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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

The Union Pacific will sell round
trip tickets to Columbus and return
for meeting of the Grand Lodge of /.
o. o. F., Sept. 10Th, to 22d. Tickets
on sale Sept 18th to 18th, good until
Sept 80, for $62.95. Also to Wash
ington. d. C. and return for National
Triennal Conclave knights Templars,
Oct sth to 10th. Tickets on sale
Oct 1st to Sd; good returning until
November 7th; fare s72.50. For the
Puget Sound excursion on Sept 10th,
tickets to Victoria and return, s55.
To San Francisco and return, going
via Portland and thence to Victoria
and return via Ogden, $50.
Round trip to Boise City $l4.45
for meeting of Grand Lodge Masons
Sept. 10th, tickets on sale Sept. Sth,
good returning Sept IL.
Round trip tickets to Eagle Rock
for Bingham County Fair 81 80, good
returning until the 23d
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28
Bids for Bridges

Across Snake River at Eagle Rock and North
Fork of Snake River, on the county road
at what is known as Flamms' Ferry, near
Rexhurg;
Sealed Bids will he received and opened on
October 18th. 1889. for one Combination or Iron
Bridge Eighty lS0 feet long. across Snake
River at Eagle Rock. And one Combination
or Iron Bridge, two spans of One Hundred and
RexburE; according TO plans and specifca.
tious now on file In the Recorders Office of
bingham county Mt Blackfuot, idaho,
Bids win be received for Spans aud erection
of the same only, and the county TO furnish
all other material and labor.
All Bids must be addressed 10 George A
Robcthan, Recorder, and marked bids for
Bridges"
The Commissioners reserve the right 10 re-
ject any and all bids,
A, NJ. GARTER,
Chairman OF Board OF 90. Com.
GRoRGg A. RnngrHAN. Clerk
nlnckfooI, Idaho. Scntemher leth, 1852.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

Two negroes fought prize fight at
Atlanta, Georgia, this week, and one,
by terrific blow, broke the neck of
the other. That's what We call fight
to the finish.
A young man counting girl does
not leave her until one o'clock, a. m.
After he marries her he does not go
home till one o'clock a, IN. Then
counting before and after marriage,
he spends all the time with her,
Monida and Spring Hill, Montana,
reveled in six inch snow fall last
Sunday morning.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28
Utah i Sorthern Time Card

u II Danilson has just received
yery nice assortment Of Fall and
Winter clothing.
NoSrY 10 Loan -0n improved real
estate. Apply at NEWS Once.
The Export Patent Flour Is one u
,be finest grades of tiour ever brought
M Blacktoot, II II nneqnalel for
~ wblteness. Bakers Choiee i the
~, second gr,,dr, II l. ~ good ~
tbe drst grade 1T Iaost other bfands
I also have graham hour, cracked
wbeat white and yellow corn meal in
s5 pound sacks. Come and ask for
n,iees. guarantee the lowest that
IN M had. W. II. Danilson.
Mrs HoIbrook has Just received
he following new goods: Pushes,
yel,ets. snrah silks, Woolen Goods,
t,slieos, Ginghams, Jerseys, Hoods,
Boys Waists aud new clerk,
ZINES. stock OF Stationery ever in
Blackioot, has Just arrived at Pioneer
Drug ssorr.
20 bars Of Ole Soap 81, 10 bars
Union soap guaranteed 10 be equal
d and better thau kiTks White Rns.
alan; II bars ~ White Rose. aud 10
bars of Olive Queen. These arc all
guaranteed TO l,e the hess OF laundry
soaps II sou don, believe II, Try for
Yourselves and be convinced.
w. II. Danilsou.
Montgomery a Son ~ill attend 10
al business before the United States
hnd oliIce 10. relation 10 entries oi
public lands and after iual proof
wiIl loan money ON the land and i'm.
pFOrcmcnis.
New s,a,ioncr, Just received ai
Mrs Holbrooks
Fine Line Of Fresh Candy Just rr-
eeiYrsl at the Pioneer Drug stoFc
DaniIsons IL the place TO go for
soaps after MI. ComerlIal Toilet Is
long bars assorted colors. Is cents a
lar, Cocoanut Oil 20 cents a bar, che
snest soap for the hands, have
numerous other brands ~ fine toilet
soap a, 10 cents per cake or three for
% cents.
All kind Of job Work promptly
exeCuted at THE News office send
us q trial order.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28


OF Gassia county, spent short time
in Blackfoot this week, and while
here made the NEws office pleasant
call.
An old prospector named Davis
committed suicide near Clayton the
other day. He failed to make rich
strike in this world and SO struck out
for another world.
Mrs Shclbonrn again places this
Office under obligations for a nice lot
Of fruit, grapes, pears and peaches.
Such fayors make printers monot-
onous life worth living.
The machinery for the new Touring
mill AT Eagle Rock has arrived and is
being put in position. 1t is thought
that the mill will be ready for grind
ing by the middle Of next month.
Mrs. Holbrook has just received an
immense stock OF Fall and Winter
Millinery, Hats, Notions, etc, which
she is offering very cheap for cash.
Call and see her.
Every block IN Butte, Montana, has
private watchman. the audaclties
of the incendiaries have created great
uneasiness, and II capture is made
the citizens will hardly suffer the cul-
prit 10 go TO trial.
Bingham county heard from again.
George w. Gorton has been appoint
ed Deputy United States Marshal.
When you fail 10 hear from Bingham
you may tell Hannah TO get out an.
other blanket, cold wave is coming.
Rey Bert Foster is about to move
10 pora,ello. having been asked by
hts Episcopal friends their to make
that place his home. He will 90 as
soon as house is provided for him,
but will visit Blackfoot one Sunday
in each month
The Boise Statesman is the most
euterprislng journal 10 the territory.
II gets big speeches in type before
they are delivered ln other words
HI reads a handwriting before "it's
writ
The ..bears" between Blackfoot and
Fort Hall have Ged TO the mountains.
This information is from first hands
and reliable. The party interested
will please come forward and pay for
this notice with ton Of coal.
The man who buries both hands in
his pants pockets up 20 his elbows,
shrurs his shoulders and stations him
self on the side walk 10 tell everybody
! Blackfooi is a dull town, has not been
| farther from home than Basalt and
Root Hog in two wears,
| Mike Condor. Of Pocatello, was ar,
rested and taken before Judge Hop
/ kins Wednesday on a charge OF carry
/ ing concealed weapons; but after
much pleading succeeded in convinc-
ing the Judge that he was not carry
| ing the weapon 10 do bodily harm to
any one, so he was discharged.
| DIR. Rocker. Of Pocatello, has pro.
fessional card in to-day's News. AL.
| though new conner in the town, the
Young doctor has made many
| friends and by his skill in treatment
OF diseases is building up a splendid
practice.
II is astonishing how rapidly the
feeble and debilitated gain strength
aud yigor when taking Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla For what are called "broken
down constitutions" nothing else has
proved so effective as this powerful
but perfectly safe medicine.
The use OF calomel for derange.
ments of the liver has ruined many a
fine constitution. Those who, for sim
liar troubles, have tried Ayers Pills
testify to their efficacy in thoroughly
remedying the malady, without inju-
ry to the system.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

. yn either personal endorsement or
''A' estate security. Apply at
THE News OrFicE.
an, ane Union Pacific will run : cheal
Sp.OIrslon N.Y., from Pocatello, Blackfoot,
s"ts. ssle Rock, Camas, and Beaver on
The depot ft'
b,o1s n1oolen goods are going 10 be
nss, saer tnis fall than for some time
H. p'. :, Now Is the time to buy before
p'ic0 goes up W, II. Danilson
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

Rolled Oats Gets lb. 90 lbs. for
81. Fine table Salt or dairy Salt Is
cents sack 5 lbs. Finest Creamery
Cheese is cts, Lard, To- pals 65cts.
10 ID. $l.25. Dry salt Bacon II cts,
B. Bacon l5cts. Hams 16.
W. III. Danilson.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

A grand ball will be given at Hop
kins' Hall this, Friday evening, a
rood string band has been engaged
for the occasion. Ivory will furnish
supper at the Commercial Hotel.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28
j. @. REID,
Box sss, Main St OGDEN.

MY Boots and Shoes are giving
the best of satisfaction. | have
very good assortment come and sec
hem. W. II. Danilson,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28
IN OUR TRAPPER's TRAP.

Capt Goldman, the gallant sea cap
lain is again At Soda Springs.
Pour applicants for membership in
the Good Templars tonight
Portland, Oregon, parties are in
yesiing IN Eagle Rock real estate.
A slight snow fall on the inoun.
tains around Soda splings Sunday.
The Idaho Press Association viii
meet at Caldwell, November 9TH.
Sheriff Woodin is hunting up his
jurors for the October term OF court.
G. Bunting, ST., OF Eagle Rock, is
gradually growing weaker.
Misses Smith and Beckwith have
returned from Ogden.
Hon. Fred 7. Dubois leaves this
week for Washington City.
l. NJ. capps has been elected teach
cr Of the Basalt school.
Anderson Bros, Eagle Rock, are
shipping potatoes 70 Salt Lake City.
george Morgan has returned from
his trip 10 Kooinai county.
Ben Mcdonald, Of camas, will soon
move 70 Salt Lake City.
James A. Bierley has gone East
with eat load Of horses.
Forty.nine persons persisted IN the
Quebec land slide,
Congressman Reed Of Maine Is
making speeches for the republicans
10 Montana
LoST-Gold band finger ring.
Initials J. s. B. Finder will be suit
ably rewarded. J. S BEcKwIrn-
&. Bunting & Co, have 100000
pounds u freight for shipment TO Era
and Custer.
John $. Watson has moved his fami.
II To town Ia order that bis children
may attend school this winter.
The Insane Asylum farmer eShibi.
ted big watermelon at the county
fair last week
Rube Dunn Is preparing to ship a
train load OF fat beef steers 10 the
Chicago market
Hon. C. y. Wheeler has been ap.
pointed administrator Of the estate Of
. the late G. w. Burgess
Big dance st Hopkins Hall tonight.
| Don't miss Il, everybody will be there,
Admission one dollar.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Tenn
plars meets in Boise City on next
Tuesday.
The neatcst copy Of the Constiti.
ton We have seen Is from the Office
OF the StaEssf Idaho.
4
| Fifty families left Cassia county
The past summer. Want uf water for
/ irrigation was the cause.
Judge Goodwin, Of the Salt Lake
! Tribune, dropped in to see us ON last
/ Tuesday evening.
Rev aTr. stull and Norman Jones
will leave for Boise City Monday tc
attend the meeting Of Grand Lodge
Of Good Tcmplars.
i Bllly Dineen is giving the walls IN
the court house a fresh coat OF calcl
mine which makes them look one
hundred per cent better.
| The board OF regents are advertis
ling for bids for the excavation and
foundation OF the Territorial uniVer
sity at Moscow
General election in Montana next
Tuesday. and they do say the demo.
Gratis will run under the wire about
FIVE lengths ahead.
snnt williams. Of Fort Hall Indian
school has made fequisition for an
additional teacher, a farmer ana Q
carpenter.
VIM. Tarr, Of Soda Springs, came
over Tuesday on business with tue
land office. He gave THE NEWS .
pleasant call
The man who decries the town u
a dull town ought to wear a p'acssu p,
on his breast, telling what he is dong
q drive dull times away
y ! Matthews, special timber agent
has returned from tour Of inspection
through this land district hS p,.,,, ~
meets his family TO arrive ~ biacN'
| foot In a short time,
Rev MIR. Lyons will deliver tenn
,oranee sermon at the Baptist ch,rcl
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

Do you want a Carpet this fall,
Bergman &, Rogers have a beautiful
line Of samples very cheap call and
see them
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

A few assor,mcnis Of boys clothing
either in suits OF separate just recciN.
cd at Mrs. Holbrooks.
ladies aud chilircns shoes speci
atty. A nice lot Of dry goods Just
arrived Mrs. Holbrook.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

Rifftnu Harness. ~ " -.
Light double buggy and express 0ss to.s ~
lalso have always on hand nice line ~
Rugry Whips, Haltcrs, Hobbies, Nose haRs,
sweat Pads Fiy Nets. Horse sheets, Collars.
Tnn Rohes Shaps, Taps Bits, Braided Heads
and Retns. Haclnmorcs, Spurs, IN iaet every
thing in tho harness line. ,,,,.
i M, also agent for the genuine J. X Hili
Concord Team and Buggy Harness and Collar.
which viii always keep ON hand. Orders ny
mail solicited aud VIII have careful attnnfioA.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28
TERMS:

Advertising rates furnished on Application
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28
OGDEN BOOM.

Makes every one who wants a First Class
Saddle happy to know that they can get Cal
ifornia Cheyenne. visalio. walker. White Riv-
err Messing or Texas Saddle right at home and
for less money than elsewhere. Any Style
Tree can be put in any price saddle at the
same price.
No nj Full Stamped California Ns5. ...s....
No 81. h Stamped Side 4 Square
Jocky, Ron Camille. ........ &.. ....-...s..
No 40 Plain Cut and Wheeled.
Side and Square jockey 4o....s.-..-s.
No. 80 Border Stamped. r. back
Jocky. Roll Cantle. 20. ............
No. TA Plain Cut and Wheeled.
round back Jocky, ,..s...,,. 81. ,.........
No. 400. Plain wheeled II. back,
locky. st. Camille. e...s,....... sS.s.s..ss.s..
No les. Plain Skeleton Stock Sad -. ...ss...s
Gents light riding saddle, FROM. . 10 %
Ladies' double and single rugged
2 and z horn t..........S 70 ".
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

u II. Danilson has just received
. Jaw nice assortment Of Fall and
Winter clothing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

Notice is hereby given by the under
s;g.ed, Executor OF tie Estate Of Jane <.
fnonpso1l, Deceased, to the creditors OF,
snd all persons having claims against,
the said Deceased, to exhibit theEa, with
the necessary vouchers. within two
months after the first publication OF this
notice, 20 the said executor, at the Office
Of James D. Torreyson ii Carson City,
0rIGsby County, Nevada.
Dated, February 7th 1893.
PAUL 8. THOMPSON,
Executor OF the Estate OF Jane T.
Thompson, Deceased.
JAMES D. ToKREYS0N.
Attorney for Es ate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

NVERsEERS WANTED EVERYWHERE
~ at hoIte or to travel. We wish 20 en-
p!ov reliAb ncrson in your Ualy 70 tack
i3p 3patvegtisements ard shG tr,.s # Lee RE
Good advert seae5Its II re q ksd ~ every
wilere: on trees. fences afd turHiizs s. in cp
spicuogs places. ~ torn ard csu4Nyi al rasts
oi tie Unit.d Sta Is a.Ii Canada. steady en-
ployment; va g ~. 50 per DIV; expenses al
yaeoed: 20 'aIAing required, Lac work for
Emory h CO., Ha.9s,ers, 81 Vine St.
Cincinnati, q. AeAt.eRti,a laid 10 postal
cards mch3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17
FGDR SALE.
rue THoaoUGnnRED EoLsreIN ErLi,
So sH0 [ EFF !

A THREE-YEA R-OLD, WEIGHT,
-. 1850 pounds, row &C be seen at
the Orphans Home, at Carson city,
Nev
The animal has GRO zen sure Getter
Of very Strong strain, anC the flow
ing is his pedigree, which can be yeri-
fed by addressing Thomas l.. wales,
iowa City, Iowa, Secretary Of the Hol-
stein-Freslau ASSOCIATION OF America.
No. 3,233, II. +. II. 3. Toi.2 ca!ved
april, 20. 1.S6. Color m 1hreefourth
black; white strip on face; LEGS, belly
and tail white; three white spots an
lett side well up. sire, Aaggie II line
4th's Roland Il. Il. g., Vol. 5. 3,l22l.
q. Sire. ian, District Bail o. Oostwoad.
Eam, Riding Hood, II. Il z. Nol. q,
G,9I5,l by District Bull Of Satgebr0ek;
O. Dam, Bowman LIST.
Record u IS bs. in 4 da~.
For further particulars, address,
z. Il. sAKkER,
Orphans Home,
Clrsoa City, New.
Reno iurnai, Elko Free Press,
c-.a silver state, please copyl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

This horse has proved very
sure foal getter, and q remark
ably strong breeder. Eis colts
are large, smooth and heavy
boned. Farmers and all Others
interested in breeding heavy
horses and improving their stock
ore invited to call and inspect
this horse at the HolsteIn Ranch
and secure engagements for the
Spring season.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-25
Salt subscriptions Closed.

tCopvrtOht 1889 by James Gordon Bennctt,l
LONDON, July 4.-lNew York Herald
Cable-Special to THE BEE.
to the North American Salt company closed
hero to-day. The shareholders-which
means the English Salt union-subscribed
e6S3, 900 and the public e5l00O0. The fig
ures were secured from one of the pro-
moters, VINO wondered how the American
public was buying. II is considered
curious by shrewd business men
that the promoters of the company
did not give any inkling of the profits of the
salt making states and Canada. The
prospectus simply states one question of
revenue 'It is believed that with the i'm
proved methods an average net profit Of 4
cents bushel can be relied on" Such a
profit on 100000 barrels would give
:e4oo, 900 on $4,000, 600 capital, the prospectus
states, but not word of past profits appear.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-25
The soutbern Paciflc insists,

CHICAGO, July 25.-The proposition Of the
Southern Pacific railroad to guarantee the
Canadian Pacific o per cent Of the Pacific
coast traffic and abolish its difYerentials was
considered to-day by the executive commit
tee Of the Transcontinental ASSOCIATION. The
only agreement that could be reached was To
recommend ditferentials, and-a report TO tnat
effect was submitted to the general meeting,
but the Southern Pacific refused TO accept IT,
That road insisted that its proposition
must be accepted ur 1t would go out OF
the association. TO make matters worse the
Denver a. Rio Grande Western railroad de-
manded differentia rate on transconti-
mental traffic, on the ground that it is mar
row guage line. This demand was referred
to special committee. No conclusion re-
garding the matter under consideration was
reached, and tho meeting adjourned till to-
morrow.
The passenger department adopted reso.
lntion making the rate one fare for the round
trip for the veterans attending the c. A. II.
encampment at Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-25
Tbe Late; w " S,ron

FULLE2ToE, Nep,, July 24.-The funeral of
w. H. Patton, an account of whose death was
given in Mondayls BEE, took place at Fuller
ton Monday afternoon. Mr.. Patton was born
at Largs, Ayr county, Scotland, in 1851 He
was a graduate Of Kilmarnock academy.
After leaving school he spent three years IN
the City of GlasgowSbank and was after
wards th'Burns, of the Cunard steamer
line. for elevendyeArs. In 1882 he came to
Nance county. His nistory since coming here
is a part Of the development OF this county.
With his brothSts John Patton, they pur-
chased large ran ch,rfive miles east of Full
lerton, known as tSkelmorlie,n but rechrist-
ened "Merchston" since its purchase by the
present owner, Il. q. Millar. They also
opened up aud improved what are now known
as the Sickles and Victoria ranches. AT the
time of his death Mr.. Patton was living at the
Cedar Bank ranch, iust outside OF Fullerton.
MIR. Patton was UNMARRIED and one of u fam
lily of ten children, his being the first death
In the family. Besides looking after his in
terests at Fullerton. he has for the past sew
ersl months had control of the Jenkins
ranch, near Palmer. He was we'll known
and mad many friends in this part Of the
state. Patton and Lieutenant Governor
Meiklejohn had been considering the adyis-
ability OF converting the bend of the Cedar
river, cut of by the late Hoods, into a park
and putting u small steam yacht on the
stream. While measuring the watsr Patton
got beyond his depth and was drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-25
INJUNCIIONS AGAIN.
The Motor Company After Street Rail-
Way Folks In South Omnha.


Tho Omaha Motor company made applica-
tion to Judge Doane for an injunction
against the Omaha Street Railway company,
and restraining order was granted prevent
ing further operations until July 81,
when arguments on the matter
will be heard. The plaintiff wants
the defendant enjoined from laying
its tracks on Twenty-fourth, IN" "On and
Thirty sixth streets, in South Omaha, which
the former claims to hold and occupy by
priority of right. The motor people declare
that 1t has long been their intention 20 build
and maintain a line running from Howard
and Fourteenth streets, in this city, west to
Sixteenth street, then South to Vinton, west
to Twenty fourth, south again to and through
South Omaha on the streets already named.
1t was after o'clock yesterday afternoon
before the street railway company returned
the fire. When they did IL was in the way
of restraining order granted by Judge
Doane. &c..
The motor company's petition declared that
the street railway had forfeited its right 10
lay track in Omaha and South Omaha by
pany, and that consequently 1t could have no
other object in coming to South Omaha than
to block the triumphant course OF the motor.
In its crossbill the Street Railway company
denied the allegations of the motor people,
and alleged that it alone was entitled 10 the
freedom of South Omaha's streets. f...i
The last case will be heard with bhe first at
10 o'clock on the morning of the 8lst " %.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-25
THE ROYAL GRANTS.
They Have Caused Split In the Lib
eraI Party

LONDON, July 2A-Since Mr.. Labouchere
laid on the table in the house Of commons
his motion to substitute for the report OF the
royal grants committee an address to the
queen stating that the sums given the royal
family are alseady amply sufficient and that
If further supplies are needed they ought to
be provided through renchment in ex-
penses Of the royal household, and not by
fresh demands upon the taxpayers, there has
been rupture among the liberals, and
Gladstone and Sir William Vernon
Harcourt and Parnell have decided to
support the government. John Morley will
moved an amendment against increasing the
allowances of the royal princes, unless when
the next request is made 1t is accompanied
by pledge that it will be the 6nal one.
Gladstone's pressure upon Labouchere to
withdraw his motion has been futile.
Labouchere will listen to no compromise:
The Parnelite members Of the House OF
Commons are whipping for the government
greatly to the disgust OF the radicals. The
opposition being thus at skies and sevens, a
large government majority on the report OF
the royal grants committee Is assured.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-25
Larrabee Will Retire.

MASON Cry, Ia, July A-fSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. .l-Lleutenant Governor
Hull, when in the city yesterday, was asked
regarding the political course Governor Lar
rabee would pursue. He stated that all the
talk about the governor fnall v becoming a
candidate for reelection was bosh. He
would not accept the nomination if rendered
him unanimously; neither is he a candidate
for the United States senate to succeed
William B. Allison. He means to retire to
private life as soon as his term of office ex-
pres as governor,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-25
The American Association.

PniLADgLpIIAi July A.-Result Of to-day's
gamos >.-.a..- ,.
Athletics :...Q 1 1 0 0 0 L
Cincinnati 3 o I 0 0 l 1 l. @
BRooKBYN, July 2.-Result of to-day's
RuHlo'.-s
Kansas ,City....2 o l 0 Q 0 0 O-6
Brooklyn. ..,...0 0 1 0 8 1 0 Q -
BALTIMORE. July A.-Result Of to-day's
game: .' I'D
Baltimore. .,.,.0 0 0 4 0 9 2 5 4-17
Louisville. ..... 20 0 0 0 0 l o. 8
COLUMBUS, July "a Result of to-day's
game: --..,
Columbus 40 | tsO 0 o. s
st. Louis.... 0 o 90 0 o Q o. 0
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-25
II. PanI Haces.

ST. PAUL, July "a. The attendance at the
Twin City Jockey club races to-day was
1000 The weather was bright and cool and
the track in fairly good condition. Sum.
mary g. -
Three year-olds and upwards, six furlongs
---Argenta twon, Charlotte j second, Bon
Air third. Time--i 15la.
Three4year seven-eighths of mile =
Lotion won, Bonnie King second, The Elk
third Time--1 :28I.
Two-year-olds, tve-eighths of mile
Miss Belle won, Alarm Bell second, Abilene
third. Time-l:02h.
Three year-olds and upwards one mile
Catalpa won, Somerset second, Winning
Ways third. Tme-1 :42Z.
Two-year-old fillies, five-eighths Of a mile
Lillian Lindsay won, Spring Dance sec
ond, Sis Olee third. Tume--l 02A,