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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

The duties Of those who serve on cor
oners' juries do not ordinarily suggest
anything very funny, and yet some hugh
aoie results come from their work. par
ticularly n they do not exactly under
stand What " expected Of them. An
amusing story L. told Of n verdict brought
sn by a western jury empsneled to in
Quire Into the cause 0f tlse death Of a man
supposed 10 have cor1rnitted suicide. The
verdict was brief and to the point. the
foreman sayine simply:
We. The jury. find the dtsceassd guilty
- charged
Another fury examined great NARY
witnesses IN the oaee Of nan run over
by railroad engtae. The verdict vse
We find ham 10 have come 30 his death
BY being eat IN two by a railrpsd engine.
whereby he oosld not not breathe, hence
he choked 10 death
CORNERS jury IN The bsckroods %
Missouri heard az the evidence ia the
ease a = nan killed by q runavay team.
and broasfs y, TIRE fozio-iu9 verdic4.
The sary fnSs the dead deoe>sed %
have corDs - his deafh - ske banas II =
bsEselees. they heing frightened BY q
sog
b taid a an old German tf1t be sst
ssoldlT snd stupSdlr on q ooroDsrs jurJ
s1d llstsnod % sl the e~tdeucs. AFR
which he walked over toward tss corp~e
VIA scu3e degree ~ csz1osity. I<fs<nz
fhe eAsth BE- ssa~1ed b>ok. turzsed = 80
other fsrTrsn n ssnezesoens ard ss-tefs.
ARD crfed a-Et
H5De 9ott. sb~rria-sen. 5cs nsa i<A
5ead
j1rT - kisscurf r-r1 corn-rv71kv y
ehrtsesrsrsd fh<ee hou-s ov~r ne srTTse ~
v'orssB 5zTzes y ~ ezptozioa - =
kero@ere k-p Th~ fazcwi1E ve~1sr<
ves teen srxseHnc-5 N s7<UE
Reso8vs& tk>s the ds~zeass6 Sss hzrzf
~ d~th Tse tocTT
ran. saVpoeed 20 h- trz-p. w.s
fcE-d aes3 ~ tee ~node ozt wrt A
.t1ry ins7ssire1 fa*o the rsuse of ~ a>sth.
sza pepswrs< - fozso~es
The fufy 6o<s ~ srd tbst the 3ea6
T-an hss h<-sn Asllly fAslt vf1h. sd - -
fhe op<nSazh <A1t ~ Sied sszap5y e<rzaee
- t1r,s ha1 eor7e ax5 Efe~~ vas ~ ga
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

The first semi-snnual meeting of this
Club was held at the Derby Hotel on
Tuesday evening with . good attendance,
and the reports Of the Treasurer and Secre-
tsry showed the Club to be In a fourishing
condition. there being sixty-fve members
in good standing and substantial balance
on the right side in the treasury. The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing half year. President. J. r. Strshsn;
Vice President, Frank Shattck; Secretary.
r. c. Wharton. Treasurer. +. J. Crossmsn:
Marshal. +. L. Boardmsn; Deputy Mar
shsls, J. W. Csppy and D. W. Dsvey.
Yesterday afternoon a shoot took place
on the CAB ground between q Club team
and team nom the Kent County Sports
mans Club which resulted in favor of the
latter by i've points. Appended is the
scorce.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following
announcement was handed to the United
Press by Chairman Barnum at 8 o'clock
tonight. in accordance with q resolution of
the National Democratic Committee.
adopted June 26. 1888, empowering the
Chairman to appoint Campaign Commit
tee: Il have this day appointed the follow
ing gentlemen as such committee: William
5. Scott. OF Pennsylvania; Arthur p. Cor
man. of Maryland; Matt III. Ransom. Of
North Ca-olins: Calvin s. Brice. of Ohio;
John $. Barbour. of Virginia; Hermann
Oelrichs. of New York; Miles Ross. of New
jersey: Arthur Sewell. of Maine; Erskine
III. Phelps, of Illinois. There will be a
meeting of the Campaign Committee at the
headquarters of the National Democratic
Committee. No. 10 West Twenty ninth st,
New York city, on Tuesday, July II, 1888,
at IL o'clock O. m"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

Dsctxlcas H.aaed Deen-fhs C00fs Ad'
joarasd sane Dss.

LassIsS. Jaly ll.-The following su-
pTsns Court opinions wsre srtEmsd lodsy
Robinson 70 Patterson, Bell ia Ferrslc
Lsftlshela ys. Dngsst. DAVIS We. fslsy
People ys. Hildebrsad- Luke We. Wheat
Mining Company. Martin va Eyde, k1lel
vs.. Corn vel, Cornel va Sss kfa Lnmoer
Compaay, Herman ~ Moran. People vs.
kiIey, People vs.. Doh dlgsI 81 al Lee We
Aleons Scaool Dlsuics. ctlmsoh We kichi-
gan Shingle Comp~y, flFislorl vs.. Rice.
iretsnd vs.. Miller. People We Mclean, Peo-
pie vs.. Glover.
Reyersed-Cook vs.. Cosext. Locke va
Priestiy Express Company
Nitx We. BOlto u, howies ss- Hoard; Stew
ART VS. Jerome, Turner et a.. W Hart ct o..
Cronson vs.. Nlico1, People va ONell
Aackey VS.. Township Of Columbus; Brooks
vs.. Arenac township, Wssar VS.. Farm
Brewer Va. Boynton, Redpath vs. Brown
People vs.. Brown, People vs. Msngold
People Va AsBnon; People vs.. Esnderhoo
new trisi). People vs. Reynolds People vs.
Schultz; People vs. Hamilton.
In the case of Hewitt vs.. Judge of Sagi
nav Court, . msndsmus was allowed. =
in the case of sword vs.. Judge of Lena
wee Circuit Court. nandamus Was denied
In re Lucille Stock man and ia Whitne,
Ell al vs.. Board OF Grand Rapids township
writs were denied.
Court adjourned si5se die
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
QUAY FOR CHAIRMAN.

The National Republican Committee Meet
ana select their Executive Oficsr.
NEW YORK. July 1l.--At . meeting OF
the National Republican Committee to-
night Senator NJ. s. Quay, of Pennsylvania,
was elected chairman, and State Senator j.
f. Fassett, of Elmira. n. Y. secretary.
The chairmon and secretary were also
chosen TO fill the same positions on the Ex-
ecutive Committee. The Executive Com
mittee was elected as follows N. II. De
Young, of California Samuel Fessenden. OF
Connecticut George r. Davis, of Illinois:
John q. New. of Indiana; w. G. Goodloe. OF
Kentucky; J. s. Clarkson, of Iowa; ]. Man
chester Haynes, of Maine; Garrett A. Ho-
bart of New Jersey; A. l.. Conger. of Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
ROBBEO The MAILS

a Trusted Employe In the Detroit Post
ONCE Arrestsd-
DETRoIr, July l.-Charles H. Wright.
for the past eleven years Assistant Superin-
teneent in the mailing department of the
Detroit postoftce, WAS arrested last night on
the charge OF purloining money from the
Inspector Smith, who made the arrest, claims
that Wright has stolen letters ever since he
has been connected with the position a
little over thirteen years. During the past
week the Inspector says he has taken go.
A decoy letter containing S6 was found on
his person when the arrest was made.
Wright is about SO years Of age. He has
always lived in Detroit and had the con-
fidence OF every one who knew him. He
owns considerable city property.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
BIC bLAlESAT ALPENA
= DISASTROUS FIRE YESTERDAY.
An Area Half Nile Long snd ThEes
BtsSks Wias barses Ossr-fhs Lsss
Estimated at $500. 0os-oss aAn
Fatally BaTasd.

t4ssk&'~t - Nst xtAttsss st&AAA
DETkofF, July ll.-Nsry meagre reports
have reached here OF very disastrous IRE
at Alpsns, Mich. which broke out 81
O'Clock this afternoon. and Ii Il is still rag
ing: although deemed TO be under control
The total loss is estimated at $500 0o0. with
insurance for less than halt that amount
Two hundred dwellings are destroyed and
1900 people have been left homeless The
Government light house and $1,000. 600 feei
Of lumber on the dock are burned A
number OF persons whose names are not
learned, are more OF less seriously burned
and NJ. L. McI.ain fatally 30. The burned
district is half mile long and three blocks
in width.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

A lady named Mrs. Mary Thompson, oi
go Waterloo-st.. was overcome by the heat
and chronic trouble of heart disease. and
dropped in front of Sweets Hotel yesterday
afternoon. Willing hands were numerous
to do all they could for her and DIR. Prindls
was called from across the street Mrs
Thompson was unconscious for about IF
teen minutes, and then by help of the ply.
rot be ascertsined at the time. but she
should certainly be given credit for her in.
defatigable work. The PROSTATE lady wa,
revived su fficiently to be taken home in 9
hack. accompanied by DR.. Prindle and the
attendant ladies'.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

The second game between Allegan and
Allegsn after very interesting game by a
score of IA to 5. The Towers were crippled
by the loss of three of their best men, but
will put strong nine in the field today.
when they play the Howard City CLUB.
The patronage at the Lake is steadily in
creasing, and some INTEREST," ng games are
looked for in the near future. The follow
ing is the official score:
Aliegau ...................0 '-li
Tower r.......-....... 0 0 3 o l. 5
Runs earned-Tower. 1; Alegan
Two base hits-Allegan 2, Tower. L.
Home run-AlegSn.
Left on bsses-Anegan, 5; Tower. 1.
Batteries-Chslkea acd Ferris, Fox. Brady and
Wholburg.
struck out-Anegsn, times; Tower, times.
1ime-I.N0
Imufre-HOuard
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Daily "pointers.' .


Ladies, as thls Is the season
Of the year for canning cherries
and putting up fruits OF various
kinds. we reccommenc enc of
our Enterprise Cherry Stoners.
A few minutes use of one Will
dispose of a bushel Of cherries,
also cne Of our fruit presses,
the best IN market, price low,
every iemily should have one.
Ii you are not provided with
screen doors buy one Of our
New Fly Traps. ano next TO
comfort comes a luxury such as
our White Mountain Freezer
and Ice Cream dished up the
latest style by one OF our com
bined Ice Scoop and Moulds,
and yet not happy until you
have Que of our Labrador Re
frigerators. Nothing equal 10
it for pure cold air. On the
first floor near the door, no ele-
vator TO take.
Foster, Stevens & Co..
10 and IL Aenr.s-ss.. IS. SIS. 81. 80 .ss
al Lsais-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

SFRINGFrELD. No.. July l1.-Thst portion
Of Missouri known as the Home of the
Baldknobbers. Christian. Taney. Harry
Ossark counties is striving to surpass its
former records. During the last two or
three months il is estimated that At least
1900 head of cattle have been stolen in
Tsney and Chrstlsn counties by Bald
knobbers' u FLANDERS" as they call them
selves. One of the band has been arrested
and a raid on the rest Of the gang is con-
templsted. One Of the gang is said TO have
been murdered by bis companions for di-
vulging their secrets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

CHEcAso. July u.-Ssmuel c. WeIch,
claim agent Of the Chicago City Railway,
one Of The largest corporations Of The kind
in the country. vas sentenced this morning
- Jail for six months for attempted iu-v
hribinz. G. 3. Holmes President OF the
company. and G. ". Hardy. the COMPANY.
attorney. are recommended 20 bs deals risa
hy the Grand Jury Tor conspiracy IN tho
r44a
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
A Nsrro Irnched.

LTScHsUss. Va, July ia special from
WytheviIle. Va. states that the negro
Henry Smith, who committed the outrage
on Mrs. Midkif in Pulaski Co. few days
ago, was lynched near that place by mob
last night. he was taken from the cars
willis being removed 70 this city for greater
security. hanged 10 neighbOring tree and
bis body riddled with bullets. The parties
TO the lynching were unknown, but we're
supposed to be from Pulaski
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Our weather Record.

LANSING. July 1.-THE summary of the
Michigan resthsr service report for the
month Of June gives the mean temperature
at 81 and 4-tenths. the highest being 102
degrees on the 18th and the lowest q de-
grees on the hrst- Ihe temperature from
the I5th 20 the 2ist was the highest for that
period On the records Of The service The
rainfall was two and ssventy-three- hun
drsdths inches. or one and Gfteen-hunrsdths
inches below the norUa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

Phoenix Lodge No. II. l. o. o. +. installed
officers last night as follows: p. g.. c. s
Fortin; N. G.. A. B. Raven; V. G.. c. Z
0sburn; r. s.. L. Wiley; T., b. Cogdon: w.
Thomas Dandy; c., J. Stoddard; K 5. TO n
G., w. II. Besmer l.. 5. 10 n. G.. Georg,
Patterson; i. g.. w. kronemeyer; o. O.. J
b. Chstrerton; r. s. s., w. G. Schram; l.. s
s.. ID. +. Mcdonald; Chaplain, VIM. Mes
bitt The Installing oil icers were ID. d. g.
NJ, w. B. Randall.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
AFRAID or THs BROTHERHOOD
Ch.irmsn nogs's Clerks Prefer to RsmsiI
In Custody of the Police.

In Custody of the Police.
CHICAGO. July ll.-An application for .
writ Of habsas corpus in behalf of McGil-
vrsy and Kelly. clerks of the Grievance
Committee Of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers. which was sworn out oy
Edward Hurley, was dismissed this aser-
noon by Judge Altgeld. upon request OF the
prisoners themselves, who declared that
they wished 10 remain IN custody OF the
police. This action Is understood 10 be due
10 fear on the part Of the men that the
Brotherhood might take vengeance upon
them for revelations which they are said TO
have made in reference TO the circular
alleged 70 have been issued by Chairman
Hoge, eouns cling the destruction of prop
erty Of the Burlington road.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

tsfttesr- - ~ Tftest~e -.aeNe
CsrrLIsc. Isiy fl--Firs and water made
short YORK tbs evening With John Hsss1-
fuss saloon. Tie huildins. two-story one.
belonEsd 70 G p. Turner. The los. is sboai
o7fs tacussnd dol ars on the ouilding With
500 Insurance.. los On Hassnfoss sfoxk
= shoat one huu8rsd dollars insurs3
Sayapsoo . DrurY's bTick hardware build
irg ~ith reot work - ~ Ersrsn sswss
fns baa1ee of ne slock rith Hossl Nc
hi7nn0 $50 d
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
AWAITING rHe Dearr PENALTY
a Death s.ssh -~t over Maxwell az
Ls&dzFfR "a ss- Lsals

81. Locls Jay IA death- sstch xss
begun today over Hagh Mortimer Brooks
alas NaxEsll 2ad Hsary Lsadxfifs. ths
tso uaEdsfefs Who are 70 sxpizls theiF
crimes tossthsr On ths g4llOss next Friday
aorning unless intsrIerenee comes 20
Brooks through Governor A0rsh0ass. snd
70 Lsodgriif through SbsrIns lnry 70 in
Qairs lnto as sanity. Maxwell hears tie
near approach Of ais doom With cou sider-
able coolBsss. bat be Is sVi1sntiy strong ia
tns nope thai the Governor sil I1terfsrs.
He ased dominees With oaS u tos
Deputies for a ~ hile today and vas a1a0le
and easy. he spoke % all about him He
sssmed anxiousiy awaiting Intsiiigence
from Jefferson City, however, and sas al
times excescaaxly neryous-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Osceols Instructed for Burt.

SNN.s>t ~ W. ysNt,sNsstSNAn-
REED CRY, July 1.-THE Democrats oi
Osceola county held convention at Reed
City yesterday. and elected the following
delegates to the State convention: Geo. II.
Gilbert, Geo. K. Andrews. l.. T. South worth
worth and O. c. Clark. Congressional dele
gates. Christ Ruthweiler. Frank Smith,
Fred Postal and Morse Stewart, Jr. Sena-
torial. Stark Lampman, J. G. Corbin. f. II.
Peters and G. @. Clark. The delegates to
the State convention were instructed for w.
K. Burt for Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

BYRON. July 1.-Mr. Lampman, living
two and one half miles from this place. had
forty bushels Of wheat stolen last night
The thieves unlocked the granery and put
the forty bushels in bags and drove away
There Is no clue.--The new elevator com
pany have received new scales from Buffalo
Mr.. Williams, the harness maker. ha,
moved mis- stock and household goods tc
Plainwell.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

About O'Clock yesterday . scaffold on
which about dozen men were At work. on
the Knowlton block on Bridge-st.. gave
way, and two masons were thrown from
the second story 10 the basement, distance
OF twenty feet. Several wbeelbarrow loads
OF brick, which were piled on the scafoid,
tumbled after them, and one received sew
eral severe cuts about the head. The other
escaped with very slight injury. The one
who Gas worst hurt Was taken into DR..
Winters drug store and had his wounds
dressed, and then both resumed their work
again on the building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

LANSING. Mich. July 1.-The Supreme
Court today granted new trial TO Elizabeth
Vsnderhoof. who was convicted in Berrier
county in 1884 of numbering her husband
by means of poisoning. and was sent to thu
State prison for life. She was subsequently
transfer ed to the Detroit House of Correc-
ton. Pending the new trial she is 10 bs
released on s, 600 bail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

fhiris -o.s Cssss in the Cireaii cssfr'
Thai Ars pset

last October John Aangold Was con
yictsc In TIE Poiee Court ior keeping ma
saloon opea on sunday. aud he tOos al
appeal 70 ths Greait Court where TIE de
cision wss sffrmsa. AsssEs. kehraae &
Egslsston, attorneys ter the defendant,
claiming thai the Police Court had nG
jurisdiction sxoepi 10 examine and bold tol
trial The case Was then taken 10 ths
Supreme Court, where The case wac re-
sersed. the decislo2 having been handed
down yesterday. Tins settles the tate OF
thirty-one liaBoT cases that are waiting trial
IN the OFcult Court appealed from ths
Police Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

NV YoRx July III Passenger Com
nittse Of the Trunk lines have established
SPECIAL rates on the vsrioss roads u this
city for The occasion of the arrival here os
James q. Blame. Blaine = expected here
on July q. AL clubs of twenty sr over
viii be carried 70 this city on sny Of the
rosds A. the rate Of one fare for the round
trip Tickets vii Be gsod for three DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

JEEsEEs0x CTrT. No. July ll.-Argu-
menis we're concluded this afternoon In the
matter Of the application Of Hugh NJ.
Brooks for Communication Of his sentence
from death to imprisonment for life. Mr.
tsnntlsfoy occupied the Governors stten-
EiOn from clock till noon and from tiil
o clock. he made great speech in be-
half OF his unf0rsonate client and was
listened 10 with most profound attention.
The Governor Will render his decision IN
the case a. o'clock tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

Drs1IS. Jsiy 10 Brsea. n. P. was -
isssed from ruilamSre jsil todsy sfser ssrv-
ing thrse mouths's sentence fars viols-
tion of the Crimes Act He vas iumesi-
ateiv - arrested and taken 70 Kiisenn All
~aere hs-ill undergo a further sentences %
three nasnths for = suiixr asfense
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
FEARFUL FATALITY TO HORSES.
Fify-Five Horses Burned TO Death In Dan
Vile, n.y.. and Buffalo, N ".

DASvILLE. July 1.-The large training
stable Of William Rue, burned last night.
Thirty-three head of fine trotters were cre-
mated. Loss $4,000. Some OF the trot-
ters were entered IN the Ohio and New York
races.
BUFFALO. July 1.-The livery stable oi
II. G. Springer was entirely destroyed by
TIRE this morning. The flames spread sc
rapidly that two employees, James Burk-
hardt and Richard Brennan were burned tc
death. Twenty-Five horses were also burned
10 death. Loss so, goo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Clarence Geer Drowned.

On Saturday last Clarence Geer. aged IL
years, son of Samuel Geer, of Coit-avs., was
drowned in the Thornapple River. 1t is
not known how the accident occurred. His
body was found short distance up stream
from where his clothes were found guarded
by dog He had been cultivating field
of corn near the river fer a farmer named
John Broughton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

The contract for the masonry and car
penter work of st. Marks Home and Hos.
pital win be let this week and work will
begin at once. The building as planned
will cost $45, 600 or more and contributions
will be gratefully received. 1t is expected
that the building will be enclosed before
Winter sets IN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

WssHlxsrex. Iuly l-Conx7s-sr,ar
Randall bad severe bsrnorrasse af fb-
Sor-ls Nondsv right IoeEuw nearlv hall =
rslion 81 hleed- He hss snlfer-s sa~~rai
tisues during tnfs session fraw sinfisr at
.erks Anf rore - eeTere mia II =
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

csvvTsSTrsorIp. Jaly IL--Ths snltsu ].
snch concerned shouf the spprosch "a
v,sst ~ Fzap~ror NHfisru with fhe Crsr.
srd aesr< ~ satsrvsw go N s~sxiss "a
~ Tarn~v
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

The games played in the Tri-state League
yesterday were all interesting and some eI-
citing. All but Canton was reported, and
none were shut out. Jackson is one be-
hind a. usual. and Kalamazoo also dropped
q game yesterday to Zanesville. Follow
iug is q summary of the games played:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
NOBODY SHUT OUT
INTERESTING GAMES YESTERDAY
Dstroit. Pitssearx, New xork snd Chicago
tn wfsaeFs-W hssiiss, ss1aasky,
zaassvfIis snd colaabas WiEnszs
40 the fri-st.ts league

The reports Of the games yesterday, as
furnished the TELEssks HERALD, are fun
and complete. Read them and pick the
meats out Of the ehestnuts
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Grand Rapids Bicycle Club wss held Tues
day evening. with = good attendance. Tie
club committee presented the following
ticket for officers Of Michigan District l. A
w. Chief Counsel. A Is. Richmond. city,
Vice Counsel Hm. Sey fault. East Saginaw
Secretary and Treasurer {. A. Conoysr.
Coldwsler Representatives. J. 4. be&i Ann
Arbor. and ID. NJ. snow. Detrnit. The elun
passed q resolution 10 support the above
candidates at the coming election. July IS.
Applications for membership were received
from the following gentlemen: Jas Grady.
Harry ID. smith. Mr.. Phillips q. l.. Hams
Chas. q. Harvey. Frank II. Idems. Upon
ballot the shove were elected members OF
the club. The club now numbers twenty
six msmbsrs. and is entitled 60 represent T.
ative IN the board Of officers The date OF
the meet IN this city was changed from
August IL 10 August is. The meeting then
adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

After The team shooting vas concluded.
the members Of both ciubs indaiged IN some
shooting ~ do1ble rises. and sitogstbsr ar
s0ioysole afternoon vas sp-ok
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

wasslSsroy. fulv H-Ths Ho-sss IA.
crneurrei ln the Sfnate snensraent - ne
kxrscuira< hiL srrrupriafinz kloo 80
t.r sorghum ssissr exesrimsnls. aas ~.
sall go Paszea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
shingie Mill Burned.

nsNossNs - xss 1tNss,,xvsNNNs.
ALAEsoS. July 1i.-Jay l.. Newberry's
large shingle mill was destroyed By fire
today. Loss 800; no insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Chicago. 7, w.shinxtsa Q.

ttt-tsItt v fst Tt-tssAs stsk-N
CEIcAso. July 1.-The rrst game Of the
Chicago " ashiagton series today was an
extremely poor exhibition. The home team
braeed up tribe in batting. bat the field
ing was bad o'Days Wild delivery and
fielding errors by Wilmoi. Hay and Schock
gave Anson's aggregation nve OF their seven
runs. Umpire Lynch was seriously hart
by foul tip from OBrien's bat, which
struck him over the heart, in the eighth.
He umpirsd the game to the finish. but
spst blood continually. and Was very weak.
The score:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

PIrTsBURS, July 1.-THE Boston club did
not arrive on the grounds until 4:50, the
train on which they came being one hour
behind time. The home team won by
score of to 6, mainly on account of hitting
sowders hard and at proper time. The
fielding on both sides was at times loose.
The feature of the game was the triple play
of Nash, Morrill, and Ryan in the fourth
innings. The score is as follows:
Pittsburg g.-.-...-..-.......-o o.
Boston ................o o 20 l. 6
Base Hits-Pittsburg. Is: Boston, L.
Errors-Pittsburg, IA; Boston, IL.
Batteries-Morris and Carroll: Sowders and
O'Rourke
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
D.tro,t- q. PbiladeIpbia. 4

DETROIT. July 11.-Lady Baldwin was
put into the box today and did well for four
innings, then he weakened and Philadel-
phia came very near knocking out the
game. Gleason was hit quite hard, The
score is as follows.
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ISpIAsAPoLIs. July u.-Indianapolis and
New Yark game today started in well for
the Giants and for the first few innings il
looked as II they would knock Healy out OF
the box. but he settled down after the third
inning and pitched . good game Keefe
pitched well for New York. There were no
features. In the seventh ORourke, in try
ing to steal second. ran his arm against
Glasscock's spike tearing it considerably.
He retired in favor of Gore. The score:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
rhaTri-sfafe Gsamss.

Base Hits-Detroit, g. Philadelphia, IL.
Errors-Degroit z; Philadelphia, g.
Bstteries-Baldwin and Bennett; Gleason and
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
The Allegan-Tower Game.

Canton not reported.
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