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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-03-29

NoT1cE OF FINAL PRocF.-Lard omcs
at Fargo, D T., March lsth. 1sse.-No,icsis 10 here.
notice of his intention to make dnal ave years proof
in support Of his claira and secure hnal entry
thereof, viz:
Syvcr Syversen, -
II. E. No. 10is5 for the eel Of Sec. e6 TIP. 141
So ", snd names the following as his witnesses,
Moen and Andrew G. Knndson, alI Of Romnese
P. o. Griggs county. d. r.
The testimony of claimant and Witnesses to be
taken before Peter z. Nelson. jnuge of the prob
ate court at Coop"rstcwn. Grggs county. D. r., on
Saturday, the s0th. day Of April, A. d. 1889, at
his flee.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof. or who knows Of any
substantial reason. under the laws and regula-
tions Of the Interior Department, why such proof
should NOT lie allowed, will be given an opporta-
nifty at the above mentioned time and place to
crOee-examlne with sses Of said claimant, and 10
offer evidence in rebuttal to that submitted by
claimant. MICHAEL F. BArrELLE, Register.
John o. Ole, agent. 0.lb
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-03-29

NOTICE. OF FINAL PROOF.-Iand Once at
Fargo, p. T.. Mar. l3th 1853. Notice is hereby
filed notice OF his intention to make final five
year proof in support Of his claim, and that
Judge Of the probate court in and for Harness
county. D. T., ut his office in Valley City, Barnes
county D. T., on Wednesday, the LIST day of
May 1850, viz:
Ole s. Knudson.
H. E., No. 1880 for the mex or Sec. Il, TIP. l4s
n, Range GO W. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of. said land. viz:
Pattison. John Lindield of Dazey, Barnes
county. d. T.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof. or who knows
of any substantial reason. under the law and
regulations of the Interior Department., why
such proof should not he allowed. will be
given an opportunity at the above mentioned
time and place to cross examine the witnesses
of said claimant and to offer evidence in re-
buttul of that submitted by claimant.
MICHAEL f. BATTFLLE, Register
Geo. X. AndruS, attorney. 10-I5
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-03-29

Summons.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. a.
County Of Griggs. ~
Justice Court: Before 7. E. Warner. Justice Of
the Peace.
George l.. Virgo, Plaintiff,
Against
Harry d. Sim,1gtoa, Defendant.
Tbs Territory Of Dakota Sends Greeting: To
Harry B. HiMington. Defendant.
You are hereby eummoned to appear before
me. at nv Office in Ceoperstown. 10 said county.
on the I'D day Of February, A. d. 1889, at
O'Clock M, to answer t. the complaint Of the
above named plaint6, George L. Virgo. who
claim to recover Of you the sum Of forty nine
at your request ON October l1th. 1888, and Nov
ember 10Th, 1883, and between those times and
for bill due n. l.. Michaels from you for ser
vices which has been assigned to plaintiff herein
for value, and YOU are hereby notified that II yon
required. said plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for the sum of forty-nine dollars and i've
cents. with interest from and since the 12th day
Of February A. D. 1882 At the rate Of per cent
per annum. and the costs of this action.
Given = nndss dsa my hands this 1sth day OF Febru'
T. E. WARNER.
Sn.a,s Jn.t;s Tf q the Peace within and for Grisx'
To the sheriff CT Constable Of said Grisg.
County, Greeting: Make legal service hereof
The above case 10 hereby adjourned until April
18th. 19e9.at2 O'Clock p. N for the: purpose Of
obtaining e service Of s,i summons by publication.
TIE WARNER,
Justice Of the Peace.
liver jacobson, atty, Coepxrstown. D. T.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-03-29

HERNAH WIxrERER. Attorney for Nortka9ee.
Valley City. Dakota Territory.
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~ Cairo.
fpccIai Dispatch to The Appeal.

fpecini Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CAIEo, H., Feb. 27.-The City Of Vicks.
burg got here at am. having left all the
Burned cotton bales on the bar at Island TO-
II was still on fire aud men were left 10 put
Il out The boats hull h not badly hurt, al
though IL had q narrow escape from dcstruc-
ton Fire blazcd ont Of the matches before
they could be- closed. hlisicrIng paint under
the boiler deck. The work that saved the
boat was admirable. II took seven hours 10
reduce the fire with steam so that hose could
be- carried into the hold. The Nick.burg put
oil GD.UlO feet uf ash lumber here and paid
oil her crew 10 await the opening Of nayiga-
ton to ~. Louis. Ice u still heavy back Of
the city. but with a falling river will soon
turn out. The City of Florence. which has
been laid up here. expects 30 go o. St. Louis
tomorrow. Tho Dc-oto was seven hours
discharging cargo at Piducuh and put oil
fifty tons here, leaving with "a iIir trip Tor
Memphis aud the United States mail for way
points, Tho u. T. schrnck j. adding 80 tons
here and will leave tonight with engage.
mcuts In Corn Bend To fll out Tho Joe
Fowler will be ready Ia take her place in the
Evansville and luluCah trade by Sunday
next, when the Gus Fowler will come back
90 the Cairo trade The Jay Gould. Of the
Valley Line is ordered a. hold her crow in
readiness to go to IT, Louis u Ordered. The
Duuilnrd brought a load Of lumber from
Nashville and returned from here. No corn
s. ready t0 20 from Wolf Island az present
Mr Tuiton, vile of Capt James Totem ~
the transfer steamer ". Butler duncan. died
today OF pneumonia. leaving large family.
River 32' feet ON thc gauge. fall Of inches
IA "a luurL
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General News.

THE Guiding Star is announced to pass
here at O'Clock pm on her way to Gin
cinnati.
TnE Ark, towing several empty coal barges,
passed up from New Orleans 10 the Ohio
River yesterday morning,
THE palatial steamer James Lee goes out
this evening at 8 o'clock for Helena, Friars
Point Concordia, Terrene and Arkansas City.
The Rosa Lee brought in from 0sceola So
bales of cotton, "a bags of seed cotton and
Fl 74O sacks of cotton seed She went back last
evening.
THE Coahoma, from Friars Point, brought
in "a bales OF cotton, "a bugs Of seed cotton
and $50 sacks Of cotton seed She returned
last evening.
The City of Monroe, en- route from st.
Louis to Nachez, passed down yesterday
morning. She put on here 800 packages Of
sundrics and added l75 tons of way freight
Much complaint is made by stcamboatmcn
at the failure Of the snagboat Macomb to
take ont big snag directly in the channel
at Jacket Pattern, about half a width OF the
boat from shore. The break can be seen
long way OIL, and there is now not over
three feet of water over it, If not less. 1t is
regarded as among the most dangerous snags
between Cairo and ST. Louis, and should be
removed before it damages some boat
TIM levee surveying corps sent out last
October by the Mississippi River Commits
sion, and beginning at the New Madrid
Highlands 10 locate the proposed st. Francis
Basin levee, has arrived within ten miles
of this city, and will be- here by the last Of
This week. Much Of the old leyee built
thirty years ago Is intact, and IL Is intimatcd
that $780, 600 will build the best Of protcc-
ton lcveo all the way from the mouth of the
81. Francis to the Missouri highland, thus
Ir1u a. of
land, upon which 1900 people now live. A
bill before the Arkansas Legislature pro-
poses to give 200, 600 acres Of the state LANDS
for lcyee uses, and this, II II becomes a law,
will 70 far toward supplying a fund for the
Proposed work.
CNT. IRWIN DUGAN, Of Louisville, United
States supervising inspector OF steam vessels
for the sixth District accompanied by his
brother, r. w Dugan OF Cincinnati is in
St Louis negotiating with parties 90 cstab-
fish plant for the manufacture OF ice. In
answer TO q reporters queries, Capt. Dugan
said. My territory embraces thirteen States
taking In the Ohio River from Carrollton,
ny, TO Cairo, the Mississippi from Green
vile, Mo-, 10 Grcenvllc, Miss, aud the Ken
lucky, salt Green, Barren, Wabash white
und.l Cumberland, Tennessee, Clinch, Ilol-
ston, llatchie Forkcd Deer, Obion, St. Fran
els, Arkansas and White (Arkansas) Rivers.
have eight supervisors under my direction,
distributed at Louisville Nashville Evans
VILE and Memphis, hull and boiler inspcc-
tors az each place, my duties being Of gen
ernl supervising character. | tlink that
while the palmy days OF stcamboaling may
never return, that the business is on the up.
grade There is more travel, and the AFRO
CANT demands OF the railroads that have
waXcd tat on what they took from the river
Of the old regime have driven shippers to
comparatively first principles and the en-.
ploymcnt OF natures great highways Of
transportation
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NOTICE.

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ruf seven iuHIri Hud n'i.Hu .HHrH u. s'u.a.
HuIH'Hl Uf uHl.fuf thu President HuI IIT. .u.H.
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HIHHr and HHf upon tuuHI'| .HIuu ur W'I.I ul .."
~ .Hia.'TrI a TrHrr.rH RAILROAD Company W'IH DOL.
tuuU.uE. o. MORTGAGE uu 100 Che uTu"HrH Hu !
iuHUII."a. f'H uI what n now iIH Mississippi g.
tennessee UHluHl tuuwuT.H securing uui rN
fnfIIur fIlfIuu Of IHul. Hui IrH.r of such
UfHH.rH promises HIUuHHIt 'u thr ILLINOIS tl Iif.I
UHIinlHd Company aud tIHft upon alI mHiirfa iTI.
rIHruI lurTHiu. ur Chat may hr UIuUH.i uf u.f. ul
uUln h| either uf aIIl UumIHuIU. iH iUrInhtInH
tHn IHH.Iuli Tonne .HT EiIfHHI H rHU FOL.
what o. anIUu hs thr Illinois tUuiml .I Conn %
iai.ufds o. %. UAKMMAN, President
D. o. Lawn Aut Secretary
f.uuHu N tfs1
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Evansville

Special Dispatch 90 The Appeal
Evansville Ind. Feb. g5.-No move.
mcnts uf steamers aside from the regular
homo boats, all Of which. including the W.
l.. Nisutt, from Florence, went out on Time
with light receipts business continues dull
with very light Offering. especially Tor long
storage. The Mary Houston is due up TO-.
morrow night Tie ius ~ last night de-
laycd an packets and tonight buds iair 10 be
q repetition. Light offerings Tor thc Com
monWpaIth, due Tor New orleans Saturday
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To ComsumrtiVcs aud Delicate Persons.
"UlUra NoWcEan Col liver OH" heals tho
iun. builds up waste and Strengthens jhJ. g.
nAhEG o. co. IhlIHdeiphn.
lowUY q Co. are giving shoes away.
See what they say IN their immense ad.
UmrrfLAs repaired and recovered. So
Main street.
Turs skin Is cleared: chappcd hands and
lips cured by using llylo
1Nunr your pn.nouscs In the Citizens
Insurance company. No. % Madison street.
No LADY should DO without llylo.
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atCtusiunstI. %.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CfyriNNkTi. o.. Feb 1.-THE river g. iall.
ing with "a fcyt uf water Boo the channel nt q
O'Clock H. m. Light ruin during thp day.
The upper Ohio j clear of icc The Katie
sioctdair lpit flr riitsbuW on time. The
Ohio had a good trip out iur Memphis.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Moxemcnts nt the Lexec.

Administrations, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola; City of Monroe ST. Louis
Departures-City of Monroe, Natchez; Co
ahoma, Friars Point Rosa Lee, Osceolai
ChickasaM, White River.
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HON ES!

"a Beautiful Home Sites,
5oX2oo feet, sold in the Idle
wild subdivision since Tues
day, the 10Th instant, to the
following well known citi-
zenS:
L. h. LEMASTER,
A. II. KoRTREcHT,
H. w. BECK,
r.. D. WARING, JR.,
JAS. S. DAVANT,
w. M. RHETT,
MINOR MERIwETHER,
JAS. w. RICHARDSON,
G. A. HOPKINS,
]. ED. OLIVER,
C. b. MeELRoY,
]. A. RIDGELY.
This will be the prctticst
ncighborhood in Memphis.
40 More Lots equally as
choice for sale.
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ANusfMgvtS.

NIToNDEKLANp MUSEUM AM IHEATEH
w Under New Management
strictly TIrai lass Krsuu Tor inIiUs aud Childru
Iumrrmpuf extraordinary.
Commencing Monday February -
OrEtt ALil-HtrUt iaul iiuyfuu'a Truurf
Of Educated -Tals aud Monkey Geo. liUurft che
IhfUu legged Man Mons iruulri. thr samson ul
sHmsUus Rose. The Wild Dlfi Time cavalier -IH
t,r. Ah.us EkppHurr ui olivia. ihU Living Half
Lady, nud many other rurUsIHtf.
Orr Wiut IuEArIE. The liirrHfnld COMEDY
Co. in the iHusE bio tumrdir rrUUfr anil sail
and Village ilIatE.WIfh. IhUrdHy Sight Euuu
Change ~ lfrmm. Whom NUl o. Presented uT
lCkyll ani Mr Hyde. ln. Admits 20 All
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stage Of tho river.

uIU'I sIUNAt -fryirE q. 4 Al
NIHrur. IUuu.. Feb. ~. isp.
Tie following observations HfU taken Ht al %.
lions Iu thH 90 rnUrdilu time, which D. one hour
ht,f IH.u NrmphH tmr
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iNb'tH 10 ilts
nTuuNUiEuTIIUI IN COTTON TNrffANgE
- building Aprly 1 l'hlN iuIiiR. -C-I.
VUESisuED Rooms. So. usCOuEr srREIT
LNuUSisirn ROOMS Az I'D MATS -rHsEr
u adjoining gayo.o ii1ill
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TuE uIN1tL
y mgn. AprIl Hti ao Union sr.t
DtEAsANIlT SITUATED tIUS HuIu ANp
l uuium. Hrl ruul h1 b. ulr..i .irITt
TWO NICE Rooms. rrryHuFD Or uSruU
| uHhri at q. rn.Hn Hf..t
10 CHOICE ROOMS NEWiY uTrEp ur
slO alI HdmluH'I HfHuFrl fuf HufHI purposes
Oats Cor f.ui'IrH UF r"urII uIlfUa1 Offices. IHIuT
Goo second WIU Huu fourth fllf UI MHIlfHu
I'lfa. f.H lH It Main street. VIII make uLrmI
Turns and long IUI.H iu .puusIlir rHgN
uNIIuh Gro NlNON alHsrYn1 ~
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nE TuF lm 0T FEBRUARY. ONE LArsi
J rray tofr. detect Doe light rJe nnd brown
,ncafly black pony YEAR o.l i'thfn tp owner
b. AZ. WlrHrKiNGToN
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES,
I.n.l I,nh nnmmN LInn.
Illinois Central ga 81. DIVISION,

Illinois Central t,L% 4. Divisional
Leaves Atviv't
~. O. Mail,.,,.,.huO pm en- q. Mai...,...7 % an
r~urdls ENprvss 400 nm rSHulis Expires a d am
lAym a Lol lttl0 am INym 4 i.ou rrWh pm
~. %. Tn lpt 800 pm eN o. Th iptG'n IN
Passengers between Memphis and sapis should
take Sands oNppss or local Twilight ms mail train
will not stop ut stations between Memphis aud Sur.
dis The accommodation uud local Twilight carries
n coach irr the accommodation 1T loytl tuNvL
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A PLANTATION CONTAINING 80 sDHEs ur
~ lend iH unr0nFh ri4io oi gNtHfiuu. with
Stables HrI rIHhU .H Boo good frHHf. ibis property
is located utHf IuHI#. Niu STALLION nIaHHt o.
miles south U' NrHrHIs uu tI0 g.. N. 3D. a d. a.
b. Inf further TaH.fHIHr HUI'F 81 once o. NJ d.
sftUEs A Stain .fHTt NrnThIs
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IotisE ron nryT An FURNITURE ToR
III talc. Apyiy % % Aals0n tuocL
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ron AL or I.NcnANnr.

kolNCm viCrOH BiCYcLE. ALMOST MN,
ton Exchange.
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Chesapeake and Onto Honta.
Leaves Arrive,
silmitcd Ex.,.. taOpm eLimltcl TX .. QhAn
slRduvah tx. Glham eralucah tx. GO,p
'klplry Ac.. .... tii pm oRlpley Ac...... Sh,N "A
Limited express trains run solid between Mem.
pals ani Louisville, carrying Pullman Nunot
nrAwiug Room sleeping Cnrs pudurah FNppsg
oonuccty closely at FULTON for Cairo ~ Louis aud
Chicago giving The only day Train from Memphis
to Il louis Ticket o1lcr under Peabody llutol.
Louisville aud Nasu,lUs.
leaves Arrive,
ffasi Mail. o. 90 pm EAST Mall. . i1p a
MALL. ,......lO ~ am eMiil ........... hlhA
81 Louis TX. b..Opm - Louis IA D.. pOJl "A
standard timo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
The Awards Made.

In the HERALD yesterday morning the
announcement of the award made to
Mrs. Bigelow and Mr.. Schatto, for dam
ages caused by the building of the First
street viaduct, was made. The Arbitra-
ton Board based their awards on the fol-
lowing grounds:
l. The erection of the elevated bridge
is done for public convenience, and for
the protection of life and property to
those people who of necessity must use
said street in order to reach their homes,
and for legitimate business purposes, al
though it is not an absolute public me-
cessity.
II. By the erection of the viaduct
neither party loses any property rights.
III. The properties in question are
deprived of their easement in using the
street as originally laid out and used by
them, and it is the duty of the municipal
government to protect such rights, which
your commission thinks has not been
done in this case; and, therefore, said
properties are entitled to consequential
damages. And while the Santa Fe Rail
road Company, and also the Gable Com
pany and the public at large, will receive
benefits, the property of Mrs. Bigelow
and Mr.. Schatto will receive damage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
WILLARD VANQUIsHED.
His Hold on the Northern
Pacific Ended.
A DEAL IN THE DIRECTORATE
The Inwardness of the Oregon Trans.
continental Company Now
Made Evident.
Associated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD. |

Associated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD.
New YoRK, April 25.-At special
meeting of the Northern Pacific directors,
today the resolution agreeing to an arbi-
tration contract for the control and mar.
monious operation of the roads in the
Pacific Northwest was rescinded. This
ends the scheme to obtain guarantee OF
the dividend on the Oregon Navigation
stock from the Northern Pacific, jointly
with the Union Pacific, and throws the
burden of the lease on the Union Pa. ifc.
The proposition to operate the Wisconsin
Central on percentage earnings, was dis
cussed, and three forms Of proposed
contracts were presented. Only one
was received, however, after which
the Board adjourned, to meet again next
Thursday. After adjournment, it was
announced that Brytan Ives. who is one
of the most active members OF the North
ern Pacific Board, had resigned his Of
fee as Vice President of the Oregon
Transcontinental Company, to take effect
May 1st This is understood to indicate
that the relations of the old Northern
Pacific directors with Willard have been
severed, and it is expected that the rep.
resentatives of the Oregon Transconti-
mental in the Northern Pacific will with
draw from the Northern Pacific directory.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
The G.. A. R. Reunion

MARYsvILLE, April 25.-The first day
of the Grand Army Reunion opens with
delightful weather. Many g. A. r. men
have arrived, but much greater num-
Der is expected on the evening and night
trains. The decorations all over the city
are profuse, and greatly exceed expecta.
tions. The programme opened this morn
ing with salute from Captain Colford' g
battery. This afternoon there was a
baseball match, and this evening there
will be music and literary programme
in the theater.
WOODLAND, April 25.-Seward Poss
and Relief Corps left by private Car thit
morning for the Northern California En-
campment at Marysville. The Boys
Drum Corps of fifteen pieces attended
also. The company con sists of about
thirty veterans and their wives.
The opening day of the third annual
encampment Of the Grand Army Posts o1
Northern California brought many more
people into the town than the Reception
Committee had calculated would arrive.
In consequence, the hotels are crowded.
but by tomorrow the committee will
have secured accommodations for all
General Gard and staff arrived early
this morning. The train tonight
from Sacramento brought three coaches,
filed with Grand Army men. and
their ladies'. This afternoon baseball
game at the park drew several hundred
people. The Mystics, of Stockton, and
the Marysvilles played, and the score
resulted in favor Of the former
by IL to g. In the evening musical
and literary entertainment was given at
the theater, several hundred being turned
away. Tomorrow all the guests will be
driven over the country, and in the even
ing they will be rendered reception.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
ALfghtning Inspection.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, April 25.-A
party of Western Union Telegraph off
cials, together with the heads of the tele
graph departments of the several rail
roads, arrived from Chicago this after
noon. Among the party are NJ. @. Bris
tol, Of Chicago, General Superintendent
of CONSTRUCTION of the Western Union
Frank Jaynes, Superintendent of they West
ern Union at San Francisco, and s. B
Floeter, Superintendent of telegraph O
the Atlantic and Pacific at Los Angeles
The party are on general tour of in
spection and will remain here unit
tomorrow afternoon, when they leave
for Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
The Bav Dfstr,ct Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-There was
fair crowd at the Bay District Track
this afternoon. Track good.
First race, selling, purse $3.50, three
quarters of mile-Welcome won, Kill
dare second, Wanderer third. Time,
1:1415.
Second race, $3.50 stakes, three.quar.
ters of mile, stakes to be named after
the winning, if .1434 was beaten-Ra
cine won, Guido second, Shiny third
Time, :l414.
Third race, purse $500, mile heats
First heat: Wild Oats won, Mozart sec
ond, Nerva third. Time, 421s. Sec
ond heat: Wild Oats won, Mozart sec
ond, Brady third. Time, | :43.
Sequela stakes, one and three-eighthi
miles-Flood Tide won, Ed McGinni
second, Joe Hoge third. Time, 2 :2215
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-26
RASEBALL NEWS.
The League Events Duly Chro-
ntclgd-Other Items.

The League Events Duly Chro-
ntcled-Othcr Items.
PrrTsBuRG, April 25.-Chicago, as yes
terday, maintained substantial lead up
to the 9Th inning. Gumbert pitched a
good game, but his support was poor at
the critical times. Beginning with the
fifth inning, Staley became very effective
and ended by striking out the three last
men at the bat. Score: Pittsburg 5, Chi
cago 4. Batteries: Pittsburg, Staley and
Miller; Chicago, Gumbert and Flint.
New YORK, April 25.-Heavy hitting
characterized the game at Jersey City
to-day. The New York team did the
best work with the bat and won the
game. Score: New York, II; Boston
10. Batteries: New York, Titcomb and
Brown; Boston, Madden and Camel.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 25.-The Cleve-
lands pitcher was more effective than
his opponent, and, with good support,
won the game to-day. The attendance
was small. Score: indianapolis, L;
Cleveland, 10. Batteries: Indianapolis,
Burdick, Boyle and Daily; Cleveland,
Beatin and Sutcliffe.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-St. Louis, TO-;
Cincinnati, 5.
BROOKLYN, April 25.-Broeklyn, g.;
Columbus, 8. Called at the ninth in
ming on account of darkness.
KANSAS Cry, April 25.-Kansas City,
16; Louisville, 5.
THE STATE GAME.
SAN Francisco, April 25.-The Oak
lands and Stocktons played an uninter-
esting game at the Haight-street grounds
to-day, the Stockton's pitcher being in
effective. Score: Oakland. IA; Stock
ton, 2.
WHICH OF THE TWINS?
SACRAMENTO, April 25.-The Directors
of the Stockton baseball club tonight
elected Constable J. P. Carroll manager
of the club.