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BEH FADED.
horrible Fate of an Employe of an Ice


horrible Fate Of an Employe of an Ice
Concern.
Eric Anderson was .beheaded while st
work Yesterday on the establishment of the
Consolidated Ice Machine Company at
Eighteenth street and Steward avenue,
Chicago. He was working upon scafJold
and had occasion to bend over to reach
some tools. His clothing happened to
catch in the shafting. Before the machinery
could be stopped the unfortunate man had
been turned anu twisted out OF all SEM
blapce to human shape. The employees of
the concern were Mortified to find the body
beadess. The head hal been severed from
the neck, and was found. with CLASSY, star
ing eyes, twenty feet away from the broken,
bruised and bleeding trunk.-St. Louis Star
Saving Aug 9Th
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THE ooNGREssMEN.
George Blanchard and Joseph McKsnna Nom
mated in the Second and Third Districts.

George Blanchard and Joseph McRenna Nom
mated in the Second and Third Districts.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 14.-The First Con-
gressional District Convention. which
failed to made a nomination this afternoon,
held another session this evening. The
names of w. w. Kellogg of Plumas and
Edward Sweeney of Shasta were presented
for the Congressional nomination, but both
declined to serve. and the convention ad-
journed to meet in San Francisco on Au-
gust 23d.
SECOND DISTRICT.
When the Second Congressional District
Convention met this morning, John f.
Kidder of Nevada was elected Chairman
and Levinsky of San Joaquin Secretary.
When nominations were called for, John
Egan of Amador arose and nominated
George Blanchard of Ell Dorado. The
speaker paid Blanchard glowing tribute
and when he finished, amidst applause,
George A. Hughes of Nevada moved that it
be made by acclamation. The motion pre-
vailed and Blanchard was declared the n0m-
inee.
The Congressional Committee was named
as follows, John T. Kidder Of Nevada,
Chairman; G. L. Urri OF Nevada, Secretary;
John A. Egan of Amador, G. G. Warren of
Butte, g. w. Getchell of Calaveras; S. j.
Alden of EldOrndo, Nj. S. Stockton of Mari
poSa, j. w. Knox of Merced, F. I. TuItle
OI 1Idc6T, d. a. LOulIlt Oh Dan Joaquin, u.
Needham of Stanislaus, A. IL. Wilder of
Sutter, F. W. Street OF Tuolumne. F. II.
Greeley of Yuba.
THIRD DISTRICT!
The Third Congressional District Con-
vention met this morning and it was found
that the Sacramento delegation was still in
attendance on the Railroad Convention.
Chris Green observed that Sacramento was
solid for McKenna and the work of making
a nomination might as well proceed. w.
Il. Davis, who had already been elected
Chairman, was about 10 put q mo-
ton to the effect that the convention nomi-
nate without the Sacramento delegation, but
Green remarked that he hoped the motion
would not be put in that style. The motion
was finally Withdrawn and Green was ap-
pointed committee to see what the Sacra-
mentans desired. He reported in minute,
and most of the Sacramentans filed into the
room. Judge Waymire of Alameda placed
Joseph McKenna in nomination and moved
that the nomination be made by acclama-
tion. The motion was rapidly put and of
course the programme carried, and the con-
vention adjourned.
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THE BATTLE AT BLUE ROCK.
How Ezeta Routed the Guatemalans and
Liberal Salvadoriaus.

How Ezeta Routed ths Guatemalans and
Liberal salvadoriaus.
CHINGo Guatemala, July 20.-The fight
at Blue Rock proves to have been more Sc
rious than was first reported. 1t seems
some 1000 Guatemalan troops came to
the assistance of the Liberal force Of the
Salvador troops and the regular troops of
General Ezeta drove them back and scat
tered them. capturing eight pieces of artil-
lery. The defeated troops returned to
Jutiapa with their ammunition exhausted.
The pickets Of the Guatemalan troops were
fred upon at Contepque, about six miles
from here, this morning. Although war
has not yet been declared big fight is eX-
pected daily. as this is the only point
which Ezeta and his army can enter
Guatemala, and there are $500 troops
here. 1910 more at Contepque and 5000 scat
tered along the frontier east from here.
The force here is under command of Cen
eral Cuyetano and Captain b. Emile. A
French artillery engineer is second in COM
mand. There are twent, -four pieces of ar
tillery here which were brought over 100
miles of mountain roads by Captain Emile.
He had to use 4J0 mules besides oxen to get
the guns over one hill. The troops are in
good condition and well armed. Work on
the trench is being pushed rapidly.
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Clerk of the Supreme Court.
L. BROWN, Vallejo.
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swINDLED A PENsIoNER.
A Confidence Operator Arrested in Des Moines
After a Lonp Search

Confidence Operator Arrested in Des Moines
After Long Search.
DEs MONIES, Aug 14.-F. NJ. a. Halston,
alias Martin Olson, was arrested here to-
day by Special Pension Examiner on a
charge of defrauding A. NJ McLain out of
pension money at Portland, Oregon, some
years ago. McLain was somewhat de-
mented, and it appears Halston had him
confined in a California alms-house. from
which he was afterward removed by rela-
tives.
Halston drew McLan's pension money
by fraudulent receipts, and used the money.
There are other charges, and he appears to
be confidence operator. Among his per-
sonal effects the officers found letters of in
dorsement purporting to be signed by ex-
President Hayes, General Rosecrans,
Colonel Lamont and others. Officers have
been on his track for two years. The man
has been the husband of at least nine
women, one of whom mysteriously disap-
peared. He will be taken to Portland for
trial
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HELD BY INDIANS.
Garden Island seiz,d and Fishing Companies
Ordered to Vacate.


MINNEAPoLIs, Aug. IA telegram from
Rat Portage, Ontario, says the Canadian
and American Indians have taken possess
sion Of Garden Island, in Lake of the
Woods, and ordered the fishing companies
to vacate within four days. The principal
company is the Baltimore Packing Com
pany, who have branch houses in Denver,
Omaha and Salt Lake City and other places.
The Governor has been appealed to to send
troops and they will probably be sent to-
day. The company's manager here says
the Indians may, in addition, destroy the
fishing plants and massacre the men in
charge. 1t is not yet known what caused
the uprising.
Lake of the Woods is large lake. partly
in Minnesota and partly in KeewatiD, Can
ada. 1t is irregular in form. nearly 100
miles long and $50 miles or more in circuit.
tits supplied by Rainy Lake River, and the
surplus water is discharged by the Winni-
peg River, which issues from the north end
of the lake. There are numerous wooden
islands in it.
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AT STOCKTON.
The Senators Outbat and OutfieId the
Home Team.

The Senators Outbat and OutfieId the
Home Team.
STOCKTON, Aug. 14.-The Sacramento
team outfelded aud outbatted Stockton to-
day, winning by score of to g. Hoffman
pitched superb game, striking out eight
men and not allowing one base on balls.
Kilroy pitched good ball, but the Senators
punched their hits on him. knocking out
two earned runs in the first inning and in
the sixth inning two bases on balls, hits by
Bowman. Roberts and McHale and costly
error by Armstrong allowed Sacramento
five runs. Cahill made some fine catches in
left and Roberts also distinguished himself.
Reitz carried off the inield h0nors. The
score:
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his young wife. intending to make his home
here. He stopped at New York, where he
got into evil company, and meeting Joseph
pocket, was led to take up thieving as an
occupation. The pair came to Boston to
work the Grand Army Encampment, and
at once came to grief. Sherwood abandoned
his wife in New York and the police are
hunting her up.
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Four Men K,l,ed bv an Exr,o,ion

NEwBURY, Is. C), Aug. 16.-The boiler
in a saw-mill ON the Docros place near here.
exploded to-day. Four men. one white and
three colored, were instantly killed, and
two cOlored men seriously wounded.
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Nntea of The Game.

Robinson yesterday received dispatch
from Shaw, Sweeney and Cantillion stating
that they would be in Oakland this morning.
Finn and Roscoe Coughlin had an inter-
view yesterday. The manager wanted to
sign the pitcher, but the latter's terms were
too high for Finn.
The Frscos and Oaklands play at Emery
vile this afternoon. The batteries will be
Lookabaugh and Stevens and Carsey and
Lohman.
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MORE CHINESE.
The Steamer City of Peking Bro1Eh
Over Two Hundred.

The Steamer City of Peking BroGEhs
Over Two Hundred.
Two hundred and nineteen more Mongo-
lians were brought to this port yesterday
by the steamer City of Peking. OF these
1I6 were for San Francisco, 10 for Victoria,
l for Honolulu, for Havana, 26 for Pana-
ma. and among the number are women,
Girls and children. One hundred and
twelve trusted to. being able TO enect an
napers of any kind. of whom LOG are males
and 7 females. The Is for Victoria viii
be sent to that port on board the steamer
Umatilla next Monday. AT O'Clock a
more were landed by the CustOm-house
authorities. Besides those mentioned, 193
were landed at Victoria.
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SPANNING A DESERT.

Stanley Applauds the Scheme for Trans-
saharan Raj way.
PARIS, Aug. N.-Henry NJ. Stanley has
surprised Frenchmen by expressing an
opinion that Ribot made good bargain In
the Anglo-French agreement. Stanley be-
lieves that had Salisbury known Nigritia
better he would not have signed the agree
menr.
Stanley applauds the scheme for trans
Saharan railway, and thinks the road will
not cost more than 200 OOO, 600 francs, and
can be built in ten years.
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An Alkali Trust.

PARIS, Aug. IA chemical union. the
aim of which Is to monopolike trade in
chemicals, has been definitely formed. The
union has capital of $40, 600, and pro-
Of bleaching powder, 10000 tons of caustic
soda and 10000 tons of other alkalies.
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10 uL5. I iIt oNUIU =
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SCORE BY INNINGS,

San Franciscos .......0 2 o o 0 o.
OaklandS. ...............O z o U IS
Earned runs-Oaklands /. Three-base hits-Levy.
TWO base bitS-Stockweu 2, \. O'Neil, Hanley,
Stevens. Sacrifice hits-Dooley, LohInan 2, Stick
ney, Speer, DUNCAN. First base on errors-San
FranciscUs l, Oaklands 4 First base called balls
San FrauciscoS ., OakIands 4. Left on bases-San
FranciScOs Z, Oaklands Z. Struck out-By Young 3,
by CJbb 2. Hit by pitcher-N. o'NeIl. Double
plsys-Ebright, Shea and Veach, Ebright aud Speer,
DoOley (unassisted). Wild pitches-Cobb !. Um-
ir~-McLaughlin. Scorer-Stapleton.
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Chicago Iron.Molders.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA strike among iron
molders is threatened in Chicago and one
was nearly precipitated yesterday by
firm receiving and casting pan for
quartz mill on an order from San Fran
cisco. Secretary Healey of the Trades and
Labor Assembly, and a member OF the
Molders' Union, said to-day that strike
would inevitably result were the fouudries
to accept orders from San Francisco, as a
strike was in progress there.
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schweifurth's "Heaven "

ROCKFORD Qll). Aug. 14.-Miss Mary L.
Weldon, one of the women that has been
locked In Schweifurth's 'heaven," to-day
gave birth to girl baby. A committee has
been organized for the purpose of ridding
the community Of this self-styled Christ,
SchWeifurth,
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Suit Against the Paeific Mai.

New YORK, Aug IA suit for 500, 900
damages has been brought against the Pa
cifc Mail by George F. Livingston, who al
leges he was injured on board the steam
ship Colon by the negligence of employees
last September.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. IA. = Five per-
sons died at Nicolaieff from disease sup
posed to be Asiatc cholera.
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Names of the Men Who Will Manage the
Republioan Camnaion

Republican Campaign.
SAcR AMENTo, Aug. 14.-Followng is the
Republican State Central Committee which
was appointed by the State Convention to-
day: Alameda County,. A. Beard, Ed
ward Hathaway. F. Falt, j. E. Goldman, A.
S. Frick, j. E. Johnston; Alpine, w. P.
Merrill; Amador, b. Isaacs; Bu;te-Nelsou
Watts, f. w. Fogg; Calaveras, F. j. Solin-
ski; Colusa, E. w. Jones; Contra Costa,
William S. Wells; Del Norte, L. +. Coburn;
Ell Dorado, Thomas Fraser; Fresno,
William I. Sesnon; Humboldt, Ira
A. Russ, Frank McGowan; Inyo, Seth
ner; Lake, H. A. MeCraney; Lassen, W.
p. Hall; Los Angeles. to be appointed
later; Marin, w. Anderson; Mariposa,
James Gross; Mendocino, E. w. King;
Merced, Il. S. McCloskey; Modoc, J. T.
Laird; Mono, Wilson Butler; Monterey,
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NEW YORK, Aug. 14--The brotherhood homs
team outbatted the BIooklyns to-day. Attend
ance 1850. Summary:
New orss. orss.....................1 l 0 Q 0 Ol0ls IS
Brooklyns. yns.,.,.............-.....1 o.
Base hits-New Yorks II, Brooklyns q. Errors
New Yorks g. Batteries-O'Day and living, WeT-
hing and ktnslow. UmpireS-Ferguson and Hot-
bert.
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LONDON. Aug. Ia. Thirty members
of the Queensland Parliament, including
seven former ministers, have petitioned the
crown in favor Of the separation of North
Queensland
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Cleveland Wins.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 14.-The good hitting Of the
brother hood home team won them the game To-
day. Attendance zoe. Summary:
Cleveands s..,,..................ll lO2O05 05O0-s
BuHal"s "s..........................2 U o 0-8
Base hits-Clevelands IA, Buffalos IL. Errors
Cleveands 8, Buffalos 3. Batteries-McGill aud
Sutelife, Haddock and Mack. Umpires-SDydef
and Pearce.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

Daniel Cole of Sierra City Nominated From
the Third District.
SACRAMENTO, Aug 14.-The Third Equal
ization District Convention, comprising
twenty-one counties in the northern part of
the State, met this evening and nominated
Daniel Cole of Sierra for member of the
State Board of Equalization.
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HE IGNORES poLYGAMY.

son-in-law of Brl.n>m Young Defends
Northwestern Kormons.
OTTAWA, Aug. 14.-Charles o. Card, the
son-in.law of Brigham Young, and
leader of the Mormon colony in Alberta.
N. w. T., has written to an Ottawa
paper about the Mormons in the North
west He Ignores the question of polygamy
altogether, but pleads that his people are
peaceabe and industrious, and that no OBJ.
their efforts to develop the resources Of the
Canadian Northwest
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A Presant for the Gar.
The Strike in Wales Ended.

BERLIN, Aug. 14-Emperor William has
started for Kiel. He took with him grand
hunting chariot as present for Car.
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First DIstrlct-Adjour,led to meet in San Fran
cisco, august 23d.
Second Dislrict-GEORGE BLANCHARD, Ell
Dorado.
Third DIstrict-J0SEPH MCKENNA, Sulsun.
Fourth Distrct-Adjourned to meet In San
Francisco at the call of the Chair.
Fifth Distrlct-Adjour1ed to meet in San Fran.
cisco at the call Of the chair.
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The Australian Ministry.

ADELAIDE, Aug. 14.-A resolution eX-
pressing want of confidence in the Ministry
was adopted in the Assembly to-day by
majority of five votes.
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THE TICKET.
Governor.
COLONEL II. ii. MARKHAM Of Pasadena

Governor.
COLONEL Fl. Ii. MARKHAM Of Pasadena.
L!eutrDant-Go
JOHN B. REDDICK OF San Andreas.
Chief Justice.
JUDGE w. II. BEATi Y OF Sacramento.
Associate Justices,
c. II. GAROUTTE OF Woodland.
r. c. HARRISON OF San francisco.
JOHN j. DE HAVEN, Eureka.
Secretary of State
Z. G. WAITE, Alameda.
Controller.
E. ?. C0LGAN, Son0ma.
Treasurer.
j. r. MCDONALD, StanisIaus.
Attorney General.
w. II. Il. HART, San Francisco.
Snrveyor-GeDeral.
THEODORE REICHERT, San Francisco.
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
L. BROWN, Vallejo.
Superintendent OF Public Schools.
]. w. ANDERSON, San Francisco.
COugressmen-a at-LarPe.
W. W. MORROW, San Francisco.
j. G, CAMPBELL, Stockton.
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A Chicago Victory.

CHICAGO, Aug 14.-MIng's pitching won 10.
days brotherhood! game. Attendance 1900.
Summary:
Chieagos. os......-................0 4 0-1d
PittsDurgs .....................0 3 D IL
Base hts-Chicagos 7, Pittsburgs IL. Errors-Chk
Cages d. PlttsburgS 8. Batterles-Kiug and Boyle,
Tener and Quinn. umpires-Knight and Jones.
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4 TICKET THAT
WILL SURELY WIN.
The Republican State Convention
at Sacramento Concludes
Its Work.
SOUND FROM TOP TO BOTTOM.

Enthusiasm Over Waite's Nomina-
tion for Secretary of Siate-Mor-
row and Campbell Named for
Congressman at Large-Ander-
son Defeats Hoitt for School Sup
erintendent-A Hot Fight for Su-
preme Court Clerk.
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made. II was then 6:15 o'clock, and mo-
ton that the convention adjourn sine die
was carried, and the last cheer was given
for the ticket which had just been COM
pleted.
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No Tnrredc. Boat Missing.

BERLIN, Aug. 14.-The Admiralty denies
the report that one of the torpedo-boats
which left Heligoland after the transfer OF
the island is missing.
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Bunched Their Hits.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 14.-The Cleveland league
team won by punching their hits in the first three
innings Attendance 700. Summary:
Clevelands ds..................3 3 q Q OOOG-lI
PittSburgs.. gs......................0 3 o o l. q
Base hits-Cleveands 49, Pittsburgs 13. Errors
Clevelands !, ritts Jurgs o. Batteries-Beatln and
Zlmmer Phillips and Decker. Umplre-Strief.
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Uniform Bill of Ladine Amended.

CHICAGO, August 14.-ShIppers through
out the United States have gained victory
over the railroads in securing moditica-
ton of the uniform bill of lading. The con-
cession made by carriers consists in striking
out the words mot negotiable" against
which the chief complaint was made At a
meeting of the Joint Committee of the
Trunk Line and Central Traffic Assoca-
tion and representatives of the lake and
rail lines, which was held in this city to-
day, the sub ject was fully discussed in the
light of objections raised by the commercial
organizations of the country. Some threat
ened to discontinue the use of the new bill
OF lading unless it were adopted by all the
lines, as shippers were now discriminating
in favor of the Grand Trunk, Wabash and
four lake lines that refused to adopt it in
its present form. Chairman Blanchard of
the Central Traffic Association strongly
recommended that the words mot nego-
table" be stricken out. the recommended
tion was unanimously concurred in, and thus
amended the bill of lading was adopted by
all the lines, to take effect September 1st.
Representatives of the Grand Trunk and
Wabash accepted this new form, as also
did all the lake lines. No action was taken
in regard to other objections that had been
urged against the bill of lading, but a per
manent committee on the uniform bill of
ladiDg was instructed to take them up at
the earliest possible day. This practically
settles the fight over the uniform bill of
lading. The amendment makes it negO-
table paper, and bankers will no longer re-
fuse to advance money on it.
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TOLEDO, Aug. 14.-Toledos ., BrOokIyns 2.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. list Louis 6, Athletics 5.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 14.-Rochesters 8, Louis
yllrs
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AT STOCKTON, AUGUST IA, 1890.


Earned runs-Sacramentos 3, Stocktons 2. Three
base hit-wilson. Base errors-Stocktons l,
Sacramentos q Base on balis-SacramentOs 4. Left
on bases-Stocktons 8, Sacramentos 4. Struck out
By Kilroy J. by Hoffman y Sacrifice hits-Selna,
Reitz and Cedar. Wild pitch-Kilroy. lime Of
gaine-l hour and 50 minutes. Umpire-Donahue
OnicIal scorer-Ruggles.
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EASTERN GAMES.
ClarkSon Wins a Close Contest From
Brooklyn.

BOSTON, Aug 14.-In the league game to-day
CIarkson's steady pitching In critical times won.
Attendance 300. Summary:
klyns.........-............0 D 0 o / OIL
Bostons s.........................O U D U 0 l-2
Base hits-Bostons 7, Brooklyns 3. Errors
Bostons l, Brooklyns /. Batteries-Ciarkson and
Cancel Caruthers and Clark. Umpre-Powers.
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CARDIFF, Aug. 14-The railroad strike
was ended by compromise.
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4 OF the want advertisers have nominate /
i THE CALL as the On y Want Medium. They
have voted for it, this week. at the rate OF
more than
1000 WANT ADS a DAY.
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W. w. MORROW, San Francisco.
j. G, CAMPBELL, Stockton.
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Reilly's Three-Bagger.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 14.-Reilly's threebagg
won today's league game for Cincinnati
1t was pitchers battle. Attendance IIoO.
Summary:
Sinclnnatls' tls''..s.'.'..........,.O ii
U U U U q u U 0-l
Base hits - Cncinnatis T. Chicaeos s. Errors
Cincinnatis !. Batteries-Rhiues and Harrington.
Stein and klttredge. Umpire-McQuaid.
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CAME TO GRIEF.

Young San Franciscan's Career Of Vice Gu.
Short.
Boston, Aug. 14.-William Sherwood of
San Francisco was arrested here this after
noon by the police as thief. He is quite
young and has just begun to lead life Of
vice. He left the Coast two months ago with
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lively batting match, with the home team win
ming. Attendance 500. Summary:
New Yorks z q q q q oo11-a
Annauelphlas. ..................O o L o Is
, Base hits-New Yorks 8. Philadelphlas 8. Errors-<
New 4 forxs 3, PhiladeIphias 4. Batteries-RusiG
ana BUCKLEY, Niekery aad Clements Umpire-
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Knell Pitches Great Game Against the Bos
tom Team

BOSTON, Aug. 14.-The Phillies crushed the
brotherhood home team to-day Attendanes
22oo. Summary;
Bostons. ns............-..........0 o o o o oOl- q
Philadelphias. ................1 l U o s-I9
Base hits-Bostons 4. Philadelphias 81. Errors
Bostons i2, Philadephtas 3. Batteres-Gumbert,
Madden, Murphy and SWEET, Kneu and Mailman
Umpires-Gaffney and Sheridan. q