. Jes-
mund's saloon, in the Groesbeck building.
The saloon was Quilted Of its contents but
the FIRE was soon extinguished. and the
building not much damaged The fire was
Of incendisry origin. Jesmund had an in
surauce Of 81 600.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

secretary Fsirchiid Asks for the Voluntary
Surrender of Three Per Gents.

WAsHIvsroN Aug. 3a.-loday invita-
non from Ac.ng Secretary of the Treasury
for ih- voluntary surrender of per cent
bonds is iue fn tbe facf tlst - iiftle money
taf-n olf of the treasury and put nfo
circulation bv regular call. il fhs bonds
are presented in su'h sent amount to justly
.urh SETON fhe rme sni hmit of le isf
notice viii doubtless ceEfendei instesd 0f
issuing bond CALI The Secretary action
is unprecedented hut no legal ohsia e
presents frseIf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
HERE AND THERE ON THE TRACK
Interesting Races Yesterday st Brighton
Eeach and EI-ewhere.

Beach and Elsewhere.
BRiGHroN BEACH, Aug. 30.-The first race
today was three-quarters Of 4 mile Fan
attic won NentilatOr, .; Milton. 5; time,
lis Second race, one mile Compenss-
ton. /. Marmaduke. ,; Royal, 3; time. 1.46.
Third. one mile Ram Lai. l. Ballot. ,;
Peter L. 3. time. l.45. Fourth, seven fur
longs Harry Russell, 1, Joe Murray, >;
Nlmrod. 3. time l.3l. Fifth race three
quarters Of a mile. Red Ruck. l. LenOra ,;
treasurer. 3. time. 1.514. Sixth, hurdle
handicap miie-and-a-quarter Burr OAK, /;
Mentm0re ,, RushbrOok, 3; time, 2.l9i
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

Mason, Aug. 29-Mis, Grace only chill /
Of Judge and Mrs. George NJ. Huntington.
died this evening of diphtheria, after five
days sickness. aged Is. Miss Huntington
Wa, a very estimsble young lady. She had
been student at Mt. Holyoke Seminary at
Kalamazoo and va. intending 10 have re-
turned thi. week to school
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
Lightning at Ot.ego.

Or,Eoo, Aug. 30-The fine residence Of
Geo. B Norton. on the North side. was
struck by lightning yesterday. one chin
ner was demolished, and the plaster and
furniture badly injured The whole fam
lily we're more or les. stunned by the shock
Mrs Norton being struck TO the floor. The
damage will not exceed 500.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
Kansas city-wa.hinston.

KANSAS CITY. Aug Co.
Innings 3 .
Kansas City. o o o @ o o O. =
Washington. l. o O o o o.
Base hi,s-Kansas City, 10; Washington
13
Errors-Ksnses City, 8. Washington, T.
Batteries Whitney aud Ring for Kansas
City; Shaw and Gllllgan for Washington.
Umpire Pesrce.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

FrFuHn DrIr- tIr% tHicFIaIhrH N H-uu
sIyis by london Bretnrsn.
Los0os Aug sU "A banquet under the
slsplces vi lle socia. democratic leaders Of
london vas given % The pa.stial dining
t0 lhe French delegates who were recently
seut ro London oy the Government of
France to srlfg -le British industries. The
guests represent Dozen different national
ties H N hynlnan. che .ea.ier of the
iolf--l su.la. isrs. pres. ..led. 4 naVYv ariired
.n varkilg -aro occupied che place Of y .ce-
fhsf-rrtar
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

LovnoS. Aug W-rhe Dtiy ie'sJrEpss g
Cairo dispatch says lhal 900 Dervishes are
camoed short distance south III Wady-
Haa Fuauves from the camp report
lsr tE1 EngIishnlea are held as prisoners.
cd W Dgrhman. Nh0 became detached from
Genera. ~leNarIs desert column and fell
into the hands % tl- Arabs. one of the
prisoners. ls supposed ir0m the meagre
description of his appearance. ETC.. given by
tle fl.uses to oe Ge-dln the missing
correspondent With General Stewart.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
RaItimnre-Rrnoklrn

BALTIMORE. Aug 30.-
Innings- ? 3 4 ) Is g.
Baltimore, o ] o o o % o. .
BROOKLYN. o o o o. 3
Base hits-Baltimore !. Brooklyn. Z
Errors Baltimore. 4. Brooklyn, 3.
Pitchers-kilroy and Parker
mpire- K ieibacher
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
Cbicago-Phlladslphia

CHICAGO, Aug 30
Innings > 3 5 Z
Chicago. : 3 o o s-13
Philadelphis. @ o q o , Go
Base hits Chicago. -; Philadelphia, e.
Errors-Chicago. l3; Philadelphia H.
Batteries Garrison, Kelly and Anson.
for Chicago; Casey and Cusick, for Phila-
delphis
Umpire-P0wers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
Browns-Cincinnsti.

ErrOrs-BrOwns. 3. Cincinnati, 3.
Batteries -Carruthers and BushonE Irv-
ing and Baldwin.
Umpire-kelley.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
The following American Association
games were played yesterday:


STATEN ISLAND. Aug. 80 --
Innings 8
Athletics, o o @ o o.
Metropolitan. 4 % o o o o o o o. 1
Base hits-Athletics. 10. Metr0poliians, l.
Errors-Athletics, 3; Netropohtans. 2
Batteries-Hart and o Brien. Mays and
Reipechlager
Umpire-Nalentinc
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

ST Louis, Aug 30
Innings > 3 g s
- Louis o ] o o.
New York o o o o o o. 3
Base Hifs-St Louis. - New York. L.
Errors-St Louis. II; New York. O.
Batteries For St Louis Kirby and
MYERS. For New York, Welch and Daily.
mpre-BOyle.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31

The following statement shows the stand
ing Of the clubs in the National League to
date.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-31
Detroit Boston.

DETRoT. Aug. 50-
Innings, . 5 Is
Detroit, % o % % ] O.
Boston. % o -
Base hits-Detroit. ? Boston. TO-
Errors Detroit, 6. Boston. 5.
Baueries-Conwa and Cancel for De-
troir; Hemmerman and Madigan for Boston.
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