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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
ABBREVIATED TeLEGRAmS.

Lake Michigan Is reported entirely free
from ice
The London stock exchange will lie closed
Friday. Saturday, AMI Monday
Funeral services over the remains OF the
late Archbishop Hess were held at ST Johns
cathedral. Milwaukee, Tuesday.
Emperor William has decided that mill
tary officers on the retired list must in all
cases be amenable TO the civil law.
One thousand journ eymen plumissrs are
on strike in Chicago for an advance n wages
10 the minimum of IS - per day.
syndicate has secured exclusive right
over all diamonds found in South Africa
prior 10 MAY IL l. it diamond trusti
The sheriff of Carroll county. Ills. cap
tured the notorious Bennett brothers. gen
eral burglars at Dubuque. Ia, Tuesday
At New York Tuesday p j ClasSan was
indicted by the United States grand jury for
misapp!yin the funds of til. Sixth National
bank
Three conspirators who obtained a prize of
luoJ.UDJ forms from 9 Hungarian lottery
company have been sent to prison for long
terms
Dilworth Choate, The New Yerk World
reporter, who hid himself in the Fiack
jury room, has been sentenced to Jail for a
month
1t Is reported tina, tbs paper makers and
dealers have form ii a combination for the
purpose OF putting up the price of Their
product.
The twentieth annual commencement -xs
ercises of the Woman's Medical college Of
Chicago, took place Tuesday. Twenty-Five
ladies received diplomas
The ocean steamer City of Paris has been
pumped clear OF water and the leak suf-
ficiently repaired to permit OF her steaming
from Queenstown to Liverpool
An explosion in the Metallic Can works
near Bethayers, Pa. Tuesday blew Stephen
Burrows to pieces and severely injured Peter
Riley. There is not a trace OF the building
left
All the Knights Of Labor organizations in
District assembly 1871, st Louis, have with
drawn from the order as the result of inter.
nal dissenslons between the Americans and
Germans
The following named national banks have
been authorized TO commence business: Is
land Pond National bank, at Island Pond.
VT, capital $4,000; Tecumseh National
bank, at Tecumseh, Neb.. capital $50, OoJ
Hon David WILDER. congressman for the
Twenty fourth New York district. died at
Oneonta, n. Y, Tuesday, and Hugh W.
Coilender. of the Brunswick -Collender COM
pany, died at his home in New York city.
The Alexandra. Va, Gazette got of an
April fool joke on the sleepy citizens Of
that burg Tuesday. Is published the al
legged discovery of the remains of prehis-
toric mastodon in an outskirf of the town.
and every body went out to see il, and then
cussed The Gazette
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
CAUGHT ON THE FLY
Teiegraphic Flashes Corraled
for Their Novelty.
oAPRICEs OF THE GREAT TORNADO.

How the Wind Played with otseeis in Its
Path-Perforrnance of . Monkey in an
Akron. o.. Residence-Biank Cartridg es
in a Virginia Duel-A Mutual Friend
Has His Little Joke-A Young Mans
Life Rlighted by His Fathers Sin.
LOUISVILLE, KY. April a-There are
hundreds of the most interesting and mirac-
ulous incidents connected with the tornado,
showing the queerest sort Of freaks of the
wind A block of iron casting weighing
over 80 pounds was blown into the second
story Of the Chesapeake Ohio and South
western railway building, near the Union
station. Nobody knows where il came from.
and the nearest building from which it
could have come is nearly one HUNDRED
yards away. Great sheets of tin-roofng
Were dropped upon DIR. Barrys farm, near
Turner's station, forty miles from the city
on the Short line
The Clock stopped at $50 p. II.
In the ruins of c house on West Main
street. clock was found ciinging to the
wall 1t was large Office clock, but no one
IN tee vicinity had ever seen it before, and
no one knows where il came from II was
s:2o p. m large slab OF marble was
found in q residence on West Madison street,
which was never there before II will weigh
over 100 pounds AT Bairi's drug store on
Market above Ninth two bird cages with the
birds were blown through the skylight The
Gags were not injured, and the birds are
as full Of song as ever.
Miraculous Escape of = Family.
When the building occupied by Brand &
Bethel, the tobacco men, on Green street,
went to pieces portion of the frame work
dropped through the roof OF a little cottage
just east OF the factory Ii consisted of a
heavy timber. TO which were mortiSed four
upright pieces OF timber When this came
through the cottage the family wsre sitting
around the table ia the dining room, and
the four LpTights simply pinned them in,
but did not hurt them in the least. Ii was
Que of the most wonderful escapes vet heard
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Iowa I.eQislafifn

DEs MONIES, Ia, April . Yesterday the
senate made the license bil4sIecial order for
to-day, and resolution was adopted to ap-
point a joint COMMITTEES to examine the
Meyers voting machine. Consideration OF
the bill for a state normal sch col at Aleona
resulted in the defeat OF that location
The bill was then amended by providing
that commissioners should ect the sites.
Then the friends of Algona defeated the
whole bill. The house passed the bill re-
leasing Fremont county from taxes on land
which the Missouri river moved over to
Nebraska in 1874. The Sag, weather serv-
ice and crop report till was II ade special or
der for tomorrow The school text book
question was debated four hours without
action
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
sI5mARckS BIRTHDAY.
An Enthusiastic Celebration by Thou
sands of Friends

An Enthusiastic Celebration by Thou
sands OF Friends
BERLIN, Aprii2 The celebration Of Prince
Bismarck's birthday at Friedrichsruhe yes
terday WAS characterized by mora enthusi-
asm and general festiyi;y than have marked
any similar occasion since the Observance Of
the Old chsncellor's natal day became an oc-
currence OF national interest Five special
trains loaded with Prince B.smaTck's adj
nlirers. mingled their freight with
thst Of the regular trains which landed
thousands Of persons at Friedr;chsrUhe dur
ing the day, and the castle was thronged
with visitors until a late hour In addition
to these personal visits the ex-chancelIor re-
csived over SIS birthday greetings by mail
and wire, and numerous presents. The en-
peror sent his portrait
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
His Fathers Sin BIishted HI. Life.

CALUsA, Cal, April Joe Casey, who
has been confined for three months in the
county jail for the murder Of Daniel Mathe-
son on New Years Day, made an unsuccess-
full attempt at suicide yesterday morning
with an iron spoon sharpened on the win
dow sill He cut a cash four inches long in
his neck, narrowly missing the carotid ar
terry and Jugular. He is son Of James q.
Casey, who was hanged by San Francisco
vigilance committee in 80 because be as
sassinated Eiitor James King. Young
Casey Is good example of the blight
fathers infamy casts upon the son He was
Stunned because Of his relationship to the
man whose memory was execrated for years,
and finally took TO drink In drunken
dehauch he committed the murder for
which be viii probably be hanged
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
ARCHER OWNS HIS RAscALITv.
A Letter OF Resignation in which There
Is No Comfort for H Friends

Letter OF Resignation in Which There
Is No Comfort for H Friends
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 2-The painful
silence which State Treasurer Stevenson
Archer has maintained eveg- since the dam
aging charges against him have been made
public has at last been bros=n. He himself
has spoken, and his friends can find little
comfort in what he els them Sesrs rCiay
Archer's resignation was brought TO Aunap-
oils by his son-in-iaw, Senator Silver The
letter IS addressed u Governor jackson, and
is as follows:
SIR hereby tender You my resignation
as treasurer OF Maryland During the four
years OF the incumbsncy Of the Office BY me
over SIS, 30, 600 have bee received aud dis
bursed by nv Ofice, every dollar of which
has besn scTupulously accounted for by the
efficient laboriOus AMI honest employees in
my Office, 50 that ths books correspond ex-
actiy with the charges against me in the
coTnptroller's ofice. say this in justice TO
those officers
Stole II All Himself.
The safe deposit boxes IN Baltimore which
held the sinking fund belong ng TO the state
were under my sole ami exclusive control.
no other person ever having. had access TO
them since | have been in of e. ANY irrez-
ulArity in the funis in those boxes Is attrib-
utable to me alone II thi, cannot be ex-
planned, then | must submit myself to the
ajesty Of the law. R-speci fully
STEVENSON ARCHER =
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Elections an Minnesota.

ST PAUL, April 2.-Fergus Falls, Crooks
ton and Albert Lea, all hitherto heavy Re-
publican cities, went Democratic yesterday.
At CroOkston tbs Democrats made clean
sweep and elected every city officer, Alox
McKinnon leading the ticket for mayor. At
Albert Lea, Gates Dew was elected mayor,
turning over large normal Republican
majority. AT Fergus Falls, a great Farm
srs' Alliance center and Republican strong
hold, Earle, Democrat, was elected mayor;
Wabasha and Sank Center gave increased
Democratic majorities, and St Peter and
Anonka showed Democratic gains, though
carried by the Republicans
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Elsewhere In Illinois.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, April I'm the mu-
nicipal election yesterday the Democrats
elected their entire ticket George ". Peck.
the proprietor OF Peck's Sun, Democratic
candidate for mayor. has plurality over
Brown, Republican, Of 5000
Appleton. Eau Claire, Manitowoc, Water
town, Fort Atkinson, Baraboo, Chippewa
Falls, and Kenosha were carried by the
Democrats The Repu blicans got there at
Elkhorn. GAINESVILLE and number of other
places, anu the iIceIls1 ann lIcosse TICK
ats had yariei sIlce.e-ss aIs.-zrhs.ra
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
An SIN WANTS AVoTE-
He Proposes to Make 1t constitutional
Question.

He Proposes to Make 1t CoBstftutional
Question.
NV YORK, April An day Monday
crowds Of Cinnamon surrounded the bill
boards in front Of l6 Mott street. trying to
learn the contents Of a fve-foot Chinese
poster Of flaming red paper with gilt edges
This is translation of q part Of the pro-
clamation:
We, the undersigned committee, do re-
spectfully inform you that the principal
cause of our continued persecution by the
races who differ from US in civilization and
language is the fact that We have no voting
power, that power having been unjustly de-
MED Us by reason Of partisan legislation
through political rascalitieS
Call for the Cash
This unjust legislation against Us has been
discovered by US recently 10 be uneonstitu-
tional, and II is our sincere belief also that
such unjust dealings with the Chinese do not
represent the true sentiments of the blue
blooded Americans We now desire our fell
low countrymen TO unite with US in an eff
fort 10 present our many grievances IN a
proper manner before the American people
This is an important movement, movement
that needs not only good words, but good
money TO back il. Let all those who wish to
enter into this matter with heart and money
report at Dover street"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
The X. 4 Il M Road.

The directors of the Milan street rail-
way held their regular monthly meeting
in the psrlors Of the Rock Island Ma
tonsl bank this morning. President Sod
dard in the chair. 1t was decided to
hereafter extend the time of the last car
leaving Rock Island TO p. m. il stead
Of 5 There is talk now OF q syndicate
local capital TO purchase the rosd and
manage il
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
War ON the Bucket shops.

CHICAGO, April BY order Of the dirsc-
tors OF the board of trade the different tele-
graph companies removed every wire and
instrument from the exchange hall yester-
day. TIE companies will not even be per-
mitted to -tube" messages from the main
floor TO their Offices below, and all business
hereafter will have to be done through mes
sengers. This radical step is taken by the
board, II Is believed, to preclude all posi-
biltty Of bucket shops, both in and o.: Of the
city, securing the quotations.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
The florida Nomination. Confirmed.

WASHINGTON CITY, April The senate
yesterday in secret session confirmed the
nominations Of District Judge Swayne,
District Attorney =. >Ding, and United
States Marshall NizsIl, - ne eastern dis
trict Of Florida. which have uSan pending
since last December. For three days Ed
muads has tried 70 get voting quorum but
the Democratic senators, by tijbu>tering
have prevented a vote. f imGnds moved an
executive session directly after tn. morning
hour with view to forcing a vote and
after five hours talk the Democrats gave in.
enough voting to mAka up the necessary
quorum, and the nomila Soas being con-
trmed by strict party votes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
THE NATIONAL eALAhcE SHEET.
Reduction OF Sill. 900. 600 in the Public
Debt-Inerease in Receipts

Reduction OF Sill. 600 600 in the Public
Debt-Inerease in Receipts
WASHINGTON CITY, April 2.-The month
ly public debt statement issued from the
treasury department yesterday shows de-
crease Of debt during the past month
amounting to sll, 80. s57. aIi for the first
nine months OF the current fiscal year Of
$5S 4ss, 94S. The net surplus in the treasury
Is So, 6l5, s42, or about $50. ~ less than q
month ago
Receipts of the Government.
Government receipts from all sources dur
ing March past aggregated s34. -. lsO, or
IS, $50, coo more than In March, 1889 Gus
toms receipts during the month amounted
TO so, so, tn, or 81, $50, 90 more than in
March e year ago, while IL tsrnal revenue
receipts were sI1, PSI, SD, or ESQ go great
er than in March, 1889
Windows Estimate About Correct
Receipts from al sources for the first three
quarters OF the current year aggregated
S295, 900, 900. and this seems to point to a
revenue by the close of the fiscal wear fully
up TO Secretary WINDOWS est innate OF SSs5, :
600, 900, submitted in his annual report last
December
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
SECRETARY NOBLE ANNOYED.
Ne Gives Chiefs of Bureaus to Under
stand That He Is on Deck.

WASHINGTON CRY, April 2 -Secretary
Noble has been considerably annoyed OF late
By the chiefs Of bureaus and other officers in
the interior department going out Of the city
without notifying him In several instances
the first intimation he had OF their absence
was the announcement in the press that such
an official was out west or in some other sec
ton Of the country. As he notifies the pres
dent when he has occasion'to leave the city.
the secretary is Of opinion that the officers
Of the department can let him know when
they are about to be absent He has, there
fore. issued an order declaring that hereafter
chisfs OF bureaus and officers in the intsrior
department must obtain leave, on written
applicable before absenting themselves
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Avn Olive Rranch FROM the K.i..r

LONDON, April 2-It is .tated that En-
peror William is preparing scheme for a
peaceful compromise Of the existing differ
ences between Germany and France, and
viii submit the terms TO the French govern
ment at an early day. The plan is said To
be SO entirely equitable that its tender by the
more aggressive Of the two powers cannot
fail OF cordial acceptance by the other.
though 1t may possibly be subjected to
slight modification
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
The CITY of Paris

QUEENSTOWN, April The disabled
steamer. City of Paris. started for Liverpool
yesterday afternoon under the power Of her
port engine. She was pumped entirely clear
of water, and her agents issue a statement
declaring that her bottom wa unin jured in
the late accident, and the bull <heads sound !:
that the vessel was throug hont , srfectly safe,
and would have continued L float indefi-
nitely, and without risk to her passengers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
ROYAL MATRIMONIAL GOSSIP.
An Unhealthy Prince to Marry Kaiser
Wilhelm. Sister


NiIhelm'- Sister.
LONDON, April 2-Ths marriage 81 the
prince Of Naples, the heir 70 the throne Of
Italy, has occupied the gossips Of Europe at
intervals for the last two years This I'M
healthy and, 70 use no stronger term, exceed
ingly eccentric young man, it Is now sa id,
has been engaged by the powers concerned
10 be married 10 the Princes Margaret,
Kaiser WIlhelm's youngest sister
Convenient Style of Education.
The Roman Catholic dignitari=s profess 70
be scandalizsd at the mers Tumor of the
princes marriage 70 protestant, while 9th
ers suggest that the princess has possibly
been brought up, like many princessss OF the
old regime, without any religion at all In
order that she may adopt that of her future
husband without any prejudice. Certain it
Is that intrigues are In progress to prevent
such q marriage, the French cardinals icing
named Is its most bitter opponents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Was Glad She Was Alive.

NV YORK April al am 50 glad you
rescued me, said Mrs. Augusta Machmard,
young German woman, TO q policeman
and tbs deckhands OF a ferry boat at the
foot of Broadway, Williamsburg, Monday
morning. The woman had attempted sui
eide by jumping into the water as the boat
was leaving the slip. With difficulty she
was rescued. She thanked her rescuers with
tears in her eyes 1t was a case OF domestic
infeiicity
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
THE MARKETS

CHICAGO. April l.
Produce: Butt Fancy Elgin. 2slsGsSc Der
ID: fine creameries. ls1eO dariss finest, fresh.
lSSJ3c: fresh packing stock. 68sc Eggs
Strictly fresh. lSc per doZ- Dressed poultry
Chickens. pSx&loc per ID: turkeys l6dlsc:
Young hens. Is f5I&c; ducks. l2 Iic Apples
Fair TO choice, 50. oeSi.50 per Dbl.
New York.
NEW YORK. April /.
Wbeat-No. red winter. sslflsssxc cash.
April. sAsc; May. SIC; June. So. July, s5l.c
Corn-No- mixed cash. Sac cash: do April.
SSs4c; d. May, 3. &C. do June 3.ssc Oats
Quiet; No. mixed 2slec cash: do April ssiS.
do May, 2s5se; DO June. s.ssc Rye-Du!I. Bar.
ley-NoIninsL POrk-kirm: siL.-6.l2 p for
new. l-ard-Dul. but s,esdy: April. - A.
May, 81. u.
Live stock, Cattle No trading in beeves;
dressed beef. trm; sides. 51S tsisc per ID sheep
and lambs Market Quie; but steady; sheep,
s5.-Sa6-D per lis. lambs, - 5o557a Hoxs-
Market shade higher: live hogs, si4Es4s Der
l1p lbs.
ROCK BLAND.
Hay-Upland prairie, 81 so
Hay-TimsIny-ss oiSA 80.
HAy-Wld. IS e19$4 o..
Corn-e4o1ese
Oats-31c 021c
Cosi-Sostlic
Cord Wooe$s Qs.o
The model husbands are the men who
never marry.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
THE TAX BOOKS.

The Returns From Rock Isiand and
Moline Towuships--Mr. Frey's Good
showing.
The ARGUS has noted from time TO
time the receipt Of the returns from the
various township collectors County
Collector Schafer has received the books
from Rock Island and Moline. which
completes the list
The books of Peter Frey. collector for
Rock Island township. show the largest
collection ever made:
Amount charged. si32. $751; 20: collect
ed, ti00. 667 AS; delinquent, $50 .299. rs;
commission, Sl.7l543; due. eos. csc OF.
Edward Moran, collector Of Moline
township. makes returns as follows:
Amount charged, s10l. 2eS. So; collect
el, CSC. $50 80; delinquent. SlS.773 80;
commission, 81. $40; due, $50. sol 80.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Chauncey pepew at Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, April 2.-Cha uncey NJ De
pew, A S. Hewitt, j. H. hmm, John C.
Calhoun and 9th r New Yor kers arrived
here yesterday and Were enter aimed by At
lanta friends rhey were tend cred public
reception. AMI entertained By the Capital
City club at luncheon Cove nor Gordon
and Messrs. Depew, Hewitt and others made
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
CouIdn,t Live wi,hou, 1I,. w,fe.

New YORK, April 2-Moris Marks, 3
wealthy commission merchant at No 80
Spring street, committed suici 10 yesterday
at bis residence, 81 East Tweli tn street, by
shooting himself in the head His wife had
left him and re fused 10 return and this led
to the suicide
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Represen1atIse Randall I.ecnserinr.

WASHINGTON CITY, April 2 Mr. Randall
keeps up remarkably we'll 4 friend called
on him Monday, and, in a friea IDLY talk, Mr..
Randall denied that he had a cancer. as re-
ported He said his trouble was simply
fstula, and that he was rapid recovering
Il can nov eat solid food ne said, and en-
joy a chop or piece Of steak / feel strong.
and when the tariff bill is bro light into the
house will be there to take Part in the de-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Think silence 1, Golden Tor Randx

LONDON, April2 Lord Rand olph Church
III has declined the invitation 20 address a
Liberal meeting on tue subject of the con-
ference of tins peace commission at Berlin, 8
decision which meets the approval of his
friends. who deprecate his max ing any pub
lie speeches on any subject at tins time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
A New Break at Austin. m,...

vIcKsBrRG, Miss, April 2-Rsports of
a new break at Austin, Miss, and of waver-
ing leyees elsewhere are inducing many
families to move beyond the danger line.
Greenville is surrounded and partly inun.
dated Mayersville has yielded TO the food.
There is no loss of life reported from recent
breaks, but many head Of live stock have
persisted and much property Is ruined
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
BIG STRIKE OF PLUMBERS.
Chicago Men GO Out on a Demand fol
Higher Wages.

CHICAGO, April 2-It Is estimated
that 1000 plumbers of this city struck
yesterday for an advance in wages
from a basis OF 81 as minimum wages
per day. to a basis OF s. 70 Five small
shops, not members OF the Master Plumbers
association, employing about thirty men,
granted the uniform rata and the advan &c
asked. Members Of the Master Plumbers
association declare that they can secure
from other cities all the men they need at
the old rate, and that a few OF them have al
ready had applications from outside work
men
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Rea,aRriti.hsr .tF.ne,.x

NEW YORK, April 2-Harold ST. John,
who claims the foil fencing championship Of
the United States, Yesterday defeated Sergt.
William Williams. late of the British Life
Guards, IN fencing match at the Eden
Musee, winning four bouts out OF five. and
taking purse of 500 put up by the mem
bers of the New York Athletic club.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
P.rn.ll and cant o.sh...

LONDON. April 2-Parnel1 has filed de-
mails in the case OF O'Shsa versus Parnell as
correspondent, and Mrs O'Shea has asked
q months delay in filing her pleas Capt.
0'Shea will oppose the granting Of further
delay, believing, as he alleges, that post
ponement is sought for political effect
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
In Michig.n and south pnkota.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. April 2. The election
at Lawton resulted in a victory for the
citizens ticket, as follows: President, C. S.
Adams; recorder, E. W. Hall; treasurer, E
II. Hincklsy; assessor, Juan McKeyes; trus-
tees, W. O. Marion, Henry Few and John
Gould
HURON, s. D., April 2-The city election
yesterday resulted in the success of the en-
tire Republican ticket, with maiorItles from
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-02
Base Rail- Experts Com. High

PITTsBURG, April 2-The Pittshurg Ma
tiOual hague cub offered First BIseman
beckley the cap;sincV OF che team. a salary
Of 5000 year for three years, and Is, 20
cash To PLAY with the club BAckIey re
fIl al the offer