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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
EVERYTHING FAVORABLE.
An Enormous Volume Of Business With
Proportionate Confidence.

NEW YORK, May 23.-R. G. Dun & Co. s
Weekly Review Of Trade says: All the
ordinary business indications grow more
favorable. While speculation in some
lines IS active, possibly nearing the point
of danger. il is undeniable that the volume
OF legitimate business IS on the whole
greater than it has been at this season in
any previous year Money is compara-
lively easy and commercial credits un-
disturbed. The volume of business at
New York has been swelled by heavy
speculation and at Boston sales Of
stocks are three times those of last year.
But bank clearings at Boston, Philadel-
phia and Chicago are - per cent larger
than year ago, while the aggregate at all
other points outside of New York is p
per cent above last years. The railroad
earnings still tell the same story.
The foreign trade shows less change
and yet is heavy. Exports from New
York in May thus far are "A per cent
larger than q year ago and imports here q
per cent larger. In all these comparisons
It is to be remembered that last years
movement was about the largest ever
recorded.
The reports from all other cities are
more encouraging than usual. At Boston
q very fair business is reported with
money easy and the lumber trade not
affected by the carpenters strike. At
i
low prices and money is plenty and cheap.
Iron improves.
At Chicago tie movement of grain
and meats exceeds last years,
the dry goods trade is good.
though not up to last years, liberal orders
for boots and shoes and larger sales than
for some time are noted, but there is a
slight relapse in clothing. The money
market is unchanged and the prospect
deemed good st. Louis reports favorably
as to nearly all lines of trade with money
in good demand. At Milwaukee and St.
Paul trade is good and business at Omaha
and Kansas City is up to the average with
some dullness at Detroit because Of cool
weather But at these and all other re-
porting points this week collections are
fair, the money markets are undistIrbed
and there is apparent much confidence
in the Immediate commercial future. The
great industries also look better. In the
speculative market wheat has been
stronger rising ? cents, with sales Of
83, 600, 600 bushels and the exports continue
fair. Corn has declined nearly l cent and
oats risen as much. Products are all a
shade lower and coffee unchanged. In gen
eral prices of products are a shade lower
than "A week ago and viii naturally decline
Rs new crops approach.
The business failures during the last
seven days number 222. as compared with
2l2 last week For the same time last year
the figures were 2@9.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
ON LOVE AND MARRIAGE
A Group of witty Paragraphs Collected by
Chatter.

A Group of Witty Paragraphs Collected by
Chatter.
At the Ladies' College. Miss Joy-Mad-
am, Mir. Foster has come TO take me for a
drive; may goS
you know, Miss Joy, the rules Of the
college do not allow it unless you are en-
gagged. Are you engaged to Mr.. FOster2"
Miss Joy (doubtfuIly)-N-o, buff you
viii let me so I shall be By the time we set
back.-Euclish Paper.
Old Richfellow tdesperately(-H you re-
fuse me, what is there LEFT for me TO do'
Sweet Girl-Well, 1 read the other day
about rich man who made his will in
favor OF the woman who refused him and
then went oat and hung hmsek-Petit
Journal Pour Rire.
Two friends are conversing. Take my
advice and get married" "
! have horror OF perpetual slavery"
"Ah, ny dear boy, If ron could only find
wife Ike mine-so good, 50 kind, so afeo-
t.orate so devoted"
We'll. then, I'll wait till she's widow"
English Exchange.
\ girl who had received declaration q
love IN a typewriter letter replied that
she was not to be wooed by machinery.
Il doesn't put an arm around you and you
don't feel anything. you know. You can't
tell positively whether anything has hap
peAed oc not when il taxes place by post"
The Anste-danEer.
Mother-Well. Katie, you have hsd quite
lively chat with TIE young ozsrlsieT- has
ne declared himself a. lssrf
katis-Y-e-s; you SO, ma, ell the time he
vRs smoking Lis cigar lie kept pulling rings
into the air. and an perfectly sure be in
tended that as a covert allusjon 70 the en-
gagement and wedding rings.-LeiPziGgt
NacLricY
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DOCTOR TERRILJ.
154N MAIN ST. WICHITA. KAN.


Cures disease Of women heretofore
abandoned 10y the profession. Such a.
ibToii tumor~, displacement, en-
IargemeHt-. pralapsu-, etc, by the use
or electricity. according 10 the meth
ods elaborated by the great French
Surgeon 4 po-toli.
NERVOUS DT~EAEES-Dr. Terrifi
WISHES TO cali the attention Of thoss
suffering from uervou. diseases. par
aly-i-. nervous prostratiou. etc, to the
wonderful curative effects - De de-
rived from electricity when scieH-
ideally applied, and desires % state
Iu 80 Dee fua'sss tEg application Of elec-
.FIritF iu Uervaue di-eA-ss "a special
.ratuFr OF hi- practice. The doctor
ss tac uuest my diamond carbon
@ battery ever seen iH the west aud
;he appliances especially adapted
tbr treatment Of lost manhood
.r seminal weakness. which be quick
sad permanently cures by the aid
ot electricity.
CATARRII-EyeFy case Of cafarrh
i= curablr 81 properly treated. regard
Tess of has others have -aid. Many
Ca-s= cured - e single treatment.
PILES. 0-tuis and all rectal diseases
cured; 10 knife 40 pain; a cure guar
4uteeI.
lretheral Structures quickly ard
permanently cured. mo- cutting or
pain go money uutii cured.
CHRONIC DISEASES Bronchitis,
a@t bmA- hay fever. ali throat and iuus
troubles. -Eiu erupti0u+, rheumatism.
dropzy. BrEhrs direa-e. bladder.
kidney and urinary Diseases, biDoJ
poison and private di.ea-es.
~ PHtLIS--The dread diseaae of
mankind, quickly and permanently
cure.i. Dy the new treatment, without
the pol-fTnouz dFuZe ~ days gone ~.
Medicine sent to all pzrts 81 me
coHatTy. send for question blank.
j. II. TERRILL. ". %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
THE FRISCO PURCHASE ANNOUNCED

THE FRISCO PURCHASE ANNOUNCED.
BosTeN, Mass, May pa circular has
been issued by George G. Magoun, chair
man os the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad company formally announced to
the stockholders the requirement of the
st. Louis & San Francisco road. 1t opens
by congratulating the stockholders upon
the adjustment of the funded debt, the
aversion of foreclosure and the placing of
the concern upon a sound basis. The
geography of the proprieties is de-
tailed and tabulated statement
shows the railway segments that make up
the 1929 miles of the St. Louis & San
Francisco system. The advantage of this
combination as to the far southwest traffic
is dwelt upon and tabulated statement
from the railroad managers show the capi-
talization and stock status. 1t is stated
t hat the financial and physical conditions
of the St Louis & San Francisco are good,
the company having a surplus of available
and cash resources over its floating indebt-
edness and the tracks, equipments, etc,
are in condition for economical operation.
In conclusion the circular says that
S27, 600 (par value) new stock has been
issued. of which so, ,2S5, 175 has been deliv-
cred for the new purchase, leaving S714, S25
new .Atchison stock in the cOmpany'S
treasury. BY the purchase $2S, ,000, GOO has
been added TO the capital stock, the capital
stock per mile has been increased S755.45,
and !, SOL miles added to the road
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, May
23.-The highest temperature was 40
the lowest up to 7p. m. go, and the
mean 68 Q, with light showers during the
forenoon, followed by cloudy weather,
nearly stationery pressure, lower tempera-
ture, 81 inch Of rain.
Last year on May %, the highest tenn
perature was $50, the lowest 660, and the
mean 76'.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
May q, s p. m.-Forecast until s p. IN.
Saturday:
For Missouri and Kansas-Cloudy
weather and rain, southerly winds. cooler
by Sunday morning.
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HARRlsoN FOUND GUILTY.

EMPoRIA. Kan. May 22-The jury this
afternoon brought in a verdict of guilty in
the case OF state vs. John Harrison. deputy
county clerk, charged with altering the
census returns Of Lyon county. This
alteration was TO raise the population 10
over 25.oU0, and thereby increase the salaU-
les of the county clerk. county attorney
and other officials. a new trial has been
asked for and in case it is refused, the case
will probably be taken TO the supreme
court. The penalty IS any time under ten
years in the penitentiary. The county
Clerk is accused of a similar offence and his
case will be heard tomorrow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
STORMS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Several Lives Lost and Great Damage to
Property.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 23.-The heaviest
rain and electrical storm ever know in
years pass over a large section of western
Pennsylvania this evening, doing great
damage to property and resulting in the
loss Of several lives. The storm struck
Pittsburg about + o'clock in the
west end, the wind playing havoc.
On Windlebiddle avenue frame
houses were lifted from their
foundation and completely destroyed A
large number of persons received slight
injuries but as far as known at this time
there were no fatalities.
At McKeesport hailstones as large as
large as walnuts fell while the rain poured
down in sheets, for a full half hour The
lightning struck several buildings in this
vicinity. The greatest injury was done by
the water which was five feet deep on Fifth
avenue and a number of houses which
were below grade were submerged.
At Greensburg William Frick, the gard
ner at St. JosOph's academy, was struck
and instantly killed by lightning The
heavy rains caused great damage by flood
in lowlandS III this vicinity. Several
houses We're struck by lightning
At Washington lightning struck a der
rick in course of erection on Colonel Rob
ert Miller's farm, shattering it and killing
William Pullman, seriously injnring Will
lam Gates, and stunning two others.
III dytLtt COuDJg JuG IdlIlall ulu luuCn
damage to railroads At Bradford the
tracks are covered with water The food
in Mounts creek carried away small build
ings. At Layton station an immense
amount of mud, rocks and trees came
down on the Baltimore & Ohio tracks.
IFainmen say the streams from hills
fiOated over the tracks At ScOttdale the
storm was particularly destructive. Gel
lars are nearly filled with water and the
goods stored away saturated.
A dispatch from Oil City says: Heavy
rain falls almost steadily since last mid
night raising the water in the river and
creek to the highest point since 1888. The
rise in the river has been six feet since 10 a.
m Reports from all points up the river
give from five to eight inches higher and 1t
Is expected it will be at least five feet
higher here before midnight. The ground
floor of the lower portion Of the town Is
flooded
At Wheeling, w. Va. about two and
one-half inches of rain fell in twenty min
utes, deluging the streets and flooding a
number of business houses, cellars and
first floors. There are apprehensions of a
big river. In, Pittsburg the heavy rains
are likely to swell the rivers to food pro-
portions
\ special from Erie says the long con-
tinued heavy rains have caused a great
deal of trouble on the railroads in that
section Of the state.
''Take the bull by the horns" is an old
adage, but you take DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup by the teaspoonful. A few drops
for a child. One bottle will save the lives
of family. For coughs, colds, bronchitis
etc, it is excellent and safe. p cents.
In the treatment of rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, sciatic, tic douloureuX, semicrania,
etc. the value of Salvation Oil can not he
over-estimated. 1t kills pain. Price twenty
five cents bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
4 Pockst Pin Cushion Frs to Smokers Of


The Forr scott. Wichita & We-tern rasl-
way 30 5I.ss1uri Pacitc Route h fhe aalv
line running solid trains through frou
y ichlta 20 Kansas City and ~ Louis
LEAVING = scasta al S-ls 3. ia you a-ri Sc ~
kanszs cltv next Morning ~ oeiacE
PuLuan Talacs sleeping and free reClln-
i1g chair car Through - Kansas Gltv aad
- Louis without change Re14ea1iser 3
yo1 20 Ela fae foTE -cott Route goa arv
not dependent On main llfle -ueCt stz.s a.
! uEctlll PCint. Dut son - rlEtt through
CT s5.51 trains. Ia-s T. TIE Culv route
hoe main bne Tuus through Wichita
Al trains are made Up here and Illu
through solid 20 Kansas Cry - - Louis
II ls ghs saortesf line - for1y-sszht asl -
and two EoaE TIE quickest Tao sra4eH
daily - 81 Lauis aud az r15ats ezai.
Ticket olt1ee ~ North Aala n r-rs Dspas
cDELer =e1osd and y s1Ilsrs - rssss
2 T. BLEfEIEv.
Passenger and Ticker ARsa-, 80 Ssrrh
Aasu sfreet. Wichita. Kaa
Il &. TowSeEsp
G. Z. = !. "a, - Louis, Ma
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Watch the Magnet Soap" adds"
THE SOUTHERN METHODtSTS.


ST LOUIS No, May 23-Bishop Hay
food. the newly conSecrated bishop, pre-
sided over the general conference Of the
Methodist church South this morning.
After religious exercises and the adoption
Of a memorial on the death of Rev. Nathan
Scarritt of Kansas City. the regular order
was suspended to allow the consideration
of committee report recommending that
the board Of church extension establish a
system of mutual insurance for churches.
The report was rejected.
The committee on publishing interests
reported favorably a proposition 10 eSrab-
lisa a paper on the Pacific coast and rec
commended that the book committee and
publishing agent do ii and it was adopted
after debate. All the California dele
gates favored the scheme. An editor : To
be elected by the general conference and
$1,000 appropriated TO carry the paper
along during the next quaurennium
Adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
VII INVESTIGATE ITS AFFAIRS.

NI50Ga B0GaAMFGN baRf Of sweo ~ Y May No oS dae bp
ness today. On the door is posted this
notice: Pending an examination of its
affairs this bank is closed. Depositors need
have no fear" The cashier of this bank is
c. A Thompson, who is charged by c. II.
Platt, president of the public grain and
stock exchange, with acting in concert
with James Dee to defraud the exchange
of $50, 900. He was the correspondent of
the exchange at OswegO.
Cashier Thompson is out of town pre-
sumably at Newport News, Va, where his
wife has been staying for several months.
Mr.. Thompson is also treasurer of the Os-
wegO company.
Gentlemen who retain youthful ap
pearance preserve their hair with Ayers
Hair Vigor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

Thee ir CORES flr.1l5e-ee T5sh frfra2s Ia
TIRE east who contemplate FirlfIus = .chifA
GO business ~ v.es-srr .a -te near fafurr.
shlusH 3s- a14ssrf ~ tEs a-rlas - klflss.
seeker sreursloas % - gun ~ - pepEI-
lar frl--g llIr from - Llutf % Wl1a.sa
or April = May -. SeE-~r1s slsF T. sspters-
Dr. u ard October lk 1als5
Tar=e tickets sre good % return thirty
tass fseta date 1f - = snd aru aol6 az ths
extremely .oF Fal:e - sG@ fare fcy ia
stand trip The krse8 las j. the only
Las running fso dstlT express trasas
ts-rs sr~sa - Lo4ls and Wfchfta uaEauut
ehauze y WaHAEr.
General Passeuger Azent. - Lou4a. ia
Glug-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

Sound Advice.-We conscientiously rec
ommend our readers to try Salvation Oil
in all cases of rheumatism. Sold by all
druggists for 25 cents bottle.
An errand boy in Philadelphia fancy
etore has just been left $500,000, but it is
thought he will die early Of consumption.
There is nothing better for your children
that are daily exposed than a spoonful or
two Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
FULL OF FRAUD.
The Supreme Court Throws Out Demo
cratic Officials,

HELENA, Mont, May 23.-The supreme
court of Montana decided the contested
election of the sheriff of Sllverbow county,
involving the validity of the vote in the
famous precinct No. 81 The court unani-
mously held that the vote of that precinct
was so irregular in all respects, and so sat
urated with proven fraud that it should be
entirely rejected. This elects the sheriff
and all Of the Republican officers in Silver
bow county.
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FOR HORRIBLE GRIMES.
A Lynching in Sight for a Fiendish
TenleSSean

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May 22,-Ieorge
Dunnaway. the some what noted muir
derer, was captured early this morning al
his fathers residence near MurphySborc
Tenn. The murders occurred some elgu-
teen months ago. When Dunnaway was
in love with bis cousin and when she re
fused 20 many him he committed an out
rage upon her person and then murdered
her The mother Of the girl attempted her
rescue and he killed her The father of
the murdered girl then interfered and he
barely escaped with his life. The mur-
derer then escaped \ dispatch 10 AmerI-
can says the murderer viii probably be
lynCheG
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ALDERMEN INDICTED.

Drs MONIES, Ia. May 28.-Four alder
men and seven ex-aldermen of this city
hare been indicted by the grand jury for
wilfnl misconduct in office in drawing
from the city treasury. illegally. sums az
gregating $1,000. Most OF them gave
bonds for trial and will claim they had the
right TO the money as pay Tor the service
on the committees Nearly ali of those in
dicted have returned portions Of the sums
10 the treasury.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
BAPTIST MISSIONARIES.
The Seventy-sixth Annual Meeting Begun
in Chicago

CHICAGO. III, May 23.-The seventy
sixth annual meeting of the American
Baptist missionary union began this
morning. The union is the foreign mis-
sionary society of the Baptists Of the
northern states and represents about 5000
churches and 70O,O00 christians. George
w Northrop, D. D., of Morgan Park, H..
is president of the society and
after the opening devotional service
delivered an eloquent address. The
annual report of the executive committee
showed a very successful year of work.
The total income of the society was $3.50,
52T, more than paying the expenses Of the
society and reducing the debt of last year
to = .942. The summary shows siXty-four
stations and l.3S2 out stations: 33l mis-
sionaries, 1856 native preachers; 1881
churches with l3S, 293 members, Of whom
II ,46l were baptised during the last year.
The net increase during the last year was
- missionaries, Is churches and 3 $50 mem
bers.
The election of officers resulted in the
choice OF George w. Northup. D. D., of
Illinois, president; Hon, l. \. Nelson.
Blake, of Massachusetts, and H. +. Colby,
d. D., of Ohio vice presidents; II. :. Bur
rage. D. D.. of Maine, recording secretary,
and thirty members of the board Of man
ayers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

The wife Il Co8nt Tolgt5i IL haar-or1-
woman Of A., sEd tae mother u t5artesn
shi-1rea- sac IS youEz looking. 5rlzzt ard
sh@s-s,.f
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NOT IN BAD SHAPE.
The States Wheat Crop Makes an Rnoour-
aging Showing,

KANSAS CITY, No, May 23.-Judging
from dispatches received from grain men
throughout the state the reported damage
to the wheat crOD has been exaggerated.
The reports of damage to the crop come in
most instances from the northwestern part
of the state'where the acreage is small.
Butler and Russell are the points furtheSt
east where rain Is needed. In some of the
southwestern counties cheat has been
discovered. However it is not prevalent
enough TO seriously damage the crop in
that locality. Considered as a whole the
dispatches are encouraging and the indica-
lions for as large crop as last
years are Excellent At Ellsworth
and Herngton no serious complaint of
damage have been made. though at Els
worth hail has caused some injury The
crop in both localities viii be ready for
harvesting about July /. The crop at
Sedan win be about a. per cent of an aver
age with about per cent cheat. CopiOus
rains have fallen.
Harvesting will commence about June
TO- Rain Is badly needed in Russell and
unless it comes soon the crop will be seri-
OuSlv burned. The crop IL thin at MCPher-
son and some cheat Is reported. There has
been plenty of rain. The harvest Is four
weeks OFF.
From AtchiSon comes the information
that the crop is reported failure west of
Beloit Rain came too late. Heavy rains
ut Atchisou have improved the prospects
and brought the wheat out. The stand Is
short and the heads propOrtlonateiy re-
duced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
BASE BALL.

Are you subject to nervous headaches:
Bradycrotine viii cure them.
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nEPREDATIONS 81 PESTS NILLlNOIS

BLOOMINGTON. Ill. May 23-An insect
called the saw fly Is reported to be running
wheat ia various parts of central Illinois.
No field has vet been found that Is free
from he pests, which attacks the root and
boreS into and upJhe stem, bringing decay
and death Large areaS of wheat viii be
plowed mp and the land planted IN other
CrQnS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago .........t...0 0 0 4 0 / O . SO
Philadelphia ........4 0 l 0 2 / 90 S
Base hits-Chicago II, Philadelphia IL.
ErrOrs-Chicago 4, Philadelphia g.
Batteries-RobinsOu and kittridge, Wick
cry and Schriver.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn. 0 0 300 0 O. 3
Cincinnati. 2 0 90 l l II
Base hits-Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati1. 1.
Errors-BroOklyn 3, Cincinnati l.
Batteries-Terry and DAILY, Vlau and
keenan,.
AT NEW YORK.
New York. O2 1871 2-17
Pittsburg. rg..............O t 0 0 0 3 0 80
Base hits-New York 10, Pittsburg II.
ErrOrs-New York 3, Pittsburg TO-
Batteries-Welch and Murphy, Schmidt
and Ewing.
AT BOSTON.
Boston. ? 0 I 600 "A
Cleveland. 0 0 2 90 0 0 o. 3
Base hits-BOstOn ). Cleveland 9.
Errors-BoStOn 3, Cleveland 3.
Batteries-ClarksOn and Shelhasse, Lin
coin and thinner
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NO CESSATION.
BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS STILL
ENORMOUS.
Great Increase in the Volume Of
Trade with Corresponding
Confidence.
The Great Industries AL in Good Shape
Foreign Trade Very Heavy
Money Comparatively Easy.

Reported Damage to the Kansas Wheat
Crop Greatly Bzaggerated-Copiou8
Rains Doing Much to Improve
the Condition Pests
at Work in Illinois,
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ONLY 7 1-2c.

\ Big Drive. Half wool
challies only 10 cents.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

tSJdrS. u v " u u " " U - U
Columbus. us.............1 2 0 l 0 n 4
Base hits-Stars 4, Columbus2.
Errors-Stars 4, Columbus 8.
Batteries-Morrison and Bligh, Widner
and O'ConnOr.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
First game:
Athletics cs........O OOO1OO0 0OO-1
POledO. dO.................O 0 0 0 0 0 -
Base hits-Athletics Z, Toledo7.
Errors-Athletics 5, Toledo T.
Batteries-Esper and Robinson, Healy
and Rogers.
Second game:
Athletics. O40O1 Ill
Toledo. do...................0 0 3 0 0 1 2 6
Base hits-Athletic 12, ToIedo6 g.
ErrOrs-Athletics ), Toledo 6.
Batteries-Greene and Robinson, Smith
and Rogers.
AT ROCHESTER.
Rochester. r..........0 O2O-4
St. Louis. ..............0 0 90 0 -
Base hits-Rochester 5, st. Louis s.
ErrOrs-ROchester l, St. Louis g.
Batteries-Barr and Mcclure, Ramsey
and Munyan.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn. 00OO-4
Louisville. e.-...........1 0 1 0 0 O. 2
Base hits-BrookIyn ;, Louisville 5.
ErrOrs-Brooklyn 2, Louisville g.
Batteries-Meakin and Ryan, McCul-
Tough and Toy,
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POSTPONED GAMES

POSTPONED GAMES.
No Western Association base ball games
were played yesterday on account of rain
For economy and strength Hoods Sar-
saparilIa is unequalled-100 doses one dol
lar