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Kerosene ln PoyItrY-Yards.

The many uses that II (kerossns)
may be put toin the yard. make II an
indispensable article to be charged to
the expense account. and no other
articles will 70 enhance the profit oi
the pouliry-yards - kerosene diiigsnt-
~ and intelligently used. For paint
ing the inside Of nest boxes for sitting
hens there 10 nothing equal to 1t. a
It surely kills all ysriniM with which
1t comes in contact and prevents all
vermin from entering the nest until Il
10 entirely esaporated. which. II the
crude oil IL used. will give tho hen
ample time TO hatch her brood A
few drops In the drinking water. 90
casionally. has . good cff.ct upon the
general health Of the flock. and for
colds or roup there Is nothing better
II carefully applied. Scaly legs may
be cured by simply wetting the legs
Of tho fowls affected. OCCASION ally,
and the .crude oil u best IN this case
also ~ It takes much longer time TO
evaporats. When tho crude oil Il not
readily obtained. some kind at heavy
oil or grease should b. mixed with
the kerosene to stay evaporation. A.
. remedy for eholers ithas been high
y ~ commended = Cesstry Gsssls.
man ~.
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Evanuelist Arrested.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 26.-Henry q. Hill,
q temperance evangelist, who has been as
sisting Francis Murphy in Buffalo In the
Blue Ribbon cause, was arrested yesterday
on complaint Of Lizzie Liefenbach, aged
seventeen, who swears that on February
10 Hill followed her into the kitchen Of
Mrs. Broad's residence, where she is EN-.
ployed as servant, and attempted to as
sault her. Mrs. Broad says that Hill has
obtained between $500 and S4O0 from her
on false pretenses, and that she intends to
prosecute him.
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Women will Mot vote.

BosToN, Feb 24.-The Senate to-day
spen, two hours in debating a motion to
reconsider the vote Of Thursday whereby
the Senate refused to substitute a bill
granting women the right to vote on
the license question. The motion was
lost by a nay and yea vote Of l6 to 16, Pres
ident Boardman voting no, and breaking
the tie
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To Marry q Red skin.

81. PAUL, MIMI, Feb. 28-Pierre, Oak,
has social sensation, growing out Of the
approaching marriage Of Miss Belle Cora
Fellows, of Washington, whore she 10
highly connected, her father holding Q
prominent position in the Pension Depart.
ment. The bridegroom-slect is Chasks, .
worthless full-blooded Sioux Indian, who
has spent much time In the guard-hous
for stealing. Miss Fellows makes no So
cret Of her intentions, and the day il set
for March 16
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Asphyxiatsd win Goa, Gas

NoRwALK, O., Feb 26.-John Honahan,
a well-known contractor Of this city, who,
with his wife, were aspbyxiated by gas
escaping from q coal stove last Wednes-
day night, died this afternoon. HIS wife,
who is in critical condition, 1t 10 thought
will recover.
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Expjosjon Of 4 Still

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. PA still at tho
Atlas Oil Refinery in this city, containing
$500 barrels of oil, exploded about ten
O'Clock this morning, doing damage to the
extent Of q, 500 and instantly killing an
employe named Charles Swanson. Super.
intendent McGrady was also severely in
iured by the shock.
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FOU NTAIN
-BRAND0@
FINE OUT AND PLUG.
lnoomparab1y the Best.

APPMssa wonders exist in thousands Of
"I forms, but are surpamed By the
HTT mAfvSis Of invention. Th0ae who
OtSu. are in ueed Of profitable work that
can be done while living at home, ahOuld ct
oncs send their address 10 Hallett 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine. aud receive free, full infOS.
nation how either sex. OF all ages, eau earn
from e6 TO s26 per day and upw ards wherever
they 1ve. You are started free. Capital mot
required. eome have made over 80 In q
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..RlInkx,sn lima Exiandad.

PAlxEsvILLE, O., Feb. A.-To-day the cir.
cult court granted "Blinky" Morgan, one
Of the Ravenna rescuers, now in the peni-
tentiary awaiting execution, q suspension
Of sentence until his motion for new trial
10 heard. Morgan was to have bees
hanged March 49,
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Au. 8. Prisoner Shot.

Columbus, O., Feb. 26-Franklin Stump.
u. B. prisoner from Cincinnati, was shot
in the head by guard and instantly killed.
Stump refused to be punished and assault
ed the guard with hammer He was un-
der an elsven-year sentence tor passing
counterfeit money.
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When you or any Of your friends are
suffering from i'll health indicated by
urinary sediments, indigestion, blood
impurities and general weakness, re.
member that DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparills will surely restore your
health. No other remedy 10 equal to it.
Therefore refuse any substitute drug
gist may offer, and insist on his procur.
ing this medicine for you. Sold BY Sey.
bert 4 Go.
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Panic In q syaasesus.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-A dispach from War.
saw says that panic was caused In .
Jewish synagogue there yesterday by
false alarm Of hre, and that in the strug-
BILE TO escape four women were killed and
sixteen other persons seriously injured.
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The spooks and goblins that delight
To fin with terror all the night;
That stalk abroad in hideous dreams
With which dyspepsia's fancy teens,
Will never trouble with their ills
The man who trusts in Pierce's Pills.
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
let's: = vegetable, harmless, painless,
sure
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Probably no one thing has caused
such q general revival Of trade at Ssy-
bert 4 Co.'S drug store - their giving
away TO their customers Of 90 many free
trial bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Their trade ID simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that It always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis, Group and oil throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. Ypu
can test it before buying BY getting .
trial bottle free, large sise 81. Every
bottle warranted.
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schoeee, wreck.I aaa LIyes Le,t.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb 26-The schooner
Nellie Bowers. from Rockport reported
wrecked OF Richmond's Island. Captain
Somers, two mates and the cook are ~
ported drowned, four Of the crew being
saved. No particulars are ct hand.
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yraess q casess.

LONDON, Feb 26-A dispatch from Ben
Rsmo says that the German phvdADians in
attsndaacs On the Grown Prince Of Ger.
many have discovered with the microscope
caposroas matter in the phlegm coughsd
up BY The patient
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CuAsTANoo0A, TxNn., ysh 2A-A uttle
dauebtss u Jsnss NeAsdFewA, ef tbis
eity,Vas blttss ~ . ns1 ~ Will Daayiag
49, ~ ha0e ~ afossneea. ~ Aeg 3
eem = iesUa ~ eGAs - senoe1 pssh
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4 psEp. SEATED, HOLLOW cousa
; 10 an indication Of consumption.

AssNAsSsssA0sA
Don't be persuaded TO believe such
. cough owes iu origin to other
causes than weak and decaying
lungs, and then make the mistake
Of doctoring kidneys and liver, thus
delaying q possibility Of recovery.
A nutritive diet 10 essential in ef-
fecting q cure; also the use Of D.
INisfar's 6aisam Of Mid Cherry to
soothe and heal the lungs and the
bronchial tubes, to diminish the
tendency to cough, to check fur
ther decay. and to invigorate the
whole pulmonary system. Il has
cured and ,0iH cure just IN proportion
b he number Of persons ,Oho use 4
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HoTlCH 10 hsrsby, given thas the under.
IN eigned has neen duly appointed and
Eltsabeth Fetitory, late Of Htehland county, |,
Ohios deceased. Q. W. HAwkn.
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4 Adnainistrator's Notice.

NTOTfCE 10 hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been duly appointed and
tue estate OF Daniel r. Roads, late Of HiGhs
land county Ohio. deceased. q. N. ROADS.
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eaak oNelaI, ialIslel. .

CncmxATL Feb. A.-Ths U. q grssa
lnsy has returned indictments against
Preshent Means and vice President NJ.
Camp u Tie lsts Nstropolitaa Bank.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and al skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cares piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect Satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Eeybert 4 Co.
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Ham. Mos, Feb. - -Hsil ysturns froa
oceenA cousty. show that u has Gone ses
loeal option. making thirty-one eeuntisa =
thie otate - fas declared dry.
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A handful of common sense ID worth
Q bushel OF learning.
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Better be poor and live than rich and
perish.
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Do not suffer the grass to grow under
your feet.
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Ahandsome woman il . jewel; . good
woman u treasure
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l620.-Negro slavery introduced into
this country by the Dutch.
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NNe veOaOM ssas sss1 Asas.: sis.,:
= vsrssntsd. = hsesass y j ~ ~
Wood C5spass11oa kn0wn. 4 w1u pogl.
eys1y euB6 ~ N1ee1 ptJDees6, Feyl0eo tho
vAs1eVs1an,enA thegeaG4ly tS6)6s upfne
eenGla1atioa, 1snsuhqss wo0oAs9n6epie
0assstt 1ses.. 1suGalsae.
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Do what you ought, let come what
NAV
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Without hearts there is no home.--
Byron.
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Never eat heartily when tired to death.
Backlen's Arnica Salye.

Sweet marjoram is . native Of Portu'
gal.
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Guysott's Ssrsapsrilla and Wistar's Balsau
sold IN Hilsboro By 6sybert d Go.
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Strike while the iron is hot.

No cross, no crown.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
PICKED FOR PLEASURE.

A roUTHFuf applicant for graduation, on
being asked the other day " What does his
tory teachg' answered. sThat the United
States never has been whipped, and never
viii be"
Ma, do fiziology say yere dat de human
body an imposed of free-fourth watah- I"
"Waal you bettsh mosey OF TO school an
git outen dat hot sun, ur fus ting you know
yo' be vaporatin'."
MlsrREss lat brsakfast)-"B Bridget, I told
vou to always bake the potatoes, not fry
them Bridget" Y1s. mum, but it's not
mesilf that can ate baired petatys silvia
moruins in the wake.n
PAPA brought home box OF sugar-coated
pills, and placing it on the rnantes, said TO
mamma that the doctor pronounced them
excellent for the digestion. Mamma said
Bertic, ~ 0ias rrc got tie Digestion"
A WESTERN paper publishes an appeal by
a young lady for situation as teacher in
which she says: - was eddicsted Ia Gus OF
our leading sensinaries, and have my SER
tificates. and If you can assist me pleeze
write and let me no, and lie get ready at
onct."
A YOUNG gentleman having more money
than Latin, was invited to make one OF .
yachting party on Lake Michigan On the
voyage he became very III He begged 10
be put ashore When he reached the land
he said with a sigh Of relief: Boys, YOU
can have all the sailing you want; but give
me teyTd Gotta
GENT believe you are tha man Of whom
bought this cane" Proprietor" Yes,
sold you that cane" - Aud you said the
handle was of genuine ivory, and find that
it IL artificial" "I can't help IL, sir. i'm,
port my ivory direct from Ceylen. and the
only explanation that can give Is that tho
elephants have taken 10 wearing false
tusks."
A YoUxs man gave graphic description
OF narrow escape that be had recently
from an enragcd bull: " seized him by
the tail,'' he exclaimed; 4" an there ] was.
was afraid TO hold on, and ds 'sn't let go =
" Between the horns Of a dilemma. as j;
weres' vcntured young Lady, very much
interested NO, mann" replied the
young man 81 wasn't between the horns
at al az besides, he wasn't = dilemma, he
was a Jersey
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
NOTEWORTHY NOTES.

TIE United States has ar area Of 3,sff,-
s47 square miles. Canada, s.S<7 -es5 sqasrs
miles All the British Possessions in North
America. including bermuda have al area
OF 3. $50. ~ square miles.
TIE new 1nusSn steamship. the City of
sew York. Is warranted by her builders t.
be unsinksble That j.. ous CONDITION lad
down Ia the contract By the company was
that she should pc unsuitable. sltbeurn she
is Of iron and has a capacity Of le.5Se tons
TBr Dead Letter Offce received zso5.-
on letters last year. for about third Of
which owners were discovered. Money e
The value ef o. .7e5. T5a was found IN II 5ss
lefters These fgnr~< show the necessity
cf care in directing letters and seeing that
they are stamped. as well - Indicating On
ths outside by some means whe sends them.
THr farmers ~ Ievance County. MIch,
have telegraph system n theiT Own.
which has grown from > wire c0Bnectzn z
two neixhbors- houses - circuit of sixty
FIVE mics and ninety Offices. mostly IN farm
houses and vlilare storcs. b-If pcst. freicfi
and newsrzper os3ces are con.sr1ed eeods
are breoght. the ooctor cegsd. family news
erchsrz~s ana -scial outsits nesxs sen
over TIE Ene IN advance ~ ths newspapers.
M~x vTeTezrS. who is ksovn al ever u.
ceztireDt IS 'tae strpngest wonsn r. ne
wori6. sza Is sometimes spekrn # ~ s'rss
f4rszls Herru5csr - q nseeism helEh Z
VIII 8 Etrlish grscefal 6gure sDs nofhkAz
be~o-1l lesn fockfnr aoo1f bsT- Tef sbe rcaa-
Iv iiffs = tesss@ns pssnss Her stre8TtA
Il vao5tT the resaa - cssT sfh's-fc Ea.7-
iu7 siu-e vsatn a si8galsr fhsng IS thst
80 eass sut i1f1ls rzeat. ErefeFrinE ssrfs
ard fop1 Exxs are her zztn 3ist. zes sAs
~s~~~~vs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

A dispatch Of August 3 from Des Moines,
SAYS Des Aoioes baseball cranks are
mourning over the sale Of Quinn, The star
seooad b2sSnsn. u the bOstOn team The
0esl has oeen gong ou for sonne tune, ana
WAS brought "a focus this morning. Quinn
gOes - Boston, and Des Aolnes gets $50
for Dis release. Some time ago the nrem-
Oers of the club, ns4rsHg tnst there was =
prospect for some one To De sod. entered
into sn agreement 70 stick tue season oat
togetaer, Oslt when saey learned that Quinn
could better himself financially they de-
cided 20 let hin out Of The agreement He
gets 81 ,0o0 out Of he deal himself IN addi-
ton 70 the price paid for MS release. Quinn
MAS on the ground this afternoon when the
game with the Dayenp0rts was called and
was presented with ahandsoae horal horse
shoe, the gift of his fellow ne mDers Of the
team
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Ea<s rezlngs ne ~ 8 ss&s tEey zef &c
lim 81 lF9sa i4st f4l "a 1eF Aes e1
- es1 sllzz aaa 3iE gFezt - - LoSs - -
port Yea Ger Ahe sSls aias te e % ~ors
and sigo t1e meu ne srsI sre2k Szz
asa3e Ezs, Ezllir@-iy. for CsaasksE
He1 E4V.. s@sa he, IN ARE sae
noW re- bss.sess-
Al rsght. gn.a sd conmy, n reply,
= HazE . ~
= I nat . s.gn yol. slur5eo eat IN
Eczi2y dl1n I fzlat. o.4t be e4ketly fs4 n
VIA the f0z cf 11e cSse 4nc such chsss
- DC ed JiD II those aegotlzta8Bs @zs czl-
ealzted - acc tee years to Girs hfe.
Flnaiiy i'm wsnt - eesBsir - fc1 der Aas
zad anl14te6 Ms tro1ole
20 he'd mlf yoa. shoated cars, GO
9tzky's a. Figbt slgn dsG oder yons I"
A matter ef fart Coniszey OWES st0ez Z
tAe eiuo. oat Gif a@sE 1>know g.
Everyday covn here - paling Tor Co
miskey 2nd ia me1 NssoaFi : wholly
ORA 20 TIE Browns and peopls pay no more
&tfeatioa 70 Kansas Cltys ts&m tasn II ig
~sFe thousand mlies away ! have quite
. rough une of Il oecsage an znxious TO
see ny oid team Ene CincIBR4tIs. get
taere. Carthage residents d0n't seem 70
reallze nov I can hve n Missouri snd Ect
- a. 4Gaerest of ths Browns
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Cleveland dispatch says Mr. Spslding
VIII have 20 hire two men for John Wards
all-Americsn team 70 90 20 Australia with
the Chicsgos. Comiskey and Robinson, OF
the Browns. were assigned positions IN IL,
out Comiskey says; - shall not go. The
trip : too long, aud We are almost sure OF
having % play for the worlds champion
snip. II we do, Robinson will not 60, either. I"
ST. Louis will not get sumbert. too Zanes-
vile pitcher. GAINESVILLE will not give him
oig share Of the 81 so Won der Ahe was
TO pay for his release, and Won der Abe now
repents bis bargain and don't think that
Gumeert would 40 for the association class.
tits only strong points are speed and good
control Of tue ball de was 70 have received
s40O monta from ST. Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
INDUSTRIAL EXTRACTS.

xE& Eaza. fszt1re - sosp troa alive a. -
- y begsn ss N4sse04l Cafy, Cal
Il = reportso tn2t tSsa0.ase egFtoawoo1
kxees nasS bees p.A2tsa Il SeQza& k.x-
49, sA4s sssE
II = stasea ta4t over saeos ross plzats
az 4ap4zLg izapertaa iase AASEles. 1re-2
kzE 424 kArs2es 4a1 he-l&sa
oSE Hekekxo no4a SaESzs ~ers sasSty
s.ap1se1 fre-a AszS lseEry. ~. - 64s&sS
AFrss. IL tAs ArEa1t1ze h.sgeezsc
EzxxsS sesDa-zD . ruoUs4KD eozsn = ths
esaaastssa aEHber II o@Es ii ps~.a4ss ta4t
~24 - P&o<ec - E4it@ore. As-, tAs se@-
seA
las culture q opl2m y . Be 4oa@d e
t1e .aN~stries u FloTaaa Il - estimated
sn.l slxtsan e.snts Ma pTOoUce a. sance.
2Da t1@l az 4ers NJ 4eoro prons ~ g. 80
ksssFEsS seSrs 49, ths CnIseo stsses
pGfea4ssd Alaska fron kassl2. psy Rz
= .So3ooe fer Aer Dalas EaEt sUe she
sa.l fisheries sse1s have Rslteo gAs Oes-
ernneat * 0sa,ooo
AsSAa hkEAszrEf. TIE great sAuE gerasn
California yslRe- grower. Is reI~rted &c nave
sid taAg pure C4llfor2l4 WI1e exn be iala
dOwa IN New York as eAssp ss beer. He
snd others estimate the C&bfsrnl& N1se
crop tnis year III 81 ooo, go g-lloss
SoNE .iae@ u ths exssDt " tae ClArk
tATs4d works ~ Newark may &c gstLsTea
from tie fact tL.4t SA tkss &Enesl oxe4rslsn 81
The employees 70 kshbury Park Saturday
Il took s. ears 70 carry the party. There
We're altogether. men, women ana children
about 5. so persons
Tia trst iron made ia New Jersey wac al
q place Just south Of TreItoE, from tle
ll1onIte or beg Gar that sbounds IA thst
section, and the first forge master vs.
Governor Lewis Morris, who c@ne - Non-
mouth from Barbados before the year
ls50. When the revolution came On the
iron men had grown shl1ull enough 20
make cannon and shells Tor the oonUBen-
tails. slso 6ig shallow pans in which 20 eysp-
orate sea water and supply salt when the
foreign article WAS cut on
rHE great pipe line from Lima, O.. 10
South Chicago for the trans portatson Of oil
is Completed The lL8e consists Of an eight
inch wroaght-iron pipe 20 miles III lengisr
IL was constructed At cost of q 600 per
mile The on VIII De forced 10 Chicago by
means Of powerful pumps St the Ohio end,
and Il wlil take three days 20 pass through
tue pipe To iii the pipe viii take 72,0o0
barrels of oll, and the hae will have = ca
pacity OF Loo barrels or about 10000 gal
Ions per hour. The lane is the property OF
the Standard OIL Company.
A COMPANY has been formed in Pitts
burgh, Pa, with a capital of sl -0oo,ooo for
the purpose Of operating TN mine in Mex
100 near Durango. A tract Of land has been
purchased covering an area Of ten miles
square. An expert who assayed the ore
says II viii yield from twenty-five 70 thirty
five per cent. tin, which is the largest n
tbs world. A nGmber of factories Will DC
started soon to manufacture tln, and II rs
believed that the product from England,
which amounted 70 81 ,0Do,0oo last year,
VIII be shut out entirely after the different
works are established
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

IA righf hand straight ont over as head
- shade as eves " aen the Gal = within
L~0 feet 0f as n0se both hands come to
gefner ealezer th4n a4sh of llgsgning snu
he has Ais man out Al The bst ) where
Hoy does his osst He Aas averaged four
hits e4ca game this season. he = left
a4nded. and when be hss the stuck 10 his
lands 1sa stands la he captain box
and makes signs % him on hls fingers 10
show what the amplre's decisions about
the balls aad strikes are He doesn't care
a AZ for applause and PROBABLY plays the
better because be caa u near Il
cess.
Balls were bstted high into the air and
could De seen without the slightest dlnnculty.
while xrounders coald be handled with per
feet safety A new ball was tried aud then
al old one, but the result was the same.
Batters stood st the home plate and knocked
balls al over the Geld, and they were
caught with ease. The PLAYERS al said IL
would De a 20, and Manager spence. who
has rad some doubt about the success OF the
sc-eIze. admitted that there was no reason
why oall could not be PLAYED al night as
we'll a. IN daytime IN lEdiAn spolis. The
izaf . perfectly steady and free from
shadows. The gas company is a. work nx-
ing thinEs and the other lights win be put
I'D tomorrow or next day. IL Is the inten-
too 20 put up sixteen. and If two furnished
enough hght 10 play bail oy, IL can easily be
Imagined what sixteen VIII do There Will
% four on e4ca SIDE Of the park, two beng
on The grand stand
- Do YOU think il viii work. | asked
President Brush
I've no doubt OF Il. | am perfectly salts
ted with the test last night, and am conf
dent that u will DC . great success
Whose Riea Is th.sir | asked. ''caR't
tell you. replied the president with laugh
About twenty people have claimed Il so far,
blt the limit is not up yet, and there will
probably De more. | don't care whose idea
Il IA however, so long a. it works" con
tlnusd the practical individual who manages
tue affair. OF fhe Hoosier ball club.
John Il Martin, passea ger agent Of the
C. l. 1t l.. & G. railroad, makes the strong
est claim, believe. He = regular Itch
borne John IA a great baseball crank, and
IS generally near the front when any thing
is going on in which he takes an interest.
Natural gas - very cheap in Indianapolis,
and the only expense attached 70 this
scheme viii be IN puttiog up the lights. aud
II g a a success this city Will De great base
aatf town