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The morning call., 1890-05-09
ON THE DIAMOND.
The War Between the Colonies and Sem
ntors Getting Exciting.

The War Between the Colonies and Sem
ntors Getting Exciting.
The game between the Oaklands and the
Sacramentos next Sunday afternoon, at the
Haight-street grounds, promises to be an
exciting one outside of the fact that excel
lent ball-playing is anticipated. The Sem
atOrs to-day are tied with Stockton for third
place and. as they have struck winning
gait, they bid fair to give the Colonels a
hard fight for place honors. The main ex-
element foreshadowed, however, will grow
out of the rivalry between the two teams
and their managers. The trouble between
Norris O'Neil and Umpire Chapman at Sac
ramento, last Sunday, has caused bitter
feeling between the players and the war
will be carried into this city when the mines
meet. President Enrlght has chartered q
special train, which will bring at least 500
OF the cranks in the Capital City to witness
the contest aud to applaud the Senators on
to victory. In the meantime Colonel Rob-
lnson is making an active canvass among
the Oakland baseball patrons. urging them
to attend the game and support his men.
The Colonel says there will be at least
5000 people from the other. side
of the bay in attendance, and he will need
them, for the San Francisco people are be-
ginning to show Partially to the country
clubs when the Oakland team plays against
them. A special section of the grand
stand will be reserved for the Sacramento
visitors.
An additional attraction to the game
would be the presence of Umpire Chapman
on the field. Ii he could be induced to
come he would be given cordial reception
by the San Francisco enthusiasts, who are
far from friendly toward O'Neil.
Young Kelly of Stockton has been re-
leased, and Chase is also reported to have
been dismissed, while others say he has
been suspended only. BE violated some of
the rules of the club recently. Jack Fair
hurst has also been suspended for a month.
He has not been in condition lately and
made no effort to regain his playing form
This afternoon the Oaklands and Stock
tons play at the grounds across the bay.
Stewart, the ball-pitcher of the Stocktons,
who has not yet been given trial, will be
in the box for his team.
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CHINESE RIOT.
Three Persons Shot During Fight Between
Rival Factions.

Rival Factions.
Los ANGELES. May S.-A riot occurred
in Chinatown, in this city, tonight, result
ing in the shooting Of three men, one fatally
and the other two seriously. Some days
ago an actor in the Chinese Theater belong
ing to the All Now faction accused men,
Der of the Wong Chez Company of stealing
his wardrobe and had him arrested. Since
that time the two factions have been quar-
reling. Tonight about $50 o'clock All
Sung of the All Now party was passing
the corner of Marchessault and Alameda
streets, when he was jostled by party OF
five of the Wong Chez faction. They
assaulted him and he backed up against the
brick wall of a building and began shoot
ing. The others followed suit and
a regular fuSllade followed. After
their reyolyers were emptied it was found
that All Sung was fatally shot through the
stomach, a 44-caliber ball entering his body
just to the left of the navel and passing out
near the spinal column on the right side.
MOng Ri Ling of the Wong Chez faction
was shot through the tleshy part of both
legs and white man named Henry Wood,
who was passing at the time, was shot in
the right thigh. A squad Of police was at
once dispatched to the scene with a patrol
wagon and brought in the wounded men.
The wagon then returned to the Chi
nese quarters and made wholesale arrests
Of suspected participants and witnesses.
Surgeons performed the operation of lapar-
otomy on An Sung, but he Is expected to die
IN few hours. At midnight all is SEEM
iDgly quiet, but q squad of twenty police
men is patrolling Chinatown.
This is the second murder in this city to-
day, Manuel Velarga having been stabbed
and instantly killed by an Italian about l
o'clock this morning. II drunken row in
the northern part of the city,
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ALMSHOUSE BURNED.
Ten Of the Insane Inmates Perish in the
Flames.

NORWICH On. ", May S.-Seven paupers
were burned to death by a fire in the
Chenango County Almshouse last night.
The fire started in the insane ward, where
fifty lunatics were confined, ard the horrors
Of the Montreal fire, only on smaller
scale. were repeated. Many insane and
other paupers were severely injured. The
building was entirely destroyed within two
hours after the fire was discovered.
The lunatlcs who escaped are wandering
over the surrounding country. Two
churches and one hotel were turned into
temporary quarters for hospital and other
uses. The bodies of nine paupers, all
women, have been recovered. Officers are
securing the country for the escaped
lunatics and have captured seven. Ten
lives were lost, all female idiots. Keeper
Manning believes the fire was caused by
spontaneous combustion.
Three more bodies of unknown persons
have been taken from the ruins, making the
total loss thirteen.
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FinRer Inaurance.

In party of insurance men last week an
accident policy man put the question gen :
orally what do you think is our most un-
profitable riskY Most of those in the party
named persons engaged in dangerous avoca-
tons, such as railroad mon, powder-ma kers,
etc. When each bad received a negative,
one asked the smiling accident man the
answer.
"Tailors," said he. They're simply
awful"
How on earth can a tailor injure him
selfP" was the chorus.
IF you'd stop to think it would at once
present self" was the retort. They prick
their fingers. You well understand that in
making close seam every particle of the
tailor's strength is required In helding the
cloth together. A prick in the finger dis
ables the coat-maker, and we have to pay
him SIS week until he gets well. Gin.
cinnati Inquirer.
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No Game at Brooklyn

Pittsburgs .................... O 9 q = D n 0-S
Base hits-Cevelands 8, Pittsburps IL Errors
Cievelands 8. Pittsburgs 8. Batteries-Lincoln and
thinner, SOwders aud Wilson
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| Game Of See-Ssw.

CLEVELAND. May s.-Pittsburg lost to-
days game in the last inning by some full
moon errors. Summary:
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The Clangor Of an Alarm Ron


0iose Dy In the stiffness OF the night could scarcely
sartle the ordinary individual more than do triinu
noises the nervous invalid. But once the nerves
are braced and the system invigorated with Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters, this normal senstiyeness Ia
succeeded by q tranquility not to be disturbed by
trivial causes. Impaired digestion is fertile cause
Of nerve weakness and unnatural mental gloom.
and vigorous renewal Of the action of the stom-
ach is one of the surest OF invigorating and
quietiDg the nerves. Insomnia OF sleepIessness. q
form Of nervous disease, is unquestlonably bene-
nted by sedatives. whom Is prolon ged or Of fire.
quent occurrence. but its permanent removal is
more efectually achieved with the Bitters This
medicine is also signay enicacious for malaria,
rheumatism. constipation, liver complaint and tor
pidity Of the kidneys and bladder. 10
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ACCUSED OF MURDER.

The Terrible Charge Made by the Daughter
Of a San Diego County Farmer
Los ANGELES. May 8.-News has been
received from San Jacinto. small town in
the northwestern part of San Diego County,
to the effect that Francisco Gonzalez, we'll
known rancher and an old resident, has
been arrested on a charge of numbering his
daughters children The mother herself
makes the accusation. She states that
about eighteen months ago she gave birth
to twins and that her father strangled them
shortly after their birth
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MclNTYRE-LIGUoRI-In this city, May /. 1890,
by the Rev. Father McCune Thomas Mcintyre Of
Iulare County and Belle Liguori of Mount Eden.
JEnSEN-TUSCH-PALL- this city. May /. 1890,
by the Rev. j. Fuendeling, William Won Jense n
Tusch and Irma Maria Pail.
RESEk,MOSES-In Oakland, May z, 1890, by the
rev NJ. 5. Levy, NJ. c. Resek and Ida Moses
hAMLIN-McMAHON-In San Mateo County Nav
o, lesV, oy the Rev. Father Cooper, Oliver Ham.
IN OF contra Costa County and Elizabeth Nc
mahon OF San Mateo County,
hADELEk-DROEGE-In this city, April 80, 1890
John Hadeler and Anna Droepe
1880, Henry Kuhlenkamp and Anna Steiner
HoLE-hLlNGEBERG-ln this city MAY g. 1890
Henry Thole and Anna Knngeberg.
WILLIS-KIDEoUT-In this civ Frederick NJ
Wills of San Francisco and Annie M. Rideout Of
Berkeley. - ~ "a
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MCOoMB's DEFALCATIoNs.

The Ex-secretary Of the Seattle Relief Com
mittee Again in Jail.
SEATTLE, May ga third charge of
forgery was preferred this evening against
ex-Secretary McCoombs of the Relief Com
mittee. Bail was fixed at $500 for this
case, and, being unable to furnish the
money, he went to Jail. The investigation
OF his books as far as conducted shows that
averaging S2o
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tributed as follows: First prize, Tyler
Henshaw and Frank Pinkham; second
prize, S. G. S. Dunbar and Paul Goldsmith;
third prize, Edward Harris and j. S. Ames
The Directors of the Acme Athletic Club
have again postponed their exhibition. The
club, however, is in a fi0urshing condition,
classes in the gymnasium. at present
hand-ball seems to be the rage at the club,
and has call over all other gymnasium
exercises.
Rochelle and Strong have been matched
to box ten rounds on the evening of the Goth
inst. by tie Occidental Athletic Club.
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Cleveland Finds New Twirger and Does

Cleveland Finds New Twirger and Does
Some Heavy Stick Work.
CLEVELAND, May S.-The Brotherhood
game here to-day was smuggling match on
Cleveland's part. Young McGin was in
the box for the home team, and did admir-
ably. striking out ten men.
Haddock and Mack made a very poor
battery for Buffalo. Haddock was wild
and Mack was slow in throwing to bases.
The battery of the home team and McGill's
pitching were the features. The attend
ance was 500. Summary:
0leyeiands ..-..................0 3 o. 3 10 3-l4
Base hits-Clevelands 10, Buffalos g. Errors
Clevelands 2. Buffalos 9. Batteries-MeGiII and
Snyder, Haddock and Mack.
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4 NOTABLE GAME.
The Chicago League Club Earns Twelve
Runs In One Inning.

CHICAGO, May s.-The game at the
League Park to-day was a most noted one.
In the Chicagos' half OF the sixth inning the
score stood to against them. Iu that
inning seventeen men went to bat, making
twelve hits and earning twelve runs.
Every one Of Chicag6s' runs was earned,
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ANTI-IRRIGATIoNIsTs.

Meeting of the New Board Of Directors OF
the Colusa District.
CoLUsA. May s.-The meeting of the new
Board of Directors of the Colusa Irrigation
District to-day for the organization of the
board was of unusual interest to this CON-
munity for the reason that a majority OF
the new Directors are anti-irrigationists,
and action to retard the work of irrigation
the leader of the anti-irrigationists on the
board, nominated Eli Morton for President
and j. w. Goad for Secretary, and they
were elected. This action is much de-
plored by the people here, and it means
obstruction to irrigation in this district.
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THE CoRRICk ASSASSINATION.

Henry Sullivan, the Alleged Murderer, Ar
rested and Lodged in Jail
FRESNO, May S.-Sheriff Hensley and
Deputy MeArdle spent all of yesterday in
searching the mountains for Henry Snlli-
van. the alleged slayer of J. NJ. Corrick,
ana about o'clock in the afternoon took
refuge in cabin which commanded view
OF Sullivan's house. He was soon seen ap-
preaching his home, being driven in by
the storm, and his capture was effected
easily He was brought to Jail to-day, but
wife, Corrick's daughter, testified at the in
quest that her husband was away in the
mountains cutting hay.
The COroner's jury found that Corrck
came to his death from gunshot wounds in
ficted by an unknown party.
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Unitarian Feast.

OLYMPIA, May S.-One hundred members
of the Puget Sound Unitarian Club par
took of a feast tonight at the Hotel Olympia
Representatives were present from Seattle,
Puyallup, Tacoma and Portland. Addresses
were made by prominent divines. The OBJ
lects of the meeting are the promotion Of
Unitarianism and better acquaintance.
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Military Reception and Ball.

WOODLAND, May S.-Company F, N. G.
c., of this place. gave a public reception
and ball In their new armory in Olympic
Hall this evening. The new armory has
been made one of the best appointed in the
Stale, at a large expense. A number of
officers from Sacramento attended, and
very enjoyable time was afforded.
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Hydraulic Mining Investigation.

EVANSVILLE, May S.-Otto Won Geldern,
civil engineer connected with the United
States Debris Commission, is here investi-
eating the extent of damage to agricultural
lands by hydraulic mining debris. He will
make personal examination of the coun-
try along the Yuba, Bear and Feather riy-
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Perjury Case Dismissed.

SAN DIEGO. May S.-Assstant District
Attorney Daney was discharged this after
noon by Justice Sloane as there was not
sufficient evidence to hold him on the
charge of perjury preferred by the ex-
Grand Jury as the outcome of the case
against Superior Judge Aitken, who was
cleared of charge Of altering Judgment
roll in the Stewart case.
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The Rain at spanishtown.

Tuesday night and continued yesterday.
The storm will be of much benefit to all
crops except beans, which in some cases
will have to be replanted should the storm
continue. The farmers are all in good
spirits over the fatterlng prospects of a fine
harvest
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CHICAGO, May S.-The feature of to-day's
game at Brotherhood Park was the heavy
hitting of Chicago. Both mines played list
lessly in the field. Summary:
Chicagos. .....................5 O4O3 go
flttsDurgs. U O. 5
Base htts.Chicagos %. Plttsburgs T. Errors
rell, Staley and Quinn.
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THROUGH The HEAD.
An Old Mexican at Tia Juana
Fatally Shot.
Ills Granddaughter Accidentally Dis
charges a Shotgun.
4 Tombstone Prisoner Captures The Jailer
and Makes His ESCape-A San Diego
Farmers Crime.
Special by the California Associated Press

SAN DIEGO. May San accident oc-
CURED at Tia Juana this afternoon whereby
q well-known Mexican named Leonardo
granddaughter, girl of Is years, picked up
shotgun belonging to her father. and was
examining it when it was discharged, the
charge entering the back of Aldana's head
and killing him instantly. Aldana was
prominent resident of Bakersfield, and was
on visit to relatives below the line. He
was about IS years old and leaves grown
M family
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Campany's dumps, was playing cards with
the jailer. Howell, when Forget reached for
and captured Howell's pistol and compelled
him to open the large iron doors while he
walked out, locking Howell in. No trace
of him has been found yet. The Sheriff has
a posse in pursuit.
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Kuell Wins His Gams

PHILADELPHIA. May S.-Knell pitched a
good game for the Philadelphia Brother
hood team to-day, while O'Day was hit
freely all through the contest Summary
PhiladelphiaS. ...............1 . 0 A OIL o la
New Yorks.................-0 U 2 D 0 o o. 8
Base hits-Philadelphias 10. New Yorks 8. Errors
Philadelphia g. New Works i, Batteries-KuelI
and Cross, O'Day and Brown.
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*. OF p. CELEBRATION.

Pythian Sister, Temple to Be Instituted
st Arroyo Grande.
ARROYO GRANDE, May S.-The knights
of Pythias of San Luis Obispo, Nipomo,
Santa Maria and Arroyo Grande held
celebration in this place to-day. The rain
interfered with the festivities, but there
was good attendance. The Grand Cham
cellOr failing to attend, Major Abbott of
Nipomo was the orator. Many signatures
for the organization of a Pythian Sisters
tuted Immediately. This will be the first
temple of the order in this section of the
State.
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sPouART-In this city. April 81, 1890, to the wife
of David Spouart. a son.
BEHRINGER-In this CITY Nav g. 1890 to the wife
of Chris Behringer son.
MULREY-In this city, April Is, 1890, to the wife
of j. Muirey. a daughter.
MCCARTHY-In tn q civ NAV a lSqO To the wife
of John Mccarthy a SON
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ARMSTRoNG-In this city. May 8. 1890, Robert
blaSely, beloved son OF James and Jane A. Arm
strong and brother of Mrs M. Zacharias Mrs b.
r. HARDWOOD and john J. and Archibald Arm
strong, native OF LA, aged 80 years s
-
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Floral Festival.

SANTA Rosa. May S.-The second floral
festival by the Presbyterian Church of this
city opens at the new engine-house this
evening. The exhibits of flowers excel any
thing ever seen in SOnoma County. A large
Eiffel tower of roses is the principal attrac-
riOn
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Preparing for the Worlds Fair.

FRESNO, May S.-A meeting of prominent
citizens was held tonight to organize a
Worlds Fair Club, the object being to
secure a grand display of Fresno products
at that exhibition. 1t is proposed to have
q miniature raisin vineyard on the grounds.
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Brooklyns' Hard Lines.

BROOKLYN, May s.-The local Players
League team piled up seven runs In the first
inning and then lost to Boston. Summary:
BrooKlyns .-.......7 900 OOl 2-l0
Base hits-Brooklyns II, Bostons 8. Errors
Brooklyns 8, Bostons 3. Batteries-Weyhing and
DAILY, Daily and Kelly.
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The Arizona Jeaous

Tucson. May S.-The second of the series
Of ball games between Tombstone and Tue
son was played to-day, resulting in score
Of to 6 in favor of Tombstone. To-mor-
rows game will be between the Fort Lowell
and Tombstone teams. Sundays game will
be between the Tucsons and Tombstones.
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Los ANGELES, May S.-George Cassullo,
the alleged murderer of Gulsseppi Valergo,
was captured this morning in Sonora. He
had been on debauch all night. Casulo
admits having had trouble with Valergo,
but claims he did not strike him with a
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Steady Rains in the Mountains

BAKERSFIELD, May S.-For the past few
days the weather has been very unsettled,
with occasional showers of rain. Heavy
rains are reported in the mountains all
round us,
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SacramRnin.

SACRAMENTO, May S.-The railroad con-
ductors gave a grand ball tonight which
was largely attended. The rain ceased last
night and the weather is now clear. The
river is again falling and tonight is down
to the 23-foot mark
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ATTACKED BY INDIANS.

Band Of Apaches Routed by Citizen Of
Tucson.
Tucson, May S.-Don Ignacio Bannellas
Of this city, who returned from Sonora last
night, reports having been attacked by ten
mounted Apache Indians at Los Tinaias,
Sonora, on the oath of last month, and that
after one hours hard fighting he succeeded
IN routing the Indians, capturing nine of
their horses. This is the same band which
killed George Adams
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A Dependents Suicide.

MENDoCINo. May SC. o. Rivers, a
blacksmith at Caspar, five miles north of
this place, committed suicide this morning
in aslaughter-house. Dependency owing to
sickness is supposed to be the cause.
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Trains DalaYed.

THE DALLEs, May S.-A sand blockade
train to-day. The one due at 2:4O o'clock
this morning has not arrived yet. Four
passenger trains are blockaded at the same
point.
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CHANGED PLACES.

A Prisoner Lacks His Jailsr Up and Walks Out
OF Prison at Tombstone.
TOMBSTONE, May Sat about o'clock
last night Tom Forget who was confined In
the County Jail awaiting trial for stealing
ore from the Doughnat Mill and Mining
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Ashanti with n Knife

A saloon-keeper named Brady, whose
place of business is at the corner of Gilbert
and Bryant streets, had fight with a
young fellow named Robert Phillips about
four weeks ago, when, as he claims, Phil
lips struck him with knife The latter
has since kept out of the way, but late last
night he was seen on Brannan street DIV
Officer Dan Reardon and placed under ar
rest for an assault with deadly weapon.
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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. 1t will
thus be an easy matter to compare the
work of the rival clubs.
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MRS. e. F. BEAN.

MRS. E. F. BEAN.
Mrs. E. F. Bean died yesterday at her
residence on Eagle avenue, near Oak street,
Alameda. She had been bedridden for
four years. lacking thirty-five days. suffer-
ing from an Internal cancer. The deceased
was about 45 years of age and a native of
Maine. Her husband, E. +. Bean, was
many years ago Postmaster of Nevada, and
in later years employed in the internal
revenue office,
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SUSPICIOUS DEATH.

4 Dying Woman Found in a Barn at Sacra.
msnto by Her Daughter.
SACRAMENTO, April SAN old woman
named Maggie Vale was found this even
ing In barn on a lot owned by her In the
southern part of the city. Her daughter
claims to have found her in that condition.
a bottle of carbOlic acid was by her side.
Her daughter left her about o'clock and
has not been with the woman in her last
moments. She left box, which the
daughter secured, containing $685.. and it is
said she drew $500 from the bank few
days ago. The case does not look right.
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Another Utiea Mine Victim

ANGELS CAMP, May S-Thls morning
the body of John Trabacco was taken from
the Utica mine. 1t had been badly crushed.
Trabacco was a native of Italy.
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Apuointmsut of Dental Examiners

SACRAMENTO, May S-The Governor to-
day appointed F. F. Tebbitts of Sacrament
and j. Younger of San Francisco membe rs
of the State Board of Dental Examiners.
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The American Asaooiatian

TOLEDO, May s.-Toledos Z; Lousvilles1.
SYRACUSE. May S.-Syracuses IL, Roch-
esters o.
COLUMBUS, May s.-Columbus 7, St.
Iouis &
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BODIES RECOVERED.

Inc Remains CT Two Missing Ranch Hands
Found in Washoe Lake.
CARSON, May 8.-The bodies of Dodge
and Jones. two of the three men who were
drowned last week in Washoe Lake, were
found to-day-one at the north end and the
other at the south. They were badly swollen
and partly eaten by fish. The third body
has not been found vet. "Snippy," the
gether. but when found they were two
miles apart. The bodies were taken to
Eranktown
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a Tramp Injured.

RENO, May ga tramp by the name of
James Hart, while attempting to swing
under train this evening. fell and had his
right foot cut off.
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THE BROTHERHOOD.

BROOKLYN. May s.-To-day's game with
New York was postponed on account of the
wet condition of the grounds.
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WON AND LOST.

SPOKANE FALLS, May s.-The North
western League game this afternoon re-
suited: Spokanes II, Portlands 0.
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SOUNE BY INNINGS.
San Franciscos.0 0 3 2 81
Stocktons ......1 0 0 O01 o. 6

Umpire-JOhn Sheridan.
Scorer-J. w. Stapleton.
Time of game-0ne hour and 40 minutes.
Attendance-7OO
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OBITU AIRY.

Some men are prospecting for gold on the
beach near Halfmoon Bay
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THE CHINESE INVASION.

Mongolians Making for the Southern Border
From Guaymas.
TUCSON, May s.-Two large parties Of
Chinese are now on their way from Quay
mas to Arizona. All the Custom-house off,
GERS are summoned to the line to endeavor
to prevent their crossing. This, no doubt,
Will be favorite route Into the United
States.
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W. L. BRICE.

W. L. BRICE.
w. L. Brice. brother of the Ohio Sem
ator, died at Denver yesterday of cons ump-
ton. The Senator is expected to take
charge of the remains.