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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23
PROPOSALS.!

Sealed proposals will be received until Il
O'Clock, noon, April %, 1880, at my Office,
Iron Front, lower Main street, Helena,
Montana. for the completion of five story
granite building known as the Granite
block. Plans and specifications can be
seen at my Office or the Office of Paulsen 4
Mcconnell. Bidders are requested to be
present at the opening of the bids. The
right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Bidders will be expected to furnish ample
bonds to complete the contract within the
time specified.
RElNHOLD H. KLEINSCHMIDT,
Office temporarily at the Iron Front build
ing, lower Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
NEWS IN THE STATE.
ANOTHER BIG OIL WELL IN THE BELMONT
FIELD.
A Gusher Struck at ManningtOn-New Wells Ex-
pected in-lmportari Court Proceedings at
Parkersbnrg-Farmsr Overcome by
Heat-Gensral News.
Sp.cial z.learam 70 ne Rerister.

Special telegram to he Register.
BELMONT, w. VA, July 3.-Great
changes have come over the Belmont
field in the last few days. There has
been ten new rigs built here and several
more are under construction. The
Brown well No. ., directly opposite the
railway station, on the railroad right Of
way, was drilled into the first pay streak
this afternoon and is doing 800 barrels.
She will be drilled further into the sand
tomorrow and it is expected she will do
300 barrels when drilled into the second
pay streak. The William Boyle well
No. 6, located on the poor farm, came in
this evening and is doing 400 barrels.
1t is but a short distance from his well
No. ., which was dry hole. The Dun
can Oil Co. well No. l, on the Jones
farm that started of at 1000 barrels,
has declined TO 500 barrels. The Dun
can oil Co. well No. > on the Taylor
farm that started of ai COO barrels has
declined to about 400 barrels. All the
balance of the producers are keeping up
their average.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
July FOUR TIMES.
How the Great Day VIII BE Celebrated in
the CITY.

And now comes the galorious ! ourth ant
so forth. with its patriotic feelings and its
nOissOmc jackson crackers. picnics. private
and public, and other things, and beer II
is 10 be sincerely hoped that the rain vii
not reign. rs il usually does. on this great
American day, when the heart of the you'll
of our land is full of patriotism and hi'
pockets full Of pyrotechnics.
This Fourth commenced some time sine,
when the feelings of our citizens stopped
| over in places and they fire of crackers
and other shcbangs of that sort. Last even
/ ing the racket opened up in earnest, anC
the man who invented those large juicy
crackers which almost knock ones head
of. ought 10 have half dozen placed under
him and exploded simultaneously, They
are crackers from away back.
There will be numerous places of amuse
ment where the day can be pleasantly
spent, the Park, Seibert's Garden and the
Printers Picnic, on the Fair Grounds, all
being places where pleasure can be found.
Also base ball at the Island Park. morning
and afternoon, between Wheeling and Nc
KccspOTt.
Mayor Seabright has issued no procla-
nation this year, out he said last evening
that he wanted 10 see everybody have q
good time. and fire cracker shooting would
not be- stopped if they were kept off the
sidewalks, or out Of the alleys and other
places where property would be endanger-
ed. Anybody found shooting them in such
places will be arrested.
All the city and county Offices will be
closed to-day. and all business houses will
be closed down, so that the day will be gen
orally observed.
At the p0stofiice business will be trans
acted as usual until noon. After that time
all operations will be suspended until to
morrow morning.
Let the eagle scream
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
Army of the Potomac.

PORTLAND. ME., July 3.-The Veteran:
met in the City Hall this afternoon. Among
the prominent officers who occupied the
seats on the floor and on the stage were
Gen. Sherman, Gen. +. A. Walner, Hon
HOratio King, Gen Fitz-JOhn Porter, Gen
Selden Connor. Gen. Collins, Col. Horace
&. King, Gen. Hodges, Gen. l.. S. Dickin
son. Gems. Locke, Clarkson, Beale and
Goddard, also officers OF the war vessels III
the harbor.
Gen. j. NJ. Brown escorted Gen. Sher
man to the stage and three cheers were
given for him. while the band was play
ing Hon. Hannibal Hamlin came on the
platform and the whole society rose anc
gave him three cheers. Mr.. Hamlln held
quite a reception on the stage
The meeting was called to order by Gen
Coils, who presided in place of Gen
Perhe After prayer, Gen. Horatio King
read the poem.
Buffalo was selected as the next place OF
meeting The following officers were elect
ed President, Gen. Selden Conner Maine
Vice-President, first corps. Gen. Ira Nj
Hedges, New York; second corps, John ID
| Billings, Mass; third corps, Gen. p. X
/ Detrobriand, Louisiana; fifth corps, Capt
Nathan Appleton, Mass. sixth corps, Col
Redfield Proctor, Vermont; ninth corps
/ Gen +. w. Swift. Michigan; tenth corps
Col. George b. Dyer, Washington; clev
euth corps, Gen. O. o. Howard Gen
Sherman was elected an honorary member
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
PARI<ERSBU RG.
Suspected Forgcr Arrested Endowment
Fraternity Lodge-Other News.

Suspected Forgcr Arrested Endowment
Fraternity Lodge-Other News.
Special TsloqrGm 10 the Re0isfer.
PARKERSBURG, July 3.-YeSterday a
man walked into the First National
Bank and presented draft for 5000 on
Shattuck X jackson in favor Of Kirk ~
son. The draft and the man looked
questionable and the cashier turned Ia
the telephone TO call up the firm. When
the bank officer turned 10 the phone the
the fellow disappeared. He was a
stranger to the officer. To-day man
named ChaS. Carpenter, painter, was
arrested on suspicion Of being the
forger. Carpenter went to prison.
1A,lodgc of Endowment Fraternity
was Instituted in this city Monday night.
10 is called ParkerSburg Lodge No. II.
II. C. kilmer. of Baltimore, supreme
Secretary of the order, instituted the
lodge. Frank p. Meats, Past President;
W. T. Heatory, President; Geo. L.
Zeiglar, Nice-PrcSiccnt; c. w. Enright,
Secretary.
The lodge is an institution gotten mp
on the endowment plan, the members
paying inStalmcntS Of - 30 per month.
Deputy L. :. Marshal Poe brought
i'm a prisoner last evening from out the
road charged with violation of the In
ternal Revenue. The prisoner gave The
name of BILLY" but declined to 90 any
further into gcnealogy. BILLY was
Indicted Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
EIOroUs CLOAKMAKERs.
A Scene of Bloodshed Enacted ON Broad
way.

New York, July 3.-A crowd of
about 200 striking cloak makers gather
ed ON Broadway between Leonard and
White streets this morning AT the hour
when the hands In Meyer x JonaSSon'S
shops aud the Mercantile Cloak Co. 5
place at $40 Broadway We're going to
work. When their employees appeared
aud tried TO enter the shops they were
surrounded by the strikers, who for
babe them with vehement geSticula-
tiOus not To enter. In a few minutes
Broadway for two blocks was the scene
of dozen running fights For short
time the strikers had il alk their own
way. The aSSailed men pluckily fought
back. AS q consequence. damaged
heads among the strikers were plentiful.
The working cloak makers. however,
generally got the worst of il. Around
Meyer Il JOnassen'S shop the battle
ragged most hcrcely. Charles Butler,
William WinneS, and man named
Quincy were seriously hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
A WAR OF TARIFFS.
FRANCE WILL RETALIATE FOR THE MEIyLgY
BILL
American Export Trade viii Suffer From The Non
'irosiiy-Sanley Severely Criticised By
German Colonizers- Exhibitions
Snlsn--Ths Liberal Victory.

LONDON, July 3.-All indications
point to determined effort, led by Mr..
Howard Vincent in the British Parlia-
ment' to discriminate against United
States exports in retaliation for the Ne
kinley Tariff bill.
The Government. however. has so
much important business onits list that
1t Is unlikely that such measure. I'm.
yolving radical departure from the
free trade principles OF half century.
would receive serious conSiderationdur-
ing the present session. In France
however. the adoption OF rctaliatory
measure Is certain. as soon as the Nc
kinley bill becomes a law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
RIVER RIPPLEs.
News About the Boats and Boaimen on
the Ohio.


The marks on the landing last evenin.
indicated feet inches and rising
The Scotia passed up for Pitisbui-
about : 20 o'clock last evening
The Hudson passed down yesterday
morning al o'clock. She had F"oi
freight trip and a good list of passengers
Tho Andes got away about . o'clocA
"Wednesday oyening with good trip esiE
ciallvo Of passengesr, the list NUMBERING '''
persons
The hull Of the packet for ne B4y bt9,.
was successfully launched AZ Mui ra' \, ''l
an Friday last 10 was taken I'd iinHp'N' .
yvhore the machinery and cabin VIII D' p'.
an II Is i75 feet long and - lect D'ai'
cvlinders. l6 inches in diameter WIN %
DOT 4 inche, stroke. : boilers :" l''i i.
ie,,,,b with fucs each n Is cNpeci.u
,ba, tho ne,y boat will be- completed 10y lh'
,att5ic ~ August She is to he cdiIrd
IL. NJ stanley. aud will take thr place
- ,bc Tfllie Bav iu the Pittsburgh anu
L-,,a,,h. river trade As soon a. lh'
S,aniev comes out the Lizzie Baf VIII N'
ionr,tbeued twenty-five feet. anu '"' "''
'.et nov and larger cylinders, - i"'
In diameter and j-fect sirohr
Tn mark, from points ABOVE f''''
.i.,. ,ver,. Pittsburg. feet in'h'' il'
uli I., vcather. cloudy and wrfn.
I,.'''- Il,,...''''',-.,'s,..li4 feet inch and rising.
''aa,ber clear Morgautown. ieci anu
,;si,,,. weather cloudy and warm warren
Ia :. 10 Of q foot and falling "e"'N'''
cloudy and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
JUSTICE DAVIS COURT.
Eleven Cases Disposed Of Yesterday, Eight
of Which Were Criminal.

Alfred Sands and Winnie Taylor. both
colorcd. We're arrested By Officer Buch,
sands on the night before and the woman
Yesterday. on warrants sworn out by Lucy
Sands. the wife Of Sands. on the charge OF
unlawful cOhabitation. For more than a
year Sands and the woman have been sus-
tanning improper relations. and she has a
babe some two or three months old which
she saws Sands is the father Of. Sands was
committed to Jail in default Of 800 bail for
the grand Jury, and the woman was also
committed for a short time in default OF
bail. in "A similar amount, but she after
wards secured bondsman and was re
leased.
Three young men who became involved
in beer trouble at Sebert's 5, on the pike,
last Monday, settled up their troubles be
fore the Justice, last evening, by two OF
them paving small fines and the costs IN
all three cases They We're disinclined TO
prosecute each other after cooling OF.
Annie NJ Reynolds, of the North End
was arrested on two warrants. one sworn
ont bv Katie Dorton and the other by Mrs
Mary Schelley. charging her with breaches
of the peace. 4 large crowd was present
from the North End TO hear the cases. last
evening. owing 10 their sensational ma
ture. The defendant was found guilty ~
both cases and fined 81 in each case.
The Justice disposed Of eleven cases yes
terday-eight criminal and three civil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
ALIEN LAND OWNERS

Have NO Rights Under the Iowa Laws.
De, MoINEs. IA, July 3.-Judge Kava-
naueh. Of the Polk county district court,
has rendered a decision 20 the effect that
an alien can acquire by inheritance no right
or interest To real estate IN Iowa. The law
passed by the seventeenth general assem-
blv provides that nOn-residentS are pre-
vented from acquiring 10 or holding any
lands or real estate in the State by descent.
device purchase or otherwise. But an alien
may acquire and hold real property 10 the
extent of 230 acres OF city property To the
amount of $1,000 i'm value, providing that
within five wears from the date Of purchase
of such property the same is placed in the
possession of u relative OF such purchaser
within the third degree of kindred, or the
husband or wife Of such relative and fur
Their that such occupant become natural
lied citizen within ten years from the pur-
chase of said property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
, Good rhInr to Keep at Hand


som Ia. ea,, sFcIs .i, Of cholera morbus. aud
lecl 20 sesV, 40 feel anv Of the symptoms
%S'cS a9% Spg% usually precee tha ail@en, such ,
as sickness at the stomach. di9rrh%' arm 1ba
we v'.IS;u.s otro.'' Remedy the very thing 20
oer,;i,b ,,i,b,en one out in such cases. and al
SSp1,s ,Yp1s Keep ee il about It is somewhat sim
lsr 49, to The the usual cholera cures but seems 10
Contain I%1 ingredients that render y. }, . NOR
pleasant 70 take and tnat 90 .n',i ,.,is w., me- %
-. quickly Sheriff DevereuH te.i' US
,S,, ,pot' ne Is subject 20 cholera morous' ana
.o,,iy .,.'.e flt 4 spell coming on when he oO-
.et5ai .e;1e5 n bottle Of Chamberlain's Conc
CbnIera 5;i-,'I and Diarrhpa Remedy, and tw9
doses made him all right. We arr no, o.
writing this for a pay testimonial oti ."
", 49,, s,,, -ea1ers know what is good tuint
~ keep ol handy in the house. For sale oy 80, -
- - g. Coe,le VI ". Irwin, G. Schnepi ana
John Klari.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04

LoNpoN, July 3.-The Daily Nclcs cOnsid
ers the result Of the election at Barrow iu
Furness the greatest Liberal victory since
the general election.
The Chronicle says: The votes for MIR
Caine We're requested aud given specitical
~ In condemnation OF the Government fol
whom the result is a crushing defeat Eve
ry day they hold ofice longer imperils IN,
cause Of the Union \ reconstruction OF
the Cabinet is Imperative The same pa.
per also says that Mr. Chamberlain's pro.
posal fora conference on the Irish question
is worthy Of consideration
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
WANT IN INCKEAsE.
The Tobie Roller. Ask Twenty-Five Gents
a Thousand Advance.

Ata largely attended meeting Of the
Cigar Makers Union. held wednesday
evening. IL was decided 20 ask for an ad,
vance of twenty-five cents per thousand
for all kinds Of handmade stOgies,
The demand will be formally presented
10 the manufacturers tomorrow, ana they
will be given until July II 70 decide what
thev will do. The present prices PAID ior
making stogies are so per thousand 1or
Keutuckys and - for seed stosies. AZ
these prices the men average about 4'V'
stories a week. or sl0sso that the advance
will give them but 81 per week more.
A number Of manufacturers spoken 10 on
the subject Yesterday did not have much To
sav. II IS learned, however, that some OF
the smaller ones are willing 10 pay the au-
vance. as il makes little difference to them
Others say that they have strong compe-
tition in the cheap Ohio and Pennsylvania
sfogies brought into this market, and they
are selling now al yery close margin
while still others claim that they have DIX
orders ahead at such close figures that 70
nav the advaucc would be disastrous. 10
/ conceded By many, however. that the
demand Of the tObie rollers is Just, but that
il should not have been made in such per
emptory manner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
liberal Oner.

Mat. McCabe. Of New Brunswick, ILL.,,
offers to pay five dollars to any person
troubled with bloody fiux, who will take
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar,,
rhna Remedy according to directions ana
does not get well in the shortest possible
time. One half of - cent bottle OF TINS
remedy cured him Of bloody fluX, after ne
had tried other medicines and the prescriP-
tions of physicians without benefit MT.
McCabe is perfectly safe IN making thls 5
offer as more than thousand oo5'ieS ll oI
mis- remedy are sold each day, and Il has
never been known to fail in any case OF coiic
cholera morbus. dysentery, diarrn9a or
bIoody tiux. when the plain printed direc-
tions were followed. For sale by I;
r.. Goetze. W. W. Irwin, c. Schnpei ana
Inhn Kari.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
Grndnates M Mnrietta.

MARIETTA. O., July 3-The graduating
exercises of the lfty-ifth annual com
menccment of Marietta College were held
in the City Opera House yesterday. The
following young men graduated: Geo. z.
Dechler. valedictOrian: John Kaiser, salu-
tatorv: Arthur Cole. Arthur Clark, Chas.
Ward. Fredericl, Moore, Paul Scott, Chas.
Bailey, Evan Evans, Elmore Moniort
Jasper Barnes. Friend Hutchinson, George
Plumer, Robert Shaw, Homer Morris,
William Lucas, Oliver Elliott. Thomas
Church. Earl Crawford. William Monfori,
William ELS and George Gear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
THREE TIMES SENTENCED.
Kemmler VIII Die By Electricity on
August 4.

BUFFALO, y. Y, July 3.-For the
third time sentence of death was to-day
passed on Kemmler, the murderer whose
case has become famous through the
long fight in the Courts against the
electrical execution law. Kemmler was
brought this morning and lodged in Jail
till 9:3O this afternoon, when he was
brought into the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, and Judge Childs ordered his
previous sentence to be carried into ef-
feet at Auburn prison, during the week
of August 4th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
Only One sullivan.

ST. Louis, July 3-Jack Dempsey was
asked tonight if he was willing to meet
John l.. Sullivan He said: "The big fel-
low would pick me up, turn me over ON his
knee and spank me. There is only one
Sullivan.
"Fighting it dead in San Francisco, they
say
dempsey chucSled 1.-THE best people of
San Francisco said he; "love pugilism
and it will never die there
"What about jackson and Sullivan
"They are sure TO meet sooner or later,
and when they do it will be fight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
NnfinnnlIeurue.

At Pittsburg- Allegheny 4, New York 0 ;
earned. Allegheny | ; hits, ; and ,; errors,
none; pitchers, Baker and Welch; umpire,
Wilson and Howe.
At Chicago Chicago :, Philadelphia ),
pitchers, Sullivan and Day; hits, II and 4;
earned. and 3; umpire, Lynch.
At Cleveland-Cleveland q, Boston 5:
hits. $ and II; errors, | and 2;carned, Bas
ton | pitchers, Garfield and Nichols; UNI
pire, McQuadc.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, 9; Brooklyn,
Is: earned runs, each; hits, , each; errors,
3 and 4 pitchers Duryea and Loyctt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
Deadly Pugilism.

CmCAGo, Juty Slack Ashton was tc
meet Frank Glover tonight, at Battery ID
Armory, in a hard glove contest, and 1000
people assembled to witness the pu-
gilistic encounter. The police pre-
vented the men from appearing, however
owing TO the fact that when the time came
another pugilist had participated in one OF
the preliminary fights that formed part OF
the programme was seriously injured
The unfortunate man was Mike Brennan
Of Boston, who in clinch with Frank
Garrard suffered terrific fall. The
back of Brennan's head struck the floor
knocking him insensible. He had previ
ously been keeled over repeatedly by
smashing right and left handlers from Gar
rard Gamard was arrested. At midnight
the death of the injured man was expected
at any time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
TICKLIsH SITUATION.
Cincinnati Telegraph Operators work
Ahead In IA Burning Building.

Aheau IN burning bhi""S'
CINCINNATI, ONO. July 3.-Therc have
been three fire alarms and as many fires up
to ten o'clock tonight. One fire called out
the entire fire department because the To-
cality was very cOmbustible. The loss and
damage by these fires were not over $4,000
all told
The most exciting of these fires was the
last one. which about 10 o'clock was dis
covered on the third floor of the Western
Union Telegraph building by messenger
boy of the Associated Press. Another boy
turned in the alarm and the fire, though
burning fercely, was promptly eXtinguish-
ed. All the while the Associated Press IN
instruments ticked off their mes
sages, though the operators cast now
and then "A nervous glance upward to the
next story above them where the firemen
were at work. The floor was just one re-
move away from overhead, which saved
the Associated Press office from being
drenched. Smoke went up through the
rafters AID filled the large office of the
Western Union Telegraph Company. Fifty
operators got up and fled in hot haste to
terra firma. but returned half an hour later
to resume work. The damage by this hre
is trifliug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
OHIO BUDGET.
Wanted for False Pretcnse- Hooking Val
lev Miners Strike.

CoLUMBUs, July 3-Samuel Davis,
Columbus citizen, is fighting requisitior
issued by Governor Hovey. OF Indiana, iol
his arrest and extradition on the charge ol
obtaining money under false pretenses pre-
feI.red by c. W Miller, South Bend rea
estate dealer. Miller claims that he bought
land in Mason county, West Virginia, val
ued at =. 800 off Davis, paying therefor II
iewelry. When he went TO take possession
he found that another party held it as a re
suit of litigation as to its title that had
long been pending.
The miners of three of the Hooking Val
ley mines have gone out on strike be
cause the operators refuse to comply witt
the agreement of the Arbitration Commit
tee by removing screens. The mines al
fected are owned by w. =. Rend and w
= Cnnrtright.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
Confederate Veterans in Convention.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 3.-Thc firs'
convention of the United Confederate Vet
erans' Association met in Chattanooga to
day. Gov. John B. Gordon presiding. Al
the public buildings and leading business
houses were profusely decorated with the
Stars and Stripes.
Ex-Confederate veterans by the thou
sands are participating in the meeting. The
address of welcome was delivered by Hon
Y. Wheeler, an ex-Federal soldier, and was
responded to by Gen. John i. Gordon. The
question of organizing the Sons OF Conied
crate Veterans was referred to com
mittee
A memorial from the Woman's jefferson
Davis Monument Association OF New Or
leans. asking cooperation, was presented
and several hundred dollars were sub
Scribed.
The following officers were elected
General-in- Ceief, General John b. Gordon
Tieutenat. General f. Kirby Smith of
Tennessee: Lieutenant Trans-Mississp
Department, Gen w. l.. Cobell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
CRITICIsEs STANLEY.
Commissioner Liebert's speech at the Colo
nial SocIety's Meeting

BERLIN, July 3-No adequate concep-
tion can be formed from the reading Of the
official report, Of the unanimity Of condem-
nation with which the Colonial Society. at
its meeting held at Cologne on Tuesday
last, received the Anglo-Gcrman agree
ment
At the banquet subsequent TO the busi-
ness meeting Of the society open and Wig
orous expressions Of dissatisfaction with
the terms Of the convention were given
utterance. Henry NJ. Stanley was described
in speech made by Maj. Licbert, the Com
missioner for East Africa, as an egotistir
and self-adyertising American hero. who
had written up his adventures before they
had been encountered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
Akron Wins.
PLAYERS League.

At Buffalo Buffalo 3. Brooklyn l3; hits
; and -; errors, and 3; earned, and ,
pitchers, Keefe and Sowders; umpires
Matthews and Leach.
At Chicago Chicago 5, Philadelphia 6
hits, II and 10; errors, 4 and ,; earned
runs, and .; pitchers, Baldwin and Hus
ted umpires, Ferguson and Holbert.
At Cleveland Cleveland o. New York ,
hits, 1 and II; errors, Cleveland2; earned
New York 3; pitchers, Gruber and Ewing
umpires, Bakely, Knight and Jones.