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No Racount ef Yamhill.

WASHINGTON, Aug 29.-Several days ago
President Apperson of Minnville( Oregon
Board of Trade telegraphed to the Census
Office requesting recount of Yamhill County.
Special Agent Leland at Portland telegraphs
to the Census Department that AppersOn's
dispatch was based on the erroneous supposi-
ton that the Yamhill County census showed
only $500 population, whereas that county has
nearly II, l,000 Inhabitants When Leland made
this fact apparent the Yamhillers were con-
tented, consequently there will be no recount
of Yamhill
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THE WHITE METAL.
New York Banks Unwilling to Hold Treasury
Notes.

new IofK Banks unWllilng 70 doIo treasury
Notes.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The old story con-
cerning attempts here to discredit silver is
persistently reiterated. The Evening Tee-
gram this afternoon has the following: Itis
rumored that some Of the banks which have
received Treasury notes issued against pur-
chases of silver bullion were turning them
into gold certificates. The last is possible.
No banker would say he was willing TO hold
Treasury notes. but it was stated at the sub
Treasury that several hundred thousand dol
lars of notes have been presented for redemp-
tiOn. 1t is said, with shadow OF truth. that
some banks would like TO discredit the new
money.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The offers of sill
yer to the Government to-day amounted to
1853, 600 ounces. The amount purchased
was 100000 ounces at Sl.l949 and 158, COO
ounces at S1.1975. The majority of the offers
were at very high prices.
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The Argentine Loan,

BUENos AYREs, Aug, 2O.-The COM
mittee of the Senate approves the proposal
of the Finance Minister to issue 100000, 600
in Treasury notes, Tedeemable in five years,
and to loan $40, 600, 900 for conversion into
paper currency, with n further emission of
SIS, ,OO0,0o in cedulas by the National Bank.
In the Bourse liquidation to-day severe
losses and several failures were announced,
due TO q fall in gold
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Potter, Lcyell & Co.'S Failnre.

BOSTON, Aug. %. = 1t is impossible to
trace to any source worthy of credence the
Thousand and one reports regarding the
failure OF Potter, Lowell e. Co. From the
nature oil the business it is largely involved.
IL has assets to large amount but their
value Is not ascertainable, aud it will re.
qnire qn weeks to make up showing which
VIII approach any accuracy. The state
hrm are affected is no doubt correct, but
those firms have other resources, and will
probably weather the storm.
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The Phenix Gazette says: The loca
of the Arizona army headqt arters at Santa
Fe-a little, old Mexican pue bio, miles and
miles from nowhere, is one OF the lnoSi
peculiar freaks this arm of the service he
yet developed. Fort Whipple or dozen o.
other splendid localities within our t'7a
Territory offer hundreds OF induceme T
which this Mexican town never can hope 10
possess, besides the troops are on taa
gcound where they are needed.
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An sAcRAMENIo. AUGUST 29. 1880
Totals. IL 10 81


Sacramentos o o o 0 Q -3
San Franciscos. .......0 o ~-l2
Earned uns-Sacramentos l. Home runs-Good-
enough and Ebright Two-base hits-Ebright. Sac
rifce hits-Daly, Godar. Bowman, Shea 2, Looka-
baugh. First base on errors - San franciscos Z.
First base on called balls-Sacramentos o. san iran
ciscos l. Left bases-Sacramentos z, San Fran
ciscos 7. Struck out-By Hoffman A, by LookaDaugn
T. Hit by pitcher-Veach. Double plays - Hon-
man McIiale, Stapieton, Everett. Shea and Veach
Passed bails-Mcfiale 9. Tine OF game = hour
and so minutes. Umpire-Donahue. Official scorer
Will IL Young,
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NEW YORK. Aug 29.-The Evening Post,
looking over the railroad returns. predicts
editorially, this evening, great prosperitI ior
the Atcl isop system.
The Financial News Agency sends out the
following There are good reasons for be-
lieying that the Union Pacific will bee me
owner If the Pacific Short Line, between
Sioux City and Ogden. The Union Pacific
people, while denying all knowledge pend-
ing the deal" intimate that sonnet pr
may be on foot.
BosToN, Ang. 29.-A preliminary s1re
ment shows an increase OF S3,26l. 1877 In tht
gross earnings OF tire Union Pacific for s. gel
months, and about $4,000 increase 10 2
earnings for the saine period.
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The Rchrinr Sea Question.

LONDON, Aug. 29.-The Herald publishes
an interview with LAWYER Webster on the
Behring Sea question, and Webster gives
it as his opinion that the best settlement of
the dispute is by an appeal TO American
courts and finally to the Supreme Court at
Washington. tie says that certainly that
plan is far better than to submit to arbi-
rrlriOu
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collavse of the Chicago Strikes.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-At noon to-day a col
lapse Of every strike in this city occurred
and work in the stock-yards was begun in
earnest at l o'clock this afternoon. As n
result OF the conference, the Alton switch
men have recognized their mistake and re-
turned to work. The men agree to here
after refrain from trying to dictate to the
company in tho matter OF hiring or promot-
ing Us men. but reserve the right to appeal
to the officers of the company for redres. of
grievances. The switchmen at the stock
yards held meeting this morning and de-
ciared the strike of, to 60 into effect at /
o'clock to-day.
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Giving Lessons IN Fno,o,a

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Henniker Heaton,
NJ. r., OF England, who arrived here yester-
day, visited Postmaster Van Cott with a
view Of studying up the postal system of the
United States, to learn il his Government
cannot make an Improvement in the mail
service He expressed the hope that uni
form rate OF postage might, in the near
speaking countries. Heaton will visit
Washington, California and the Canadas.
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Distress at Tnkay.

VIENNA, Aug. 29.-Terible stories of dis
tress are pouring in from Tokay, where the
fire has not yet been extinguiShed. Heart
rending scenes are of daily occurrence. and
official appeal has been made for aid for
600O people who are without food and
shelter. Men, women and children are con-
stantly running about the desolated streets,
wringing their hands and calling on heaven
for helm.
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THE ARMY.
General Mecook to Be Sent to omahs-De-

PERTINENT of Arizona.
NAsBINGToS, Aug. 2a.--General McCook,
who was 10 baye assumed command of the
Department OF Arizona on September 1s..
has bad bis orders suspended by the War De
uartment, pending decision in the Brooke
KauH controversy. McCook will probably
be ordered TO Omaha and Brooke to Arizona.
1t has been decided by the department to con-
tinue the headquarters of the Department of
Arizona at Los Angeles until spring. when
General GibboD will retire and another re-
arrangement Of the military commands will
follow.
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debate the Senate adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
The Oklahoma Relief Measure Agreed to.
Private Bills Passed

The Oklahoma Relief Measure Agreed to.
Private Bills Passed.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The House soon
after meeting went into Committee Of the
Whole on the private calendar.
The conference report on the joint reso-
luton for the relief of destitution in Okla
homa was presented and agreed to. 1t
directs the application of the unexpended
balance for the relief of persons in the re-
gion Overflowed by the Mississippi to re-
lieving the citizens of Oklahoma rendered
destitute by tho unexampled drought there.
When the committee rose half dozen
private bills and the Omnibus Southern
War Claims Bill, after the Objectionable
features had been stricken out, were passed
A recess was then taken, the evening ses-
sion to be for the consideration of private
pension bills.
At the evening session the House passed
seventy-two private pension bills and ad-
journed.
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Sacrs msnto Eos office.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.--Mr. McKenna
has received the following letter:
Sir: i have the honor 10 say that this office
Will require the services OF a superintendent of
construction In connection with the erection OF
posofce, ETC., at Sacramento. Cal. The ap-
pOiutee should have knowledge OF building, be
rial ana with the construction OF worKs by build
ing ,radesmep. II you know of such n person
please advise this Office Of his name and address.
Respectfully yours. JAS. II. WINDREd,
Supervising Architect.
James McKenna recommended Mr.. Sead-
ler nf Sacramento
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DoL1INGER AND NEWMAN.
&sdstone Eulogiz the Two Great Men of
y ths Church

&sdstone EulOgiz the Two Great Men of
y the Church.
LONDON, 4ug. 29.-GladstOne, in an arti-
Gle in the \,eaker, eulOgzes Dollinger and
Newman two of the most remarkable
men Of the contemporary Christian church.
Each, he SAYS, gave his will to the will gov
erning the universe. The construction of
Dollirger's mind was simple; that of New
man was complex, requiring more to be
written about.
The Cardinal was subtle, far-reaching
genius, The shadngs Of whose thought were
ike the countless ripples of the sea. He
stands in no inYidious rivalry as man of
pTodigious learning.
Referring to Dollinger's address on the
Jews in Europe, Gladstone said it was
issued when the anti-Semitic movement
ragged in Germany, evidently for the pur-
IOse Of making the Germans ashamed.
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up entirely, and from contiau-
ally sitting on the floor on a pil-
low, my limbs contracted 50
that | lost all control OF them,
and was utterly helpless. NY
mother would have to lift me
out and into bed. l could get
around the house on my ham S
and feet, but l could not get my
clothes on at all, and had 10
wear a sort OF dressing-gown.
My hair had all matted down or
fallen of, and my head. face al 4
ears were one scab. The disea 80
continued In this manner until
/ was seventeen years old, and
one day in January, 1879. L
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A Gniltv I.t,er-Corr,cr,

In the United States District Court yester-
day, in the case of John +. Glover, local let
ter-carrier, charged with stealing small sum
of money IRON letter, the jury after q recess
of three hours brought in a verdict OF guilty
and recommended him strongly to the extreme
mercy of the Court. Pending setting the time
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The Guthrie Leeislatura.

GUTHRIE. Aug 29.-The Legislature was
organized this morning by combination Of
Democrats and Alliance members. Hon.
George w. Goldenshire, an Alliance mem
Der from Payne County, was chosen Presi-
dent ot the council.
In The Lower House it was developed that
the Democrats and Alliance members had
combined and had fourteen votes out Of
twenty five.
The temporary Chairman, Colson. adj
journed the House until 2 o'clock this after
noon, when Hon. n. A. Daniels, an Alliance
member, will undoubtedly be elected Speaker.
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The Railroad Wins.

WASHINGTON, Aug 29.-The Secretary of
the Interior has affirmed the decision of the
Commissioner of the General Land Office in
the case of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany vs.. w. Haley, involving Sections /, 2, 3
and west half of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton 3, Township 10 south. Range east, Mount
Diabo meridian, San Francisco Land District.
The land is situated within twenty miles of the
grant to the Southern Pacific Railroad.
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Tho Naxt Conpresa

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The Democratic
Congressional Committee is in correspondence
with the different States and trying TO find out
the prospects for Democratic ascendency in
the next House. In response to an inquiry,
Congressman Clunie trlegraphed yesterday to
McCreary of Kentucky that the Democrats in
California would carry four out of six districts.
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Determined to Get In.

OTTAWA, Aug 29.-Fifteen Cinnamon ar
rived by steamer last week at Victoria from
San Francisco, where they have been re-
fused landing. They say they will work
their way across the sound into Washing
ton, thence south to their original destina-
tion, San Francisco. Within the last month
large number of Chinese have arrived at
Victoria. from which point they Law plans
for smuggling themselves into the United
States
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'lne score

oaklands ..............1 o 0 0 0-3
stocktons. ns................0 y 0 o o U 0-l
Earned runs-Oaklands l. Twobase hit-Dun-
gan Sacrifice hits-N. oNei. Kilroy. First base
on errorS-Stocktons A. First base on called balls
OakIands 3, Stocatons !. Left on bases-Oaklands
6, StocstonsS. Struck out-By Kilroy 9, by Carsey
]. Double plsys-Fogarty and Selma, G. O'NeilI to
Dooley, N O'NeiI, Mcdonald and Dooley. Time of
game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-McLaugh-
lin. ScOrer-StaDeton
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PIottinp Socialists.

LONDON, Aug. ga dispatch from Rome
states that big sncialistic intrigue has
beer unearthed in that city. Concealed in
the houses of workingmen belonging to Sc
cret societies the police have found bombs
charged with powder and dynamite Cor
respondence of dangerous character with
foreign Socialists and Republican flags, in
tended to be used in case Of an outbreak,
were also found,
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LABORERS WANTED.
Work at q Standstill in Colorado for Want Of
Men

II n.
DENVER, Aug. Improvements, espec-
tally in railroad construction, in Colorado are
greatly retarded through the inability of the
companies to secure labor. The Denver and
Rio Grande are the greatest sufferers. They
have at present under construction: The Grand
Junction branch, 60 miles long; the Rio Grande
Southern, 1S5 miles; the Villa Grove branch.
60 miles; the great tunnel through Tennessee
Pass, besides very great amount of broad
gauging, all of which is almost at standstill
on this account The officials of the road saw
they can give employment to from 5000 to 5000
men on these new works at 81 per day, and
the work is so located as to admit of working
all winter. Several ditch companies and
smelter corporations are equal, if not greater
sufferers.
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Poor Work at New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The New Y0rks won an
easy victory to-day. Attendance 100. Score:
New Yorks. o "a D 1 Oil
ChicagoS oS.....---.-..-...--.---l L U U 1 l.
Base hits-New Yorks T. Chicagos7 4 Errors-New
Yorks o. Chicagos 8. Batteries-0'Day and Brown.
Baldwin and Farrel. Umpires-JOnes and knight.
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A Negro Lynch I'd.

LEXINGTON (Mo.l, Aug. 29.-Sheriff
Mitchell received telegram from Mayview
this morning stating that E. f. Parker, a
merchant OF that place, had been murdered.
The Sheriff and two deputies went to the
scene OF the crime. At Parker's store, in
poo, OF blood behind the counter, with his
head nearly severed from his boiy. lay the
body OF the dead man. The motive for the
srlhie evidently was robbery, for the cash.
drawer was rifed. In the afternoon negro
named William Walters was arrested by
constable for the murder of Parker. He
confessed. and the mob took him from the
officer and hanged him to a tree.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-Cheago's play was
superior In all respects. Attendance 230o.
Score:
Chicagos. gos...............-........1 0 2-6
Fhiiadeiphias. . o o 900 0-4
Base hits-Chicagos H. Philadelphlas g. Errors
Philadeiphias L. Batteres-Stein and Kittr edge
viekery and Schriyer, Umpire-Lynch
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Tunnel Hou.s pnrr.d

PORT HUDSON (Mich.), Aug 29.-The
iunnei House was burned last night and
one of the female employees was burned to
death. Two men who were in the house at
the time cannot be found It is feared they
met death III the flames. The house was
big wooden building, and was occupied by
dlggers and Sh0velers in the tunnel.
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Contrib utors Thanked.
n.

The managers of the Potrero Free Kin
dergarten publicly thank contributors to
the furnishing an support Of that institu-
ton, and espec tally the Tubbs Cordage
Company, Pacific Rolling-mills Company.
San Francisco Gaslight Company, Callfor-
mia Sugar Refinery. Arctic Oil Works and j.
O. Refs and Irving NJ. Scott.
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VOLUME LXVIII-NO. 81.

completion of the Cauca Railroad, from
Buena Ventura to Cali and Manzanares,
was signed in Bogota on the Goth inst.
The contract includes the privilege of build
ing extensions to the Gulf Of Darien on the
north and to the frontier of Ecuador on the
south, and from Cauca River to Magdalena
River and nayigable water of Amazon
River
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R2vae ees CT Cholera.

CAIRO, Aug. 29-During the past three
days there have been twenty-five new cases
of cholera at Jeddah.
VIENNA, Aug. 29.-Some excitement was
caused TO-DAY by report that a patient in
the Central Hospital in this city is suffer
ing from cholera.
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POLITICAL.

No Florida Republican Convention-Ncmina.
tions Made.
OcALA Fla.), Aug. 29.-There is to be no
convention for Florida Republicans this year.
The State Central Committee yesterday put
the following ticket in nomination: Con-
troller, l.. d. Ball; Supreme Court Judge,
j. R. Challen.
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A DEADLY CURRENT.
Two Men Instantly Killed by Stepping on an
E ectric-Light Wire

WHEELING (W. Va.). Aug. %. - This
evening Joe Solomon (coored) and an Ital-
ian whose mama is unknown. employed in
the Wheeling Terminal Railway Company's
tunnel, which is in course Of construction
stepped on an electric-Iight wire in the Cun-
mel and both were instantly killed Both
men wore thick-s0led leather boots, auQ
neither was burned in any way.
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BOMB EXPLOSION.
Police Headquarters at Trieste Damaged by
Italian Republicans.

Italian Republicans
TRIESTE, Aug. 29-Much excitement was
caused here last night by the explosion of
bomb in the doorway of the police head
quarters. Another bomb, with fuse burn
ing, was found in the railway station in
time to prevent dreadful catastrophe.
The exploded bomb smashed the door and
windows and severely wounded the Secre-
tary. 1t is surmised that the outrage is the
work Of Italian Republicans, who have
headquarters here, and who slrenuously
and violently advocate the annexation Of
Trieste to Italy and the proclamation of an
Italian republic. The Austrian Govern
ment is generally considered to treat these
turbulent agitators with a leniency that
amounts TO absolute weakness.
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An 1ng.ishman.s pi,prao,.

PITTsBURG. Aug. 29.-Dr John Sackville,
who is said to be full cousin to Sir Lionel
Sackville West, late English Minister to
this country, is now in the Allegheny
County Workhouse serving q twenty days
lives at Washington, Pa.
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The Oannha D stnrhtd

VIENNA, Aug. 29-Seyeral earthquake
shocks were felt in the Danube Valley yes
tcrday. The shocks lasted ten minutes.
The river rose in long lines similar 10 waves
caused by steamers paddle.
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Association Games.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 29.-Syracuses 9, Loulsvlles
TO-
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 29.-Today's game was
postponed owing to rain.
BALTIMORE, Aug. %. Baltimores 2, Sc.
Louis 6.
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RECORDS LOWERED.
Manager Faces a Mile in 2i613-Jack Harris
GhOd Shawinp

INDEPENDENCE QOwa) Aug. 29-At the
races here to-day, which were witnessed by 5000
people, Manager lowered his record and the
worlds two year old pacing record of 2:191a TO
2:1G12. Jack Harris troited against his record
OF 2:15 lowering 1t TO 2:1214.
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FOREIGN Wheat Contracts

PARIS, Aug. 29.-De Freycinct, Minister of
War has decided that foreign wheat shall be
excluded III contracts for supplying the army.
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Ihe Presidaptial PARTY Arriyes.

Preston Pa), Aug. 29.-The Presiden-
tial family, consisting of Mrs. Harrison, Rev.
DIR. Scott, Mrs. Russell Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckee, Baby Mckee and Mrs. Dinl-
mick. arrived here this evening from Cape
May,
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Roth VESSELS SUNK.

Collision Between schooners Results in the
Loss Of Several Lives
ST. JOHN On. b.. Aug. %. - Captain
Binkhorn OF the schooner Bessie Walker
reached here from Black Point to-day and
said that Wednesday, in company with the
schooner Wave, the Bessie Walker sailed
from Apple River During a storm that
night the vessels collided, the Bessie Walker
going ashore. The crew drifted ashore on
RATS and fifteen minutes later the vessel
broke into pieces. Ths Wave struck on n
reef and soon went to the bottom, all hands
on board, including girl named Smith, be-
inc drawned
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NEW YORK, Aug, 29.-Below are Berserkers
tips: First race, Kingston or Ballarat; second,
Reclare or Ruperia; third, Ambulance, Rey del
Rey or Montana; fourth, Merden RiZpan;
hiih, Auranla or Lotion; sixth. Kern OF Bella b.
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TRIESTE. Aug. 29-Another bomb was ex-
ploded to-day at the threshold of the Office of
the editor of Adria. \ boy was killed.
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CAPE MAY On. J.), Aug. 29.-The Presi-
dents family left for Cresson this morning
on apecial car attached to the regular ex-
press train Of the West Jersey Railroad.
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Sixteen men have been indicted at Sauta
Fe, n. Mex, for the murder of Eau Tin
limited States Marshal; J. o. Rodriguez,
Justice OF the Peace, and Sheriff +. Chog eL
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A Brilliant Game,

BOSTON, Aug. 29.-The league contest wa.
fought every Inch of the way and was brilliantly
played. Attendance $500. Score.
BostonA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o / O o O Ia
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

CinclnnatlS. ....-,..,...... ......U U U o O-l
Base hits-Bostons g. Cincinnatis i. Errors
B0stons !, Cincinnatis l. Batteries-Carkson and
CANCEL, Mullane and Harrington. umpre-Powers.
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This afternoon the Oaklands and Stock
tons will play at the Haight-street Grounds.
The game will begin at 5 o'clock with the
folInxvip y N, oil Ea-un.
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a Snan for Rostnn

BosToN, Aug. 29.-The Bostons had snap
knocking Maui ali over the field. Attendance
| 1900. Score:
| Bostons. ons........,...............34 o 4 ] 6-l8
Pittsburgs.... ....,.0 U o o O. O
Base hits-Bostons Is, Pttsburgs 10. Errors-Pitts-
| bnrgs 4. Observation-Disclosures Murphy and Swett.
| Maui and Hurley Umpires-FergusOn and Hoi-
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AN ECZEMA II YEARS
Cured in 8 Weeks. One Of the Great
est Cures Ever Performed by
the Cuticura Remedies.

At the age Of three months rash (Which after
ward proved TO be eczema or salt rheum) made rs
appearance on my face Physician after physic an
was called. None of them did me any good at ~,
but made rhe disease continued una
hated. IL snread to arms and legs. till was llld
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HOW MY SIDE ACHES!

ESNA Aching Sides and Back. Hip, Kidney and
M Uterine Palms. aud Rheumatism relieved
&XSM in one minute Dy the Cuticura Anti
ISSM ain Plaster. The first anu ohiy ihr
Simultaneous pain-killins plaster
au2S weSaSu
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Ten Innings at Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, Aug 29.-The home team won 4
ten.inning game after an exciting battle. At
tendance G50. Score:
Brookyns. ns...................l o 8 0 0 o l-lO
Cleyelands ................. o o o o O.
Base hits-Brooklyns 13 Cleveands IL. Errors
Brooklyns 8, Clevelands B. Notwithstanding
and Daily Gruber and Brennan. Umpires-Sher-
dan and Ganuey
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LIFTING THE VEIL.

DUBLIN. Aug. 29.-The Bishop of Dro
more is diving.
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In THE EAST.
Yesterdays National and Players League
Contests.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The New Yorks went
Pittsburg one better than nothing In rafting
game TO-DAY. Attendance 200. Score:
New Works U o o o OIL
Pittsburgs ....,,,.,...O o u U o D %
Base hits-New Yorks y, Pittsburgs 3 ErrorsI5
New Yorks l. Pittsburgs 8. Batteries-Weich anu
Tierpan Anderson and Decker. Umpire-Streh.