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Trial of Mrs. Doran.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
COLUMBUS, Sept 1.-The grand jury to-day
returned an.indictmens for murder against Mrs.
Mary Dorsn, the Indianapolis woman who killed
her husband here by pouring carbolio acid down
his throat while he was asleep. The woman
will probably not be tried for her crime until
the December term of Circuit Court. She APP
pears to bear her confinement in the county jail
well and does not seem in the least to regret
having committed the horrible deed
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American Association.
ST. LOUIS, 9; LOUISVILLE, 7.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 1.-THE Browns wsre royal
ly welcomed home to-day by crowd OF 5000
people, and the Louisvilles fell victims to Kings
excellent pitching, after Hudson retired to the
field. Ewing was batted hard when hits were
needed. In the stolen-base competition for a
gold medal Mccarthy won. Ssore:
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Sept l1.-Word has reached here
of serious stabbing ARRAY which occurred at
Nashville, Brown county. James Burk, an ex-
convict, became involved in quarrel with Will
bur Smith, a young man of that place. and
drawing knife, Burk gave his antagonist sew
eral stabs in the region Of the heart, injuring
him so seriously that he is not expected to re-
cover Burk was arrested and is in Jail.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE. Sept 1I-Will Davis, VIII
Bishop and Harry Thompson, three colored men
hailine from Chicago. were arrested here to-
day, charged with firing into freight strain,
last night. near Cincinnati, on the big Four"
road, and attempting to kill Pat Cooney, Of In
dianapolis, head brakeman. They were idsnti-
fed by Cooney as the guilty parties.
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Brief Men 5iou-

esivs annually 81, 244,164.
The Grand Court of Illinois. consisting OF
delegates from the colored Masonic lodges, con-
vened in NATION yesterday. with good num-
Der of delegates present The sessions viii last
three days. The annual msstine Of the Eastern
Star takes place in Nation on Friday.
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The Fasting rIurd.rer.

MICHIGAN CRY, Sept lL-Ed Chamberlain,
the famous murderer, was transferred from his
quarters at the psniteutiary, yesterday. to Mon
ticello, where his trial will begin on Wsdnes-
day. The prisoner has become SO weak that
two guards had to carry him from his cell to
the conveyance, and thence to the train. Yes
terday was the ninetesnth day o. his fast. and a
general breakdown Of his system seems to have
taken place.
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harmed runs-Cincinnati, 9. Two-base hit-Nul-
lane. Three-bsse hits-Keenan, Mc-Phee. Hamilton.
Stolen bases-Ncol (2l, Corkili ~. Esterday Double
plays-Tebeau. Keenan, First base on balls-Nicol,
Fennely, McTammany. Phillips. Hit by pitched
ball-McPhee. First base errors-Cincinnati 2;
Kansas City, =. Struck out-Reilly. Fennelly
Tebeau, Barkley, Philips, Esterdsy (2). DORIS.
BROOKLYN, 2; CLEVELAND, o.
CLEVELAND, Sept. l0.-Four wild pitches and
a base on balls by O'Brien and stupid batting or
no batting at all the part OF the remainder of
the team, gave Brooklyn an unearned victory
to-day. Three times the Clsvelands filed the
bases and three times the succeeding men at
bat struck on, or sent out pop flies. notwitn-
standing the fact that Caruthers pitched
straight balls and easy ones at that Score:
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On Sunday.
Dafroif Trihuna


What have the newspapers ever done to
President Cleveland that be should FIRE his letter
of acceptance, or rather his personal campaign
document. at them on Sundays Editors, prin-
tiers. telegraph operators and other good people
would like to know why he couldn't have .'shot
his wad" day or two earlier or later inst 90
wells
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2:22a, 2:25.

Tims-2:23aa. 2:22; 2:24A. 227. 225A.
Third race-Buckeye Stake for three-year-olds;
o. A. T. Fl. B.. value s9i5. Summary:
Wyandotte. ----.1 8 ilFestus. q 2
Cloumore. --..--.2
Time-2:363s, 2:37la, 24Oaa, 2:4O, 2:45ia =
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Special to the Indianapolis journal
LAFAYETTE, Sept IL-Ex-Msyor Furman E.
D. Mo Ginlsy tonight received telegram from
Port Huron announcing the drowning, this aft
ernoon, Of his son-in-law, John W. Beasley, OF
this city, Mr.. Bsasey and family went to Port
Huron Q couple OF weeks ago for recreation.
AR. Beasley was Q member Of the Lafayette
bar, and well known in this part of the State.
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Brakeman Seriously Injured.

epecia! TO tine Indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Sept L-Grant Reed, brakeman
on the o. & N. railroad, had his left arm crushed
off and was severely crushed about his body,
while coupling cars at Medora. few miles west
of this city, at o'clock this afternoon. His in-
iuries are probably fatal. Young Reed resided
with his parents here. He was brought here at
4 o'clock, and received surgical attention at the
hands OF DR.. Il. F. Gerrish, the company's sur
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THE SWE ETEST A

see any of his co-dsfendants on that day or the
next; that he did not see Albert Quackenbush
on the evening before the murder.
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A Mistaken IDEA.
Buffalo Express.

Buffalo Express.
Amelie Rives says she thinks ous her plots.
We had an idea that she Rugged and kissed
them into shape, practiced on an artists model
or something else equally realistic.
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Earned runs-St. Louis. 3; Louisville, 5. Two-bass
hits-Herr. Boyle. Home run-Vaughn- Stolen
bases-Robnson, O'Neil Comskey, Mccarthy 60.
Boyle. First base balls-Robinson, Mccarthy,
Hudson. Werrick. King. Mack. Hit by pitched ball.
Herr, O'NeiL Struck out-Robinson. Comskey, Hud-
son, White, King. Tomney, Vaughn. Ewing (2D
CINCINNATI, IL; KANSAS CITY, O.
CINcISNArI. Sept 1.-THE Cincinnatis won
to-dsyss game with the stick. In the sixth in.
ming they sized Sullivans curves for three
singles. one double and two triples, which,
with base on balls, gave them six earned runs.
Keenans catching and McPhee's base play were
the chief features of the game. Attendance,
1,400. Score:
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Stolen bases-Falks (3). Burns. Foutz Rad.
ford. First base on balls-By O'Brien-Pinckney,
Radford. Hit by pitched ball-By Caruthers-tfood-
fellow. First base errors-Ceveland, 3; Brook
Ign. 1. Struck out-By Caruthers, 3. by O'Brien L.
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furlonRs. Malaria won by neck Cupid sec
ond, Comedy third. Time, 1:264
Fifth Race-A handicap sweepstake, for three
year-olds and upwards one mile and a sixteenth
Elmira won by two lengths; Hamlet second.
Tina 1.50
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PITrsBuRG, 7; WASHINGTON. 2.

PIrTsBURe, Sept 1o.-The opening game Of
the Washington series resulted in quite an easy
victory for the home team Although Staley
was hit freely the visitors were unable to secure
their hits at times when they would have been
valuable to them Sunday closed the game by
a-brilliant double play. unassistsd, By catching
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FoR scrofulous disorders and mercurial dis
eases, the best remedy 10 Ayers Sarsaparilla
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INDIANAPOLIS.


Totals. 3 727 10 3
Score by innings.
Indianapolis. ---..-..-2 o 2 o o IS
Boston..-.1 o o o o 2 o o.
Earned Runs-Indianapolis, g..
Two-bass Hits-Denny t2). Johnston (2), Clarkson,
Brown.
Thrse-base Hit-Seery.
Morrill,.
Stolen Bases-Glasscock. McGeachy, Schoeneck,
Johnston Brown, Quinn Hornuug.
First Base on Balls-Hnes. Shreve, Seery, Glass
cock. Denny Kelly %. Hornang. Nash.
First Base on Errors-Indianapois, 3; Boston, i.
Struck Out-Bassett 81. Kelly, Brown, Nash, Nor
rin-
Passed Ball-Kelly.
Wild Pitch-Shreve.
Time-1:5O
Umpire-Valentine.
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United Brethren OF FriendshIp.
special to the Indianapolis journal
SEYMOUR, Sept. 1.-The twelfth annual SEES
sion of the Grand Lodge Of U. B. F. aud S. NJ.
T. convened here to-day in the hall Of O. p.
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Totals. .5ll27l5 2ITotals 80. 8
Chicago. o o % O-5
NJ Vo~k n a n n N N .

Earned runs-Chcsgo. 4s New York, 3. Two-base
hits-Sullivan, Arson, WEIGH. Stolen bases-Tier.
man Whitney Double plays-Pfefer to Arson,
Richardson TO Ward, Connor to Richardson. Con-
nor to Ward First base balIs-Anson, William
son a. Common. Hit oy pitched ball-Ryan. First
lase on errors-Chicago; 2. Struck out-By Tener
Ewing Richardson, O'Rourke. Slattery, Welch; by
welch, Duffy, Tener, Farrell. Passed balls-Ewing
Umpires-Powers and Daniels.
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Boy Run Over and Killed.

Special to the Indianapehs JournaL
MARION, Sept 1L-This morning fifteen
year-old son Of John Turner was run over by
log wagon, four miles west Of here. and killed.
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a fy after hard run to short center and catch
irg INTO the second base before the runner could
get back 10 it, The feature Of the game was the
base running of both teams. Attendance, l,400.
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Game at Wabash.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH Sept 1.-The baseball game to-
day between Wabash and the Indianapolis Ma
tionals resulted:
Wabash .0 o II
INDIANAPOLIS. o o 90
e-hits-Wabash, g. indianapolis, /. Errors
Wabash O; indianapolis u. Struck out-By Doehle-
man. 10; by Vance. 5. Observation-Disclosures. Doehle-
man and Ivory; Indianapolis Vance and Wilson.
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Game at Pendleton.
epecial 70 the Indianapoffs Journal

PENDLEToN, Sept. 1.-THE home team played
a close and exciting game to-day with Union
City. Pendleton won through good hitting at
opportune moments Rogers pitched in splendid
form ard was well supported by Cook. Score:
Union City 1 o 1 1-3
Pendleton --....1 o o "a
Union City battery-Dolan aud Bradinburg; Pen.
dleton, Rogers and Cook. Struck out-By Dolan,
49, by Rogers Is.
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DETROIT, s; PHILApELpHIA. 9

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1.-THE Philadelphias
were sasily defeated to-day. the locals using the
stick with telling effect. The game was inter
esting only because Of the brilliant fielding, at
times. of both teams Score:
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WASHINGTON.

Earned runs-Pittsburg, 4; Washington. /. Two.
base hit-Niller. Stolen bases-Mer CO.. Coleman.
Beckley 81 Smith ca, Carroll. Hoy GU, Wilmot
Arundel aud OBrien Myers, Fuller and o'Brien;
Sunday 'unassistedl. First base on bals-wilmot
Hit by pitched ball-Miller. First base on errors
balis-Arundel. .; Miller. 1. Time-1:4O. Umpire
Kelly.
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BROOKLYN, 2; CLEVELAND, o.

Totals. 52414 n Totals :. 2 5 27 10 8
Score By innings:
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The Crnnd Cirouit Races.

Time-2;21, 2:22ai, 2:25, 2:22l4. PA.
2:25 class. pacing; purse. 81. 600. divil
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Totals. 3 727 10 3
, 1888-09-27

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Sielheu. Die beioeu Vettereu ibeineu bei
bem rattfalen Sliigel i5rer @eFauunasgenOi=
len in llugnaOe 9efaueu 5u ietu, ptiI iie Die
umpanoeluns ibres 2ooe8urthell8 i'll 3nht=
bauabGft acceptirteu. Dnner ,. Gam, B4r=
ien's NadfoI8er Gls 0iebafttur bes Itarm,"
oenunsirte beute Ha6ulittag in elmer Inter.
rebung NIT einem Beri9terfatter 5npao
unb SieIoen aIs SeiGIiuge. &r ertldrte em.
phatlid, er miiroe fetnen Singer auile6en,
um iie su befreien; alIeiu fir geebe, tustder
uit)t aleid S6pab uuo Siel0ea um @naoe
pirieIte, tperbe CT allss tbuu, mas in ittaea
Sr1ifer1 ftPhe
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Mfmfer 9unmA

atlanta, @a., Z. Rai.-8ie Nadridt
if bier eingetroffeu, boB btr 9feger Daniel
SaIs mdhrenb Der pergaugeuen yta5t olgt3
cirta 25 Sermummte geIpndt wuroe. 0ar
Nsser Dar bel einem BeriuGe. Elm uamenlo:
ies Serbredeu an Sri. Smttb, elmer 2s1re=
TN, 81 begeben, Fsfgeuunlmen, Dor eiRem
Stiebensrdjter 9efiibrt, benz gerimtaosrfah.
rFu tibertpteien uub baun Der Gbbut eiuss
@eri6t8tteners iibernieisu n0gbsn. Der
Blob entri6 ibn 6em @ertdt80ieuer. Der ign
nG6 benz @efdnsuiB briuseu iollts, uuo
bdUgte TIN on eiaein Baum am gege. 81
gefQno ieine SdntS Elm. Btels 8emobaer
Der @egeuo perbammeu bic oOretiige Shat,
hell Der Ne9er baIbbIDSFGniB geneiea ieiu
fnli
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eine aeIa.1aene sptratEptt .

BbiIabelpbta, Z. Rat .-6raH anHte
S6tf. an tpelder Or. {. 2Sebfter 6or fitr3z
lid etne ielteue Operation oOruabm, ndmlt9
@iuieeuus zines &beiles BON Der Qornbaut
bee GuSes etHes 8autn6ens Ia ibr eiSeHe5
ause, puroe beute uCu oeu 4rjte inter
InAt, uab es fielte fd beraus, baB oa5 Heu
eingsisste Stiid ui9t MIR 0Olltommeu nit
ben Quse OerpadieH, iOnbsrn aub, oaB Die
YGtisutin i'm StQune mar, @egenfidnbe auf
cine @rtfernuu9 BON mebreren 6ns iu inter
iAeiben. Nan if iiberseugt, GaB oaS 4u9e
bur6 tpgitere iorsfalttSe 8ebauolung feline
@ebtraft poLltommen Buriid erIaugeH pirO.
9obclo 8ies geiheben iif, iou baS aHoere
Guge, welfes gleid oem erfereu Ourd eiueu
baaliseu llebertus fat total uerDunteIt TT,
Qgi GhnLiGle Retie operirt tper6en.
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Gin snnPborer gseMc.

2outsptIte, Ss., 7. WtGt. - Reeoes
Simmons, Elm Suu9ssieae in 8aro8tanu,
3D., peIder Die orei 4inber ietner oerfioroe=
nen Sfpeiter er3ogen bate, uerlu4te 9elieru
isinsn 2O,idbrigeu Jtefea gu Siidtigen. De-
iuuae Diana ersriff Elm 5drotserpe9r uua
3,rdmetterte ieiusui Snfet ben Sddoel oGrd
einen ShnR.