St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-10
DIAMOND DOTLETS.
What Some of the Base Ballists
Are Doing.

The wear and tear of the base ball business
has been fearfully demonstrated during the
past season. Two managers-Phillips and
GOldSby-and one newspaper Wrlter-Dean,
of Cleveland-haye been Frustrated with
brain trouble.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
A Western newspaper announced that
Darby O'Brien had been presented with
twenty-five diamonds, and Pete Browning
Immediately arose and said: That's lie.
Any man who kin play marbles knows tneres
only thirteen diamonds i'll pack.
Dan Brouthers declined an advance of
5000 in addition to other inducements Of
fered him to 60 to California with the rest OF
the Boston team. He wanted long rest.
Ted Sullivan is money maker, and takes
care of his earnings. He has not been jump
ing around the country for the sake OF his
health. He is worth S30,001.
Milwaukee has secured Krieg, of last sea-
sons st. Joe Western Association team, to
fill the vacancy uccasioned by the sale OF
Lowe to Boston.
The Louisville club is said to be after Left
Fielder Brodie. of the Haml.tons. The Ham,
iIton management want $1,000 for his re-
lease.
Tom LOTUS considers McAleer the finest
natural fielder in the profession. He also
thinks Beatin is the coming king pin pitcher.
Catcher Taylor, Lewisville's new man from
Elmira, is a graduate OF Cornell 80, and
played with the Cornell team for four years.
HAS dDOuL INC COhOAuoAO4
that Mutrie was Olufing when he offered
him SlOo for winning game from Boston.
Latham has repeatedly told President
Stern that he would rather play C1ncin-
natl than in any other Association city.
Not fine was inflicted on the Boston and
Baltimore players during the past season
and yet neither team won the pennant.
Jeems Calvin began work OH his Pittsburg
laundry route last week. His wagon is la
beled "Gavie'S Laundry Wagon
The attendance in New York is always
largely swelled by drummers and CONNER
ciai visitors to the metropolis.
Catcher Kittredge is claimed by both Chi
cago and Pittsburg, and his contracts with
both have been promulgated.
Terre Haute, Ind. has one of the handsom-
est ball parks in the West but is said TO be
poor bali town for its size.
Pitcher Person is now in Manchester. In
the spring he, Keefe and Haddock propose to
bell out at Hot Springs.
The Cleveland boys call Sutcliffe ''Old Cy,''
because he looks like New England farmer.
Horace Phillips Pittsburg benefit netted
him 500. He will quit base ball altogether
Nat Goodwin's faith in Boston's ability to
win the championship cost him 81, 100.
1t is said the Players National league will
adopt the double umpire system.
Kid Nichols would rather play in Kansas
City than anywhere else.
IL is limited that Chlcag0S 0nclal scorer Is
Mrs. Adrian G. Arson.
Crooks, johnson and Mark Baldwin are
hunting in Minnesota.
Long John R eilly engraving for itho-
graph company.
Pickett will spend part Of the winter at
Mount Clemens.
Pitcher Hart is setting type on Cincinnati
evening paper.
Tom LOTUS salary at Cincinnati will be
800.
John NJ. Ward will practice law this win
ter.
Pitcher Tee has signeduwith indianapolis.
Halliday will go to California this winter.