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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
81. Oftober.

Der, ipel6e Die ginbride bes Gtiftes
empfan9en ioa, abIolut qlatt iein.
ga feines Der bis6er our Gerfiial1to
itebenben Materialien cine mifroIfoD
pii6e Briifun9 in 8e5ue ouf Die
@ldtte ieiner Oberfldde ausbie(t. 10
wnrbe BON gbiion aus @a6s, 8arof<
fin uno peri6iebenen Soften cine aorta
neue Maie 6emii6 bereeitelt, wel6e
Die 9emini6ten gi9eni6aften beIibt.
Stun mar aber feines Der bis6er an
9eierti9ten Weiier i'm Stanbe, cine
lolS M}aiie 9latt 5u i6neiben. Sn
fol9e oeiien wur6en BON @biiun qana
neue Weiier berseitelt, bic einen
parabolii6en 8infel bil6en un6 beren
S6drfe 6ur6 &eiben nit 8udsbaumz
bol5 uno 0iamantitaub beroeItellt
mirb. 81 Bis 5000 Meiier muBten
erit periu6t perbert, bepor Die ridtioe
WtetbOoe ermittelt merben fonnte.
Die Wfembranen bes Npparates
beiteben aus @las unb fire 9ide BE-
trdst trobOem nur $1,000 2uq. 9os
Stift6en, M l9es bas @infroBen be-
ior9t, lit nit b%eionoerer Gurofalt be-
6anoelt uorben. IS befin6et 1id
ndmli6 in Der Wfitte Ser betreffen6en
8lasmembrane elm arm, Ser in elmer
9iilie eine1 ~Efleinen Sail trdet. Die
Sberldde oieies &iigel6ens, tuel6es
o,o4o 3oa 9urdmeiier b%etrdst, lit
auf bielelbe 8eiie 9eidlifen, ME bic
ermdbnten Maelier. Sn bic Ribe,
mel6e oieier 8all einbriift, miro 6ann
BET Dem &eproOuctionsproceB Elm an
oeres 9ii9elden BON $1,000 Bis
$1,000 3O1 9ur6meiier binein oez
%leitet, tpeldes mittels zines @euidfes
Die 5lpette Wembrane in S6winauna
perIebt.
@biion fat Die @inbriide, uelde
bag 8ort Sallpb berpOrruft, adbGeu
laien rno sefunben, baB es mebr als
$1,000 iinb. GulOliu1 aliO 1T Die
Wanenbafti9feit Der Jfibe, uel6e
etpo etn SaB berporbrii9t. Som
D09iten Sntereiie lit, baB Sic Gin
oriide, iOpeit man iie mifrosfopii6
beoba6ten fann, Iles beItdtieen, mas
l6on Dor Sabren 8rofe1iOr BON Selm=
6ol5 tbepretii9 iber Soni6win9nngen
bebauptet bat. Ser rtelle 8bonoz
graph, Der auBeroem nod BEN beIten
bis jebt con truirten Motor beIibt,
nno Der our6 bier S6rauben pulIz
fomrtetl 9eleitet lue~Oet fan1, lift in
Nmerifa bereits in 1000 @remplaren
in @ebrau6. Namentlidb beDienen
ltd @el6dftsleute unb Stero9rapben
@lel1er, Tim Gurie unO 8eridte binein
5n lpre6en unb nadber burd iunae
2el1te ausi6reiben 51 la1ien. Gud
fiir ben nnterri6t bon Saneern, De-
men er tbre ei9ene Stimme nit allen
ettpatgen Seblern gu @eb6r brinot,
lit ct l6pn tbeiltueile i'm @ebroud.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
9aaob, eeip8ig! 9aaob, @ieu!

Nm 81, October 5. s. rpur0e cine
Selepbpnliuie bem SubEicum
erDHnet, welde Obne t3tpeifel oie
langlte auf 0em Continent lit.
Sie1elbe lduft BON 2eip5iq
II a 6 @ien uto oermittelt Elm iez
bes @Ort 10 beutli6, baB man 6ie
Stimmen Der bur6 baiielbe Spreden=
ben am at0eren @n0e Der 2inie ipie=
Der erfennen fOnnte.
9te %@ntfernun9 beiber Stdote BON
chamber betrd9t per 8abnlinie ettpas
ipeniger als 800 Meilen.
9a man inbeB ermittelte, baB bas
@erdul6 Der 3iige Die 8ran6barfeit
Der Fir meitere @%ntfernungen beniibz
ten S%nltrumeute 1ebr weIentli6 be-
eiutrd6ti9te, 10 tpurben Die 3elep9pn=
ordbte NIT melt 9rDberem @rfulge ben
aanoitr1Ben entlan9 9eleitet, urb oaz
per betrd9t audi Die tbatld6liGe Iusz
oebnun9 bteler nelter 2inie fa}t $50
Wteilen.
l1ebri9eaS lit cine ei9entbamli6e
Sbatia6e III Serbiuoung NIT bieIer
2inie bemerft mprben.
@dbrenb Der 5t @ien Spre6enbe
nit auBerOrbentlid]er 0eutfi6feit 5t
2eip5is unO an alien Lungs Der 2inie
gelegenen 8uncteu, wie az Yra9 unb
Dresden, 9eb6rt perOen fann, GER
mag man gu &ien einen Spreder an
ir9enb einem bteIer YuhGte lit unter
nett ar6Beren S9wierisfeiten az per
lteben.
Die GlectrSfer Der @eleGi6ait iinb
bis iebt anser itanhv, cine befrieOi=
senoe @rfldrung bieler @r56einuns
gu liefern. @arum pom Often nod
&eiten 9etra9ene GOne flar unO 6eutz
li6 lein fpaten, mdbrenb Die aus emit
se9en9efebter &i6t1n9 fOmmenOen
mebr ober weniser pcrwii9t merben.
perbleibt ~pprerlt Elm &dtbiel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
Gin Ynff

@eitern bate li6 beinabe Elm b69it
bebauerli6er un9liidsfaQ 5u9etra9en.
Serr 3anserl besleitete ieinen
5reunb, 6errn Nngerl, ami Die
Sasb. 0ur6 einen unsliidliden
3ufall entlub ii6 pl6bli9 bas nit
S6roten% 9elabene @emebr oes 2ebterz
Ell unc Elm 9beil Der 2abuna traf
!Serrn 3an9erl in Die 8ruit. 6err
i3an9erl mare unrettbar ~perloren aez
tuenn er ni9t 9lidli9ermeiie
elm @remplar BON s. g. 8. Meper's
@eOi6ten i'll Der 8ruitz
9etra9en bate. 90 blieben 6ie
S6rote in Dem Su6e ltefen. Weber's
geiammelte @ebi6te iinb Dor fur3er
3eit in 5meiter aufla9e eri6einen;
lie re6tfertisen Den Gut Den lid Ser
Di6ter in fur5er 3eit er%uor6en.
0ieielben iinb bur6 jebe gu6banos
81 be5ieben. Breis bes ae6efteten
sremplars 3 Marf, elegant 9e6mmben
nit 8olopreiiung 4 Marf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
.Nidts 1T erfp(oreicher o(s@rfn1o~

xytt6ts tit erfolsrei6er als@rfols"
There is nothing more successful
than success) la9t bas amerifani>
l6e Spri9wort, unb bieIem @rumbz
iabe buloi9t natirli9 bas 2anb, in
Dem Der p'eni6 "rit, tpenlt er @elo
bat, anfdnst Meni6 gu lein. Maan
be16dftt9t lt6 nun 5tpar in ben perz
Idleoenen Staaten init @elebespurz
la en-, Inn Der @eiterbilbuns BON
Monppolen (9ruits) 3a 1teuern; al
lett 10 lange Die IOminiltration in
ben Sanoen Der republicaniI9en 8arz
tel tit, pel6e notOriI6 bas @roBcaz
pital CUR Sauptitiibe bat, ldBt ii6
anf einen practii6en grfol9 ni6t
re6nen. Ser Gapitalismus miro
oriben bis sur duBerften @renae
fortl6reiten, Die piel9eprielene sSrei=
beit, Die beute i6on fir bic Maiien
refine &ne6ti9aft 1T, 10 lanse am
oahern, bis bas WiaB Der 0ulbiamz
felt erl60pft 1T unb Die bur6 bas
gbriltentbum ewig perbrieften Wenz
ibenre6te practil6e Inerfennuna i'm
Staatsme1en finben.
9aB Elm Mann, Der bur6 einiae
5man5is Sabre @i1enbabnprdIibent
mar, bel gesinn bes Nmtsantrittes
bDebitens elm Serm6sen bon 100000
Dollars beiaB unO CUR belieren&ne6=
tun9 Der In9eitellten 1elb1t n1r Elm
jahrfi9es Salatr BON $4,000 beaoe,
nt6t innnerbalb 6ie1er etliden 5tpanz
gig Sabre einiae 80 Miuionen erz
lparen fann, lie9t auf Der Sano.
Saae elmer berarti9en &erm5gens5uz
nabnte funtmren aber jebt bdufie Dor,
obmobl i'm Steisen b:s Yreiles BON
@runo uno 8oben sesenwdrttg feine
lti6baltige Grfldruns mebr geseben
tueroen fam. Die Su9t aab 8etd<
tbum, ourd mel6e bic 6riItlihen
Grunoidbe oer &dbitenliebe nad
Der ltberalen Ini9auuns o~erbrdnet
tperoen lollen, fiibrt eben 5u apn5
lonberbaren @rl9einun9en, bie eine
3eit binour9 a%ller6inss ungeftraft
anOanern = a6er Die 1pctale Sraqe
oirfte i'm 2anbe bes @eloes nod III
&atatropben fiibren, Die Sem stpar
#d%rn1ere1l nno itarf peridul0eten euro
pdtl9en Staaten benn bod pie1ei6t
srlpart bleiben, tpenny pte bies in
9e1terrei9 Der Sail 1T, Die &iidfe6r
our 6riitli6en Socialorbnuns re6t=
5eitt9 areebabnt, aber aueb burd9e=
fiibrt miro. 9as 8rin3ip, baB Elm
Meni6 anf Soften bes anoeren iid
erbeben uno nur materiellen Obieften
nahjasen fou, 1T Elm, eitler @abn;
uno per i'm uerfolgt, Der entsebt nt9t
elmer fur9tbaren Stunbe Der &e6en=
l6aft,.
.gSiener gaterIanb.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
Ser perbeferte gbonograpb-
INT Buffalo Solfsireiinn-

8pn ben 2eiltungen bes Gbtion'.
l4en Bbono9rapben in europa baben
oortige 3eitun9en @unberbinge be-
ri6tet, mel6e 9tejenigen, Die Dem Dor
Sabr unb Sag 5ier in Chicago bnr6
BEN Sen. Greene 9. &al1m Dor
.gefi6rten Bbonpgrapben eebDrt baz
ben, muir nit perpunbertem &ppfz
II6itteln leIen fDnnen. 0enn Dieles
CAB 5tpur burd in bic
.Sbren bes 96rers seitedtemS 6ld16e
9eiprp6ene 8orte gut wieber, aber
bur9 Die S6a1r6bre, = 10 bab mebr
.als Elm Meni6 iie b6ren fonnte -
gang abi6euli6e &reii6t6ne, Die
,Steine ermei6en fpnnteu. - @enn
.bas I1es, in europa anberS sepelen
i'll, mub Gbilon iebr srpBe &erbene=
run9en an Dem Snltrumente ar,eez
bradt baben, Die bier nod nidt be-
fannt finb>
Sn Der ,Gerllner &oit' bonn 20.
september finoen mir Den fol9enben
8ert6t, Der ~aQerbtn9s iiber Die 9ei1tz
un9en bes S%nltrnmentes pprfihttaes
S6pet9en beobaftet:
Ser neue gbtfon'ibe 8bpuoerapb
lpurbe seitern BON Gbiion's Sertrez
ter, 9errn @an9emann, in elmer
Experimentation Sauptperiammlune
o.s Stol5e'i6en Steno9rapbenpereins
I'M 8ranbenbur9er 6auie in Der Wtobs
renitraBe ben Mit9liebern bes Ser
ems uno 9~elabenen @diten 9eaeiat>
Ser BbOnosrapb itanb auf einem
3ti66en in bemielben ladirten 6olsz
faiten, in mel9em er. obne meitere
Gerpaduna Die sablreiden areu5z
uno 0uerfabrten >ur9 europa ae>
mabt bat. Oa8 8rincip Der Gon>
itrnetion lit baiielbe seblieben. meldes
ben ltenBbOnosrapben entlt. ben lieB.
Die @ri6iitterun9en, tpel6e bic
men19lt6e Gimme in Der 3uft ber=
norbrin9t, merben BON einem Memb=
ran a~uf9efansen unb mitte(s zines
Stift6ens auf einen rotirenoen Gplins
Der ilbertra9en. Tiibrt man nun
mieoerum Elm Stift6en iiber Die in
benz GDlinber entftanbenen ginoride,
10 muB eine nit bieiem 5~tueiten Stiftz
den perbunbene Wembrane b%ieIelben
Sdwingunsen in Der 2uft beruor=
brinsen, ourd welde Die erite Memb=
erl6ittert tpurbe, unb baburd
muB iid fir oas meni6lide DIR
.ipieoernm oerielbe Con erseben, mel
der IN ben Gpparat bineinseiproden
llnenoli6e s9ipieriefeiten
aber er9aben fi9 bel Der 8eruoa=
oieier gorri9tunsen. 3u-
nddft muB Die Maiie auf Dem Gplim>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
geitebt oaruuf, baB lit current 9auIe
oemtI4 geIproGem pirb.

So ia use peiter In midi 31
Orin9e, mat Sinner perItebe ia 9utb,
um pege mefne u8obrbinger" brarube
i9 mir ia 0ut6 bebber at balten,
laB ote lelbt bafiir Jorge tpenn lie
baitl6 lele-."
uIber liebe Srau, Sbr Mann laete
Mir bod"
uI6 mas, tuenn Der nn11er feline
@%aufbriiber libt, Damn ipri9t Der ara
ptel in ben Sag enein = menn er's
ao6 mil, id tbues ampl net, BEL uns
mero oas gauge Sabr ia baitI6 eez
lpro6e I'm nod piel tpertiger eelele."
Ger S9luB oieier gerbanolun9,
ben td}i opr eint9en Tagen nit allz
b6rte, sab mir Die @e~ranta1luns meme
@ebanfen in benz maferen ,gplfsz
fretno,' Der ia 10 oft i6on fir Die
liebe oeutl6e Spra6e bic 2a1t3e eiuz
9elebt, 51 pentiliren..
@te itebt es beute NIT benz @inffuB
Der Seutl6en 8uffalp's? 8eiiben iie
ben @influB, Der ibnen nab benz Ser
bdltntB CUR @inuobner5abl 5ufommt?
SD muB es leioer perneinen. 0enn
lobalo Der Deut16amerifaner lem IS.
Sabr errei6t bat, re6net er iid idpu
5u ben GoIblut Imerifanern, beiibt
allie &obbeiten oeiielben, obne ii6 ie<
bod Die Gor5iise bel1elbeu anaueisnen.
ugbret Slater unb Mutter" fino bob
mil6e 06rfer fir biele Sdwefelz
banoe. unO es biirfen Ii6 iene @ltern,
Die es %peridumt baben, lire &inber
Die oenti6e Spra6e gu febreu. nod
~frenen, penn Die Natipiiten ibnen err
lauben, Die amerifanii6e Come unb
Suit nit ibnen gu tbeilen. Die auf
Die oben beidriebene @eiie er5pgene
9eutl6 Nmerifanilbe Sueenb 5dblt
alio ni6t mebr nit; baber trpb Der
colloialen @inmanoeruns Der perrin
serte ginfluB. 0arum nod einmal:
8eitebt baraut oaB Cure &inber Die
beutl6e Spra6e lernen!-
@s lit 5iemli6 i6mer fiir ben ans=
ldnber Die enslil6e Sprade 10 aus
5uipre6en, wie ie Der gngldnber ODER
Gmerifaner ipri6t. Wander slaubt
freilid, baB er nit Der enslilden
Spra6e ebenio gut fertis uerben fann
wie Der ginsebOrene, mas au6 in 8e=
5us auf 2eIen unb S6reiben feline
&i6ti9feit baben mag, - nit Der
Gusipra6e miro aber INNER nod elm
fleines 6df6en purbanben lein, bas
benz ginseboreuen iufort iast: Der
Spre6enbe 1T Elm "Foreigner".
&inber beuti6er Gltern 5ieben mo-
tiirli6 Die ensliide Sprade Der beutz
iden Dor, neil es Die Spra6e it,
Die auf Dem Spielplabe urtb in Der
Sdule seiprO9en miro. &inber uon
gin9efuanberten erlernen aud Die
englii6e Spra6e in eritaunlid fur5er
3eit, unb mas bas ri9tise Iusiprez
den berielben betrifft, 10 f6nnen bic
ielben in ben meiiten 1dIen Die 81
tern initruiren. @enn nun mande !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31

gltern, wie obiser Sail 5eiat, BON Der
trrisen Gnii6t ausseben6, baB bic
oeutl6e SpraGe ben &inbern gum
Sormartsfommen gar ni9ts frummt,
oenielben erlauben, Die enslil6e
Spra6e au6 i'm Sauie unb in Der
Samilie ein5nfibren, 10 baben 1plde
gltern i9on Die Sdlfte ibres Gin
flnBes auf Die &in6er einsebiBt; unb
fpern bann Die gltern nod in ben
llttoer5eibli6en Sebler perfallen, lire
@rmabnnn9er, 8elebrunsen unb 3uz
re9tneilun9en in einem fauoerwelz
l6en @n9lti6 an ben Mann brinaen,
10 merfen Die fleinen Sbren %1ofort,
Dap Die Sprabe man9elbaft lit unb
oaB Die @ltern Die @prte nidt 10
leben tpie Der 2ebrer Doer Der @ineez
borne uno ipenn Damn Die @ltern in
Der Sibe Der 4~ufreeun9 nod bic
8orte perwe6ieln o0er ii6 NIT beutz
lGen &ernansoriden fprtbelfen, 10
pertptrft cine berartige Strafprebiot
In ben meiften Sdlen bos @eeentbeil
BON benz geabli6tisten uro ifatt Der
Mu9enoriIen perben BEL ben &inbern
Die 2a6musfeln in 8%etpeoune aez
lebt.
Nebmen ii6 aber oeutl9e @ltern
Elm fir ale mal Dor, int 6auie feline
anoere Sprade gu bul6en als bic
0eutlde, uno miro itrens barauf gez
feben, baB bic &inber inter iid lelbit
MIR tn Der beutl6en Spra9e oerfebz
rem, 10 per0en Die @ltert1 balo finoen,
DAB NIT Der beutl9en Spra9e Gez
lpect unb @ebpriam Sen &inbern aur
Pflt9t miro, benn 3ure6tweiiun9eu
unO gelebrnn9en in einem reinen
Oeutl3 oerfeblen lire @irfuna ME
auf Die tleinen &inberber5er, tpdbrenb
oielelben IN m%ilerablem @nsliI9 9ez
lpro6en Die &in0er Bios anm 2aden
1ttnt11en..
Damn sr5ablt ben &inbern BON
@urer 9eimatb, bon Der beutlden Sc
l6i6te, BON BEN Selben Der @iiien=
l6aft uno &nnft. @ebt Ser oeutl9en
3eitung BEN gbrenplab auf @urem
Sti6e nno iis brinst Sud- in elmer
ni6t miB5uperitebenbe Spra6e bie
Ea9eserei9nilie unb bic @el9i6te I'M
.lerer 3eit, oas lit Der 2obn fir Die
&fe Die Tie ortpdbrenD in @urem
,Sntere1ie tbut unb ben 1ie bean}pruz
6en birfen.
Samit lei feiuesuess seiast, oaB
tHan Die ensliI9e Gpra6e pernadz
lal1i9en ioa, 1Dnbern i6 empfeble
allen gltern itren9 barauf gu ieben,
oaB Die &inoer ben Iufsaben, Die iie
IN Der S6ule befpmmen, sere9t tper=
BEN.
SIN lebrisen mOgen gltern rueger
Der englii6en Spra6e unbeiur9t letn,
ben &inbern bleibt 9euus 3eit tbr
Gnslil6 5u iiben IN Der S6ule, ouf
Dem Sptelplabe unb nit ibren Sc
lpielen, 10 baB Die paur Stunben,
pel6e Die &inber i'm Sauie unb in
Der Samilie 5ubrineen, Der en9lilden
9pra9e feinen &bbru6 tbun.
81. g..
int Buffalo Spffsfreinn.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
Ooppeliin / q.

y@isentbimli9! Der selebrte 8rp=
1ellor y bat nun cine ebenlo selebrte
6rau gebeiratbet 8eibe lpreden
minoeitens ie6s Spraden mub in
teiner einsigen be r It 8 lie Iih.."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-11
BARNES Sells OUT.
The Manager Of the St. Paul
Team Disposes Of His Inter-
est to III. j. Roche.
Tall Willie Mains Has a Merry
Time With the st. Joe
Team.
It Takes Omaha Fourteen In
nings to Beat the Hen From
Brewersville.
Boston and st. Louis Both
Win and Retain Their Elk
allied Positions.

A base ball deal of considerable i'm
portance was consummated at O'Clock
last evening. Michael j. Roche, the
well-known sporting editor, purchased
the interest OF Manager Barnes i'll the
St. Paul team. Mr.. Barnes owned one
third of the stock of the club, which
year ago was appraised at s2l,ooO COM
plete. The other members OF the syn
dictate. MessrS. Thompson and Pou-
peny, retain their stock and offices, the
former being president and the latter
secretary of the organization. Man
hger Barnes sent tie team
away under charge of Capt
Billy Halves, and remained here to close
up the deal. Mr.. Roche will not take
the management of the team for the
present, Manager Barnes having agreed
to meet the club at Sioux City on Mon
dav and remain with it until its return
home about Sept. l, when he Will Dld
the club goodbye. MI. Barnes has
handled the club for the last four sea-
sons, and, although he has not won
pennant, he has kept all his opponents
guessing every year, and has at some
time during each year, except 1856, been
In the lead. He has made
good deal of money in base
ball, which, with the amonnt he
inherited from his uncle's estate in Ire
land will enable him to live comfortably
without hard wo1k. Mr.. Roche had
very little to say when asked about the
transfer last evening. He said the deal
was closed at 6o'clock and he had hard
~ had time to think matters over. He
had had a short talk with MessrS.
Thompson and Poupeny, however, and
the three had concluded to get a good
pitcher OF two and a shortstop and try
to land the pennant this time. 1t is
limited that Ray will be signed to play
short. The grounds will not be on the
West side next season. A suitable plot
will be selected and improved some
where Oh the Seventh street cable line
or Oh the Selby avenue extension.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-11
WON BY A SCRATCH.
The MiIiers Take Game From
the Cornhusl1ers.

SIOUX CITY, To-, Aug. 1O.-To-day's
game was very pretty exhibition, and
was won by the Millers by scratch.
Both batteries did splendid work, and
while the error column shows up large,
the breaks we're made by the fielders,
and were not of much consequence
until the tail end of the game was
reached. Among the good plays were
Fosters catch of Murphy'S lengthy
drive to center field, Hanrahan's three
base hit, and Powers scientific WELD
Ing of the wagon tongue. Flanagan
made two-base hit that was lost in the
grass long enough for him to go to
third, but he didn't appear to want to
speed himself. The fielding of the
Flour City men was better than that of
Thursday, but Flanagan puzzled them
by his good delivery. 1t was in the
ninth inning with two men out that the
game was won. Miller was on first and
Hengle made long hit. When the
ball was recovered the fielder threw
wild, and the game was tied by Miller
getting home. Hengle had got to third
and Murphy got ratified and threw
wild to Flanagan, and Hengle scored.
That ended it, and game that was al
most won by the Cornhuskers went the
other way at the last moment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-11
MAINS DID THE BUSINESS.
His Work Completely Paralyzed


the EiiSsourians.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 10.-lt was
different to-day. st. Paul transferred
her assortment of errors to st. Joseph
and made none herself. St. Joseph
transferred her base hits to st. Paul
and didn't make enough herself to be
worth cent. Flood was steady, but
had no speed. Mains was wild, but had
II his speed. St. Paul could run
bases and st. Joseph couldn't. The re-
suit of the game was never in doubt,
even after st. Joseph tied the score In
the third. Mains batted out the victory.
Every other time he went to bat he
made a double; every other time he
made a single. Just ahead of him was
q base Oh balls or some sky-blue errors,
and every hit he made but one
helped the visitors to add
little to the score
McGarr scored in the first on a base ON
balls, steal, passed ball and Ardner's
sacrifice fly. Two more runs were made
by the locals in the third on CurtiSS'
base on balls and Kreig's swipe over the
right-feld fence. After that but two
men got to second. st. Paul scored one
In the first on Reilley's single, Werrick's
base Oh balls and the same to Carroll.
and Ardner's error of Days grounder.
Two in the second on Kreig's muff of
Broughton's fly, Mains double, Muir
phys single and Hotaling's tumble.
One in the sixth on Mains double, Mil
ler's sacrifice and HaweS' single. Two
in the seventh on CaTroll's base on
balls, Burk's muff of Broughton's high
fly and Mains long single to center.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Cowboys
and AthIetics the Victors.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1O.-The Balti-
mores sustained an overwhelming de-
feat in the game with the Cincinnatis
to-day. Foreman, the visitors star
pitcher, was batted for twenty-seven
hits, and the Reds earned sixteen of
their twenty runs. Duryea, for the
Cincinnatis, was very effective, as three
of Baltimores' hits were of the scratch
order. Attendance 1900. Score:
Cincinnati ..o22s soos 2-2o Fl Q
Baltimore. 0 o 100 O0O- ST
Earned runs Cincinnati 16; two base hits,
Beard, Keenan,: three-base hits, Keenan, 2.
McPhee Reilly; stolen bases, Holiday, Nicol,
Reilly, Carpenter; double plays, Holland,
Mack and Tucker; first base on balls, Fore
man 5; hit by pitched ball, Tebeau, Carpen-
ter, Duryea, Tucker; struck out. by Duryea
pitch, Foreman; time, 2:25; umpire, Gaf
ney.
sWARTZEL PUZZLES BUCKEYES.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 1O.-The
game with Columbus to-day was list
less one. The batting was weak on
both sides, although Gastright's wild
ness put several men on bases who
afterwards scored. SwartZel was a
complete puzzle to the visitors. Pick
ett's one-handed catch in left field was
the only notable feature of the game.
Score:
6oInnb Gity... II $3.50 oo61 9 I
Earned runs, Kansas City Q; two-base hit
Manning; stolen bases, Long, Hamilton,
Manning, Hoover Pickett, Davis, Orr;
double plays, Long, Manning and Stearns;
| 6: hit bv pitched ball. johnson; struck out
by Swartzel g. Gastright 5; time, 1:45; um-
pre- Holland.
CALL IT PETIT LARCENY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 10.-Louis-
vile was beaten again to-day. Hecker
pitched a strong game, and was well
supported up to the fifth inning. In
that dispute arose over a decision at
third, and Raymond, for calling Gold
smith an ugly name. was fined $40 and
ordered off the grounds. Robinson;
| from second, was trying to take third
on Welch's hit to Tomney. and Welch
ran for second. Raymond was caught
between bases and WEIGH touched out
at second. Robinson tried to return to
second, and, it is claimed, was touched
out also. Goldsmith decided he was
safe. 1t is claimed he admits he did not
see the play. The common verdict is
that the decision, Intentionally or not,
was robbery. Seward pitched fair
game and was handsomely supported.
Weather fair; attendance small. Score:
Athletic. ...ooo1 22-li Is 5
Louisville. :. OOO1 g. 9 IL 4
Earned rus Athletic 2, Louisville 4; two
base hits, Shannon, Hecker, stovey; home
runs. Browning Bauer; stolen bases, Stovey,
Fennelly, Robinson 2, Wolf; double plays,
Fennelly, Larkin and Lyons, Hecker, Tom
ney and Volt; first base on balls, off Hecker
8. off Seward g.; struck out, by Hecker 2. by
Seward l passed ball, Cook; wild pitch,
Recker; time, l 90; umpire, Goldsmith.
BROWNS RETAIN THE LEAD.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-The greatest
game ever seen in ST. Louis this season
was played to-day between the Browns
and Brooklyns, and the latter sue
cumbed after a desperate struggle of
ten innings. Chamberlain pitched in
grand form, and was magnifcently sup
ported, with the possible exception Of
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SULLIVAN MAY BE SALTED.
Muldoon Says the Champions
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chances OK escape are slim.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Aug. 10.-William
Muldoon, trainer of John L. Sullivan,
passed through Rochester to-day on his
way to his home in Belfast. In an in
terview Muldoon said he did not see any
bright prospects of Sullivan getting off
easy. "You see," he said, "Gov.
Lowry did not so much care
that the fight took place in his
state, but he smarted under the gibes
of the newspapers. That made him
mad, and he redoubled his energy and
determination to punish both Sullivan
and Kllrain. We had it all arranged
to have the trial come off before the
county judge in the same county where
the fight took place, and it was under
stood this judge would only i'm
pose fine. But on the day fixed
for the trial the governor and
the state prosecuting attorney went to
this judges court and frightened him
into sending the case to another court
in which Sullivan will not fare so well.
The trial comes up next Tuesday, and
if convicted, Sullivan will probably be
imprisoned year and fined $1,000. l
don't believe they can get much evil
dence against him unless it comes from
some who lost money on Kiirain. l was
advised to get out of the state, and |
got out. If we are both to be locked up,
| want to go in when Sullivan does so
we can get out together. We wanted
to get the case postponed from time to
time until Lowry and some others got
out of office, but | guess he will not
allow that"