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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
~HUNGRY Jos'
The WY cs.adsncs Man Re leased from
Frfzon-


Nav YoEk, June Joseph Lewis. or
Hungry joe" the king Of "bunco steer
-rs. Who swindlsd Oscar Wilde out Of 500
sfsv years sgo. and Who played conhdsncs
xsmes on men Of all classes and condi-
lions vas released from Clinton prison
Saturday.
After q long career Of crime Hungry
Ioe'' vas ssntsnoed bT Recorder Smyth,
Nsy 81. 1sS5. 70 four years ia Stste Prison
en confession of grand larceny IN the sec
ond degrse. The state SLOWS a c0mmuts-
sioa sl one Tsar en- tour years sentences for
rood bshsvior. and II Joe had behaved him
sell be might asvs obtained his freedom lAst
week Tuesday. Bat be x0s into aghL with
q feiiow- convict a short time ago and lost
ten days of his Conmutatlon- As this vas
rs only infrsction Of the prison rules the
Warden Of ths prison reraIttel part Of the
6ue. Jcs Vas anxious to get away "a s0oa
AZ possible for fssr ne might bs arrested
On seme old charge. Il vas reported that
Q dstainsr wss lodged against him in
the prison. bat tbis Vas not true.
The uiiy confidence man who was so
hard - catch has hsd enough Of Amsri-
can urison life. and - said 90 have planned
- i've abroad Ciint0n PRISON = AZ Dame
rnora. onlv iew miles from Z fattsburg, and
it ls only q short railway Journey from
there 10 the Canadian line. The
nexs news Of aim viii probably come BY
cable. Joe numbered araong bis victims
bankers. merchants. sectors. and even
rierrvnaen. FORE xnsrS. So vel ss Aueri-
raus. acns sf whom would ever complain
fnr fear % he ridicuie of friends. Re -
supposed - have laid up considerable
ncnev which will give bin a chance 30
MAKE a sDiurge tn Eur1ps.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
IN THE COURTS AGAIN
THE STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
Dfsobey the Injunction of the Circuit
Court, but Claim IL WAS . Necessary
Procedure to Keep Hundreds OF
Women and Children Out
of the Rain.

About 10 o'clock in the evening of Decor
alton Day while heavy rain was falling,
thousand people. of whom the writer was
to get into the city. The only means OF
transportation was by the Street Railway
Company's line, aud about half past 8
o. clock one half the crowd. being a. many
as could be accommodated at single trip,
started in. When they arrived at the
switch on Sherman-st, the Baldwin motor
was discovered to be on fire. An effort was
made by the company to transfer the pas
sencers 10 horse cars on Sherman-et., but
in the emergency only few horse cars
could be m ade ready, and these were found
utterly inadequate for tne purpose.
Superintendent Bevier was on the train
and was Deseiyed by passengers, g hundred
and more Of whom were ladies and chill
dren. not 10 make transfer IN the ram,
and ne yielded to the necessities OF the case
and did what any sensible man under like
circumstances would have done VIZ: On
the dummy to Buckeys-st, thus violating
the Injunction issued by the Circuit Court
which only permits the operation OF the
Baldwin motor through kasi-st- The re-
manning FIVE hundred people who were
patiently waiting at the pavilion were
brought in by the next train. leaving the
AXE after 10 O'Clock. Twice therefore IN
that evening there was technical VIOLA
tiou of the Injunction. bat any person OF
sense can understand that II should be ex-
ecused by the necessities of the case
Yesterday an sfidauit made by At 3.
White was FLED setting forth ths; he rail
way compsny many time used sad open
locomotives to propel its trains OF cars In
Easiest, and frequently run said open loco
motive in and through said Esst-st.
and asks that the company bs punished Tor
contempt This proceeding Is too con-
temptible to.be fifty characterized IN Ian
gusge suitable for print"
The public generally. 10 ssT nothing OF
the hundreds who were waiting IN the rain
at the Lake that night will think thss the
company - not liable TO censure. bat On
| the contrary should be commended.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
IN HONOR OF eARI6ALDl.
A statue of the Italian Patriot Unveiled
Mt Washington.

New YoRE. June A statue of Carl
baldi. the Italian patriot. warrior and lib
orator, was unveiled this morning In Wash
ington square. The monument was paid
for by popular subscriptions of the coun-
trymen of Garibaldi. and the donations
ranged from cents to $1,000. The exer-
cises were opened by the playing of selec-
tions from "Lgcia di Lammermoor" and a
selection OF patriotic Italian airs. Sgnor
PolidOri. president OF the committee OF ar
rsngements, delivered sn address. The
Presentation Of the monument TO the city
was made By the treasurer Of the committse,
siznor Bsysoth. Mayor Hewitt accepted
il on behalf Of the city. The unveiliDg OF
the statue followed. the bands meanwhile
playing Gsribsl6i's march. This was rem
dered with imposing effect BY some thirty
Italian bands. Speeches by Baron Fsvs
Italian minister 70 the United States. Prof
Botta and Gen. Daniel Z. Sickles followed
Al the Italian evil and military societies
attended. some 1900 men IN al
The statue Itself cost $1,000 aud is eight
feet IN hight Il stands upon . pedestal
fourteen feet hlgb and represents the old
patriot standing IN rather 80 unconven-
ti0nsl attitude. With his sword half drawn
from ifs scsbbsrd. Il was designed by
Giovanni TaSini.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
It MUST Be THURMAN
TnE MEM WORKERS INSIST UPON IT
The esEhs~asss Give ths Bsekeyss Hiat
Uk1sA u Acted tpsn-or4uoss ssa
BAAaaEazs in the nidaight
Air ~ %. Lslzfs.


81. LeCLs. Jane A-At . meeting Of the
ohio dslexstion. l<sling from O'Clock anti
Z. it was unanimously decided that the sohd
vote Of OAis should De cast for Thurman,
second place on the tiekst- This u general
b considered As assuring his nomination.
The promoters Of Governor Grsy's boom
were admitted 10 the conference ana argued
ia favor OF their candidate. but without
avail. A large crowd had collected await
Ing the result OF the conference and when
II Was announced there was great en-
thusiasa. Whiting clubs and delegates got
out their brass bands and marched through
the streets. Visiting various hotels and
cheering tor Thurman.
The Gray men are naturally somew bat
discouraged. bat declare that they will
carry on the ight for Gray even II he gets
only the note OF his own State in the con-
yenti0n. The fact that the New York de-
legation was unanimous for Thurman had
great influence upon the decision OF Ohio men
The Gothanitss did not caucus until late
tonight, but "feelers" who had been sent
out during the afternoon brought back the
news that they were solid for Thurman,
ana they meant 10 dictate the nomination
If they could. and as il Was pretty emphatic
and determined, the Ohioans came to the
conclusion that discretion was the better
part OF vslor.
As for the Black boom IL did a booming
business early in the day. The faction OF
the Ohio delegation was wired without de-
lay 70 Judge Thurman. and long after mid
night from the balconies of half = dozen
hotels orators waved the red bandanna at
the multitades below and assured them
that Cleveland and Thurman would lead
the Democracy to victory IN November
next.
The restaurants are crowded beyond their
capacities, and the saloone are so thronged
with thirsty folks that ingress is almost al
impossibilitv. Nearly all the delegates
have now arrived. A few strsgglsrs ex-
pected tonight will not add materially to
the size of the crowd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

N1ppEEvrLLE. June 4-Jordsn Opera
house vas crowded Saturday evsning With
purpose Of forming q Republican Club.
Such a club was organized with l50 charter
members. under the name Of the Young
Mems Republican Club. The following
officers were elected President. r y.
Johnson. treasurer, p II. Evans, secretary
r ;. Watkins The club IL mainly com-
posed Of young men vno show q purpose
u work with q zssl that viii bring about
iarge Republican gains in BsrTv county.
An esueciai effort viii be made TO increase
tbe membership 20 500 by the tiae Of the
next meeting. aud the pros pect Of success
= rood
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
The WHIRLPOOL cRAsks
Gee VIII Probably Venture Dowa the
Niagara River Next sandss.

onc VIII Probably Venture DOVE the
Nisgsra River Next SUNDAY
BUFFsIo. jane 4.-Foifs aud Hszlett,
Who distinguished themselves once BY
going through the psriioos Eiazsrs vbiri-
pool rapids IN snail barre. have resolved
70 perform q much more dan Fsross feat.
that Of going over the Nisssrs cataract IN
the little craft.
YESTERDAY morning the cssk Wa bxil.sted
~ith sso8 snd q bantam regstsr paced IN
II ssfore the ar vsins wss closed. Then
the cssk uss tovsd int tbs center ef the
current ard nissssd- hsf AZ seur
eapeed before 4 vent over ne
brint Ia evs seconds Il respDesred n
tke boi1ing torrent beio- and rapidly
Dr. Red into Bsss Rock easy. . 3sngsrous
SPA. whers il ehiried sroand from noou
until nesriy o'clock. Then i wss czrr5ed
torsrd ths Msi8 e ias y - is8SiDr where
IS ess peks3 ID ~ so1ss bostssrn. TIE
bszisst ks5 shifred. sn1 to roosteT vss lead
sae q sFaerss kere1
Mr. Pete SD tbaf sstbeF be o. his F4rf
ner veE}1 Dn6ousts3ig un9srtsKs - -
ever tes falls nert ssn8sy. A. fbe 5z~Tsl
sse~ee oriT szs marx of ksvlnz cosas n
eontscf vita q rock hs fsit that t5s frip
vezs1 - ssfsr tsao zassy peops sssngbt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
RUSSIAN ENTERPRISE.
A Trip from London To China In Twelve
Days.

Trip from London To China In Twelve
Days.
LONDON, June 4-The great Russian Rail-
way into the heart Of Asia 10 at last q fact,
and you can now 90 from London almost
to the boundary of the Chinese Empire in
twelve days. The immense strategic and
commercial importance of this event IL not
indicated at all by anything visible in the
great London dailies. Zach contained
small press dispatch announcing the open
ing of the road, but no special article or
editorial comment appeared in any Of
them.
When one remembers the great excite
ment that clustered around Msry. through
which the road passes. and now over Herai,
and the tact that the new road places the
whole Of the Russian army only Eve days
distance from Northern India, and much
nearer to Afghsnistan, one is inclined 70
believe that England's fits OF fear of Russs's
encroachments are Of an intermittent and
epileptc character. From 81. Petersburg
the line runs through Moscow. Wormnesh.
Rostov and Visdi-Kavkos. Here the route
is barred by the Caucasus range over
which the line 10 not vet completed and
you have to travel eighteen hours over q
psss 5 900 feet 1000 feet higher than the
Oh 00tAatA tna EAAAtEt0u. " tt1 rl<D~ff
twice ss wild as that Of Switzerland. the
Cancssus will be the great Summer resort
of the future. On the other side you take
steamer al Bsku. cross tbe Caspian Sea 10
Ossoum Ada, where the new line begins,
and 90 thousand miles further through
kezii-Arvst Geok-Tepe, hskabsd. ksrv
and Bokhsrs. 10 Ssmsrcsnd.
The commercial Importance Of the pev
route il very great. The rich valley Of the
0xus, which is the Mississippi Of Central
Asia. now opened up. had no European
outlet before save by caravan. The re-
sources of this territory are Of al kinds,
mineral and agricultural. and ell are un-
developed The effect on civilization Of the
new line can better be imagined than de-
scribed. considering the fact that eli the
great mechanical s6rspoes and the big
civilization Of the Sipeteenth century will
be carried in bsrbsric Ssia. The effect on
school gsogrsphiss IL not to be even sur
missed
The ST. Petersburg Sve publishes en- AZ
ticle on the opening toe Trsns-Csspisn n
Railway. which SAYS that no sensible Rus
sian regards this railway ss means for the
conquest Of India. On the CONTRARY. the
writer thinks that Il viii LEAD 20 . definite
and pacific arrangement between England
and Russia for the formation Of . complete
| international rsilway system. and thet the
comm unicssion with Central Asia Ip6is
would be amended with great advantages 20
| Russian trade.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

IkmovT. June 4-Ths Coed Tsmplars
hsd visi6ers ffom The Berlin Lodge lsst
Thursday nizht--Nr. Stephen Hedges
Is having fhs ED grist mill t1rn dovn-
The ianser Vii ee uspd to huiid esru.
Worx still GOES en- 81 re new posiofhce
eailiins.-Nr Eihert LYNN = building
a caiisr 90 hts lot st The to~n Inc corner
where he WiiL eisr an. pas q neT aonse
II 81 rsotabiv rsSs 1uite au iupr1ve-
nert 10 Re viiisgsl--loe I - =. T.
-cc.al uilf he held AZ Ms. Ssters Eext
Friday nixht School closes new n fs~
dsvs.--Srrsrhsrries are no~ IN faH
hlacm. taev promise Quite s1 snunesut
crers r>sresrTies ditto. vhest crop gsry IN
prem isinU --- NslncFisi Day was the oe-
cs1ion lur cutie 4 cslehrstion IN tbs vils<s
A verv fne eraiiou was delivered ~ Rev.
~. A. Frys. ~ spring AKA Nm. Marion
slater srt AiSs frsncese Angeil delivered
scurcpriste rscitsticns IN their nsusl inin-
ifasis manner The scxrei crop IN 6sst
Taimsixe = veTy rranissg ons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

GLADSTONE. June 4.-Tbs ak men who
were thought 20 have had the master hand
in the late rlot among the dock wsllopers
when an officer wss badly wounded, had
their exkniination Saturday. VIM.
PortelsDce and two otbers foreign
ers, were held 20 The Oircuif
court and the other three discharged. There
is no apprehension Of more troubls be-
tween the dock vsllopers. and the reports
that there was need Of the State troops here
were without foundation The fact 10 the
to sn 10 growing like q weed. bat IL able 70
take care of itself
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

s-r,sssS ~ - vs>tss.s-ssss,a
FRASsFoRr. June S-ksi Frank Howard
and daughter. assisted bY home talent,
presented the military sliegsry. Soy Of
shiloh" here for four nights undsr the
suspsces cf Csrvsr Peat No. I25. @. A. T., 70
srge aud spprrciet1vs audiences Mr.
Howard haxing the leading part Of the Spv.
Z. J. Swvfhe kspt ne house ID q rear of
lsughtef - Jssh Hal. i've Yankee dril-
ing his rscFuIs-Nsrshan smith 4 son
sormsriy Of the Msrshsh HOUSE Of Essk
>sgins-. bat rev Proprs>tars Of the Dan
ham House a. Hsnis@ So receivins zsny
good verbs cf pr.ise er -. sxcsll&nf
manner IN vhies thev srs cenxuessEs a
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
Cn,ca<o. .: PhiIadeIphia, 2.

txsNsssst vs>ssss2-s>s.,.
PHILADELPHIA. June THE fielding Of
the Philadelphia team in the game against
the Chicago club today was what may be
simply termed '.yallsr' in connection with
This. Casey Was kit hard at critical points
which was not the case with VanHaltren,
and Anson and his swallow tails" had an
easy tim, Of it. Amidst all this Delehsnty
loomed up in brilliant style. both at the bat
and in the field. The score stands:
Philadelphia .0 o 1 o o 0 1 o. 2
Chicaxo ......--......-..0 0 g.
Base ehihs-PhIladelphiE, 7: Chicago, TO-
Errors Philadelphia. ~. Chicago Z.
Bafterfesr-Cssey and Clements, Van Haltren
and Daring
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

The G-soe ChsreA GHild esve . xsauins
crazy socisl last svsainz ~ tie cbsrch
rscforv. caT~s- 81 Cherry sa3 Isfsysste-sts.
TIE ssfsr 1rovsa % se vsrT novsl sn5 =
attic sRE 81 he common run 81 soclais
Cske wss sgvsa 81 du@t ps1s sad shrve 4
and ear psp>s weFe used for spoone. costies
~ Z sssss. ard nsz-~ 8kher ro~s1kes, well
tvpsfwfnx - nasae. Sozse 1efzz assss aasic
was fsrazsaed ~ Ms. kllev. Niss Fsnnse
Earbe Zssa :. kn.Dp ard Frsnk Desns.
Ascaf ss--sty 6vs vsre present sna 80
ssz Eszsszss from e
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Irmtrsro1Is, IBd.. IrDs "a chsrgs
vss published here sodss that Gov. Grsy
j. iilitsrsss and incepsbls cf writing bis
0vn speeches and messages The charge
vss supported ~ receipts showing that be
had p.id Col. J. 5. Maynard, editor Of the
s,r.1isss, for suoh vork Il crested q great
ssr~stson and YES used by bis opponents
70 nis dissdrsntsgs.
The Governor usskss no direct deDisl of
tie c1srgss. bat fnfinsfes fsst the sircun
stsase HD6er which ks paid for the writing
q his spes1fes ~srs discre<itskis 70 Ooi.
xsvnar6. The stSry 81 ksynsrf. bow
ever. IL vel sssst&Dtists1 vith documents.
ard Il is srpsetsd fhst Il VII bs-s sssh-
essrt fo-os - csnse the astess ~ the Gov
ernsr II tbe 81 Le1is convention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
ASLEEP At MIDNIGHT
4 ss0 0aY % eENEaaL sHEsI0sn
A1ssass nsmsrFhszs Leads 90 FaFsasF
Heart IFsabts FsEy AeaE Ds4th lea
ts.dsy - 20 faEthsz Ch.aEs
"a AiaaishE.

W.ssssaros. Juse 4.-AE so It Vas
si.ssd At osasrsl sLsridan's n0uss that
tAsrs had bssn ao material snznss La Gen
ara shaf1ian oDnditi0n since the 'ci0ck
sallafin sss iss1sa. Col Blunt sss sen
asont 10 and s4id that Drs. . Reilly and
Bsrns ssrs thea WITH ina General and had
de..de.f aaG % lssaa another bulistin until
fais aifsrn0on. except IA case " fres CON-
pllcafions VI enicn taers ars. I - sad. 10
indications as prsseat.
A Htfls bsl0fs noon Gen. hacksr Mrs..
shsrid41s at1ef. ieft the house. and With
a .0rrisd and 4nxi0ns expression on bls
yaos SAID. The Gsnsral . 40 better
IL .as slslsd that Or. Pepper. before
leaving Washington tbs morning for Palis-
dslphia. tod TIE family shat the General
w4s Ia Dsitsr coalition than saea as "a"
him asst.
At9i5 ,. "a al the doctors we're AZ Gen
era sheridan bedside. Dr. Matthews bad
iast arrived ia RESPONSE - summons. No
bai.erin had ossn issnsd since o. clock this
morning and tas attendants refused 20 see
reporters until after ths next DuilsLln, y hlch
Is expscisd very soon.
Al 500 D. m. Rev. FaEhsi Chsppells Was
uss With Gsnsrsl 5heri1an- Tso msssen-
gers ksstily entered carriages .ad we're
driven hurriediy asag.
fhs b2llosiag Dallstia vas Issued a. 5:zi
p. N.
Within tbs last hour another attack OF
heart Esiiars has occurred. The worst may
De feared st any time"
At 800 D. m. General 5heridan's physi-
clans issued the following bulletin: ten
sra Sheridan bad hsmOFrhaxs this after
nosn reicn induced recurrence Of heart
failure. he vas on the verge Of dissolution,
aud sltAough hs rallied, his eoedluon Is
most precarious."
WAsnI saroS. June 5.-l2.l5 q m.--Tbe
follosiax b1ilstin has Just been issued by
General 5heridan's physicians There has
bsen no material change ia General Sheri-
dan's condition since the last report he
has osen sleeping rsstialIy nearly all the
suaufngu
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Nxw YOgK, June A large crowd at
tended the second game of the series played
At The Polo grounds today between the New
York and indianapolis teams. and in which
the New Yorks beat the Hoosiers by q
score OF 3 to 2 The batting Was light on
both sides. while the fielding was very fair.
The only interesting feature Of Line slow
innings vas in the hfth, when Umpire
Valentine was bit in the mask by foul
tip. and had to retire until bis nose stopped
bleeding. The score is Is follows:
New York....--.......0 0 l 0 ? o o.
lsdiana napolis .-.-.-0 o.
Base hits-Sew York, 4; indianapolis, 3
Errors-Ne~ York. 5; Indianapolis. "A
B4fteEies-w eidman and Ewing. Henley and
Daily.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

WAsHISGros, June t.-Wm. l. Bancroft
arrived here today and VIII De sworn IN IS
Superintendent Of the Railway Mail Service
day. learning the ropes. The first duty 70
confront him Is to sppoint the two new
division supsrintsndents recently authorized
by act OF Congress- A dozen localities are
pressing for ths honor Of being the new
division and a hundred spplica1Ons are
waiting % be appointed The salary for the
new place q s.. .0o0.
Senator and Mrs. Palmer left for Detroit
this morning with their servants aud
horses. havins practically closed their
hoDsa here
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Tbsre VS. a larger crowd taxn ever 81
tn. Ysszr Nerrs Prot<ctivs club nsstior
IL t6s Crrait Cozrf roon ass evcnise
Speeches we're nsse ~ TIE returned dee
gates fron tks indis1spolis conventioz.
and 80 t1ctef ne6e zsf resk was Hnxns-
mossiy rsueea- Jean < Ande~sen -
Nsw Jersey. neUn<- - tk< Nsnoasi coz-
nitsee wss creEsnt a1& ms5s sfirrsnr
soe~ch. cRe kHaGrea s-d axfs n~w z--n-
sers ~s-. fsks1 IL nszlng 80 in al. Tie
= % = srs~zzx yzYlSsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Revenge is sweet About one year ago
the business men of Lutner PLAYED . game
of base ball, the East side playing against
the West side for . nice supper. prepared
BY c. r. Saith. Of the sabin house. Min
isters. doctors, lawyers. and editors unit
ing. the result was the West side had to
pay for the supper. Last Sunday they
again took up the bat and played Eve in
nipEs. The West side downing the East
side ten % nine in spite of the impartial
decisions of The umpire
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Msccx, Ga. Juas "A carisas thai has
been taken I'D n the saprsu. Court here.
Ssif for $4,000 manages is brought sy Mrs.
Moore against tse city because Of the
Iyncbing of her husssnd too years sxs.
Noore ~Ss seczsed ef asss1ltinz Miss
Little ard wss lyncssS therefor. bus Il va
subsequently earned tsst sse vas slsck-
mailer ef vie ebsrsct.r
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Sr- LoUTs, No, June 4--The enemies of
President Cleveland evidently do not IN
tend to give up their hght until al hope
Of defesting him for denomination IL
gone. Pamphlets were freely clFcu-
lsted on incoming trains. especial =
from The Hast rejecting seriously
upou the Presidents character IN bis do
mestc life The charges are aot rspeti-
tio1 Of the stories printed during bis
former csndi6scy. nor are they Of similsT
sort It = currently reported that these
accusations come from New York Demo
crsfs
Prr7sBERs, Pa June & - The Le7de~
criotxs half column Of tbe scandal con-
cernine President Cleveisnd. being fhe
ssrss charges a. are contained IN the psnph-
let nov circulating snens the s.. Louis
6sieasfes
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
Dumsla IN washington for Alxsr.

safft - "a ftttstkAr ettkNA
WAsHfSoros. June t.-On motion OF
Representatives Ford. the House today or
dersd the lsslimony taken IN the +. II.
Brovn Investigation 70 bs printed by the
Public Printer.
Col. Henry NJ. Dufield. Of Detroit. is
here working Ep the Alxsr boom. Ayers
strength seems to grow, bat still II Is i'm
possible TO predict who viii Be the nomi-
nee. and none woold be surprised If the
honors we're carried OF by a dark horse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

sss.aasss a ~ stlE.sssrssk1A
WAsHR eros. Juns 4.-Whsn Detroit
went 10 Dat ia the ninth inning with the
score standing four 20 two against them
their chances seemed gloomy, indeed, mas
much ss up 70 this inning Whitney had
them apparently al his nngers' ends But
just whsn the spectators thought Washing
ton had Won the ninth aud the game. the
visitors eommsnced TO bat and didn't stop
until they had placed three runs to their
credit. enough 10 win the game. Ii Was a
hard game 10 lose and the Senators now
feel quite dsspondsnI. The official score Is
as follows
Hashingt0n----.- 30 -
Detf9it -.---.-.-1 y y . .
Hits-N ashinzt0n. ;. Detroit. 3
Errofs-W zsb lngton. 5 Detroit 4
kaEteres-WhlLney and Aack, Getzeia and
CAMEL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

BvcHkRxSr. June &-Ehers is rsport IN
sircalssien thar it = TIE inssnhoa 70 crown
The Czxr Enperor q cs1t7al Assa At San
srcan3 "a ox'fer % es-set TIE ir8uencs q
Queen Fictorfs's ltie ~ kspress 81 india
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

CarssrsAE. Jane z,--Chsrse7 Hsiden. a
Dunoaz CitT. ~bo i supposed 70 bsvs or
k5s bfad o~sF iovs sssir. committed sui-
eids ssfurssy Bssf ~ jumping from tbs
ThfrS-st fridzs sBto ne river. The stream
vss erszxsS to6sy fH ki< t,e6y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Ls-sfzs 51ne a -Ihe Comnissionsr q
Insursnce seday saared - arrsst ~ Henry
Ssroux a me izs.lzancs dzra ef Strcnx 4
~ Wsstan. ~ Lspeer. lcr = Tiaisfisn ef ne
~ rohihiftnx g-avevard iusuranc% enrn-
panies trcn tsking risks n ne sstafe rhe
Arm = sctlcs a. AGENT ser t1s oid Fecpses
tauananv 81 skaaTt. lad. Iaa arrest 81
ou.nxs >a<tsn siA ssllev.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Buchsnsn & Co. will play 8 game Of ball
with the Sprsker q HogsdOne boys, At the
old Ball Park on Jefiers0n-ave-, on Wed
nssdsy next. II is rumored that a petite
lady clerk viii play short stop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
The Tri-stats Games

Three games we're played in the Tri-State
League yesterday. and all were interesting.
Kalamazoo got there" in good shape. bat
the Jacksons, although batting hard, got
left one behind in their game with the
Tolsdos. Following is the summary of the
games played:
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
UP TO THIRD PLACE
Isksrsss1.x GsEnss Ia Beth ths Leagues
ss<ssrasy--Dstrsit. ass York Chi
s4ss s4a Pf1ssbars Uiansrs-
a ssx-Hse fsx BsstSAL


Detroit IA Winning the game from wash
in<toa yesterday climbs 70 tAird place in
Ihs s4bls Of psIesntsge With oaly New YORK
a1d Chicago above. Boston Is Ia hard
luck and steadily dropping in the series.
but the Senators have sill the honor Of
occupying the tail end.