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The Delta independent., 1888-03-06

1T is estimated that from $4,000 70
9o'ooo cubic miles Of rain falls every
year upon the surface OF the globe.
The rivers carry of barely onc-half; ;the
rest disappears by evaporation, by the
absorption of the earth and by being
taken up by plants, animals and min
eFaI oxidation.
The Delta independent., 1888-03-06
p. T. BARsun says he has been ask.

r. 7. BARsuM says he has been ask
ed 70 become the Prohibition candidate
for the Presidency. but declined be-
Cause the party hasn't the ghost OF a
show. He adds: 81 am not hot for
prohibition anyway. l 60 in for the
Connssticut idea-high license and local
option. They are tho best things for
temperance that we can ever get.
The Delta independent., 1888-03-06

IHE Emperor William celebrates his
9ist birthday next month, and every
solder in the great German army will
De presented with the Kaiser's biogra-
phy,
The Delta independent., 1888-03-06

IHE largest gymnasium in the world
is said to be that of the Young Mems
Christian Association at Liverpool.
Harvard is said to have the next larg-
est.
The Delta independent., 1888-03-06

PHlLApELrHIA has youth of nine
teen who married two women within
week, and yet they call it slow old
town.
The Delta independent., 1888-03-06

An American woman will look after her
Englishwoman.
The Delta independent., 1888-03-06
CURRENT COMMENT.
THERE are 1880 persons employed
the Government printing Office at
Washington.

BECAUSE We pronounce "would''
wood' 1t does not follow that we pro-
nounce Could" good.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
The Pennsylvania Railroads.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June 5.-The annual
meeting Of the Pennsylvania company,
operating 2,79l miles OF lines west OF Pitts
burg, was held today and the following
directors elected: Geo. b. Roberts, Henry
ii. Houston, Weston Morris, Edmund
Smith, Henry ID. Welsh, j. n. DuBarry,
John p. Wethrell, John p. Green, Vim.
IL. Barnes, Of Philadelphia; J. N. McCul-
Tough, VIM. Shaw, Thomas ID. Messler
and James McCrea, Pittsburg. The an
nual report submitted showed the profits
for the year TO be 1915, 5l60i, against a de-
ficiency Of 5000, O6I.S6 the previous year
Results OF the principal lines operated are
as follows Profits OF operating Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne 4 Chicago, 500, 0jI73, being
a gain Of $685., 1919 rs compared with
1886. The loss for 1887 on the Erie &
Pittsburg was S2S7, 306.35, while the prev
ious year the loss was S225, 10i.39. The
result for 1887 on the Cleveland 4 Pitts
burg was loss Of S27, 247.76, against loss
OF $50, 37797 in 1856. In the case OF the
Indianapolis 4 Vincennes the loss for 1887
was S2i5, 3O0.9i, while the loss for the
previous year was Sls2, 999.59. Taking
the system as a whole the increase in
traffic is large, 1851 ,046 more tons being
carried than in 1885, while the increase In
the number OF passengers was 0S3, l07. The
lease OF the Pittsburg, Youngstown 4
Ashtabula road, made December 10, 1857,
was unanimously confirmed. A board
meeting for organization was held early in
the day.
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THE RAILROADS,
Changes I'm Rates ON Eastern and North.
eru Lines.


CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 5.-The Chicago,
st. Paul & Kansas City road has dropped
its through rates between Chicago and st.
Paul to 40 cents, frst-class, and other
classes in proportion. All the other roads
except the Burlington 4 Northern ad-
vanced rates to st. Paul to the 60 cent
basis. The peculiarly Of the reduction in
the case OF the st. Paul & Kansas City
road is the fact that while reducing the
through rates il still holds up its local rates
so that in many instances the charges are
greater for short than for long haul.
This is plain violation OF the interstate
commerce law. The other roads in the
northwest are disposed TO antagonize the
laws, and will for the present adhere to the
60 cent basis.
The passenger agents OF roads interested
in Boston business met yesterday TO con-
slider the demand of the grand trunk, that
the Niagara Falls short line shall not be al
lowed ditlerential OF SIPS on tickets to
Boston. The matter was discussed at
length, and 1t was finally decided to recon-
mend that the Niagara Falls short line adj
vance its rates TO the same tariff now in
effect on the grand trunk, which is sci,
S25 and SO, first and second-class. The
Niagara Fall short line people positively re-
fuse to advance rates. and on the contrary
insist that they will made rates II. 25lower
than the grand trunk rate, no matter how
low that may be.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
HARPrNa ON BLAINE.
Tho Chairman OF the National Repub'
llcAn Committee Talks.

CmcAGo, H., June b. :. Clarkson,
president oi the national Republican com
miticc. was at the GRAND Pacific this
morning lie had just returned from an
eastern trip.
"Arc any Of the eastern delegates TO the
Republican convention plcdgcdy' he was
asked this morning.
"No, they are not pledged. These pco.
pie who say the eastern delegates will bc
solid for this man aud foI.d ior that man
don't know what they ar talking about.
OF course they have preferences, like all
other Republicans, but They do not know
today what they will do in thcconycniiOn.
That Is particularly true ul the delegates
from New York. Tho delegates from
Connecticut will support llawlcy for Prcsi.
dent; those from New jersey will support
Cox: most Of those In Pennsylvania are
for sherman, and ~ ON. A. matter oi
fact, Seycn-eighths OF the eastern delegates
were ior Blaine under aI' circumstances,
but, now that he Is out, they are IN
doubt"
"You think that Nj Blaine is really
out2"
81 have nothing 10 g. by but his letter
that seems 10 me plain enough.
what, In n word, IL The present out
lookY"
IN the delegates IN luy way get 10 be-
lieye that Mr. Blaine vi accept nomina
| ton he will surely be nominated 10y an
overwhelmingly large majority. In any
other case no one knows What tho result
will h.. On the whole, ! think Allison'i
chances are good"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
MORE PUNISHMENT.
THE MEMPHIS NINE BADLY BEATEN
BY BIRMINGHAM.
The Browns Lose Their Grip and Fail
to Regain It-New Orleans Treats
Charleston in a Similar Fashion -
Other Games.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal,

Special Dispatch to The Appeal,
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 5.-The Bir-
mingham club today put it onto Memphis
in way that almost made up for yester-
days shutout Eleven runs, eighteen hits,
and eleven stolen bases, with one quite
excusabe error, and that by Curtis in his
position Of shortstop, is the yctors record.
Curtis base on balls and Goldsby's and
Burks' singles yielded the locals two runs
in the first inning The Memphians got
their two the same inning Cline opened
with single, went TO second on Force s
sacrifice, and home on McAl sr's three
Dagger. McAleer came home IN Phelan's
hit. Bittman, Curtis and Goldsby made
safe hits and earned another run for
Birmingham. The next inning Cahill and
Dutlee's hits with q stolen base between
gave them fourth. In the third inning
Burks and Dufee's run in the fifth were
due partly TO Duflee, Bittman and Bren-
mans hits. The same sort of work by
Curtis, Goldsby, Lynch and Cahill, aided
by an error at short stop and passed ball,
enabled two OF these TO tally in the sixth.
Cline, by another error in the eighth,
gave Goldsby his first. and steal to sec
ond and Cahills hit put another run TO his
credit. Bittman, Brennan and Sullivan
hit safely in the ninth and the first two
came home.
OFFICIAL SCORE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
AZ ~. LOUIS.
Tudor. Ten Nay, Gasrdsmap, Tsunn-
aud NoItiEuer the winners.

anu
ST. Louis, Mo-, June 5.-Anolhcr per-
feet day greeted the racc-gocrs Of the city
today for the eighth days racing.
The first event was q selling purse ior
all ages, thfeo.quanono Of mile. Starters.
Balance, Kitty Peas, Tudor, Alfred, Clio.
nee, Only Dare, Kemp billiard, Indus,
Bonnie King, Fanchottc, Dcboe, Donovan,
Fraud, Chancellor. lrma II, Nctiic Arncti.
Cloncc got off in front, but around the last
turn there was a general punching Tudor
came away In the stretch aud won 10y q
neck. Only Dare second, Balance third.
Time -l.ljl.
Second Race Purse, mile and quarter.
Starters Ten Day, Faycttc, Bonfire,
Sadie Mayo. They got away Mt the iirsl
attempt well punched. When within O
quarter Of a mile from homo Ten Day
came away and won by hall a length, Fay
cite second, Sadie Mayo third. Time
.2.lOi.
Third Race Bankers and Brokers
stakes. mile aud an eighth. Starters
Guardsman. Col. Hunt, Alexandria, Per
sian. Ten Rug. In the auction Alexandra
sold for sos, Gugrlsman s22. Persian ",
and the field 81. Hunt and Alexandra
aliernated Ia the lead until the stretch wa
reached. when Guarlsnan camo away an'
won by length, with Ten Bug second AM
Persian third. Time -lb7l.
Fourth Race-fiye-eighlhs oil q tai!e
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
BUSINESS FAILURES.
Tn. DeeoIyer yarpish Company.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, June 5.-Conicssions Of
judgment have been entered in the super.
Tor court against the DcGolycr Vanish
company, amounting in the aggregate 10
$4,000 The confessions are entered In
favor Of the following parties first Ma
tional bank, 5000; Union National bank,
S, 500: Fini National bank, $1,000 FiSi
National bank, $4,000; VIM. III. Cary,
trustee, S2j.096; Charles II. REYNOLDS
trustees, 5000. The failure Of the De.
Golyer Varnish company IL due 10 the
failure OF the Sheboygan Manufacturing
company, which occurred last Saturday.
Three years ago the DeGolycr company
secured control of the Sheboygan concern,
This company was deeply involved, and
the yarnish company became responsible
for many Of H. debts aud was not able "a
carry the load.
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A. Jerome Park.

Nrw NoRK, June S.-rhc weather a,
Jerome Park today was fine and the track
lust.
First Race For two year Odds, five far.
longs, Starters; Diahlo, Carnot, BAY Archer
W. G.. Burne, Vicente aud Annie VI.
piablo won 10y q length. Carnot second,
Vicente third. Time 1908.
Second Racc-Scllng thrcc.iourths ot a
mile. Starters Cold Stream, Pcck.a. Boo,
I. Thomas, Marsh Rcdon, Little Minnie,
Mia, Blessed, Wandcrmcnt, Miss Mouse,
Resale and Sam Parker. Little Minnie
Won hy length, Cold Stream second and
Marsh Rcdon third Timc-llSl.
Third Racc---lhe Croton handicap; one
mile, Starters: Aupla, Bradford Gil
max, Lady Primrose, Bcss, AuWlia won
10y two lengths, Climax second, Lady
Primrose third Time, l:4il.
Fourth Racc---Mic and q sixteenth
Starters; Fircnzi, Buzard Wing, Whrally
Firlly, Joseph. Fiunz! won by two
lengths, Buzzard Wing second, Joseph
third Time, 1851.
Fifth Race--.Scling; thrce.iourths mile
Starters Edisto, Ariel, SyntaN, Brat, Cho
hula, llarwood, Founlleroy, Ridiculc
Fountain, Ernest, Romance. Brait wor
by two lengths, Ernest second, Edist,
third. Time, l:lSi.
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for two.year-olds. Starters: Adrien, Pack
horse, May w, Thomas j. Busk, Bonaetta,
Glitter, Little Girl, Meta, Faunus, lnheri-
tor, Glockner. Adrien gotoif in front, but
Glitter soon took the lead. Entering the
stretch Faunus came away and Won 10y
two lengths, Rusk second, Glitter third,
Wme-l:0l.
The last race was n hurdle race; mile
and half over six hurdles. Starters
Winslow, Lijero, Noltiegucr, Doctor, sur
prise, Uncle Dan, Hank Wider. Nolto-
gucr and Lijcro went TO the head of affairs
after half the journey had been run, and
leading from the rest Of the way finished,
took first and second money Noltcguer
finished first, with Lijoro second and Uncle
Dan third. Time-25Ol.
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
The following are the entries, weights
and pools for today's races;
lint Racc-Onc Mile, pmthcr H. s2N li'fc 4
iOG, So Artist IN, $40 Sadie MAYO lOi, slQ. Indus
ilA e. Ncttie Kent 100, 81
Second RnCc-.MiilC aud an eighth. Elgin ~.
s1N, Irish Fat iO9 $40 Lucy johnson 100 Sl.s Mcwa
y? S. lcnan TO-, 81, fustcrl les, Co. Unique l0i,
e. IOlAmoW 81 - Councillor los, s.
1hirl kaCV-1hrCC quarters Of a mile. Retrieve
l07, sili Fan King 1875, Sl>, BooWakcr liO IS.
Champagne charley IFS, sla bcuadonia 49, 81.
Heron no SIS.
Fourth Race-Consola'lon purse: mile and 100
ysrls Little Minch NJ, SO RoS,liud iOl s..
Wary llS. $40, sayrc, ~, NG }, u, Clay, ~, St
Filth Racc-For three year olds; one mile. Per
simmons, lla So, lhtr'lcr, llG sG Persian, M
so, Rambler no, 49, Icnpenny, los $40, Jack
Cocks, llA 81
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
Tho Amateurs.

ST. PArRcK's nine was defeated by the
81. Peters nine Yesterday by a score Of -
10 ~. The features oi the game were the
batting Of W. u. Botto aud the pitching
Manager Botto would like 10 have some
one send him q challenge. Address w.
u. BOtto, No. IA Second street
TIE Jones nine defeated the Crescent
City nine by n score Of u 10 10. The bat
terics were Cohen and Mccoy, Walker
and Williams. The features of the game
was the fielding Of Oakley. lie was eating
ice cream when fly WIS knocked 20 him,
but dropped his Ice cream and caught the
hall and made n double play. Scorer
Botto. Umpirc-Dayis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
An Indian nardsrer KIiied.

RrSo, New, June 8, s Washoc Indian
named "Mudge," who as..,ssinaicd Johnny
Shay, half breed, In Carson, few weeks
ago, and aiiorward murdered two Washoc
Indians near this plnr'. was killed In
camp nine miles FROM Reno. Sunday night,
by Capt Jim, uncle Of one II the victims,
who hal been on Mud trail Tor some
time. lie discovered hin asleep, Sunday
night, and shot him dead. Capt jim ar
rived here yesterday AM savo himself up,
but was aitcrward Above his liberty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
CUARLEsTON BEATEN.
Tho Team Suffering from Something
That Produces Decentralization.

TI'NIhI IIsIHI'H " Tue NTTNHI
CHARLESTON, S. c., June 6.-The Fla
mingoes sat down on the Sea Gulls this
afternoon TO the tune OF 9 TO .. The
playing on the part Of the home team was
simply rotten, while the field work Of the
visitors was simply superb. Shorty Fuller
covered himself with glory and received
an ovation from the grand stand. Bligh's
work behind the bat and Widner's field
work were also immense. The locals seem
demoralized for some cause, and the visi.
tons seem tolerably safe TO win the remain
ing two games. lIouck, Cherleston's
short stop. was released tonight and
other changes in the team are eX-
pected shortly. Following is the
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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The ysrL spring Meeting.

loNpov, June j.-This was the Grs, day
Of the York spring meeting. The race for
the Zcuand stakes WAS won by Mr.. J..
l.owthors chestnut colt, Houndnditch
Lord Londonderry sbrownhny, wcnonah
second. and Lord Durhnm's chestnut lilly
Aspen Leaf, third. There were nino start
en-. Tho betting before the start was : "a
against lloundsdiich, . To / against
Wcnonah. aud 10 against Aspen Leaf.
The race for the Great Northern hnndi.
cap was won by Mr.. liyrlgrs Williams
four year old, Banter Mr.. W. |. Anson's
six wear old. Sclby, second. and Mr.. Mel.
yillcs four year old bay gcldinR, Horton,
third. There were seven starters. The
last betting was I TO against lanicr, even
money against Sclby, and II 10 ! against
Horton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
New Coast Patrol.

WASHINGTON, juno 5.--in order 10 assist
local authorities In the maintenance Of
quarantine against the introduction Of In.
fictitious diseases, the President has now
determined to establish by means Of the
vessels Of the revenue marine national
patrol OF the coast Of the United States W
lar as may be practicable under existing
laws and consistent with the performance
OF the other duties confined b that soTyice
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06

Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal.
JAcKsoN, Tenn. June 5.-Tho Apol.
lonian Literary society Of the Southwestern
Baptist University, held their annual cclc.
bralion In the First baptist church las,
night, with W. r. Harris In the chair.
Citations wcru delivered by ]. ~ File. ol
Milan, Il. II. Prescott, Of Memphis. aud
W. +. Young. Of Walcsus 4 Handsome
medal was presented 10 w. W. Duprc as
the best dcbatrr II the society, also one "a
W. &. Digger Tor the grcatestimproycmcni
during the term.
The commencement exercises NJ the city
public schools began here today with song
and rcciiaiions by the primary and inter
mediate classes.
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The Chicago a Western Indiana.

CHcAGo, ILL.,, June 5.-The annual meet
ing Of the Chicago and Western Indiana
Railroad company was held today at the
Office Of the president, John d. Carson.
Only one change was made in the board
OF directors, J. GODDARD, general manager
of the Atchison, Topeka x Santa Fe road,
being elected 10 ill the vacancy caused by
the transfer OF &. w. Smith TO Boston.
q. W. Stokes declined a reelection TO the
position Of treasurer, and John r. Murphy,
chief clerk in the auditors department,
was chosen 10 succeed him.
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to the production OF spirit pictures by the
madame; her slate writing and her calling
up Of the spirits OF Raphael and others,
whom the witness conversed with from
time to time. AS the witness testified con-
corning the production OF the portraits OF
Adelaide Nelson, Lola Montez, Raphael
Cadmus, etc. they were produced for the
inspection OF the jury. Mr. Marsh was
still on the stand when the court ad-
ionrned
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06

Flint Raco \ t,n yuuls Throdusls. lOi laredo.
lul Electricity, lOd liuu Minnie 100. Harry Rus
sell, ill, thngtAW, M, umiL 40. ram Harper IT,
M, Portland, ~ cyclone .cult', TO- Long Light
iOl King tmh o.. nHflor ights. ~ HanhuF. llf
ROYAL Atyh, 40 nuvurIu. iul ngfi,lcs in,,
Second Race Handicap. mile aui iufonr
queen ilmhrth. 'N urlwty. 1917 Richmond ~
Hammer leircr ilt Areu lnt
1hinl Raw hlic'' stakes. Ter nllics three ycni
iuycmOr' nlly. iiA Golden Peel iiN pani,lla.
ma Hlithcsnmc. lll luminHry, iii, Bella ~ ia
Fourth Race Handicap iur thrCy ycaf ulds. one
ihu lN
illh Rac,-Fuf mnideus two year. old. half
mile blanche. lu5. tlHUIua, TO- Darling. ,Oi
srIion. lW, Hector, To- \incnir, lo' " Burns
ln,
sixth Rare=selliug. mile ani q sixteenth. ~
ttitl. lOi thuntirlrr pi sam iipwn. nl. Ernest
N Nrtut 'r. AmnllHu. ini. hfnnfumnftC, lii
buuuuu 10 T. thomus U, Ten Booker To-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
THE OREGON ELECTION.
II Goes Republican by Four Thousand
Majority.

Majority.
PORTLAND, Ore, June 5.-Returns from
all parts Of the State accessible by tcle-
graph indicate that Hermann Republican,
for Congress has 1900 majority. Ills ma
jority In Multnomah county, which in
cludcs Portland, is $500. The Prohibi-
ton vote was very small. The Republic
cans made gains in every county In the
State. The Democrats carry only two
counties In the western half Of the State.
II is the largest Republican majority since
the close Of the war, and Is astonishing
alike 10 Republicans and Democrats still
more surprising result IL In the rctlns
Tor members Of the Legislature. There
are ninety members in both houses. Oh
these the Republicans will have about
Nxty.six and the Democrats about twenty
fDuf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
Pacific Railway Directory.

OMAHA, Neb., June 5.-The annual
meeting Of the stock holders Of the Pacific
railway in Nebraska and Missouri, was
held at Hastings yesterday. Tho follow
ing directors were elected: Edwin Gould,
New York; Church Howe, Auburn, Neb.;
r. &. Merriam, II. Louis; Il. i. Waggoner,
Atchson, Kas.; $. Hi. Clarke, 81 louis,
w. =. McCleary, Hastings, Neb. The new
board will elect officers June 10Th.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
The nrcron EIeciion.

wAsuiSGroN, June b.-scnator Mitch.
ell has received the following dispatch
from Portland, Ore. "Niciory over.
whelming, IIermann's majority fully 5000
Legislature largely Republican. Multno-
nah gives Hermann over 1900 majority
aud elects ticket complete.
~. A. STEEL"
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Acoa.e,liie oius us. an outing.

hpecihl bisiahh 70 lbe APP
CorrgryitLE, Miss, June 5.-Tho hrsi
annual picnic Of the ConccyIlle Uiopian
club was held at Lake Emma, near here
today A number Of visitors lrom neigh.
boring towns were prcscnI and oil enjoyed
the affair ~ only a good picnic can be en-
joyed. The tables werp we'll oiled WIN
good things and the club deserves much
praise for the manner b. which the ahair
was conducted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
A Fatal Wreck.

PIrTsBuRo, Pa, June "a Chronicle
Telegraph, Youngstown, O., special says a
construction train on the Cleveland 4
Mahoning road was derailed near Niles,
o., this morning and wrecked, killing
Harry Schoield and John Rosenberg, Of
Warren. Both men are married.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
OTHER GAMES.
nns,nnIn. piii.hnrrh.

BosroS, Mass, June Both Calvin
and Clarkson suffered severely to-day,
though the former had far the woul Of IL.
I, was ycritable smuggling match from
start 10 finish. Every run was earned.
Score:
P ee..g se;;...........-,JJ SS$5SSsSS-iss
Earned runs Boston, 10. Pitisburg, 8.
Two base hits Wise, Kelly, Nash, Clark
son. : unlap. Darymplo. Three.basc hits
Kelly. Johnston, Maui. Home runs
Wise, Brown. Double plays -liurdock
and Merroll. Fint base on balls Nash,
Maui. First base on errors Boston, 2;
Pitisburg, 3. Struck out-By Calvin,
2, Clarkson, o. Bassed balls Kelly, J..
wild pitches Clarkon, 2. Time-Two
hours. Umpic-lynch.
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SCORE ny INNINGS.

Summary: Earned run-Birmingham
6, Memphis .. Two base hits Curtis,
Duffee. Three base hits-McAleor Refs.
niger. Double plays-Burks, Bittman and
Lynch, Cline, Phelan and Bowers. Struck
out-By Sullivan 2, by Nichols ?. Wild
Sullivan /. Bases on balls-By
Nichols |. Time-l:5j. Umpire-lIengle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06

Summary: Earned runs-Charlcston j..
Two base hit-McNoy Three base hit
Powell. First base ON balls-By Know
ton /, by Widncr /. Batter hit-By
Knolton /. Left on bases Charlie ion 4,
New Orleans, Z. Struck out-By knowlion
4, by Widner /. Passed ball Nichols.
wild pitch-Knowlion. Time Of game
l.bn. Implre-Snek.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06

Nrw YoRK, June SIN the trial Of
General aud Nine. DiS DeBarr for
eonspiring 10 swindle and bainboozlc Law
yer Luther r. March todaf, the jury was
completed about noon. The Rrt witness
was the generals" legal wife, who tcsti-
oed 10 that fact. Then Lawyer Marsh was
put on The stand and testified at length n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06

plays Richardson and Connor Richard
son, Ward and ConnoE FIrst on balls
Ewing, Conner, Gore :, Foster and Seery,
Hit by pitched ball-rEs,erbrook. First
base on rors-lndianapolis 4, New York
s. Struck out-By Keelc ., by Shreve 3.
Tme-l;50. Umpie-rNU,rntine.
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Marriage in snpreme Court Circles.

WASHINGTON, juno 5.-Mi@ Grace Elm.
aben Matthews, daughter Of Justice
Matthews, Of the supreme court Of the
States, and Mr.. John Harlan Cleveland, Of
Kentucky, nephew Of Justice Harlan,
were married today at the residence Of the
brides father.