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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
Icons REPUBLICANS.
Committees Appointed to Work IL
Zach Election District.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Aug. 1s.-There
was considerable activity among republican
politicians Saturday. They have appointed
committees to work in each election district
and see that every republican voter pays
his tax and pockets his poll tax prerequisite
certificate.
The negro politicians are anxiously await
ing the return of United States Marshal E.
c. Weeks from New York. He is chair
man Of the county republican executive
committee, and nothing will be done toward
calling a county convention until his return.
lie Is expected this week.
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TRUSTEES OF THE ALLIANCE.
The Reports of the Presidents Make
Favorable Shc~.Ags.

FaVoTaDIe ShCW.Ags.
ATLANTA. Ca, Aug. 1S.-The trustee
stockholders Of the state alliance exchange
met in the capitol this morning. Hon. L.
7. Livingston was made president, and
called the meeting to order. Each county is
allowed one trustee stockholder. About 100
of these stockholders were present. The
reports of the former president, Felix Cor
out, and the present president, W. L. Peek,
showed the finances of the exchange to be
In hourishing condition.
The convention meets in secret session.
and great privacy IN regard to their delib-
erations is observed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
Shot through tie Thl Oh.

FoLKsToN. GA. Aug. ia negro named
John Henry was shot through the thigh az
Bailey, Boles & Co.'S tie camp IN Charlton
county Saturday. The wound was dressed
by Dr. J. c. Wright
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
Flor!da's New Judge.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Aug. 1S.-Maj.
Young Of Jacksonville has been appointed
judge of the Fourth judicial circuit. vice
Judge J. NJ Baker, who resigned owing to
the failure of his health. Judge Young is
about IS years old, one Of lFloridas leading
lawyers and an enthusiastic military man,
be having been major of the Florida state
trOOps
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
A Lard Sale at PrunswIck-

BRUNSWICK, GA, Aug ls.-A big deal
in real estate took place here to-day, when
a portion Of the burnt district 800 feet OF
water from, was sold for $40, 900. Mayer
& Ullman aud W. Z. Burbage, all Of this
CITY are the purchasers
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EEsAvANNAHs CLUB oUrsaor.

The Glynn Marksmen Don't Send
Them away Hungry, however.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Aug. 19.-In contest
here to-day, between the Forest City Gun
Club of Savannah and the Glynn Club of
this city, the latter won the match by score
of So 10 70. A big banquet was rendered
the defeated club at the Bay house tonight,
and the home club has been interchangeable in
endeavoring TO make the visitors enjoy
themselves.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19

SAFE FRos HAnE Benevolent Individual
Need helD again. d. you rncls Fbouyf Well
her a dollar presume you dnd IL difficult
10 keep che wolf from tle door"
Uncle z 30ny r alnt 'frad no wolves, sah.
Keeps f. dogs GOOD .tba.
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Appointments in Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Aug. Is. - Gov.
Fleming has appointed DR.. J. " Harris of
Fl. Myers TO be a member of the Lee county
board of health. and Charles w Sparhawk
to be commissioner of deeds for Florida in
Pennsylvania.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

GIBBOSS-Friends and relatives Of MIS-
EAEA GIBBONS ard Mrs Josephine Radcliffe are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral of the
former az the First African Baptist Church
THIS AFTERNOON al 8 clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
4 Nenress I'm 3 Man.

FoIEsrOs, GA, Aug is-A negro
woman killed negro man in C8mden with
50 Ak on Saturday last. The jury OF Inquest
regdefed a verdict II Justlfab.e homicide.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19

some and seldom displays his abilities in
that line. Though II the Salon business,
he is a temperate man and never drinks any
intoxlcanrs-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
CHATHAM SUPERIOR COURT.

Members az the Bar are hereby notified that
the Cour; will adjourn for the term on SATU R
DAY next, 23i inst
By direction Of His Honor Judge Falligaut
JAMES X. P. CARR
Clerk : G. c C. ia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
FIRE SALE.

The above sale will start on WEDNESDAY.
II you desire bargains do not miss sane spe-
eial prices offered esel day on certain goods.
Look cut for Advertisement
A II. CHAMPIONS SON.
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A SHERIFF AFTER sHECKLEs.
He Threatens to Release a Murdere,
II Not Paid His Price.

DARrEN, GA, Aug. 1s.-The people of
Darien are indignant. Sheriff Paulk of
Irwin county threatens to turn Reeves, the
murderer. loose unless his request for more
pay than the $3.50 reward offered for his de-
livery here is acceded to. He has Reeves at
Triton. The governor was notified of his
action TODAY.
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TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

In a short time my connection with the Sa-
vannah Furniture Company will terminate and
| intend to engage in the Real Estate Agency
business. will endeavor to attend to any bust
ness that may be entrusted to me in the most
satisfactory manner. and would be glad to get
houses to rent il all parts of the city. Office
1873 Broughton street. A. G. ROGERS.
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IRON HALL.
ORDERS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SfEOlAlI
On and after Feb. I, 1890, the basis of meas
urenlent Of all advertising az the MoRSIse
NEWS DiH be agate, at the rate Of 81 20 an
inch for the 1TSt insertion.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
aster by fire. and are now ready to transact any
and all business intrusted 10 us. Our stock is
now complete in every detail. Our goods are all
new and stock is, as usual of only the highest
standard.
Call and see US.
A H. CHAMPIONS son,
14s 1-2 Congress
Directly opposite the old stand)
THE LAST EXCURSION
FROM THE
CELEBRATE -
BUFFALO
LITHIA
sPR1N
Was large shipment of this renowned curative
water direct to
BUFFERS PHARMACY.
Corner Bull aud Congress Streets.
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On and after Feb. l, 1890, the basis Of meas
urenlent Of all advertising ~ the MoRSrso
NEWS i0iH be agate, or at the rate of 81 20 an
inch for the first insertion.
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BATTLES WITH BALL AND BAT

The Results of the Days Games All
over the Country.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1s.-Ball games were
played to-day as follows:
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For
N'iiilons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-28

When IT, chErning for the day has
been finished. take q pail Of boiling water
dippcr in hand. and wash down Ill small
particles az hrttcr that may stick to in
aide Of churn. allowing same " run ont
1T milk outlet. Next add about ten gal
Ions OF boiling water 70 q 800 gallon
c,;urn; PIT on coyssrs-turnins by hand.
giving vent AZ each turn for three or four
trrrs--thcn put belt on churn for five
minutes. allowing small vent TO be open
durira s.llurning. Next draw OF water
keep covers "a tight. steam gently for
Eve or ten minutes. inserting steam hose
at milk outlet. The Streaming must he
carefully done the first time.
After steaining. add ten or more gal
Ions cold brine very strong; put coven
on and turn by hand several times
Care must lie exercised here TO prevent
the churn from collapeing. By leaving .
small vent open. Put On the belt and
churn ten or more minutes until the
wood is cold. You viii observe this Last
brine churning renders the wood hard
by heing absorbed into the surface Of
the wood; also removes al loose wood
f5er and grease, making the churn white
aud sweet.
Churrs that have not been treated to
this method viii MT b. white until sew
ersl treatments After once perfectly
sweet one treatment each week viii be
sufficient daring warn weather, and
once in ten days ia cold weather.
Robert McDeth il Creamery Journal.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW
Educate Your Children

And prepare them ~ he hotter ciiizn(
~ iyhi..s- and fiends. u j. undelisbl
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families
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so.ae Trushs That ris other Places d
a;acrtea cniss a. Well n ossario-Ths
Crcamcr, Makes Uniform Halter Dairy
Halter Good. Had and Insllf.srcnt
Iwoala have skill applied 10 the econ
on1:cal production OF food. and this b.
ira crcamc-ios' association. would
have the metabcfs MAKE Known that
when people Persist IN ma.Siag their
butter ia small llir.ca there j. !. need
- expenditure II labor. Which r,eanf
sr absence O. Kill, moi rls.l il Lle me
csSsliral cxcc-.ioi ii -e r,akins Of q
..e rs..cic. lisl LII =. tn a-Yicaticn
Il eacrlyy. Ii u ;sS,.es Six times as
;.uch l.4- % in~..e batter II q small
dairy a y. sl4rs exc 81 The crcamerles.
l. ia ii;.' M oo-. y factory n q town
that .~cr-trs the q. .il--ai.ol 4 six sirncs
;',c a;r.r-iE uf iSf etcry web o.
GIL .---s !; s.s.s ii a. l..r l-.c.ory. how
ln.. N lho .o.rnNg itct1fy DIN 70 stand
t.iH cp..s :, .t-aA cf n trrs have nc
Liking f1r 1iie Ian .,.o lbs - little hk-
tx fNr his ~ TIT ~ ;n.-,.cs her ~ al
ihe chufaing. Nsac.a she i Going al the
a., 1i.sg. e. a farmers VIA IN Ontario
a. sMicc the y ~ az the woiaaa any
vie tlc al the whole world ia l4s
i.dg..lol-t. vi. cannot get help. she
cs-rot at FetN@sts. and when she doe
ST -isls son.. .t.ioFF t-l-cs Ground and
wliis;ss t'sc.l NY. The enc thing that
Will iis.-s i Aer burdens l. 40 have the
milking an ,sse ~ Tn.n. AMI 90 have
tho lu.icr r.i made il cssarnclies. and
tiea fhc ft.... LIB, / vii I consiaerably
equal. a. Int l.. o;.e ~ ,s.r benefits
Of cooperation: il ems the labor Of
sn1is .dAd persons. Thu the quality
rill be Improved. though ! wo..ll not
venture to whisper . word that would
letract from the reputation Of the dsiir,
butter made with the old coat-ivaaccs.
But. after all. willie the women Of
Ontario ln;ke fine butter. we sometimes
have very bal butter to cat from some
wh,re IL Ontario. But because Of the
great varieties II qualities il cannot I've
uniformly lle. and therefore has no sat
i.actory ma sket value as an article Of
commerce. We want to have such but
tsr manufactured IL this province that
not o:lly our exports Of it viii Increase.
Lat that our cheese exports VIII double
themselves. If we put skill into the
business and feed our COWS with ensilagc
and make cur butter in creameries. why
a circulation Of gold equal to twenty
millions viii run into the province from
abroad Professor Eobertscn at Ontario
Dairy Convention
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DUBOIS COUNTY INTERESTS
BLOWN ABOUT BY THE WIND

To advocate mea-nres or men VA
would be detrimental "a he genss
inle'rsis Of Tie People ~ The county
II will continue IL The future. Sc in ID,
past, 10 be sturdy advocate Of Tie r!yL'
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NOW

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esting events In Congress. anr \.
diana Legislature, your ho'sp v,
and your own neighborhoola !"
last item IL furnished BY
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THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
and
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A. viii; be seen Nv adv IN another
column we offer the "Courier' aud the
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Speaking Of butter test that va
made In Europe between Ifolstein and
Jersey. Hoards Dairysnan says:
In these days and in this country
where tine butter yield determines the
value Of milk moro md moro. as prog.
rees goes on, II il not hard 70 zee that
the test revealed that the Jersey would
Be the more valuable cow. for as mill
runs between tho two breeds any ons
knows that fcrty-zix pounds q Jersc,
milk has NOR, butter in it than fifty.
four pounds OF Holstein- Friesian milk
and each was male in Europe 1t tht
Eame cxpenditure Of food.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-28

The WY TO make UNIFORMLY good but
Ter Is to maize ii jnst right from uniform
cream. Every cranrneryman has The
right to Insist that when hc buys cream
II shall be prepared In the way best
adapted 70 his purpose. he himself can
instruct HE patrons what that way IA.
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1hirty-Three Years.

ani hoe never fsiIei 10 Inform !.
ira''rs c"i,er,h % passing sven. =,
- ~ them with u.er,ng nun |. N
psih ~ v i-sl"np. n,o,Alis, aud nro.ns.
a ~ earnest adj, ocste. OF ~
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or 52 weeks. end no postage % ~!
For three cents = week yon can
informed Of every thing Imports
IL the county.
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JASPER COURIER

\, hrs heen published IN ,our MIA.
~ 10 rfe'e"t owner for nearly
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DAIRY AND CREAMERY.
EXTRACT FaoM AN ADDRESS Dy Pho
FEssoR JAMES ". ROBERTSON.

sosae Truth. That ris other rlaees D
asacrsea cuise a. Well n ossarie--Ths
Dreamer, Makes Uniform Batter Dairy
Halter Good. Had and indifferent
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The Weekly Coui'

IL = . constant household visitor q
better scholars ~ school. snd advance
their studies isster than DO those ~
are deprived Of this privilege and cid.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-16

after recess the court would render q decis-
ion on the motion. On re.essembling after
recess the court announced its decision not
to grant the motion and directed the at.
t0rneys to proceed with arguments on the
merits of the case. Mr.. Jamison opened
for Healy and Ecklund and consumed his
half hour to which he wa limited, with the
larger fraction of the next half hour, with
out concluding his argument. Mr.. Ball
followed ina fifteen minutes speech Mr..
Newton closed in about the same time and
at four o'clock the court had ttheS case in
their possession. 6 AS no decision will
probably be rendered before the last day of
the term, comments would not low be in
order, but it would be a reflection unwar-
ranted upon the court to intimate that an
attempt, to- override the order, eta district
judge based upon the very best prtma
.fdcte evidence would be tolerated on such
flimsy ground as presented byth attorneys
for the deposed Commissioners.
The next case taken up, which consumed
the balance of the day, was No. 80, Charlie
magne Tower Jr.; Riohard H. Leefard Juli-
usHA Bailey Va: Trustees nf5the residuary
estate Of" Charlemagne Tower deceased.
Attorneys G: H. Phelps for plaintiff, S. &.
Roberts for defendant. - - .,,s
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-16
Juveniles in Court.

There was an interesting case before
Justice Tibbils Friday afternoon
Young Stephen Millet was arrested on
complaint of Harry Galloway's father,
charged with an attempt to infict great
bodily harm by a revolver in the hands OF
Millet. Both boys are not over twelve
years Of age. 1t appears that a youthful
friendship Of years duration between the
boys suddenly terminated and from quar-
relS they fiaally came to blows and from
blows to the use of fire arms, as young Gal
lOway AYERS. Their last quarrel caused
Millet's arrest on the charge of firing a re-
v0lver at Galloway, who stated that Millet
struck him several blows in the face, when
Galloway, Offering no resistance, mounted
his horse to ride away when Millet drew a
small 22-calibre revolver and shot at him
three times. When questioned by the
court Galloway was not certain that the
shots were fired at him, as his back was
turned, but he was certain that shots were
fired, though none Of them struck him.
Millet was questioned as to how far he
thought his revolver would shoot, but
didn't know whether a bullet would carry
across the room or as far as a block. Both
lads gave their testimony in a straightfor-
ward, manly fashion, but there vas an in
suficiency of evidence on either side. and
as Justice Tibbils said he was unable to
theorize OF a case like this, he therefore
dismissed it from court. The fact, how
ever. that boys Of Millet's age carry loaded
weapons on their person, surely warrants
a little investigation.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-16
First publication May 2, $780,
Summons.

STATE OF Mouth DAKOTA, In District Court.
COUNTY OF BURLEIaH. : Sixth Judicial Dist
The Capital National Bank of Bismarck, a cor
poration, plaintiff, vs. Josias N. Rogers, Orrin
F. Sherwood, Augusta A. Garrison and Wini-
fred Nichols. defendants.
The state of North Dakota to the above named
defendants, greeting:
You and each of you are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint in the above
entitled action, a copy of which is herewith served
upon you, and to serve q copy of your answer to
the said comulaint, on the subscriber at his Of
fee in the city of Bismarck, in the county of
Burleigh, and state aforesaid. within thirty days
after the service of this summons upon you, ex-
elusive of tn day of such service; and if you fail
to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Dated April 18th, A. D. 1890.
GEO. W. NEWTON,
Plaintiff attorney, Bismarck, N. D.
To the defendants. Josias N. Rogers, Orrin F.
Sherwood and Augusta A. Garrison: Take no.
tice that the complaint in this action was filed in
the Office of the clerk of the district court at the
court house, in the city of Bismarck, in the coun-
ty of Burleigh. state of North Dakota, on the 1st
day of May, 1880.
Dated Bismarck, N. D., May 1, 1890,
GEO. w. NEWTON
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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from SUNDAYS Daily. i

By agreement announced at the opening
of court yesterday morning, the certiorari
writ case which called for a review of pro-
ceedings which led to the issuance of the
order by Judge Winchester suspending
County Commissioners Healy and Eek
lund acting in the capacity of such officers,
was taken up EE qgsgse.g,r.-
Attorney Ball of Fargo, who was first
sworn, under the rule, and admitted to
practice before the supreme court, was in
PRODUCED BY N. J. .Edgerly, attorneyiof rec
ord in the case, to take part in the proceed
ings. IN Ea,.
Mr.. Ball, as an introduction, moved that
the writ be quashed and proceeded to give
his reasons for the motion. j
Geo. w. Newton, attorney for Healy, who
vas the principal party in interest, replied
in alabored argument, with extensive read
ing Of authorities pertaining more to the
merits of the case than the motion to
ssasqnashn the writ. Attorney Ball in a very
few remarks confined entirely to the origi-
nal motion, submitted the question to the
court.
Chief Justice Corliss announced that
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-16
HOME NEWS.
City Council Meeting Firemen's
Tournament at Fargo
June IL to 20.
Commissioner Helgeson Gives Some
Instructions in Regard to the Gull
tivatiOn of Beets.
City Council.

City council met in regular session Wed.
nesday evening, 7th'inst, with Mayor Baker
presiding.
Present: Aldermen Dietrich, Nichols
Hines, Swenson. Kihn, Horner and Robi-
dou. Absent: Alderman Griffin.
On motion city treasurer's report for
April, 1890, was referred to committee on
ways and means. "F
The report of the board of education
through its secretary, W. T. Perkins, for
the year ending April l, 1890, was read and
fled. $50
on motion the following bill was allowed
on the general fund: Joseph Hare, city
Alderman Kihm offered a resolution pro-
vidlng for the payment of the regular sal
aries on the first of each month, which was
adopted.
Alderman Robidou offered a resolution
which was adopted, declaring it necessary
that a sidewalk be constructed along the
northerly side of avenues "A" ana .sB" part
way from First to Seventh street, etc.
Alderman kim offered an ordinance
entitled AN ordinance regulating Ii.
censes in the City of Bismarck" which was
duly passed.
On motion, an ordinance entitled can
oAudalCo coilCeluluE licenses approved May
8, 1887" was duly passed.
On motion an ordinance entitled can or
dinance amending an ordinance as to fire
department and providing for the appoint
ment OF chief engineer or assistant in GER
tain cases." was duly passed.
On motion an ordinance entitled IAN or
dinance providing for the issuing of bonds
to pay and redeem the warrants of the city
of Bismarck outstanding on the LIST day OF
June, 1890" was duly passed.
Alderman kim offered a resolution
which was on motion adopted, providing
for a new bond register book to be bought
at the expense OF the city for the city
treasurer.
On motion the council adjourned
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kilograms of Encouragement.

kilograms of Encouragement.
The following kilograms explain them
selves:
QUEBEC, May IL.
A. Healy, Bismarck:
Come back here where your talents and
worth are appreciated. You missed it
when you left Canada.
MANY OLD FRIENDS.
MONTREAL, May IL.
Anderson Healy, Bismarck:
Think we can fix it so you can be heard
on appeal from North Dakota's stupid
court next month. The queens bench will
do you justice. CAMPBELL,
Chief Justice.
COLUMBUS JUNCTION, Iowa, May IL.
A. Healy, Bismarck.
Take courage; do not falter; I believe
the devil has charge of the supreme court.
What does God say about it?
w. P. MoFFET.
P.S. My lame back dosen't seem to get
any better and the sad news of your defeat
brushes mt cruelty. NJ.
STANDING Rock AGENCY, May IL.
Big Chief Healy, Bismarck,
Return the breech-clOut. You are no
good. John Grass also wants Jamison and
Newton to return tom-toms and medicine
pole.
s. BULL.
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Bismarck Bests Mandan.

1t took just seven innings at the ball
park yesterday afternoon for the Bis
marckers to convince the Mandan club
that their knowledge of the national game
was limited and that possibly they could
play some other game with better chances
of victory. The Bismarck boys had the
best of the contest from the start and kept
on piling up tallies until the end Of the
game. DR.. DePuy was persuaded to risk
his person by acting as umpire. A decis-
ion favoring the capital city nine in the
second inning called every Mandanite
from the field. They surrounded the UNI
pire, threatening all sorts of speedy ven
geance and gathered up their parapher-
MALTA preparatory to quitting the game
altogether. The differences were finally
patched up and the players once more re-
sumed their positions, but it was clearly
evident that they were battling in vain.
The playing was fair considering the
short time the players on both sides had
for practicing. Holley pitched admirably.
while catcher Mclean defended his box
remarkably well, hardly a ball escaping
his clutches. Mclean, if he learns how to
kcL dIOuuu UdScS llFcllcI t1du lO uNu yes
terday, will be invaluable to the capital
city nine. Holley's tantalizing curves com
pletely ratified the Mandan sluggers, most
of the men being put to sleep before reach
ing first base. Collins and Grafintaf were
the Mandan battery. The attendance was
not large, but sufficient to cover all ex-
penses, with a small balance to the credit
Of the capital city nine; a return game
will probably be played at Mandan next
Saturday afternoon. Following is the
score:
Bismarck. ; 3. /, 4. O., q, 2-15