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The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-08
Wanted Immediately!
TEN GOOD
Apply to C. d. STEWART,
Dee. l.. 1888. Opelousas.

Taken Up as am Estray,
e a black AMERICAN mare MULE, both
front feet shod, and branded on the left shout
der TINS: Ct x. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away. J.. C. CHACHERE.
~prud'homme City, Dec. 8, 'S8-5t.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-08

On lachera $4,000 pigeons
voyageurs a la fois, a la meme
minute ct lie meme jour, sur lie
terrain de l'exposition de Paris.
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On croft que lie Pape va lam
Ger une lettre encyclique, dams
laquelle il recommandera in
stamment saaSx .grandes puts
sances de desarmer, atm de pre-
sereer la paix de rEurope ct
d'empecher les consequences de,
sastreuses qu'aurait la continual
ton DIES budgets monstrueuS
pour l'industrie ct lie bien 8tre
de beaucoup de pays.
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We do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Quarterly Drawings OF The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and in person manage and
control the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties, and we author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with
fac. SMILES of our signatures attached, in its ad'
vertisemenfs.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. a. EARLY,
Commissioner
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-08

Thomas Garnett, ne dams lie
Maryland en- 1866, Went de
MOURN a Muscogee, Flo. Ii
await done 1872 ans.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-08

LIE navire de guerre Boston
est revenu de Port au-Prince a
New York avec la fevre jaime
q bord.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-08

On petit gamin de sept ans
est actuellement l'homme a la
mode de Londres. On
II Sc n@nme Tommy Hawkins
ct s'est jete aPeau pour SAWYER
sa petit seur ag6e de qNptre ans.
De nombreux cadeaux ont etc
fats au ieuhe sauveteur don't
Pavenir est, DIES a present, as
sure.
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Bring Me Your Cotton Seed.

l will pay the highest market price in cash
for Cotton Seed, at my office near the railroad
depot, Washingt on, La.
ST. G.. DERBES.
Washington, Sept. Is, 1888. I3m
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LIE South, Plaquemine, pa
roisse Iberville, du "a novem-
bre
Sur son habitation Cora, lie
general Adelphe Meyer fait,
nous dit-on, trois boucauts trois
quarts a F'acre; c'est lie meilleur
rendement don't nous ayons en-
tendu parler jusqu'ici.
An risque de passer pour nous
repeter sans cesse, nous devons
redire que la division edes pro-
pri6tGs est une necessit6 indis-
pensable. ii est inutile d'invi-
ter les immigrants DIES autres
Etats d vcnir dams le n6tre, 81
nous ne leur ofrons aucun ayan-
tage. Que le fermier divise ses
prophecies en- lots de 40 on go.
acres qu'iLePes verde en- lots
aux immigrants a I'm prix CON
venables G'est le moyen de
faire hausser la valeur du sol ct
de lie peupler Inhabitants vrai-
ment utiles.
Chen IaterYaptear.-Le Gar
est tres affect6 de la perte de sa
chienne fayorite qui a peri dams
paccident de Borki.
Malyutcha 6tait une grandel
ehienne de Sib6rie q polls blancs
tres longs. Ellie couchait au
pied du lit de pEmpereur. Dams
Ia ionrn6e, ellie 6tait dams le ca
binet du seuverain ct await Fha-
bitude de tirer les pans des ha-
bits des personnages reeus au
palais, quand paudience SO pro-
81 sufisait dun geste
du Gar pour que Malyatcha fit
son Office de CHEN interruption.
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LIE Commercial, Lac Charles,
paroisse Calcasieu, du "a NJ
vembre
On construct plusieurs BATS
ses pres de la care du chemin de
fer. LIE commerce est bien lam
~guissant, mails le batiment va
t~oujours.
lie chemin de fer de Dallas
ct Nouvelle- Orleans est, en- YER
tn de sa charte, autoris6 a Sc re-
lier a celui de Fort Worth ct
Denver, a Fort Worth. De la,
il va, par Dallas, a la frontiere
de la Louisiana, paroisse Calca-
sieu. La compagnie va mainte-
nant pen6trer dams notre Etat
ct trayerser la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
SEES bons sont places a Londres,
ct les travaux de Fort Worth a
Dallas seront probablement re-
giles, le mois proclaim.
lie chemin de Dallas traver-
sera directement la grande for6t
de pins de Fest du Texas ct de
la Lonisiane, etquaDd la ligne Sc
ra achevee, ellie formera une vote
direcste de la Nohvelle- Orleans a
Denver. On espere commences
les traVaux sur les divisions de
ce chemin I. de Fort Worth a
Dallas ; 2. on construira une
autre ligne, a droite ct a gauche,
GU, plutot, au nord-ouest et au
Isud-ouest, a partir dun "cross-
ingo 9tabli sur lie chemin de fer
International, Sc reliant aux
deux divisions de Dallas"
Oe qui precede indique la con-
struction dune nouvelle ligne
de fer, qui apres son achieve
ment, sera dune grande impor-
lance pour notre paroisse, sur
tout pour notre vile. ST ellie
traverse la partie Nord ellie fera
hausser consid6rablement la va
leur du sol, dams cette partie; la
richesse de la paroisse sen ac-
croftra d'autant, d cause des
scieries qui s'6tabliront lie long
de la vote ct DIES fermes qui sly
fonderOnt.
Tout celia hatera, 6~videmment,
Ii division de la paroisse en-
deux. Mais 81 lie chemin court
paralellement a La vote actuelle
ct a nne assez petite distance,
alors Lac Charles, Welsh, Jen-
nings ct toutes les petites To-
calit6s en- so%uffriront tandis que
la paroisse y gagnera.
Pourquoi ne pas etablir lei la
connexion avec lie Southern Pa
cifc ct aller ensuite droit d la
Nouvelle- Orl6ansg Gu Sc fera
cette connexion? A Lac Ohares,
d Welsh, a Crowley, a Rayne, a
Lafayette Gar il ny a pas de
probabilit6 dune ligne parallele
partant de la Nouvelle-Ib6rie.
Ce sera, pour l'endroit Oh ellie
aura lieu, I'm coup dc fortune.
Travaux typographiques en-
tous genres executes d Mmpri-
merle du COURIER,
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
r. M. WALMSLEY.
Pres. La. Nat. Bank.
P. LANAUX.
Pres. State Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN,,
Pres. n. { Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN,
Pres. Union Nat Bank.
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Pas Beau.

LEtoile de Lafourche.
Est-encore de la R6publique,
ct que nous reprochent-ils done
la-haut, all Nord DIES vertus pu-
ritaines ct civiques
LIE Columbia City Post, de
rIndiana, dit "que lie plus vieux
DIES babitants ne Sc rappelle pas
avoir VII une campagne aussi
infame que celle qui Went de Sc
terminer. way
Jamais lie parti republie$s,
ma etc 81 effront6 dams Per that
de ses m6thodes. p wher aDt the
debauche, pots-de-v made do not
pece de moyens, daature in the
a etc employee, taHps by injured rel
conscience 6taient " 'iS''eu up
bliquement ct foul6es adA nth Is.
Eft les chefs republicans ga des
I.juges voyaient tout ct ne scsa1f-
Talent mot. L'argent, le Wis
key, les femmes de mauvaise We
ont etc les vrais agents 6lecbd-
raux dams notre Etat. Des or.
vriers qui, depuis I'm an, avaient
cess6 de fr6suenter les cabarets
ct menaient une vie des plus
respectables, ont etc entrances q
s'enivrer de nouveau pendant
des semaines entieres ct a
laisser. leurs families sans argent
ct sans pain. Tout celia, pour
gagner quelques votes au part
dc la moralit6 ct DIES grandes
idees r6publicaines Des Pro.
hibitionnistes bien connus ont
etc enivres de sale whiskey le
samedi avant l'election, puts je.
ties CONNIE des bestiaux dams
DIES chars-a-banc ct emmenes
dams les maisons de riches re.
publicains, OIL on les a soigneuse'
ment conserv6s iyres jusqu'a
l'heure du vote, lie mardi sui
want! LIE parti democratic Nest
pas enforcement exempt de C
genre de blame; mails compares
aux republicans, les politicians
d6mocrates d'Indiana Sc sont
conduits en- vrais saints!
Diable, diable!
LIE temps de sc demander OF
nous aIlons n'est-il pas passe!
Car lorsqu'une republique Ell
est arrives Ia, on faut-il qu'ell'
allie pour qu'elle tombe plui
bas .
Constatons pourtant que nou
autres, du Sud, les irrespectueu,
du suffrage universal, les vic
Tents contre lesquels p6roren
Fhypoerisie ct le puritanisme d.
Nord, nous ne conclusions pa
ainsi.
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to Taxpayers

| hereby give notice to all persons concerned
that the Roll of 1888 has been delivered to me
and that l am prepared to collect all State,
Parish, Corporation Criminal, Leyee and Poll
Taxes for the year 1888.
Persons owing taxes on movables only will
become delinquents ON and after October LIST
next, and persons owning real estate will be-
come delinquents unless the taxes on same
are paid prior to January LIST, 1889.
Come and pay your taxes in time, to avoid
me the unpleasant duty of adding costs
thereto.
T. S. FONTENOT,
Sheriff and ex- officio Tax Collector,
septI5tf Parish of St. Landry.
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sNH. A. DAUPHAN,
New Orleans, La.

That The presence Of Gen
hUNENIDl1lS erals B~EAURBGARD and
EA-LY. ,eho are IL, charge of the Drawings, is
a o3,arantee of absolute fairness and integrity,
hat he chances are all equal, and that no one
can possibly divine ,ohat number aciH draw a
prize.
aREMEMBER that The payment of all Pr
ses is GUARANTEED BY FOUR M
WONAL BANKS, of NeD orleans, and NE
tickets are signed By The President of n Inst
utiop, tehose chartered rights are recognised 90
lie HIGHEST Coanss; therefore, dacaes of SnsKa
n and aaoYsymoas sfsemes."
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#@aG@ Ht##
LIE Times, Shreveport, paroisse
Caddo, du 81 uovembre:
III u b lei on exhibition, a la
Bourse an cotton, IN echantillon
de la toile d'emballage en- paille
ode pin, fabriqu6 dams la Caroline
d6yo ard. Cette toile ne cofte
que Jnnts liz la yarde la cou-
leur est arun fonce ct f6tofe
semble etfSsassez forte pour re-
sister au crochet ct aux mains
dun homme vigoureux. Nombre
de planteurs semblent disposes
q padopter. II a dependant
une objection grave: l'6tofe
content nne matiere hnilense
qui d6teint sur le cotton ct le
taehe. II est possible que ION
Sc debarrasse de Get incony6-
nient. Dun autre cote, les ex-
p6riences faites par la flature
Lane, de la Nouyelle-O Orleans
d6nlsss s.s9t que la toile de cotton
est a .av;agct ct a meilleur mar
che que e0ile do jute. Pour
quot ne pSent,on pas son parti,
ne fait-on has son choix7 Celia
ne vant-il pas mieux que de con-
timer d SO laisser indignement
exploiter par le Trust de la
jute
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lie gouverfrenr Nichols, Pa
vocat-g6neral Rogers ct lie secre-
taire d'etat Mason, Sc consti-
tuant en- commission d'exar9len
des retours de Pelection con-
questionable, mardi dernier, ont
trbuy6 que les retours du deux-
ieme district portaient une va
ri6te de pr6noms pour les deux
candidats. Tontefois CONNIE le
nom de Coleman await une ma
.iorite de ia voix sur celui DEL
lott, lis ont decide de lui accor-
der le certifcat detection.
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NOTICE.

AM applying for a Homestead on the
= north-east quarter of Section three, Town
ship three, south range one vest. southwest
ern Land District.
Dec. 3, aS8,5t. LEONARD CLARK.
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AND HIS DISEASES.
Containing an Inder Of Diseases
which gives the Symptoms, Cause, and
tie Best Treatment Of each. A Table
giving all the principal Drugs used for
the Horse, Nth the ordinary dose, effects,
and antidote aohen a poison. A Table
Nth an Engraving Of the Horses Teeth
at different ages, acith Rules for telling
the aqe. A gaIaable collection of Re-
ceipts and mach other oelaabte 'nfof-
nation. Both IN English and German.
BOOK sss' easfRs.e 15 g.
a. GentS2
address courier
OpeIoWsas, La.
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DECEMBER 18th, 1888.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000

100000 Tickets at Forty dol.
lars Halves, $40 Quarters.
$40 Eiglaths, IS; Twendi-
etRas. So: FOrtietfas, 81.
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The Minority of Committee Surprised
Will Cumback Prepares a Sensation.

NEW YORK, May S-Bishop Walden, Of Chat
tanoogA presided over the deliberations Of the
NJ. E Conference to-day. DR.. Buc kley, Of New
York moved. and it was carried. that inss--uch
as the lady delegates who were elected to the
conference had been ruled out yesterday, their
fares to and from their destinations should be
paid. by the General Conference An amend
mont to pay Mrs a. e. Stones expenses was
tabled. She was elected Is reserve delegate
from the South India confersnee. and resides at
South Bombay 9r aoiaeI
The report Of the second committee appointed
to inquire into the eligibility Of certain lay dele
esses, who. 1t is said. were not residents in the
districts Of the conferences that elected them.
was read. 1t recommended that they be given
their seats. The same report also recommended
that each delegate should be q member of the
church within the bounds Of the conference
electing him. The minority report was sub
mitted next It recommended that the dele
gates should be seated. The lay delegates in
contest are: John M! Phillips, delegate from
Mexico, residing in New York; Robert E. Patti
son, delegate representing North India, residing
in Philadelphia. and John NJ Cornell, repre- sent
ing North Italy, living in New York. After con-
siderable discussion, the minority report was
adopted by q vote Of 303 to 116, which action ap-
peared to cause much surprise. and none were
more astonished than the gentlemen of the COM
mittes who signed the minority report.
Next the question came up as to the right Of
W. A. Shannon to represent the Montana Con-
ference. His seat had been contested by f. A
higgins. This committee also failed TO agree as
to the claims of either gentleman, and two re-
ports received. The majority advocated
the seating of the contestant. Higgins and the
payment of Mr.. Shannon's expenses The mi
nority report advocated the acceptance Of the
retu rms from Montana and the record a. il now
stands, and the minutes of the conference,
which say that Mr.. Shannon was legally elected.
The minority report, in this instance. was &C.
cepted as substitute for the majority report,
and when it came to vote the minority report
Was adopted. This carries With il Mr. Riggins's
expenses. Adjourned
A bombshell will be thrown into the bishops
camp tomorrow. Acknowledgement Cum
back, of Indiana. it was reported today. will
make a motion limiting the Office Of bishop 70
eight years. Hitherto the Office has been for
life.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The lumber-dealers of Louisville organized an
exchange, Monday night. with subscriptions
amounting to so, 900.
The dry goods store Of August Rsinking, at
Baraboo, Wis, was burelarizsd Monday night.
The thieves occurred 81. 900 worth Of silks, jew
elry, etc. No clew.
Some exoitsment was caused at Boston. yes
terday, in the United States marshal's Office, BY
the attachment Of 81, 200 belonging to exMar-
shall Banks, on account Of suits brought by ex-
Deputy Galloupe, who claims that Banks owes
him 81. 900.
Dr. r. J. Norris and Mr. j. A Hudson, edi-
tors, OF Macon, Mo-, who engaged In . shooting
ARRAY some days since over professional differ
enees, have agreed to submit their troubles to
. committee Of four citizens, and thus avoid
further hostilities.
VIM. Hassell. farmer residing near Palmy-
"a. who. with several others. was camping out,
was left by his companions 1t the camp alone.
Sunday. and on returning they found him
burned almost to . crisp He was still alive,
but died before medical aid could reach him. IL
is supposed he stumbled and fell into the fire.
and was unable to savo himself. When found
he was lying about twenty feet from the fire.
Hasseli was middle aged man and unmarried.
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T-Traces of precipitation.
Losses By Fire.

PrTTsBURG, May 6.-1he Glade FL ouse, alarRe
brick building, situated on the south west cor
nsr OF the Diamond Somerset Pa. was de-
stroyed by fire. with all It's contents, about IL
o'clock last night Landlord Winters. his fam
lily and guests had narrow escapes, having to
get out through windows. Frease q Kooser,
general merchants. Who occupied . shrssstory
brick adjoining the Glade House. lost most Of
their stock and the building was badly damaged.
The hotel cost sc. 900 and was heavily insured
It Was owned BY w. j. Higeinbotham. The
loss to Frease & Koossr ID heavy. insurance not
known. The origin Of the IRE u : mystsry.
LyNcHHURG. Va, May a-Eirs tonight on
Main street destroyed business property . the
amount Of ~, 600 partially insured
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Tha Coming Comet.

1t ID fancisd by grateful patron that tine next
comet will appear in the form of huge bottle.
having Golden Medical Discovery inscribed
upon it In bold characters. Whether this con-
csit and high compliment will DO verified re-
mains to be seen, but DR.. Pierce will continue
20 send forth that WONDERFUL vegetable compound
equal 10 medicinal AID health giving properties
for imparting vieor and tone 20 the liver and
kidneys, IN purifying the blood. and through it
cleansing and renewing the whole system- For
scrofulous humors and consumption, or lung
sc.ofuls In its early STAGES Il = positive sps-
Spi6s. Druggists. ~ -
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Hotelmen,s B.n.fis Assoc,stiou,

PrrTsBURG. Pa. May a-The ninsh annual
meeting OF the Hotelmen's Mutual Benefit Asso-
cietion was held at the Memorabilia House. In
TINS city, to-day. nssriy 100 delegates represent
ing all the principal hotels In the country being
present The session lasted several hours and
she business was confined TO routine and hotel
matters. Before sdjournmsnt the following
officers were elected: President. James G.
Matthew. OF New YORK; first vice prsident,
Frank Whitman, OF Chicago; secretary aud
treasurer. w. G. Snow, OF Chicago; board of
directors. l. T. Howard. II. ]. Bohn, @. @. Hi.
ton, j. ID. flaming. F. w. Rice and c. w. Dabb.
Of Chicago. and Jewstt Wilcox, of Kankakes,
Tuesday Of May, 1889. at Chicago. This ever-
ing the delegates we're rendered . banquet at
the Monoeahsla House Tomorrow there viii
be boat excursion. and In the evening the party
viii be taken TO the natural-eas fields
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Took Morphine for ouinine.

CINcTNNATI, May S-Mr. j. n. Clark, aged
about fifty years. representing the house Of
Clark, Murray g. Co.. No. % Rosebud street,
Chicago was found dead in his bed at tie Craw-
ford House. where he had been since May /.
He said he had taken morphine by mistake for
quinine at Chattanooga, and was in q state Of
prostration. He was attended here by physi-
clan. A letter to his physician was found, and
one to his son in Chicago. The one to his ply
stefan had . postscript, dated 1870 p. NJ, saying
he was suffering terribly. He said his family
lived in Fort Wayne, Ini.
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Louisville. 6; Kansas Cisy. 3.

LOUISVILLE, May a-Fair weather and q
crowd Of 500 to-day greeted the initial appear.
ance OF the Kansas City nine on the Louisville
grounds Louisville won by out playing the vis-
itors all around. Hecker and Porter both
pitched well and were about equally supported.
Collins, IN left. did especially good service. and
Esterday. at short, was bsttar than White Plav
was brisk throughout, making very interest
ing game. Score:
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tempting to blow up the Buffalo lubrieatine
oil-works. in 1881. were nned $3.50 each by
Judge Haight. in the Supreme Court this aft
psared in person for Hiram B. Everest and
paid the fine promptly. The case has been in
court for year. Several civil suits, brought
by the Buffalo lubricatine oil-works. claiming
damages amounting to over 500. 600, are still
nandinO
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NEW York. May S.-About three hundred
delegates to the convention Of the wing Of the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians which does not
recognize Mr.. Wilhere a. the national delegate,
met here to-day. Patrick Hays. Of Brooklyn,
was chosen temporary chairman. A telegram
WAS received from the home organization recog
mixing the convention. National delegate
Cahill called the convention to order. Nearly
every State Is represented.
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Postponed by Rain.

CHICAGO, May a-Ths Chicago Washington
game was postponed to-day on account of rain.
PirrsBURG, Pa, May 6-No game on account
Of rain
CIscfssATI. May e-Ths Cineiunasi-st Louis
game Of base BAH was postponed on account of
rain.
DErHorr. Mich. May s-No game to-esy on
account Of wet grounds
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Shom Sergs foot Is improving slowly.
Titeomb did not give base On balls-so me-
thing unusual this year.
Murphy did some splendid catching yesterday,
and as for Buckley thsre 10 no better.
Crane will probably pitch for New York to-
day IN the closing game with Indianapolis,
Healy being in the box for the home team.
Manager Spence explains that the reason
Moffet has not been put in to pitch oftener 70
because be had sore finger. It was that which
prevented him from going to Chicago.
Perhaps Paul Hines didn't pull OF his cap and
run when he made his three-bass bit In the
ninth! He was determined to tie the game II
his efforts could do IL. 1t 10 that kind OF work
which wins games and makes the public the
friends Of the players
Sporting Times is authority for the statement
that 'Rossmau wants 20 join Indianapolis.'
The "Chief' 10 probably an admirer of the club
because Of the reputation it acquirea In the re-
cent istieuf affair; but the admiration 10 not at
All mutual.
Umpire Lynch WAS painfully injured IN the
eighth inning by . foul tip. which hit his mask
aud knocked it from his head. A wound was
made on the forehead, which blsd quite freely
for time but az soon - 1t could be bandaged
Lynch resumed his work.
Louisvillss leading pitcher, Ramsay, has got
into trouble by overdrawing his pay and sulking
when more money IVES refused. He has been
suspended indefinitely and will be sold upon
the first good OFFER Ii is said Red Smith has
been sold.
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lCeClal % fhs 1FdlAnaDoHs JoufnAL
cRAwrokDsvILLE, May a-Tho game here
to-day WAS betwsea the Rockford club and the
Crswfordsvills club. and Was Al exhibition
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BUFFALO. May 0.-Hiram b Everest and
Charles A. Everest of the vacuum Oil Com
pany, Of Rochester,, convicted Of conspiracy in
trying 20 tu1urs tyade and commerce by ~
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In your blood IL visiated. elsanse it without
dsssy By tie use Of Ayers Sarssparilla.
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Earned runs-Louisville 4; Kansas City l. Two
base hit-Dayis- Stolen bases-Collins Wolf. Double
plays-Dayis. Barley and Phillips; Barkley Philips
and Estc-day. First base balls-Barklsy, Davis.
Phillips. Mack. Hecksr. Hit By pitched bali-Smth
Phillips. Browning. First base on errors-Louisville
I; Kansas City. 2. Struck out-Mack. White
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Totals. 6 IL "a Is z Totals a

Totals IL "a 13 a Totals "a Is 4
Note-winning run made with mono out
Score by innings:
Indianapolis.--.. 3 o o o o 1-6
New York..--. o 2 o 90 2 IL
Earned Runs-Indianapolis, 2; New York, 3.
Twobase Hits-Seery t2l, Herman.
Threebass Hit-Hnes.
Home R1ns-Conner, Herman.
Double Piays-Hines to Denny to Myers Moffett to
Dency to Esterbrook
Stolen Bases Hines, Myers. Seery, Esterbrook,
Ward 81. Ewing, Conner. Slattery (2) Richardson.
First Base on Balls-Connor, Gore, Ward.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Myers, Ewing.
First Base on Errors-Indianapolis. 3; New York. L.
Struck Out-Esterbook Buckley, Denny t2), Moi
felt. Seery (2l. McGeachy.
Time-one hour and City minutes.
Umpire-Lynch