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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

kHlz.s . Legal AEssssalss saa cs2zis-
tlas s@lsIas ~ flrsas fsis oss kssss-
VssD4LEx. Ill.. H.y lL-A iavsnis yss-
tsrdsy between william Aderholt and
Henry Miller. farmers. Of London town
ship, resulted ia fsEor Of Adsfhols- Miller
thfezEensd AdsrnolE sad all bis vitnsss<s-
he went home. and Ia the sitsrnooa
sssrtsd ozt 90 his bloody mission. armed
with Springfield rife. he frst came upon
C. Kinssy. ore CT Aasrhelt's witnesses.
pls ~lnx IA the nsld. lie nrsd sssersl times
a. kinssy. hrst killing as horse and then
shootisg aim IN both sruls Continuing his
elocdy WORK. a. .zr u - st-saL Adsrh oit.
who VS. also Ia The lad aE xofk. an this
case. - IN kinseys. hs kiilst the horse.
then shot Adesnolt twice through the chest.
killing him almost instxutly. Miller Was
seso going 10 MS hut soon after the shoot
ing. and IN less thaa an hour his house
was discovered burning. This Was the last
seen OF him, and no one vsntIired near his
premises as all bis nelzhbors lived in
mortal dread Of him. Even the friends
OF the woundsd man kinsey we're afraid TO
90 after . doctor. Sheriff Washbarn and
bis tepstiss arrived on ths scene early this
morning. and gong 70 the spot where
Aillsr's hut had stood began hauling over
the burning debris. and found a ehzrred
and unfecosnixabls body. supposed 10 be
Ailler's- By the side Of the corpse we're
found the nsnd's tvo xuus and large
bowie knife. IL Is Supposed Miller set nrs
10 bis house and then committed suicide
he vas q foreigner. ABOUT 40 years old and
lived alone. he has been Q terror 10 that
community for several years. and was gen
orally allowed 10 havs his own way. Alder
holt and kinsey were among the best farm
ers in that vicinity. and highly respected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Big Deal IN Lumber.

WwoSA. Mimi, May Ills trsnspires
that the special meeting OF the Mississi ppi
River Logging Company beid here yester-
day. vas 70 ratify big deal just closed by
President Weyerhsuser. the purchase of the
saw mills and yards OF the Eau Claire Ium-
Der Company. located at Merissn. Wis.
about thirty miles below Eau Claire. The
amount OF the purchase is 500 900. It 10
practically the last step in tne purchase of
The entire property Of the Eau Claire Lum-
Der Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Injured by Lightning.

MosKEGos. May 11.-Miss josie Cole.
principal of the Nelson school on Webster
ave-. soon after noon today, was sitting near
the window In the school room when light
ming struck the building seriously injuriBg
her and q pupil of hers by the name
Of Laura Johnson, little girl II years old.
A pane OF glass struck Miss Cole cutting
her badly about the face. She was also
severely burned. A hack was Immediately "
ordered and she was removed to her home
No. l41 Lake-st- where DIR. Bergeron was
summoned. The doctor thinks it quite a
severe case but entertains hopes of her re-
covery, School was dismissed but arrange
ments have been so that il will be held the
same as usual today.
IL was fortunate circumstance that the
accident occurred at the noon hour, instead
of earlier or later, when the rooms would
have been fgll of children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Current Events At shelby.

Sx.NsssSt ~ 1es vENsssNv-stsNNs.
SHELBY. May 1l.-Mrs. Caleb Davis, an
old and highly respected lady, iiving about
five miles north and east Of here, died yes
day.-R. G. Forbes, our popular livery
man. last Sunday unloaded twenty one
Nebraska ponies, and there has been a reg
ular circus ever since. The ponies were
never handled except in herds until here,
and the leaps. pitches aad falls can better
be imagined than told. as six and eight
men come out on the street With one pony.
w. II. Churchill has moved his old
store building on the corner opposite
Moore's Hotel to the east of his lot on
Msin-st. to make room for brick building
TO be occupied by Churchill, Oakes & Co.
bankers, and w. H. Churchill as q Justice
office.-There has been large attendance
of ladies 20 the county convention of the
w. G. L. u. held in town.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

LAsstss, Nay ll.-Nlnessen opinions
were handed down By he Supreme Court
today.
Amrmsi-H Horace W. Tissabswsssss Boom
Co; Baker Va 0Aio Farmers Insurance
Co: Carr vs. Mccarthy; People va Cor;
Davenport ss. Auditor General, People W.
wslker: noksr Va Hurst
keyersed--Johnson vs. limerick. Eyer vs.
Beck: Bacon We. ciyns Miner W. iArsnsr
People Va Gould. LAnsfiy vs. Peoples Saw
ings Bank; Eidriscs va sherman Alex
sndsr Va City of Big Rapids, Baily Va He,-
wool; Grand Lodge Of the Anciens Order
Of United WoIkmen We. Cnilds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
STEWART HELD.
The NewhGry Ex-Postmsster to Await
the Action of . Grand Jury.

The NewhGry Ex-Postmsster to Await
the Action of . Grand Jury.
txsN<sySt 1s xss ytNtsssssSs,Ns.
NEwBERgY, May 1l.-At the examination
of Fred ]. Stewart. ex-postmaster, and
Clyde w. Hecox. his assistant, for the en-
bezzlement OF money order funds, held to-
day before United States Commissioner
Stacey. Stewart was held tor trial. His
bonds were placed at 5000. which he will
be able to furnish. No evidence being
focnd against Hecox. on motion OF District
Attorney Goodwin. he was honorably dis
charged.
The examination caused big excitement
and Henderson's hall was crowded to its
utmost capacity, and the news of Hecoxs
release was greeted with cheers. Mr.
Stewart has the sympathy OF the entire
populotion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
ACCORDING TO HOYLE.

A Murdered Girls Sister Confesses the
story OF a Terrible Crime.
WoRcxsrEs, Mass. May 11.-Alice Hoyle.
sister Of the murdered Lille Hoyle. has
confessed that McQusde, the medical stu
dent under arrest; Dixon Cowie, the girls
uncle. and Alice were taking Lille in a
wagon 10 a place out of town where they
intended 10 perform a criminal operation
upon her in order to prevent her from max
ing trouble for McQuade, who was the
cause of her condition, when she revived
from the effects OF chIoroform which had
been forcibly administered. and to silence
her cries. Cowie choked her so hard that
when he released his hold the girl was
dad
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
kALkAskA's BOOM.


naitt-EtoStrtt lixHts NeAt.
sxsAssss " Het Nssess.s-SssAs-
KALKAsxA, May u.-Nichols & Richard
son will enlarge the Hotel PHI about 5000
worth, adding thirty ieet in length TO the
house. two stories high and fifteen feet In
width of one story in height with balcony.
will begin Monday next with tom" Evans
in charge. Never 10 the history OF the burg
has hotel business been so good as during
the last Winter and Spring. aud the de-
mand for hotel rooms. which Is increasing
daily. taxes the present accommodations TO
the utmost.
Charley Rivers put the last finishing
touches on tue canvas at the new opera
house Wednesday. Under his artistic brush
the stage and acces: ories have grown into
verisable fsiryian with many and tasteful
variations. and the citizens are absolutely
certain that there is not another such
dandy little opera house" in eli Northern
Michigan at least.
kalkaska is threatened with electric
lighting. The Smith Lumber Company being
obliged 10 run night and day 10 keep up
with their contracts, have bought plalt 10
light their mill and . scheme is on loot 10
light the streets and some of the business
houses from the same source.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

HoT sFEISss. ARK, Nay 1l.-This after
noon FIRE was discovered in a laundry on
Nslvsrn-svs. and 10 short tirns the build
ing vss burned TO lhe ground. The flames
communicated to the bnildinEs oloss by,
and in sB bour there we're * least forty
Dwellings. the gas works gymnasium and
. number of store hosses we're burning
freely. Late n TIE evening the FIRE vss
broaeht under control and sxtinsujsk 90
The losses vill aggregate $50 90. snd rot
mere than oae-foarth Of the sn1ooBt = Gov.
cred by insarsocs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

EocHUrzR. y. Y Esy lL-Exhtsen
months ago 20 sslsphoos Subscribers "a
this cfty ordered their instruments removed
o~iuE 70 ihs 6ensad q the Be- Tslspsons
Corarsny faT syssers 81 tolls. The re5si-
isosas cit5zsns taen kepk - fke eghf Il
seassr snd OF - sesssF. ard fh~ greer Bs ii
r7oaopoly hss csrse % t.yzls. sie1lKz coo-
trset u sooorSszck rith tie ~ssAes q tn
psoBle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

LAxsISs. May il.-In the case Of the
People vs. William Gould. reversed BY the
Supreme Court this morning, Gould was
serving a three years sentence ct Ionia for
seduction. aud although be had married the
complainant - be had promised, the prose
cution went on inst the same. The Court
holds that the falhllment Of his promise Of
msrTisgs attones for the off.nse. and he can
not De held. and orders bis dischsrgs from
ursssar,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

East SAGINAW, May 1i.-Edvard Scruggs,
a sign painter by occupation. was arrested
as a common drunkard aud sentenced TO
the Detroit House Of Correction. This
NOR ming an officer started with the pris-
oner. and at the depot Scruggs suddenly
drew from bis pocket q long blsded knife
which be plunged into the left side of his
neck. He was dissrmed before be could
repeat the blow. His wound Is not danger
Gus, and he was taken TO Detroit later.
ScrugEs once had q fine business In this
city. but vhIskey ruined him. He is 35
years old and single.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
a SINGULAR SUICIDE.


cLvEsSD. May IA special fron
Fsirpors ssys that William Csstlsr, Of
Psinssvills, y yesrs Of sFs, and prominent
socially, hired boss from fisherman. aid
ro~ine q short distance cut % Lake Eris
= seed = psssol % bis f0-sssss sud crvlne.
Here Eoes7 shet himself fh-o1eb fhs
hrsius His body fei into The axe ard
ls.r vss recovered.
No osuss + sssigns1 for the rest At
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
LATEST STATE NEWS
& &c CAST BY rslEoRAeH.
Eirsss Bursisriss. essd fsaAs. ssriss Asei
asnss. Ce@<t Dseisieaa s1feaSss-
TIE Ness Of the Day fn nishi.
x2n Ia . Notshsik.

owosso. Nay il.-Pire broke out 10 L. e
woodward's caskes works last evening al .
o'ciock. and before the flames were saedusd
three large buildings were destroyed. BY
hard work the machinery building was
saved. TIE stock roam MAS destroyed. con-
tanning 1000 esskeis valued AZ $4,000.
The frs originated in the scruobing room.
cause unknown. The ST. JOHNS ire de-
D srtment Was called and arrived At ll:30.
One hundred men are thrown out of en-
ployment. Loss about 500. 600, small in
euTance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

JESssv CrrT, May ia serious scci.
dent occurred this morning st the vest end
Of the Erie tunnel A Greenwood Laks
tran from Newark stopped At the tunnel foi
he signal 10 20 ahead when the Erie Ia.
bound express came crashing into its rear
AT of the passengers were badly shaken or
and ten Of them seriously injured II !.
feared that Theodore Bal and John j
stevens will die
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

ToRovTo, Ont. Nsy If-Hundrsfs Of
immigrants are At the "shsdsH here desti-
tue and starving. Chsritsbly disposed
people are helping their. Their condition
- pitifui They cannot get employment
and whst 70 40 ~ifa than = = problem
The mayor viii be ssksd 70 call paelic
meet "a on the sahiprt
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

LExrxsroS. Ky. Nay Ii.-wm. Riley. Of
Chicago. Of the firm Of Riley a Co. book
makers. deposited the cash box in ths
Phenix H0tsl safe last night The box
contained g, 30 IA cash and q. 80 in cx-
tified checks and drafts. When Riley called
for the hox IN the morning it vss gous. It
supposed b 5e the work Of sneak thi Fl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
A Bold Burglar ut Flint

FLINT. May ll.-Last night burglar in
vaded sleeping apartment in Isaac ster-
lings home and entered the room where he
was caring for sick baby. The burglar
grabbed Mr.. Sterlings trousers containing
$40 and escaped. This is the fifth burglary
this week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

CoRussA. May iL-John Abbott. Jr..
who has been on trial here for three dsys
tor killing Harry Craig with . club in .
fight Ut the coal mines last June. Was &C.
quilted. self defsnse being his plea John
ABBOTT. Sr.. came up for Trial today for
stabbing Harry Craig. Jf., with pitchforE
in the same row. bit the Prosecuting At
torney discontinued the case.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Rev. DR.. scudder's son Fatally Injured
while Prsctfeiar Athletics.

scud0sr, q years Of age. q student Of Rut-
gers College, While pTscticing the high
jump over = horizontal bar. was fstslly Y
iDJnreo tonight IN jumping be knocked
the bar OF lts support and Il stood
erect long eDeagh for him
10 siEbt on the end Of il
which penetrated bis body eight inch "a
The physicians say ths, the injury 10 fatal.
He is son of Rev. Dr. ScUsder. Of TIE ger
nan Reformed church. now stationed in
India a. missionary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
A LuNATIc's SUICIDE.
A Terrible Leap Taken by y Woman st
Columbus Insane Asytum.

COLUMBUS May II.-Ellen b. Myner, an
inmate Of the Insane Asylum from Harri-
son county. confined In the suicidal ward,
on the top floor, took a horrible jump
today. She broke skylgbt and
climbed to the roof Of the building. going
TO the edge of which she deliberately slid Of
feet foremost. catching the caves with her
hands for a moment then fell to the ground
Q distance of ffty-fve feet. She died in q
few minutes from the effects Of the fall.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

txsasss-s - ~ vtNss,ss-
MsRaBxTTx, May fl.-By unprecedented
high water today tbs double boom At the
mouth of Rock River vas broken, and half
. million feet Of choice ssv loss we're swept
into the are. The tug ADAMS has gone
down With boous tonight 20 save the logs.
Incoming vessels state tast there Il no ics
to rronsss between Msrquetts sni Portage
There = hssvv ics between here and Soulte.
raost Of the troubls being OF Grand Marie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

ing Chsr Conpsny's factory wss discover
si 0n sire shortly sffer 2 o'eiock tbs nora
ing. The isuaez we're sOon saoduei bar II
3 o'clock they broke cat sasv snd d.
trayed much of tie stock. csa~ng h,ss Of
S0Clo The sulldirs : ruined
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

sssSerys ~ Tsesssss- sess~&
HrnsoSvIL1z Nay ii.-Bugiars entered
TIE store o. L. ". Wolf last night. opened
the safe ard csrTied .~sy sbo1t 80 n
nasasv snd s. so n noses- Entrsrcs vss
rAse through a xindov 81 tesrizg The
is~sr $50 ~ d scss With hsr The 6rs~-
ers ef the ssh wers f81nd this morning OF
ths rsilro.3 track sbcut one-hsf nile east
r..sia
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

A dssp~teh received from Dst-oit tbis
nnornsue aanouncss ire 6esEh. sl II - lars
nieht - 6snsxievs. TIE bright ard besrti-
fas hfGe dsnehur 81 Mr.. sod Mrs. J. r.
An5-sws Mr. &n5rsws vss csiles borne
fron this csy isst Tuesday svsEizsx. hy as
sHA46 .srs~es AssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

HILLsDALE. May il--Yesterday afternoon
the wheat buyers and grain dealers of
Southern Michigan held . meeting at
Keefer's Hotel. to discuss the question Of
improvement in milling. and for offering
To The farmers information about raising
wheat that produces the best results for
Touring.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
The First Arrivals at Msrqustts.

tAsANssss Ne rst ytNtsSAxstsaNa.
MARQUETTE. May 1.-The first arrivals
were the tug Mocking Bird and steamer
Toledo from below. after thirty-six hours
fight with the ice between here and the
500" The steam barges Stevens and
Hodges arrived from up al 4 o. m. No de-
partures.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Nxw Yosx. Nay it-Ths Atcassoa. t.
peks = saaes p R.flrosd Conpsry is
credited vish schsuns % purchase sr 1-sse
- Nsw srk- Lake Ere \ Ne.ssrn Rsil-
rad. and tsEs hsve = grsnd trsBs-esne
aen sai ine ancer ene n.nszensnS
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

WAsHrKeros. May lo.-The Senate Com
mttee on Privileges and Elections held Q
meeting today TO consider the Turpie case
The committee came TO the unanimous
conclusion that the determination Of ths
Indiana House Of Representatives, undel
the particular circumstances OF this case o.
the title Of its members 10 their sests. II
conclusive upon the Senate. and therefors
that the persons who voted in the election
of the Senator must be conclusively pre-
sumed TO have been entitled to the vote and
consequently that Turple must be held Il
be entitled 10 the seat
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

ssr4r srx Maav Nsy It.-Fsosioos re-
pcTis sflI ccntians n couse n regzr1 nz
the ssrsoas Veynssllicn ufns st sudszry.
se.r tne Gsreiisa SEQ Last resx
nuxgst 49, ssksn ont weehInR - oanr>s
of rsrs 9sssd s1f -si1~d a. , 9ot Aoeei
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
STEAMSHIP AGENTS ARRESTED.
Two Anchor Line Men Accused of Abdue
tion and False Pretenses.

ton and False Pretenses.
vienna. May 1.-THE principal agent in
Vienna of the Anchor Line Steamship
Company, and Herr Eichhorn, presiding
agent of the same line, were arrested at the
railway ststlon today bv Chief Detective
Baron Spleniji upon orders issued by the
Austrian Minister of Justice. The
agents were about TO take q train
in charge of batch OF Hungarian
peasants who were booked for America.
Both are charged in the order of arrest with
abducting men liable to military service,
and obtaining money under false pretenses.
The agents were put in prison and the
peasants returned to their homes. The
Offices of the agents were searched and al
their papers seized.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
JOHN OILlo N CONVICTED.

Sentenced tn Six Months imprisonment
without Hard Labor.
DUBLTS. May 1.-The trial of Jno.Dilion,
charged under the Grimes Act with melting
tenants not to pay rent. which was begun
on Wednesday, was concluded today, Dill
ION was convicted. and sentenced TO SIR
months Imprisonment without hard
labor
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

wv fcikS- Aa7 ii--f7ssrzs = StirSnn.
nFrcsw Of 3 ~ B.asne iiea s-r.w of
rrer 'ncoia Re 49, Assistant I7t~r-si
Heve1ae AEsnf sE this cert an1 hss hspr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

wAsHINeTos. May IL. Congreesra an
Chipman has prepared list OF amend
menu to the tariff bill which 10 nearly ss
long as the Mills bill itsslf. He says be 10
neither . protsctionist nor tree trader. In
his written document sent 10 the Ways
and Means committee be said:
''fbe Mills bill. either by great reductions
or absolute repeal Of duties effects every
staple Of the State OF Michigan. viz: Copper
wool. iron. lumber and salt. As 10 the
policy OF this action l have only this 10 saw,
that an willing 70 vote for the changes Il
corresponding benefits can be obtained. and
/ recognise . bene fit 10 the entire country
as . proper reason for . change. 90 moi
think a single State should be selected ~
the theater for tariff reform"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

F--xsvss. Mar fI.-0ysssr a Shorts
pissinz rnisi ianber ysrs, trs fszs.
5~sEzn<s szd Ssrror q Goa p~4ss~xss
s.rae1 tan 0srzszG
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
vAple FOR GOVERNOR.


Congrssssa.s FISHER Tanks thss Wsn
- she OutcsAe-
wAsAIkssoS. Nay ll--fhsrs 10 . great
deal Of talk here to-day - u the result Of
yesterday Dsneors1ie onvsntion 81 Grand
Rapids. - affecting the gubernstoriai nom
instions- ssms Of the Michigan man here
are disposed 10 thing thsi abe fAos that
Fisher Was not eAossn means that he viii
be shut out Of the oosernorship race.
Fisher, however. says thai Ne YES not an
any sense . candidate. He doss mol even
know whether his name was spoksn Of
he WAS nof anxious 10 80 90 81
Louis, and 10 not q candidate for the guosr-
nstorisl nomination. He ssys he u willing
10 retire nom public life at the end OF his
present tsrm ~ uo9Efep, gena y not
ambitious 10 be Govefaef. slhottn 10 y an
honor TO be proud of. Fisher says that
from shat be nss seen in the newspapers
relative 10 yesterdays convention, he y IN
oliaed 10 think that the result means the
nomination Of George l.. lspie ior Cover
nor. Has tariff views being IN strict accord
with those OF Cleveland. IL would place the
Michigan Democrats IA line for snoocssfai
campaign on the tariff issue. he thinks The
tariff reform sentiment in Michigan 10 N mach
stronger now than ever before. and thai II
would triumphsntly elect fspls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
An Omen Letter.


sAs ASrosIo. Tex. May 7.-J. r. WiisOn,
Esq.,. Grand Rapids, Aich:-DEsR Sir AND
FRIEND: / will arrive in your city on or
about May Is. with eighty head of fine COL
orado horses. Please advertise a sale ai
auction of the above stock; the exact dste
Of sale will be furnished on arrival there.
and having the best lot Of horses ever
brought to Michigan you need not hesitate
TO give them your personal favor among
your friends and acquaintances- am well
and hope tnis will ind you the same.
Yours truly
r. W. RosEKx
Address me East St. Louis. IL. care Stock
Exchange.
The above will doubtlessly be favorably
considered by the many friends Mr.. Rogers
made during his previous sojourn in oUi
city. Let every one turn out and give him
a warm reception
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Later Frosn Eai-msrse.

ss-s.s,st 80 vetasesrsss>>A
EArssssoo. Msy 1.-The game between
Kalsrnszoo and Canton vas called At the
end "a the ifh inning On account Of rain.
Ksiafnaco0 iound Psehiney Ia the -econd
inninx for seven bits. which nestee six runs
snd wan TIE game. The score.
"A sr,ar.,a. ..-... ... ..-.-.-.-.A a.
asr~r-f runs x = aruanoo. 3. Canion. a
ff,,-ss r-trf--t{a {aernan
nsss. ATS X is,nszsso q Carfpn. Z
rr-s.r<--;< sfsssazsrt = Canton. d
Batteries sfsrfae ssd whalrn. Pechl aev snd
F'ir~Ifafnrns
NJ ~ fatrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
CYCLONE IN INDIANA.
Forty Freight Cars Blown from the Track
on the Nickel Plate.

ISDrASAPoLIs, May 11.-Forty freight
cars were blown from the track of the
Nickel Plate railroad. many OF them being
torn 10 splinte's. and seventy telegraph
poles laid low by the force OF a cyclone,
which ragged about four miles east of this
place this evening. No. fatalities have yet
been reported from the cyclones wake, but
it Is feared that some lives were lost
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
GRAND RAPIDS MICH. SATURDAY MORNING. NAY I2. 1888


ficn pear here is sinilsr 70 that ~ eafbury.
aud numxrons prospecting sxpsaaEloos ere
being ofkznix8d
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
BASE BALL BUSINESS
rnsEs LEAaus GAMES PLAYED
D~sr.lss Wiz . Gsas frsn rhliadsiRh hsA-
fazs.ssxx sh4E oas - - ws>hissssA
wlas 81 . sssslan~ff ffi~ses<s
&x1.ss Afxsd-

-. .<..< - so zsAs@N.> at>N~
Dxrzoxr. Nay Il--F0F seven innings to
dsF ths Stripped stockings srizAos from
Phllsdslp pbis goo two lutte singles OF Con-
..g. Then PETE got siid znd gave bass on
k.lls 70 Irwin. A b. by clemsnt which.
silh singles b. FzFror. Buihngt0n znd bos-
tan gave fear ruBs. Richardson's two
b1x ger snd t~o sscriacss gave Dstr0its run
M arss aoo Esrrors mu1 aad bsnnstrs
thres- bzser gave another Ia The second. Ia
tns nfth Burlington saz pouneed f0r singles
and . triple, TIA result being four runs.
Atisndapes 800. The scors = - fol-
lows
Es's1s.i;. Es.' 'ss.,sS,. .----....55 $500
Rsss Hits-Desroft. 3, Phiisdsipni2. 5
Ersons- Desfoit. J. Fniiadelp pni4,
Balisrles-conssI. bennetts holnn<ion. Cs-
nenls
s.sA.s.1s - ssAs.ss-r~ssa&a-
IsDiAsar0LIs, Nay 1t.-Dziiy pitched .
remarkably hns game today. shreve vas
aso elective up 70 The eight inning When
shock. wilmoE and Myers ali made two
base hi1s IA succession and Brien .
angle. Estsrbrooks mun Of an assist loss
ths zane 20 the Hoosiers. Myers hsldsd
very loosely. The score.
I.disn4polis .. .--..2 2 -
Wsshinsson ..........I Q 0 L. q
Bass Hns-In,iianapolis 3; washington, 10.
tnsilanapolls. :, HssnIngtonL -
batleres--8htese. Buckley DAILY murray
ss.. ....s. y. - vssss.,.~ssssN
PlrrsBUes. May lI.-The batting OF both
sides IN lodays game vas weak sowdcrs
was very effective. but four hits being made
from his delivery. one OF which was OF The
scratch order. Calvin pitched IN better
iorn than a. any time this season. attend
snee 10. 600. The score Is a. follows
so.too '''.' / . . o 0 0 e. ?
Rase hlfs-pi pitisbar, 4. Boston, z
Errors-Fit sDtUg. A. Bostoo
BalIeIics- tsslvln. Fields. ooSders. Tate.
New York was 10 play at Chicago again
Yesterday. bot the game Was possponst on
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

The only news from Kalamazoo Is to the
effect that Sharp. Fitzsimmons. Dony and
Pschusy al had their clothes stolen dur
ing the afternoon from their rooms at the
hotsl whers they are stopping. The game
was awarded 70 Kalamazoo. but the figures
Of the score no fellow can End out
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

New York was to play at Chicago again
yesterday. bat the game Vas postponed on
..ronnt Of rain
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
y.s,.rday,s Bond Offering

WAsHIscroS. May 1.-THE bonds offered
today amounted to S. ,266. $50; accepted, ST.
1880.