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lie Str. Belgrade don't on peut
roir Panuonce dams ce Journal, fait
regullerement un voyage l'aller ct
rp,our de Thibodaux q Donaldson.
vile. II part tOas les mathis de
Thibodaux, a 6 heures, ct prend
tout lie "freight" 9n'on vent 0ien
lui confer. lie capitaine. l.. +.
Schneider, ct lie commits, Robt. Ma.
ouiD, ont toute la confiance DIES
r%iverains.
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Lundi dernier, vers le miIieu du
jour, IN incendie s'est declare, sur
rhabitatior "Boveran', pres Lock
port, dams une Gemeure habitee
par IN travailleur de la plantation
lomme Loup. Dams cette humble
naisonnette, e. reposant sur une
Duche de douleur, Sc trOuvait nne
June file atteinte de pleuresle.
On cut juste IL temps de Ia sauver
It tout lie reste du mObilier devint
h probe des flammes. Une sous
aiption a etc fate par les voisins
u nous esp6-ons que lie montant
pourra alleger les pertes Smiles
pr ces pauvres gems.
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Remede cOntre Ia dysSenterie.
Gn6riso. radicale ct guarantee
Zteferences nombreuses. Addressez
y ". Omer Savoie. chez Mr., =.
zeknaque Badeaux, Latourche.
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NOUVELLE IMPORTANTE.-Une
tres grande foile doit 6tre donn6e
il Raceland aux environs de P6glise
Ste Marie les % ct % de ce mois
pour lie ben6fce dune ecole qui
doit 6tre dirigec par des sgurs du
Mt. Carmel.
Nous he voulons pas nous appe-
santir sur la necessit6 dun pareil
Establishment. Pour tous les peres
de famille, pour tous ceux qui ont
quelque souci lie BONES mGurs,
d'instruction ct d'6ducation, il est
certain que Pon ne peut qu'approu-
yer ct souteuir Initiative prise
par IL Rev. pere Vigroux qui, pen
sons.nous, a dd ct dot etre pinsti.
gateur du movement.
Chose assez relnarquable, ce sont
les jeunes gems qni .sont a Ia t6te
de paffaire. On nous a cite DIES
mons que nous d0nnerons prochai.
nement ct Qui sont une garantie de
pleine r6ussite.
Mons reviendrOns sur CO sujet
tout en- p%redisant un grand ct
l6gitime success a cette 9uvre qui
dOit bonner aux Organisateurs une
l6gitime satisfaction ct sera pour
le pasteur de rendroit une source
lie tranquillite ct de repos. II sau
ra DIES &c moment que les intelli-
gences ct les c9urs de SEES eufants
sont en- BONES mains.
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AVENDRE.

1000 BRIQUES de premiere qualit6 SOM
d vendre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, sur le
Bayou Lafonrche, pres le Canal Harang. La
livraisOn seIa faite sur le bOrd du bayou 81 or
10 demande. Prix $500 lie MILLER.
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NOS EXCURSIONS.

Une excursion, CONNIE ellie Sc
pratiqoe chez nous, dn moins, .c'est.
a.dire a Thibolaux, est tonjours
une afsaire de fAmllle une affaire
lancee decemment dams un bnt de
Renaissance, de charlie, gu d'aide
4 DIES institutions charitableS on
d'ntilite pnblique.
CEacun aide de sa bonrse
ct de son influence ce
moyen lie faire appel 4 Initiative
ct a famour dune promenade agre-
able cenx qo'une vie sedentaire
retient une grande partie de Pan
nee dams lie foyer domesti1ue. On
st prepare, des lonstemps d'avance
d cette excursion qui arrive
M fOis oil denx par
an. On sc fait une tate de faire
voir d repouse, aux enfants, des
sites %jnconnus, DIES villages 0u'ils
ne commissioner que par OnI.dire
ct don't la rompra la monotonie
de la vie jonrnaliere.
Voyager, c'est s'instruire voir,
c'e>t connaitro.....
On emporte un paDiencharg6 de
provisions, on s'amuse, OH rit on
a aband0nn6 pour I'M jour les SOU
els du toit conjugal. lie papa est
charmaLt, Fepouse souriante, ct
les enfants Sen donnent 4 cnnr
joie lie sc voir transporter par lie
cAemin de fer ct d'attrapper par ci
par Ia on mn gateau on nn fruit ct
lie voir en- meme temps quill pousse
DIES cannes ct du MATS dams nos
champs louisianais. Il y a une
Iecon ct unc tres-honne leeon don
nee chaque fois par lie pere ct pa,
Ia mere de famille i TOYS ces petis
Gtres cu,ieux ct avides dc rensei.
gnements.
Ne serait.ce qua ce point tie
we, nos excursions ont lenr raison
d'6tre.
Eft h'est-il point regrettable quill
Sc trouve des espriis chasrius, NAL
fats on NAL intentionnes qui vont
f"uiller jusque dams les recoins les
plus caches DIES chars d~'excursi0n
pour signaler que la d6cence ma
pas 6te observ6e de Ia part de
quelques brebis galeuses egarees
dams le train de plaisir.
Le fait est vrai GU ne Pest pas.
Nous ne voulons pas fouiller dams
ces immondices il est touiours plus
prudent de jeter III wolfe sur Ger
taines chooses on Ia morale ma rien
4 gagner. Go que nous nous per-
mettrons de dire est ceci ct tout
supplement ceci: c'est que nous
etiOns dams CO train d'excursion ct
que nous n'avons rien WI qui puisse
autOriser les elucubratiOns dun
certain reporter en- quote de sensa.
tons malsaines.
Pour qui salt volr, pour qui veut
s~tnstruire, il J a tant de chooses a
observer quand on quite Humble
toit du campagnard ct meme celui
du citadin. Les recoltes ne sont
plus les mGmes, les m~anieres de
cultiver quelquefois aussi different
esseutielIement de celles que nous
employons. LIE sol nest point non
pins pareil a notre sol.
Ny a-t-il point pour le journal
iste ct Fobservateur ample
matiere 4 reflexion. Que son esprit
sagace s'exerce sur ces chooses qui
sont, au bout du compte, les chooses
essentielles ct qui Torment Ia partie
whale de notrc coDtree. QUAINT
aux mis6res, aux imperfecti0ns,
aux potins do bondoir on de ruelles
foin!
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AvENDRE.

Unc grande quantit6 de BARDEAUX, pre-
miSre qualitc ct d6livres sur lie lUrd du Bayou
LafOurche . ThibOdaux. S'adresser q Mr.. q.
L. CARO-, agent pour MIR. Jules D6chaux. OIL
aux bureaux de IL SENTINELLE de T%hibodaux.
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Mr.. LeScale, de Paincou:rville u
traverse, jeadi dernier, notre bonue
vile de Thibodaux. Mr.. Lescale
Sc rend en- France OH il Sc porpose
de voir les ~plendeurs de reSposi-
ton. Matte d'eco!e par etat, il pos
sede Ell Outre n plume bien
nnnue de la plnpart de nos jour
naux hebdOmadaires.
Mr.. Lescale nous a prOmiS I'M
compile repdu de SEES impressions
|dOutre mer. Nous verTOnS.
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UAssesseur a reen de FAuliteur
dEtat, nne notice par laquelle on
pinstrnit que les commissioners du
4e district des levees ont fixe la
take pour les lev6es d S mills ct
ceux du Be district, q y mills. Ce
Qui denote unc augmentation sur
Ia take de rannee derniere.
Dams lie 4e district est cOmpris
tout le cote drOit du Bayou Lafour-
che, tandis que lie cote gauche for
me une partie du troisieme district.
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GOcodilus VS.. III. Pere.
Dime nche dernier plnsieurs

Dime nche dernier plnsieurs
chasseurs de Thibodaux exploraient
les cyprieres dcs environs 4 la
quote de ce que ron appehe lei les
gr0s- bees. Cette sorte d'oiseau II
ffni la pOnte ct donne en- &c mo.
ment dams les j%eunes gros-becs I'm
gibier assez estime DIES amateurs.
Pour faire cette chase Il fault al.
Ter dams les MARRIAGES., ayant lie Ia
bone jusqu'a mi jamie.
L'nn DIES c%hasseurs, lie dernier en-
bandp, venait lie tner quel9ue 81
bier ct s'occupait 4 manufacturer
me cigarette !orsque tont-a coup
il sc sentit saisir par la jamie ct
fnt immediatement jete snr lie sol
boneux. C'etait un GU II e
ollie pres du mid duguel il yenait de
,,aSser ct don't leg c%Eassenrs prec6
dents avaient excite la defiance ct
la colere. La prise de possession
dn terrible caTman fut tellement
prOmpte ct matte ndue que Mr..
Henri P6re sc trouva immediate
ment sans defense ct fnt train6 8
4 10 pieds dams la bOue sur laQuelle
il ~laissait les empreintes lie ses
mains qui essayaient en- yam d..
trouver un point d'appui ct de
resistance.
SEES Girls attiIerent immediate.
ment e compagnOns. LIE croco-
die fut tue II place ct Pom tronva
Quill ne mesurait pas m0inS dune
dizaine lie pieds. A quelques pas
SO tronvait o Cite, 0 trou OH
grOuillaipnJ une demi louzaine de
pctits crocodiles. II est 4 crOire
que 81 Ia bette await Ell le temps lie
trainer jusgue Ia sa victime, cen
etait fait de P%intortnne chasseur.
lie trOn mesurait u profoEdenr
capable dc noyer ct dc terminer
les jonrs lie n'importe quel nemrod.
Qnelle perspective, Dieux immor-
tells! Servir de pature d lie jeunes
ct vienx crocodiies! N'cst.ce pas a
degodter pour toujours tie Ia chas.
sc aux gros-becs.
C'est avec grand plaisir que
nous avons Ia dams un journal la
nomination de MIR. jean VignauX
de Lafayette an poste de- Marshall
DIES Etats. Unis pour lc District w.
de Ia Louisiana. Lors dc notre
derniere visite a Lafayette ~plnsienrs
personnes nous avaient laiss6 sous
rimpression que son application
etait ibtempestive. Mons sommes
beureux de voI quill men est lien
ct de constater Ell meme temps que
l'on peut faire honn6tement ct
dignement sou devoir sans devenir
REINSTATEMENT k bono e;missaire
de gems qui preteDdent controller
les affaires publiques an mieux lie
lenrs inter6ts particulars.
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La grande affaire de Lockport,
pour les 6 ct Z Juliet, a pour lirec-
tours ct instigateurs les citoyens
don't nous Demons les MONS:
J. P. 3ourg, president G. D.
Bsrrios, e.. Abribat, f. Barrilleaux,
E. Topps, vice presidents.
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NOCVEAUx ARRANGEMENTS
0OTEL AIES
Encoi xnure des rues Green ct Thihodauv

EhC0l2hnf6 d6s rutB GF66h OF ThlbOdaNX,
Mr.. Thomas AlSerti PREVENT ses amis
Leo voyageurs quill Went Dc faire de- nor
veaux arrangements qui lui permettrent d.
s'atisfairs tout ceux eui voudront lhsnnoe
rer de lenr ceniancs
Repas atOute hsure dc Ia lournGe ct q
commando.
Table d'hSts ! 10 hcurea du matin ,perr
d6ieuner ct \ 4 hcure du soir pour diner,
Chambrss cOmmo6es ct bien garnies.
PRIX MODERES.
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I have nsed Gouaux's Pile Ointment for the
last two years in my practice and l have sue
ceeded in every case. DIR. Cas-. GAUDEf.
Call for samples Of Anti Asthmatic at your
druggist
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

ExCuRsIoN.-Une excursion doit
ayoir lieu le 16 JUN, 1889, de la
yooyelle Orleans d Thibodaux.
nile est donnte par la "Poydras
Benevolent Association" LIE prix
.st de une piastre alIer ct retour. :.
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TABLEAU

OF Probable Expenses of the Parish of La
1ou.cle for the Year 1889.
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and you can't duplicate them for much more
FURNISHINGS.
Our all wool, hygienic, I'M
dyed and faithful-tibre Under
wear is in elegant stock at popu-
lar prices. VIII save you many
a cold this Winter. In fact we
can meet your wishes or pre-
ferences at every point. Our
CUSTOM department is a
special feauture and enc that is
out-stripping itself this season.
Send for catalogue, self-meas-
urements and samples. Fit
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Oehm'S Acme Hall,
& West Baltimore Street,
door from Charles ST.,
oil BALTIMORE. MD.
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down an ass and he is consequently
very anxious to conciliate them and
secure their influence.
In conclusion, we would say that
if the people Of Anne Arudel cOun-
" send such q typical demsgogue
to the Legislature. they deserve to
suffer twenty years more of boss
rule. But we have faith that they
will not.
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nyERcoATS.

Overcoats Ike our this years make you'll
never see. Our leadership shows itself here.
OF course we won't argue the necessity for the
Fall Overcoat; common sense and the edict
of Fashion says you must have it. Ours sweep
from Sc to $50.
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EvEN1NGCAP1TAI

go rhIspaper has = larger bona Ode Cir
e.ifatIon than ali fhe papers I'm the City Of
Annapolis Combined.
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ORDER NISl
JAMES W. OWENS, Ass gne en- u :
SMITH and MARY B. sSii'
In the Circuit Court for ADJ AIDE ,s9
County. September s4ln' =

ORDERED, That the sale It.d q b. i d
- estate made and rep .'seS ADJ
". Ovens, assignee, be rstl1 ,Ss coz
firmed, unless cause to sa tos ibs'
thereof be shown on OF
dag Of October merit: order beiDs1l
PROVIDED a copy Of this o5G T. the CT
in some newspaper prinleee !, .bree 30
Annapolis. once 10 each o. Old In sStb d
sive weeks before inc '
October next. .mount o.
The report states the AMY"
to be IS, 100. oon ca
Tue C0ny. Test ~rcn c.
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OEHMS ACME HALL
BEST-MADE
Fall and Winter

After all. it's as much in the
.show'' as in the what you
sell to people that brings them
to you and keeps them there
The humblest farmer-boy is
treated as courteously and sery-
ed as faithfully by us as the
richest merchant; and our pro-
misses are always realized
READY-To-WEAR.
You can searcl the trade through; but
yoa'n see no such Clothing as that made by
Us. We've the stock. style, facilities and
workmen.
business Suits from. 70 SCI
walking Suits from.........,l0 70 n
Dress suits from Oto %
The newest, neatest and nobciest styles known.
oKI1Ms ACNE HALL.
JUVENILE CLOTHING.
But in juvenile Clothing.
there's where we have the
whole course, inside track and
all. No excuse for dressing
your boy like a circus freak;
give him a show, with us.
suits for small boys ......$ sh to sly
Suits for older boys...... 70 y
Suits for young men..... Z 70 -
Overcoats from...... =. IL to Is.
and every possible pattern,
backed by highest style. The
boys know us and they'll tell
you where to buy. Our Hat
terry is beautiful. Every new
est design, every proper mater
ial.
e Jockeys. English Jockeys,
Tams. Glengarys.
Helmets. Jerseys,
and the newest notion
the Berlin Student Cap
from 80 cts. to $3.50.
oEHM's ACNE HALL.
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CHAPTER 191.

ture, passed March "A, 1865, is published i:
CHAPTER 1911.
An ACT prohibiting the sale of splritu-
Gus or fermented liquors in the several
counties Of tie State on the day Of Elec-
ton.
SECTION /. Be 4 enacted By the General
Assembly or Maryland, That it shall not
be lawful for the keeper of any hotel,
tavern, store, drinking establishment, or
any other place where liquors are sold,
or for any person or persons, directly or
indirectly, 10 sell, barter, give or dispose
of any spirituous or fermented liquors,
ale, beer, or intoxicating drinks of any
kind, on the days of election hereafter
to be held in the several counties of the
State.
SEC. 2. And Be Il enacted. That any
person violating the provisions Of this
Act shall be liable to indictment by the
Grand Jury OF the county where the
offence is committed, and shall upon
conviction before Judge Of any Circuit
Court Of the State, be hned q sum not
less than fifty dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars for each aud every
offence one-half the fine shall be paid
to the informer, the other half to the
County Commissioners Tor the use Of
public roads.
JOHN g. CRANE,
o9te Sheriff Of Anne Arundel County.
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NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS.
MANAGERSoFSOCIAL CLUBS
AND ALL OTHERS WHO
DEAL IN LIQUORS.

For the information of all persons con-
cerned, the following Act of the Legisla-
ture, passed March "A, 1865, is published !:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
sTICKNEY SCORES A POINT
The Kansas City May Stop Grain
in Transit,

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-At the meeting of
the managers of the Interstate Com
merce Railway association to-day the
Chicago, st. Paul IL Kansas City road
was authorized to stop grain at Iowa
mills for milling in transit from points
in Iowa, at the current rates on grain.
with : cents added for the privilege of
stopping. The question of excluding
passengers holding SecOnd-claSS tickets
from firSt-clasS sleeping cars was con-
sidered and the proposition was agreed
TO. subject to the approval of the absent
lines. The notice given by the Illinois
Central of its intention to adopt a
special commodity tariff between Chi
cage and Sioux City, to correspond with
that now in effect between Chicago and
st. Paul. will not be acted upon at once.
The officials of that company agreed at
the meeting of the Western Freight as
ISOLATION to suspend action on its notice
until after the November meeting. At
the meeting of the general passenger
agents of the Western lines to-day it
was agreed to restore the former rate of
$50 o. from Chicago to Denver, taking
effect Nov. /. The rate has been SOS
since early in the summer, when il was
reduced on account of the manipulation
OF tourist tickets by ScalperS.
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WOULD BOND ROCHESTER,.
Several Railways Have Their Eyes
on a Minnesota Town.

NpeCidl u blic Slope.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 9.-There were two
railroad propositions laid before the cit
liens of Rochester yesterday, one by
the Rochester & st. Paul railway. ask
ing for S45, 600 worth Of bonds to aid in
the construction of road from Roches-
ter, to a junction with the Chicago, st.
Paul q Kansas railway at Eden; to have
the road completed by Sept. 1, 1890, the
company obligating itself not to sell out
to the Chicago d Northwestern. The
other proposition is made by the Sault
Ste. Marie & Southwestern railway,
asking for $4,000 worth of bonds to aid
in the construction of road from a
junction point with the Minneapolis, st.
Paul & Sault Ste. Marie railway near
Rhinelander, Wis, via Rochester. to a
point on the Missouri river in Iowa; to
have ears running as far as Rochester
by Dec. l, 1891. There were two meet
ings of citizens held yesterday and the
propositions discussed. Election no
tees have been filed, and will be pub
lished, calling an election to vote upon
the Rochester d st. Paul railways
proposition next Friday. the 18th. and
on the Sault Ste. Marie 4 Southwestern
proposition on the 18th.
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Probably Base Ball.

NltSAil W lliS NTiODe.
DULUTH, Oct 9.-JOhn S. Barnes, of
ST. Paul. is in the city to-day. and in
company with J.W. Anderson is looking
over the place with the view of estab-
fishing trOtting park. The two have
plenty of capital behind them if they
can get site suitable for the purpose.
1t is the intention also. in case of the
success Of the scheme, to put in ball
team next season, either in the West
ern association or some interstate
league.
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Creditors Want Their Stuff.

Special to the Globe.
WINNIPEG. Man., Oct. 9.-Suit has
been commenced against the Great
Northwest Central Railway company by
creditors of the old Souris e Rocky
Mountain company. The present COM
pany is an Outgrowth of the original
one, and in the amended charters it is
provided that all liabilities of the origi-
nal company shall be paid by the pres
ent one. Now that a controlling inter-
est has been secured by English capt.
talists, and Il move been made to pro-
coed with the construction, creditors
bob up Serenely and insist on getting
their share of the British Doodle.
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Northwestern Railroaders.

A party consisting of George Olds
general traffic manager of the Canadian
Pacific: w. F. Berry, general freight
agent of the Boston & Maine: 7. Bar
rett, general freight agent of the Bos-
ton. Concord q Montreal; W. S. Eaton,
general freight agent of the Maine Cen
trial: q. NJ. Bosworth, assistant freight
traffic manager Of the Canadian Pacific;
J. NJ. Williams, of the Worcester road;
B. d. Webber, general agent at Mont
real of the Canadian Pacific Despatch,
and number of ladies we're in the city
yesterday. They had been attending
the meeting of the Canadian Pacific
Despatch. which was held at Mime
apoliS on Tuesday.
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Dan Days Unerring Smell.

When Col. Nike Kennedy reported
for duty at the union depot this MORN
ing he was called by the baggagemaS-
ter to inspecta trunk which smeiled
rather strong. The baggagemaster adj
vised him to call the coroner, as ne was
positive the trunk contained corpse,
but before he would do SO he reported
the matter to Capt. Dan Day, of the
central station, and he proceeded to in
Spect the trunk. After he had smeled
around it for some time, he concluded
it was not corpse and opened it, and
what met his gaze confirmed his sus-
piciOns. for there was nothing more
than some lady's wearing apparel and a
large-SiZed piece of Limburger cheese.
So Capt. Days smeller served him we'll
this time.
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Health Is Wealth.

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antee to refund the money IL the treatment
does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued
only by Hippier & Collier, the open night
druggists, corner Seventh and Sihley streets,
st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
REILLY IS 4 RATHER,
The Husky Coy From st. Paul
AstoniSheS the Natives
Of Ohio.
His Batting and Field Work
Result in the Athletics
Defeat.
Won der Ahe's Browns Sue
coed in Knocking Out
the Colonies.
BPidegrooms and Porkopoli-
tans VanQuish the Orioles
and Cowboys.

The American association contest is
practically ended in favor of Brooklyn.
St. Louis is twelve points behind. and
the two teams have but four games each
to play. Brooklyn meets Baltimore to-
day and finishes at Columbus on Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday. st. Louis
plays at Louisville to-day and at Cincin-
natl Friday, Saturday and Monday. In
these games Brooklyn is slightly more
likely to gain than to lose. The fight
between the Athletics, Cincinnati and
Baltimore for third place Is still on,
with the prospects good that the three
will not again exchange places. Gin
cinnati, Louisville and Columbus will
lack but game or two of playing their
quota of 40 games. The record fol-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
Gould Authorizes Extensions.

MARSHALL. Mo-. Oct. 9.-Jay Gould
and party arrived in their special train
this afternoon and Will remain here
during the night, leaving for Kansas
City early in the morning. Mr.. Gould
has authorized the construction of the
proposed extension of the Missouri Pa
citic branch from Bonneville, Mo-, to
Jefferson City, thus making the Mis-
souri, Pacific the shortest line between
st. Louis and Kansas City.