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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
Big BuIldozing Scheme

New YORK. May 11.-An evening
paper prints story crediting The Santa
Fe Railroad Company with a scheme 20
purchase or lease the New York. Lake
Erie & Western Railroad, and thus
have grand transcontinental line IN
der one management. If the Erie peu-
pie will not sell their road the Santa Fe
company have decided, the paper au-
thorlty says, to lease it, and In the
event of their refusing to either sell or
lease, the Santa Fee will Immediately
open 1ate war and establish IS fare
between Kansas City ami California
points 10 compel other roads to combine
against the Erie in favor of the Santa Fe
company's wishes.
BosroN, May l.-Secretary Manches-
ter, OF the Santa Fe Railroad, says the
story that the company is trying to get
control of the Erie is absolutely without
truth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
Powderly Speaks.

PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-General
Master Workman Powderly. in letter
to the Journal Of United Labor, re-
ferring TO petitions Of Knights of Labor,
for government telegraph. which were
presented to Congress some time ago,
and to the fact that no action had been
taken on them, says: II is now about
time 10 ask OF our meRb rs 10 begin to
make inquiry as to why their repre-
sentatives remain inactive, so that 1t
may become known before the next
election. who is to blame for the delay.
Write to your Ser a,o1s and stir them
up On the telegraph bill cali attention
to the fact that l,CL0, 600 citizeps have
affixed their sizE atures, to pstitions
asking OF them not % drink BRANDY and
quarrel, but to act on the telegraph bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12

W. GoLpIEe umpired and gave the
best of satisfaction all around.
LLOYD ought to be brought back and
his nine would be greatly strengthened.
GRIFFITHs dees some excellent d.
recting and his nine is sure TO feel the
results of his brainy supervision.
THE showing made yesterday is a
pointer that the public may look for
ward to some coed spot this summer.
WITH careful management and good
games, there is no doubt that money
can be made on the Square this SUM-
mer for the players. and they de-
serve it.
THE uniforms of the Salt Lakes are
very pretty. being white. with little
red trim ming, and red caps; they are
too suggestive of whitewash.' Red
stockings would add to their beauty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
Sensible ConeIusiou.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate
committee on privileges anc elections
in the Turpie case came to the unani-
nous conclusion that the determine
ton of the Indiana House of Reprt-
sentatives under the particular olrcum.
stances of this csse, of the title of its
members to their seats is conclusive
upon the Senate, and there ore that the
persons who voted IN the election OF
Senator must be conclusively presumed
TO have been entitled to vote and couse-
ouently that Turple must be held en-
titled to his seat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
Now for tne Central Pacific.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE House
committee on Pacific railroads, to-day,
resolved to begin consideration of the
case of the Central Pacific railroad next
Friday. 1t was decided to take the bill
already prepared and reported. TO Sc.
cure tie repayment of tbs Indebtedness
- the governm ent of the Upion Paclf q
Railroad Company as basis of bill
to meet the cSse of the Central Pacific |
incorporating such changes as tie com
mittee may see fit to make.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
Milan and Nataiie,

VIENNA, May l1.-Emperor Frsncis
Joseph and Count Kalnoky: yesterday
visited Queen Natalie, of sefvis, tho is
in Vienna. Count Kalnoky afterwards
had long interview with the Serviar
minister, the reported object Of which
was to arrange a reconciliation between
Natalie ard King Milan without pub
lie scandal. Queen Natalie insists OF
returning to Belgrade, but King Milan
strongly opposes this idea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
BOulan 81.

PAEIs, May 11.-General Bou Ger
repudiates an electoral placard circu
lated in his behalf in the department OF
Isere, asking the sufrsges of the pao-
ole. lie says he IS not candidate a d
threatens to prosecute pc sons Tor us: =
Dls name.
General Boulsnger, Count Dillon and
Deputies Laguerre anu Mayer, Law,
gone u Dunkirk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
EIGHTH INNING.

Hodge took his first on balls, stole
second, reached third by Larson's base
hit and home by Matthias three base
drive; Platt< fouled out; Larson got in
a base hit and made the circuit of the
diamond through Mathia>' three base
hit, which gave the Nationals two runs,
tied the game and created quite q
hurrah of enthusiasm. Matthias him.
self was left on third, when Bradford
cot out at first. Two.
Griffin out at first; Bess flew out to
Platts; Mcbride was put out at home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
NINTH INNINGS.

Lewis tallied:en a passed ball; B1sby
made q two-base hit, and afterward
scored; T. Barker out on strikes Gold
Ing reached second on an error and got
in on another one; Hodge, three strikes
and out; Plat few out to Allie Barker.
...............T Three.
A. Barker got first, but didn't reach
secoud: Ridd fouled out aud Bess struck
ont ,,....,....,.,,.. NIX,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
FIFTH INNING.

In this inning the "kids" appeared to
wake up and get on to Griffths' pitch
ing. Matthias got to first on d
nice one. Bradford sent a sky
scraper to centre field, which was
gathered in and let him out; Lewis
struck out; Busby made three bases OF
one strong. square drive to left field, al
the same time bringing in Matthias;
Tony Barker mede two-base hit, let
ting Busby cross the plate; GoldiDg
struck out. Observation-Disclosures. Two.
Ridd few out to Busby; Best made
one-base hit; Burt hit a two-bagger
bringing in Best; Brown out at first;
Griffin made a two-hase hit, allowing
Burt 70 tally and coming in himself;
BesS flew out,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
SEVENTH INNING.

Bradford reached first through
tumble by a. Barker, aud subsequently,
was put out al the home plate; Lewis
and Golding struck sut.... Nothing.
Rid1 scored through errors; Best and
Brown were put out by fine double
play by Matthias and Platts; Burt
struck out. One.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
Three PecuIiarities

Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, is characterized by
three peculiarities, namely:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12

Az starter the game was SUCCESS.
WoKKMEN have begun the new grand
t,nd.
THE pitching of both Busby and
Giitfiths was excellent.
SOME of the Salt Likes appeared to
know how to play, but seemed to be out
o practice.
MATTHIAS made an effective first for the
Nationals and Mcbride did the samefor
the new team.
RtDD did soma good work behind the
ba', aud so did Tony Barker. who
doesn't claim to be proficient catcher
md filed the roll of emergency man
ri. credit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
SIXTH INNING.

H. dge repeated his previous record /;
Platts made dandy two-base hit and
scored; Larson flew out, and Matthias
was put out trying to eInbezzle second.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12

Mcbride few out to Busby; Gritfiths
dittoed to Larson in left field; A. Bar
ker made base hit, bat persisted in an
attempt to touch the next bag. .....
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12

DIRECTORS.
GEORGE II. TAYLOR,
F. ARMSTRONG,
GEORGE RoNNEY,
II. ]. RoMNEY,
WILLIAM F. ARMSTRONG.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
FOURTH INNING.

Hodge struck out; Platts flew out;
Larson mae good base hit. but ex-
pired on stealing second. One to get.
Mcbride sent fly to Pitcher Busby;
Grifiths struck out; Allie Barker
knocked the ball into Hodges hands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12

Busby sent a fly to A. Barker; T.
Barker fouled out; Golding drove a
b. auty to third, who gathered il in and
Kelly didn't get there $3.50. Duck egg.
Burt, three strikes and out; Brown
struck the sphere ericketer's swipe to
short atop. reached first, second and
third, but in endeavoring to tally e1.
pired once more at home; griffin got
first on an error and got left by Btss
striking the air three times. Nothing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
A NATIONAL VICTORY
The Champions Down the
Salt Lake Nine,
BY SCORE OF EIGHT TO FIVE.
The Record by Innings of g Good
Game-The Prospects for sport
This Season.

The initial baseball game between the
Nationals and Salt Lakes, yesterday
afternoon, drew Out big attendance
the grand stand being tolerably well
illed, the the two-bit platform crowded
and the space between the two occu-
pied by quite crowd. The number
of the spectators indicated heavier gate
receipts than were counted up-$i05.65,
so that the d. BIS must have had full
representation on the grounds.
There was a half-hour wait before the
game was begun, the Nationals delay
ng the start on account of the non
appearance of their catcher, Eidges
ana at about 10 they concluded not TO
delay the game any longer and pressed
h. q. Bradford into the service 10 play
in Tony Barker's position, while that
Young and fast-improving player went
behind the bat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
! st:
ed /: /:
Sd /:

The result is amedicine Of unusual strength
and curative power, which effects cures here
tofore unequalled. Thesepeculiarities belong
exclusively to Hoods Sarsaparilla, and are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-12
FIRST INNING

Busby led out at the plate for the
National and got to first on tumble
by a. Barker (who resembled, in his
actions and movements, the fat boy of
Pickwick celebrity, and reached third
where he stuck, as T. Barker flew out,
and Hodge aud Platts struck thrice
each at nothing. ............C Cipher.
For the Salt Lakes Brown got to frs
on a mutf and tumble, and made the
round of the dismond to die GA the
home plate. Griffin scored. Jones sent
a grounder to the left by which he
reached first; ran 10 second; in vain
attempt to steal third he slid, with his
right leg under him, and when he came
to rise he discovered he had broken a
small bone Immediately above the right
ankle. Mcbride got first on balls, and
Grifiths retired Oh three strikes. One.
sKcoHD INNING.
Larson made a good base hit, but it
awaited him nothing, as Matthias. Brad
ford and Lewis among them struck nine
times for nothing. INK.
Allie Barker knocked grounder to
third and was halted in his run to first :;
and Rldd and Best each made three
mlslickS. Nought.
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Wooet ON lutberif Goiifole
Granite nails, Winn.

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ben Iutheriie Rtrte. Stolsr / 2iabeo nreb
ben Bi1mar utIos bItus al tor Bstpouins
l oenne Serissnee.
Zen 4oe Septbr. at. 2 gftsrmiooaa bot,
oes Der / Granite 5als ct Rsoe Of 7elesas
ter fra fOrffisniss luibsrifs gVsnisbeosr per.
omtrins. til at bsitsnrms Steo for Stolen,
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Waaneeer % IL 0a9e.
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sSaruel ou bortgan9ue 8lGre,
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vi tan ei auoet Cnlte bore
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1oer Sang. eu',lt, sOstaUu. E. Or. 6orbostav lt
I Ram rssuts ior ct Orb. su,tisf,m,ut,r. Der t,r
,oias,s al s~.tuIins. tas,s To, p,nipn III.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
Yiaolen bar | Dc ienere 9lar taaei

Stuuttu put ! VI ttuSiS <tut tuySi
ct betpoelist Opipins / 9rammens
Omesa; l9rlis er oct be minore @aar.
De, lom er bespnot meb ben. 3ette er
ct slaoelist 9esn os bier, at Gamble.
folfntnsen mere os mere faar ginene
pp for, at Der fan bore mango iman
Nerin9stilber, iom uonptteoe paa or:
oentlig ps forItanoig Sls fan blipe til
en- COB Ststte / Irbeioet for at ilua fig
isjennem. @leoelist er bet Osiaa, at
Den nOrife Siapl / rdtionel llonpttelie
orioeS Iaaleoes, at bens 8robufter fulbt
no fan optase s Onfurranien meo lisnens
De u~benlanpite Yrobufter, buoraf Der
Nar ON anoet bar peret inbfsrt life iaa
tibet enooa. vi bar iaaleoes bapt On:
leonius til at ie Sonuins at bette @ars
Sgit ira 8uno / 9ier, lom / &enbeb os
Smas itaar betpoelis bsiere eno ben
uoenlanpife Sunnins, man fjDber.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

9ift, oa ben tos iaaban Cuerbaono.
0esp9rre par bet ben Jattiees ensfts
&c., ION Der itrss msb. Ste lanse
etter bleu en- Seit itutfen / llnosrij ppen.
Den bar I'LL lpftelis os pei oueritaaet
ariien, men iturebe iuart ct Bar Dag
'aa ben buerten aao eIer brat. Saaar
litotraf after ct 9ilfalbe ps bsnne Gang
par BET ct Wenneite, bet sialot, nemli9
en- 9dntmel Seute (8iritin Slsoaiter J,
Der bar saaet barfOoet op / en- 81 for at
JAMIE SEP. Sun bleu biot unoer Gnflen
meo bet uofdlb, at bun / 9sbet Of Ia
gen omtrent oar iarois til at bs, ioet
6ooen blep blaaiort, % Sapelisu for
planteoe zig belt op / Salien, iaa bun
uanItelis funoe tale, os belle benpss Sc
GENE birreoe ps iijalu iom ct 9sp.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
WtisHonsifibet "4Sanlus", laitet meb

bpplebe Borb, ct a~fiellet. Sfibet bar
omborb 9 Yasiaserer, buorimelem en-
7ppOsruf Welins fra Stapanser, Tom
ital til Sppeoitaoen paa Maoaaasfar.
FAINT or. 9aoio s. S, Webers fra 2is
iter, iom lammen meo en- Or. Sfjerafer
fra 8ois iom 5Sritel9rer ifal pirfe pna
en- Saanbuarfslfole paa gfioiue Mis=
IionsItation / 3ulu. Stun !Sr. Webers
us Dieting reiite / Misiionens 3ieneite
be andre refer til fine 5amilier oerube.
Sc, iom lfal til 3ulu, uil bllue lamb
iutte fra "Baulus" i Durham, Sort
Natal.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Saaoe1fno. On 8osnfabrifant Inz
berien i8riitiania fOretOs nplis en- 2pits
t,ir pp til 5etiuno iammen meb fine
Slastninse os fin &iarefte. 0esuarre
baobe ban osiaa mebbrast en- Salonz
rifle. timber Seq os Spss uoe / bet
5rie iorisste ban at faite Ell MOiebot
paa benbe; for liseiOm at uarse fig sreb
bun &iilen us piloe bermeb ~afparere
Moien; Stuooet git al, os Inoerien fit
8usleu lise / Mtauen, iaa ben eiter al
Sanbipnliabeb er bleuen iiobenoe / &pss
gen. gan iesnebe mart om. Senere er
Wapebeteubelie i~notraabt, men Der er
Saab on, bans 3io.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Gn Game fra Stien, ienbte ipinter
enbel itrifteoe Eager til llobeli.s blaubt
Sgmenbene | fremmebe Saune. Sfjabz
men pilbe, at noset fom / Sanoerne paa
en- Matros, Der iom en- unoiaselie fra
&eselen baube fit Sierte i 8ebolc. &srt
pper benne 8elpilie mob Ssmanoss
itanben, ienbte ban pebfOmmenoe Dame
ct 8rep, bpori ban tilbpaer beuoe 9aano
% Sierte. "9an bar fun rs Nar, os
insen Bigger par uafrere enb benz, lom
boebe blanot Ncrses 5ieloe os Dale"
ubeloiaois bar 9amen gift os funoe idaz
lepes life mObtuse bans sobe 3ilbub.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
Cheap Excursion

fra DEBORAH ben 2loe Ausuit til uhSrt biats
ae Briier.
Sra DEBORAH til @rano Sorts os ttlbase
$13.ss, aitlaa minore eno bet Salpe al al
mrnoeIis Eris. Srem og ttlbage fra 9ecorab
iii Sarge S12.16; til Nod SEAS; 4ratton
$15 80; ct. Thomas Sl5SS; Nberoeen
$l5.16 os iii andre Steoer a famine Ran
ter, I'll Briier iparenoe til oueHitaaenoe.
Biletien tillaoer l Days Cp9olo I Min
neopolis for al taae IND ubfttlingen.