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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07
Lyon.

Marshall Harrison 1913, Cleveland 60.
Merriam 1877, Wilson g., Harrison 20,
Fisk q.
MarshaIl-Out of twenty-one Lyon
county precincts, fourteen heard from
give Harrison SIS. Cleveland 300. Fisk
131. Merriam runs behind Is, Wilson
ahead 4, Prohibition gain 7S over two
years ago; Democratic gain 79; Republi-
cans gain two: remaining precincts
poiled two years ago 1872 Republican.
1919 Democratic.
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kittSOn.

ST.. VINCENT, Nov. 6.-Majoritles-
Cleveland electors IS, Wilson 65. Can
ming IS, Larson 65. Balance of Demo-
cratic ticket IS majority.
Hollock-Returns from five precincts
are as follows: Harrison 262, Cleve-
land 242: Merriam 260, Wilson 245;
Canning 2SS, COmstock 351. Poll is very
light throughout the county, but will
be about $50 Republican majority. VIII
son will run ahead of both tickets.
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Lincoln.

TyIer-Result of election in theOvii-
lage and town of Hope; Harrison and
Morton 60, Cleveland and Thursman
"a, Fisk and Brooks %: Merriam 50,
Wilson 25. Hugh Harrison "a: John
Lind 81, Wilkinson "a, Edwards 90.
Lake Benton-HarriSon 101. Cleve-
land e, Fisk 8; Merriam 96, Wilson 81.
Harrison 10; Lind 100, Wilkinson %,
Edwards 9.
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Waseca.

Waseca- Returns from country towns
coming in slowly. The indications are
that Wilson and Wilkinson have carried
the county, majority as yet unknown:
Merriam carried this city by a small
majority. 1t is probable that Child,
Prohibition candidate for representa-
tive, is elected, and perhaps the whole
Democrat county is elected.
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Murray.

Avoca-Cleveland 90, Harrison II,
Wilson 81, Merriam SIS.
Curree: Town of Murray gives Har-
rison 20; Cleveland, 95; Fisk, II. Lund,
A; Wilkinson. So. Merriam, 25; Wilson,
90; Harrison, 90. The Democratic
county ticket ahead so far as heard
from.
Fulda-Bondin and Belfast towns in
Murray county-Total vote 1876; Har-
rison rs. Cleveland 90, Fisk 16: state
ticket same
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Carlton.

decentralization 220, Cleveland so,
Pro. 10; Graves 253, Hank 81; Merriam
200. Wilson 100, Pro. 10.
Barnum--Th hundred and ten
votes polled here; for Republican
electors 220. Dem. so. Pro. 10: for gov
ernor, Merriam 220, Wilson 100; legisla-
ture, Graves 24S, Hawkins "a; congress,
Comstock 21S. Canning 81: other state
officers about the same as for governor.
Cloquet-Total vote in ClOquet, 500;
Harrison 312, Cleveland 216, Brooks Is,
scattering II. Wilson will run ahead
of his ticket. Town of Barnum gives
Harrison 1872. Cleveland 80, scattering
10. Three towns to be heard from.
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Cleveland 10, Fisk l4;sMerriam 25, Will
son "a, Harrison IA; Hall %. Mcdonald 90.
Fosner 10; McGrath 81, Donnelly 80;
Hagney 10. Akin Is.
Town of huntsville = Democratic,
Cleveland 70, Wilson 70. Macdonald 76,
Hagney 20; Akin 66; Republican, Har-
rison 4. Merriam 6, Hall z, McGrath 6,
DonnellY q
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OIInsteu.

Rochester-The national ticket runs
about even; +. NJ. Wilson runs ahead
of the national ticket. and Thomas Will
son runs ahead of both. He will prob
ably carry the county by a small ma
iority.
Quiney-Harrison Sc, Cleveland So;
governor, Merriam So, Wilson 81, Harri-
son s: lieutenant governor, Rice So,
Buck -, Reimstad s; secretary of state.
MattsOn IS, Bredenhager 50, Thompson
Z; treasurer, Bobleter S6, Nelson So,
Allen z; attorney general. Clapp S..
D'Autremont So, Shannon Z; chief
justice, Gilfillan 80, Smith So; assistant
Justice, Collins 90 Batchelder 53; con-
gress, Dunnell 81, Wilson So, Taylor q;
legislature, Fathers 81, Madden 81,
WiISon6.
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Rice.

Faribault = Harrison carries Fari-
bault by majority of 1879.
city of Northfield Harrison 264.
Cleveland 229, Prohibition 159, Labor
80; governor, Merriam 242. Wilson pol,
Harrison 1863: congress, Hall 262, Mac
Donald 233, FoSneS 145.
Faribault-The vote for president in
Faribault: Harrison $50, Cleveland
554: for congress, Hall 600, Macdonald
$50. Merriam's majority for governor
is about 100. Only one ward has COM
pIeted its count. Returns from the
county Indicate part of the Demo
cratic ticket elected.
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BECKER.

a.
Lake Park-Harrison 1872, Cleveland
As, Fisk 30.
Detroit: Three hundred and fifty-five
votes cast here. Cleveland will have
about 100 votes. Harrison 22l andA fisk,
Pro. 81; Canning, for congresSI about
124, Comstock 1856. Scott, Pro-, "a !;
Holmes, Rep. for senator, has $685. Fra
zee. DEM, 40; Wilson, for governor,
will have about 1875, Merriam l96, Har-
rison, Pro, 81; Mosness, DEM, repre-
sentative, 200. The county ticketnomi-
mated by the Republicans is PROBABLY
all elected.
White Earth--55 voieslcast; Cleveland
has 45, Harrison 6. i'll III
Erie-According to partial returns.
gives Ely Holmes, for senate, 55s Fra
zee 10. IN
Lakeview = Partial returns give
Holmes e. and Frazee Is. If Holmes
does not have over 500 majority in this
county it is thought that Frazee Gan
more than beat it in Clay and WHkin
counties. The vote here has not been
finished, and correct returns cannot be
had tonight, but it is by good judges
that the Democratic national and state
tickets will gain over Ames' vote of two
years ago.
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Chippewa.

Montevideo: Returns from seven
towns give Macdonald two majority.
Wilson behind twelve votes. Two towns
to hear from will give good Democratic
maiori.ies. Harrison will carry this
county By small majority. So will vii.
sen and Macdonald.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
CfliaaGO.

Taylor's Falls-Cleveland IS, Har-
rison 101, Fisk 2; governor. Wilson AZ,
Merriam 81, Harrison 2; congress, Rice
40 Snider 80, Plnkllam 2.
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StearnS.

IA
Clearwater-Following is the vote of
Linden township: Cleveland GA, Har-
rison So, Canning 90, Comstock so; gov
ernor, Wilson IS, Merriam 81; Back IS,
Rice 80, Brandenhagen GA, Mattson S33,
Nelson ga. Bobleter SO, D'Autremon 49,,
Clapp SO; legislature. Evans so. Searle
As.
st. Cloud-ElectiOn returns are not
yet in. The main fight was for sheriff,
between Kramer, DOty and Hammered,
and at present it seems that Kramer.
Democrat. will be elected by small
majority. The county will give Cleye-
land and Wilson large majority.
ST. Cloud-Harri son 524, Cleveland
SGT: Comstock 524, Canning SO; Mer-
riam 1853. Wilson 9l6: Fisk Sc.
DRiehmond: Harrison, 6; cleveland,
1874. Merriam, s; Wilson. 1855. Rice, 6 !;
Buck, 1874. Canning, 1856; Merz. 81 !;
Englehardt, 152.
Cold Springs--Cleyeland 211, Harri-
son 9: Canning 211, Comstock O; Wilson
1863, Merriam 81; Bredenhagen 211. Matt
son O; Nelson 211, Bobleter 9; d'autre-
mont oil. Clapp9; Smith Eli, Gillian
o; Collins 90, George W. Bachelor GA;
George F. Bachelor GA, Searles 220;
Mertz 142, Engelhart Is.
Todd.
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Martin.

Sherburn-Town of Jay, Cleveland 81,
Harrison "a, Fisk "A; Wilson 81. Mer-
riam IL, HI. Harrison 25; Lind 25. NJ.
Wilkinson 81.
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LIE Sueur.

Waterville-Vote in town and village
of WatervilIe: Harrison .16S, Cleveland
1S3, Fisk 81; governor, Merriam 14S,
Wilson 300: congress, Lind ITO, Will
kinson ITS.
Cleveland = Harrison 1O7, Cleveland
49,; governor. Merriam 103, Wilson 90;
congress, Lind 103, Wilkinson 50.
DISQUALIFICATION 260. Cleveland 153,
Fisk 10; Merriam 240. Wilson 1873, Har-
rison IS; Lind 264, Wilkinson Isl, Ed
wards 13.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
Carver

Carver.
Chaska-W Wilson SIG, Merriam 1870;
gain for Merriam T. Macdonald $50,
Hall PIG: gain for Hall 1l3.
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30, Fisk 8; Merriam 66, Wilson SO, Har-
risen Q. For congress, Comstock 60.
Canning 30, Scott 9. For legislature.
Flynn 60, Fleming 6S, Dunn 20, Stiyers
80. Campbell 50, Davis 40.
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RenyiiIe,

Bird IsIand-PreSident, Cleveland
81, Harrison SO: Macdonald 81, Hall 81:
Wilson 80, Merriam SO; Pro. 8.
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Goodhue.

Zumbrota-Cleveland As. Harrison
ITO, Fisk 3. Merriam 100, Wilson As.
Macdonald 46. d. S. Hall 100.
Z,lnbroiaVillage- Harrison 12S, Cleve-
land 40, Merriam 1876, Wilson 81. Hall
137. Macdonald AZ.
Town of Zumbrota ITO,
Cleveland 45, Merriam 10, Hall 11e,
Macdonald 109.
Cannon FalIs-President, Cleveland
&C, Harrison 175. Fisk 81; for governor,
Wilson 6S, Merriam ITO, Harrison 80;
for congress. Mcdonald 70, Hall 173,
FOsneSs %.
Town of Minnesota Merriam 10,
Wilson Sc, Hall 1863, Macdonald So.
kandiyohi.
New London-Harrison 1O7, Cleve-
land 25.
Spicer-Returns from Spicer, Kandi-
yohi county, for Green Lake: Harrison
So, Cleveland 81. Fisk ITO. Hail 81, Mac
Donald Is. Merriam 81, Wilson 50.
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WabaSha.

Mazeppa- President, Harrison 1903,
Cleveland 20, Fisk Z: governor. Mer-
RAM 1902, Wilson 20, Harrison Z; con-
gresham, Dunnell 1O2. Wilson y.
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Merriam 1873, Fisk IA; congress. Wilkin-
son 81, Lind 131
Brown.


New Ulm-President, Cleveland 5i6,
Harrison 21G; governor. Wilson 553,
Merriam 242: Buck 5o6, Rice 2Tl; secre-
tary, Bradenhagen 5sS, Mattson 26S;
treasurer, Nelson $50, Bobleter 467;
attorney general. d'Autremont 5l4.
CIapp 1858; chief justice, Smith SIT,
Gihlian 2T9: associate justice, Batch
elder SIT. Collins go.
New Ulm-Cievefand SIC, Harrison
277; Merriam 2:52, Buck 526, Rice 271.
Congress-. Second district, Wilkinson
45S, Lind $40.
Faribault.
Blue Earth City-Election quiet, day
fine, vote large. III Blue Earth City
townships the following was the vote
to-day: Harrison 2S5, Cleveland 1S5,
Fisk 50. Merriam 2T2, Wilson 2G2, Har-
riSon ~.
Winnebago City: Cleveland, ";
Harrison. %; Fisk, "A. Wilson, 70;
Merriam, 215; Harrison. 81. Lund, 2sl
Edwards, 43; Wilkinson, rs.
Vernon township Republicans, liz;
Democrats, a Prohibitionists, 81.
jackson.
11SIOu loOs SlCNC-
land, Sc; Merriam, 129; Wilson, &c.:
Lind, $40; Wilkinson, 30; Edwards, 5.
Lac qui Parle.
Observation-Disclosures is the vote OF the
town of Augusta, county of Lac qui
parle: Democrat 90, Republican RI:
for governor, Wilson so. Merriam &c;
Wilkinson q, Lind 30; legislature, Nc
CURE Dem. %. Berg Dem. 26; Jacob
son Rep. IS, Young Rep. IS.
Madison-Town of Arena, Cleveland
IS, Harrison %: congress, Wilkinson Sc,
Lind %; governor, Wilson Sc, Mer-
riam %.
Hamlon. Lac qui Parle county-Cleve-
land II, Harrison "a; governor, Wilson,
II; Merria M 81.
Town of Perry-Cleyelan 43, Harri-
son 43. Congress, Wilkinson AZ, Lind
"A. Governor, Wilson 43, Merriam 43.
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Sherburne.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GO, Harrison
121, Wilson Is, Merriam 80, E. Rice 81,
Snider 1913.
Elk River The town of Baldwin,
Sherburne county, gives Harrison so,
Cleveland SO; Merriam %, Wilson 81;
Snider so. Rice 33.
Elk River-Harrison 155, Cleveland
90, Fisk IS: Snider I61, Rice SO; Merriam
142, Wilson 1903, Harrison 90, Pinkham ID.
Standardization sc, Cleveland SO,
Fisk 5: Merriam 81. Wilson 81, Harrison
5; Snider 70, Rice 76, Pinkham 5.
Elk River-ReturnS from four towns
in Sherburne county give Harrison 800,
Cleveland 246. State and congressional
tickets about the same. The Republican
majority in this county will be over 800.
Elk River-Vote of Big Lake. Sher-
burne county: Harrison SO, Cleveland
40. Merriam 81, Wilson 40.
Washington.
Forest Lake-Harrison'S majority,
~; Merriam's majority, Sc; Snider's
majority, 80.
LakeIand-Republican electors, So
majority: member of congress. 33majOr
ity; Merriam. q majority; A. E. Rice,
So majority: MattsOn, 33 majority:
B0Dleter. So majority; tlapp, 90 MAJOR
ity: Gilfllan, 33 majority; legislature,
II. b. Volmer. 101 majority.
Stillwater-City of Saltwater, First
precinct First ward, Cleveland 1876, Har
rison 147, Rice 100, Snider 154, Wilson
2o5, Merriam 121; Second precinct First
ward, Cleveland 212, Harrison 1873, Rice
21S, Snider 13l, Wilson 217, Merriam
1870; First precinct Second ward,
Cleveland 126, Harrison IA,
Rice 125, Snider IA, Wilson
1872, Merriam 1876; Second precinct,
Second ward, Cleveland ITO, Harrison
2O5, Rice 165, Snider 200, Wilson III,
Merriam 1877: First precinct. Third
ward, Cleveland 1872. Harrison 1S9, Rice
142, Snider 1s9, Wilson 154, Merriam
III; Second precinct, Third ward,
Cleveland 159, Harrison 292, Rice AS,
Snider 3O6. Wilson 16S. Merriam $50.
Three towns in the county give Har-
rison % majority, Snider So majority,
Nfarr;oyr. S0 mo iovifxv
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Mobiles.

ROUND LAKE-Nobles county, Indian
Lake township, gives Harrison 80,
Cleveland "a, Fisk 81: Lind 80, Wilkin-
son SO, Edwards %.
Adrian-Cleveland 80, Harrison
81, Merriam so, Wilson 90. Buck
80, Bobeter 50. Nelson 81, Collins
81, Bathelder Sc, Lind 81,
Wilkins 189, Lowe 70, John
son 80. The county ticket is badly
mixed with Democratic candidates in
the lead. This is the first time that
Adrian has gone Democratic in years.
McGill had majority of % here two
years ago. an increase of so in that time.
lsworth-Cleveland 125. Harrison
50. For governor, Wilson 166, Merriam
II. For congress, Wilkinson 135, Lind 81.
Pipestone.
Edgerton-President, Cleveland IS,
Harrison rs, Fisk 10: governor. Wilson
A. Merriam "a. Harrison IL: Lind Is,
Wilkinson A: White 81, Shoemaker 60.
PipeStone Up to l a. nj. only pre-
cincts out of Is in this county had re-
ported They gave Harrison 4O2, Cleve-
land 145, Streeter 96, Fisk Il; governor,
Merriam 34l, Wilson, 1874, Paul So,
Harrison, Pro. %; congressman,
Lind Al, Wilkinson AS, Ed
wards. 105; for representative. White
Republican, 226. Shoemaker, Independ-
emf, 1923. Shoemaker's majority in the
county tinated on $50. The Repub-
lican county ticket is elected with the
exception of commissioner in the
Third district, and that is doubtful.
The vote in the county will reach
nearly 1000. SiXty-five ladies in this
city voted for county superintendent.
Redwood
Redwood President. Rep. IS, Dem.
4. Pro 6; Merriam ri. Wilson 5, .Harri-
son 6; Lind %, Wilkinson 4, Edwards
6, Mcmillan %, King 6, Stewart 8.
SibIey.
Henderson-Preside Cleveland 1S5,
Harrison Isl. Fisk s; governor. Wilson
1911, Merriam $50, Harrison 3; congress
man, Wilkinson 1888, Lind 159, Edwards
s: Judge, Fitch 1923, Edison PA.
Belle Plaine-The following is the
vote cast here /. to-day: President,
Cleveland 335, Harrison rs; governor,
E. M. Wilson $50, w. r. Merriam II :;
congressman, Macdonald 800, Hall ~;
Judge, Fitch Psi, Edison 159.
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MnT,aO6

Winsted. Mcleod County-Cleveland
POP, Harrison So, Wilson 204, Mer-
RAM 81.
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81, Comstoek $50, Canning %, Sleepsrs
40, Holland PIT. Graves 1877 Hawkins
81. Republican county ticket elected.
Cloquet- Wilson has run ahead OF the
ticket. Merriam will have, probably,
100 majority. -
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
Aitkin.

Aitkin--Vote of village 2G6, Rep. $50,
d.. u, Pro. 70. Merriam las, Wilson
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Pine.

Rock Creek-Harrison 43, Cleveland
2s. Fisk 81; Snider 43, Rice %, Pink
ham %; Merriam AZ, Wilson %, Harri-
son %, A. f. Rice 42, D. Buck IS.
Rush City-Nessel town gives Cleve
land SO, Harrison 40. Fisk IS; Wilson
ST. Merriam Al, Hugh Harrison So;
Edmund Rice 80, Snider 43, Pinkham
So. Representative, Smith, Dem, 50;
McKusiek, Rep, IS; Peers, Pro, 81.
Rush City-Cleveland rs. Harrison
81. Fisk 20: Wilson Is, Merriam So,
Hugh Harrison %; Rice Is. Snider 62,
Pinkham IS. Representative, Smith ",
McKusick 81, Peers 20; total votes, 15S.
Pine City-Four towns in Pine county
give Cleveland 152, Harrison 40. Will
son 40. Merriam lis, Rice 161, Snyder
Ia
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Wright.

Clearwater: Harrison, 100; Cleve-
land, so; Fisk. IL. Governor, Wilson.
Sc; Merriam. H.: Harrison, IL. Rice,
So: Snider. III.
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Scott.


Jordan-Cleveland 800, Harrison 1877.
Governor, Merriam 161. Wilson BAT.
Congress, Mcdonald 341, Hall 166.
Judge, Fetch 2S4, Edison 225. Prohibi-
ton vote.
Shakopee-Official- Cleveland 296.
HARRISON 116; Wilson 800. Merriam liz;
Macdonald 279, Hall 1873; Fitch 267, Ed
son, 144; sheriff, Weiland 3l3, Duffy
90; superintendent, Witt SIT, Conlon
81; representative, Farley 275, Wilson
1856; coroner, Hirsche SOL, Phillip 10;
commissioner, Ebert 175, Bruggeman
204 The balance Of the Democratic
county ticket averages about 275 ma
jority.
Blakely-The vote of Blakely is as
follows: President, Cleveland 46, Har
rison 95; governor. Wilson IS, Merriam
50; congress. Macdonald 50. Hall 90;
Judge, district, Fitch "a, Edison ZIG.
Murdoch Merriam 50, Wilson "A;
Hall 40, Macdonald 35; Cleveland IS,
Harrison 40.
Clontarf-Harris0n II. Cleveland 40:
Rep. state 16, Dem. Il; congress, Hall
Ii, Macdonald Al: legislative, Mcclure
az, Berg Al, Young Is, jacobson Is.
The town of Tara reports 40 votes
straight for the Democratic ticket.
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Gakot,

BNNOta
Raraaizo l.ir.tsar,. i .,l~v .
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Grey Eagle-Harrison 6s, Cleveland
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Viliard-Harrison 45. Cleveland 81,
Fisk rs, Merriam 80, Wilson "a, Har-
rison 90, Canning 80, Comstock 81. Scott
30.
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THE PLAYING RULES.
What the Association Chiefs Think
ofthe Changes.

The Western association will, of
course, play under the National league
rules, and the recent changes in the
rules were discussed very freely yester-
day. Such players as Ezra Sutton,
Dave Rowe, Sam Morton and r. E.
Sackett, especially, were we'll qualified
to pass Judgment on the changes and
citicise intelligently. The foul
tip question brought grin
to Sam Morton'S face as
he displayed pair of forefngers each
with knobby joint. Catching a foul
tip is pure luck and big hands," he
said. eff the bat swerves the ball no
catcher on earth can change the posi-
ton of his hands to catch it. Pm glad
it's abolished. 1t was too hard on the
ambitious base-runner, and gave him no
show" This was the general opin-
ion. "a great objection to the
foul tip" said Jim Hart, twas
that it was often matter of
opinion. Sometimes the umpire heard
it and the crowd didn't, and again the
crowd heard it distinctly and the UNI
pire didn't If home base-runner was
caught on double play on a doubtful
lOul llH, lllClC M6S q IIOn1 1lOlll Vic
bleaching boards" Il think" said
Sutton, ''that some managers are under
the impression that the crowd wants to
see free hitting. lively fielding and a
big score. l don't believe it. What the
cranks want is a close game. with one
score on either side a dangerous margin.
They like hitting, but they like it all
on one side-the home side" The four
ball rule was also discussed, and rather
unfaYorably. The rule will make big
husky pitchers desirable, and will work
decided injury to such men as Wrinkle
man, Sowders and others, who have to
depend more on their cratic curves
than their absolute control of the ball.
The Western men do not en-
tirely approve of the rule, and
they say game will be won
occasionally by forcing men over the
plate by bases on balls, to the disgust of
the crowd when the home team suffers.
The ten-men rule is regarded with sus-
pcion, and it is conceded that tho
rough trial must be given it before
Judgment can be passed. 1t will re-
quire eleven meE in uniform and it is
believed two pitchers will be always on
the score card, SO that one may replace
the other if the batting is at all free,
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PERSONAL GOSSIP
OF the Managerial Timber of the
Association,

President Mccormack is a retired cap
italist and great lover of the game. He
has an income of $4,000, and is willing
to contribute freely to see a pennant
winner in Omaha. During yesterdays
meeting it was loosely moved that he
be fined 81 900, the amount to be turned
over to the secretary as salary. Meteor
mack entertained the motion and de-
clared it unanimously adopted.
Ezra Sutton, the retired third base
man, of Boston, and at one time cOnSid-
cred the best guard of the third bag in
the profession, will manage Milwaukee
next year.
James A. Hart says the announce
ment that he will manage DeS MolneS
next season is premature. Il have been
offered the position, but l have not
closed. The position of manager there,
with the pennant winners and free
salary list, was not a pleasant one. so
you can see what it may be under the
prospective circumstances. L am really
engaged with SpaldiDg until he returns
from Australia, and then L can't say
what | will dc. For the present | am
managing the Des Moines' business at
fairs and signing men for them"
JuuSe rOlcy SdNo 1oMCii; Uii0 HA9U
baseman of the Sioux City team. will
captain the men next season, and may
be manager. He regards Tim Brosnan
as the best organizer in the association.
There is some doubt whether Frank
Selee will manage Omaha next year,
though no cause of dissatisfaction is
expressed.
Dave Rowe will put some of his money
into the Denver team and be backed,
as he says, ''by unlimited capital" He
is confident Denver is the best ball
town in the association, and despite its
handicap will make the best financial
showing.
Sam Morton is undoubtedly the great
est hustler and schemer in the associa-
! ton. He will make the Minneapolis
team go, if anybody can. He has
vertuaIly put the Spalding ball into the
association, and will furnish uniforms
for every team.