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UTAH TERRITORY.
Eimunds Bill Providiag for the Rsorgauiza-
tion Of the Goyernmant


WASHINGTON. June 12.-Senator Ed
munds, from the Committee on Judiciary,
'ao-day reported back fayorably with amend
ments the bill recently introduced by him
providing for the reorganization of the
Government Of Utah. BY the terms of the
bill the existing election districts and ap-
portiOnm ents Of Representatives for the
Territorial Legislature are abolished and
it is made the duty OF the Governor,
the Territorial Secretary, and the
Board of Commissioners as soon
as practicable after the result Of
the census is made known TO redistrict the
Territory and make new apportionment
for legislative purposes. The offices ut Ter
ritorial Auditor, Treasurer, Commissioners
to locate university lands Probate Judges,
County Clerks, Selectmen, Assessors, Re-
corders and Superintendents of district
schools are vacated and the appointment
Of all these officers vested in the Governor.
subject to tile approval of the Board Of
Commissioners. The Board of Commits
sioners is authorized and empowered in its
discretion to cause a new registration Of
voters in Utah aud to make and enforce
rules and regulations not inconsistent with
the laws of the United States for the con-
duct of registration and elections in the
Territory.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Convention of the Young Peoples Society a.
ST Louis

81. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, June 12.-The Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor began its
convention here to-day with 4500 delegates
present and more coming. Rev. Francis E.
Clarke, President Of the United Society,
presided. Governor Francis made brief
speech of welcome and was followed by
Rev. S. j. Nichols of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church. In comparing the society
with other religious bodies he referred
to it as the baby of the family,
but yet what big babyl not yet
ten years old and numbering 660.0O0 mem-
bers. Rev. DR.. Burrows of Chicago re-
sponded. At the evening session Rev. +.
E. Clarke delivered a long address on the
subject of Modern Uprising and Its Sig
nifcauce." The central idea of the address
was that the modern uprising is the Chris
tian Endeavor movement, which is a reviy"'
of the covenant. Other interesting -ad-
dresses were made and the convention ad-
iourned until tomorrow,
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Saved bv s;s,ers ~ Mercy.

DAVENPORT Qowa), June 12.-By the
prompt and heroic work of thirty sisters in
the Catholic Mercy Hospital here forty pa
tients were saved fIom a horrible death
this morning. At half-past 3 o'clock one OF
the sisters was awakened by smoke and
discovered fire in closet in her room. The
alarm was sounded and the work of re-
moving the patients began and was success
fully accomplished. One nun, called Sister
Mary Irene, and whose name was Ellen
Murray, perished. The loss on the build
ing Is $4,000,
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RIVERS AND HARBORS.

Tho Senate Commerce Committees Bill Prac-
tically Competed.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The Senate Com
merce Committee practically completed the
River and Harbor Bill this afternoon, and
the money appropriated for the improve
ment of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers
respectively is to be expended under the
direction and in accordance with the plans
adopted by the River Commissioners. The
amount appropriated for the Mississippi
River is $500, 600, and for the Missouri
River from its mouth to Sioux City,
100000; from Sioux City to Great Falls,
S350.000. As reported by the committee
the bill is about S3,000,000 in excess of the
HOusa hill
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preliminary consideration of the Tariff Bill.
Now they will 90 back to the first Of the
bill and begin to settle the disputes hereto
fore passed over without action.
Senator Washburn proposed an amend
ment to the bill to-day, which was referred
to the Committee on Finance, providing for
the free importation until January /, 1892,
of all machinery imported for the purpose
of manufacturing beet sugar. with a rebate
Of the duty paid on such machinery i'm
ported since January !, 1890
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Pieurr-Pneumonia

NEW YORK, June 12.-The stringent
measures adopted by the Secretary of Agri-
culture to stamp out pleuro-pneumonia in
cattle from the counties of Kings and
Queens has created tremendous excitement
and aroused the dairymen into an attitude
of armed rebellion.
1t is understood Secretary Rusk recently
received private information that unless
this disease be effectively extirpated Sc
we're quarantine will be proclaimed by En-
gland against the expectation of American
cattle.
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Creates
An Appetite

There is nothing for which We recommend Hoods
sarsaparilla with greater confidence than for loss
Of appetite, indigestion, sick headache and other
troubles Of dyspeptic nature. In the most natural
way this medicine gently tones the stomach assists
digestion, and makes one feel "real hungry" La
dies In delicate health, very dainty and partcu
lar at meals, after taking Hoods Sarsaparila few
days. find themselves longing for and eating the
painest food with unexpected relish and satisiao-
ton Try it
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Tourney were surrounded by fourteen men,
under the leadership of Sam Robinson,
marched into line, made to hold up their
hands, and were then shot down. He
identified c. e. Cook. o. ]. Cook, j. b.
Chamberlain, Bowden, Sam Robinson,
John jackson, Cyrus Smith. George James,
Sylvester Maher, John Lawrence and
George Smith. There were several in the
attacking party he did not know. Dr..
Furness, who dressed Touney's wound,
stated that he must have had his arm ele-
vated when he was shot.
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Damage by E ,rthquakes.

PARIS. June 12-Seven shocks Of earth
quake have occurred in the French Depart
ment Of Jura. inficting great damage. In
the vicinity Of the Jura Mountains the peo-
pie were panic-stricken and since the first
OF the shocks have refused to re-enter their
houses. Thousands of men, women and
children camDed ont in the open fields. No
loss to life is reported, but large amount
OF property has been DESTROYED.
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PRINCETON COLLEGE.
Examinations Hsd-A California Student Sc
cures a Fellowship.

PRINCETON On. J1, June 12.-The en-
trance examinations in Latin and English
were held to-day. The next years fresh
man class promises to be the largest that
ever entered Princeton. To-day 1877 took
examinations here. Among those who re-
ceived fellowships is George Louis Shearer
of California, who received an experiment.
al science fellowship.
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RrooklYu's Victory

BROOKLYN, June IA nasty mist made it
most disagree able at the league game to-day.
Attendance 600. Summary:
BrookIyns. ns....,.,...,..........0 / 4 2 o 2-l2
New Yorks. rks.....................0 600 p o
Base hlts-Brooklyns IL, New Yorks 8. Errors
BrooklynS 8, New Yorks 4. Batteries-Loyett and
Bushong. Ruse and Buckly. Umpires-McQuaid
and Powers.
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OF Little Imnnrtanca

NEW YORK, June 12.-Joseph Jonassen,
who was arrested in Berlin and charged
with maligning Emperor William, is p
years old. He was born in San Francisco,
and was travelling in Europe with his
brother Henry. He is First Lieutenant In
the Twelfth Regiment of the New York
State National Guard. He has cabled his
father in this city that his trouble does not
amount lC ANYTHING
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Chicago Gas Trust.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 12.-The trustee
OF the Fidelity Company and Receiver
Davis of the Chicago Gas Trust are reported
to have reached an agreement by which the
trustee will pay to the receiver the devil
dend now due for distribution to the share
holders as usual. The Fidelity Company
will not, however, turn over the assessments
of the Gas Trust to the receiver.
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British Cnmmnns-

LONDON, June Fin the Commons to-
night Ferguson, the Under Foreign Secre-
tary, stated that Portugal had accepted IN
the principle the arbitration On the Delagoa
Bay railway question, proposed by England
and the United States. Matthews, the
Home Secretary, announced that The resig-
nation of the Chief of Police was due to a
difference with himself as to questions of
legislation and administration.
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One Mora for Ausnn

CHICAGO, June 12.--Tbel local league club
did as they pleased with Schmips delivery this
afternoon and won with ease. Attendance 1000.
Summary:
Pittsburgs s.....................2 0 o o U o O.
Base hits-Chicagos 15, Pittsbnrgs 10. Errors-
Chicagos l, Pittsburgs 8. Batteries-Hutchinson
and Kttredge, Schmitt and Decker. Umpire
Lynch.
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Arnhar,a Emhazzlemant.

BALTIMORE, June 12.-The legislative
committee investigating State Treasurer
Archer's affairs to-day completed its work.
The total amount of the defalcation is
$132. 401. The committee says the funds
were used by Archer to pay off personal
Indebtedness incurred as far back as the
time he represented the Second District in
Congress-
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AT SAN FRANCISCO. JUNE -. 1890.
TOtals..............3s "a IS

SacramentoS. .....-....0 2 o o 0 O IA
oaklands. ............,....4 l l o ~-6
Earned ns-Sacramentos l. Two-base hits
lSa2eson, HILL Sacrifice hits Godar Stickuey,
6oodenough. First base on errors-0aklands 2, Sac
ramentos .. First base called ballS-Oaklands 4,
SacramentoS g Left on bases-Oaklands 1, Sacra-
mentos g. Struck out-By Cobb 4, by Chase 3.
Double ulays-ChaSe, Bowman and Stapleton (2).
Passed balls-Lohman 2, Bowman l. Wild pitches
Cobb l. Chase l. Time of game-lh. 45m. Umpire
John Sheridan. onicial scorer. w. Stapleton.
Atteudance-lOUO
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Anaover Theological Seminary.

ANDovER, June 12.-The final eI-
ercises in connection with the eighteenth
anniversary of the Andover Theological
Seminary, took place to-day The grad
uatng class numbered twenty-six. The
new system Of elective studies goes into
operation this coming year.
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An Emphst;c Dsnial

NEW YORK, June 12-John Fl. Inman,
President Of the Richmond Terminal Com
pany, and Edward R. Bacon, purchaser of
the city of Baltimore's shares Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railway stock, deny most
emphatically that the Northern Pacific has
anything to do with the work or plans Of
the New York syndicate.
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.

Silva Porto Started skywsrd by the Gunpow-
der Route.
LISBON, June 12.-The suicide Of Silva
Porto was more sensational than the earlier
press dispatches indicate. Porto was ieal-
Gus because certain information concerning
the African exploration was withheld. He
gathered about him fourteen barrels of
gunpOwder for funeral pyre. These he
mounted, wrapped in the Portuguese flag.
An explosion Immediately followed. Por-
to's body was terribly disfgured. He left
an account of his preparations for suicide,
with reasons for the same.
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O'Rrien's Wildness.

CLEVELAND, June 12-OBrienis wildness gave
the Chicago brotherhood team victory ever the
Cleyelands to-day. Summary:
CIevelands. s...,.................3 o ! o. 8
Chicagos. os......................2 AZ D i *-ll
Base hits -Cleyelands IL Chieagos IL. Errors
Clevelands Z, Chicagos 8. Batteries-O'Brien and
Sutcfe, Barston, Baldwin and Farrell Umpres-
Ferguson and Holbert.
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THE INDIAN COMMISSION.
Boomers Beginning to Arrive at the Sac and
Eox ApancY

Boomers Beginning 70 Arrlve at the sac anu
Fox Agency.
SAC AND Fox AGENCY, June 12.-Ihe
commission in its negotiations did not
succeed as we'll to-day as was expected,
in consequence of which some days delay
will be occasioued. The only clause which
the Indians counsel stood back on was that
relating to the time in which allotments
should be made, saying they needed money
more at this tine than they would in four
months. Quite c0mmotion was created
this evening by the arrival in the village Of
company OF boomers, consisting Of five
wagons, with some twelve or fifteen per
sons. The boomers report numerous colo
this reservation
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LOUISVILLE, June 11.-Louisvies l. Tole-
dos 0.
ST. LOUIS June I2.-St. Louis 8. Columbus 13.
ROCHESTER,, June 10.-The Syracuse game
was postponed on account Of rain.
BROOKLYN, June 1.-THE Athletic game was
postponed, owing TO rain.
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Hoods
SarsapariIla

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD Il CO.. Apothecares, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
mr15 cod =
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IVES & CO.'S ESTATE.
Report Of the Referee in the Matter of Wind
ing Up the Firms Affairs.

ing Up INC Flrm's HHalrs.
NEW YORK, June 12.-The referee in the
matter Of winding up the estate of Henry S.
Ives & Co. rendered report to the Supreme
Court to-day. He reports that when
the firm failed the liabilities amounted to
S19, COO, but of this S11, 200, 900 was ex-
tinguished through the closing out Of loans
and sales of securities. BY an arrange
ment made last March with a large ma
jority of creditors the latter agreed to ac-
cept cents on the dollar
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Ere in New York.

NEW YORK, June PA fire in building
adjoining the Astor House this evening
spread to that hotel, and for time consid-
erable excitement prevailed. 1t was
brought under control, however. About
$4,000 damage was done.
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In THE EAST.
Games Played on League and Brother
hood Diamonds.

CINCINNATI, June 12.-The Cleveland League
club lost the game this afternoon through their
inability to bat Rhines' pitching. Only seven
innings were played. Attendance 1900 Sum-
mary:
CIevelands. s..........................O o 0 90
Sincihhatls.. .-..........-.----.....-o U U &c
Base hits-Cinelnnatis 10, Cievelands /. Errors
Cincinnats J. Clevelands 3. Batteries-Rhines and
Harring ton. Beatin and thinner. Umpre-McDer-
mott.
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Boodla Aldermen.

NEW YORK, June l2-The famous Doodle
Board of Aldermen, which put through
Jake Sharp's Broadway street-railroad
franchise, are about all cleared Of possible
prosecution. All the Canadian fugitives
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Union and Knights of Labor are holding
session in this city. Nothing so far has
been given out. It is strictly secret, but it
has been learned that it has been decided
tickets in the field. A State Convention
will be called
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Mnnrn ReaiPns.

LONDON, June 12.-It is reported that
James Munro, Chief of the Police, has re-
signed in consequence Of a quarrel with the
Government regarding regulations adopted
ON the occasion of the demonstration in
Hyde Park Saturday.
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vassar College, Anniversary

PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 12.-The compile
tion of the twenty-fifth academic year of
Vassar College was celebrated to-day with
appropriate ceremonies George William
Curtis delivered an address.
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CUT HIS THROAT.
Fatal Termination OF Fsud Between Florida

Farmers.
QUINCY (Fla.l, June 12.-There has been
bad blood between Farmers Inman
and Wilson for long time. To-
day Inman and his brother called
at Wilson's about some matters.
Wilson accused them of stealing hog.
The brothers attacked him with cudgels,
wien Wilson drew knife and cut Jesse
Inman's throat from ear to ear. His brother
fed. Wilson has escaped.
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Typograuhical Union Ome,rs.

ATLANTA (Ga.), June q The Typo
graphical Union to-day elected officers.
Among them are: E. L. Plank, President,
and W. S. McCleary, Secretary and Treas.
urpr.
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In secret session.

TOPEKA Kans.l June 12.-The joint
committee conference of delegates from
the Farmers Alliance. Industrial Union,
Farmers Mutual Benefit Association. the
Industrial Grange, Grange Union Labor,
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Iohn. Hortin, univers;tv Fx.rci.s,

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE closing exer-
oises of the Johns Hopkins University
we're held this afternoon, and this evening
the class of 1890 had reunion and BAN
Quet,
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An Obscene Letter.

George Kullmer OF 504 Ninth street was ar
rested by Deputy United States Marshal Monk
and Special Agent Bennett on a charge OF send
ing obscene matter through the mail. He Is ac-
cused OF having sent an obscene letter to a young
lady who lives In this city
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The Rang ord.red to Samoa.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Orders have been
Issued for the United States ship Ranger.
now at San Francisco. to proceed to Samoa
and resume her service on the Pacific Sta
tiOn.
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Bavard's Tins.

NEW YORK. June 19.-Eollowing are Bay
ards tips for the Norris Park races
First race. Chatham or Fairview; second.
Devotee or Druidess; third. Bravo or Sir
Dixon: fourth, Highland Lass or Evan
geline; fifth, Homeopathy or Cliffwood !;
sixth, Aras or DalsyTian.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Meeting Of Stockholders-The Capital Stock
Doubled and Name Changed.

Doubled and Name Changed.
CHICAGO, June 12.-At meeting of the
Worlds Fair stockholders this afternoon
126 men were present, who held proxies for
nearly all the stock of the absent thousands.
The number of shares voted was $685. 75s.
A proposition was made to double the cap-
tai stock, making the total $4,000 900 in-
stead of S5,0O0,000, and it was unanimously
adopted, as was also the change Of name
from the Worlds Exposition of 1892" TO
1.-The Worlds Columbian EXPOSITION"
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a Woman Dies From haling volatized
Mercury.
New YORK, June 12-Adelaide Hill, wife
of the senior partner OF the wholesale
millinery firm of Hill Bros, died to-day
from accidental poisoning of an unprece-
dented character. The bulb of thermome-
ter which she held in her hand became de-
tached and the mercury ran down upon the
hot plates OF an inhaling apparatus she was
using to benefit her lungs. The mercury
became volatized by the heat, the woman
inhaled the fumes and died in few hours.
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THE CROSS TRAGEDY.

M6mu5rs OF INC httacKlng Party Identlhed
by a Witness
PARIS (Ark.), June 1.-THE cross-exam-
ination of Herbert Tourney in the Cross mur-
der case was very exacting, but failed to
break down his evidence on single point
Keene Hawes, one of the hay-makers. was
next placed on the stand, and corroborat ed
Tourney on all material points. He stated
that Cross, Hubbard. Wilcox. Eaton and
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4 TOUGH DISTRICT.
Foreigners in Pennsylvania Refuse to Give
Census Information.

WASHING GToN, June u. IS Superintendent
of the Census Porter has been informed by
the Census Supervisor of the Fifth District
of Pennsylvania that the Hungarians, Poles
and Italians in Laekawannna. Luzerne and
Carbon counties refuse to give any census
information, even to interpreters. Many
of these men are designated by numbers
only. The Supervisor suggests census by
numbers. Porter replied, refusing to adopt
the suggestion, saying that the Census Office
will not help to perpetuatc such british
state of affairs, and instructs him to obey
the law fully
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SINGULAR POISONING.

QUEBEC, June 12-The Duke and Duchess
of Connaught sailed for England on the
Sardinia tn-dav
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Chanped Ennds-

LEXINGTON Ky, June 12.-Millar s.
Sibley of Franklin, Pa. have bought of G.
H. Hopper of Unionville, Ohio, the brown
stallion ConnOisseur by Electioneer, dam
Consolation by Dictator, Tor $4,000.
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THE PRESIDENTS VETO.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Must Get Along Without
Public Building

WASHINGTON, June 12.-The President
to-day returned to the House without his
approval the bill for the erection Of public
building at Tuscaloosa, Ala. The President
in his veto message says: .In the present
uncertain state Of public revenues and ex-
penditures, resulting from pending and
probable legislation, there is, to my mind,
an absolute necessity that expenditures for
public buildings should be limited to cases
where the public needs are very evident and
very imperative. 1t is clear that this is not
such a casav
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AID FOR SOLDIERS.

Tha Amount Appropriated by the Present
House.
WASHINGTON. June 12.-In the course Of
his remarks on the conference report on the
Urgent Deficiency Pension Appropriation
Bin, Representative Henderson of Iowa in
the House to-day made q statement show
ing the appropriations made by the present
House for the benefit of soldiers amounts
to S167, ,419.731. This includes the deficiency
of last year, aid for State homes, artificial
limbs, etc,
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are reported to be hoping soon to return.
Motions were made in the General Sessions
this morning to quash the indictments
against Keenan, and Sayles. The decision
was reseryed
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GOING TO CAPE MAY.

Tbs Presidents Family to Pass the Summer
at the Ssa-Shore.
WASHINGTON, June Il. = Mrs. Harrison,
Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Dimmick and the babies
of the White House will leave the city on
Tuesday to take possession of the Cape May
cottage that was recently presented to the
during the remainder Of the summer. 1t is
probable that the President will follow
them on Saturday and make them weekly
visits throughout the season. until the ad-
j0urnment of Congress, when he will take
up his permanent residence at Cape May.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
A Desperate Struggle Won by the New York
Tar

BROOKLYN, June 12.-The New York players
team and the Brooklyns had desperate strug-
gle to-day, but good batting won the game for
the visitors. Attendance 700. Summary:
Brooklyns. s.......................0 30 l 20
New Yorks o l / U 0 c-7
Base hits-Brooklyns 8, New Yorks 20. Errors
Brooklyns 8, New YorKs 8. Batteries-Van Haitren
and KtnsSw, Crane and Brown. Umpires-Knight
and Jones.
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To-Day's Game

The San FranclscOs aud Sacramentos play this
afternoon at the Oakland grounds. The batteries
Will be Young and Speer aud Farrell and Bow