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Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
THEIR FEUD FORGOTTEN.
The Blue and the Gray Join Hands at
Chickamauga.

The Blue ana the Gray Join Hands at
Chickamauga.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept 20.-The grand barbe-
cue and permanent organization of the Chick
amauga Memorial association took place to-
day at Crawfsh Springs on the edge of the
famous battle field, fully 25,OO0persons being
present. The blue and gray were together,
the past forgotten. Governor Gordon, of
Georgia, made the address of welcome in an
eloquent vein. In the course Of his speech
he said: as5l
speaking Of those whom l am called to
represent pledge their earnest cooperation
in the sacred mission which convenes you
and in ali things which pertain to the peace,
welfare and unity of the American people
In their name | proclaim their eternal
fealty to the American constitution to the
American republic, to the American union of
states, from which they withdrew for their
safety, but which now, that the causes of
/ dissenslons are gone, they will loyaily and
pravely defend for their future protection.
We are here to unite with you in the final
and eternal burial of sectional hostility"
The address was responded to by General
Rosecrans who spoke feeliDgly of the grand
sight presented by the old confederate and
federal soldiers sitting side Dy side engaged
in friendly converse. He prayed God that
the day would soon come when the last
vestige of feeling over the war would be
eradicated aud believed this scene was the
augury Of the glorious success of the project
to make the Chickamauga battle field ma
tional park.
The permanent organization of the asso'
citation was then projected, the officers are
President, General j. t. Wilder, of Tennes.
see; vice president, General Joseph Wheeler,
of Alabama; secretary, General Marcus j.
Wright, OF Washington; treasurer, General
j. S. Fullerton, of st. Louis. A board of
directors was elected with an equal number
of members Of the union and confederate
side.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
STATE NEWS.
Columbus Fine Hotel.

COLUMBUS, Neb, Sept. 2O.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to THE EE.l-The Fleming hotel, a
three-story brick building on the corner of
Twelfth and Olive streets, was opened to
the public this evening by grand ball and
banquet Two thousand people passed
through the building during the evening. A
special train from Norfolk brought in a
large number. Travelling men from all parts
OF the state attended the opening. Over one
hundred guests sat down to sumptuous re-
past Judge H. j. Hudson ana G. G.. Bow
man were the orators of the evening.
Brandt Il Fleming, the proprietors, have ex-
pended $50, 900 in the hotel Fifty rooms are
lighted by electricity and provided with
every modern improvement. The whole
building is heated by steam. Mr.. Brandt is
an old and respected resident of Columbus
and IS receiving the congratulations of ms
many friends this evening for his public en-
terprse in putting up this magnificent build
ing, which gives the travelling puolic con-
veniences equal to any city west of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
OTHER BALL GAMES.

The National League.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Result of today's
game:
Chicago. ........0 o o 8 o L
Base hits--Chicago s, Cleveland Z. Err
rors-Chicago l. Cleveland /. Batteries
Chicago Hutchinson and Farrell; Cleye-
land-Gruber and Zlmmer. Umpire-Lynch.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2o.-Result of to-day's
game
indianapolis ....1 o 0 o 0 0 0 s. G
Pittsburg .......l % 2 0 40
Base hits-Iudianapols 10, PiJtsburg 13.
Errors Indianapolis $, Pittsburg 5. Bat.
teries indianapolis Tanning, Rusie and
Daley; Plttsburg CALVIN and Carroll.
Umpire-McQuaid.
WAsulNcroN, Sept. 20.-Result of to-day's
game:
Washington ......0 0 % 0 0 o l.
Boston. .."..O 0 l.
Base hits Washington 10, Boston 4. Err.
rors-Washington 2, Boston 0. BATTERIES
Neutrality-suspicious. and Riddle; Boston
Clarkson and Bennett. Umpire-Powers.
Game called at the end of eight inning on NC.
count OF rain. a..
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. aO.-Result of first
game: -".. .t t-g-'r
Philadelpha. 20 % O.
Base Philadelphia 6, New York l3
Errors iadelphia 9, New York l. Bat
ladelphia-Sanders and Schriver;
New York--Keeic and Ewing. Umpire
Knight.
Result of second game:
PGiadelpha.'..G PGidlh.G o 3 0 0 o 0 O.
Base nits-New York 9, Philadelphia A.
Errors-New York 4, Philadelphia O. Bat
teries-New York-aKeefe and Ewing; Phi
adelphia--Anderson and Decker Umpire
Knight. Game called on account Of dark
ness.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Crawfora's Progress.

CRAWFORD, Neb., Sept. co. Special to
THE BEE. I-Crawford is not enjoying a
boom, but solid and substantial growth.
The b. S. NJ reached here the latter part of
last week, and is building north from here
to the coal fields, 100 miles distant, at the
rate of nearly three miles per day. ID. E.
Thompson, superintendent; his assistant,
Mr.. Biguelt; j. j. Coz. commercial agent,
and John Eyler, stock agent of the Burling-
ton, are here. Regular trains between here
and Alliance were put on to-day.
The Burlington considers the junction
city of the northwest one of its most import
ant points. 1t owns nearly nine hundred
acres of land adjacent to the town which il
recently purchased. Situated as this town
is, IN the heart OF the great White river val
ley and just at the foot of the Black Hills,
and being the only railway junction point in
northwestern Nebraska, it is bound to be-
come the leading town of this section.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
North Nebraska Methodists.

NEIGH, Neb., Sept 2O.--fSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. The Methodist Episco-
pal conference opened to-day with an inter
esting address by the Rev. DR.. Gillette, of
Cincinnati, in which The speaker dealt
rather severely with the Roman Catholics.
OF the three places mentioned for the place
of meeting next year-Omaha, Wayne and
st. Paul-Wayne was chosen. The bishop
was requested by unanimous vote of the
conference not TO assign foreign ministers TO
the best places in the district. A large class
of deacons and elders was ordained in The af-
ternoon with interesting services, during
which an eloquent address was delivered by
Bishop Vincent, and the Lords Supper was
administered. Bishop VIncents evening
lecture on "Tom and His Teacher" was the
event of The day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
CAPITAL PRIZE, = 100000
AGENTS WANTED.

I3I Prizes amounting TO ....,-,,....-...... Nhl'W
NOTE.-,1ickets drawing Capital FIgzcs are not en-
titled 10 terminal Prizes.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Eighth Ward Republicans.


At the annual meeting of the Eighth Ward
Republican club last night Judge S. G.. will
cox presided. A half dozen ballots were
taken before president could be selected.
The nominees were s. G. Wilcox, V. b.
Balcombe. A. II. Sanders and 7. G. Bruner
The latter dropped off on the first ballot,
Sanders resigned from the contest on the
second, and on the third ballot Balcombe
got II votes, Wilcox 16 and Sanders /.
There was some discussion as to
whether or not the vote for Sanders
should be considered, but Bruner stopped
the debate by moving that the ballot be laid
on the table. lis motion prevailed. Another
ballot was taken and Wilcox received 10
votes, Balcombe Is.
V. b. Balcombe was chosen first vice presi-
dent and A. II. Sanders second vice presi-
dent.
Then there was wraugle over secretary
and assistant secretary. Finally DR.. Bud
long was elected secretary and IT, ;. Crocker
and j. b. Merkel were named as two assist
onts. L. G.. Bruner and j. II. Clark, jr.,
resigned the latter honor.
u. b. Balcombe arose to point OF order,
when II was suggested that a treasurer be
elected. He stated that the treasurer had
not yet made his report The chair had it
in his pocket and passed it over to
the secretary, who announced that there
WIS s4.37 in the treasury. Balcombo
by the executive committee. There was
second and a lively debate followed. Bruner
and tBalcolmbe arose to point of order
about seventy-five times, when finally Con-
stable Sullivan moved that the whole affair
be land on the table. He
was choked off by Bruner who
moved that the treasurer make report in
writing. Balcombe suggested that Bruner,
as chairman of the finance committee, also
make report IN writing. After all
around dispute DIR. Spauldng was elected
treasurer.
The executive committee elected are as
follows: Attorney II. A. Dick, j. b.
Mcke, G.. b. Young, Gustave Schroeder
and John Groves.
The committee on finance will be j. b.
West, e. E. Bruner and Simon Kahn.
The members selected to attend the meet
ing of the Republican clubs at Hastings,
October Z, are r. G. Bruner, II. A. l.. Dick.
j. b. Nickel, Thomas Crocker, Silas B.
Lake L. IT, Burnham and James Allen
Anumber of voters in the ward signed the
constitution and the meeting adjourned for
one week. The meetings in the future will
be held in Schroeder's hall, at Twenty-fourth
and Cunning streeJs.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Ives WIN Not Testify.

New SoRY, Sept. Cot was settled to-
day that ives will not be placed on the wit
ness stand. AS soon as the court opened to.
day, a demand was mace by Ives counsel
that Julius Dexter, president of the Cincn-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton road, be placed he-
fore the bar of the court The counsel
stated that Dexter had interfcred with u
witness. He wanted hIm produced.
Brooke then went on to say that Dexter
had attempted to prevent colored porter OF
the road, j. ii. Jennings, from leaving Gin
cinnati, and in consequence the witness
would not get here until tomorrow morning.
This failed TO move the reeorder.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
SUED BY HER SON.
ii. W. Kingsbury, Of Chicago, Gets a
Judgment Against His Mother.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2o.-TSpecial Telegram to
THE BEE.l-Judgment for sos, ,S2G.2S was
given in Judge Altgell's court to-day against
Mrs. Evelyn Hutton, now residing in York,
Pa, and in Europe, in favor of Henry w.
Kingsbury. the owner of the Kingsbury
block and other valuable Chicago property
inherited from his father.
Mrs. Hutton was formerly Mrs. Kings
bury and is the mother of Henry NJ. Kings
bury whose guardian she was until he
reached his majority. The judgment repre-
sents an amount with interest which she was
short in her accounts with her ward. 1t was
ordered paid by the county court but the
order was never obeyed. A special execu-
ton was ordered by Judge Altgell
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Seventh Ward Republicans.

The Seventh ward republican club held a
well attended meeting at Hanscom park last
night. The yark house being closed, the
meeting was held on the platform In front Of
the house.
In the absence OF the president, Colonel
Akin, the vice-president of the club, Mr..
Thompson presided.
Very little business of formal nature was
transacted on account OF the dim light.
list containing the names of four men
to be recommended TO the council
for appointment as registrars of election,
was prepared Those in the first precinct
were @. l.. Thomas and - Nelson those
for the second precinct were L. j. Qualey
and Charles Crawford.
The executive committee was instructed to
procure new quarters for the meetings of
the club. 1t is probable that the committee
will select one of lofts stores, on Park
avenue, for this purpose.
A large number of new members were ad-
mitted.
The club will hold its election of officers on
October 1st
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
The six,h Ward Republicans.

There was big turn out at the meeting of
the Sixth Ward Republican club, at Twenty
sixth and Lake, last night There is feel
ing of dissatisfaction over the proposed di-
vision of the second voting precinct, now
being considered by the city council. The
ordinance before the council makes Thir-
tieth street the dividing line. The club is
opposed 70 this division, as il shuts out the
residents OF Omaha View from the polling
pracinct most convenient 10 them. The club
favors Thirty-third street as the eastern
line of the proposed new district
and appointed committee OF three
consisting OF Ed Conc, Il. Spore and Z. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Lester II. Fauikncr's Trial.

BUFFALO, Sept, 20.-Iu the trial of Lester
u. Faulkner to-day, James +. Woodland,
president Of the Hanover National bank, of
New York, testified that he advised Faulk.
ner on Que occasion that the Hanover Ma
tional bank held paper against their bank to
the amount OF sos, 900, and that as their
capital stock was only $4,000, the United
States bank examiner might make things
very unpleasant for Faulkner II he hap
peued around, and was very anxious TO have
discounts reduced. Woodland afterward as
certained that the amount of Indebtedness to
his bank was not shown on the books Of tho
Dansyille bank
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
I.nniauiiin I,ncea

LOUISVILLE, Sept 2O.-Tho following is
the summary for the second days racing OF
the autumn meeting:
ono milo-Qucen OF Trumps won, Cora
Fisher second, Birthday third. Time
1:45iG.
Threcquarters OF mile-Cast Steel won,
Sunday second, Tfaramboure third. Time
1:l74. ~.
Thrccquartors OF a mile--Deer Lodge
won, Fred Wooley second, Va Tout third.
Tme-l16lf.
st. Lcger stakes one and one.quarter
milcs-Herou won, Long Dance second, Out
bound third, Time-2;l3H.
Half mile-Silence won, Chantress second,
Camilla third. Time--l sou.
Halfmile, -year-olds-Dolkins won,
Happiness second, Magee third. Time so,
Seven-eighths of mile-Ncwcastle won,
Warpeak second Timc-l :33.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

LONDON, Sept 2O-tSpecial Cablegram to
THE BEE. The Vienna correspondent OF
the Times says: The czar's brother, Grand
Duke Alexis, had an interview with ex-
Queen Natalie at Yalta, and advised her, in
the cars name to hold aloof from politics
after her return to Servia. This advice was
due to an appeal from the Serviau regency
TO tho Russian government, which was
asked to use its influence with Natalie with
view to preventing trouble in Servia.
After her interview with the grand duke,
Natalie wrote the authorities at Belgrade,
saying that she did not desire an Official re-
ception upon her arrival in that city.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
A Peculiar Decision.

CHICAGO. Sept 20.-TSpecal Telegram to
The BEE. "A Chicago democratic justice to-
day decided that passing a $40 confederate
bill for United States greenback was not
an offense against the laws OF the country.
Mary Hobson complained that Jennie Pierce
had asked her to change a $40 bill She did
so, and subsequently discovered that the bill
was confederate currency. warrant was
issued for tho arrest OF Jennie on a charge
OF obtaining money by false pretences.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Brronds Roasted 70 Death.

VIENNA, Sept. 20 = Special Cablegram to
The BEE Political Correspondence pub
fishes the following story: Ia the Servian
village of Lasowiks recently a body Of
gen d'armes surrounded and set fire to u
house in which party of brigands had taken
refuge The leader of the band, who was n
female, and two other members pershed in
the flames after making desperate attempts
to fight their way out. The other members
of the Dand were captured. One gen d'arme
was killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

TIpstan second, Guuwad third Time 80.
Handicap sweepstakes. one and one-fourth
miles-1aragon won, Bron5omarte second,
lellwood third. Time--2:l0 ;-t
Sweepstakes, one and one.sfxteenth miles
Belle Dor won, Joe Lee second, Bordelaise
third. Time--l 40.
Throe. .fourths OF mile--Gregory won,
Caldwell second. Civil Service third. Time
--1.i7. .. .
Sweepstakes, seven -eighths of mile
hurnnin won. Bill Barnes second, Cotillon
third. Time ;29M. ...a.nr
Threo-iourths OF mile-Mute won, Per
icles second, Freedom third. 1ime-l; 1914
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Ready for Business.

GoTHENBURe, Neb,, Sept, 2O.-TSpecial
Telegram to THE BEE. Ia. V. Ausburn,
representing the contractors Franklin &
Carroll, Denver, is on the ground arranging
to begin work on the canal Monday with Il
large force of men and teams and push it
completion rapidly. One hundred men with
teams and outfit are expected from Denver
tomorrow. G. w. Stansil, of Kearney,
manager of the canal company, is mere.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Changed the Ticket.

BEATRICE, Neb, Sept 20. Especial Tele-
gram to The BEE. The old soldiers ticket
was amended to-day by substituting for s.
II. Craig for county Judge, j. Il. Bush, of
this city. j. w. Ebersol was nominated
county attorney, but declined.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Found The python.

NEW YORK, Sept, Especial Telegram
TO TIE BEE. The steamship Denmark from
LONDON and Havre has l62 Norman horses
aboard. In cleaning. out the bilge OF the
Denmark on her arrival at London the huge
python, which had escaped from its cage on
the passage to New York, was found under
the boilers dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Boston Jockey club Races.

BosToN, Sept 20.-The Boston Jockey club
races opened to-day in the presence of 5000
persons. The track was heavy. Summary
Three-fourths Of mile--Lady Pulsifer
won, Romp second, Victoria third. Time
1 90
One mlle--Speedwell won, Dr. Chase sec
ond. Maid of Orleans third. Time--l ;50N.
Seven-eighths of a mile-Maia won, Prince
Edward second, Carrie G.. third. Time
1.37.
Five-eighths of mile--Little Bill won,
Marie Lowell second, Miss Annie Filly third,
Time--l 061.
Steeplechase one and one fourth miles
Sanford won, Voltigeur second, Mentmore
third. No time taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

WATERLOO, Ia, Sept 2O.-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. THE biennial reunion Of
the survivors of the Thirty-second Iowa vol
unteers, which was held in this city, closed
last night. The following officers were
elected j. w. Boyd, Eldora, president; w.
l.. Russell, Liscom, vice president; A. II.
Burchard, Marshalltown, secretary. The
next reunion will be held at Marshulltown.
One hundred and thirty-two members of the
regiment We're present. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
The Webster Ticket.

RED CLOUD, NeD., Sept. 0,-TSpecial Tel
egram to THE BEE.l-The Webster county
republican convention convened here to-
day. After a stormy session the following
ticket was put into the field Fer county
clerk, H. ID. Ranney; treasurer, George
Hummell sheriff, Charles Teel: county
Judge, ID. Il. Trunker; superintendent of
schools, Miss Eva j. King; coroner, DIR.
Schenck: delegates to the state convention,
James McNeny and G. r. Chaney.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

johnson, 70 urge the council TO make the
change in the boundaries OF the new precinct
President Grant was given a week IN which
10 select four delegates to the meeting of the
republican league TO be held at Hastings on
OctoberT
l.. Littlefeld, Ed Taylor and II. T. Leavitt
were appointed as a committee to recommend
names of members OF the supervisors of reg
istration for the precincts of the Sixth ward.
Mr. George O'Brien addressed the club
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
MASHED ON CoONS.
Two milwaukee Girls Elope With
Sons of Ham,

CHICAGO, Sept 20,-I Special Telegram to
The BEE. l-Mollie Rheinharde and Ger
trude Oberlander, two German girls, were
arrested in this city to-day on complaint Of
their parents for eloping from Milwaukee
with two negroes named Daniel Moore and
jacob Adams.
The girls were quite comely, are deeply
enamored of their dusky lovers and vow
they will wed them upon the first opportu.
nity
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
PuRsE 81 ,500-2;22 CLASS.
Cn,.n,,an Ia, Daa.A,l lgaat
Peoria Kanrs.

PEORIA, Sept 20.--The following is the
summary Of to-day's races:
Free for-all pace-Ida first, Toledo Girl
second, Dick q. third, Best time-2:22&.
2:33 trot--,ShIloh first, King second, West
Egoert third, Soudan fourth. Best time
2 .2Sk.
Three -fourths Of a mile dash.-Los Web
ster won, Blush second, Kitty Mac third,
Gray Kitten fourth. Tine-l;a0.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

Minnehnn. nases stoien-By uanrahsn, Dugdaic,
Crowei2 Double play Brs1lcy % Powell. iiases
IIengie, Utcsstnan. Struck out-ny Duke w., py
CrOweIi Passed balls -Dugdhic j. murphy l. wild
pitchos-Dukr l. Lsft on bases Minncappliap, 9, HiOut
jityf First base on error. Minneapolis H. Sioux
pirO-Ilurat,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

NELSON, Neb., Sept 20-lSpecial to The
BEE. l-Delbert Woren, one of the deputy
sheriffs, seems TO be on the road 10 recovery
from the effects OF the kick Of a colt received
last Monday The bone over the eye was
fractured and large piece removed and az
first was it thought that the kick would prove
fatal
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
A woman's Alliance incorporates.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-ISpenlal Telegram
to The BEE.l-The Illinois Woman's alli-
ance of Chicago, was incorporated at
Springfield to-day. Its object Is to promote
the enactment and enforcement of laws re-
lating 10 women and children aud TO further
the general interests OF women. The in-
corporators are Caroline A. Huling, Jennie
B. Howison. Ada M. Frederickson, Louise
Pearson and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Freeman to BE Tried.

Manager Selec has decided to put IN j. b.
Freeman 10 pitch for Omaha against Des
Moines to-day. Freeman Is tho young
twirer who played with the ST. LOUIS
Browns in the early part of the season, until
his arm became sore. Having recovered the
use of his arm he will doubtless pitch one of
his old time games to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

SUMMARY.
Runs carned-st. Paul 9, ST., Joseph / Two;bnso
htts-Murphy. Farmer Mains Wcrftck, Hnwcs kreig
and HotalinH. Home runs--MRns and Mcrrick;
Bases stolen -tiawcs, Schelihnssc, Cartwright md
Met t'arthy. Bases on BHlls-On Mains g. oil MctiRr
tlyJ struck out By Mains Z, by mcLarty D.. Iassed
baiia-furmcr 1. wild pitchcs-Mnns 2. tRcrihco
hits-werrick left on bases-St Paul {, 81 Joseph y
First base on errors ST. Paul q ST. Joseph2 Time of
gamc-2 hours. Umpire-Briody.
Denver n, milwaukee, 3.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept 20.-Denver de
fcated Milwaukee in game that was con-
spicuous for errors Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
THE SPEED RING.
Grand Circuit Races.

NEW York, Sept. 2o.-[Special Telegram
to THE BEE. Though the showers fell all
the afternoon at the driving park, the grand
circuit races went on this afternoon. Moon
light won the uniiaished :2S class by lead
ing all the way in the third heat The Fleet
wood was.a long battle of seven heats, and
was finally captured by the four-year-old
stallion Prince Regent after Katherine G
and Reference had got two heats each. Sen
sation won his first victory In the circuit by
getting to the front in the 2;22 class. The
time was fast for the heavy track aud the
sport quite exciting. The prospect for TO-
morrow is not good, but an attempt will be
made TO close the meeting with the four
evants Summary.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

SUMMARY.
Earned runs Omaha 2.
Two.base hit-Willls
Three base hit-Cooney.
Double plays-Andrews to Nichols Walsh
20 Cooney To Andrews, Nichols to Walsh TO
Andrews, Macullar To Patton 10 Hart.
Bases on called balls-Off Nichols 3, off
Kennedy g.
Base from being hit by pitched ball-Ken-
nedy.
Struck out--By Nichols s, by Kennedy g.
Time Of game-l hour, 80 minutes.
Umpire Doescher.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
Steamship Arrivals.

At New York-The City of Berlin, from
Liverpool, and the Traye, from Bremen.
At Southampton The Kaiser Wilhelm II,
and the Aller, from New York for Bremen.
At New York-The Bothnia, from Liver
pool; the Denmark, from London.
AT LiyeTpool-fhe Michigan. from Bos-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

Earned runs-Milwaukee 9, Denver 2. Two base
hits -TTendway, Twncham, Three base hits -Griiith,
Rowe. Basos stolen -Poorman =, Morrisscy, Shock q
Mcclellan Trcadwny. Double pays-Sich to shock.
Bases on bnls-M cClelIan 2; struck oataBy Gtihth =
by McNabb Z. Passed balls-Mills 2, Twinehnm l.
Wild pitches Griihth g Tlmc-l hour, 80 minutes
tJmpirc--MgilermOtt,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
A Fairy story.

NEw YORK, Sept 20, Il Special Telegram
TO TIE BEE. Word has been received here
from prominent politiclans'in North Dakota
that Theodore Roosevelt viii be made Uni
ted states Senator from that state II he will
accept it,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 20.-Thc 81. Joo
club opened its last series OF games horc
today The visitors could do nothing with
Mains except in tho seventh inning, when
they bunched three OF thor slx hlts. Scoro /.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-21
American Association.
Amnteur Games.

GENOA, Neb., Sept. 2O.-[Special Telegram
to The BEE. l-Geuoa's second nine played a
game of pase bali on the ASSOCIATION grounds
this afternoon. Score-9 to in favor of
Seward. Batteries-Barnes and E'. Bird for
Seward, Hedge and Steinbeck for Genoa.