Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-24
AMONG EASTERN CITIES.
81. Ieuls Brswnn win the
worlds ChamplenahIp.
ms cAsrsAnsn q chlsaEo-Tnisrsutinx
Rsllraaa xah 81 Nav York --Gsy-
sszu - snnmervills - TIE
Fnrmlngton RiFs.

e. Ko4is Rrswns she Champasan
81. Loum, Oct. 8.-Tbs sixth and
uhat proved 10 Be the decisive Raml
belgesn tee Chicaena and the ST. LauiI
Browns Was bY far the closest and n1oal
exciging Of tie series. Although the sky
WAs ossfeasi with thrsatoni1R eloadI
Which promised rain af any moment, q
crowd early began 10 arrive on thl
grounds and continued 80 paaF through
khe gates long after the Rane was vel
under way. Iha attandnnoe was aliQha
u larger than that Of yesterday, ths
total reoeipia baing $500. This mads
lha tstal am0unf wgn by the g. Louis
el1b by the result Of the game, sl8 30.
-. of which San $65sa 3 waa taken ID
e Chieago and t6566 IS 6 s. Loaia
Before he game haRan, Mr.. III. ClaS
8exion. On behalf Of the members ol
the MsRchants' Exchange. presented Mr.
BuahonR. pitcher Of The Browns. With q
handsome silver service and Captains
Anson and Comisky With q b01uuel,
Fer umpire. Grace Pierce of the League
staH bad been aelected. His v0iae was
weak and hia decisions throuRhout the
game gave rather paor satisfaction. AT
precisely ESQ ths game began With the
ChieaRos at the bat. Before the end Of
the hrst inning it became evident that
e vas 10 be battle between the pitch
err. CiaFkson and CaFFutheFs, the crack
pitchers Of lhs respective clubs, we're In
splendid condition.
Neither side scored n the Hrst innine
and only ons man reached hrst base
0'Neil, Of IS. xlonia, Who cot % AFsa on
passed bAlls. For the ChicaQos, In she
second inning. PfeifeR hit safe 20 right,
stole neccnd, reached third on q passed
ball, and came home on Ryan'a hit. IA
the fourth inniER, PfefleF sent tie ball
under the seats behind center hsld for
q home run, and IN the sixth inning
made she third and last run for the visi-
tors b. getting 10 third on 9 bic which
passed between the legs Of both Robin.
son and Welsh, and coming homs on
Wiliiamaon'a fly 10 Welsh.
Up 10 the eighth inning tha Sc. Louis
elnb bad not made bic nor gnt hut one
man on hFsa. In this inning however,
OCmiskey get 10 hFst base on q safe hit
20 right. Then Welsh bit 20 Burns,
Who threw the ball past Anson. allowing
O0misky 20 score. After Fouiz and
Robinson had retired on hies, BnshonQ
took hrss on balls. and Latham, By .
three BAG hit. bFouaht IN sWO runs.
Latham, however, oReEran third and
was touched out. CarFnthers retired
the MAE By going out a. Grgt on q little
and the crowd went Wild. TIE ninth
inning yielded no runs for either side,
though Burns made two base hit.
ChigaRos, IN the tenth inning, retired
IN one, two, three order. For the Sc.
Louis team. Welsh bis safe past second
base. Fontz hit 10 Williamson, Who
fumbled the ball, letting Welsh 70 Sec
ond. Robinson vent oat AZ iiFst. Welsh
going 70 third and coming IN with the
winning run on q wild pitch The
crowd Immediately rushed on she heid
Ia the highest state Of excitement and
and the Worlds Cham
pions were carried from the grounds on
the . onldeFa Of their admirers. Fol-
lowing 10 the score: Chicaaos 81 %.
Louis, 4.
The Pretehtant Episcopal Convenilon.
CHIcA0o, OCT. 2s.-The House of Dep
ntiea Of The Protestant Episospal Church
resumed its lAoors this morning.
Rev. DR.. Clarke presented the report
Of the COMMITTEES on Memorials OF De-
ceased Menbers. the reading Of which
vas accompanied By religious services.
After receiving messages from the
House Of Bishops. the House went into
Of The whole 10 consider
questions affse ing litarQioal revisiona
The special topic was the alterations
and additions proposed for adoption By
this canon. These changes differed
from the alterations and addit ons hith-
erto considered. Unlike the latter GLASS,
they require three years for the hnal
ratification OF che fora adopted 81 the
last Convention, and submitted 20 Dio.
oesea.
The book Of notifications vas con
cured In, the House Of BishCps already
having decided 10 its favor. For The
order how the paAlteF ia appointed TO
be read, and the order how che rest Of
holy acFiptaFe ia appointed 10 be read, "
the general order "canoerninQ che
service Of the church." including an
table Of proper psalms and
table OF selections Of psalms, ia substi-
tnted By the action Of the Deputies.
Much new material, not only IN form
bot In substance, ~ afforded and the
net result is marked enrichment Of
q portion Of the Prayer Book, containing
what is permissive and mandatory 10
the service Of the church. Further Ee-
vision Of the book will be acted upon
Monday.
HnteFeaaing Railroad Talk.
NHw Yoax. Ooa. 28.-Ths Directors Of
the Northern paoido Railroad Company
have appointed q neW Second Vice Pres
ident for the Paeiho Coast 20 reside a.
Tacoma. AdBs Anderson, the present
Chief Engineer Of the company, vas
selsctad. TWo oommiitsaa have also
been appointed 70 endeavoF 70 soouFe
an adinetment of disputed accounts BE-
tween the hoFthern Pacific and the
Oregon and TfeBasontinenfal Company
and 10 adjust upon the relations be-
tween the Northern Paoiho and she
Oregon Railway and NaviGation Com
paniea. In shese STEPS the friends Of
the Oregon Compans see q prospect of
the resumption % more harmonious 70
lafions between these systems. bot he
Oilcera of the Ogeesn Company are not
prepared YET 10 admit the probability
81 an adjustment. Il 4 undeFutood that
promiuens Dirsot Of The Unloa Pa.
silc ere lookinR uith more favor on the
suggestion es \ leaaa Of The Oregon
Rail AZ aud Navigation Company BY
ihair Short Lins. thoagh no formal 60
ti0n has been taken.
Gegsers az summeFviiie.
CHknIEsroR. Oot. 23-The deyslop-
msnt Of The eeyseFa a. Hammerville by
yesterdays ahocka Il corfobaFated, bat
iho keFaseae Ell found 10 The water ie
explained by ths fact that the refuse
ftom 4 eFsosotina oil factory has been
npsiad into drain IN which the ReY-
seFs arEeared. Toe vateF did nut aproul
up very hiah fFou most of the Reyears,
bue u is reported that wafer waa thrown
up fully thFee feea from oua of ther
near the Ashley River. Tue wAteT Il
A. cold as Ice and as elsar ~ q crystal
uamaEe ne summeFvtIIe
A diapaich reports that The DAMAGE
a Suwmssviile b. The shock yesterday
afternooa Was greater thAn ~ 6rsi
stated. ssvsntdye chimnsys viii hava
10 s0ue down
North of eammaEyilla, aeyaarg have
bean discovered uhera ely watel
spfoats % soutinnonsly. The water hes
a. odof simiiar 10 keFesana. and Il 4
aooompanied BY 6ne sand af didereni
onlnEs. It's people dt The t0wn aFs
thornnehlY w0Fked up aaMim and Rra4l
a. "a