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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-21
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WAsHiSsToE, sept - Acting Secrs-
tary Bachelor sent 20 the senate a com
muuiCation IN reEuOu.e % senator Plum b =
resolution q yesield day - 70 the manBer ~
paying Tor silver bulil0n He says that
the cheeks drawn 10 payment Ofsilv~r bull
ton pa-s through the New YORK clearing
house the same a. other checks drawn on
the assistant treasurer a. New York J.
Wa necessary. BE- zays at ths tine The
law took ~fs-t 70 Issue BOtes % large d.
nomination ia payment for silver pur.
cha-rs BAT they vii - replaced by srnaslsr
nqfe4 he -fafes thar there naa been DO
demand u auT magnitude upon ths trsas-
u-y for The re,ism yt40u % thoss notes in
.fl.F rr-r
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ANOTHER FEUO BREAKS OUT.

CATTLETsBURG, Ky, Sept. %. - The
Brewer, Dempsey and Boisden war broke
ont again in Logan county, West Virginia,
Wednesday AT the mouth of Pigeon creek
in general fight between the two factions.
James Dempsey shot and instantly killed
George Boisden. Walter. a member OF the
BOisden faction. and one Clark was severe
ly cut in the arm. The particulars which
led 70 the killing date back some years, but
the immediate cause was whisky and bad
blood. Both factions met at a sheriff :
sale Monday and Don Dempsey was shot
by his brother. John, but not fatally in
jured. Both sides are arming themselves
and a renewal OF hostilities i expected
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consider council bill No. asked further
time in which to make report. The time
was extended.
Mr. Harrader moved that when the coun-
Gil adjourn it be until Monday at o'clock.
Carried
After the expiration of quarter of an
hour the committee submitted substitute
for the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Foster the report of
the committee was concurred in. He moved
that the bill, together with the report, be
sent to the house without engrosSment to
be acted upon. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Foster the vote was re-
considered and passed.
Adjourned.
A NEW TOWN STARTED.
The secretary today issued a charter to
the Tohee Townsite company. The paid
up capital is -, 600. President, J. NJ. Rags
dale, Commercial National bank, Guthrie;
treasurer, r. J. Hart; secretary and man
ager, George +. Ford.
A telephone is in process of erection with
Guthrie as "A starting place.
The settlers for the Iowa and Sac lands
nave begun to come in earnest since the
bill ratifyng the sale of their lands has
passed the house of representatives. The
work is being started tor hotels and stores
and lumber is being sent out from this
CITY IN large QUANTITIES.
The new town is named after TOhee, the
blind chief of the Iowas, who is going to
take up his home on his allotment land,
which will adjOin the new town.
A charter was issued for the Oklahoma
Townsite company; capital $4,000.
The Cherokee commission will meet at
Fort Reno October l.
Representative Adair was tonight called
to Fayetteville, Ark, on account of the
illness of his daughter, Eva.
The secretary has appointed A. c. Nc
Cullom justice of the peace at Union City;
w. r. Mcdonald justice of the peace at
Lexington, and J. n. Moore notary public
at Horton.
The secretary of the interior has denied
the right to establish ferries on the Arkan
sas river in the Indian territory on the
ground that they are unnecessary.
Most of the members have gone home.
The capital question is uncertain. Guth-
rie seems in the lead.
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FOuR MINERs KlLLFD.

WuKEsBARRE. Pa, sept. 20--A terrible
explosion Of gas took place 10 the Murray
shaft OF the Iehigh g. WilkesbArrs Coal
company this afternoon. There were = -
men in the shaft az the time Of the sIpio-
sion Their names are. izswrencs Casey,
james sullivan. James Boswell, Edward
ButsOn and Anthony Jennings
This shaft il considered one n the Rasi-
est iu the world The origin of the eE-
ploaion IL unknown. A rracuing party
went down the shaft a. soon ~ 20 wa safe
% do 30 They returned after Al hour =
search and reported that AL weTs dead sI-
Cept Edward Buts0n, who was seriously y
burned Later on the dead were brought
from the pit % ths surface. a distance Of
90 feet and taken 20 their hOmeA
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SALINE COUNTY ALLIANCE

SALINA, Kan, Sept. 2O.-The Farmers
Alliance Of Saline county today placed in
the field the following county ticket: For
representative, p. II. Dolan: TOR probate
judge, Rev. A c. Pattee: for clerk of
court. Oscar Ostenberg; for superintendent
of schools, Rev. A Hellman: county at
torney, yet unsettled. The nominee for
the legislature is for resubmission and
against ingalls,
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CHICAGO IL. Sept. 20.-At the openin z
session this morning the worlds fair
comm ission listened 10 the report Of its
committees on site. This report recon-
mended the adoption Of the dual site as
rendered by the local directory. IL stated
that the title 70 Jackson park and midway
plaisance was perfect; that the title 20
lake Front park was sufficiently clear for
fair purposes: that the local directory had
reached an agreement with the Illinois
Central Railroad company and thai com
pany would depress its tracks and had
agreed 70 charge only 5 cents fare between
lake Front aud Jackson park
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EACH KILLED HIS ENEMY.
Two Noted Chicago Gamblers Shoot Each
Other Fatally.

CHICAGO. I'll. Sept. 20-Dur1ng an ex-
citing personal encounter in a crowded
standardization, between two noted
gamblers, tonight, each fatally shot the
other. The contestants were Bull" Hag-
gerty and bad Jimmy" Commorton. Il
was in one Of the establishments owned by
ex-Chief OF Police McGarigle, that the
double tragedy occurred The eK-chief
became widely known by daring escape
from Sheriff Natson during the "boOdler
prosecutions. Haggerty had accused Com
morton Of attempted blackmail and II was
this ch rye which led 10 the fight.
Connorton was getting the worst Of the
fight. Suddenly he pulled = revolver and
and fired At short range. The bullet pene-
trated Hsggarty's stomach but the wound
ed man Instantly drew his revolver and
sent A leaden missile intOthe breast Of Con
norton. The two gamblers, wounded as
they were, made their way % the sidewalk
where scores Of people were passing. One
or TWO scattering shots were fired by eacn
man before they succum5ed. CounOrton
being carried into drug store and Eag-
garty tumb.lng into a cab ~ a vain en-
deayOr to escape the police. Both uea
were placed under arrest and Physicians
declared that neither had more than slim
chance Of recovery.
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CLAY CENTER, Kan, Sept. 2O.-The Re
day and placed in nomination the follow
ing ticket: Representative A. +. Shaeber;
county attorney, +. l.. Williams; probate
Judge, j. T. Woods; clerk of the district,
John Loader; superintendent of schools,
w. A. Stacey; commissioner, George
Erick son. The nominee for representative
was instructed to support and vote for the
reelection of John j. ingalls, to the United
States senate.
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A FUSION TICKET.

LINCOLN CENTER, Kan, Sept. 2O.-The
county alliance convention was held today
and the following nominations made: A.
NJ. Wilmington, Democratic resubmis-
sionist, representative; ID. Rttchie, union
lBbor, county attorney; A. Boyer, union
labor, clerk district court; A. T. Biggs,
union labor and prohibitionist, county
superintendent; II. H. Gilpin, independent
Republican, probate Judge
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Held Up TO LIGHT.
THE FALLACIES OF THE ALLIANCE
PLATFORM.
Hons. H. C. SluSS and J. Z.
Burton Open the District
Campaign.
The Sub-Treasury Scheme Clearly Stated
by the Judge and Then Dissected
With Inimitable HumoE.
A Large Audience Gives Close Attention
to the speakers-The Afternoon Meet
ing Abandoned = Many County
Tickets and Political Gather
ings in the State.
Special pispatch to the Daily Eagle.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
HUTCHINSON, Kan, Sept. Glowing to
some misunderstanding the speakers an
nounced to address the people Of this vicin-
ity today failed to arrive till late this
evening and as a consequence the day
meeting was abandoned. Tonight, how
ever quite a large crowd gathered at the
opera house to hear Hon. j. r. Burton, of
Abilene, and Judge II. G. Sluss, of
Wichita.
Both speakers devoted themselves chiefly
to the platform of the Farmers Alliance,
as adopted at ST. Louis, showing up its
absurdities and fallacies. Mr.. Burton
dwelt upon those portions referring to the
government ownership of the railways of
the country.
Judge Sluss in a mastery speech of con-
siderable length exposed the impractical
bility of the sub-treasury scheme and the
gross injustice and unfairness involved in
it's inception He said it was an attempt
to apply Brigham Young's doctrine of
paurony to the United States. 1t was the
most unjust piece of demagoguery ever
perpetrated on the farmer, a scheme which
would in the beginning of its practical ap-
plicatiOn bankrupt the treasury; piece Of
class legislation which would rouse the
prejudice and hostility of all other poor
hard-working and equally deserving la
borers. Any farmer who has any
notion of the number of farmers
who would ask for money under this plan
can make rough calculation as to the ma
tional deficiency within sixty days after
the law went into effect
After treating the subject seriously, so
far as he could be serious about a matter
so ludicrous, he entertained his hearers by
most humorous forecast of how the plan
would work if it could be inaugurated.
Some of his illustrations were certainly
equal to the best efforts of Bill Nye.
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AT DEATHS DOOR
The Murderer Of Marshal Newt Very Low
Soldiers Troubles.

Ell RENO, Ok, Sept 20 John Sparks.
the murderer Of City Marshal John Newt.
is still lying in the court house in custody
Of the sheriff, in a dangerous condition
The doctors removed some more Of the
bone of his arm this afternoon. IL will
take another twenty-four hours % deter
mine whether he will live or die.
-Four deserters from Fort Reno were cap
tured last night in Reno City. The be
longed 10 Company G., Thirteenth infant.
~. They had just been paid of.
Two privates at Fort Reno got into a
fight last night at the post over "A game Of
cards, and one stabbed the other In several
places. He Is dangerously wounded. Both
belonged To Company G., Thirteenth In
tautry.
The city council last night appointed
William H. Foster, OF Dodge City, "a city
marshal
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OPENING THE FIRST.

HoLToS, Kan, Sept. 20-The Republi
can campaign was opened in this city to
day with an afternoon and evening meet
ing. The afternoon meeting was ad
dressed Attorney-General Kellogg anC
Hon. X. B. Welsh, and the evening meet
ing by Hon. J. b. johnson, Judge Brod
erick aud o. p. Monroe. The court room
was packed on both occasions with atten
tive and interested audiences
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ABILENE. Kan. sept 3.-The Abilene
temple Of the knights Of Aurora professes
70 disbelIeye the newspaper reports OF the
rzscaiIty Of superior officers. Il has issued
resolutions IN favor of a state organization
OF tse order II the reports be true and Asks
for an immediate conference Of al local
lOdEes = ihe stAo
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TO INQUIRE INTO FAIR MATTERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. % Chairman
Gambler, of Massachusetts. from the
special committee on the worlds fair. has
reported to the house "a resolution provd-
ing for the appointment of sub-commit-
tee to inquire into the progress OF the de-
tails for holding the exposition, to examine
the amount OF space allotted TO the gov
ernment exhibit aud other matters which
it may be deemed advisable 10 report on "a
the house. The subcommittee Is 10 be
appointed by the chairman of the world =
fair committee and is 10 report at the be-
ginning of the next session OF congress.
Cures while you wait-Preston's He'd
Aka -
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MIAMI REPUBLICAN TICKET.

PAoLA, Kan, Sept 2O.-The Miami
county Republican convention today was
the largest, most enthusiastic and har-
monious held in years. Hon. NJ. l.. Palmer
was nominated for representative of the
Seventeenth district; w II. Browne, coun-
ty attorney; John Randolph, clerk dis
trict court; 5. l.. Self, probate judge; NJ
l.. Zercher, superintendent, and A .. Edy,
commissioner Hon. +. II. Funston and
the Republican state platform were en-
dOrSed.
If fails, money refunded; Preston s
He'd -Aken
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- - FELLoMs Aolouas

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lion wifh nAs4Oasl Frproe~usaftuu- The
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sAl.sA nREpusLIcAnrs SOLD.

SALl8k. Ea8 sept 8-Ths Ealina
dai.y and weekly Krpubllcan we're al
a9id today - H. J. B~lft1w. ore ~ tha
I~sainz g0uux Kepub.lcans - Eanaaa
is1..ss7ssioa Nas 4 zen e. Dnce For tErss
gears r Leonard Brady has h-rn ~ tA,e
bead % iris taper aid has made if kno~a
all over Ean-as &r. Brlfte7T. 10 addition
- ls.uz 80 erferl~nos1 nerspa y~rfnaa q
an orar1r ~ ability and will - \ valuaoss
scqulstsina 20 TIE political coEoFts % tks
F.lth dlsfrirG
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THE TARIFF WORK.
Confined from First Page.l

have the same appellate jurisdiction by
writ of error or appeal 10 review the judg-
ments, orders and DEGREES Of the supreme
courts Of the several territories rs by this
act they may have 10 review the judg-
ments. orders and DEGREES Of the district
and circuit courts and for that purpose
the several territories shall, by order of
the supreme court 70 be made from time
time, be assigned TO particular circuits.
Without further action the hill was laid
aside informally, and the private pension
bills on the calendar were taken up and
Adjourned
All traces of scrofula are expelled from
the blood by Hoods Sarsaparilll. Sold
by druggists.
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MINIATURE WAR.
Terrible Battle Between Italian Laborers
and Sheriff's Posse.

CATTLETsBURG, Ky, Sept. 20.-Advices
of a reliable nature received today from
Louisa, Ky, say that on Twelve Pole
creek, near Wayne court house, Virginia,
Friday "A terrible fight occurred between
a sheriff's posse and a gang of Italian rail
road laborers in which several Italians
were killed and a number wounded.
Some weeks ago contractor on the
Norfolk q Western railroad named Keogh
went away, having numerous creditors,
among the number being the Italians.
Several days ago a new contractor took
possession of the abandoned works and
put number of laborers to work in a
cut formerly worked by the Italians. The
Italians refused to allow any one 20 work
in the cut until they had received their
pay for work done under keOgh and pro
ceeded to oust the new laDorers Three
times the new laborers were run out of the
cut by Italians, who used stones, clubs,
knives and pistols to effect their purpose.
The contractor then applied to the court
for protection and was furnished a posse
of about dozen men, headed by the sher-
iff Of Wayne court house. On Tuesday he
appeared and made au attempt to arrest the
Italians, who fiercely resisted, and an un-
equal combat resulted with forty or fifty
Italians on one side armed with stones,
knives and revOlverS, and the sheriff :
men on the other. The Italians fought
from behind trees, houses and from what
ever insured shield for mans body. Fir
ing became general and lasted some min
utes. When the smoke of battle cleared
away several Italians were found in the
last throeS of death and more were wound
ed. The sheritf's men escaped with few
bruises. About twenty Italians were ar
rested and taken to jail at Wayne court
house The remainder escaped in the
woods. The scene of the fight is forty or
fifty miles from here and remote from
railroad and telegraph communication.
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ATCHIsoN, Kan, Sept. Ex-senator In
gals will probably reach Kansas next
week, and will open his campaign at some
point in the Sixth district. He will visit
all points of the state, and will administer
Republicanism in allopathic doses, and his
speeches will be on the line of his work in
congress.
The Republican state central committee
is rapidly completing its preparatory ar
rangements. The list of speakers has not
yet been completed, but the program has
been made for all meetings up to October l.
The Democratic state central committee
has not vet met, and no one seems to know
when or where il will meet, and what it
will do when it does meet
60. o,,.. DIT. Ia & L.
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RussELI MuRpERERs sENTENcED

MOLINE, H., sept. - The Platt county
court house vas crowded yesterday TO here
the result OF the motion for n new trial for
GRlen Holden and Albert Dunham. con
victed of numbering Harley Russell Judge
Vail overruled the motion and sentenced
the prisoners 10 be hanged October IL.
Eliza Holden was sentenced 70 twenty-five
and Edwin Holden TO fifteen years i'm
prlsonment
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WcTOR EMMANUEl, & srAr,ir

RoNE. sept. D.-hing Humbert unveiled
an eQuestrial statue OF MS father. the late
King Victor Emmanuel, at Florence today.
An immense crowd witnessed the cere-
mony. A number Of bands were present
and played national ails. Tonight the
city was Illuminated
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL REPORT

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept 20-Tbe annual re-
port Of the Illinois Central railroad IL
mado public II shows for the year end
ing June 80, 1890. gross earnings cid, 49,
or; increase 81. go. .4O5. Net earnings e..
So, ,O90; increase S5l ,781. The directors
recommend an increase Of the capital
stock from $40, 900, 600 20 $4,000 This Is
recommended IN order % provide for In
creased facilities % handle increased bust
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THE CONSTITUTION NEARLY CON-
LETED

THE CONSTITUTION NEARLY CON-
PLETED.
JACKSON. Miss. sept - The commit
tee Of the whole completed its work ia the
constitutional convention today by the
adoption Of the remaining clauses by tho
committee on elective franchise. The gov
ernor Of the state il 20 be- elected every
four years on the Thursday after the first
Monday I'm November. All the other
state officer. as may be elect
i've by the people shall be
elected AZ the same time and in the same
manner as provided for election Of gov
eruor.
At p. m. the committee of the whole
rose and reported 10 the convention that
II had completed its labOrs. II will prob
ably take "a day or two 70 dispose q the re-
port Of the convention As the yeas and
nav- will be- called for on many Of It's pro
8
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sure cure-Preston's "Hed-Ake." "
MICHEL COUNTY POLITICS.

BELOIT, Kan, Sept. 20-Tbe Republican
convention today nominated F. \. Creager
for the legislature: c. f. Bazell, district
clerk; w. j. Sturgis, county attorney; S.
5. Spencer. school superintendent; Tim
Clover, probate judge; J. 5. Grau, commits
sioner. The Republican state platform
was endorsed and strong Ingalls, resolu-
tion was adopted. Governor George Il.
Anthony opened the regular campaign in
the Sixth district here last night TO a large
and enthusiastic audience.
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II an invalid-read the advertisement Of
Excelsior Springs, No, today.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 20.-The following
pensions were issued TO kansans:
Original-Willam Brooks. Longton.
Increase - George Brecker, Hartford /;
Aaron Burrows. Wallula: Chester u. Ber-
trand, Bayneville; Silas Keal, Anson:
Montgomery o. Shopp, Moline; Henry j.
Main, Lawrence; John Crelik, BristOw:
James Shipley, Burlingame; William
Crawford, Cedarvale: Charles A. Darling.
Linden; John kraemer, Home City;
George ID. Armstrong, Wellington; Edward
i. Sutton, Cawker City; Joseph q. Conway,
Severy; Joseph c. Mahood, Columbus.
Josetz Mood. Aurora: John II. Davis, River
dale: George 7. THOMPSON, Burton Henry
T. Dennis, Eureka; Frederick Michel. ma
tiOnal military home; John Reel, Detroit;
James Z. Tindle, WathendS: James G..
McRay, Yates Center. John Patchett,
Spearyille; Isaac y. Gardner Indepen-
dence; Benjamin Fagan, Ellsworth; John
Mensha national military home; Louis f.
Hill, Lyons; Isaac o. johnson, Ottawa,
James A. Porter, Parsons; Lewis Bellinger,
Yates Center; Benedict Levi. Hutchinson;
Joel Woelfe, Canton: Frederick Phister
Jamestown: Hunt, Osawatomie; Andrew
j. DickersOn. COffeyville: Robert :. Giles
pie White City; Robert NJ. Maxwell, New
Albany; John &. Bright, Wichita. John A.
butcher, Louisville; John a. Wiley. Ere
donia: Noah W. Lucas Fredonia; William
H. Noah, Walnut Grove.
Why suffer- Preston's "Hed-Ake" will
cure Won
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LISBON, Sept. 20-It is announced to
night that the king of Portugal, who ap-
peared to have almost completely recover
ed from his indisposition, has had serious
relapse. The cabinet crisis continues.
Immediate, harmless-Preston's He'd
Axe"
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THE cREELEY STATUE UNVEILED

The GREELEY STATUE UNVEILED.
NEW YORK. sept - TIE status of
Horace greelsF a. she Trioune bala1if.g
entrance Eas unvsllesi today 81 laa o.
orelle Grsslsy IN The press1cs q a vssi
croEd q peopIe CEAulCey u DxgsH
.-Ade the chsei syeecn
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DlssrI EVE THE REPORTS.

II you have headache try Preston :
'Hed-Ake"
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Beech ans Pills cure bilious and perv
Gus ills
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

RMERICAN HoSOClN ION.
AT COLUMBUS.
First game;
Columbus ...........1 0 o. 3
Baltimore. re............0 0 o ! - 3
Base hits-Columbus Q, Baltimore G.
Errors-Columbus 3. Baltimore g.
Pitchers-Knauss and German.
Second game:
Columbus. us...................O 0 l. 8
Baltimore ore..............20 0 0 o s.
Game called on account darkness.
Base hits-Columbus 8, Baltimore l.
Errors-Columbus |, Baltimore l.
Pitchers-Chamberlain and German.
AT LOUISVILLE.
First game:
Louisville le..........51 / ! 0 10 0 5 0 0-22
Athletics. o 0 O l 3 o O. 4
Base hits-Louisvilte %, Athletics 9.
Errors-Louisville l, Athletics 6.
Pitchers-Stratton and Green
Second game:
Louisville. 0 o 5 o 0 o DO
Athletics cs..............O 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 0
Base hits-LouisvIlle 49, Athletics ).
Errors-Louisville0 o, Athletics Z.
Pitchers-Heatker and Ehret.
AT ST. LOUIS.
St Louis ..........0 l o , o - 8
Rochester. ..........0 % , 90 90 O. )
Base hits-St. Louis s, Rochester g.
Errors-St. Louis !, Rochester 3.
Pitchers-Hart and Bass.
Tourists should read the advertisement
Of Excelsior Springs. No, TO-DAY.
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poRruGAuS KING VERY ILL.

Pleasure seekers should read the adver-
tisement of Excelsior Springs, Mo, today.
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CLAY COUNTY REPuBL IcANS.

Cures in fifteen minutes; Preston
'ded-Akep
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

]; cures headache 0nly-Prssion's He
Axe