The sun., 1890-11-24
COL M,ALrTy INDIGNANT.
He Returns Erosa tho West ana States
Some Facts.

He Returns rrosa tho West ana states
Some Facts.
Col. McAlpin. ex-Tresident OF tho Players
LenRue. arrived in tho city from the West on
Saturday. he claims that the so-caled inter-
views sent out from tho West did him great
injustice. He thought 1t was a mild sort OF
conspiracy to msrepresent him. and putwords
In his mouth that reacted on the fairness and
honesty Of his best friends.
Il don't see how these stories started" he
said to aSuN reporter. while West I said
very little about base bnll I have said that
had 1t not been for traitors In our ranks tho
Players League nigh, have been alive o.day.
know who these traitors are. There were
one or two clubs in the Players League who
proved traitors to the cause. The New York
Club has acted perfectly honest all the way
through when we found how matters, stood
we,s we aeclden n4t h 70 get 10 out In The cold Ws
tho rival club.
Why. there were persons connected with
ciate with cSnsiered them MSuI beneaih S sSsU me
socially morally. and. in fact, every way. They
pon hs@senes Thes SossSs
q the Players League only, as a han lie to iur-
ther their own interests and gain dominnt.
800 men and have nj esided over la'ge POLITICAL
meetings. but never in all my ex peTIence was
meeting. When l entered the meeting room
fss ,bs, m This out
knife had Siercsd my heart Duins sse @oIn.
ing session explained the stnni OF the New
c"whsn I stated The position Of the New. York
SS1 ss asS.,' ,ss .S FsR me wod Z
believe my atatements, When the pre1 N nary
business was over handed In my, resishation.
work hsEs ssd Is for hsyS soS
to erticiset But ! yant to say one thing
sna n 10 liz ns ssa Ws H
haye been here You cali MIR. ,Talcott. Mr..
noSnsSSn nSa. son and myself traitors. Who are ne
who BETRAYED your trust. and can teli you the .
but honoral!I !Ie men. Gentlemen. never Yer" eiye live
anybody chance to give me tn" snnb or stab
rSes not to tss
po,i ,AlIer the morning session found that Mr.:
Pspers JUS. beiors left New yorR yR9o he hs'sn sa'd.
yns tass are not binding under GER
s.e1s SeW noS 1x Wefe nfss D'ns sns
fSs f,tyeSs ,ss s.,s ssKpe void siSe and
J. Earle Wasuer says be Is alone ri Responsible G
for the Play 3 being on the conference com.
mlttee. When heard.' said he. that the
plan was to force the. PHILADELPHIA Up. L. Club
made up my mind that would break ur the
whole proceedings for compromise knew
Il at by putting rlayers on the con ference com.
mflt,ee fn the NaIonal League would lever con-
Tho American Association Meeting To-day.
iou1svILLA Nov. 2a-Ths corridor Of the Louisville
Hotel 10 nlled with base bail people tonight and tho
demise Of the Players League and the future Of the
American Association 10 being discussed Among the
arrivals are Chris Won der Abe and Charles 0omisksy
Of the Athletics; Gen. Henry Brinker Rochester,
WaltA Baltimore: Y. Il. Eetcham. @ H. Norton. and
Robert Rata Toledo, Allen ". Thurman A. B. Collier
and Gus SchmslA CoumBua
About the nrs to arrive were Won dor Ahe and Com.
clothes and smile that would s,retch acros, the ohio
.a s,sh Rro,sd sonSiUsivsy that and commy
under ..d comssy ana IL: n1".pse nsss.s az
I: -: lens o. best Way no - eoua ID
when he hat tho hackers Of the other clubs wefe
detsrmined to got in out OF the vet then he too.
Ds, but, al, nc.h!nE Ye. GAys made ter
ester tbev inclined to consider money ppop.
paid all iss dues and was prepsrsa 70 put
up q the money necessary to carry It through fhs
chise will then be 40 TO the highest Bidder. AA'
Manager sharsiG when Questioned did not talk very
snconr.E,nsS enc " aud wa. evidsnt from Ms
Rros FhsdeDhi. but !. l. undsrssoed ths. rsprs
Athletic franchise, "