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The morning call., 1890-10-03
RUSSIAN JEWS.
Appeal for Aid to Send Prosecuted Hebrews
to Palestine

Appeal for Aid to Send Prosecuted Hebrews
to Palestine
NEW York. Oct 2-1he news of the op-
preston of the Jews in Russia have Of late
burdened the cables, and the Hebrews of
this town have been bestirrng themselves
to relieve the Russian Jews by sending
them back to Palestine. 1t is one of the
phases OF the fulfllment of ancient prophecy,
as many Jews believe that in the last days
there will be gathering of the tribes Cf
Israel in the Holy Land. Circulars printed
in Hebrew and Eng glish. signed by Chief
Rabbi Jacob Joseph. Coroner Ferdinand
Levy and Rev. DR.. l.. Zinsler OF the Henry
street Synagogue, were distributed among
the Hebrews in town yesterday setting
forth the reasons why the Russian Hebrews
should be helped to emigrate 10 the ancient
home of the race, and In response the
Chrstie-street Synagogue was jammed lat
night by representatives OF the leading con-
gregations of Hebrew benevolent societies
to hear well-known Jews discuss the sub
ject. The speakers said in substance that
or the last ten years conspicuous Jews all
over the world had been convinced the only
true solution OF the Jewish Question"
Was emigration to Palestine Since the
last Jewish troubles in Roumania, about
1882, the movement toward Palestine has
played a most important part in the destiny
of East European Jews. Nearly twenty
colonies with a population of 1900 have
sprung up on the soil Of the Holy Land. and
1t is said the prospects of jewish settlement
are most promising. The enthusiasm in
favor of the movement is spreading, not
only among the most lowly and humble, but
among The wealthiest Jews in Russia, Ger
many, England and France. The effort to
coionlZe Palestine has realized more than
fentOld the benefits and advantages of the
outlay in America. The immigration of
Russian Jews to this country has been op-
posed by Jews and others in most strenu-
Gus way recently, and if more hospitable
and congenial place of refuge than this
country is not found for the newly threat
ened exodus of hundreds of thousands of
these unfortunate fugitiyes from tyranny
and persecution, these hostile voices may
grow louder and the day may not be far
distant hen this country will also have its
Jewish question" The speakers made
sirrng apl cal for pecuniary aid. About
$1,000 was subscribed at The meeting TO aid
in sending Jews in Russia 10 Palestine.
Jews ali through the country are also to be
lah ~,
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Results at Latcnia.

LAToNIA, Oct. 2.-The races to day re-
suited as follows:
First race. one mile and twenty yards,
Silver Lake won. Consignee second, Hopeful
third. Time, IA.
Second race, one mile, Miss Leon won,
Lady Frazer second, Spite third. Time,
1:44h.
Third race. one and sixteenth miles,
Tenacity won, Hamlet second, Business
third. Time, :4SA.
Fourth race, one mile, Doilikens won, W.
G. Morris second, Eugenia third. lime,
! :43
Fifth race. half a mile. Reputation won,
Faithful second, LOngleaf third. Time,
0:50h.
Sixth race, maiden two-year-olds, four
furlongs, Rudolph won. Carroll Reid second,
MheatlY lli,d Iime 0 10
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Fraudulent Wool shinmeats

NEW YORK, Oct. IA special from WASH
ington gives an abstract from the report of
Heenan, the American Consul at Odessa,
from which it appears that 1850. 600 pounds
of Donskoi wool. which was held in Europe
to be secured after being cleansed by the
the United States, invoiced at merely
nominal value. The quantity was originally
5000, goo pounds, but shrank 90 per cent
under the washing. which throws additional
light on the transaction. Heenan says that
nearly all coarse D0nskoi wool comes to the
United States.
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The Bonded Debt.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-It is stated at the
Treasury Department that the decrease in
the bond debt during the past month, viz.
$40, ,316,2 ,24o. was greater than in any month
since the period of refunding operations
under Secretary Sherman. the nearest ap-
proach TO it being S96, ,593, $50, in the month
of October, 1885, The decrease in the bonded
debt for the first nineteen months of the
present administration has been sos, ia, ,410.
The foregoing figures relate exclusively to
the bonded debt, and not to the debt less
cash in the Treasury at the various dates
specified.
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Civ nv Robo,d.

PTTsBURG, Oct. 2.-To-day while J. K.
Gardner, an extensive lun ber-dealer of
Ridgeway, Pa, was returning from the East
Liverpool Ohio fair, he was relieved OF
At Washington street some one called out
Allegheny" Gardner started for the door,
but was jammed into the orner by several
men who alsp wanted to get off. He apo.o.
eized to one of them after a quarrel. After
the city proper was reached Gardner found
he had apolOgized too soon. His pocket
book was gone, as also the gentleman to
whom the apology was made.
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TOBIAS CAREER.
His Father Believes That the Young Man
Was Insane


Was Insane
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The extraordinary
career of Leonard Tobias in Yokohama end
ing with his suicide in the Grand Hotel
there, has caused much comment among his
friends in this city. Louis Tobias, a jeweler,
is the young mans father. Neither the size
of his store. nor the character of his stock
would indicate that the proprietor was
worth the many millions heis credited with.
There is every reason to believe that young
Tobias fell in with adventurers who inspired
him to play a brilliant game of bluff which
ended with the pistol shot that killed him.
There are but two things for me to be-
lieve," said the father to-day. Either the
story from Japan is wholly false my son
is insane. He has not married, and was at
home every night until he went to OMAHA.
beroming a clothing salesman there" No
woman answering the description OF
the one who was with young Tobias
and giving that name lived with him
as his wife at the Gilsey House, as the
woman who was with him in Japan is
quoted as saying, and her statement that
they were married at the Reeistery Office by
Judge Buckley in New York is equally ul-
true, as there was no Judge Buckley then
or for long time previous.
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Canadian Cattle.

MONTREAL, Oct. 2.-The Canadian cattle
trade received shock to-day. when it be-
came known that the cargo OF the steamer
Morse King had been detained at Dundee,
owing to the fact that pleuro-pneumonia
had been discovered. The reason for the
shock will be apparent when it is pointed
out Canada has privileges in shipping live
cattle to Great Britain which are estimated
to be worth l cent pound, or over 81, ,000, 600
year to Canadian farmers. and Canadian
cattle have up to date had clean bill Of
health
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A THREATENED REVOLUTION.
Tie Guzman Blanco and Crtspo Elements
-. :rnin Enrfa.

Tie Gpzman BlancO and Crtspo Elements
- = " Join Forces
Cry: OF. MEXICO. Oct .2-The people of
Nenyzuela are much. disturbed over the re-
paft.thatihe Foreign Minister has sent DR..
I'ulido to- England TO enter into secret
understanding concerning the boundary
question: The Crespo and Guzman Blanco
aleulentsh We joined hands against Presi-
dent PalaziQs' policy and the President is
being .uEgsd to convene Congress in
extra sessions In December. A revolution is
greatly. feared and steps are: being taken
TO prevent any outbreak. N. Blanco is fast
regai1ing his lost prestige. A proclamation
has just, been issued by President Palazo.
in Witch. he'Says.l he intends to subnitto an
extra session d Congress. a billfor the free
aud unlimited coinage of silver: Part of the
PROPOSED BILLS based on the silver measure
. Of tile Emitted StttfS -. =.
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SPEED TRIAL DELAYED.
Defect in the Ihilsdelphia's Steam Steering
Gear

GARDENERS BAY a.. ~, Oct. 2-Having
managed to disable her machinery twice on
the run from Philadelphia to New York,
the Philadelphia's departure from that port
for her final speed trial was delayed several
days by another mishap, defect in the
steam steering gear, which will deter the
cruiser from giving an exhibition Of speed
over the official course. -Four times on the
run from New London to this place the ap-
paratus has failed TO do its work. The ex-
act nature of the difficulty has yet to be
learned. Admiral Gherardi says it was his
intention to have the Philadelphia run four
times over the course at Newport, entaiing
three turns of the vessel at full speed. The
Admiral explained that the turning space on
the Newport course was too narrow to have
the ship make the attempt with her defective
steering gear, but if a suitable course could
be found in the sound he would have it
measured and the Philadelphia's speed
would be tested over that. A minor disabil-
ity, which in no way affects the vessels
speed, is that the cruiser leaks at the rate of
nine inches per day when in sea way. This
is caused by imperfect fitting Of the rudder
IOst.
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WORLDS FAIR.
Classification Of Exhibi's-President Palmer
Refuses to accept the Salary Voted Him.

Classification OF Exhibits-Presideat Palmer
Refuses TO fccept the Salary Voted Him.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-The National Commit
tee Oh Classification, which for ten days has
been working on the divisions of the great
fair, has at last marked out twelve divisions
into which the exhibits will be div ided.
They have been pra ctically agreed upon as
follows: A-Agricuture; B-ViIiculture
and horticulture; C-Live-stock; D-Mines
and metallurgy; E-Mnchinery; F-Elec-
triclty and electrical appliances; G-Manu-
factnres and other elaborative industries;
H-Fne arts, pictorial, plastic and decora-
tive; 1-Science, history, literature and
social relations; K-Marne and fisheries;
1.-The house and its accessories, costumes
snd personal equipment; M-lsolated, col
lective and mOnographic exhibits not other
wise classified.
1t is given out officially that President
Palmer will not accept the salary of $4,000
per year voted him, but will content himself
with his Sc rer diem as voted for members
of the commission. and will accept this only
when in actual performance of his duties.
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Wesley Hastings, Silas and: Ben HnItt.
The gang was surprised in:the act OF running
the base coin, and all the dies and metals
were captured, .
:. A Determined Suicide.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-Last plight Theodore
Ferstenbtrg jumped from bridge into tho
river. :Brtdge-tender McGraw jumped in
after him, and a fierce struggle ensued, Nc
Graw trying to rescue the would-be suicide.
and the latter fighting against a rescue,
while crowd on the bridge looked on at the
tragedy. Finally Ferstenberg broke away
was recovered one hour later. Ferstenberg
belonged to very prominent family in Ger.
many, and five years ago was Colonel in the
Germany; army. He cameto this country,
but met financial reyerses. at every turn,
and. being desponden., sought and found
death in the river
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BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED.
Destruction of Large Amount of propert

Destruction Of Large Amount of Property
in Sydney.
SYDNEY On. S. W., Oct "A fire broke
out in this city last night and despite the
efforts of the firemen and assistance by the
citizens, it spread rapidly and extended over
large area on Pitt, Castlereagh, Moore
and Hunter streets. Among the buildings
destroyed were the City Bank, Athehaum
Club and the warehouses of Lart d Sons,
Feldheim * Co., Ball & Co., Gibbs, Shalard
d Co., Lawler 81 Richardson and Wrench.
A number CT other business houses were
injured. Damage el50,O00.
There is an Insurance of e750,oOO on the
property destroyed.
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THE VITA MASSACRE.

Particulars of the Rutchery of German Plant
-: ers b. Natives.
- ZANZIBAR, Oct. 2.-Particuars of the
massacre Of Germans by natives of Vita
have just been received. -Four men were
killed outside the gate of Vita and three
ethers after pursuit OF several miles. The
murderers then proceeded to KuntzePs camp
and killed the. man who had been left in
charge, destroyed all the German plantations
and murdered a planter named Dehnke.
The Sultan had summoned them to. his
presence and disarned them on the day pre-
vious to the massacre, when Kuntzel vio-
lently abused the Sultan, thus determining
the fate of the party.
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AM OMISSION,
One Section of the Tar # Bill Overlooked in
the Enrolment.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-It appears that an
important omission is made in the Tariff Bill
as enrolled and signed. Section 30 of the
internal revenue schedule, originally strick-
en- out by the Senate and subsequently re-
stored by the conference, was completely
omitted in the enrolment. This section pro-
vided for the allowance of a drawback on
smoking and manufactured tobacco and
snuff held in unbroken packages in the
hands of manufacturers at the date when
the reductions go into effect. AS this date is
January 1st next, however, there will still
be ample opportunity for Congress at the
next session to correct the error by supple
mental legislation,
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Terrih e Fn, est Firas.

RAPID CITY IS. Dak.), Oct. 2.-The
forest fires in the Black Hills are under con-
troll, but cannot be extinguished until rain
comes. Sixty square miles have been
burned over mostly brush and dead trees.
1t is impossible yet to estimate the losses in
timber ard to ranches. The fires during the
present season are fhe most destructive in
the history Of the region.
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Salt Rheum ... i. + !.
On Head, Face and Neck-A chiId's
Sufferlngs Relieved. -: 81.

The following is from weil-known Lowell mer-
chant and is, like all testimonials, perfectly
truthful and reliable. Salt rheum Is a well-known
disease Of the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparla is the
best blood purifier. II. +
"when my little boy was only few months old,
eczema, or salt 'rheum appeared on his face, head
and neck. 1t also came out on his body. but not
severe as and about his head. Botches and PUN
pies would come cut thiekly break and discharge
thin watery fluid, and then scales would form. F.:
IT ITcHED INTENSELY,
And caused the poor little fellow great deal OF
suffering for nearly five years In that time CON-
suited several Of the leading physicians, but he did
not seem to get any better Then, about year ago.
we decided to give him Hoods Sarsaparilla, and as
the result of fair trial he is now entirely well. his
skin being smooth and fair as can be- We also used
Hoods olive Ointment and found 1t excellent as an
outward application. To Hoods Sarsaparilla and
Ointment we attribute wholly the Improved condi-
tion OF our boy" NJ F. GooKIN, firm Of Gookin
Bros, Furniture Dealers. Lowell, Mass. -
N. B. If you have decided to try Hoods Sarsa-
parilla do not be induced to take any other. - =
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S. Prepared only
by G. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar I.
mrlb cod
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EMULAToR OF SAM PATCH.

A Sensational Feature Of the Cotton csnten-
nial Celebration at Pawtucket.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 2.-There was sensa-
tiOnal feature Of the Cotton Centennial
celebration to-day not on the programme.
1t was the performance Of Hcrrick Deylin,
Rhode Island militiaman. In emulation Of
Sam Patch he dived from the south side Of
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the gre2test discomfort reigns in. Guatemala
among the masses against Barrilas, and pre-
diets war within four months. The sum
of $1,000 or $4,000, which was in the baggage
of Barrundia, has mysterionsly disappeared.
Captain Pitts inventory of the baggage Of
the General is still held by the Pacific Mail
Company.
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EASTERN BALL GAMES.
Results Of Yesterdays League and Brother.
hood Contests. ..z.

BROOKLYN, Oct. 2.-Tbe Pittsburgs could
neither hit Terry nor Foutz little bit,
while Anderson's curves were soft marks.
Score: Brooklyns 8, Pittsburgs /. 2.
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The ASSOCIATIONS.

TOLEDO, Oct. 2-Teledos. 1, Rochesters l..
Game called at the end Of the ninth on ac-
count of darkness. .-::, Tin. : :, =.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2,--:St.. Louis e, Syra-
cuse 8. -. ~; =; - -. - ! :. :.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 2-The game with
Baltimore was postponed owing 10 rain. - So
COLUMBUS, Oct. 2-Columbus 10, Ath-
leticS g -. ;. -. -. -. '-.. -. + ;
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Prohibition Nominations

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2.-The State Conven-
tion Of the Prohibition party to-day nomi-
mated the following ticket: SUI erintendent
Of Public Instruction, John c. Hughes;
Judge Of the Supreme Court, r. B. Robin
son; Railway Commissioner, w. +. Crouch.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Senators Dolph and
Mitchell and Representative Herman of Ore
gon made arguments to-day before Secretary
Noble in favor of arecount of the population
of that State. Statements were read from
the census officers which showed that the
census was as satisfactory as could be eX-
pected. TIE Secretary will make known
his decision in a day or two.
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!; THE FAMINE IN IRELAND.

Ccmmerts eftfe Lcndcn Press cE the Relief
=. -: = r.. =. :: Mey.m mebt. iri"America.
IoNpoN. Oct: 2.-The: st: James Gazette
prints i n article. c6mmentlng in sneering
manner uron the movement in America to
establish a fund for. the relief of. the famine
sufferers in Ireland. 1t says the movement
IS slmply.a dodge 10 secure the Irish vote
II he. Star says: America: shames u.s. The
Establishment of British fund to relieve
tile distress in ireland is mperative
Tile Daily News. says: Every true En-
glishman honors the liberalhearted men of
America, bat every true Ensishman must
feel ashamed of his own Government which
is only offering Ireland coercion, While
strangers are Offering her bread.
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Funeral Directors.

OMAHA, Oct. 2.-The International
Funeral Directors Association to-day
adopted a resolution expressing the sense of
the conyenti0n that the Antitrust Bill re-
Gently passed by Congress abrogates all
contracts between the National Burial Case
Association and the Funeral Directors AS
sociation.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
All but Twelve Of Harrison's Appointments
Made This Session Confirmed

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-In the ten months
OF the session that closed yesterday Presi-
dent Harrison sent to the Senate 1887 nonl-
nations, of which all but twelve were con-
firmed. As many of these contained the
name Of more than one person, they repre-
sented probably 1900 appointments. Several
hundred of these were Postmasers at offices
which have become Presidential through
the growth OF business. They also include
appointments in connection with the CEN
sus, nearly all of which we're Temporary.
In the first session of the Forty-ninLh Con-
gress, which lasted eight months, Prerident
Cleveland sent to the Senate 1886 nomna-
tiOns.
Following are among the nominations
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New YORK: Get. 2-Twelye hundred
baies Of hops will be shipped from this port
this week. Dealers say the foreign situation
is growing more favorable for American
hops. The German market continues to ad-
vance. The London market Is hardening.
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R hsl ious SLudsrts.

ST. PETERSBURG Oct: 2-1he university
has reopened after six months suspension
and the careful wedding out of rebelious
students. 1t is reported that the students
agitation has been renewed. Fourteen
students we're arrested last night and i'm
prisoned, and information refused their
relatives.
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New YORK, Oct. 2.-Berserker's tips on
Westchester: First race, Rival or LoaD-
TAXA; second race, Get Along or Belle dor;
third race, Castaway Second or Rizpah;
Fourth race, Forerunner or Eclipse; fifth
race, Los Angeles or Demuth; sixth race,
Kirkoyer or Evangeline.
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BERLIN, Oct. "A severe storm prevailed
throughout northern Germany to-day, and
serious damage was done to property. AT
Hamburg five persons were browne and
the lower portions of the city flooded. -.
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Nicaragua Canal.

New YORK, Oct. 2.-The Chamber Of
Commerce has adopted a resolution instruct
ing committee to investigate and report
concerning the accuracy of statement sub
mitted by the Nicaragua Canal Company
with reference to prospective traffic and
tonnage. The purpose of the move is not
vet explained
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The Trsfiic in Cbipese Girls.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--Jew Shing Pong,
jocularly described by the Evening Sun as
layer of Chinatown, Chinese merchant
Of some prominence, has been interviewed
on the subject of the sale of Chinese girls.
He says girls are easily bought in China for
500 and upward. He has bought them fire.
Quently at that price
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ENDED IN DEATH.
A Friendly scufa. Be.wten Young Men Re-

A Friendly sctfi Be.wten Young Men Re-
suits in Their stabbine Each 0thsr.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2.-At New Albany.
Ind, this morning, William Carroll, aged 10
years, twitted Louis Griggs, aged 81 years,
about being a cripple. The latter drew a
knife and stabbed Carroll twice, leaving the
knife sticking in Carrolps body. In mo-
ment Carroll arose, ran across the street
the wound plunged it into Gri ggs' abdomen
and Immediately aiterward fell dead. Griggs
also died in few minutes. The boys had
bern friends for years, and the remark was
made in quarrel brought on by friendly
caiifda
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Seizure of Struggled G cds.

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Captaln James d.
Stewart of. .tke ship, Mcleod from Yoko-
hama has confessed to smuggling valuable
articles. The customs officers have seized
large quantities of silk belonging to the
captain. and a number of Chinese curios be-
longing to the first mate.
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A CRAZY MANS ACT.
He Murders H s Vile and then Commits SUI

SARATOGA, Oct. flames Denton, while
insane, murdered his wife and then COM
mitted suicide to-day. Heattempted to kill
Mrs: DR.. .Brownell, his sister-in-law, but
she escaped He would probably have
sought the liyes OF his two children. Last
winter he had la grippe severely and this
with fan several months ago is the cause
of his mental disorder
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A Home ftr MIS-. Fremont.

gram indorses an appeal signed by Mrs.
Eiderkn and other Los Angeles ladies in
behalf of fund to get home for Mrs.
Fremont and promises to receive and for
ward contributions
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New Ynrk Whi,awashad

CHICAGO, Oct. Mot run was made by
either team until the eighth inning. Then
Crane went TO pieces and Chicago pounded
out four runs. Score: ChicagoS 4, New YorkS
0. Pitchers Baldwin and Crane. :. :: :. /. !
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CLEvELANp, Oct, 9. 2.-Barring some bad
errors in the second Cleveland. played a
splendid game and won easily: Score: "
Clevelands II. Philadefphias 6. Pitchers
O'Brien and Buffinton. -: =
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Confessed 20 Bsing a snv

F. PARIS, Oct mime. Bonnet, the woman
who was arrested at Cannes on suspicion of
being a German spy, and in whose pos
session we're found plans of the defenses' of
that place, has confessed that she was in the
employ OF the German Government at u
monthly salary of 300 francs, besides which
She received her travelling expenses.
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Gang of C;,un,srfa;ter, Arrs.ted.

LANSING (Mich.). Oct 2.-Three counter
feiters, who have been flooding this vicinity
with bogus silver dollars Of tho date Of 1872,
we're captured last night. They are Charles
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Miserable Fielding.

CINCINNATI, Oct 2.-Miserable errors by
the home team explains the following score
Cincinnatis 3, Bostons Z. Pitchers -Rhines.
and Nichols
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Down Go Tho. Giants.

CHICAGO, Oct 2.-Sharrott was hit hard
and often, Game was called atthe end of
the seventh inning on account of darkness.
the score being: Chcagos7, New Yorks 3.
Pitchers-HulchlsOn and SharrOtt. !: y :. -.
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A Pitchers Battle.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 1T was pitchers
game to-day. and had to be called tie at
the end of the ninth inning on account Of
rain. Score: Cleyelands 2, Philadelphias 3.
Pitchers-Y Oung and Gleason. ~:
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Pawtucket Bridge. He struck into ten
his prototype of sixty. one years ago used TO
Jump. In few seconds Devlin renppeared
and was cheered by thousands as he swan
to the shore.