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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-18
ELEVEN OUTLAWS LYNCHED.
Kettle Jacks wyoming Gang Wiped Out b
Indignant Citizens.

Kettle Jacks wyoming Gang Wiped Out By
Indignant Citizens.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA special to the Repub
lie from Cheyenne, Wyo., says; report
comes from the north to the effect that the
people of the Big Horn Basin, johnson coun-
", have broken up Kettle Jacks gang
Of thieves and cut-throats by lynch
ing eleven of them and driving the
remainder out of the country. Kettle Jack and
companions arrived in that region year ago
and have since lived like barborians. Alter
being reinforced by a number Of desperate
characters. they began TO plumber the settlers.
At first they only slaughtered beef and
stole food, but growing holder. commenced
TO run horses into Utah and Montana.
Farmer Jones and two grown sons pursued the
gang and made fight for some Of their stolen
property but were shot down. Finally the peo-
pie living in the basin, some 500 in number,
lived in mortal terror of Kettle Jacks
band. Jack made captive OF and
forced into marriage the daughter Of a leading
citizen. The father headed rescuing party
but the rescuers we're defeated with the loss Of
two killed and half dozen wounded. Jack
grew holder and bolder until the citizens deter
mined TO wipe out the outlaws. They suc-
ceeded in storming the camp of the despera-
does, and the lynching followed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-18

is wild as the stranger steps out beside an
unbroken colt that had never been
mounted, and after his friends had strewn
their garments on the beast for a saddle
the Savior mounts it and the populace,
excited, and shouting and feverish, push
on back toward this city of Jerusalem. Let
none ieer now or scott at this rider or the
popul ,ce will trample him under foot in
an instant. There is one long shout OF
two miles, and as far as the eye can
reach YOU see wavings OF demonstra-
tions and approval. There was some
thing in the riders visage, something
in His majestic brow, something in His
princely behavior, that stirs up the
enthusiasm OF the people. They run up
against the beest and try to pull the rider
off into their arms and carry on their
shoulders the illustrious stranger. The
populace are so excited that they hardly
know what to do with themselves, and
some rush up to the roadside trees and
wrench of branches and throw them in
His way. and others doff their garments
what though they be new and costly, and
spread them for a carpet for the conqueror
10 ride over. "Hosanna" cry the people
nj the foot of the hill. "HosannaW cry
the people all up and down the mountain.
The procession had now come 10 the brow
of wonder Olivet. Magnificent pros
pect reaching out in every direction
VINEYARDS, olive groves, jutting ont rock.
silvery Sloan, and above all, rising on its
throne of hills. the most highly honored
CITY of all the earth, Jerusalem. Christ
there, in the midst of the procession, looks
off and sees here fortressed gates and yon-
der the circling wall, and here the towers
blazing in the sun-Phasaelus and Ma
riamne. Yonder is Hippicus. the kings
castle. Looking along in the range of the
larger branch OF that olive tree you see the
mansions of the merchant princes.
Through this cleft in the limestone rock
you see the palace Of the richest trafficker
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-18
Tn VI dnighr cry.
rChristmas Puck.l

Walker Flohr (sympathetically)- old
chappie. IL was all the doctor could do to pull
you through. In your delirium you kept talk
ing of business all the time"
Charley Lovelace (feeblyl-"What did !
sayY
Walker Flohr-"Cashl Cashw
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-18

liittsburE Nfhonicie
Texas Mani amt in favor Of no such non-
sense as buryIn' the telegraph wires"
Eastern Traveler-"O. IL only applies to cities"
Texas Mani am glad Of that. for Il the poles
wuz TO go don't know what we d do for lynehin'
narties whar trees is skacen
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-18
Neu TrnnhIes.


TITS too bad tina, the BloHetts are moving
out OF the neighborhood, isn't ity'
'Too bad? Why Biohett was a terrible nuis-
ance with his cornet."
"Yes, but now that he is leaving, the rents
viii 20 up"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
9ie Gntidleionllg aa9t /!

Db ben 8irgern bon 8ennlpIbnnien
Yrohibition aufsebalft iperoen fol- ober
niht, bariiber tpirb am ndhltsn Diens
flag abeeItimmt. 9luBer hem Prpbibis
tipnsamenoement iuirb iiber nod Elm ans
beres abeeiiimmt, neuIid 8isber
mubte ieber 8irger tpenigfens siuei
Sabre bpr .ber Mabl cine Staatsiteuer
besahIt baben unb 60 Gage i'm MabIs
biitrifte ipobmen, tpo er Itimmen ippIlte.
Das borseIdIaeene 4menbement mil
bic 4tnberune MAIDEN, baB bic 8obIuns
elmer Steuer ais decentralization
nidt nStbie III, unb SaB ein QgdbIer
AUDI bel 30tdgisem 2IuFentbaIte in eis
mem Wablhiitrift ftimmen barf.
llniere 9lniidt 9ebt babin, oaB tuenn
einem Mdbler iein 8tiserre6t nidt 10.
biet gilt. baB ct cine bbdlt unbebsutenoe
Steuer our 9lusiibuns beieIben besab
len fann, 10 1T es beIfer. er ltintmt niht;
benn tper nidt ipiG nit tbaten, braudt
aud nidt nit 3u raiben-bas lit elm
uralter idpei3eriids beutfber @runos
faB. 3uOem 1T Gsfabr, bab Srrtbas
mer entitehen, ipenn man I iir has
cine unb sesen bas auOere 9Imenbe=
ment itimmt. llnier Ratb tpdre, eez
Gen beioe 9tmenbements su itimmen.
gini9e BprIihtss oeer 8erbaItun9ss
mabreeeln fiir ben g9abItag mb6ten
mir beifii9en, bersn Itrifte 8efolsune
gum Siege mitbeIfen iperben. g8lr
empfebien alien @esnern Der grpbibis
tipn, ibre Stimmen Dlorsens iobaIe
ais mbsIi6 mad @rbffnung Der @abIs
plate abju9eben. 9Sirtbs iOllten ibre
9OtaIe tpdbrenb Der @abBsit sei1Iofs
fen baIten uno mad 9lbsobe ibrer eignen
Stimmen ii6 ais Gpmites formirsn uno
ale fdumIeen oher eleidgiiIiieen @db=
Ier iiberreben, ebenfalIS su iiimmen.
Wlan tbeilt su biefem 8ebufe bic Barbs
in beitimmte 9iltrifte elm un6 ieber
Wirtb poer fonit elm gutter Mann iiters
nimmt einen 9iitrift un6 gebt bon
Saus Su Saus; finbet er ben betreffsns
ben gSdbIer nibt, 70 Idbt ct einen
StimnaetteI fit ibn suriid. g9ir mods
ten niht. bab Wirtbe an ben @abIplds
ben felbit bieI 9lufbsten8 MAIDEN,
SinS 3eu8en n6tbie, UNI oaS @ptum
zines 8ilr8ers einSuf6pbren, 70 beiorse
man biefe seitis, bab Der Mann feinen
9lufenthalt bat. Sn ber Dlitta8situnbe
unb Abenbs baIte man bic g9abIpldbe
frei fit bic gIrbeiter, bic ipenis 3eit bas
ben.
glIic, ipie fdon bfters seiast: 9aS
Seil uno bic Soifnuns Der 8esner beS
glmenbementes beitebt ein3ig barin,
ba 5 nddfen 9ienfa9 ieb e
Stimme beraus ssbra d t
nirbl 9isies aaein sisbt uns cine
8arantie bes SieBes. 9bue baber ies
Der Sreunb ber euten Sade feline
SduIoisfeit fir iib ieIbl unb berIabt
eua nidt auf glnbere,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
DaS 2baG abw drts.

9abInrbiIle. le.-Spbn @eibeI ipurSe
lebte gBc6e bon Ieiner Satin nit eli.
mem SbbnIein bef6entt.-9ie biefiae
Baher Gompanie bat bas Garter gts
eentbum fir s1400 anaetauft.-9ie
48entin Rerrill, pbpt-her ,,;9fetp glorf
gSorle', mill aud uniere @eI&alts.
leute in einen Nnaeisebumbua bineins
loden, dbnIi6 ipie bic Scrantoner /:
bod 8lauben mir nidt, bab es ibr aes
lln8t.-Dienitas tpar bier ,3abliaa-
leieer Elm febr beidrdntter. = 9lm
Sonntas tpurbe Der neue bieliae 6riebs
hof eineelpeibt unb es nabmen an ber
6eier Die grebiser SauIfner, sspnes unb
8as tbeiI.-Sn bem benadtarten Mils
tpaufee mill man ndditens ipieber mad,
Soblsn bpbren, ipabrfaeinIi6 aber pers
sebens.
= Der neue GonToIibate6 BREEDER in
YIeafant 8alIep, an STEELE bes am 10.
Deg. b. S. niebersebrannten, iii fertia,
bat eine Gapaeitdt bon ZOO 9onnsn
taslid unb befddftist 400 Manner unb
&naben.
Sotn Surber bon OIb Sprse
i6nitt iid bOr atpei Monaten in bic
Sanb. es febte fid 8Iutbersiftune elm
une ct itanb in Gefabr, bic Sonb su pers
I'eren; bod sebt es iest ipisOsr gut.
= 8sbIerbaftsr gbilu6 sfranIaft aranFbtit.
lne ihlthtfs But unh sslfGrtf 5bdtiefsit tsr
etefr une Ritrtn II ftblrbafter abaue I'm
mtnibltftn Syifsm, rtIHeS 9urepd Ytucb
Siitrs bfititist. pa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
NittStou.

9urd einen Sail bon 5eIsseItein
IN bem SdOOIep Sdadt perIoreu am
9onnerItae bic 8riber 9enrb unb cpbn
@'iaep ibr 2eben. Grlterer mar 90,
lebterer rs Sabre alt.
= Sn frtberen Sabren Iitt i'd bdus
ftg an ifrcpbuI6fen @efbpiiren unb als
les mas i6 oaeeBen anipanbte, baIf
ni6tS. SdliebIi6 ma6te i'd einen
Seriu9 nit Or. Gusuit &Bnis's Sams
burger 3ropfen, bic mid benn aud in
tur5er 3eii tpisber beritellten.-Suitina
8albilIis, 2022 6. Sapette. Strabe,
Baltimore, 0lb.
= Der fiirslid beritorbens Sobn 9.
gberbart binterIdBt Elm 8ermb9en bon
sl5, ,000,0 bas eIei6maBig unter
feline fiinf ainber bertbeiIt ipirO. Gpsrs
bart eriuarb fein &srm5sen innerbaIb
30 Sabren 6urd SpetuIatipnen in Sob.
lenIanb.
Die Steuer fir 9ittston 8orouab
1T biefes Sabr 81 Mius, ODER 81 tpenis
ger ais i'm 8oriabre.
neA- MGbi8feit 1T Iobenspsrtb, ges
ipaltiame gntbaltfamteit absr eben 70
berddtli6, ipie Grunffudt.
= Montas 9ladt II tlbr trannten
b!nter BEN grmOrs SIOd sipei Sdeuern
nteeer, oem Gmos Strob unb Tbomas
Gptpares eebbrenb. 8erIuit $4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
une llnb baulit sur 8ledis. slnardie.

uns unb bamit sar 8edigsg sglnardie.
Der oIIsem.ine @pbIitanb. bas 8eite
gller 1T es, sii heiIen Sbrbsrung biele
AepubIif seerilnbet iuutbe, unb bem is.
ber gut ein8eridtete Staat, aber Dor
9IlIem Elm goItss Staai. bienen fol.
Die Yrobibition aber erTtditert ben
Rehtss s9eItanb bet @eIddfte unb bes
BerfehrS unb baniit ben WobIFanb su.
erit einselner GreiIe, Elm llnbsiI, 6as
fi6 fehr baIb immer ipeiter berbreiten
unb @ef6dfts. Stoduns, gntiDertbune
6es @runb 8eiibes unb aaaemeines
@Iene iur SpIse baben tuir6e. aaer
@eiddftss 9lufihtpun8 ipiirbe bon ibr
gemcroet perben. ober iid burh 5Iudt
nab freieren 3esionen retten miiIIen.
Cute 0efebe finb ausfiibrbar. Die
9robi6ition aber 1T Elm 10 unaeredtes
@efeb, bab ibre Durdfibrung unmbgr
ltd tpir6. sic erreidt aIio gar nidt ben
8tued ber llnterbriiduns bes Spirituos
fen. @enuHeS, ipsI&en iie berfoIsen
mill.
Dies iinb, fura unb biinbig aulam,
mensefaBt, bic @rdnbe. aus ipeIden i'm
9tamen bon aedt unb @sredtigfeit, Der
6reiheit ber Berfon unb 8eIigion unb
Der @etuerbe, i'm Namen Der 9oIfss
NlpraI, bes 8plfs>@oblftanbs unb eis
mes freien, seiitteten, seIsaIdaftliden,
OffentItden 2ebens seeen bic uniittIi6e,
unmoraIifde unb unseredte grobibis
tions 1prannei proteitirt unb basessn
asltirt uno eetdmpft ipirb unb tperben
mub, bis iie pbnmddtie unb beIisst su
ben 5dben Der 6reibsits= @6ttin i'm
Staub Iiest, beren Banner al ibre g(ns
baneer Poffsntll6 gum BroBartissn 9ri.
umpb Ieiten tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
Suuntpre.

= Die 9unmors SanbsIsbebbrbe
bat ioIsenSe 8samtsn ertpabIt; grds
iibsnt, g. s. Soran gise 9rSi., s..
@ebbsr I; Sefretdr, Geo. $. Suppert !;
Sdasmeiitsr, s. g. Sparb.
- es iinb bier fdr bic llebers
fdipemmten sS11.50 fpIIettirt unb abs
ssIiefert iporbeu. 9as GeIb tpurSe
bauptiSdIib an ben Sterilization unb
@rubeu unb bon ben RaufIeutsn beiee'
iteuert.
= 8oIi;eidef Martin @itbonS fine
am Wpntas BEN SaIfdmfnser Billy
8ent elm unb SrieSensridter Barner
fanhte Jpn mad eem @efdnsniB. aent,
alias gBiaiam Sarrifon, 1T berfhiebss
nss 8srsebsn sessRbie Gsfete anses
tIast.
Der eouis GnesI baut eeesnipGrs
tig nabe ieinem alien elm nsues srobes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
WiIfesbarre Rad,rid,ts,t.

= 9as Gtraben gpmite bes Stabts
raibes Bat ber aspbaItpfiafieruns Gins
bait setban unb sebenft erit bas babel
beripanote MateriaI sli unterfuden.
= Die 2eide bon 9laiban Bennett,
Der felt BEN Samitae subor berldpnns
ben tuar, iuurbe Iebten Nittipod i'm
Susquehanna gegenilber BIpmoutb ges
funben. st bate ben Cob i'm @afer
sefudt.
- Serr gfr. ai6tenbera, ebsmaIs
prcteitantifder grebiger bier, i5t netit
6amiIie elm Opfer Der SObnstotpn Gas
taitropbe 8sporben.
= Gin adbrisss 9BdterIein bes
Sdriftiebers GbarIeS 80. Sid fart am
Donnefitas an ber SaIstrdune.
- Sn bsm Gottinabam Sdadt au
YIpmouib berIoren am Rontae Dlor.
gen bier gIrbeiter 6as 9eben, nemIieb
gatrid GurIeb, Neeie 2lppb, Aidarb
@ilIidms un6 9abio UlcgleaI unb
Utatbias Dapis brad einen Mrm unb Elm
8eiH. Die 2eute tparen an Der aefdbr.
Iiden 4rbeit bes StdbpfeiIer beraubens
uuo babel ipursen fe obne Die eerinaife
gSarnuns ourd cine berabfaaenbe aobs
lenmafis setrOffen.
= Dur6 bas 8reden elmer 9fre am
9enber zines 2sbisb 8alIep 9aEagiers
su8es am Dlontae Morgen nabe Solos
mons Bride, stpifden bier unb Sugar
9totd, entsIeiiten cine gnsabI @aeen
unb es ipurben Gin Dubeno 9erfonen
mebr ooer minber fdper perIebt, psnn
au9 nidt IebcnssefdbrIid.
= Soiab Matbias, aIIentbaIten bier
ais Der ,,iieben WieiIen Safe" betannt,
itarb Sonntne 9laGmittae auf ieiner
8arm BET Bear greet i'm QIter bon S5
Sahren. Sein Batter iuurbe bor etipa
35 Sabren bon einem Manne ermorbet.
ben er aus 8armbsrSieteit aufaenoms
men bate, uno bic 2eide in einen
Brunnen setpOrfen.
n9. 9lidt bic 9rinter ober gtidttrin.
ter entideleen am 9ienItas bic 8abl ;
ion6ern bic 8robe 8Iaife berienigen,
ipeI6e mdbis ibr @Idsden trintt unb
ss aud eem 9isbenmsnf6en ni6t pers
bieten mill.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
Tarm IN perfamfem.

65sIt@n in Rdulcm Epipnibip; 20 Aftr
rspon 20 adn gBaIb, bn &ef fuItisiri.
5aus, nit suifr Ausas, StaIlunss Sdtusr II.
m. Jppn AfhL
22,4 Wcuntatu gallep y. D pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
6u,,tse oerfo,sof.

Gin Sunss BON f5-i7 9atrtn gum Grlsr-
nsn bts Sarbisrgeihdftfs. Giutr nit Vcr-
Isnntniden ipire pprsstcsen.
9bas. Senopp, Bunmprs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
Die @utp affnune eines unffdt.

XIV VHttpuHHHHg etHee HnHnfs
barren 6einbss wurbs. Inn nit SimIei III ipre.
den, Iange ais eituas llum6gIidts beirddbtet.
Seitoen eocd oas amsriianiihe Bolt uuo
NIT ibm bic 8etpobuer anoerer edHoer iIdI in
ben Stanb geiest ieben. Den uniihibarcn seino
WaIaria nit 4oitstierS Maeeubittsrs ,n be.
fdmpftn, II 6iefe GntUafuung fein ituiinn
mehr ionoern cine Ieidte W6glihteit. lpo
WaIaria ibre @iffidwaben nusipeit, nm Die
atmopbdre jn uerpefteu nnb mo perlueienoe
Rfan3enreite bas WaHsr NIT Mober burdle.
beH bort If oas SdIahtfeIot. anf ueldlem ie.
Her beimtidiide 6eino brfdmpfi uno beiieat
Ueroen mus. Bie tief aud tonte Bedfelfie.
ber uHo Mattiafeit, GaIIenifub uno Wilibe.
fdmerotn. BUMPER stopffdmsrs ooer ldbleidl.
euoe 6ieber f6 in bic Contribution einaeuiltet
uno eieieIbe untergraben bnben. Dor Dem flea.
reihsn An9riif oes biiters miiiIen iie Die Baffen
ttreden. Seraoe ieiuer borbeugen6en eiaen.
fhaften baibtr 1T nber bas Bitters bauptiddllidl
tolhen eeuteH ju empfebeu. Die in mnIariaae.
iduan9erten eOfalitdten ju wobuen atipunatn
tino. oenH es III isnem beimfldiiden feiub
ftets gtwadfeH. Mud turirt 60 9pspfpfie,
Rbeumatismus. Hieren uno 91iI,trant6eitsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
elite Seutfdler Griefe.
Sfeate Mtasei8em.
Sebiller Sau=Nereim.

S6tlier Sam=Sereim.
8eamtentpabI.
Den WitsIisbern tts S9ilr 8aubtrsins
peu scranton bieus bisrmit Iur 3a6rirtt, ba6
bic iibrli9t 8rlammlans jur @abl ppn Be
antien ataebaltfu tpirp am Samifaa, ben
rs. Suni 1889. Die @atI tpirb rST.
net TIM balb llbr attnes.
8. @ep. GtftGs, Sdrtt6y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13

NUT cine gerion illasetommsn fein, in
ben 2anbbiitritten baeegen IS.
Sa bem 8eIIefonte 9iltrtfte for6erte
bic 6Iuth 40 WenidenIebsn unb bntan fam
baraus auf ben bort angeridteten unges
beursn Shabsn an 9dufern, 2anbItras
Ben, Briiden etc. foIaern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13

SA- @dnidt ibr cine RinberfutI6e
Damn fommt sum Sauptquartisr fir
iOI6e. g8ir baben BEL fpeitem ben
sr6bten gorratb unb fbnnen eud iiasrs
lid aufrieben tslIen.
Gourien, GIemons & Co.,
422 2ada. 4penue.
s9- -Gnnpncirt i'm >, ,@odenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13

g9ir ipoIIen beute nidt unerpabnt
Iailen, oab Der Staat 8bobe SsIanb,
ipeIter iebt Brobibition Bat, am ndds
iten 9onnerftuB cine @abI sur 8efeitigs
uns oerielben abbdlt. grobibition bat
ith bort ais Elm boIIfommener SebIs
i9las eripieien unb ipe6er bic 6ffentIide
Dioral sebOben. mod 8erbredeu pers
ringert, Der llnmdbisfsit aber bur6
teimIi9en Suff sroBen 8cri6ub ses
letitet. Die 8iireer bon Yennfplpanien
tperoen nlbi 10 bumm iein, elmer 9lnsabI
muderif6er Grants unb 8etipeiber aus
liebe fir elm Gonititutionsamenbement
gu itlmmen, Seiien annabme Der Seudes
lei un6 8eiebperIebuns Gbor unb Nie.
gel DffneH iuiirbe.
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9te(leaefnef,-M Mabdsn.

Gin In alien Sausarteittn srfabrufs Mdb-
htn ludt cine sniiprtdrubt Strlls. 3u frfra-
gtn i22 Gmmfitlirabe, Dpbgftepn.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-23
THE NATIONAL GAME.

What the New Ravens Did on Their
 Trip-The HartfOrds Here To-day
 The New Base Ball Brotherhood.
 The Hew Ravens arrived home yesterday morning and they had little to say of their being defeated twice in Lowell. They start- ed off on Thursday by playing ten-inning game, and a fine game it was. Doran was almost invincible. With men on bases he would strike out Worcester's heaviest hitters,
 The Worcesters wanted the game called a tie, as it looked then as though New Haven might win. It was only ten minutes past five and another inning could have been played, but Umpire Kelley explained that he called the game to avoid trouble. for if one side got ahead the other would try dilitory tactics until it was too dark to play. The catch made by Lally was the greates ever seen in Worcester. The spectators went al- most wild, throwing their hats in all di- rections. The ball was hit by Champion to left center. Lalle start on @ run, going down hill. The spectators saw him put up his right hand, but nobody supposed he had caught the ball until he came running in. The ovation he received was we'll deserved. The New Ravens could have won the game but for bad base running.
 The least said about the games in Lowell the better. At the first game the Boston National league team had man in the grand stand looking at Tom Corcoran to see if he was speedy enough for Boston. Corcoran has not played worse game this season, ,hav- ing five errors. He fumbled nearly every ball. Horner in this game was hit hard, but he was not well and had no speed. Schoe- neck muffed g couple of thrown balls and fumbled one.
 In the second Lowell game Doran was not at his best, but his support was poor. Lally lost the game by mufipg line fly, which let in three runs. A wild throw by John Cor coran let in two runs after the side should have been retired. The work of Mckee was fine in every game. Pitzs throw wing has been about as poor as it is possible for catcher to do. Burdock has played his usually reliable game at second. Brady had little to do.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-23
A NEW SYNAGOGUE.

The New Jewish Synagogue on Fac.
 tory Street Dedicated Yesterday
 Afternoon-The Building Not cutie
 Finished.
 The dedication services of the Bicker Cholin Bivai Abraham synagogue on Factory street were held yesterday afternoon at three o'clock
 The building is of brick, two stories high, and ffty-eight feet long by forty-two feet wide. On the lower floor there are three rooms, the Sunday-school room occupying about half of the floor, and two other rooms h one of which is the baptismal font which is ten feet long, eight feet wide and about five feet deep. There are five dressing rooms in this apartment. The building cost about $12, 2,O0o.
 The exercises opened at three o'clock with chant and then came the ceremony of bringing in the sacred scrolls containing the Hebrew Bible. There were seven of them, which, after being carried through the aisles, during which operation the devout were d. lowed to kiss the cover, were placed in the | tabernacle. Then came the dedicatory ser l mon in German by Rev. Dr. Kleeberg. The discourse was closely listened to by the large audience. Music by Adler's orchestra, fol- 1 lowed. Rev. z. A. Bailey, who is to be the | rabbi at the new synagogue, then followed l with an address in German. After singing l another chant the dedication services were | finished
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-23
THE SCORE.
SUMMARY.

Earned runs. New Haven o. Lowell Q. Two base hits, Murphy, ,Pitz. Three base hits Hamilton. Dwyer, ,Schoeneck. Stolen bases, Shinnick 2, Burns, Murphy, McKee9 First on balls. Stalze Burke 3, errors, Lowell 6. New Haven l. Struck out, Stake, Shinnick Burke, Murphy 3, Burns. Mckee, ,Doran 9 Double plays, Day, O Brien, Hamilton. Wild pitches, Burns. Hit by pitched ball, Brady, Burke, Lally. Passed balls. O. Umpire, Mahoney. Time. 1:45.
 The Hartfords are here to-day at 3:30. The Newarks to morrow.
 It is possible two games with Yale may be arranged.
 KANSAS CIrY, Sept. 22.-Manager Watkins of the kansas City base ball club has ohal- lenged Manager Von der Ahe of the St. Louis club to play a series of eleven games for $1, 1000 after the close of the regular base ball season.
 The Young Volunteers of Fair street de- feated the Young Resolutes by score of Il to 1. The victorious battery was Charles Gaffney and Albert Metz.
 The New Haven High school football eleven has challenged the Meriden High school boys to a game. The latter will or ganize an eleven and will accept the chal- lenge later in the season.
 The fall term of the High school hare and hound club opened Saturday with a short run from the Yale Athletic grounds. Jud- son go and Sanford '92 were the hares, talk ing the usual ten minutes start. Among the hounds were Captain McQuaid '91, Mat thewman go, Ottarson '92, Peck '91 and oth- CTS. It was very exciting run and much enjoyed by the boys and others. =
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-23
A Rise In Values.

A few days ago aman by the name of Coates invested $2,00O in Kansas City for his wife. The investment proved to be . wise one, and Mrs. Coates has realized $2,- OO0, ,0O0 from 1t. A Now Haven man had . chance to buy piece of property In Omaha for $4,O00. He did not do 1t, but the man who bought 1t made $2i, ,000 clean profit on 1t in one years time. Western cities grow more rapidly than eastern cities do. so that the chances of large profits are much the best in western towns that are located right. Kearney, Neb., is located 200 miles west of Omaha, on the main line of the U. P. R. R., and aside from It's surrounding farming ooun- try that cannot be beat in the world, Kear- ney has water power equal to Minneapolis. The prices on property in Kearney are now reasonable, and there are very favorable prospects of rapid growth. The Midway Land Go. (of which MT. E. N. Judd, formerly of this city, is president) have an office at 85 Center street, where reliable information can be obtained in regard to this progressive manufacturing city of Nebraska. Prices of property are within the reach of all, and everybody Is invited to investigate.
 An excursion Ia being organized to leave Worcester, Mass, October 7th, visiting Niagara Falls, Chicago, Kearney, Lincoln. Denver, Colorado Springs and Pike's Peak Accommodations will be hrat class. snd entirs expense of round trip of two weeks. is onlv 41o0.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-23
At the First Baptist Church.

Rev. Mir. Mason delivered very interest," ing discourse last evening at Wooster Place Baptist church, subject: Extinction or Life." The following Sunday evening leo. lures in the series all in continuation of the same general topic, "After Death, What, ' will be as follows; September 29, ''shall we trust to second probationa" October 6, "The Intermediate State;" October 13, "The Second Coming of Christi" October 20, ''The Resurrection of the Body" October 27, "The Last Judgment" Nov. 3, Beyond the Judgment" Excellent music is furnish ed by the large new choir and fine music up- on the organ by Mir. Wheeler.