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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-09
AN OCEAN FLYER.
The City of Paris Crosses the Ocean in
Less Than Six DaY..

The City of Paris Crosses the Ocean in
Less Than Six Days.
NEW YORK, May s.-The steamer City
of Paris, of the Inman line, arrived at
Sandy Hook at ll:15 to-day. She broke all
previous records from Queenstown, her
corrected time being five days, twenty
three hours and seven minutes. The best
previous record was by the Etruria, six
days, one hour and fifty-nine minutes.
There were many men in maritime circles
who prophesied the trip would never be
made in less than six days. On the first
day out from Liverpool the City of Paris
covered AS miles, the next day 494. the
third day sos, the fourth 5ll, the fifth 504,
and in the last fraction of day 1922 She
not only broke t.4S record for the entire
run, but 5ll miles is the longest run ever
made in a single day, sos by the Umbria of
the Cunard line heretofore being the best
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HARRIS,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER
St. Louis Block, Main St,
HELENA, M. T.

u. Bout of town orders
will receive our best attention.
Goods sent on approval to any
part of the territory. Price list
and rules for self-measurement.
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IMPORTING LEAD ORES.
Idaho and Washington Territory Mine
TO Move on Secretary Window

Idaho and Washington Territory Miner.
10 Move on Secretary Window.
SPOKANE FALLS, May ESPECIAL to
the Independent IA joint meeting of the
board of trade of this city and the mine
owners Of the Ceur D'AIene, Okanagon,
ColyiIle, koOtenal and Wanacut Lake Ie-
giOns was held tonight and resolutions
adopted asking Secretary Window To re-
verse the ruling of the treasury depart
ment with reference 10 the Importation of
lead ores TO the detriment of American
producers The owners of mines in the
several districts also held separate meet
ings and adopted similar resolutions. which
will be wired 70 Delegate Allan, OF Wash
iDgtOn, and Delegate Dubois, OF Idaho.
Meetings were held in Portland and Van
de Lashmut, the mayor, was appointed
delegate TO proceed to Washington at once
and appear before the treasury depart
ment May Is. Ii is expected every lead
producing region in the United States will
be represented The smelters will also
have strong supporters there in opposition
TO any change in tariff ruling.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-09

Mules CITY, May ESPECIAL to the In
dependent IA decision was rendered on
the tax test case of the Northern Cattle
company against Custer county, by which
the Northern Cattle company receives SIS,
the Concord Cattle company S6es, Henry
Tusler SS49. the Illinois and Wisconsin
company S456. the Continental company
s2,l4S, Holt * Murphy s6S4 The point On
which the decision rests was that the tax
was levied by the assessor after the ad-
journmeni of the county commissioners as
a board of equalization and without notice
TO taxpayers. The court iDtimated il
should 20 the supreme court
The grand jury brought in six indict-
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A Democratic Victory.

Ell PAso, Tex, May s.-Argument in the
injunction case Of the city of Fl Paso VS..
A. Krakauer 1T a., closed to-day and Judge
Falwey made the injunction perpetual.
The case grew out of the recent election
trouble aud the Injunction was granted to re-
strain Krakauer and seven republican can
didates for aldermen from holding unlawful
possession of the city hall and other city
property. The judge ordered that a man
dsmus b. Issued TO compel the council to
open and ascertain the result of the returns
of The election Of 1--WE general officers OF the
CITY or show cau-P why
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To Eauip In. Militia.

WASHINGTON, May S-The war depart
ment has just cOmpletei and published the
allotments of the $500 900 appropriated by
congress for the equipment of the militia.
The allotments are based on the represen-
tatiOn of the states in congress and in the
case Of the territories about 70 become
states the appOrtiOnments show the
amounts TO which they will be entitled
after this has occurred. California will re-
ceive 1854; Colorado, 50 S47; Nevada,
S2,S47; Oregon, 81. S47; Montana, Washing
Dakota, So, 7e7; Alaska and New Mexico,
20 50I each
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THE GREAT RACE.
Notable Flyers Entered for the Ken
lucky Derby To-day, With Proc
tor Knott a Fayorite.
Last Day of the Races at Louisville
The Winners on the Baltimore
Track Yesterday.
New Nork Shut Out by the BOstoas--ChI-
cagO Not Able to Play BalI--Ths
other Games

LOUISVILLE, KY, May S.-The horses
entered for the Kentucky Derby which will
be run tomorrow are: Spokane, COme-tO-
Taw, Brown Princess, Cassius, Castaway,
Outbound, HindOo Craft Sportsman,
Proctor Knott, BoOtmAker, Once-Again-
Procktor Knott is in noble form and by
many the race is conceded to him; but
there are strong three-year to contest,
and when he wins, If win he does, it will
be the greatest race by the greatest race
horses on the American turf. COme-to-T Taw
will not start and it is doubtful il Cast
away does.
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DEER LODGE, May ESPECIAL to the
Independent Capt James II. Mills,
nominated by the republicans as a delegate
to the constitutional convention, has re-
signed, and Conrad Kobrs has been placed
on the ticket in his place. Since Capt.
Mills was nominated, his friends having
seen proper to submit his name for another
position, he felt it his duty TO resign at
once and permit the republicans to have
two candidates in the field for delegate to
the convention. Conrad Kohrs is known
as the cattle king of the territory and is an
eX member of the legislature.
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CHICAGO, May s.-The case OF BrOderick.
Bauereisen and GOding. the 20" dyna-
miters. came up in the federal court today
and on the motion of the district attorney
the indictments were stricken from the
docket, the defendants having been con-
vicfed in the state courts Bowels and Smith
were indicted at the same time. but those
who turned infOrmers were allowed 10 20 on
their own recogDiZance- This is the final
stepin the great fight of last year between
the Burlington road and the brotherhood
Of locomotive engineers.
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W,scotch-IrI.h Congress.

COLUMBIA, Tenn. May s-The much
talked Of Scotch Irish congress began
here to-day with large attendance from
various sections OF the country. The prin-
cipsl meeting Of the day was held at the
Atheneum grounds, where interesting
speeches were made interspersed with
music. Ex Governor Proctor Knott. of Ken
tncky, was the principal orator Congrat-
ulatiOns and letters of regard were received
from many people of prominence of this
country and abroad
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TOOK AN OVERDOSE.

sad Death from Morphine of a Young
Cattlegrower In Arizona
ALBUQUERQUE, May S.-WalteT /.
Logan. a member of the stock firm Of A.
l.. Morrison Sons 81 Logan, was found
dead IN bed on Sunday morning last at the
ranch of the firm In the southeastern part
of Apache county, Arizona Mr. Logan
had been suffering frsm q fel0n on his
hand, and had procured a small amount Of
morphine 10 alleviate his pain When he
retired % his room on Saturday night
he took several doses of the drug
with him, aud 10 Is supposed
that inadvertently he swallowed an over
dose with fatal results He was son Of
Thomas A. Logan, OF Cincinnati, one Of
the most eminent men Of the Ohio bar. His
auuts Olive and Celia are well known in
the journalistic and historical world. He
was lawyer by profession. but was tor q
time on the staff OF the Albuquerque Dem
Ocrat He was only 30 years Of age, mar
ried and had one child. Ensign Logan,
who was drowned on the Trenton ia Apia
harbor was a younger brother.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-09

NEW YORK, May s.-The sale Of trotting
stock from Senator Stanford's farm began
to-day. The attendance was good and
prices very satisfactory. Among the
earlier sales were the following, all by
Electioneer: EIector, stallion, 3 years, 20
Miller & Sibley, of Franklin, Pa, 81, 200;
Clarissa, years, TO NJ. A. DOugherty, of
New York, 81, 050; Liela, 9 years, TO Miller
a Sibley, $1,000; Cain, 3 years. 70 A.
Feek, Syracuse, y. Y, $500; year-old
lilly, To Robert Steel, Philadelphia, Pa,
$1,000; AlvR, years, tn Robert Steele.
$3.50; yearling colt, sire Electricity, to Up
land brothers, milwaukee,, SI,35O.
Thirty-nine head in all were sold, bring
ing an average Of sg42 per head.
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Want Canadian Cars TaIed.

WAsHISGToS, May 5.-SecretAry Win
dom to-day gave hearing to persons in
terested in the question Of the dutiabls
chara.ter OF Canadian built cars, used in
the transportation Of merchandise between
Canadian and United States points. A
number of gentlemen representing Ameri-
can roads were present. and spoke in Op-
position 70 the proposed imposition Of duty
on the cars in question They represented
that these cars bad been admitted free Of
duty for the past twenty wears, and any
change In the practice would result In great
damage to domestic interests. and the loss
by the exaction of duty on these cars would
amount % many fhousands of dnllara
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-09
Villages WfDs,i Ont

IsHPENINs, Mich, May s-Forest fires
have destroyed the villages of Bruce's
Crossing and O'Brien In Ontonagon
county, burning half of the village OF
Spaulding, about twenty business build
inRs and twelve hOnses in Stambaugh,
MenOminee county. Fires are burning in
half of the counties in the northern peDin-
sula- The damage 10 standing pine In On
tonagon county Will be enormous, unless
more rain comes.
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FT. CUSTER, Mon, May s-Responsible
parties just III report that large party of
Pine Ridge Indians, led by Grasshopper,
have come into the Tongue river agency
for the purpose of getting up sun dance
among the Cheyennes. The Cheyennes
are in sympathy with the Sioux and the
sun dance will certainly be held unless the
Indians are prevented by the presence OF
large number of troops, The Crow out
break of last summer had its origin in a
sun dance gotten up by GrasshOpper and
held at the same place.
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seventy FamIlls. Hensls-..

CHICAGO, May S.-SeveDty families were
rendered homeless by a fire, which swept
the village of MOreland this afternoon. The
FIRE started in the Presbyterian church, and
burned altogether thirty-eight buildings,
including most Of the village stores and
many residences. Strong wind and lack OF
water and bre extingnishIng apparatus are
mainly responsible for the catastrophe.
The families burned are mostly in poor
circumstances. Many will be forced 20
camp out all night on the prairIe guarding
the property which they had saved. The
loss Is estimated at $4,000; Insurance
about $50, O,OOO
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Last pay At LouisHiIIe.

LOUISVILLE, May s.-This was the clos
ing day OF the Kentucky associstlon's spring
meeting.
Six furlOngs-Nora c. won, Produs sec
Ond, MyrOna third. Time 1:16.
-Four furlongs-Sunny Brook won, Cam
lille second, Bamboo third. Time 5OJS.
Seven furlongs-America won, Littroll
second, Miss Flood third. Time I.3Ssx.
All ages, one mile-Flyton won, trust
second, Stockton third. Time 1:41s{.
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The Florri.snt tt,,,,,,...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, May s-There
are no new developments IN the Florrisant
hold-up to-day. Sheriff jackson. who left
this city with deputies last night, found
che body Of one of the robbers in the canon
where he was shot, but the body has NOT
been identified. The wounded rohber s-,.S
his cOmTade have hidden Themselves in fhe
mountains and there Is but little hone ~
catching them. Sfo VI
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Three People Perish in n MIehIgaa
Blaze-At other Points.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May SIT IL re-
ported from a small town named SULLIVAN, TO
which an engine was sent from here yester-
day afternoon 70 help fight fire. that fif-
teen dwellings and two large saw mills
were burned. Three members OF a family
named Brown are missing and u is believed
they perished in the flames.
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Cruise Of the charI.stnn

SANTA BARBARA, May s-The United
States cruiser Charleston arrived here to-
day after run from San Francisco on a
trial trip. She encountered part of the way
extremely rough weather and very heavy
seas, but rode IL out nobIy, showing not the
slightest signs of structural weakness Ma
val officers on board spoke highly of her
oenayior IN the storm The main speed
teen knots
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Flyers at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, May S.-Weather fine, track
fast. attendance fair.
Two year Olds and upwards, six furlongs
Orderly won, Ben Harrison second, Cali
fornia third. Time 1:16.
Three year olds, seven furlongs-Rusk
won, Metax second, Santa Cruz third.
Time l 80
Three year Olds and upwards, one mile
and g acknowledgements won, Harry
Glenn second, Comedy third. Time I49iS
Two year olds, five furloDgs-Lady
Blackburn won, Amelia second, Light
third. Time Los.
Five furlongs-Kidnap won, Juniata sec
ond, Little Bess third Time s0S.
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BALTIMORE, May S-Weathsr fine.
Three-fOurths of q MiIe-BeIle dor
won, Harper second, Germania third.
Time, Ills.
One Mile-COrtiz won, Pelham second,
Hyperion third. Time, l:46.
Half Mile-Finley won, Mamie b. sec
Ond, Homeopathy third. Time SOL.
One and One-sixteenth of a Mle-Bess
won, Brait second, LelOgas third. Time.
l:501S.
One Mile-BaccacIo won, Wynwood sec
ond, Al Reed third Time, I:44J<.
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III. Inter.tnt. n.ar,..-

WASHINGTON, May s-Tbe interstate
commerce commission devoted its session
to hearing representatives. Of western rail-
roads In the matter of mileage allowances
on cars furnished by shippers. car COM
Panies, individuals OF connecting lines. etc
The general allowance was found TO be
three-fnurths Of q cent per mile. though
some OF the great meat companies had been
allowed one cent
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.

Fatal Accident on the valley Road Coils
ion on the Cincinnati southern.
CLEVELAND, May S.-The smoker of the
north bound passenger train on the Valley
railroad which was due here at 2:3O this
afternoon, left the track as the train
entered the city limits. 1t turned 10 the
right and collided with car ladened with
coal. There were fourteen passengers in
the car at the time, two of whom were
instantly killed and four painfully injured.
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NEW BUReH, n. Y. May s-Forest tires
are burning in The Shawsngunk noun
tains, In the Cstskills. in the Highlands be-
low the city, on Fishhill mountains. along
the line of the New EDgland railroad ana
on the state line A large amount of wood
lands have been seriously damaged. Fires
are reported on the increase In all dIrec-
tiOns.
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Comforting the Pallium.

NEw ORLEANS, May S.-The Roman
Catholic cathedral was crowded this morn
ing upon the occasion of the conferring of
the palIium upon Archbishop Janssene by
Cardinal Gibbons Solemn pontifical mass
was celebrated and at its conclusion the
archbishop was invested with the paIlium
with the usual imposing ceremonies.
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Lost EvervtbInV

NORWAY, Mich, May s--Norway and
vicinity has been surrounded by fires for
two days. The IRE to-day reached the
Vulcan mine. two miles from here, burning
over 900 cords OF wood, an engine honse
and twenty dwellings. most OF which were
owned by employees Of the mine, who lost
everything.
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MILLER HATS.

laundering down the line
comes the announcement of our
neckwear. lou have probably
seen those washable ties. We
have cut the price TO soc each.
Competitors are getting 75c, but
will probably lower the price
when they read this announce
ment. Our lines of novelties
in Surah and Pongee silk is
about as large as the balance of
the town combined, and We are
putting them cut at popular
prices.
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Boiled the Bride

PARIS, May ga correspondent of the
Debats says that a band of Kurds attacked
q wedding party in Moueh district, robbed
the guests and outraged the pride, whom
they afterwards boiled in a pot, saying she
would do for wedding meat
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Fatal CoIIIsiou.

CHATTASooeA. May Authorization
has just been received Of a collision be-
tween freight and passenger trains on the
Cincinnati Southern near Glenmary last
night Both trains were badly smashed
but the passengers escaped unhurt. Three
train men were badly injured and one
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MARYsvILLE, May Especial TO the
Independent. .l-FOllowing is the output of
the Drum Lummon mine for the month of
April:
1o-stamp mill crushed fS2 toRa yielding s. % 800
81 stamp mill crushed 4, re tOns yielding. 5000
6O-efamp mill crushed soO tons yielding. "a ,20
Totel ......-.... ......-.. ..... sI2O, 900
Working expenses. ee.....-........... 5000
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SULLIVAN, Mich, May s-Forest fires
ignited this town yesterday and burned the
larger portion Of 1t. Loss $50, 900. Twenty
lve families were rendered homeless ana
destitute, and 100 people were fed and
sheltered at RaYennA, a village five miles
dis ant
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Raid Knobbers Will Hang.

ST. LOUIS. May s.-Gov. Francis. after
consultation to-day with the attorneys in
tie Bald Knobbers cases and full consider
alton of the whole subject, declined TO in
terfere with the decision OF the court The
condemned men, David and William
Walker and John Matthews, will. there
fore, be hanged next Friday al Ozark.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-05-09

ST PETERSBURG, May s.-The car has
sent q message Of coincidence 10 the widow
OF Count TolstOi and says his Successor
will be man animated by the same priD.
ciples that controlled the course OF the Iaf.
minister OF the interior, and who will con.
tinus his work. VII SoA
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A BARREN WASTE.
Terrible Destruction by Cyclone IN
the Vicinity Of Hutchinson,
Kas., Yesterday.
Houses Wrecked. a Number Killed ano
Hundreds Left Without Homes,
Food or Clothing.
Heavy winds In Dakota nd Minnesota,
but Rain Comes Ah :. and the
Farmers Are Happy

HUTCHINSON, KAs., May S.-The wind
storm that has been raging for the last
three days eliminated IN a cyclone in the
northern part OF Pratt county, yesterday.
extending over the eastern portion Of Stat
ford and up into Rice county. The district
over which il passed is sparsely settled,
and but for this fact the loss of life and
property would have been terrible. The
cyclone first struck a spot i've miles south
east of Stafford. and for miles In q north
easterly direction left nothing but q barren
waste, strewn with wrecks OF houses
and barns, trees and fences
and here and there the bodies of dead and
crippled stock. The only person killed
outright was Wm- Crawford, whose neck
was broken by flying timbers Of his house,
which was totally demolished. Nine other
people were fatally injured and about
twenty or thirty more or less injured. AS
soon as the news reached Stafford q mass
meeting was held and q committee ap-
pointeh TO carry on the work OF relieving
the distress in q systematic manner. More
than hundred people are left homeless
and without food or clothing.
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HoLLIDATsBURe, Pa, May s-A glass
coil oil lamp exploded in the hands Of Mrs.
Catharine Harkins, aged 81 years, this
morning, setting Gre 10 her garments ana
despite the heroic efforts of her husband
she was burned 70 death. Her husband
was fatally burned $3.50
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GaTe nn1heOmce-

NEW YORK. Mag Son an order from
court ID. Lswler Smith this morning gave
up the contest for the commissionership Of
public works and has turned the Office over
70 his successor. T. r. GilrOy.
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WISsSA. Minn-. May s.-The little vii
lsge Of EIba, not far from this city, lying
on the ridge, was nearly totally DESTROYED
Dy FIRE on Monday afternoon. The Are
originated from prairie fires.
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MILLER HATS.

BUT we are playing thun-
der in other things as we'll as
in spring overcoats. You
should see our line of novelties
in spring suits and price
Why, VIII, it almost
takes away our breath. ONLY
TEN DOLLARS buys a neat
all-wOol suit-not one lone lorn
style, but whole raft of them,
all nobby, all neat, all well
made, and as for styles each
pattern prettier than the other.
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near Montana W es-
broom cottage in
|.sy terms. If you
i. Collecting rents
bpt attention.
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si9,4O
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CHICAGO, May s-John Enander, who
was appointed minister TO Denmark, is still
suffering from the effects OF hemorrhaee
Of the lungs. His physicians have advised
him that an ocean voyage will prove fatal
and IL Is understood Enander has written
70 Washington that he will be unable TO ac-
cept the Office
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CORK, May Slack Hickey. pugiIist,
In row with jaunting car driver, struck
him and broke his jaw and Inflicted other
injuries causing death. The murderer WA
-
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BERLIN, May 6-The American dele
gates to the Samoan conference gave q din
ner at the Kaiser Hoff this evening. Count
Herbert Bismarck and Sir E B. Msllet
were among the guests.
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BOSTON. May S-Treasurer Hayts, Of the
Brass Monkey company, who skipped
with 5000 about q month ago, has been
heard from In Washington territory.
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NEW YORK, May a-Emma Abbot will
build monument TO her late husband 70
cost ss5,Ooo. When she dies her remains
viii be cremated and the ashes placed in the
same tomb.
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BERLIN, May A conflict occurred be-
tween strikers and the military at Essen.
The soldiers fired upon the strikers. killing
three and WOundin0 five
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PHILADELPHIA, May S.-The game be-
tween Washington and Philadelphia, this
afternoon, on the visitors heavy batting
won them the game ScOre-Philadelphia,
3; Washington, 3. The batteries were: For
Phlladelphla, Casey, Gleason and Holl-
man; for Washington, Haddock and Mack.
CHICAGO, May S.-Chicago, 5. 2; Pittsburg,
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At Cincinnati-CIncinn 8; Athletics,
At tLouisville-BrOoklyn. q; Louisville, 2
At ST Louis-St Louis, 8; Columbus, T.
At Kansas City-KansAs City, Z; Balti-
murg ~