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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-01

Thomas Rosser of 757 Howard street, a
young man from whose auburn locks the
hay-seeds have not been entirely washed,
went into the "Chiefs Saloon" OH Howard
street last evening to buy strong, cheap
whisky. Here he met Lille Kimball.
While engaged in conversation with the
fair Lille, she very deliberately plucked
his brand-new watch and passed 1t to Jo-
seph Dewolf, who IN turn passed it to
Michael Glynn. Rosser. after awhile, came
to the conclusion that he had been robbed
and looked around for a policeman. He
found Officer Tuite, who arrested the trio
and booked them at the Southern Station
on charge of grand larceny.
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ParIiamentsrx Club.

The committee having charge of the ball
and supper to be given by the Young Ire
land Parliamentary Club on the evening of
the 29th of May met last evening at K. R.
3. Hall, Colonel Barry in the chair.
Subcommittee on Hall, Music and Mem
bership were appointed. Pioneer Hall was
selected for the ball.
A limited number Of tickets have been
printed, which are intended only for MEM
bers and their friends, and can be obtained
by applying to any member of the COM
mittee
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-01
Mexican Presidential Terms

CITY OF MEXICO, April 3O.-The Cham
Der of Deputies has approved the bill grant
ing an indefinite number of terms to
Presidents. The bill has been sent to the
Senate.
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Naval officer Married.

There was quiet wedding in the par
lors of the Occidental Hotel last evening
witnessed by only few intimate friends.
The contracting parties were Elliot Snow,
Ensign, United States Navy, and at present
stationed on the cruiser Charleston, and
Miss Louise Hudson Carman, daughter of
the late DR.. B. R. Carman. formerly Ameri-
can Consul at MaZatlan, Mexico. Chaplain
Robert Hudson, also of the Charleston,
officiated
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-01
The Iowas' Reservation.

GUTHRIE, April 30.-The Indian Com
mission Will establish headquarters at
Guthrie May 18th and will negotiate with
the Iowa Indians for their reservation Of
loo,ooo acres. An allotment Of land is to be
made to the Indians and the balance is to
be open TO settlement The Indians are
willing to negotiate and a horde of home
seekers are ready to take advantage of the
land.
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A New OHice F;lIsd

WASHINGTON. April 3O.-Colonel Richard
Hinton has been appointed Superintendent
OF Artesian Irrigation, Department of Agri-
culture, and has an appropriation of $40, 600
to expend before July 1st prox., in ascer-
tanning whether the agriculture OF Dakota
and adjacent States can be benefited by the
artesian SysteIn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-01
CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Editor Of the New York World Indicted OF
Charges by Judge Hilton

New YORK. April 3O.-The Grand Jury
has indicted Joseph Pulitzer, John II.
Cockerill, Julius Chambers and James f.
Graham of the New York World for GRIM
inal libel on Judge Hilton's complaint. Re-
cent articles in the World in reference to
Hilton's management of the Stewart estate
caused the complaint.
In response to the indictment the World
will tomorrow editorially say that it practi-
cally invited the indictments, and charges
Henry Hilton with preying upon the late
Alexander L. Stewart and robbing and de-
franding his widow. 1t promises to publish
further revelations of his perfidy.
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Accident Association Sued

CANTON (Ohio), April 30.-A petition was
hled in the Common Pleae Court yesterday
by Jay Burns against the National Accident
Association of indianapolis, Ind, for
$4,000 damages. They caused his arrest
on the 18th of April for embezzlement, and
on the trial few days later he was acqut-
ted. He asks for the above amount for
defamation Of character.
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Sebastopol. The citizens of this thriving
little town will celebrate the occasion also
by giving free barbecue to the excursion
lists. Tho boat will leave the Tiburon
Ferry, at the foot of Market street, at 20
O'Clock IN the morning, and on return the
train will leave Sebastopol at 80 O'clock
in the afternoon. The price of tickets for
the round trip will only be 81.
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Delegates 10 the Worla,s Fair.

COLUMBUS, April 3O.-Governor Camp
bell to-day appointed the following dele
gates to the Chicago Worlds Fair from
Ohio: Henry p Platt of Lucas County,
and William Richie of Butler County; al
Pleamer Of Hamilton.
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For the Loss of an Arm.

Florance Raymond was employed in L. P.
Degen's ather-trimming workshop at 13o
First street on September 25th last. His
right arm was caught in machinery and SO
mangled and broken as to require
amputation. He charges negligence on
the part of the defendant in neglecting
to supply necessary tools for the labor he
Was employed upon, and has sued him for
S25, 500 damages
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KILLED IN COURT.
A Noted Western Crook Shot by
Ills Wife.
Louisiana Sugar Plantations Inundated by
Back Water.
JOhn NJ. Ward and Helen DauYray Sign
an Agreement to Separate-PuI-
itzer Indicted.
Special by the California Associated Press

MEMPHIS, April 80. : Jake Ackerman, a
notorious Crook" was placed on trial for
assault against his wife this evening. His
wife was called as a witness, and as she
passed the prisoner she drew a revolver and
tired three shots, each one of which would
have been fatal. The woman was arrested
and said that if she had not killed him he
would have killed her. Ackerman devoted
his attentions to the principal Western
oif
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The Worlds Fair

CHICAGO, April 30.-The Worlds Fair
Directors met this evening and adopted BY
laws and elected Lyman Gage President.
Thomas Bryan First Vice President and
Potter Palmer Second Vice President. The
other officers will be elected at the next
meeting,
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A REVOLUTION.
Several Persons Killed and Many Wounded
in Paraguay.

BUENos AYREs. April 30.-A revolution
has broken out in Paraguay. Several per-
sons have been killed and many wounded
Telegraphic communication Is interrupted
and the de tails received are meagre.
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Railway Mali Service.

WASHINGTON, April 3o.-The Postmaster
General this afternoon appointed William
T. Campbell of Chicago to be Assistant
General Superintendent of the railway mail
service. Mr.. Campbell is an old employe
and has been Assistant Superintendent for
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a Dominion Scandal,

QUEBEC. April 3O.-A political sensation
has been created by the publication of
charges that Larkin, Connolly & Co., chief
contractors for the Federal Government
have paid Sir Hector Langerin, the head of
the Dominion Department of Public Works,
between 100000 to 100000 10 obtain the
preference in awarding contracts.
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FROM PRISON TO AFFLUENCE.
A Forger While Serving His Sentence Falls
Heir to Half a Million

JOLIET Qll.), April 3O.-The richest con-
vict ever confined in the Joliet Penitentiary
was discharged from the prison to-day
His name is John Sellinger and he was
sent up for one year for forgery. He is 90
years old and is heir to $500, 600, recently
left him in one of the principal cantOns of
Switzerland. On his release he was given
S1400 and started for Chicago. and from
there will proceed to Switzerland.
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The Hendricks Monument.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 3O.-The material
for the Hendricks monument, including q
statue of the late e-President, making
fifteen carloads, arrived to-day, and the
work of erection will begin Immediately.
The unyeiling ceremonies will occur about
June 1St
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An Excursion to seb.,topol.

The excursions over the San Francisco
and North Pacific Railway, which were so
popular last year and were enjoyed by
thousands, will be a feature again, and the
first this year will be on Saturday next, on
the occasion Of the opening of the branch to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-01
An Easy Victory.

PHILADELPHIA, April 80. - The home
team was Outplayed at all points to-day and
lost by the following summary:
Philadelphias. as...................S . 0 0 Q O-3
New Yorks. s........... ......... % o 2 8 o O-9
Base hits-Philadelphias 8, New Yorks g. Errors
Philadelphias 9, New Yorks l. BatterieS-Glea-
son and Clements, Rusie and buckley.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-01

the Bank of America. The bank closed In five
minutes after giving assurances that it was
in condition to pay small depositors with
out delay. The bank is small State con-
Germ with a capital of S375, 200 and about
the same amount of deposits, with six or
eight branches in and near the city.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-01
CLAYTON's DEATH.
Governor Eagle and Mrs. Hooper Examiu ed

Governor Eagle and Mrs. Hooper Examin ed
by the Committee.
LITTLE ROCK, April 30.-In the Congress
sional investigation of Clayton's death to-
day. Governor Eagle was on the stand.
He turned over all the evidence. etc., he
had collected, and gave full account of
Tom Hooper's confession, in which Hooper
said that he killed Clayton out of revenge,
as in 1868 Clayton helped TO kill Hoopers
father. Hooper died at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Hooper was on the stand and denied
that her husband was away on the night
Clayton was killed.
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OPPRESSIVELY STYLISH.
The Pappenheim- Wheeler Wedding Csremon,
at Philadelphia.

The Pappenheim- Wheeler Wedding Ceremony
at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 90.-The wedding
OF Count Pappenheim and Miss Wheeler
at st. Mary's Church this morning was
very swell affair. The groom wore dark
blue coat, embroidered with silver, and
knee breeches. He carried a straight court
sword and n cooked hat. The bride was at
tired In white satin gown, cut plain, the
costume being devoid of characterization.
There were twelve bridesmaids. The
gr0omsmen and ushers included many men
OF title connected with the German, Rus
sian, Swedish and other legations. All
wore court uniforms After the ceremony
reception was held and all fashionable
Philadelphia was present.
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THE MKINLEY BILL.

Strong Protests Against Its Passage by
Leading Importers.
NEW YORK, April 30.-A large number of
representatives of New York importing
houses this afternoon passed resolutions
protesting in the strongest terms against the
enactment of the proposed Mckinley tariff
bill, or any other bill by which the duty
upon any single article of merchandise is
advanced. Among the signers were Arnold,
Constable u Co., McCreery 81 Co. ana X. Ii.
Macy & Co,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-01
LEAD ORES.
The Law Governing Their Tsxation Defined
by Secretary Tichenor

WASHINGTON. April 30.-Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury Tichenor has informed
the United States Consul at Paso del Norte.
Mexico, that in case of ores composed of
silver, gold and lead, where the silver and
gold together arc Of chief value the ore
would not be dutiab,e, but where the lead
is more valuable than either of the Others
separately the ore would be dutiabe under
the provision of the law for lead ores. The
term "chief value" of an article or SUBJ
stance composed of three materials means
greater than either of the others and not
greater than their aggregate
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MICHIGAN GovERNoRsHIP.

7. W. Palmer Authorizes the Withdrawal Of
His Name as Candidate.
DETROIT, April 30.-T. w. Palmer, Min
lister to Spain, recently lost his only rela-
tive, Mrs. Roby Hamilton. To-day William
Livingstone, chief engineer of the Palmer
canvass for Governor. received a dispatch
from Paris saying: "Withdraw my name.
! cannot now be a Candidate -
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Hinder Rritish Irannnna

ZANZIBAR, April 30. - The expedition
under Jackson. by order of the British
East Africa Company. has arrived at
Uganda and concluded treaties with
Mwanga and the other chiefs, placing
Uganda exclusively under British influ-
enpp
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PHILADELPHIA, April 30-The home
team was outplayed by the visitors, who
won handily. Summary:
Philadeiphias ................O O3 30O11O O. 6
Bostons. ............2 0 g d 3 O o. 9
Base hits-PhiladelphiaS 6. Bostons II. Errors
Philadelphias g. Bostons 6. Batteries-Buffnton
and Cross, kiroy and Kelly.
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Guilty of Murder.

Coroner Eaton yesterday held an inquest
on the case Of Go Lux. the Chinese con-
tractor who was shot last Monday evening
by All Quay in Chinatown. The jury re-
turned a verdict of death from pistol-sh0t
wound inflicted by All Quay, whom they
charged with the murder.
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Lost on Errors.

BROOKLYN, April 30.-The Bostons hit
Carruthers hard and often to-day. but lost
the game by their loose fielding. Summary
Brook yns ........... ..-.......0 o 2 o o q is
Bostons.. ns..........................0 o 0l 0 II
Base hits-Brookyns z, Bostons 15. Errors
Brooklyns 3, BostonS Z. Batteries-Carruthers and
Clarke Getzein and Cancel.
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AGREED TO SEPARATE.
John NJ. Ward and His Wife Have Parted
Permanently

fsfmanentIy'
New YORK, April S0.-Shortstop John
NJ. Ward and his actress-wife, Helen Dau-
yray. have signed papers agreeing to sep
arate. Mrs. Ward and her sister, Mrs.
Keefe, start for California tomorrow. An
affidavit filed by Mrs. George Dermott for a
divorce from her husband mentions Wards
name In disagrecable fashion. This is
believed to be the reason for Wards sep
aratlon. His vile says, however: His
punishment comes not through me.'
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Injured by a Falling scaff,ld

CANTON, April 30.-While engaged in
Stating the roof of house in this city to-
men to the ground, distance of thirty feet.
All were badly hurt.
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The American Association

ROCHESTER, April 30. - Rochester Z,
Brooklyns 0.
SYRACUSE, April 3o.-Syracuse 10, Ath-
letics (Philadelphia) 0.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-St. Louis Z, Colum-
bus
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WON AND LOST.

Relative Positions of the National and Play
ers' League Teams
The following table gives the number of
games won, lost and played by each club of
the National and Players leagues. 1t will
thus be an easy matter to compare the
work of the rival clubs:
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MoLAssEs SUGAR.
Manufacturers Ask for Bounty of One Cs

Manufacturers Ask for Bounty Of One Cent
Pound.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The New York,
Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia and Port
land delegations from the manufacturers of
sugar from molasseS argued before the
Ways ard Means COMMITTEES to-day. They
contended that If "molasses sugar" was adj
mitted free as provided in the Mckinley
bill their industry would be crippled, be-
cause imported sugar could be sold at a less
price than the cost of manufactured sugar
produced by them. They asked that q
bounty of cent a pound be allowed the
manufacturers of molasses sugar.
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NICARAGUA CANAL.

Force Of Engineers and Railroad Material
Bound for Greytown.
NEW YORK, April 30-The steamship
Hondo, which sails for Greytown to-
morrow, takes out a cargo of railroad ma
terial for the Nicaragua Canal. Among
tns passengers is force of engineers, be-
sides Charles 7. Treat, railroad contractor,
and }. b. Harris Of San Francisco, assist
ant to Treat. 1t is expected the railroad to
the Atlantic Divide will be completed in
about three months
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Waived Examination.

MILWAUKEE, April 30.-Dr. Hatchard
and wife, who are under arrest for whole
sale malpractice, waived examination to-
day and were remanded back to Jail.
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Van Was in the Rax.

BROOKLYN, April 30.-The Giants were
unable to hit Van Haltren at the right
time to-day and lost to the home team.
Summary:
Brooklyns. ns......................0 5 OO1 s o-1O
New Yorks. rks....-..-.............0 U 0 Q
= Base hits-Brooklyns II, New Yorks TO- Errors
Brooklyns 3, New Yorks 4. Batteries-Yan Haltren
and Cook, Ewing and Ewing.
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Prohibition in South Dakota,

PIERRE. April 3O.-The State prohibition
law goes into effect at midnight, and at 10
o'clock tonight every saloon in South Da-
kota, numbering over 1000, closed their
dOors
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A Close Game

CLEVELAND, April 30.-The Chicagos
were defeated after an exciting contest
Summary:
Siti'uS. " L . U 10
ChicagoS.. oS......-.................O 1 o 0 2 0-5
Base hits - Clevelands z, Chieagos 7. Errors
Clevelands 5, Chicagos 3. BatteIieS-Gruber and
Brennan King and Boyle.
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The Turkish Debt,
Universal Sufraoe

BERLIN, April 30.-Germany has assented
to the scheme for the conversion of the
Turkish debt.
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many years. Alexander Grant at present
acting as chief clerk of the service, was
promoted to be chief clerk. These two
offices were created by this Congress.
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The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-California PEN
sions: Original, Edward Pickett. Navano.
lows; George p. Gillies, San Francisco !;
ferdinand Meyer, San Leandro.
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Contest Between James Corbett and Pro
fessor Don aldson.

SACRAMENTO. April 30.-James j. Cor
bett and Professor Donaldson boxed four
rounds here this evening, and although it
was tame exhibition, it was shown that
Donaldson is no match for the Olympian,
even as boxer. Eugene Van Court and
George Miehling gave an imitation wrest-
ling exhibition, and couple of Sacramento
amateurs boxed four rounds,
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LONDON. April 30.-The race at Newman
ket To-day for 1000 guineas was won by
Barefoot, Leonard second.
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SHOOTING CONTESTS.
Prizes Won Under the Auspices of the Amer
lean Association

COLUMBUS Ohio, April 30.-Ths was
the first days sport of the American Shoot
ing Association. The day was fine and the
attendance large. A light wind prevailed.
The first prize was won by Edwards. In
the second match the first prize was won
by Mcdonald. In the third match the first
prize was divided by Runyan and Lee. In
the fourth contest the first prize was
divided by Osborne, Keykes and McDon-
aid. In the fifth match the first prize was
won by Courtney
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The Qseen at Windsor.

MADRID, April 30.-The Spanish Senate
has approved the Universal Suffrage Bill.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 3O-Notice has
been posted announcing the suspension of
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STRUCK BY A TRAIN.

Fatal Accident on the Pit.sburg and Lake Eric
Railroad
YOUNGSTOWN. April 30.-Train No. II of
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Road ran into
gang of Italian laborers this evening near
Wampum and Antonio Cascelli was struck
by the engine. He was picked up mangled
and bleeding and died in few minutes
Several others were injured,
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INUNDATED PLANTATIONS.

fHfUaUIe rarmIug Iracts Being submerged
by Beck-Water.
NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-News reaches
here from Brusley Landing that the back
water has been rising so rapidly tn at it is
thought nearly all the plantations will be
Inundated. The large Sinclair place went
under Yesterday, The back levee gave way,
and within six hours many acres of fine
cane land were flooded. Deer are coming
out OF the swamps in droves, and are being
mercilessly slaughtered.
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SieSeanos. ..........0 y
Olhcihhatls tls............--......l U u a
Base hits-Clevelands 3. Cineinnatis s. Errors
Cleveands q Cincinnatis /. Batteries-Beatin and
thinner. Rhines and Harrington.
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A MoNARCHIsr PLOT.

Confirmation of the Re ported Scheme to Over
throw the French Republic
PARIS, April 3o.-La France Republican,
confirms the report of the existence of a
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The Edison talking dolls are in demand In
the New York toy-s6ops.
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THE BROTHERHOOD.
Pittsburg, Brooklyn, Cleveland and Bosto
Win Their Games.

PITTsBURG, April 3O.-Heavy stick-work
won to-day's game for the Pittsburgs from
Buffalo. Summary:
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will strike tomorrow for eight hours.
adjustment is possible.
ON MANY DIAMONDS.
Results Of Yesterdays National and Play
erS' League Contests.

CHICAGO. April 3o.-To-day's league game
was won by the home team without any
trouble. Summary:
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Cleve' anss Whitewashsd.

CLEVELAND, April 3o.-The Cincinnatis
spread nice coat of whitewash all over the
home team to-day. Summary:
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''.--''-.-...... ...S 20
rlttspurBs'.. o OIL
Base hits-Chicagos Z, Pittsburgs s. Errors
Chicagos y, Pittsburgs 4. Observation-Disclosures
and Kittridge, Schmit and Wilson,
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BOXING AT SACRAMENTO.

LONDON, April 3O-Queen Victoria ha
returned to Windsor.
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Pittsburgs. urgs.......,.............O 5 ! o oil
Bufalos. os...............-........0 o 0 o o O. 8
Base hitS-Pittsburgs ii, Buffalos 10. Errors
PittsburgS 3, Buffalos s. Batteries-Stanley and
Carroll, Ferson and Mack.
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Baseball To-Day.
This afternoon the Oaklands and Sacra-

1ulS dltcIuOOu tuo OahiduuS duu oacI3-
mentos play at the Haight-street Grounds.
The makeup of The teams will be as follows.