Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20


to stay at home. She then left the
house aud when he asked her to
return she refused. Believing she bad
gone to the bad, the heart of the father
broke. Every effort he made to recall
her was met with rebuff, until she
was finally lost, and her present where
abouts are unknown. Mrs. Marsdeu
says two prominent married men Of this
city, who were in the habit OF visiting al
Marsden's residence, are responsible fol
her daughters conduct. Marsden left low
ing, sorrowful. partly incoherent note for
his wife, in which he referred to letters
marked books and ciphers intended foi
his daughter, which he had dis.
covered, and the narrow escape
murder as a consequence. Marsder
is nom de plume, his real name was
William A. Silver. Kerry GoU, Clouds,
Zip, Bob, Zura and The irish Minstrei
are among his plays.
BASE II Ill.
Good Game at Stockton-she score
in the East.
g STOCKTON, May l9.-The Stocktons lii
on Creaner to-day and sized him for
eleven hits, including a home run, two
three-baggers and one two-bagger. The
Pioneers scored two runs in the third
inning on errors Of Sweeny and White
head. In the eighth Jack Smith lined
out two-baggcr to center and scored on
Hughey Smiths single to right. White
head scored the first run for the Stock
tens in the fourth inning on his two
bagger and single by StockwclI. On
Nick Smith overthrow to first the home
team added TWO more runs in the fifth,
to number five and scored six more
runs. Hays scored the tenth run in
the last lining on Creaner's muff
OF his fly, sealing second and third, and
running in after the capture Of Flynn's
high fly by Perrier. Donahue played
finely on second. Selma fielded superbly,
and Flynn pitched an unusually good
game. Score: Stocktons 10, Pioneers 8.
Eastern GAMES.
PIrTsBURG, May 19.-To days game
was we'll played on both sides, and ieter-
esting. Whitney had to leave the box
after the seventh inning, having been
struck in the breast by hot ball and
quite badly hurt. score Pittsburg 2,
Washington /.
INDIANAPOLIS, May I9.-Tbe home
team were unable to win to-day, and
their defeat was contributed to in no
little measure By the wretched umpiring
of Decker. The Bostons we're successful
in punching ihar hits. Score: Boston,
z; indianapolis a.
CHICAGO, May 19.-The home team
and Philadelphia played hard game
here to-day. which abounded in bril-.
liant work on both sides. Van Haltren
pitched splendid game, as did also
Gleason up to the seventh inning
After that time, however, the "colts"
got on to him and hit him hard enough
to win the game. Score: Chicago, 6 !;
Philadelphia 4.
DETROIT, May 19.-The weather to-day
was miserably cold, ground slippery and
playing of both teams rather poor.
Titcomb pitched a good game and his
support was bad for the most part.
Score: Detroit, 5; New York 8.
New HAVEN, Conn. May 19.-An i'm
mense crowd witnessed the first game OF
the season between Yale and Harvard
to-day. Yale won BIZ score of Z to l /.
Base hits Yale, 8; Harvard, s. Errors
Yale, 4 Harvard, 9. pitchers-Stagg
for Yale; Bates (freshman) for Harvard.
CLEVELAND, May s-Cincinnati 5,
Cleveland O.
New YoRK. May 1s.--Bro sklyn O.,
Kansas City /.
PHILaDELpHIA, May l9.-Athletics 5,
Louisville 6.
BALTIMORE, May baltimore 8, st.
Lcuis 8.