The sun., 1889-01-27

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LOUISVILLE. Jan, 2e.-The signing Of second
extent F hss ss Tsyvsd IN the the
who can be regarded a. anything more than a
hopeful eaDerment zen During EG the four years that
may be good stun in him. This is the opinion
0i Jumbo" Latham and other pan players
be will prove decided acquisition. and so does
Manager Davidson. shannon is "A years old.
learned. It is not absolutely, certain, however.
{hat ne can c9me here =. without fSnt The
x6sn b signed With with Newark !. Was I ioE the re: re:
Tor hrst-class quarrel, and It may be that the
services Of the Arbitration Committee will have
With The signing Of Shannon the Louisville
CS6 practically made up fSr the season as
9a see Second nd
short stop. Tomney: ,risht aeid. Wolf; Centre
sd left eld Al these
viii refuse to sign. although. there Il deal on
yhich may transfer the services Of Heeker and
ana hsan& ksns
Be-, glad to aifx tbeir sign atures. But Mr. N Da-
hsre fom is
coon 70 be married; AZ Tom is now In New
comes uoa prs9t s9aS
:sSss ss;dsy I'D Ss%sS ths and re- e
thing as to its truth or faIsty, but he was in
na nsa to Sb bfSys il vs b has Sa19 net
son has agreed to his terms and apponted
him captain Of the, team It is not likely that he
o od has ss soms sss tho we'd
70 Columbus; He was married to Miss Belle,
visiting an uncle In this city when she met
Went to Jeti.rsonyiIle on the night OF oi Jan. 8.
cpd were married BY Justice OF the Peace.
AZ rew ~ "a CathoIis and n,t Whe M ne does not
that bis daughter be remarked In accordance
With the rtss Of his Church The time for tn, the
take place In a few days ""
CLEyEIANp. Jan; 2s.-The Cleveland Clubs
Fastz will not sign at his classification figures.
and threatens to retire from base ball he
r. tlsvslapds q 1889. the way va q Sompsamlse
'I pymsn. HnS Wes os e s.as
GloFelanu CuO tnat TAtn6r tnhn play Tor leSS
than $500 per mouth and q bonus OF 5000 for
signing q contract he will work as "A carpenter
Tor Az per day. lie 10 classed as an u man.
ThChTwitchell one OF the Detroit crowd, adds
his protest He Is classed as a S2O 900 man and
WAS offered Q $4,000 contract. but he wants
e2.60O, and talks about getting more than that
from Coumbus He may be traded to Colum-
bus Tor another man. II not, be will be allowed
to rest. and Gilks take his place, Last OF all
comes Martin Duck. pitcher signed late In
the season by Detroit and turned over to Cleve-
land Detroit signed him NJ $4,000. He Is
classed lower. and insists on his agreement
with Detroit being carried out by Cleveland.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-The lips OF President
Young OF the League have been unsealed to u
certain extent, SO far as the disbandment OF
the INDIANAPOLIS Club is concerned. and he dis
6ussed the situation quite freely with repre-
tantatiye OF The SUN who called upon him on
TAursday morning, Mr.. Young bad Just re-
cslved o letter from Mr.. Brush. President Of
the defunct club, giving In detail what he had
already said in Q telegram sent 70 League head
quarters last Monday night. MIR. Brush states
the situation In manly, straightforward man
ner. and IL is well worth reproducing at this
point The text OF the letter is rs follows:
IrpiAsAPoLIs Jan. .! 1880,
NJ u Young. Esq., Presfde,a &C.
ore OF the indianapolis Base Ball Association unAnt
neusy voted 70 surrender i franchise ~ the League
eld nolned yes by wire of this action
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