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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
LIVELY sTICkWoRK.
Boston Beats Pittsbarg in a Slug
ging Match.

BosToN, May 1.-THE Bost0ns and
Pittsburgs indulged in slugging match
to-day, and the latter got the best of it
until Radbourn was substituted for
Sowders in the fourth inning, when
great change came over the state OF the
game. The visitors hit Radbourn just
once, while Boston kept UP its stick
work in the sixth and ninth. The score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

A Mrs. Libby is doubtful if the cod
ling moth. the currant worm, the potato
bug, the chinch bug, or the miIdews and
rot fungi which attack grapes, apples,
pIums and peaches, are not, after all
blessings, as but for these checks there
would certainly be tremendous over
production.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
EXPENSIVE ERRORS.
Chicago Walks Away With the
PhIllieS

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-Philadel-
phia lost a game to Chicago to-day
through costly errors in the first and
third innings. With men on second
and third in the fifth inning, with no
one out, the Phillies were BANKED,
none of the three succeeding batsmen
being able to do any thing for the cause.
The score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
Supreme Council A. U. O. w.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 14.-The supreme
council of Knights of the A.. o. U. W.
met in special session here to-day for
consideration of amendments to the con-
stitutiOn relating to membership. Moth
ing was done at the opening session be-
yond organization. with George W.
Reed, of Topeka, Kan. in the chair, and
Supreme Recorder DR.. w. C. Richard
son, of st. Louis, secretary, and the APP
pOintment of committees.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
Scraps of Sport.

the Western association, is trying 10 buy out
Louisville and join the American associa-
ton. Worcester also wants the Louisville
franchise, and the chances are In favor OF
the Eastern city, though the association may
continue the club at Louisville.
Sampson beat Rhone bya score of IL TO 3
in the state pool tournament in the Manhat-
tan billiard rooms at Minneapolis yesterday
and Ellsworth beat Blooston IL to g. Bloos-
ton and Madison and Sampson and kreldt
play to-day.
The Washington base ball club yesterday
released Donnelly, third baseman.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
The A. O. FL.

NEW YORK, May 14.-The Ancient
Order of Hibernians began its fifty
seventh annual meeting here to-day
with closed doors. About $50 delegates
were present from all over the country.
Reports were read from different
branches of the order. The meeting
will continue for several days.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

fine batting streak in the sixth inning,
enabled Brooklyn to win tO-day's
game from Cincinnati. Visner's home
run hit, fine running catch by O'Brien
of line hit ball, and the third base
playing of Pinckney were the features.
The attendance was $500. The score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
Cxclina club Election.

The st. Paul Cycle club held its an
nual meeting last evening at the Clifton,
the attendance being large, and the en-
thusiam for the sport marked. The
club is In a fourishing condition apd
will go into new rooms at once. The
officers are: +. L. Kellogg, president;
E. F. Hertz, vice president; George W.
Howard, secretary; Frank W. BOwe,
treasurer; F. W. CASTOR, captain; A. j..
Greaza, first iieutentant; II. w. Bur
rOughs. second Lieutenant.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
How the Cyclers stand.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE score in the
six-day professional race at the cycling
tournament at the end of the second day
is as follows: Knapp, of Denver, 24l
miles 6 laps; Prince, of Omaha, 24l
miles laps; Reading, of Fort Omaha,
24l miles; Morgan, of England, 24l
miles; Schock, of Chicago, $50 miles.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
No Peace by Day

attacked. In my opinion, your valuable
remedies saved his life, and to-day he is .
strong, healthy child, perfectly well, no
repetition Of the disease having ever oc.
Cured GEO. B. SMITH,
Atty at Law and Ex-Pros. Atty Ashland, O.
REFERENCE: J. G.. Weist, Druggist, Ashs
land, 0.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
st. Louis.. "A O 2 o o o O 80
Baltimore O % O @ q l o.

Earned runs, ST. Louis 4, Baltimore /: two
base hits, OsNeil 2. Robinson, Griffin. Tucker,
Sommes; home run, Robinson; double plays,
Mack and Tucker, Mack. Tucker and Farrell;
first base on balls, Chamberlain 8, Kilroy 8,
Foreman /; hit by pitched ball, Tucker;
struck out, Chamberlain 2, Kilroy 4, Fore
man 1; stolen bases, Latham, Mccarthy.
Conliskey, Fuller, Tucker; passed balls Mil
Chamberlain /, Foreman q; time, 2:o5; UNI
pire, Gaffney
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

Earned run. Minneapolis L: home run
Turner: two-base hit, Broughton; double
plays, Hengle and Minnehan, Dugdale and
Hengle, Morrison, Hengle and Minuehan;
base on balls. off Sowders 6. off Morrison 8:
hit by pitcher. West: struck out, by Sowders
6, by Morrison 5; first base on errors Mime
apolis 2; left on bases, st. Paul 9, Mnneap-
oils 6: wild pitches, Morrison 2: stolen
bases, Minnehan and Morrison; passed balls,
broughton 1, Dugdale 1; time 80; UNI
pire Force
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
GREAT BASE RUNNING.
Sioux City Defeats Denver in a
Close Game.

DENVER, COL, May 1.-THE game
to-day between the Denver and Sioux
City clubs was an old-time slugging
match, and resulted in defeat for the
home team by one point. The features
of the game were the long hitting and
base-running of the Iowans, who Sc
cured four home runs of the Denver
pitcher.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
WON BY A SCRATCH.
Hamilton Hammers Out a Victory
for IL ansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 14.-Hamil-
toms timely two-bagger in the ninth inn
ing pulled a close game out Of the fire
for the home team to-day. The feature
of the game was Burns magnificent
work in center field. Ferguson UNI
pired poorly and was frequently Kissed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
By GIANT POWDER.
A Young Man Fatally Hurt at
Sabin.

Special to the Globe.
MooRHEAD, Minn., May 14.-An aeci-
dent occurred at Sabin to-day which will
no doubt cost the oldest son of Rev. A..
Ii. Holloway his life. In experiment.
ing with blasting powder the explosion
was premature, injuring the young man
to such an extent that he will die.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

Brooklyn, tonight. He knocked Smith
all over the ring. The first blow made
Smith silly. and after few more
punches he dropped over the ropes like
limp rag and the police stopped fur
ther proceedings.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

Earned runs st. Joseph l; two-base hits.
Cleveland 1, Canayan 1, Ardner L; first base
on balls Omaha 4; double plays, Canavan to
Crooks to Cleveland; stolen bases, Cooney l,
Curtis /; hit by pitcher. Nichols 2, Ardner l;
wild pitches, Crowell L; time, 1 45; umpire,
Mcnprmott
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
Stopped by Rain,

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE Wash
ington and indianapolis clubs played
one inning to-day, the home team max
ing one run, when rain stopped the
game.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

Earned runs, Boston 8. Pittsburg 4 two
base hit. Quinn; three-base hits, Johnston,
Sunday, Hanlon; home run, Smith: stolen
bases, Brown Johnston 2, Quinn, Camel;
double plays Dunlap. Smith and Beckley,
Dunlap, Maui Miller and Smith: first base
on balls, Brown, Kelly 2 CAMEL 2, Beckley:
hit, Carroll; struck out Brown, Radbourn 8,
Maui 9; passed ball, Carroll; wild pitch,
Maui: time, 40; umpires. Curry and Fes-
SendeQ
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
Swift Of Foot.

Special to the Globe.
CHARLES CITY, To-. May 14.-B. I.
Marsh defeated Will Strawney today
in 1OO-yard foot race by fifteen feet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
Damp at Brainerd

Special to the Globe.
BRAINERD, May IA heavy rain set
In this afternoon. beginning in snow,
which melted as it fell. Lumbermen
see some hopes for enough to raise the
streams to run logs.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
Came Easy for Jack.

New YORK, May 14.-Jack Auliffe,
the lightweight champion, Knocked
Paddy Smith. of Brooklyn, out in less
than two minutes at the Casino, in
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

l have used the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES sue.
cessfully for my baby, who was afflicted with
eczema, and had such intense itching that he
got no rest day or night. The itching is gone,
and my baby is cured, and is now healthys
rosy-cheeked boy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
Baby Hunnors

Itching crud
with hair speedily permanently
the
duty Cures
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
OMAHA WINS.
St. Joseph Indulges in a Series of
Fatal Errors.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 14.-A COM
bination of errors in the sixth and sew
enth gave Omaha six runs and the game.
The features were Crowell's pitching
and the catching of Nagle. The score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

I Earned runs, Denver l, Sioux City 8; two
<Abase hits, Nee Iellan.0 Dalrymple, Glenn,
aHellman three base hits. Rowe; home runs,
lCline. Glenn, Darnbrough. Genins, Burke;
Houble-plays. Brosnan to Powell, Powell to
Burke; first base ON balls, off Darnbrough 6,
by Weber l; struck out by Darnbrough 8.
by Weber 4; stolen bases, Denver 1, Sioux
City 3; time, 2:20 umpire. Cusick.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
FEEBLE GIANTS.
New York Neatly Whitewashed by
Cleveland.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Giants
again played in listless manner to-
day. and as result were whitewashed
by Cleveland. Titcomb did phenomenal
work, except in the seventh inning. The
score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
TEN TO A TIE.
Des Moines and Milwaukee Play
Tame Game

MILWAUKEE. May 4.-Milwaukee
and Des Moines played a ten-inning
game to-day, which resulted in tie.
The game was called to allow the Des
Moines team to catch a train. The
game dragged through. There was an
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

Earned runs. Brooklyn 8; two-base hit,
Beard; home run, Visner; stolen bases, Earle
2. Viau, O'Brien, Fautz: double plays, Nc
Phee, Beard and keenan,, Pinckney, Fautz
and Bushong; first base on balls, by LOvett 3.
out by Lovett /, by Viau 3; passed balls,
Earle 2, Bushong; time, 1 :35; umpire, Hol-
land
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
Cuticura Remedies

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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Sioux City at Denver.
Omaha at ST. Joseph.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Indianapolis at Washington.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15

Earned runs, Philadelphia 2, Chicago 2;
two-base hits, Delehanty, Clements Ryan,
Van Haltren, Pfeffer: three-base hit Thomp-
plays, Anson unassisted Delehaty and
Farrar; first base on balls, off Gumbert 2, off
Sanders l; struck out, by Gumbert 2, by
Sanders 5: passed balls, Clements l. Flint l !;
wild pitch, Gumbert; time. 100; umpire,
MeOu9jd
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
HAIL AND WIND.

Virginia Badly Damaged by
storms.
NORFOLK, Va. May 14.-Ab0ut
O'CLOCK Yesterday afternoon one of the
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
New York .O o o O O O 90
Cleveland 20 o. 0 O q 0 5 @ 50

Tebeau: stolen bases Tieruan 9; double
play, Tebeau and Faatz; first base ON balls
Off Tircomb 9, off O. 'Brien A: hit by pitched
ball. Connor; struck out. by Titcomb l time,
40: tim pire, Lynch.
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0In PEOPLES BANKING ROOM
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ALMOST AN pNOOH ARDBN.
A Young Man Comes Back for His wife on
the Eve Of Her Second Marriage,

the Eve Of Her second Marriage,
A Wilkes Barre special TO the Phila.
delphia Pres says, A romantic story
comes from the town Of Ashly near here,
Miss Mary Gahan, a viyaGlous young
lady, was married some three years ago
to John Lamb, a young maChinist They
moved to Scranton and lived happily to-
gether for year or more, Then, work
getting scarce, Lamb started for the
West, while his wife came back 10 her
parents to wait until he should have q
home prepared for her, A few months
later they received word that he had
been drowned in the Mississippi,
The young lady sincerely mourned
for her husband, but in time her grief
wore of, and some few months ago she
received the attentions OF John Adams,
a maGhinist In the railroad shops and an
honest young fellow. They became en-.
gagged, and the wedding was fixed for to-
morrow, Adams had comfortable
home prepared and furnished and every
arrangement was made, Yesterday
morning while the prospective bride
was in the very act Of trying on her wed,
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by the appearance Of Lamb, who had
Just returned from the West, He had
got on well and had q home OF his own
near 81, Louis and had come for his wife.
II took but short time TO explain, and
to avoid any unpleRsantness or bother
the reunited couple quietly left on the
midnight train last night for their new
home,
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Three.iourths oil our peoplea are troub.
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Gable Special 10 Nov York SuA
The most aggrieyed woman Of all Eng
land at present Is May Ann Proudly,
who lives In a town called Bottle, She
was passionately attachedto q cat, and this
very attachment augmented the wrath
advancement Of q neighbor, who OBJ
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cut off the cats tail, In court there were
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been loving TO the cat since cutting of
It's TAIL She said that the cast was
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Every cat, she teariully informed the
learned magistrate, has o worm In its
tail, which can go up to It's brain md
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Under such circumstances the only
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adopted this course. It's efficacy, she
thought, was proven by the fact that the
cat had ceased TO run after Its tail. The
magistrate administered a fine Of forty
shlllings and costs, on the ground that
cruelty Is not excusable because based
on superstition. The balance OF public
opinion in Bootle, which accepts the
worm theory, Is with Miss Proudly,
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Through Tickets aud baggage Checked 70 all
". J. ROBINSON; Genl Pass Agent
PafkCnbnfR, W. Va.
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Wheeling W Va,
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A ROW IN THR SALVATION ARMY,
DlsssnaIpns that Thsatsns to Break up the
Organization.

piisenaiQnl that TheAtenA 70 Break up the
Organization.
New York correspondence Of the Bal
timore american says; The Salvation
Army Of America, commanded by Gen,
Moore, with headquarters at Brooklyn,
is in the midst OF fearful discussions that
threaten to break up the organization,
The administration Of Gen. Moore has
been an unpopular one from the first,
and now three other prominent menu
bers OF the order are endeavoring TO
dethrone him. According to-the Gem
erals statement he gave up q position
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Portable clothes, while to-day his toes are
protruding from his well-worn CATERS,
and the army owes him salary away
back for 1887 and 1883, The General
has, therefore, temporarily abandoned
the crusade against Satan to fight his
enemies Of the army, and to maintain
his position at the head OF the forces In
America, The trouble arose from Gen
eral Moore's efforts to sell the Asbury
Park property to the salyationists, step
which met with the opposition OF the
other leaders. General Moore declares
that he Is still in command, but there is
q belief that q new administration Is soon
to take hold Of the army's affairs over in
Brooklyn,
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IHIIIUNU UUHUH VUIUII bAIVt VsIONUV'
Government and State bonds dull and steady
BONDS AND STOCK NORTHUMBERLAND ulp.


NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-PlOur, receipts II
packages; moderately lCtiyo sales II. 200 bar
rcls. Wheat, receipts l,66O bushels; sales H..
OGs,0OO bushels Of futures; 1900 bushels spot
market loweri options more active; No. white
psEc; ungraded rod 6SASl 0ji No. 2JRuuary 0SSSsC;
February 0IRYS9fc, closing ut VIC; March WA
q7C, closing Ut May 9Saggj closing ut vs.
June VS11iaygic, closing at gsIc July vS14a9GIsC
g!Hci December 0Se. barley steady No l Can
ada S7asOc. Corn. receipts u ,l62 bushels; sales
gsl ,0O0 bushels Of futures and ll6,O0O bushels
OF spot; market. Irregular, weakCri ungraded
mixed 37al5C; January 40c; February 43IA
ise' closing at 4ye March PA 4l'ci Nay AZ;
1900 bushels Of futures aud 9l,OOO bush.
els Of spot; market dull;' spot No. 2
white N1tci mixed western @a32Ct white do 3Ia
3gIiCj No. Chicago &c. Coffee barely steady;
April and May l65Salb.45c; March and February
lOnber October aud December l6.tSalS.i6c; spot
Rio firm Ut i7%c. Sugar quiet. MolaSSes ilfm.
Rye quiet TAll0w, rosin aud tuFpentlnC quiet
Eggs easier; western l6k9l65%C. Pork weak; old
mess SIS 7bi new mess III o.. Lard lower; west.
etll steam 7;AOct February 7.ssc: March 1885,
April 1900; May LgIci June !.agc; July 74lC;
August aud September 1870. Butter firm; west.
crn dairy lsalS6; creamery lOa96ISc. Cheese frmi
western ike. 50
CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-wOaknCSs was tho FREEDOM.
mating feature Id all the wheat markets to-day.
Corn ruled quiet and Inactive. Oats hr1ner.
PROVISIONS moderately active; Flour gplet and
No. spring S2aVOc; No. 2 red gl1Sa921 Sci Jan
taty gla9iC, closing Vi g9kc; February V214a
ViNc, closing at p214ci Maj p6I< AgsJSC, closing
at 06Nc; July SsS4aGO9{c, closing at Ss3o. Corn,
eash No; and January si1Sei March $IISGt May
2iEa2i93c; May 2TIlC Rye, No. ., 40. Flax.
seed, yi'6i. Timothy seed 81 81 Mess pork,
cash, January aud February Sl2 CO., May
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


The Features Of the Money and Stock Mar.
kets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Money on call easy at
. per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4a5A pcF
cent. Sterling exchange quiet buItlrm at 81 sGa
4ssl4. Sales oistocks were 1886 shares,
The stock market to-day furnished few features
Of Interest, belug extremely dull, except for the
half dozen leading shares, while tho fluctuations
were confined to an unusually narrow range,
with a weak tone from opening to close. The
opening prices were somewhat lower than that
OF last evening, aud the market showed weak
tOnO In the early trading, though no feature Of
importance was shown beyond tho weakness In
Pullman and st. Paul, which afterwards dis.
played considerable weakness, but iu the after.
noon tho market driited into tho most Intense
lullneSI Wlth0uta movement or feature Of any
kind, In the last hour, however, there was more
pressure upon st, Paul aud the preferred moved
Oh more rlpldly, ls did also Colorado Coal. The
close was dull and weak Ut fractional losses for
day In most Of the list. WheellAg & Lake Erie
preferred rose per cent, but Pullman lost 2; 81.
Paul preferred w, Colorado Coal ~, Tennessee
Coal per cent and Others fractions.
Railroad bonds quiet; sales S21O0OO.
Government and State bonds dull ard BknadV
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A Common snnnn nnmsln.

In the matter Of curatiyes what you
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while you continue to do yours-a rem
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These plasters are purely vegetable and
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toll and yet be cured while hard atwork,
They are so pure that the youngest, the
oldest, the most delicate person Of either
sex can use them with great benefit,
nIw
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HowDoCTons CONQUER DEATH.

Doctor Walter X. Hammond says:
cater a long experience have come to
the conclusion that two-thlrds Of oil
deaths from coughs, pneumonia and con.
sumption, might be avoided II DR.. ACk.
er's English Remedy for consumption
we're only carefully used in time" This
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& ELM GROVE r. r,
w On and after Saturday October 10, 1855,
trains on tho Wheeling & Kim Grove Railroad
viii rln ~ LnllnMN,
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Il worth a column Of rhetoric, said IA
American statesman, II ig q fact, estab.
llBhed by the testimony Of thousand Of
people, that Hoods Sarbaparllla does
cure BCtoiula, salt fhelin, and other dis.
cases Of affections arising from Impure
state or low condition Of The blood. II
also oybfcomes that tired feeling, creates
a GOOD appetite, and gives strength Ia
every part Of tho system, Tfyit .