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SWEET REVENGE.
Tho Senators Dust Up Their Diamond
with Elnn,s Cripples.


win FInn's Cripples.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 30.-1he home team
broke their string of defeats to-day and
took glorious revenge on San Francisco,
defeating them by score of - to l.
Harper was invincible, Shea being the
only cripple who could hit him. He was
rather wild. giving five bases on balls, hit
ting a batsman and struck out four men.
He was given good support, DAILY and Reitz
especially distinguishing themselves. The
formers error was excuSable, as Hanley
tore the ball from his hands.
McHale showed decided improvement
in his work and threw fairly to bases.
Altogether the home team played grand
game both at bat and in the field.
Coughlin was Very wild, and was hit hard
in the first two innings, besides giving three
bases on balls. He was touched up for
somewhat after the game was lost and
pitched fair ball, holding the home team
down to four hits during the remainder of
the game. His support was poor, and cut
quite a figure in the run-making.
Reiiz was struck in the head by pitched
ball in the eighth inning, being Knocked
senseless, and it was some time before he
could resume his position.
Donahuc umpired poorly. his decisions all
being in favcr of the visitors. Or balls and
strikes he was away off.
In the first inning GOOdenough's base
balls, Daly's double, McHale's single and
Levy's error netted the homo club three
runs.
In the second Hoffman hit for double
| and scored on Harper's triple. Harper
scored on Daly's single. Godar hit single,
| and Stapleton was given his base on balls,
| filling the bags. R0bsrts showed the ball
| over Levy's head and easily made the circuit,
| driving the others in ahead of him.
| In the last half of the second Levy reached
| first on Harpers error. stole second and
scored the only run for his side on passed
ball.
In the eighth Goodenough reached second
| on Hanley's error and scored on DAILY
| single. DAILY scored on Everetts error and
| Roberts single. Attendance zoo. The score
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AUTUMN MEETING OF
THE SOVEREIGHS.
Progress of the Negotiations for
Russia's Entrance Into
the Piece Circle.
MUCH DEPENDS ON AUSTRIA.
Grand Duke Michael Dispatched to
AiIay the Fears of the French
Governmental Measure for the
international Suppression of An
archists and NihiIists-B Bismarck
and the Emperor - American
Riflemen.
Copyrighted 1890 by the New York Associated Press

BERLIN. Aug. 3O.-The progress Of nego-
tiatfeas for the entrance of Russia into
European -crrtente is Indicated by the arrange
mentS for tie autumn meeei.isVl the sover-
eigns. The projected interview depends
largely upon Austria'S acceptance of the
terms on which Emperor William proposes
the revision of the Berlin treaty. The
opinion Of Foreign Office officials here con-
tinues hopeful OF definite solution Of the
Balkan troubles before the end Of the year.
The Car has sent Grand Duke Michael,
President of the Russian Council, on a special
mission to Paris to reassure the French
Tie Moscow Gazette seeks to calm the
te ars expressed by the French press in re
gard to the desertion of France by Iiussia,
by declaring that the Cars persistent aim
is TO maintain the balance of power, recog-
nizing the fact that Russia and France have
common interests and united responsible
ities.'
Prominent among the measures agreed uron
by De Giers and Won Caprivi will be found
enc looking to the international REPRESSION of
Anarchists and Nihilists, the Car desiring
European concert en- this matter.
The riotous meeting of Berlin Socialists al
FTiedricksham has given the Government a
preteXt for ordering special military preeau-
tons against greater disorders The tumult
at Friedrieksham arose from an abusive at
tack made by Herr Willie upen BebeL
At the Catholic Congress at Ccblentz
COCO persons attended. The congress de-
in Of
all Catholic orders, including the Jesuits, and
the restoration of the Pope'S temporal
poy ar: also. government subvention for
Catholic missions in German Africa.
The New York rifiemen left for home to-
day. Many hOnorS were shown them before
their departure.
Emperor Francis joseph and the Regent OF
Bavaria are mediatinI between Emperor
William and Prince Bismarck, and recon-
ciliation is almost effected.
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Fur.1mporters in Troub:e.

NEW York, Aug. 3o-The efforts OIL the
French firm Of Revillons Freres to import
furs at less than market prices IS likely 60
lead to seriors results. Furriers here have
aoreed that the full penalty be imposed by
the Government, in which case the loss to
the firn, would be many thousands. Firms
that haze bought of Revillons are anxiona
about the decision Of the Government.
a prominent furrier said: "Of my own
knowledge / know that there is an ex-Cds-
presented with costly seal garment thai
cost the Revilons themselves $500. VI
course, under such treatment the Customs
official used unusually elastic judgment IN
appraising the goods of the firm.
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THE STEINER MURDER.
An Appeal fer Aid Ftlm The Husband Of III
Murieress.

Murieress.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex), Aug, 30.-A brief
announcement Of the murder of Max Stein
er, the District Judge Of the Hldalgo C0un-
ty Circuit Court, was contained in the dis
patches of August 18th. lie was shot BY
the wife Of ex-Judge II. T. McCabe, bit
ter political enemy. at Reynosa. Mexico,
and no reasonable motive could be ascrlDed
until Yesterday, when the following Affect
ing appeal was received:
REYSosA (Mexico). August goth.
To the American PeOpie; For Two months
have been in bed, disaU ed from eunshot wound
In the ioui. Duung ali This lime lhy "lIe. maria
Inez VINO is but 15 years old, almost from day
10 day has been followed UP and insulted by one
Max Strluer He has even followed her with
armed men, has questioned her virtue ana wrote
n letter 10 ile SurTIff OF Gaines County, In which
he expresse the belief that L was not married to
her She was brought to bed aud confined pre-
maturely and our babe was lost, all through Tue
uuleard-Of terrible slurs aud slaudeIs Cast upon
her by this same Steiner; and while defending
that most dear 10 woman, her hOnor, sle shot
HIM thI Ough the heart, ana forever sealed the
polluted lips OF the slandefer oi Womans virtue
The shooting occurred In keynosa. Iamau-
| lIpas, Mex, Oh lhe17Ih inst. Sac. my vile, Is
| now In jail al this place. we are indeed 10 need
| can you help my wife now In her sad plight? Do
| IL by voluntary contributions and In the name OF
woman's sanctlncdtlon ana virtue oenu any
| amount that may be raised to eithrr Albert Dean
| of HIdago. Tex, X. +. Bentfro OF Brownsville,
| or Don Juan DomlngueZ of this place, who COM
| pose a committee 10 receive whatever IS gwen 10
| defend my wife. Yours, truly, H. /. McCABE.
The shooting occurred at ReynOsa, where
| an excursion party from Matamoras were
| attending fair. After an evening per-
| formancs at the theater. Judge Steiner, ac-
| conpanied by his wife and daughter, en-
| tered booth for refreshments. The ladies
| had taken seats at table and Judge
| Steiner was about 10 sit down when Mrs.
| McCabe rushed up to them, her long black
| hair streaming in the air. She seized the
| Judge by the arm, held pistol to his
breast and fired, and the man fell dead at
| her feet. Mrs. Steiner sprang up and was
| felIed to the ground by blow from the in
furiatcd wonan'S pistol. The murderess,
who is described as beautiful woman, also
| knocked the Chief OF Police down with her
| pistol and held a policeman at bay with the
| same on until she was disarmed and
| pinioned by squad of soldiers. Mrs. Nc,
Jabe's husband, who held the position OF
County Judge of Karnes County, Tex, foi
which he was Ineligible, was recently un-
seated, his successo, being Judge Steiner
| McCabe, with number OF friends. en-
deayored to forcibly capture the court
house, but failing, fed to Mexico, where nc
las since resided. Mrs. McCabe had sworn
| vengeance against Steiner.
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=, xonr CurIcuRA REMEDIES. 1t described my
oa eo exactIy that thought, last resort, to
Sye them trial. When first applied them was
ali raw and bleeding. from scratching myself put
not done for years. the effect was SO soothing In
about two weeks could stand straight. but not
As near as can judge the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
cured me in about six to eight weeks and up to this
have not been sick in any way. or have had the
least signs Of the disease reappearing on me.
W. j. MCDONALD.
3732 Dearborn St., Chicago. Ill. June 30, 81.
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pieaereemsnt Among Church Member,

CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.--The First baptlst
Church has become involved in disagree
ment concerning its pastor, Rev. G. Y. Lock
wood, who was recently nominated for Secre-
tary of State by the Prohibitionsts. AZ ,i
meeting of the Advisory Board during LOCK-
woods absence resolutions we're adopted re-
que=tiDg him to resign. Upon his re,nrn
church meeting was held at which vote was
taken against his resignation, and declaring
tne meeting of the Advisory Board Illegal ana
its proceedings void.
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CLARKsoN's SUCCESSOR.
W. W. Morrow Mentioned FOR tie Position ct
Assissant Postmaster-Gsneral.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Assistant Post
master General Clarkson concluded his ser
vice In the Po>toffice Department to-day. The
President greatly desired his further con-
tinuance in the place, but Ciarksou was
unable to remain any longer. Clarkson will
assume the Presidency of the JudsOn Pneu-
matte Railway Company, which applies new
principles to locomotive and motor power in
cities. La nearly eighteen months in office
Clarkson has appointed 26,675 fourlh-rlass
Postmasters and established $3.50 new Post
offices In Presidential offices, 2217 appoint
ments have ben made during his official term,
leaving only 400 of this class of offices un-
changed. A striking feature is the number of
new offices established, over half OF which are
in the Southern States.
The men most prominently named rs his
successor are L. r. Michener of Indiana, Ii.
C. Payne of. Wisconsin, Chauncey l. Filley of
Missouri, John n. Irwin of Iowa. Samuel
Fessenden of Connecticut, w. w. Morrow OF
California, and Z. c. Fowler, now chief clerk
of the office,
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Three Men Killed by Train.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 3o.-Kinehardt Schnei-
der, Patrick Dooey and Michael Daley, tho
first two employees OF brewery and the
last-named foreman of the National Carbon
Works, were instantly killed this evening
by the Lake Shore Express. The three
men were crossing the track on beer
wagon when the train struck them.
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McAulife-Slavin Fight.

NEW York, Aug. ga London dis
patch to the Herald says that the interest in
the Slavin and McAuliffe fight continues to
increase in London sporting circles as the
day Of the contest approaches. Marcus
Mayer says he has been Offering to bet $1,000
even on McAuliffe for ten days, but can find
no takers. MeAuliffe weighs 214 pounds
stripped, thiIty-two less than when he left
California
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THE HOME-RULERS.
Completion Of the Plans for the Irish- Emeri-
can Convention

can Conventicn.
DUBLIN, Aug. 30.-The plans for the
Irish-Amvrcan convention to be held in
America are now completed. Dillon and
O'Brien will be accompanied by two other
Irish members, and the whole party will be
under strict injnnctions from headquarters.
The method of warfare adopted by the special
commission and the evidence given concern
ing the movements of Irish delegates and
their associations in America have rendered
this step necessary. Important changes are
to be made in the method of transmitting
subscriptions to the Central Association. IL
has been customary to send different sums
to one center in America and thence to Dub
lin. In future the central office Will be
abolished, and each branch will forward
subscriptions direct to Dnblin.
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Hartford Results.

HARTFORD, Aug 3o.-This was the CLOSING
day Of the grand circuit. Guy trolted at exhl.
bin0n mile In 2:1l1a. aud G. j. Hamlln VI "
Buffalo drove in double harness bis mares, heiio
Hamlin and Justlna, mile in 2:1534. teducins i,s :
their own record OF 2:16A, and equaillDs tn9
time made by Maxy Cobb aud Media Medium a'
Fleetwood In 1884.
First ace capital Guarantee stake. Tor ioais u
1886, $1,000, Early Bird won. AbDie secohu'
C,f0s third. Best time, 2:22.
Second race. 2:29 tro, $1,000, r. NJ. Iayioa ,a
won Maggie second, Nightingale third, IONIC
Carpenter fourth. Best time, 2:23.
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punching their hits. Attendance 400. Score:
Glneinnats.. ats.....................1 o o Q 90 o 3-6
bostohS.... S.......u.............1 001 O 9 0-5
base hits-cincinnatis Is, Bostons 8. Errors
SNcinnatis 8, Bostons o. Batteries-Duryea and
s1an, Getzein and CANCEL. Umpre-Powers.
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Fatal Cartridge EXPLOSION.

NARRAGANsEIT PIER Or. L., Aug. So
cartridge in n hoe drilled in ledge, which
is being removed to accommodate the sewer
system, was exploded this morning by some
Italians. One mans arm was shattered and
his body 30 riddled with stone that he died in
two hours. Another man had both eyes blown
out a third had Il cut made in his scalp and
barely escaped being Drained, While two others
were seyereIy hurt
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SECOND GAME.


NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The Chicago brother-
hood team won to-day's game. Comlsky had a
finger broken in the ninth by the Dall, ana VIII
probably not play again THIS season. iy Luehy
New Yorks. ks.....................O
Chicagos. gos.................-.....oU u U .
base hits-New Yorks 7. Chicag0s q. Error5-New
Yorks g. Cbicapos Z. Batteries-Crane and Brown,
Bartson and Farrell. Umpires-Jones and Knight.
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Cn,,om.House B.II-Players.

The United States Custom Inspectors will
play match game with nine from the
weighers' department. at Emeryville, at $50
o'clock this morning for purse OF 500. Both
mines have been practicing for over month,
and great game is expected.
The Cogswell High School nine defeated the
Commercial School nine at the Presidlo, yes
tertay, by a score of l6 to ..
The feature of the game was the batting oi
the CooswplIS
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BARTTELLoT's DIARY.
New Light to Bs Thrown on the Em;n Rel


Expedition.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-The publication in
the autumn of Major Barttellots diary,
with letters to his family, written while he
was in charge of the rear column, will
put a new phase on the controversy over
Stanley's expedition. Some facts will be
brought forward which are in direct con-
fiict with Stanley's narrative, ana
Major Barttellots course OF con-
different light from that in which Stanley
has left it. These documents and papers I'M
pIgn seriously the entire management OF the
expedition for the relief of Emin.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 80. Stanley and hlS
wife and her mother will sail for New ork
on the Teutonic, October 29th.
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up entirely, and from contino-
ally sitting on the floor on a pill
low, my limbs contracted so
that lost all control OF them,
and was utterly helpless: My
mother would have TO lit me-
out and into bed. l could get
around the house on my hands
and feet, but could not get my
clothes on at all, and had to.
wear a sort OF dI essing-gown.
NV hair had all matted down or
fallen of, and my head, face and
ears were one scab. The disease
continued In this manner until
was seventeen years old, and
one day in January. 1879, L
raad an xceount in the Tt.fbffne
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Rurned by Carbo!ic Acid.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-While the City OF
Chester of the Inman Line was lying at her
dock, tonight, an explosion occurred IN the
hold where several men were engaged IN
unloading the vessel. One Of number of
carboys of carboic acid burst and the fluid
burned three men, one fatally and two seri-
1tr
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Ten Innings.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-The Cbicagos won
hard. fought game in the tenth inning by the
good work Of C00ney, Carroll aud Wiimot. Al
tendance 4S0O. Score:
Chicag0s. 0 o 0 OO l-lO
fniiducipniaS .............V " w y y
Base hits-Chicagos To- Phiadelphias 10; Errors
Chicagos 3, fhiladelphias T. Batteries-kituedge
and Hutchinson, Smith and Gray. umpire-Lyhch
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Pnlicsmen Bsaten.

CHICAGO. Aug. 30.-A gang of sewer
builders got on drunken tear this evening
in the northwestern portion of the ci-y. A
policeman tried to quiet them, when the men
set upon and beat him so he can hardly
live. A citizen sent in an alarm. and
four officers came in patrol wagon. They
had hard fight with the thirty drunken
men, but finally dispersed them and secured
the leaders. All the policemen were pretty
we'll battered up.
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sacramentos 6 o o 0 Ola
San Franchises. ......0 U o . u
Earned -Sacramentos 8. Home run-.Kob-
crts. Three-iase hit-Harper. Two-base nts-
mentos 4, San Francscos 4. First base on called
baiis-Sacramentos 8, San Franciscos O. Lett on
bases-Sacramentos 8, San FranciscOS y. StrncK
out-By Harper 4, by Coughlin 8. First base on hit
by pitcner-Roberts, Reitz. stevens Double plays
.Reitz DAILY and Stapieton. wild pitch-IIarper l.
Time OF gamr-l hour and 55 minutes. umpire
Donahuc. 0lhcial scorer-will ii. Young.
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sunol and Palo Alto,

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 80. = This morning
Sunol aud Palo ALTO were given their hrst
speeding since their arrival at Belmont fatk.
Paio Alto, driven by Marvin, made a mie !.
2:13 after which Marvin brought out SuDoi anu
speeded her a mile IN 2:121s. Tie track WIS
dead, owing TO tho rain. The horses are IN sooe
shape. and the track, II the weather holds goou.
will be fast next Thursday when they Will ~
against their records.
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his action and when this reached the ears OF
the latter Gil Bias bristled with sarcastic
items about the Marquis. The latter then
said he would slap the face of the correspond
ent. Then came the challenge, which the
Marquis accented. The duel takes place on
the Comment Thursday.
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The San Francisco's Triu mph.

New YORK, Aug. 31.-The Times says:
"The San Francisco's triumph in
her recent trial may well be graft
fying to the country as we'll as to
her contractors and to the Navy
Department 1t furnishes fresh de-
morstration of the ability OF the
Pacific Coast to build its own war ves-
sels and Look out for its own defenses.
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EASTERN GAMES.
Interesting Contests on League and Brother
hood Grounds.

NEW YORK, Aug. .3O.-The New Yorks won
both games to-day easily. The first was an IN
teresting fight, the features being great catcnes
by Burke and Jordan. Attendance 7oO. score:
New Yorks rksU1 o 0 o U %
Pittsburgs . -. .U o 0 y U o 0-O
Base hits-New Yorks g. Pittsburgs 2. Errors-
New YOrks g. Pitsburgs z. Batteries-husle anu
Buckley, Phillips and Wilson.
SECOND GAME.
New Yorks. 1907
PittsDurgs. s.......................V " v -
New Yorks s, Pittshurgs g. Batteries-Sharrott and
Murphy, Heard and Wilson. Umpre-Streif.
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Damage by a High Sea.

AsBURY PARK On. j., Aug. 3o.-The sea
ran high all day. The surf reached under
the baihing-houses at the foot OF Second
avenue, toppling them over into the water.
The eleetric-light ro.es are down, and the
lOaid walk was torn to splintcrs.
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Association Games.

hssociatAop % " .1,,o,,o, o no
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3o.-Alhelics D, W
lumbus s.
Second Game-Afhleics, Columbus z.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 80. - Baltimores a, 81.
LOUISE.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 3o.-The game with Louis
Vile was postponed ON accoun, OF ram. To-
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Earned runs-OakIands 5. Three-base hits-bWet-
new C. O'Neill. Two-base hits-Dooey2 2 Sacrihce
hits-Swecney 9, C. ONefil, Holiday, shaw, kiiroy,
Fudger DUNCAN and Lohinan. First base on errors
Oakands a. Stocktons s. First base on called balls
sOaKiands 4, Stoektous 8. Lett on bases-Oak lands
g. Stocktonss 3. Struck out-by Shaw 2, by Perrott
r. Wild pitches-Perrott 2. lime OF gsme-l hour
and 50 minutes Umpirc-McLaughiin. Scorer
MALAGA.
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An Open Letter,

w. E. WORT who signs himself Cor
Iest Nding Secretary of the Pacific Coast
Laooie, ,e,ts Union, No. l." has written an
open forth 4, the Native Sons in which he
gsshe ,o, ,a1pproache union does not approve
an eSsHns on thecelebration by the Ma
tionalisaa fl raternal onud that, under the
~Sey win reyi-ation celebrating
,;rlk
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Seven Wn,kmsn Killed

BERLIN, Aug. 30.-The cellar'of a brewery
in StoetteEitz. SaXony. in which number Of
men were at work, collapsed to-day, burying
.NiVteen Mor6men. Seven were killed. and the
remainder were severely injured.
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A slugeine coatest.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 30.-The brotherhood game
was smuggling contest, in Whlch Inc home team
had the hest men. Attendance 100. Score:
RrootIvns o o SO 1 LA
Cjeve,snds 90 2 0 q 4-lU
p--a.hs---sp-o -or :,'v-s is Clevelands %. Errors-
BrOoklynS A. ClevelandS b. a,attoIaSS hing
and Kingiow. McGill and Brennan. ompneo
Gaffney and Sheridan
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DE LEUvILLE CHALLENGED
London Correspondent Anxious to Shed
obe Blood.

LONDON, Aug. 90 MARQUIS de Leuville
has been challenged to mortal combat by
the London correspondent of Gil Bias. The
challenge was sent out on Friday morning.
The trouble arose from stories That tne
Marquis had Induced Mrs. Frank Leslie 10
consent to marry him. The Gil Bias corre-
spondent calle1 on tue athletic young noble
man, and, according to his announcement,
asked for the details of the affair. Lieu
vile refused to talk and threw the CORE.
spondent downstairs. He then boasted OF
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Fifteen Lives Lost.

PEsTH, Aug. 3o.-Fifteen persons were
killed to-day in burning building in Mejoe
Kerest re. They were in the building en-
deavoi ing to save property, when the roof fell
in, crushing them to d, ath.
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shindles' Good Work.

ting Won to-days game for Philadelphia. AT
tendance 5000. Score:
philadelphias lO 5000 0 s. 8
Buffaios. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y y v =
Base hits -Philadeiphas 10. Buffalos 8. Errors
Philadeiphias Q, Buffalos 4. Batterles-Knell and
Cross, Cunningham and Mack. Umpires-Snyder
and Pearson.
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hv incsv ny, Aug. 95v.-TCday's National
the game wergas AN exciting me and was won
BROOKLYN. Attendance ssoo. score.
Base hits-CievelandsN....0 10000 5000
Clevelands 2. Brooklyns - o o o o O-2
thinner, Lovett and DAILY. t-sQksns s. Errors
IerIes-Viau and
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AN ECZEMA II YEARS
Cured in g Weeks. One Of the Great
est Cures Ever Perfornedb by
the Cuticura Remedies.

At the age OF three months rash (Which after
ward proved to be eczema or salt rheum) made It's
appearance on my face. Physician after physician
was called. None of them did me any good at aii
bated il spread to my arms and legs. till was laid
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Ibs New York Central Strike.

New YORK, Aug So.-In connection with
the strike, Vice-President Webb of the New
York Central has been summoned to appear
before the State Board OF Arbitration on lues-
daY.
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THE PLAYERS LIZ
Boston Wins Two Games From TT.
Cor,iskv Ipiured

CCIISky
BOSTON, Aug. 3o.-In the first game the Be.
tons knocked Tener out OF the box. while Rad.
bourne made monkeys OF the Burghers In the
second. Attendance. 5000. Score:
Bostous 3l4eOOO2- 2-16
fillSDufgs-.-. ......l " =
Base hits-Bostons 1S, Pittsburgs l3. Errors-One
each. Batteries-6umbert, Murphy ana Kelly,
Tener. Doe and Quinn. Umpires-Ferguson anu
Hoibert.
SECOND GAME
Bostons o / 0 o O-5
fittsDurgs.... ..........-...-..-O " "
Base hits-Bostons 7, Plttsburgs 8. Errors-Bos.
tons Q, Pittsburgs l. Observation-Disclosures ana
Murphy, Staley and Quinn Umpires-ferguson
and Holbert Seven innings.