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A HOT FIGHT.
The Contest for the kentucky senatcrship Not
Yet Decided

The Contest for the Kentucky senatcrship Not
Yet Decided.
FRANKFORT. May 13-The Legislature
had session to-day to ballot for United
States Senator. 1t was of course merely a
formality, as the Democrats had made no
nomination. The votes were scattered
in complimentary way, and having full
filed the requirements Of the law the ses-
sI0n was adjourned. The real contest was
in the Democratic caucus tonight
Carlisle. Lindsay, Proctor Knott
and McCreary were placed in nomin alton
In eloquent speeches, and the nominations
were seconded by eloquent friends.
1t was a night of speeches.
At the end of the eloQuence
the fight began. The Carlisle men were
anxious to take ballot while the opposi-
tion wanted more time, and motion to ad-
10urn was carried by a vote of &C To 46
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Pritish Grain Trade

LONDON. May 13.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press, in its review of the British grain
trade for the past week, says: Good re-
ports have been received concerning the
growing wheat throughout Great Britain,
Russia. Central Europe and France. En-
glish wheats are firmly held at a slight ad-
vance. Foreign wheats fiuctuated under
changes in the New York market, but the
tendency Of the market hers was upward.
Flour Is steady. Foreign oats advanced I'd,
corn dropped Sd. American -four is well
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LEXINGTON, May 13.-Tbe attendance at the
Track to-day was unusually large, being the
closing day of the meeting Weather and track
were fine.
First race, one mile (selling)-Spectator q.
Johnson) won, Leiderkranz (Smith) second
Time. :4734.
Second race Selling. four and q half fur
iongs-Beula (Allen) won. Laura Allen fk eves,
second, Sir Lisbon IN. PorteD third. Time,
0:58.
Third race, one mile (seiling)-San Ardo
(Steppe) won, Silver King (AlieD) second, Book.
full tSmilD third. Time, 1:44K.
Fourth race (Breeder's stake). five furlongs-
second, Brutus (R Williams third. Time,
1:o4s4.
Filth race (Siraus stakes), one mlle-English
Lady (Stepl e) won, Brandoletta (Briton) second.
Unite (Allen) third. Time, 1:42.
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NEW YORK, May 1S-Following are the Lin.
den entries fOr Tomorrow:
First race, SIX and bali furl0ngs-Gloster
no. George Oyster 112, ST. John I12 Issaquena
tiliy 33, Voett 9S, My Fellow Ito, Lady PulsI-
fer no, FitzrOy 1924 Planet'e filly n, Gyda
1o5, Pelham 115, Stockton III.
Second race, fve fuIlongs-RO,a 98, Nettie
eilng colt lie, Casrar 115, Issaquena iiy
lob, Vollett 1o3. Bias 1O3, Mandolin colt 1o3,
Althea filly 103, Bengaline ITO, GIpsy hlly 10,
La Grippe 115, TreslIc 1l5.
Ihlrc race, one mile (selitng)-Maggie u filly
&c, Dun 9G, The Doctor 107, Thad Rowe 81
Royal Garter 1l5, BOccdcio 90. Black horn So
Adonls Sc. Lafitte Ill, Little Jim 100 Henry
George 1o5, Rudolph 1G5, Troy II3, John Al.
80, Supervisor 80, Puzzle 81, Souvenir 81.
Fourth race. seven iurloDgs-Eblis 115 Prince
Howard l20 Supervisor ia Zeplyrts lI9
Amboy 116, Slonemason 1i5 Kcmpland I2I
81. Luke 124, st. John 124, Rsveler 10, Hy-
peIion ITO. Architect ITO. Sir William 112,
Brian B0ru l12, S0-So 112. Pelham 1I6, King
Volt 1l6, Admi:a l18. Bohemian 11S
Futh race, six and Il half furongs (selling)-
Bill Barnes 106. Battersby 1o6. Sir William 60
Bohemian 110, Gloster no Slumber SO. Julia
Miller 80, HairsDring 81, Lemon Blossom 81,
Border Minstrel 1U2, George oyster ia louise
p, Monte Cristo 96, Rudolph 1O4, Romance
Sixth race, i've furlongs (selling)-Rosa SO.
Clontari l15, Chapman 1l2. Mandolin colt 1OS
Gyda lob. Vengeance 90, Osceola log, Village
Maid 1O1, Little Barefoot 10I, Lakewood lO5
LOG, Kismet los, John Atwood 1O4, Lancaster
III, Affair filly 81, Quibbler 80, King Arthur
80, jubilee 105, Blackstone 1O5, Watch Me 9G
Insignia colt 100, Warlike 100.
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Special Credit Sale.

The special credit sale of city property
yesterday by Easton. Eldridge 6 Co. real
lied total of S623l5, and all offerings
erty at Gil Pine street. with two-story
brick house, brought $3.50; the downtown
business lot, 20x70, at 211 Stevenson street,
with two tenements, $1,000; the residspee
at 26 South Park, $4,000; the French flats a. :
1l15 Broadway, 5000; a lot, 22:6x6S. on
Mason street. south Of Chestnut, $3.50, and
another on Mccormick, south of Pacific.
81 :6x5S &c, $3.50; besides twenty-one Mission
residence lots, seven of 25x90 on Guerrero,
south OF Nineteenth, from $1,000 to $500,
according to location; three on Nineteenth,
"a :2x95, $4,000, $3.50 and $780, and eleven
others in the same block, 25x73, for SLIGO
to $3.50, according to location.
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effect that there is danger of disturbance
in Oklahoma resulting from the inability of
the Marshals to enforce the law since the
signing by the President of the Oklahoma
ton of the President, the Secretary of War,
through General Schofield, has issued orders
to the military as follows: "The officer in
command of the troops in Oklahoma will
continue to act as previously instructed for
the preservation OF the peace until the
Federal officers enter upon their duties"
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

An Engineer and Fireman Killed and Conduc.
tor Fatally Injured
SHAMoKIN Pa.). May 15.-The boiler of
locomotive on the Reading Railroad ex-
plOded this morning, killing Engineer Ho-
gegOnZ and Fireman Charles Kaufman and
fatally injuring Conductor George C. Y ca
ger. Kaufman noticed water from the
boiler was leaking into the firebox and ap-
prised the engineer, but the explosion came
immediately
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was held this afternoon with closed doors.
The convention was organized and the re-
ports of the grand officers presented. The
Secretary refused to make public the figures
from the reports. The convention will
probably adjourn the latter part of next
week. The great contest will be over
the elimination of the clause in the
Many Westerners say that while they are
opposed to strikes they should not be pre-
vented from resorting to this measure in
extreme cases.
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LoNDoN's WELCOME.

Henry N. Stanley rendered the Freedom Of
the City.
LONDON, May l3.-The reception given to
Stanley by the city of London in Guildhall
to-day was the grandest of all the demon
straiions in honor of the explorer since his
arrival. The freedom of the city was pre-
sented to him. and he was also the re-
cipient Of q number of pictures and maps of
United States
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lected as the place and the Friday
before the second Sunday in May as the
time for the meeting of the next conven-
tlon. Reports on the method and working
OF church boards and on pagan fields were
read and adopted. A report on the hopeful
view Oh missions was read and adopted.
The Louisiana lottery was denounced In
resolution which was adopted. The Pub
ilshlng Board was annou need and the con-
vention adjourned.
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Crispi'S Statsment to the Italian
Deputies.
The Government Considering a Measure
10 Reform Emigration.
A Magnificent Reception to Henry N
StaRley-The Freedom Of London
rendered the Explorer.
Special by the California Associated Press.

ROME, May 1S.-In the Chamber of Depu-
ties tonight Crispi stated that the policy of
the Dreibund was unchanged II was a
policy of peace, and solely defensive.
Speaking of the condition of the working
men, he said the Government had under
consideration measure which would re-
form the existing regulations regarding
emigration. The fact that the number of
emigrants is decreasing showed the reports
of misery existing among the working
classes in Italy are exaggerated.
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A I" Still" Alarm.

About II o'clock last night fire was dis
covered in the rear Of the frame dwelling,
16 Marten street, opposite the Ahlborn
House. and the flames communicated to the
saloon at 80 Grant avenue. The fire made
quite big blaze for a short time, but it
was quickly extiuguished by the members
OF Engine 2, who were summoned by a
still alarm. Tie origin of the fire is un-
known. damage S3O0
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SAN FRANCISCO PosToFFICE.
Secretary Window Informed Of the Selection
of Site,

oecretary WINDOW Informed OF the Selection
of Site.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Secretary Win
dom received information this afternoon
that the commission. consisting of Nathan
K. Masten, W. j. Bryan and j. p Irish,
appointed to select the site for the San
Francisco public building, had finished their
work and mailed their report to him. His
information also states that the site selected
Is not satisfactory, and urges him to disap-
prove the report. The report has not as
yet reached the department, but is looked
for daily. The Secretary declines to state
whether or not he will approve the report t
but intimates that he will. He appointed
the commission to select a site, and unless
the reasons advanced are most convincing
he will support the commission.
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Fourteeu Men Killed.

ROME, May 13.-FOurteen men were killed
and many fatally injured by an explosion
of balistive, the new explosive at the am
munition factory at Avigliana, near Turin,
today
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RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

First Days Session of the National Conven-
tion az Rochester.
ROCHESTER, May 13.-The National Con-
vention of the Order of Railway Conduc-
tors met to-day. The address of welcome
was delivered by Mayor Carroll. There are
$50 delegates. The first business meeting
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THE WINNERS.
Result Of Yesterdays Races at Linden and
Lexington

nccuAt VI &etl6IuaYb Aace9 at Llnden anu
Lexington.
LINDEN PARK, May 13.-The weather was
very pleasant to-day and the track fast Follow
Ing are tie results Of the six events:
FIRST race, half mile, Beatty (Snedaker)
won. Salisbury (Doane) second Defendant
(Fiynn) third. Time. O49i4.
Second race. two-year-olds (selling), four and
half furlongs, Adventures (Lttleiield) won Tour
fst (Lamley) second, Interest colt (Barton) third
Time. 0:561a.
1hird race thandicapl seven furlongs, Martin
Russell (Jonesl Won, ST. James Littlefield) sec
ond, Prince Howard (flynn) third Time,
1;2912.
Fourth race, seven furlOngs (selllug), ROYAL
Garter (LaDley) won. Monsoon (FlynnJ second
Bohemian (Jonesl third Time :30M.
Fifth race, one aud sixteenth miles (seilnp)
Admiral (Jones) won. Little jim (McDermoID
second. Maggie U a. Clayton) third. Time,
:50I4.
SIKH race. five furlongs (selng) King Arthur
lCulin) won, Village Maid (SIack) second Little
Barefoot Lamley) third Time, 1:o3.
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A YOUNG THIEF.
a New York Editor Robbed By His Adopted

Son.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Robert l.. Wallace.
aged 20 years, the adopted son of
John II. Wallace. editor of Wallace's
Monthly and various horse periodicals.
was arrested this afternoon. The youth
stole $4,000 in stocks and bonds
from the editors box in the
Bankers Safe Deposit Company's
vaults and drew $4,000 of his bene-
factors money from the banks. Wal
lace trusted the boy implicitly and
was the prospective heir to Wallace's
fortune, which is estimated at 100000.
Associate Editor Macleod of the
Monthly, who was the boys confident
was also arrested and charged with COM
picity in the robbery. Robert has been
gambling with cards and horses.
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MURDERED BY A NEIGHBoR.
A Farmer Being Worsted in Fight Kill
His Antagonists Mother.

His Antagonists Mother.
BRAINARD (Nebr.), May 13.-This morn
ing at o'clock farmer named Dan Casey
shot and instantly killed nsighbor, Mrs.
James Rior0au. Casey had fight with
Mrs. Riordan's son last night, in which he
was worsted. He threatened vengeance,
and this morning came to town aud bought
revolver. Returning he met Mrs. Riordan
and her son coming TO town in a wagon,
and he opened fire on them. Mrs. RioFdan
dropped from ths wagon dead, and her son
escaped while the team ran away. Casey
was arrested and is now in Jail.
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A STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY.

Contract Between rmauy and the East
Africa Compa-y.
HAMBURG, May 13.-The contract be-
tween the German Government and the
East Africa Steamship Company provides
for the payment of a subsidy Of 100000
marks annually. The company undertakes
to maintain for ten years line of steamers
from Hamburg to DelagOa Bay. None Of
the steamers will be below 5000 tons, and
the speed not less than ten and half knots.
The steamers will call at ports in either
Belgium or Holland, and at Lisbon, Naples
Port Said, Zanzibar and Dar-es-Salaam
The company will also establish coast lines
from Zanzibar
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SOUTHERN BApTIsrs.

Closing Proceedings of the Convention at
Fcrt Worth
FORT WORTH, May 13-The Southern
BaDtist Convention met for the fifth days
session this morning. Drs. Burrows of
Georgia and Gregory Thomas of South
Carolina were chosen fraternal delegates to
the English Baptist Convention. The con-
vention responded to a greeting from the
Methodist General Conference, in session
at st. Louis. Birmingham, Ala, was So
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Smelling Works in Msxinn

CITY OF MEXICO. May 13.-A number of
German engineers have been looking over
tracts of land with view to the location of
extensive smelling works. Great anxiety
Is felt In financial circles respecting the
action which the United States Congress
win take on the silver question.
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j. w. Mccarthy, ex-clerk Of the Supreme
Court. received dispatch from S. P. Mas
lin. Executive Secretary, Of which the fol-
lowing is copy: Governor Waterman
granted you full pardon tonight"
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AFFAIRS IN AFRICA.

Wissmann Captures the Town Of Lindi.
Emin's Force Deserving.
ZANZIBAR, May 13-Wissmann has bonn
barded Lindi and captured the town.
The Emin Pasha expedition met with diff
fculties at Bagamoyo on April 2Sth, and
has only reached a point five days march
from the coast. The desertions amount to
one-fouTth of the whole force.
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McCal,a's Sentence.

WASHINGTON, May 13.- 1t is expected
that the verdict of the court martial which
tried Captain McCalla of the United States
steamer Enterprise for cruelty to his men
while on the recent European trip will be
made public tomorrow. 1t is stated to-
night that the verdict is three years suspen-
sion frnm 6ntv
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Kuic hts Of Hon.r

DETROIT, May 13.-The proceedings of
the Knights of Honor to-day showed that
Large number of deaths the past year makes
an extraordinary assessment necessary.
A committee was appointed on plan to re-
routine.
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WHOLESALE FRAUDS.
Canadian Officials Alleged to Have Been Cor.
rupted BY Contractors.

VAHHUIAn OIIIVIAIs hIItRtu 10 1aVe beoH OVI-
rupted BY Contractors.
QUEBEC, May 15.-In connection with the
charges of wholesale corruption of Govern
ment officials by contractors to secure
favorable awards, the statement is now made
that Larkir, Connolly & Co. paid $4,000
TO secure the contract for the construction
of the granite dock at Esquimalt. B. c.
Robert McGreeyy and his brother, Thomas
Me- MscGTeeyy; aoe M; are said to have received
$4,000. o. E. Murphy, who turns
informer, produces documents to support
his statement, among which are letters
from Connolly offering $4,000 for $3.50, 900
contract
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Anson's Colts Lose.

CHICAGO. May 13. - The home team
started off at a lively gait to-day. but fell
down toward the latter part of the game,
and the 1900 spectators saw the visitors get
away with the ball Summary:
Chicagos gos.......................2 o z 0 o O. 6
CleVelandS.. ndS..............------.O % 3 q 90
Batteries-SuIlivan and Kittridge, Bestin and
Zimmer
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THE PUGILIsTs.
Billy Murphy Coming Back Nc Auliffs Chal-
lenges Slavin.

lenges Slavin.
NEW YORK, May 8. - crowd Of sports
witnessed the presentation of the Police
Gazette feather-weight belt to Billy
Murphy this afternoon. Murphy deposited
the necessary $500. Murphy will probably
leave for San Francisco tomorrow and will
take trip home to Australia. He says his
stay IN this vicinity was very enjoyable.
de expects to return in six months.
Billy Madden, Manager of Joe McAu-
life, called on William E. Harding to-
would not meet Kilrain for the
$4,000 purse offered by the Puritan
Athletic Club. He will not fight for less
than 5000. Richard h Fox to-day
cabled to the Sporting Life of Lon
don as follows Joe McAulitfe
will fight Frank p. Slavin at the
Pelican Club to a finish for suit
able purse and expenses. Should
Savln not accept, McAuliffe will fight
any other man in England on the same
terms" Billy Madden is ready at once to
leave for England with McAuliffe.
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Sugar-Beet Culture.

READING Pa.). May ia large number
OF farmers in this county intend to engage
In the sugar-beet culture this year. If the
venture Is successful it will probably take
the place Of corn and wheat hereafter.
Claus Spreckels is expected to be large
purchaser of the crop when grown.
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Strike Of GaH-Workara.

HAMBURG, May 13.-There Is great ex-
element here on account of the strike of
gas-workers. Crowds of strikers paraded
the streets to-day and stoned the tram-cars.
Many persons were injured. The police
dispersed the mob.
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Seven Hours Late.

The Central Pacific overland train which
should have arrived here at 9 As o'clock in
the evening was from six to seven hours
late on account of broken wheel on the
tender Of the engine. The accident hap
pened at small station called Banden,
about fifty miles east Of here, and near Sui
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NAVAL ORDERS.
Several Officers Transferred to the Ireqaois
OthAr ChanDaa

So'ef01 VkhkVtIb 1fHuBIelI6u 90 Cu6 1rCQIcII,
Other Changes.
WASHINGTON. May 13. = Lieutenant Com
mander John c. MoroDg is detached from the
receiving ship Independence and ordered to re-
port for duty as executive OF the Jroquois; Lieu.
tenant-Cominander w. w. Gilpatrick Is detached
from the Naval Academy and ordered as execu.
live OF The CONSIDERATIONS; Lieutenants &. b.
Harbor, William p. Clason, w. g. Cutler, ID.
Daniels, .. &. Dodge, Ensigns II. II. Miner and
H. e.. Drexel. Assistant Engineer c. II. +.
Lowndes and Chaplain E. X. Rawson are de-
tached from tile Naval Academy and ordered 10
the Constellation; Lieutenant A. W. Wood is
detached from the Iroquois and placed on wait
Ing orders: Ensign William g. Miller is de-
tacied from the Marion ana ordered 10 Tempo
rafy DUTY ON the lroquos, and, on Ills arrival at
Honolulu, TO duty ON lhe NIpslc.
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Dissat:stied Wuh the Michigan.

S.S11E1 '" FVII bI1V 1hIN1IS aH'
CHICAGO, May 13.-The Directors Of the
Board Of Trade held meeting to-day and
adopted memorial to Congress skiing
that the United States steamer Michig an
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The Archer Embezz,ement Case

BALTIMORE, May 13.-The case Of ex-
State Treasurer Alcher for the embezzle-
ment of S132, 900 from the State was argued
on a demurrer. The court sustained the
demurrer, which ends the embezzlement
proceedings
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Tie City of Sesttls.

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-The new steam
ship City of Seattle, built here for the Pu-
get Sound and Alaska Steamship Company,
will be launched tomorrow. She is 355
feet long, 45 feet wide and II feet deep.
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They WIN CIo.. E.r,r

The principal retail boot and shoe men of
this city will begin tomorrow evening to
close their stores at o'clock. Nolan &
Descalso, Kast & Co., p. F. Nolan g. Son,
J. b. Russell, Rosenthal Bros, the Phila-
Frank have agreed to close at that hour.
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NEW YORK, May 13.-Bayard's tips for the
Linden races: First race-Slockton ,or Pelham.
Second-lssaquena hlly or Rosa. Third
Supervisor or Maggie w flly. Fourth-Stone.
mason or kemnland. Ffth-Gloster or Bill
Barnes. Sxth-Express or Chapman. Seventh
-BucksIone or John AtWood.
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CHICAGO, May 13.-The Columbus vs.
Louisvilles, Toledos VS.. st. Louis and
Rochesters VS.. Syracuses games were post
poned on account of rain.
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Russian Wheat Crnn.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 13.-The official
report states that the general condition of
winter rye and wheat in European Russia
Is good. In many districts it is very good
Crops are only slightly injured in a few
districts
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The CatifornI. N.,,or.Y

A dividend of 10 per cent will soon be
declared by the defunct California National
Bank, which will make 50 per cent of the
Liabilities when included with previous
dividends. The balance Of per cent will
also be paid in time, but the assets from
which IL must come cannot be realized upon
for quite long time
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Me,tinc of GIa,, M,nuf,c,uror,

CHICAGO, Nav 13.-As result of a meet
ing of the Sheet Glass Manufacturers As
sociation held here to-day, it was decided
to shut down all the blasts on the 1st and
10th of June, instead of July. as has been
done heretofore
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flo Wasn,t In L

CHICAGO, May 13.-Comiskey's aggrega-
tion toyed with the men from Buffalo to-
day. to the great delight of the G000 specta-
tors present Summary:
Chicagos ..........6 10 6 8 0 Ole
Bunalos.. los........................O . 2 u U O. )
Batteries-BaIdwln and Farrell, heeGe and HALT
gan.
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Re G me.


CLEVELAND, May 13,-fhe Cleveland
Pittsburg Brotherhood game was post
poned to-day. owing To rain.
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Pestered hx RnndInms.

Considerable complaint is being made by
citizens in the neighborhood of Lombard
and Leayenw0rth streets against gang of
young hoodlumS which infests the locality,
stealing bread, miIk-cans and papers from
the doorsteps. Windows have been broken
and henroosts robbed. and in one case a
barn was broken into aud ransacked.
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BISMARCK'S RETIREMENT.

1t VIII Probably Result in an Alliance Be-
tween Germany and Russia.
LONDON, May 13,-The Vienna CORE
spondent of the Times says the removal Of
Bismarck has induced the Gar to reverse
his policy of an alliance with France and
revert to German alliance. The Krasnoe
meeting will probably result in compact
that will altogether change the grouping of
the European powers