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The morning call., 1890-06-22
TAIL-ENDERS
BEATEN AGAIN.
Disastrous Trip Of the Slough
City Club.
Hoffman, the New Sacramento Pitcher,
Shuts Out The Colonies.
Results Of Games Played on Eastern Dia-
mOndS by National League and
Brotherhood Teams.

The tail-enders' trip away from home did not
serve to lift them out OF their unenviable position,
nor did 1t increase their percentage fraction.
They are now farther down in the mire than ever,
having lost all the games OF the week. Yesterday
afternoon they tackled Flnn's men again and
were badly wOTsted. In fact, they were hardly
In the game at all. They could not hit and were
outclassed in fielding by their opponents.
The home team, II il maintains its present pace,
Will have little difficulty in keeping al the head OF
the league procession. Friday, barring the short
stop, Ethey gave exhibition OF perfect bali
playing, and yesterday but one blunder occurred
on their side during the contest. In the fifth in
ming Sweeney unfortunately mutfed an easy
throw aud in the balance OF the game the bay
men labOTed together like clock work.
LoOkabaugh was in the box for the locals and
although out of condition pitched a splendid
game. The visitors could not solve his pitching
until the fourth inning, when three-bagger and
a single were made. In the sixth Stockton got a
HIT, in the seventh one more, and in the eighth
another triple and single. But Holiday and
fOgarly were the only stick-wielders who mani
Tested a familiarity with The Colorado twlrler.
Bugs" brother lit on to the ball like a toll
weight, aud all OF his hits were long shots. two
Of them being three -baggers Fogarty made two
drives TO left held, and Cahil made base hit.
The rest OF the visitors couldn't hit for sour
apples.
good, Ebnght carrying of the hoDors with fly
ing colors. He covered much territory, ana
cepted number OF hard chances. The out1eld
played splendid ball, too, and batted hard.
Levy's triple WAS made when the bases were
filled, and Rube went home after the three run
ners he drove i'll on an error of Selma. Hanley
did his share of the Slugging, Iapping Hape-
man for double and two singles. In the third
inning Speer hurt himself While sliding third
base, and retired from the game, Young taking
his place in light field Young's triple was long
fly to ceuter.
Haperlsan pitched strong, steady, swift bail.
but he could not keep his curves away from
Frisco sticks He was supported nicely by
Stanley, who caught without II battery error.
Tie blunder charged to him was bit of anna
teur work; he threw The ball TO the plate when
lie should have held IT, and a run resulted.
FogaIty had his hands full at second, aud took
In ali his chances without a misplay. Fudger
pu; good ball too outside OF his two errors. In
the second inning he grabbed a hot liner from
LOOkabaughs Dat, and stepping on second base
doubled up Buchan, who had started for third.
Selma did some pretty work at third by blocking
hot hits, aud Perrolt in right field took good care
OF three fly balls.
The double plays OF the game and Levys
triple were the features OF The game The score:
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THE coLoNELs SHUT OUT.
Hoffman, the New Sacramento Twirler,
Pitches Good Ball.

SACRAMENTO. June 21.- Yesterdays fine
game and the announcement that Sacramento's
new pitcher, Hoffman, was going to pitch, at
tracted fully 1900 people to to-day's game.
Hoffman made his initial appearance and shut
out the hard-hitting ColOnels. He has good
speed and very deceptive curves and shoots. be-
sides good change OF pace, and Is very quick
in backing up bases. He Is an average Datsman,
striking either right or left handed.
Carsey was hit harder than the score shows.
and nothing but great fielding kept the hits
down.sHe did not give q base on balls. n. ONeIl
played a great game. blocking several base hits
and accepting all his chances.
ReltZ played another splendid game and ac-
cepted everything that came his way. Daley
was suffering from % charley horse Z" and Far
rell took his place at short. His error was
muif OF a liner. Bowman caught superbly, but
Que base being stolen of him.
President Enright objected to Meegan's umplr-
ing and Jack Stafford OF Sacramento filled the
position TO the satisfaction OF both clubs, not
single decision being questioned.
In the fifth inning RetZ reached first on Me-
Donads error. went TO third on McHae's single
aud scored on HOffman's sacrifice. In the eighth
Farrell hit single, took third on errors by MIC
Donald and Carsey and scored on LUhman's
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Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations of an assassin clutehIng
your throat and pressing the lfe-breath from your
tightened chest? Have you noticed the languor and
debility that succeed the effort to clear your throat
and head OF this catarrhal matter? What depress-
ing influence it exerts upon the mind clouding the
memory and filling the head with pains and strange
noises How difficult 1t is to rid the nasal passages,
throat and lungs OF this poisonous mucus all tes
tify who are afflicted with catarrh. How difficult to
protect the system against its further progress to-
ward the lungs, liver and kidneys, all physicians
will admit 1t is terrible disease and cries out for
relief and cure.
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remedies utterly fail, OF SANFoID's RADICAL CURE
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

PARIS, June 21.-A dispatch from Berlin an
nounces that Won Moltke is seriously III.
LONDON June 21.-The Sandman from Que
bee with the Duke aud Duchess OF Connaught
has arrived
WASHINGTON, June 21.-CalfornIa pensions:
Origlnal-Andrew Clark, Bishop, Increase-Ben-
1amin lugell, San francisco; Noah Mullan, Los
Angeles. Reissue-JacoD IL. Work, San Fran
cisco.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-Frederick Ward Of
Seattle, Wash, and associates have applied TO
the Comptroller of the Currency for permission
10 organize the First National Bank OF Anaeor-
tes Wash
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THE ILLINOIS CYCLONE.
Buildings Demolished, Many Killed and
Crops Destroyed.

AMBoY (ill( June 21.-The little village
of Paw-Paw was visited by terrible and
fatal cyclone yesterday evening. The first
notice of the coming change was dark
cloud in the southwest, and before warning
could be given great portion of the south
ern part of the village was in ruins. Nearly
score of the inhabitants are dead and
dying. A tremendous rain preceded the
cyclone. Streets were flooded and creeks
overhowed. During the heaviest of the
rain an ominous-looking cloud passed
just south of the town of Amboy. The
awful roar it made could be distinctly
heard above the rumbling of the thunder.
1t no sooner passed than it was observed
that leaves, sticks, straw, ETC., were falling
from the clouds. Soon alter messenger
on horseback brought news that cyclone
had passed mile south of the village. Re-
lief parties Immediately made their way to
the scene. Trees were uprooted, houses
and barns demolished and people killed on
all sides. Fourteen were killed and many
injured within two miles of this place. The
cyclone cut distinct swath one mile long
through the grove. 1t first demolished
James Bee's large house and barn,
but the family went into the cellar
and escaped with severe bruises. With in
creased fury the cloud came upon the
Hunt School-hOuse, two miles south. The
teacher, Maggie Mcbride of Amboy, and
eight pupils we're waiting in the building
for the storm to abate. Every vestige of
the building was wiped out. Even the
stones of the foundation were moved. Not
one soul in the building escaped death.
An observer says the building was raised
in perfect shape 800 feet in the air, where it
went into fragments and was lost sight of.
The body of the teacher was found in the
street partially nude and badly bruised.
The pupis were found in a creek some dis
tanee north.
Reports from surrounding towns show
the storm started at Harmon, in Lee
County, and proceeded to Sublette, Comp
ton and Paw-Paw. A great many were
seriously injured, but they are distributed
over distance of thirty miles and cannot
all be reached. Thirteen are known to be
dead, mostly children. The School-house
in Brooklyn Township. south of Compton,
was completely demolished. The teacher
and scholars were injured two children
meeting death. The loss so far heard from
is 500 0Q0
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FRANCE GREATLY AGITATED.
Sudden Orders for IN Mobilization OF Her
n vy-Rritish OhstinaeY.

Navy-British obstinacy.
LONDON, June 21.-Salisbury's agree
ment with Germany on African matters is
construed into a new alliance with the
Kaiser's Government. and great uneasness
is felt in Franco, where Russian diplomacy
helps to extend the distrust of Great Britain.
So great has been the agitation in the Re-
public that i: has hastened the
mobilization of the navy, which was
not expected until August. The
Naval Projects at Cherbourg, Roche-
fort Brest and Lorient received dispatches
from the Ministry of Marine this morning,
giving instructions for the Immediate pre-
paratiOn of their fleets or eOntingents, so
they can be moved at any moment. Such
orders are seldom sent unless for serious
reasons. The most astute correspondents
in the English Foreign Office intimate that
France is deeply aggrieved with England
aud Germany concerning the fisheries and
the cession OF Helig0land.
1t is learned on the best authority that
the British Foreign Office is very ObSti
nate over the American seal and lobster
fisheries against the authorities tParis and
Washington, and positively refuses TO COM
promise the Behring Sea or Newfoundland
French claims. but intends to make naval
demonstration.
Salisbury denies the right of the
French to take Holsters, which were un-
known as a fish at the time the old treaty
was concluded. England also contends that
Behring Sea is free and open to all, and
will enforce these claims. Blaine has prac-
tlcally taken this matter out Of Minister
Lincoln's hands, as though he wanted to
handle it personally.
The French Minister Of Foreign Affairs
is equally firm on his side. The whole con-
trOyersy causes much uneasness in CON-
mercial circles here and in Manchester,
Marseilles, Lyons and other European bust
ness circles
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official liquidator will be able to report on
the present position of affairs, and when it
was established who were the responsible
parties the Minister Of Justice would inter-
vene if necessary.
Leloncle put in an Interpolation regard
ing the British protectorate in Zanzibar.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs replied that
the account of the Berlin Conference rend-
cred it obligatory upon every nation desir-
Gus OF establishing a protectorate in Africa
TO communicate such intentions to the other
powers. Great Britain could not take any
action without previous understanding
with France.
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THE SUGAR TRUST.
Certificate speculstors Crippled by Sharp d.
cline in Quot ations

Certificate speculstors Crippled by Sharp De-
cline in Quotations.
NEW YORK. June 21.-Holders of sugar
trust certificates were dismayed this morn
ing when they read Of the unanimous vote
by which the House adopted the report of
the conference on the Antitrust Bill, and
long before the opening of business the
sugar-post on the floor of the Exchange was
surrounded by large ana excited crowd OF
brokers discussing its effect They soon
realized what the effect would be, however,
for when the Chairman's gavel fell the
entire crowd began to offer certificates
At the close of business decline of 7%
per cent was noted for the day. Many
spectators who bought certificates above
so last week are crippled, and it is feared
sentatives of the sugar trust are anxiously
awaiting a decision of the Court of APP
peals OH the legality of the trust.
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THE M'KINLEY BILL.
Reasons for Blaine's Objection to the Sugar
Scheduia

WASHING TON, June 21.-Referring to the
published stories concerning the scene in
the room of the Committee on Appropria-
tions the other day, a gentleman who was
present said tonight that the whole affair
was greatly Inexperienced. The discus
to the general schedule of the Mckinley
bill, but the feature which Blaine con-
demned was that of giving free market in
the United States to the products Of the
sugar planters of the southern continent
and not asking in return free markets for
the products of our own farmers, where we
can get them merely for the asking. Blaine
says that corn would not be selling in Ne
braska for Is cents bushel if the markets
of Latin America were open to our prod
uctS.
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scoRE ny INNINGS.

San Franciscos ..3 0 3 8 0 l OLA
Earned runs-San Franciscos 7, Stocktons 2.
Three-base hits-Young, Holiday 2, Levy.
Two-base hit-Hanley. Sacrifice hits-Sweeney
Hanley Ebright Levy, Fudger. FIRST base on
errors-San Franciscos 5, Stocktons l. First base
called bals-san Franciscos g. StOcktons 3. Left on
bases-San Francscos 3, StocKtons A. Struck out
BY Hapeman 2. lit by pitcher-Stevens =, Ebright.
Double plays-Fudger unassisted, Smith and Fo-
garty, Ebright, Buchan and Shea Passed balls
Stevens 2. Wild pitches-Hapeman = Time of
game-One hour As minutes. Umpire-Donohue.
ScOrer-Stspleton. Attendance-l5UU.
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At Sheepshead Bay.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 21-First race, six
furlougs, Beck won, lima second, Hhoro third.
Time, :23s4.
Second race Qhe Surf stakes, five furlongs.
SaiIie MeClelland won, Ambulance second,
Reckon third. Time 1 ID 3-5.
Third race (Iidal stakes), one mile Burlington
won, Chesapeake second, Banquet third. Time,
i :45.
Fourth race (Bay Ridge handlcap) one and A
half miles, Cassius won, Tea Tray second. Dun
ham third. Time. 2:29.
Fifth race, one anu tbree-sxteenth miles, Eon
won. Taragon second, Theodosius third. Time,
2:05 So.
sixth race, one and 4 half miles ION the turr,
Philosophy won, Brian Boru second, Cast Steel
third. Time 2 IA To-
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A GENEROUS REBATE.
Notifications in the Bait Act in Favor Of
United States Vessels

modincations In the Bait Act In Favor OF
United States Vessels
ST. JOHN On. F., jane 21.-The Colonial
Government has issued instructions to all
customs officials making important modifi-
cations in the Bait Act in favor of Ameri-
can fishermen. Under the present law,
which is aimed at the French, the price of a
license to buy bait is 81 per ton of the tom
mage register and the license is good only
for three weeks. A vessel weighing ninety
tons must thus pay 500 no mat
is needed. AS modified, American vessels
may procure license of 81 barrel for as
many barrels, not exceeding forty, as may
be required, with the privilege of entering
as often as they pleased. Though this rate
is high, the arrangement is much bet
ter than the old one, and is better than the
m0dus vivendi with Canada. American
fishermen are being insured against delay,
which indicates a colonial desire to main
tain good relations with the United States.
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LONDON. June 21.-Reports just published
show almost incredible transactions of CO.
operative societies in Great Britain. They
show that the wage-earners own nearly
s., 800, coo, 000 of stock: that during twenty
six wears they have divided $500, ,000,0 in
profits, and thar the tota! sales of last year
exceeded those of the preceding year by
$40 OOO 0OO
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A THROUGH LINE.
Work Soon to Begin on the Great Northern
Railway Extension.

Railway Extension.
CHICAGO, June 21.-The Great Northern
Railway will soon be extended to the Pa
cifc. The only thing that delays the be-
ginning of work is a definite selection of the
route. The money necessary for the COM
pletion of the work has been raised in Lon
don, where, in two days after the books
were opened, S1O.O00,OOO was subscribed
Work will certainly begin on the line to the
Coast before September. Surveying parties
have been in the field for months and have
located at least three passes through the
mountains and as many different routes.
AS soon it is decided which is the most
feasible the work Of construction will begin,
which will give the Great Northern the
shortest route to the Coast.
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-George Deb
keim, President of the Reading Coal and
Iron Company. tonight confirmed the re-
port that Austin Corbin would resign as
President of the Reading Railroad, in favor
of A. A. Mcleod, First Vice-President.
Mr.. Corbin is now in Europe
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OVER NIAGARA FALLS.
A Boat Thought 10 Contain Passengers Plunges
Over the C ,taract

NIAGARA FALLS, June 21.-At o'clock
this morning pleasure boat was discov-
cred floating down the upper river. Just
as it reached point opposite Third Sister
Island it lurrhed to one side, and people
who watched through glasses are positive
that one or more persons were lying in the
bottom. 1t continued on its way through
the upper rapids and made an awful plunge
over Horseshoe Falls without any stir be-
ing made Oh board. 1t seems probable that
one or two lives were lost. This is the sec
ond boat that has made the leap over the
cataract this week.
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Played Perfect Ball, Eut Lost.

CINcINNATI June 21.-The Boston league
team worked well to-day. but Cincinnati by tho
timely punching OF hits In the sixth inning gained
the victory. Attendance 5000. Summary:
Cincinnatis. tis......................1 90 90 8 o.
BostonS.. onS........................O U U O-l
Base hits = Cincinnatis 8, Bostons 8. Errors
Cincinnatis /. Batteries-Foreman and baldwin,
Nichols and Bennett. Umpire-McQuade.
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cludes Jocks Lake, the most beautiful of
the Adirondack lakes, at an elevation Of
2200 feet above the sea-level, the highest
sheet Of water in New York State. Deer
are numerous in the region. Half million
dollars was paid for the land. The purpose
is to preserve the great tract for the hunt
ing and fishing of club members, who are
lawyers, physicians and business men of
high standing. 1t will be the largest sport
ing preserve in the world.
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Personal.

WASHINGTON, June q. - Ex-Congress-
man Wren of Nevada is in this city.
Mrs. Senator Stewart and daughter, ac-
companied by Mrs. Louise Patterso,,, leave
Monday for Yellowstone Park. where they
will spend few weeks, and then go to Ne
vada and California.
Colonel Markham leaves for home about
the middle of next week.
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Irrigabls Lands.

WASHINGTON, June 21. = Senator Pad
dock to-day reported from the Committee
on Public Lands, favoraby, the substitute
for the bill to restore irrigable lands Of the
United States to settlement. The substi-
tute repeals so much of the act of October
Il. 1888, as reserves from entry for settle
ment or occupancy public lands except sites
for reservoirs and rights Of way for canals
and bitches.
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KILRAIN INDIGNANT.

Sued by Detective fer Services at the Sulli.
van Fight.
CINCINNATI, June 21.-At the close of the
MuldOon- Kilrain combination exhibition at
the Grand Opera House this evening Kill
rain was served with summons in a civil
suit brought by Detective Norris for al
legged services in escorting Kilrain to the
battle-ground Of the Sullivan -Kilrain fight
kilrain is very indignant
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TERRIBLY WHIPPED.

Mormon der Roughly Handed by Indig-
nant Ge.rgians.
WARRENToN (Ga.), June 81. = David
Beckman, Mormon elder who has been
enticing people away from Glasscock
County to Utah, was terribly whipped near
Gibson on Thursday night. The victim was
found crouchng in the loft of the house of q
convert. He was whipped. and a coat of
tar and feathers was then applied. He was
then given orders to leave the country
forever.
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AT SACRAMENTO. JUNE 81, 1890.

Sacramentos. o o %
Oakands.. o o o o u 90
Three-base hit-C. o'Neill. Two-base hit-Hiil.
Sacrifice hits-Hofflnan, N. o'Neil. First base on
errors-Sacramentos 5, Oaklands 4. First base on
called balls-oaklands 4. Left on bases-Sacramen-
tOs Z, Oakiands 8. Struck out-By Hoffman 4. by
Carsey 5. Time OF game-1 hour 50 minutes. UNI
pire-Stafford.- Scorer-Youug. Attendance-120O,
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Justice MeC,1thy Ceusured.

DUBLIN, June 21.-At meeting of Ma
tionalist electors at Newry to-day resolu-
tions were adopted censuring Justice Hunt
ley Mccarthy for his persistent neglect of
his parliamentary duties, and declaring that
at the next election new candidate will
be nominated in his stead.
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Chinesa Citiz,nshin Refused.

READING. June 21.-To-day Judge End
Itch refused the application of Charles All
Song, Chinaman, for naturalization pa
pers. The Judge finds no warrant in law
for making Chinaman an American citi-
zen, no matter how respectable or worthy
he may be.
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Sale of California Emit

CHICAGO, June 21.-Porter Bros. sold to-
day four carloads Of fruit. Peaches
brought IS cents to So 10, an average of
about 81 Go; apricots, 81 40 to ST. 80, except
some stock in very bad order. at 70 cents to
81 10; plums, 81 So to So 20.
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Wcrld,s Fair Commissioners

WASHINGTON, June 21.-The President
to-day appointed the following Commits
sioners at Large to the Worlds Fair at
Chicago: CASTOR w. Allen of New York in
place of Edwin Ii. Ammidown. declined.
with Lewis Fitzgerald of New York as
alternate; William NJ. Lindsay of KEN
tucky. with Patrick j. Walsh Of Georgia as
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