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Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT NEW YORK.
N Mssh HstS. ......S SSsSSS q;
ss1n s NfT x.f h. Mss
on balls, Keefe Z, Person I. Struck out, Keefe 8,
York /. washington .. Hit by pitched bali, .. wild
pitches, Person ], Keefe !. Passed balls, DAILY l.
Umpire, Quinn Time, 1:45
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PSiisSslpai. :::::::::::d SSd 81
Earned runs. philadelphia Q, Boston /. Two base
Double plays
Meyers, Hallman Farrar. First on balls Bufinton
pitches, Bundnton g. Umpire, Powers. Time, Z
hours
ATP1rrsBuRa.
eissslsna. .:.:.::::::SS 1873 g
hits Carroll, Msr three base hits, staiey, Car
roll. Home runs, Taatz Stolen bases. Pittsburg S
Cleveland q Double plsys, Smith, Bsckley. First
Struck out, staley T. Beatiin 6. Passed balls Sui
clife. Wild pitches, o. Umpire, McQuade.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Chicago-Indianapolis game postponed on account
American Association Games Yester-
day.
AT BROOKLYN.
eSsiaSa.i i:.:S s-a9
Hits. Brooklyn 20, Cincinnati Q. Errors, Brooklyn
4, Cincinnati 8. Batteries, Foutz and Visner,
Duryea and Keenan,.
II AT COLUMBUS.
G Go1a%hSs :::: ::::::a ! ssSSqddd Sss
Hits Columbus312, Louisville o. Errors, Columbus
g. Louisville g.. Batteries, Widner and O'Connor;
Ehret and Cook.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore-St Louis game postponed on account
Of rain.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27

IT WoN'r BAKE BREAD.-In other words,
Hoods Sarsaparilla will not do impossibili-
ties. It's proprietors tell plainly what 1t has
done, submit proofs from sources Of unques-
toned reliability and ask you frankly if you
caused or promoted by impure blood or low
state Of the system to try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The experience Of others is sufficient assur-
ance that you will not be disappointed in the
result.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27

Strong trunks, which will stand the rail-
road banging 81 Brooks q Co.'S. Chapsl COR
mar State, Travelling cops and satohels.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27
The bridgeport Drawbridee,

The HF1dgopOfI DT8WUITuSes
BRIDGEPORT, July 26.-General Superin
tendent Shepard and Superintendent Turner
of the New York division, came to this city
and in company with Captain Mcneil visited
the Consolidated roads drawbridge anG
vicinity to-day. They have arranged bridge
signals so that any cause for delay in naviga
ton shall be avoided.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27

Earned runs, Hartford 0, New Haven /. Two base
hits j. Corcoran 2, Lally, schoeneck: Three base
Burdock, schoeneck, Doran, Forster. Stolen bases.
Brady 2, Lynch, Kennedy. Struck out, Galligan,
Laly Mann 2. Left on bases, Hartford 5, New
Haven 6. First on balls. J. Corcoran, Gailigan,
Mann, Henry, Kennedy, Say. Forster. Hit by pitched
Passed balls, Derby. Umpire, Knight. Time, AS
Other Atlantic Association Games Yes
terdaY.
AT LOWELL.
Lowell
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27
Games To-Day.


NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston and Philadelphia, at Philadelphia.
Washington and New York at New YORK.
Chicago and Indianapolis at indianapolis
Cleveland and Pittsburg, at flttsDurg.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati and Brooklyn, at Brooklyn.
Louisville and Columbus at Columbus.
st. Louis and Baltimore at Baitimore.
Kansas City and Athletic at fniiaoephia
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Hartford and New Haven at New Haven.
Lowell and Worcester at worcester
Jersey City and Newark at Newark
Games Tomorrow.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Brooklyn.
Louisville and Columbus at Columbus
Kansas City and Athletics at fhiadelphla.
HARTFORD TO-DAY.
The visitors VIII Probably Put
Winkleman In the Box.
The Hartfords will play here again to-day.
They have played the New Ravens four games
this week. each team winning two. To-day's
game will probably be an exciting one. The
visitors will probably put Winkleman in the
box, as he was so SUCCESSFUL against the new
Ravens on Monday.
Notes Of the Game.
"Were not in to-day" said Manager Hen
ry.
Mr.. O'Rourke-Run to first every time you
hit the ball. There is chance you will get
there on an error.
Burdock is still very lame.
Nearly all the runs that opposing teams get
are by bases on balls.
Brady bought new pair of shoes before
the game yesterday. That was what put
wings on him.
Schoneck's 'Tndianapolis' shirt is Jo
nah, if his hitting yesterday goes for any
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27

PxARs' is the purest and best Soap ever
made.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27

IS cents per pair, Ladies
thread Lisle Hose, our soc quail
ity; in colors, seal, navy, wine.
IS cents per pair, Ladies ex-
ira fine Fast Black Hose; value
CSC.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27

75cents each, Window Shades,
complete" with beautiful: bor-
ders and good spring roller;
value $1.25.
$3.50 each, Cotton Top Mat
tresses and Spring Beds, which
were $500.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27

Games TO-MOrrOW.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Brooklyn.
Louisville and Columbus at columbus.
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A BOLD ROBBERY.


Thugs Blind Man with vitrioI at NIinne-
apoIis and Carry Him to the Woods.
Where They Relieve Him of $4,000
Loft Bound and Gagged, He Succeeds,
After Three Days of Agony, In Return
ing to His Friends-His Reason Gone.
h1NNEApoIIs. Mimi, July S-The boldest.
most successful and most reckless high
way robbery ever attempted in this city
occurred in the glaring light of day last
tuesday morning and has just come TO
light Henry Hage came here for
the purpose of marrying his sweet
heart, Miss Rena Dyset. Tuesday morn
ing Hage left the house for the purpose Of
getting shaved at Kessler's barber-shop He
found no one at the shop and started
homeward, aR on the way back he WAS ac-
costed by a stranger who SAID he
was barber and would take him
to his house and shave him Hage accom-
panied him, and they had proceeded but
short distance when the pseudo barber
dashed quantity Of vitriol in Hayes face
Hage was taken out in the woods dis
lance of about ten miles from the scene OF
the attack, and after rObbing him OF
about s20,OO0, the brutes bound him
hand and foot and tied him to a
tree Hage remained in the woods I'M
conscious. bound and helpless for three
days. Friday he succeeded in freeing HIM
self and wandered home. He has not vet
regained his senses and may become per-
ihanently deranged There Is no clew to
the thieves The 10000 of which he was
robbed was in the form of two negotiable
drafts, one on a Milwaukee and the other
on a New York bank.
Rage had a small sum of cash, dia-
mond ring. "A diamond breast-pin, a gold
watch and chain and a pair of diamond ear
rings in his possession, and all We're taken
from him. With the exception of a farm
valued at 81 90 the thieves stripped him Of
all his property, besides probably G.sfgur-
ing his face for life.
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TANNER Is LIBERAL.
The Commissioner of Pensions Defines His
Policy in Caring for Disabled War Vet

The Commissioner of Pensions Defines His
Policy in Caring for Disabled War Vet
Grams.
CHICAGO, July S-Pension commissioner
James Tanner. accompanied by his two
daughters, arrived &C the Grand Pacific
Hotel early yesterday morning. lie said
he was in Iowa about a month age and the
great cry there among old sole iers was
that there was too much delay in rranting
pensions to the deserving. Said the inter
viewer:
1T has been said that you had no right to
have a certain policy; that your place was
merely in experimenting and executing as far
as the NO king Of the departments concerned.
How is III?
For all that have a policy. II is liberal,
but in every case within the law have noti-
fed the chiefs OF divisions 10 watch very care
fully for fraud and that when fraud is dscov-
cred they shall push the case until the bars
surround the guilty ones. one case OF fraud in
community reflects great dlscredit on the
whole work"
Have you any particular recommendations
which you desire Congress to act upon at the
next session.
Il hardly think so. II Congress Will ar
range matters so that every person
wro needs a pension can secure IL,
| dare say the Grand Army OF the Re-
public viii express wonderful unanimty in
declaring it the best course. People North
and South Will say amen, but can not say as
much for the much-talkcd-of service pensions
Congre ssrnen with whom l have conversed
about the Lowering bill advocated by the
G. A. T., say that the finances of the coun-
try W IL not stand it. There are now about
$4,000 pensioners and 100000 veterans, and
tho drain OF as per month can cas- ly be com
puied. No, let the service pension matter
rest for some years. If Congress adjusts il so
that only those who need and are entitled to
pensions receive them that is all that can be
asked
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WEST AND SOUTH.

FIRE destroyed four business blocks at
Haley. L r., on the I'd Loss, s5O0,0O0
u Kansas City Judge Phillips, of the
United States District Court. decided on the
u that negotiable paper might be Endorsed
by telegraph, and that the indorser would
be held
WHILE Cashier WesterfeId. of Myers
bank at Ligonier. Ind. was at dinner on the
ID thieves entered the building and secured
several hundred dollars
A TRAIN on the Norfolk & Western road
was wrecked by washout on the 3d near
ThaXtOn's. Va, and it was reported that
several cars were burned and that twenty
i've persons lost their lives Many were
also injured
A. e FORBES. Judge Advocate General OF
Minnesota, died on the ID at his home in
Marshall
GOVERNOR FIrER on the Cd pardoned
Joseph C. Mackin. convicted Of perjury in
connection with ballot-box frauds in Chi
cagO His tve-year term would have ex-
pired in August
II session 1t Jackson on the "a the Mis-
sissippi state Prohibition convention re-
solved not 10 form separate party. but to
vote FOR candidates favorable To prohibit
tion
NOBLE Raw and Nay Parker. inmates Of
the same CiSreputable house at Terre
Haute. Ind. KILLED themselves with poison
on the ID Neither knew Of the others
purpose
SEVERAL blc,ks of streets. forty or fifty
stores aini cellars were inundated on the
2d az Richmond, Va by a heavy rain, and
damage done u the amount of $1,000 One
negro was drowned
Ok the ID Arley Norris. son OF Mrs Mag
gle Norris Of Decatur, Ill. had both eyes
put out and his face horribly burned while
nring OF hre-crackers near n cup OF powder
IL the vicinity OF Fort Worth Tex a food
had on the 4th done damage TO extent
Of $1,000 Go, and several persons had been
drowned
EIRE destroyed the business portion of
Jonesboro. No. on the Sd
The execution OF the negroes Prince
Fleming and Richard Jordan. Tor the muir
der OF John Taylor teoloredl. took place at
New Orleans. La on the Sd
At the race track in Oklahoma. Ind. T..
the grand stand collapsed on the sth, injur-
ing more than one hundred persons. many
fatally. and one killed outright
KESTUcKT Republicans met In state con-
vention az Lexington on the 4th and nom
mated David @. Colston for State Treas
urer.
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SEVERE rLOODS IN TEXAS.
$4,000, OOOr mage by High Water III the
TrLnit and Israzos-Ea talitIes.

Fort WORT. Tex, July 5.-Heavy rains
in this section ave turned the Brazos and
Trinity rivers to raging torrents. The
Texas & Pacific bridge at Brook and SOC
feet of track have been washed away The
St Louis, Arkansas q Texas, the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas and the Fort Smith 4
Denver tracks north are submerged and
have been abandoned, the roads using the
Santa Fe tracks to enter the city.
The Trinity rose four and half feet in
an hour, and dweiiers on the lowlands
barely escaped The city marshal and
sheriff and their entire forces for a time
became a rescuing corps and manned boats.
which brought people to the city where
they are quertered in large warehouses
for the time There are 2.0 men,
women and children thus cared for j.
Plumm and sister are said to have been
washed away, and Mrs II. S Bentley, q
one-armed woman and Patrick, her son,
who lived on Trinity, are missing and are
said to be drowned Their house was car
ried away.
It is reported that an eight-foot rise is
coming down the West Fork of the Trinity
Six inches more water and waterforks viii
have to be abandoned Wheat oats, fruit
and cotton are badly damaged The loss
can hardly be computed, but conservative
estimates place it as high as $1,000 600
There are fears for the little villages along
the Trinity above Fort Worth, but there is
no telegraphic communication and nothing
definite can be learned.
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EoREIeN INTELLIGENCE.

At Brunn, Austria, fifteen thousand work
men struck for higher wages on the LIST, in
Guiding all the bakers in the city.
Ok the 1 st the Massachusetts, rifle team
contested with the Honorable Artiller,
Company at rifle shooting at London, anC
the American team won by a score of !, on
TO Col
MICHAEL DAvTTT in his testimony before
the Parneu commission in London on the
I'd said that the Clan-na-Gael included
some of the best Irishmen in America, anC
was no more a murder club than the Carl
ton Club of London.
Ok the ID the Worlds Sunday-school con
vention opened at Parker's Temple in Lon
don
RUGGIEREs fireworks factory in Auber
vellieres, France, exploded on the I'd, kill
ing seven persons.
On the 18th Mr. Hirsch, the new United
States Minister to Constantinople. presented
his credentials 10 the Sultan and met witt
a cordial reception.
IL a coal-pit az St Etienne France. al
explosion of fire-damp occurred on the Sd
There were three hundred miners in the
pit and two hundred We're killed by the
explosion.
Al Winnipeg on the 5th EX-Premier Nor
quay. of the Manitoba Government, dieC
suddenly, aged forty-eight years
OK the 9TH Miss Ida Phillips, lately a mis-
sionary in India, was drowned at Winnie
bagO City, Mimi
Long and deep assures appeared in tbs
earth in the Matanzas district of Cuba OF
the 18th, causing great alarm among the
people.
IT was decided n the Worlds Sunday
school conve ntion in London on the 5th Il
hold the next convention in America il
1Sg&
OS TIE docks in London fire ON the
5th caused loss Of $500, 900.
TIE Mexican press was on the 9Th wagins
bitter war upon the proposition to colonies
that country with negroes from America.
1HE village of Ubendorf, in Germany
was destroyed by fire on the 9th. The losi
was enormous No loss of life was reported
IL recent encounters between Egyptiar
troops and dervishes 9J0 of the latter were
killed and 200 others were taken prisoners
or driven TO desertion.
ADyICEs of the 9Th from Samoa state that
a peace treaty had been concluded be.
tween the warning chiefs Mataafa anc
Tam iSeSa
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The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Pats.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The public debt statement issued on the
I LIST showed the total debt to be 81 65I. 4Ol =
NJ; cash ia Treasury, sal .4S4, or; debt less
cash in Treasury. 81. O96 GAG. 62i. Decrease
during June SIG pa, 80 Decrease since
June 81. ISIS. SIS. :Els. O;{l
The Government receipts from all
sources during the fiscal year closed June
- aggregated s3SS. sol G55, against s57g. 266. :
GA for the preceding year The ordinary
EXPENSE were SIS. 81. i37. against sl34,-
go, AZ during the preceding year The
pension charge was So pa, GS2 or about
SSO03, 600 more than for the previous year
The surplus revenue for the year will
amount 10 sieG, 00O, go, against sll9,Gl2, llG
the previous year
On the LIST Secretary Blaine left Washing
ton for Bar HarbOr, Ne, where he will re
main until September.
The annual statement on the LIST Of the
Comptroller Of the Currency showed that
the National bank circulation had fallen
from So. CDO, 90 year ago to s2l5, 900. OOO,
or about seventeen per cent
II was said that al a conference held ut
Washington on the % by the President the
members of his Cabinet and several United
states Senator'S a decision to call special
session Of Congress 10 meet about Novem-
Der I was reached.
WARRANTS were issued by the Secretary
OF the Treasury on the I'd in payment of
sIGOO9.eO5 on account of pensions. being
the first payment on this account for the
new fiscal year
THRoUGHoUr the country Independence
Day was generally celebrated on the 4th.
President Harrison passed the day as the
guest OF Henry c. Bowen at WoOdstocf
Conn
AT the United States minis the coinage
executed during JUHe amounted to 1884, i
s6j pieces. representing SAN. 4l340 in
value There were IS, 49, gold pieces, OF
81. ST.. COS in value. and 5,Jl4 40 silver
pieces. of Z. ~. 2a3 20 in value
Il the United States there were l52 bust
ness failures during the seven days ended
ON the 9Th. against Isl the previous seven
days The total failures in the United
States TO date from January l is 6,C37,
against :, f0l in 1SSS
Ok the 5th Hadie Hassein Ghooly Khan,
the Persian Minister to the United States,
resigned mis- post and said he should leave
this country, never to return. He gave as
his reason the articles published in Ameri-
can newspapers from time TO time concern
ing the ways and doings Of his royal mas
ter, the Shah
AT twenty-six leading clearing houses in
the United States the exchanges during the
week ended ON the 9Th aggregated 81 49,
llf,52 against 81 ~. 30 29l the previous
week As compared with the correspond
ing week OF ISIS the increase amounted to
911
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FALL OF A GRAND STAND.
Child Killed and Over 100 Persons In
iured at "a Race in Oklahoma City.

A Child Killed and Over 100 Persons In
iured at Race in oklahoma city.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Ind H., July 5.-The
grand stand at the race track collapsed at
3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, lnjuring
more than 100 persons, many fatally. One
thousand people crowded into the stand
when the horses came to the post, and
then suddenly without any warn
ing, the structure went down, burying
more than 500 in the ruins. For n
second7 the outside spectators were para
lived by tie accident Then, as the cries
and groans of the wounded filled the air,
they rushed forward and began the work
Of rescue The victims We're dragged out
and carried to places OF safety or
put in ambulances and sent into
town Colonel Wade, the commanding Off
Ger here, sent the military and physicians
to the scene promptly and gave material
aid The escape of the crowd from death
was miraculous, and, incredible as it ap-
pears. only one person was killed outright
a child OF DR. J. A. Ryan.
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ANOTHER TOWN GONE.
Bakersfield, Cal, Practically Wiped Out
by Flames.


BAKERSFIELD, Cal, July Sunday after
noon fire broke out in the kitchen of NJ f.
Kelseys house, new building just erected
in the same block with the Southern Hotel.
In spite of all efforts it spread to
the adjoining building also OF wood, then
to the next and then to the South
ern Hotel With that start it soon
spread until every business house in town
was burned, besides about forty dwelling
houses involving loss Of 81, 10000. The
insurance is $500, 900. The fire department
could not begin to cope with the fire. Thir-
teen blocks are wiped out No hotel res
taurant or business house is left As soon
as the fire subsidized measures were taken to
feed the homeless The fire came ON so
suddenly that there was no time TO save
stocks of merchandise. One hundred extra
policemen have been detailed to guard the
little that was saved Bakersfield is in the
northern part of what is locally termed
Southern California and has population Of
, 600
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A CALL TO ARMS.
4 Call for a National Convention, to

4 Call for National Convention, to BE
Held in Cincinnati September re.
WASHINGTON, July S-George Q. Jones
has issued a call to 'all who desire to d in
recognizing the National Grcenback party
on the principles once advocated by Peter
Cooper. and by many of the wisest men
and ablest newspapers in both of the old
parties" in which they are requested to
meet in their respective States and Con-
gressional districts ON or before Septem-
Der /, 1859, and appoint one delegate and
one alternate to attend the National Green
back convention heretofore called to meet at
Cincinnati, o., on Thursday, September (,
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WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
A BRUTAL DEED.
a Man IN Hartford Puus Out the Tong,

a Man In Hartford Pulls Out the Tongue
of a Balky Horse.
a man at Hartford had a balky horse. and
other efforts failing % ma ke aim go smart
citizen tied a cord around his tongue. with
the result of pulling out the animals
tongue Hearing that the officers Of the
State Humane Society were after him. the
inhuman wretch had friend swear out a
warrant before a justice of the peace and
he was fine the trifiing sum Of fifteen dol
lars before the officers got there Under
the constitutional prov ision that no man
shall be tried twice for the same Offense.
the perpetratOr of this great outrage goes
free. But it was rumored that Judge SlOar
would interfere by certiorari, SO that the
whole proceedings might be reviewed in
circuit court the Judgment set aside and the
man nunished as he deserves
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DULUTH, Special Telegram, July s.
Three mem bers of the mob that attacked
the pol ce are dead, the boy Fitzimmons
and the Fin, Mat Beck, having d.ed today.
The inquest will be held tomorrow.
There are no new developments in the
situation, except that uiuety-five repre-
sentative men formed a company 10 day
10 aid the police IN case of emergency.
Company X has paraded in various parts
Of the city, and was present on East Sec
ond street. where the gas and water com
panies put twenty five men to work.
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SIMON CAMERON'S WILL.

The Document Not Yet Probated-Som e
Charitable and Other Requests Made.
HARRISBURG, Pa. July S-Ihe will of the
late General Cameron has not yet been pro-
bated but among its requests are said TO
be the following Harrisburg Hospital,
$4,000: Harrisburg Home for the Friend
less. $1,000; his library and 5000 to the
Young Mems Christian Association; Mrs.
Duffy, of Marietta, 5000 in grateful re-
membrance of her uniform kindness to his
son Simon: German Reformed Church of
Ma~tawn, Lancaster County. 5000 and a
parsonage, and to his servant, John Camp
he'll - 600
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THE SOUTH FORK DAM.

The Coroner's jury Holds Its Owners Re-
sponsibIe for the Terrible Loss of Life
Due TO Its Giving Way.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, July S-The coroner's
verdict holds the owners of the South Fork
dam responsible for the loss of life in the
recent flood After TecIting the faulty CON
struction of the dam the verdict says:
'.We dni the owners OF said dam we're
culpable in not making il as secure as e
shot "a have been, especially in view of the fact
that population OF mai thousands were IN
the valley below, and we hold that the owners
are responsible for the fearful loss of life and
property resulting from the breaking Of the
darn
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AN editor in Kansas recently drew a
crazy quilt in a lottery. His wife took
it to another town and sold forty-nine
chances on il at one dollar a chance.
She sold The fifticth ticket To her hus-
band. and. wonderful TO relate, he won
i back again. Its hard TO get any
thing out ~ an editor.
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PRoF. ALLEN made balloon as
cension from Providence, r. L. the
other day rising 10 the height Of
twelve hundred feet. when the bal
loon collapsed The great mass fell
swiftly toward the earth. constantly
rolling over and over, but the in
trepid aeronaut succeeded in climb
ing into Tie rigging and cutting a
hole in the canvas with his pocket
knife. The gas rushed OUT and there
after the balloon formed itself into a
sort OF parachute, descending slowly
10 he earth. Prof Allen was badly
bruised but not seriously injured.