Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-28
baseball,


very hard to-day, and retired in favor of
Ryan in the fifth inning. The lead of
the Champions kept on increasing, how
ever, and they won with ease. The game
was played for the most part in the rain.
Getzern's pitching was very effective.
The catchers were Bennett and Farrell.
Score: Detroit 10, Chicago A.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-St. Louis z,
Cleveland 3.
Boston, June 27.-The home team
whitewashed Washington to-day. Score
Boston 13, Washington O.; Batteries
Radborne and Kelly for Boston; Whit
ney and Mack for Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Bad errors by
Connor in the fourth inning to-day gave
the Phillies the game. Score: Philadel-
phia 5, New York A. Batteries: Buffin-
ton and Clements for Philadelphia
Welch and Ewing for New York.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.--No game
rain.
KANSAS Cry, June 27.-Athletics.
Kansas City game postponed; rain.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-John l.
Rogers, Secretary of the joint Committed
on Baseball Rules, announces that the
Committee has unanimously voted .C
take bases on balls from the errol
column. They will remain as factor il
earned runs.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-No game; rain
German Royal Highnesses.
BERLIN, June 27.-The Dowager EN-
press Victoria to-day received the Presi
dent and Vice-President of the Reichstag
who presented her an address of condol
ence on account Of Emperor Frederick
death. The Empress, in her repl,
to the address, thanked then
for their sympathy. The President ant
Vice-President afterwards waited ol
the Emperor and presented hin
with the reply OF the Reichsta
to the speech from the throne
The Emperor thanked them TO
the unanimity with which the reply ha,
been voted, and asked them to conve,
his thanks to the Reichstag. Hi
Majesty recalled the passage of the Arm
bill by the Reichstag, on February 9th
and said the decision had most cheer
ing effect upon his grandfather an
| himself.
The opening of the diet was little in
ferior in pomp and dignity to the open
ing of the Reichstag. The heat was s
intense that Count Bocholtz tainted.
The addresses of the Upper and Lowe
Houses of the Landtag, in reply to tn
speech from the throne, after expression
OF grief at the death OF Emperor Freder
ick, consist, for the most part, of pars
phrase of Emperor Williams speech
Gratitude is expressed for the promise
made by the Emperor, and assurance
are given of a faithful support Of tn
crown.
1t is reported the Berlin municipal al
thorities, some of whom hold liberi
| views on religious matters, were receive
in frigid manner by the Emperor, an
| that he concluded his remarks by say
ing: "Make it your business to see this
more churches are built in Berlin"
The National Zeittng says: The En-
peror's speech will fill the country wit
confidence at the very outset Of hi
| reign.
The Post says: The Prussian peopl
will hear the royal words with. gratefr
hearts and vow to the Emperor unspeak
able fidelity and devotion.
| 1t is stated the Gear sent length
letter to Emperor William expressin
thorough friendship for Germany an
sorrow for the loss sustained in the deaf
of Emperor Frederick. 1t is said Gen
eral Pope will carry to the Gar, Emperc
William g reply in which the Empero
promises to follow his granfather's advic
repecting friendship for Russia.
VIENNA, June 27.-The Fremneablo
confirms the statement that Empero
William will visit the Czar at st. Peter
burg, in the first fortnight in July, an
will afterward visit Emperor Franci
Joseph.