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Louisville Results,

LOUISVILLE, May 16.-To-day was clear
and warm. The track wRs muddy. Follow
ing are the results:
First race, one mile and 100 yards (handi-
cap, ia ia (Steppe) won, Camilla (Britton)
second, White Nose FAX third. Time.
:56H.
(Delbeck handicap. Sportsman Allen won.
Blarneystone Jr. (Fax) second, P0lemus
lGritfin) third. Time, :55A.
Third race, one mile (selling), Bliss FAX
won, Linderkranz Smith second, Dalgetty
(Maiioy) third. Time. 1 :51 u.
Fourth race. five furlongS, Roseland (Fish-
burnl won, Rose Howard (Alen) second,
Ethel (Steppe) third. Time, 0S.
Filth race, one and an eighth miles
Selling, Birthday FAX won, Rowland
SlGrlfiin) second, Julia w %. ParteD third.
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THE PUGILISTS.

Joe kcAulife to Spar With Dominick M
Csffrey Next Week.
New YORK, May 16.-Sullivan is willing
to fight McAuliffe TO a finish for not less
shan $1,000 He says he is confident of his
ability to defeat the Californian.
Joe McAuliffe will appear in an exhibi-
non next week, and Dominick McCaffrey
will spar with him.
Thomas Nolan, member of the Cali
fornia Athletic Club, sails in a few davs for
England to see the Wallace Dixon fight,
Ike Weir wants to fight Australian Mnr-
ply, and hopes the California Club will
offer purse to induce Murphy to remain
in America
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7eoTge hnderson. unfortunate animal ever
Won. de piloted the crazy Connemara to
victory when she beat a crack field, and
rode Radiant when that uncertain per-
former beat Brahmin. Anderson is polite
little fellow and meekly says Yes, SIR"
and mo, sir" with his eyes fastened on
the ground; but when he is in crowd of
Jockeys he makes them stand around. He
carries trunkiul of pistols to terrify the
more fearless of he stable-boys. He is an
odd mixture of simplicity, ignorance, hon.
esty, good nature and superstition. He
cares nothing for money. and is as faithful
ana as attached to his employers. Messrs.
Davis & Hall, with whom he has been for
hve years, as a dog to his master.
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ABANDONED HIS CHILD.
James W. Bancker Convicted oi
FeIonY Under tho Cnde.

James W. Bancker Convicted of a
Felouy Under the Code.
James W. Bancker was convicted yester-
day afternoon of felony for deserting an in
fant Child. On April 9th he placed his lit
tie girl, about months old, in a barn at
Utah and Yale streets and abandoned her.
Her cries were heard and she was rescued
III an almost famished state The child is
Bancker's illegitImate offspring, the mother
being Mary Wilson, who is now in Los An
geles. Bancker claimed that he left the
child only long enough to go across the
street for glass of beer. He was prose-
cuted under Section 271 of the Penal Code,
and 1t is the first instance of conviction
under that law. The maximum penalty is
seven years IN State Prison.
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Of Coahuila. Mex. Governor Jose Maria
Garcia and President Diaz have had yery
unpleasant feelings toward each other for
some time, and it is reported that the Gov
ernor has matters all arranged for revolu-
tlon in his State This report receives
credit by an order from President Diaz
commanding 100 cavalrymen, under charge
of Colonel Valdez, to march TO JnareZ from
Eagle Pass. in order to be near at hand In
case Of an outbreak.
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NAVAL CHANGES.
Captain Sampson to Be Relieved as superin-
tendent Of the Annapolis Academy.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Secretary Tracy
has decided upon a successor to Captain
Sampson as Superintendent of the Naval
Academy, but the name of the officer is not
known The change Of officers will take
place in June, at the end Of the academic
term. when Sampson will depart for the
Pacific Coast to take command of the new
cruiser San Francisco. Captain PythiaD,
the present Superintendent of the Naval
Observatory. is said to be the man, and
Captain F. Y. Monair is understood to be
booked to 30 to the Observatory.
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AGAIN ARRESTED.
Attorney Burris Is Charged With Felony

Attorney Burris Is Charged With Felony
Embezzlement.
John F. Burris, the attorney who has
been in so much trouble lately with his
clients, was charged yesterday at the City
Prison at the instance of Henry Hogreve,
proprietor OF the Humboldt House, 23l Fif-
teenth street, with felony embezzlement
Hogreve alleges in his complaint that
Burris was his attorney, and while acting
and had control of $500 belonging to
Hogreve for the use of the Universal Bene-
fetal Guaranty Trust and Loan Company,
and that he appropriated the money to his
own use instead of investing 1t as instructed.
Burris was released on bonds Of $1,000.
BERLIN, May 16 - 1t Is again reported
that the condition of Kossuth is critical.
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SYRACUSE, May 16.-Syracuses 4, st.
Louis Z.
cuse 2 st. Louis T. Batteries-MOrrison and DaelY
Chamberlain and Earle Umpire-Barnum.
BROOKLYN, May 16.-There was no game
between Brooklyns and Toledos on account
of rain.
ROCHESTER,, May 16.-Rochesters 6. Co
lumbus q
Base hits-Roehesters IL, Columbus T. Errors
Rochesters Z, Columbus 2. Batteries-Callahan and
Mckoegh, Winner and OConuor. Umpire-Enslie.
PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-Athletics 8,
LouisYilleS 6.
Base hitS-Athetes 8, LouisvIlles TO- Errors-
Athletics 8, Louisvilles l. Batteries-Monahau and
Robson, Stratton and Ryan Umpue-Doeseher.
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An Exciting Game Won in the Ninth
Inning by sacramento.

IDning by Sacramento.
STOCKTON, May 16.-Sacramento defeated
Stockton to-day In close and exciting game
by score OF to 8. 1t was either clubs game
all through, and every point was fought for
ParrOlt and Harper were tie opposing twlrlers
and both pitched splendid ball, four hits being
made off farrott and five off Harper. Sacra-
mento got Two runs III the third and he Stock
tons lied the score in the fifth. In the sixth
Stockton got another run, and Sacramento tied
the score IN the eighth, scoring the winning run
In the ninth.
Bowman gave Harper perfect support, but De
Panghers hands were so sore II was with diff
Guilty he caught at all. Fudger and Selma car
rled of the fielding honors of the game.
SUMMARY-At Stockton, May 10, 1S9o-Sac-
ramentos 4, Stocktons s. Earned runs-Stock-
tons l. Base on errors-Stocktons 8, Sacra-
mentos 3. Base on balls-Stocktons 8, Sacra-
mentos 3. Left on bases-Stock tons 6, Sacra.
mentos 3. Stuck out-By Parrott 4, by Harper 8.
Double plays-Fogarty, Fudger, Selma. Sacri-
hce hit-Fudger. Passed balls-De Pangher 2.
Wild ptch-Harper 2.
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Chicago TO Have Natural "a,

CHICAGO, May 16-Recently Gas Trust
stock has been going up steadily aud inside
holders have been selling with the view of
buying back on an expected break. 1t is
now announced that the Standard Oil Com
pany has secured controlling interest and
Will pipe natural gas into the mains from
the Ohio field
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Pensioued.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-California pen
sions; Original-William Rude, San
Jaeinto; G. Gale, Grass Valley. Increase
John Bohn, San Francisco; John In
graham, Cotton; Charles Clarke, Los An
geles. Original widows, etc.-Sarah A,
cisco. Reissue-Minor of Henry Sterndt.
San Francisco. Oregon: Original invalid
James Baker, Adams. Nevada: Increase
Manassas Boyle, Gold Hill.
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William Haynes was yesterday sent to
San Quentin for three years by Judge
Shafter for having stolen a sealskin sacque
from Bridget Greggains of % Clinton street,
on April Dist last
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a WYOMING SENSATION.
The Mystery Attached to the Disappearance
of Notorious Woman

OF a N0l0riOus woman.
CHEYENNE (Wyo.) May 16.-A territorial
sensation for week has been the supposed
murder of Lou Polk, a notorious woman,
at Casper, a new town up north, by man
named Lee May. The latter had threatened
the woman's life innumerable times. They
rode off on the prairie after an unusually
lively tiff, one on borrowed horse. Their
continued absence start the story that
Lou had been killed by May. Neither could
be found, though Sheriff's posse secured
the range In the search a cowboy was
met who said Lou and Lee May had passed
him and the woman asked him to help her
escape. May silenced the outsider by pull
ing his siX-shooter. Every one believed
that the girl had been murdered until a
Cheyenne doctor tonight received tele-
gram from Lou at town 200 miles from
Casper. She said her nose had been shot
off, and asked if the physician could replace
,,, IT, she Is haMstenlng M to tins place. 1t is
and was wOrsted, perhaps killed
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luded in Judge JOachimsen's court last

cluded in Judge Joachimsen's court last
night.
Curran entered the saloon of Henry
Peters, on Battery street, on May 1st, and
engaged in an alteration with the pro-
prietor, who endeavored 10 put him out,
when Curran drew pistol and shot him in
the thigh.
Upon the hearing the defendant set up
the plea of self-defense, and the prosecu-
ton endeayored to show that he went into
the saloon for the purpose of raising fight,
as he resided in the locality, yet had never
entered the place for two years. The Court
reserved its decision until Monday.
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SHUT OUT.
AnSOn'S Men WhlteXaSh the Bean Eaters.
Scores Of Other League Games.

BosToN, May 16.-The local players were
unable to do anything with Hutchinson's
delivery to-day, while Nichols was touched
up at the right time. The game was wit
messed by 25O0 people. Summary:
Bostons. ns...,,,,,.,,..........O % O O O O O o. O
Chicagos. gos.......................2 o U -
Base htts-Bostons 8, Chicagos 6. Errors-3 each.
Batteries-Nicholls and Bennett Hutchinson and
kittridge.
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ON THE FLORIDA REEFS.

The Steamer City of Alexandria Meets With
Disaster.
KEY WEST, May 16.-The steamer City
of Alexandria, from New York for Cuba
and Mexico, is ashore On the Florida reefs.
near the entrance to Blscayne Bay.
Spongers bring report that the cargo is be-
ing jettisoned. The steamer carried both
passengers and freight, and much anxiety
is felt Tor the safety OF the former.
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Bsyard's Tips.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Bayard's tips for
the Gravesend races: First race, Gregory or
Fordham; second, Now or Never or Tan
ner; third, Chatham or st. Charles; fourth.
Badge or Graw Dawn; fifth, Adventurer or
Lord Harry sixth, Raymond or Manola.
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Powdsrlv Indicted for cop,nirscv,

ScoTTsDALE Pa.) May 16.-Grand Mas
ter Workman Powderly OF the knights of
Labor has been indicted on charge of
conspiracy to defeat Callaghan for the
Senatorial nomination and running his busi-
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Ine tuTl le SplueT ALI
derson, q coal-black mite
of humanity, who was
born somewhere in the
State of Maryland, nine
teen years ago. The
Spider" does not 60 in
for book-learning, but
he is a capital little
rider, and has landed
more long-chance horses
this season than any
other jockey. He it was
who rode Grover Cleve-
land the only time that
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Won in the Third.
w OIE III TUG 4uIIu.
BROOKIYN Nav 16-Tha lncal taarn xvf

BROOKLYN, May 16.-The local team won
In the third inning to-day when they piled
up six runs. Attendance 1900. Summary:
Brooklyns. ...........O o o o 20 O-S
Chieagos.. .........-.....-...-...2 3 90 O-5
Base hits-Brooklyns II, Chicagos g. Errors
Brooklyns ., ChieagOs IL. Batteries-Murphy and
Kinslow, baldwin and Farrell. Umpires-Ganney
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Glsdst0ne's Admirers.

LONDON, May 16.-Gladstone's routs from
Ipswich to Norwich was literally lined with
admirers to-day. No greater demonstra-
ton of popular admiration for a British
subject was ever witnessed.
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Races at Oakland.

The Oakland Driving Association will
give two races this afternoon at the Oak
land track, open to gentlemen's roadsters,
to be driven by their owners. There are
five entries in the first and four in the sec
ond race. The races will be commenced at
z a. clock
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David Percival was sent to Folsom for
three years yesterday By Judge Shafter. He
pleaded guilty to forging the name of Por-
ter Bros. TO an order for six boxes of
oranges ON the Southern Pacific COMPANY.
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LONDON, May 16.-Explorer Stanley is
engaged to be married to Miss Dorothy
Tennant, young English beauty.
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Stricken With Paralvsis-

KANSAS CITY, May 16.-George II. Paul,
President of the Fort Scott Cement Com
pany, and ex-Postmaster of Milwaukee, is
lying in a critical condition at his residence
here, the result of a stroke of paralysis.
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The Behr:ug Sea ousst;on,

OTTAWA, May 16.-Parliament has been
prorogued. Macdonald, answering query,
said he was awaiting dispa tch from Wash
lngton FOL definite information concerning
the Behring Sea question.
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Hum bled Giants.

NEW YORK. May 16.-The visitors won
to-day's game in the second inning, when
they batted out three runs. Two thousand
people were present. Summary:
New Yorks.. o o 0 0 o o.
ClevelandS. dS.....................1 L o . D o -
Base hits-New Yorks Z, Clevelands z. Errors
New Yorks ), Clevelands l. Batteries-Welch and
Murphy, Beattn and Zimmer Umpires-Powers
and Zacharias.
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A Cocaine Wreck

LEXINGTON (Ky.), May 16.-Dr. j. Addi-
son Stucky, once famous physician of
enormous practice, was to-day sent to the
State Lunatic Asylum in consequence Of
the cocaine habit.
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The Risdon Iron Works were yesterday
awarded the contract for all the winding
machinery for the new plant of the CaIifor-
nia-street Railway Company. The work
will all be done in this city.
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a Mn Of Iron.

BERLIN. May 16.-At banquet tonight
rendered to the Emperor by provincial
leaders. he said that whoever attempted to
sttsck the security of the country would
find him a man of iron, with an army at
his back.
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Hunters Killed bv an Fxnlos;on

BANGOR, Me.), May 16.-Three hunters
were killed and two seriously wounded by
the explosion Of powder in a cabin in which
they sought shelter from q Storm.
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Wet Grounds.
The American As.ociatiou.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The Brotherhood
game between New York and Buffalo was
postponed on account of the wet grounds.
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An Illegal Eleetion

INDIANAPOLIS. May 16.-The Supreme
Court holds that William Peetle, State Sta
tistician under the Legislative election, is
not legally entitled to the office, and that
William Worrill, by an appointment by the
Governor, is the rightful Incumbent.
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Double Asphv xiation.

WORCESTER Mass.l. May 16-The wife
and daughter OF President Hull of Clark
University were found dead in bed yes
terday smothered. The Illuminating gas
was turned ON accidentally by an electric
attachment
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a Mnrtiernus Serranf

BERLIN, May ia servant has been ar
rested here for decOying children from their
homes, tlling their mouths with dirt and
strangling them. There have been several
victims. Physicians declare the man is a
victim to Lomicidal mania.
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PERSONAL.

WASHINGTON. May 1G-Rev. Father
FitZsimons of San Francisco is here. In
few days he will leave for Europe, and C.
B. Stone of San Francisco leaves tomorrow
Tor New York, thence home.
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Excise Commissiou ers in Trouble.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The Excise Com
missioners have been indicted for failure
to entertain complaints against dealers who
sold liquor near the polls at last election,
also for licensing improper persons.
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She Leaptd 10 Death.

New YORK, May 16.-Mary Bangerwede
bride of 20 and an invalid, discovered her
bed clothing afire and leaped from third
story window and was killed.
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Art Exhibition.

This Will be the last day Of the free ex-
hibition by the Art Association. The award
OF pictures to the members will be made
this evening
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Railroad Laborsrs Killed.

SCRANTON, May 16.-Three Italians were
killed and several injured in the collapse of
coal bank at 0liphant. Sixty other men
narrowly escaped All we're railroad
labOrers.
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John T. Russell received term of five
years in San Quentin yesterday in Judge
Skaters department for forging the name
of r. Dunsmuir 81 Co. to q check for $500 on
the Pacific Bank.
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THE ASHLEY DISASTER.
Twsnty-six Persons Known to Have Been
Killed at the Mine.

WILKEsBARRE, May 16.-Nearly q score
Of houses were destroyed in the Ashley
mining disaster. The present cave adjoins
the mine In which the extensive cave &C.
CURED two years ago. 1t extends over half
a mile square and includes portion of the
thickly settled village called Mefettes
Patch.
Fourteen of the imprisoned men have
been saved, nineteen bodies have been
found and six men are yet missing.
Twenty-siX persons are known to have
been killed at the mine.
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SIXTEEN MEN KILLED.

Burning Of Cartridge Factory at Ariglianc
Italy.
ROME, May 16.-The cartridge factory at
A-lglinanO was burned to-day. The build
ing was filed with workmen. Sixteen
were killed, and many others injured.
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Mills' Manifesto.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Roger Q. Mills
will Tomorrow issue manifesto attacking
the Farmers Alliance.
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BERLIN, May l6.-Lightning struck a
church at Nuremberg to-day during de-
yotional exercises. Four persons were
killed and several injured.
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DECISION RESERVED.

william Curran's Hearing for Using n
Pistol on Henry Peters.
1he examination of William Curran ON
the Charge of assault to murder was con-
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that Charles Blythe, the murderer of
Colonel Jones at Cincinnati last year and
now under sentence to be hanged, be COM
muted to life imprisonment.
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WASHINGTON, May 16. - b. H. McCalla
was To-day detached from the command of
the Enterprise
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Mrs. L9slie's Denial.

PARIS, May 16.-Mrs Frank Leslie de-
MES that she is engaged to be married to the
Marquis Of LeuviIe.
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SETTLED AN OLD GRUDGE.

An Accidental Meeting Of Two Drummers
Followed by Duel.
Scale, (Ala.), May 16.-Lonis Smith and
Edward Elkins, two travelling statesmen
from Montgomery, met here by accident ON
q country road. Both drew pistols to settle
an old grudge, and began firing. Elkins
was killed and Smith fatally injured.
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ThirtY-six Persons Drnwned


BERLIN, May 16.--A ferry-boat was cap
sized to-day near Ratibor, Silesia, and
thlrty-six persons were drowned.
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WON AND LOST.

Relative Positions Of the National and Play
ers' League Teams.
The following table gives the number Of
games won, lost and played by each club Of
the National and Players leagues.
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To-Day's Game.

The Oaklands and SAP Franeiseos play again
this afternoon at the Haght-street grounds The
batteries Will be Meegan and Lonmau for Oak
land and Lookaoaugh and Stevens for the home
team.
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THE BEHRING SEA.
Allusion to the Pending Negotiations at the
Proroguiug Of Parliament

Proroguiug of Parliament
OTTAWA, May 16.-Parliament was pro-
Togued to- night. The speech from the
throne contained this: Negotiations re-
specting the Behring Sea question are still
in progress at Washington with good pros
poets of an equitable settlement. Mean
while the continuance for another year of
the modus vivendi will serve TO show our
earnest desire to cultivate friendly relations
with the United States Government and
people.
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st. and b.,

The travelling agent for George E. Tuckett 81
who Is known as I s b." is In this city.
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bargains In Park Lots,
Also IN hlchmond and outside lands and Bernal
Heights. Apply 81 Post street, Rooms and g..
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LEFT IN A HURRY.

1HUnty
rowed From Friends.
DETROIT, May 16.-C. II. Smith, promi-
nent business man, former partner of
Mayor Penfree and President of the West
ern Knitting Works, mysteri0usly disap-
peared this morning. His affairs are badly
involved. He has borrowed from every
body. His total defalcation is 100000.
There is much excitement.
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Commutation Reoommended.

COLUMBUS Ohio, May 16.-The State
Board of Pardons has recommended
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STEALING FROM CARs.-Edward 0. Nell and
James Carroll, two young fellows who had been
stealing from the railroad cars on King street,
near Fourth, were arrested last night
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REVOLUTION IMMINENT.

Alarming State of Affairs in the State Of
Coahuila, Mex
SAN ANTONIO, May 16.-Word has been
received here from Eagle Pass, which is
just on the border line of Mexico and the
United States, that revolution of consid-
cradle proportions is imminent in the State
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BROOKLYN. Nav 16.-Tt

BROOKLYN, May 16.-The Pittsburgs
opened the series here to-day by losing to
the Bridegrooms. Attendance 1900. Sum-
mary.
Brooklyns. ns......................1 i o o o. 9
fltSOurgS. u U O. 3
Base hits-BrOoklyns 8, Pittsburgs G. Errors
Brooklyns 3, PIttsburgs g. Batteries-Carruthers
and Clark, Baker aud Wilson. Umpire-Lyneh.