Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-14
ooLoRED MEN OF BOSTON

Approve of Hon. William E. Chan dier's Denuneiatlon Of Soushern Election Frauds.
 BosToN, Sept. 13.-At public meeting oi l the colored men of Boston held this evening resolutions were adopted declaring that ssthe efforts of Hon. William E. Chandler, Hon. G. F. Edmunds and Hon. J, F. Wilson to arouse public attention to the stupendous crimes against the ballot box in the South in open violation of the thirteenth and four- teenth amendments to the constitution and the plying of practices in wide extent of the country that strike at the very founda- tion of our institutions, and the efforts to secure the speedy punishment of all viola- tions of the election laws, should meet the hearty approval and the patriotic assistance of every citizen who loves law and order and respects good government"
 STRUGGLES FOR THE PKNNANT. New York Defeated Again-Boston,
 Detroit ana Washington WIn-
 ners.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Chicago won her third straight game from NewYork in the presence of eight thousand spectators. Wslch was hit hard and if his support had not been good the runs would have been more numerous. The New Yorks had more trouble hitting Tener to-day than they had Tuesday, He held them down to five singles, three of which were weak hits. The in-6eld work of both teams was magnificent and Ewing and Daly caught remarkably.
 SsiesgS SeS gork j;-:......,..-o :. l 9S9 &s hit Anson Double plays Richardson to whitney, Ewing to Connor, Ward to Connor, Richardson to Herman, whitney. WeIc6. Hit by pitched ball, 0. Gonnor; First on errors. Chicago B. Struck out, Passed balls DaIy l. Time 2:o5. Umpfres, Powers and Daniels.
 Detroit Winning Again.
 DETROIT, Sept. 13.-Sanders was hit hard to day, and, although the home team felded poorly, they won as they pleased.
 PSfE05t;i Psfisdephia- ;..,SS - g 1 SGSSS dd-iaa ,r Earned runs. Detroit 2. Two base hit. sutcliTe on balls, Getzein. ShefieId, Bastian First on CT h9en fassad as Wild pitches, Getzein. Time. 1:45. Umpire, Lynch.
 AnEasy Victory.
 P1TTsRURe, Sept. 13.-Galvin was sick to- day and the pitching programme was changs ed at the last momoment, Stalsy being the suD8t1b 1u0 V1blCOTB WOu ehelLys Pittsburg .........-.. ... 0 0 0 o Is Washington. ........ 0 0 0 Ks
 Earned runs, Pittsburg 3. Washington 1. Two base hits, Beckley, O'Brien. Double plays Kuehne, Smith and Berklee. Miller, Smith and Beckley First base on balls, Miller, Maul Hoy. Meyers Full Ter. Hit by pitched ball, Hoy Passed balls, Miller l, Mack B. Time, 1:55. Umpire, Kelley.
 This Time Roston wins.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13.-In the last two innings to-day Boston batted hard. Quinn made timely home run in the eighth and Clarkson another in the ninth. The home club made good rally in the eighth. Val- entine had hard time of it, there being al- most continuous wrangling. Attendance, 1000.
 Indianapolis. g. ,39
 Earned runs. Indianapolis 2, Boston 2. Two base hits. McGeachey, Seery, Tate, Wise. Quinn. Home runs, Quinn, Clarkson. DonbIe plays, Johnson, Quinn, Nash Morrill,. Wise, Quinn, Morrell: First on balls, My CTS. Bassett 2, Schoeneck 2 Morrill,, Hornung. First on errors, Indianapolis B. Boston g. Struck out Denny, Seery 2, Hines, Schoeneck, Hor- nung, Burdick Wise. Brown, Merrill, Nash. Pass ed balls. Tate, Myers 1. Wild pitches, Burdick 2, Time TJmDire Valentine.