St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-17

Chicago; secretary and treasurer. f. II,
Brunell, OF Chicago. There was no OPP
position to the candidates, and they
were elected by acclamation. A COM
mittee of five on playing rules. who
shall also select the playing ball for
the year 1890, was appointed as fol-
lows: B. T. Hit, of Philadelphia:
Julian j. Hart, of Boston; William
Ewing, of New York: John NJ. Ward,
of Brooklyn; and Fred Pfeffer. of Chi
cagO. The schedule committee is 10
consist of five members, to be elected by
five of the eight clubs in the league.
The clubs which will be represented on
this committee
WERE DRAWN BY LOT
and are the following: Brooklyn, Chi
cagO, Cleveland. Buffalo and Philadel-
phia. The president was empowered to
appoint committee Of three to attend
TO all the legal business which may arise
in the league. The president will be
member OF this committee. Mr.. John
son, who IS presiding over the conveif-
ton, stated tonight that ninety-eigllt
men had already signed in the different
clubs connected with the new league.
A considerable portion of to-night's
session was taken up with the discus
sion of the resolution providing for the
raising Of a fund of $4,000 to guarantee
the salaries of the players. The reso-
luton was finally adopted. Any club
which is expelled from the league, or
leaves TO join another league. win for
felt the 5000 which it shalt have
paid toward this fund. The con
yentiOn will be continued Tomorrow.
An evening paper says: "Chris Won
der Abe is here with all his influence TO
ask for admission for his st. Louis club
to the Players National league. That
we will get IN Is certain: in fact, the
whole thing is cut and dried. The
scheme is to admit st. Louis and turn
the Pittsburg players over to Won der
Abe, who, i'll turn, will let Comiskey Ga
to Chicago as manager Of that team"
LIST OF PLAYERS SIGNED.
Following Is complete list Of tie
players who have signed with the Play
ers' National league:
Ewing, Radbourne. Darling Brown. Eiirov.
csape cnF1e sTd Tm fegSs, fenSs,r DaIey Do{Ie FL
ers, Mark Baldwin, Connors, Qninn.
Dwyer, Dan Richardson, Nash. Whit
ney. Hardie Richardson. Bastian. Pfcfter,
Jim O'ROurke. Barton, Stoyev. Williamsolit
Gore, Kelly. Arlie Latham, S1ailery. Milljgsl,.
Cross. Hallma II, Bufhn.on, Sanders, Fore
man, Cunningham, Hnsted, Farrar Al MIXERS,
Shindie. MulYey. Wood Thompson, Clements,
DelenantY, FaatZ. StElckeF, thinner
Sntcliffe, Snyder, Darby. O'Brien tClevts-
land}, Bakely. Gruber. Twi:ehell. sIeAleeT,
RadfoTd. Larkin, Mexican, Van Haitren.
Ryan, Duffy, Ward. O'Connor. Cook, Wev-
hing, Pat Murphy New York;, Tucker Bier
bauer, Bassett, Seery and McGeachy. Mack.
Clark <Washington), FersoD, Crock. George
keefe, Carney. Wise, j. Irwin. White, Hoy
becher. Fields, Miller. Staley. Calvin, Maui,
Morris, Beckley. Dunlap, kuehne and Han.
Ion.
The following are reported to have
signed two individual contracts: Glenn
ents. Delebanty, Miller, Beckiey ami
Mexican. Ninety-eight names have.
been signed, which with the five alleged
doubles leaves nlnety-three. The fol-
lowing who signed an individual CON
tract with the Players league are now
reported to have signed with the Ma
tional league: Clements. Delehanty.
Miller, Beckley. Mckean and Mulvey.
Following are those who signed Tie
original contract with the players AMI
then jumped: Glasseock. Denny. Boyle,
Buckley, Rusie, Clavkson, Schreyer,
Smith and Gleason,