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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20
A Paul Pry Filled up With Soap.

BLooNriELp. Iowa. June l9.-At an am
ateur theatrical performance here Monday
night, several young men were caught
peeping into the dressing rom of the lead
ing lady actress. so incensed WAS size that
she loaded q proserty pistol With soap and
a blank cartridge, and when the young men
again made their appearance she let fly AT
one Of th m named Tool, filing his cloth
ing and flesh With soap, and causing him
70 run away bowling with pain. The y,,ung
man cau.ed the actresses arrest. and she
was brought before Justice Horn in this
city. Upon learning the particulars the
Justice dismissed the suit, with = severe
lecture to the young man, and in,imating
that he may feel satisfied that there ga,
nothing more solid than soap in the pistol.
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Russia Builds Railroads Along Puus-
siau Frontier.

LoNpo>, June 10 The kussisn Gov
ernment has begun the construction Of sev-
eral new lines of railway In the direction
of the frussian frontier. The strategic
Importance of these roads has reused the
German authorities to active interest In
their progress. and the officials Of the War
Department in Berlin are already engaged
in perfecting plans TO construct new Prus.
sian roads especially adapted tn the rapid
transportation of troops to the frontier.
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KLBOURNE'S
PAIN STOP

cures both internal and external pains-
and still IL does not contain one single gram
Of any opiste. So small Is the dose now
ever that it stands unequaled in chespness'
a. unapprosched in ito peculiar and certain
etfecss-it 10 the hot drop without . peer
and best Of oil pain cures. and without .
doubt the safest remedy Of the kind offered
in any form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20
Rafferty, Gives Him self Up.

Nsw YoRK. June 10 Peter Francis
Rafferty,, the former weiaher in the Gus
tom House, against whom the United States
Grand Jury yesterday found an indictment
charging bin With violating the Civil Ser
vice law, by soliciting contributions from
other employees Of the Custom House, to
swell the fund last year Of the National
Democratic Commute. surrendered him
self to the Governmen, authorities yesier-
day.
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Notes.

Rev. Father Kennedy Of Dublin has been
awarded $500 damages on sccount Of the
police ,respassing his residence in search Of
suppressed meeting.
Steamer West Cumberland from Cartha-
gena from Mostyn snnk OF Finisterre At
midnight on the lth inst in collision with
the bark Miners from Newport for Acs-
iutta. The latter is returning in damaged
condition. No loss Of life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20
nockiaDd High School Graduation.
Special 70 the Kennebec Journal.

Especial 70 the kennebec Journal
RocxLasD, June i9.-The Commence
ment exercises Of the Senior Class of 30,
RockIand High School. which took place
in fsfveii Hall tonight. were Witnessed by
the largest audience that has ever greeted
such An occasion in this city. and Judging
from this spplause which greeted each mum
Der, the satisfaction must have been univer.
sal The hall vAs very handsomely dec
Grated With Wild flowers, ferns. ETC.. the
class motto. "Gradattm," which 10 very
appropriate, surmounrng the arch over the
stage. while the Glaze color, cardinal, was
resplendent in the large number Of peonies
displayed
The class on entering the school num-
bered nearly 60 pupils. OF these, l6 have
survived to participate ih t.e cYownins
effort Of 30. The officers elected At the
class election sre: President. Fred c.
Stewart; Secretary, Louise s. Hunt;
Treasurer. Harry J. Shaw.
Following 10 the program in full:
Overture. "From Dawn tin Twilight" Bennett
Orchestra.
Selection, "Gondolisy wsHxes," o. Roeder
Orchestra
Prayer. Rev. d. r. Hatch
''fts'ihus NHHdh
Orchestra.
salutatory, Mary Il. Jaekson
Womcn's Work. IAstrra N. Cnshnan
Dur FIag. Philip T.. Howard
History. Elizabeth T. Donahue
Ancient Cookery, Mary u. Wiggin
6rit, Walter N. Spear
oet vtian, "Orphens" Ofenbach
Orche stra.
Opportunities, Louise &. Hunt
Self made Men. Frederick u. Holmes
Influence % Music, Alice T. Mcnamara
sculptors Of Life, Jeans tie shields
Educated vs. Self made Men, Fred G., stewart
selection, "savotte," krcutxer
Orchs stra.
Home, Carrie u. Arnold
Prophecy. Lena X. Hodgkins
Right l. Might, blanchard Hicks
Influence Of heading on Character.
Angie s. Graves
Vaiedictory, Harry J. shaw
seiestf' n. Glover" Luppes
Orehe stra.
Presentation Of Diplomas, Jefferson Tyler
BE nedetiss, Rev. W. NJ. kimmel
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Arohduohsss MatEusrits Rcnounoss
Her Right to the Throne.

WIN, June 10. -- Archduchess Mar
guerita has renounccd her right to the
throne. The ceremony was similar to that
OF Monday, when the Asehduchess Valerie
renounccd h.r rights. The Arehduchess
Marguerite is the older daughter Of Arch
duke Karl, Emperor Franz Josef's brother,
who, since Crown Prince Rudolt's death.
has resigned his right to the imperial crown
in favor of his oldest son Franz. the brother
of Archauchcss Marguerite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20

GoRnAM. June 19.-The examination oi
the Gorham Normal school vas held today
Hon. Tobias Lord, Of the Governor
Council, State Supt Luce. with all other
members of the Board Of Trustees. A. F.
Richardson, Principal of the Castine Nor
tendance.
This evening occurred the graduating ex-
ercises Of the second class of 1890. con
sisting Of 10 ladies and two gentlemen, to
each Of whom had been assigned an essay
OF these ten only we're read, making com
mendable shortening Of the programme
The school was never mere prosperous MOI
doing better work than at present. At the
trustees meeting all teachers were re elect
ed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20
A San Francisco Prophecies Mobbsd
at st. Louis.

ST. Lours, Mo, June IL -Maris B.
Woodworth. the San Francisco prophecies,
who predicted the destruction Of the Golden
Gate city, was mobbed in tent on Gamble
street last night. She has been preaching
in tent since her advent here six weeks
ago. She hss been predicting all sorts OF
disasters. and last night mob Of hoodlums
tore down ber tent, broke up the seats and
dispersed the congregation. Many Of the
women tainted, but no one was seriously
injured.
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Candidates for Weat Point

wssr PoIsT. N. r., June l9-The can
dida,es for aduissi IN to the Military Acad.
emy are undergoing examination at West
Point, the physical tests having been fn-
ished yesterday. One hundred and Atty
six reported to the Adju'ant, twenty four
being found deficient. 1t 10 calculated
tha, forty more will drop out from d. ticien-
cy in studies.
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ne Hsnnsbse JeaFnal Jee DsPersnsns
b spis.Aaaly equipped ssr AssnS q"
kanSs ef vsAaing printing. announce
nsnss, Invitations, cards. etc., u ~
latest ana Nest approved stysss. As 49,
Asns an ensras~s aAssns sfsA.s eaees
~e vsrk a~rang sAs pass ysAs, ses 81
Ases esming nrsa all Parss 81 -
ss.e., Ne better. work In this iins wes
ever done In the ossss. Win sAs
year, Ne sAsalisiss fsr Tits kinA 81
vsll - seall NlarsAsr Increased, ansn6 NJ
oaaeas tnnnes bssng . bsaatanAl hair h.s
ssrip-syps ~ wAssA \ = enables %
omaeaas enmovsa Week - saessay sees
VIZ ~ ean aseses the Afdsrsece.
RHs xeassnahas. osnA ~ psssss ans
nunrHl0H . ILYu1s
vHA .A00aDeas oAsas
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Close ct the copgrssa tionsIist Con-
terence.

Close cf the Copgresa tionsIist Con-
:tsssuos.
BRiDGTos, Me June l9.-The third
and last dsy was largely attended and
very successful. The State Congrega.
tional Conference opened with . we'll at
tended devotional meeting at D A. NJ. Re-
ports of delegates were received from cor
responding bodies. orally and by letter.
The forenoon was devoted to routins
business. Provision was made for aid to
the smaller churches and fifteen visitors
appointed to Bowdoin College and five to
the Bangor Theological Seminary. The
next conference will be located at Water
vile. Rev. John s. Sevall of Bangor was
unanimously chosen moderator for the
next year. Resolutions consisting
upon the rights Of the people
a. to schools free from sectarisnism,
and appealing to the Maine railroads to
discOnIinue the RAINING Of Sunday trains,
and calling for the necessary legislation,
was adopted.
Rev. 8. B. Howard Of Boston made an
earnest plea in behalf of the work of the
American Peace Association, quoting Sec
retary Blaine ~ in favor of arbitration a. .
mort creditable avowal from an American
statesmsn. The ladies have held several
very important society meetings.
The afternoon assignment included an
address By Rev. F. s. Hunnewell of War
rem on the Extension of Christ's Kingdom
Within the Church" the discussion of
foreign Missions and communion of the
Lords supper.
The conference closed this evening and
has in all respects been one of the very
best ever held in Maine.
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FRENCH FISHERIES.
France Must Sell Rights q
Salisbury will Break Treaty.
Russia and Germany Baaldins Rail-
IoAds Along the PyussiAu Frontier.

fAx,s, June ~. The Figaro in an arti-
che on the New feandland fshesy disPuse
declares that Lord Salisbury will nca 90.
cept arbitration in the matter. The paper
says that II France refuses to accept
pccuniAry compensation for her pressnt
rights, Lord Salisbury viii eerudiate the
treaty Of utreeh, and then open nesotia.
tons for new treaty, giving the French.
to a reasonable extent. the col and lobster
fishing grounds. and the colonists exclusive
rights ON the coasts and banks.
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The Census st Kansas CITY.

KASsA- Cny. June 1.-The newspaper
of the city have been filled for tvo days
with the names Of persons Who have nos
been enumerated in the census. Superin-
tendent Porter telesraphed yesterday that
the eensns must be completed properly II
IL took all summer. and that the enumer.
a.ors muss continue their work until each
name in every district 10 recorded.
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Only Members Can Wear the Union
Veteran Legion Button.

PTTsnURG, June 1.-The quest on of
whether any one can wear nion Veteran
Legion button, notwithstanding the fact
that they are not members Of the organizA-
ton, has been practically decided here. A
test case was to have been heard by the
Aldermen, but it was settled by the de-
fendsnt paying the costs Of the prosecution
before hearing was held, thereby
acknowledg the fact that he had no
right to wear the emblem.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Hale Offers An Amendment to
the Tariff Bill.
Speaker Reed Has inothsf iii With
the Democrats IN The Housa.
BsAinss Letter on Pan -Amoglcano
Idea for Customs Union.

WAsHISsroS, June l9.-Ia the Senate
Thursday. Hoar presented petition from
Boston against the increase OF duty on
fresh and salr fish.
Consideration Of the Legislative, sxecu
tive and judicial appropriation bill vas
resumed. In the course Of the consider
alton Of the bill. Cockrell said the recent
reported interview with Speaker Reed. in
which the Speaker vas represented as hav-
ing "ihanked heaven that the House is not
= delibefative body" might account for the
shape in which this and other bills came to
the Senate. He recalled the circumstance
tina, one of the House clerks with message
from the House announced. some weeks
ago. the passage Of certain bills "by the
Speaker" All Amendme nts of the com
mittee on appropriations were disposed of.
and the bill is open to general amendment.
Paddock moved TO increase the salary of
the commissioner of the general land ofice
from 81 600 to g. 900. AID Of the assistant
commissioner from t3 600 to o., 500. A.
ter considerable debate, without action the
bill was laid aside.
A message from the President vetoing
the bill to change the boundaries of the
Uncompahgre Indian reservation was re-
ferred TO the committee on Indian affairs.
A message from the President in relation
70 reciprocal commercial treaties with the
Latin American nations was laid on the
table.
In connection with the last mentio,ed
subject, Hale presented an amendment to
the tariff bill in these words "And the
President 10 hereby authorized. without
further legislation. to declare ali ports Of
the United States. free and open to all the
products of any nation on the American
hemisphere upon which no export duties
are imposed, whenever and 50 long ~ such
nations shall admit to its ports, free Of all
National, Provincial, State. Municipal and
other taxes. -four. corn. other bread aufYs,
preserved meats, fish, vegetables. fruits,
cotton seed oil, rice, other provisions in
GLIDING all articles Of food, lumber. furni-
ture. all other articles of wood, agricultur-
al implements. machinery, mining and me
chsnical machinery, structural steel, iron
and steel rails, locomotives. railway cars
and supplies. street cars. refined petroleum
or such other producu of the United States
As may be agreed upon"
Eulogies on Representatives Nutter and
WILDER of New York were delivered by
Evarts and Hiscock, the usual resolutions
of regret and sympathy were adopted, and
as further mark Of respect the Senate at
4 ij adjourned.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.

Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.
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Death Of q eaco Citizen.

BIppEFoRp. June 10 has. Littlefeli
Of Ssco, died thursday, sgtd "A years. He
vas the first cashier in the Ssco Savings
bank, aud served for a long term a. auditor
and assessor of the city of Ssco. He vas
born in Saco and was once employed as
ovefseer in the York Mills. He leaves one
son.
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AFFfCE OF ACT'G. ASST. QUARfERMAs
~ TER, kennabee Arsenal. Ne. June u, issJ
scaled proposals, In tripiicate. subject to nsua,
conditions wiil be- r, ceiyed at this office until 10
o'clock A. NJ. Jnly u, teo. and then opened, for
furnishing @o.oco lbs. % fhNSstLNAStA AZ
ruRAcrrK Coal, required NJ this Arsenal Tor tue
fiscal wear ending June 10, ispi The L reserves
the right to reject any ali bids received. Iref
errpce given to articles Of domestic production.
conditions Of price and quality ttnc'ading IN the
price oi foreign productions the duty ihersoul pc
Ia. equal All information furnished on sppiics
tion 10 This office. Envelopes containing propo
sal. should be- marked Proposals for Anthracite
Coal. and addressed to A. l.. NAkNet, Cap'at"
" Janeis, 20. 81. .ys& iulyi Il
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Chief Signal Odicer,
WAsHisGros. June ~, I A. NJ.
Fo. New England Fair, slightly warm
er; northerly winds.
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Union Labor Patty Convention st
Colum ous. July 4.

CiscIssAII. June i3.-The State execu-
tive committee OF the Union Labor Party
calls npon all sdbcrents Of the party and
upon Knights Of Labor Assemblies, Farm
e's' Alliances. Grangers Wheels, Trades
Mons and other bodies advocasing poIisi-
cal reform to send dele gates TO q mass con-
sention 10 be held at Columbus July 4.
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Meteorological Report.
T,Junp 10 faQO an, p MI
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NV YoRE, June I9.--Cosons 8 :hul'ze
held an inquest yesterday 10 the
case Of Misc Marion ". 7 Tayior oi
No. 352 Madison avenue, who vas run
over by . United States mail vaa On driver
by Luther Goevey Of 351 Wsst p ifty third
street few weeks sao. at the yrner OF
Madison avenue and FoTty-sec1ssd street.
The jury in the cave exoneYate1 Geevey
and be vas discharged.
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England VIII Have q Court OF Appeal.

LONDON. June England proposes to
follow American example by establishing .
criminal Court Of Appeal. more especially
for capital cases, and popular disApproyai
Of recent 4, ,cision, OF the Home Office, 70
which only appeal nov lies. gives much
force to the argument In favor Of the re.
form. There isa general public impres.
sion thst capital cases are dealt with too
hastily and often unjustIy.
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The International Telegraph Confer
euC0,

LoSpos, June l9--With the single sx.
cepton of Grea, Britain. all the nations
who are represented At the telegraph con-
fererce. have accepted the proposal to es.
tablish an internatio nal bureau at Berne
which shall undertake the task Of compiling
a code in eight languages, to contain 300 900
words. It is designed that this new code
shall come into operation three years after
II shall have been completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20
KILL His PONY" Died at Bellevue
Hospital.

SEw YoRK. June lo.-Gen. OBeirne,
at the Barge Office yesterday. was notified
of the death last night Of Kill His Pony"
at Bellevue Hospital. This 10 the Indian
who arrived here last week from Buffalo
Bills exhibition in Germany AMI vas seized
With q hemnorbsge upon arrival. His
remains will be cent West
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20
Florida Republican State Lsssus.

JacxsosvILty. June i9.-Fifty re-
publieans met in convention here yesser.
day, for the purpose Of forming State
League. which will become part Of the Na-
tionai League Of republican clubs. Florida
is the hrss State in the South 70 seek mem
bership in the National organization. The
delegates number over 800.
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PAIN STOP

lnviting your attention to the following
sTstement of facts, and asking that
you Inform yourself ~ to the reliability
Of thi 9 company and its various remedies,
we shall Seek to convince you that you
cannot Expend your money for .
better, safer And more certain line OF
home remedie9 8 than those offered by Us.
Particularly just nov. when colds are
prevalent and the NeuraIgic iend 10
piayins the deuce in Al possible forms,
when rheumatism and its 8atch OF attend'
Ant evils is abroad. doing its Level best to
destroy your happiness and En1oymens
We improve the occasion BY calling TO your
mind the fact that
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PAIN STOP

IL what ito name indicates. and 10 sold for
ss and so cents. See that the round, green.
and yellow seal Of Auburn Drug and Chem
icai Company 10 found upon every package.
.S tau1sdrodtynr
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EniIeptjc Fits Cured.

Nv remedy has been sscc.ssfaIiy ssea oss
,vrsty years, tbs arss patient being gsrmane,iH
cured II has otss. e.sed Gns, -, ~ !, mi = ,o1;s
Ix sc.drr forn. |. n by express at yosr e1
49,. or nailed postpaid. The powder easn
prepasrd, and lts usr ofses saves n~ssy az -
s4ks = "a 9. r. EvAHs. DrunR1st, Dover. Ae
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CAhEA. Crete. June 10 "A few days
ago a number of thristisns smbushed and
shot three Turkish soldiers aud Cretsn
Mussulman. A body Of Mussuimen in
revenge killed a Christian and threaten fur
ther reprisals.
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capshs in , shafs ard K,lled.

PORTLAND. Me, June ia special to
the Argus from Bar Mills, Me-, says that
Jack Martin, of West Buxton, was caught
in swiftly revolving shaft. 10 Lords mill,
this afternoon. and badly crushed. He
lived only few seconds afte. the accident.
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Lin, Burners Of Knox County

TuonAsros. June is--Ata meeting Of
the Lime Buruers' Association Of Knox
County. held this week. it vas voted to
expire BY linitation. The kilns here have
not gone out - yet.
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Government Won by -Four Majority.

LospoN, June 10 In a division In the
House of Commons this afternoon on the
first clause Of the licensing bill, the Gov
ernment won by only four majority.
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CANNOT BIZ SAVED.
Schooner Carrie Donneu Of Bath,
Pounding on Rocks.
GRa6latas Fren eggian Iofnal md
Rstllild Hi9l Schools.
Man Arrested st 1ockland oo Charge
OF Stealing Hxssa

THosAsTox. Ne June l9.-Sehooner
Carrie Donneii, Of Bath, before reported
ashore o6 Hsst's lsland. Port Royal, 10
pounding herself terribly. IL 10 doubsfui
II che can be saved.
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BRuxswIck, June 10 Joseph Schoieh.
q cIoshine merchant, vhile out canoeing
today. vas upset aud drowned. The body
vas recovered.
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BrrFALo, June I3.--ArYangeuer u have
been completed for the WenL 'onnogs
match. The men.vill fight befose ii Erie
County Athletic Club July 9, for . purse
OF .151, ~ 100 70 70 TO the vansH.
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BrRLts, June Is--ksiser wilhelm has
conferred the decoration OF the Order Of
the Black Eagle upon Chancellor Won
Csprivi.
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Prospective Democratic Candidate for
Governor

Especial 70 The Kennebec journal
BELrAsr, June l9.-Charles Baker will
present william P. Thompson, lawyer OF
Belfast, formerly representative from yss-
,alboro for Governor 1t the democratic
convention. The Psnobscot delegation
supports Thompson.
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Plavsts League Standing,
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. Cincinnati. Cleveland and
PittsbuIg.

At Brooklyn -
Innings l?S& 1861 s.?
Brooklyn. 500 o. o 00N-
Philadelphia. 230 20 q o o. 6
Hits, Philadelphia, 10; Brooklyn. IL,
Errors, philadelphia. /; Brooklyn. /.
J. Smith and Clements; Bushong, Terry
and Loveu.
At Cincinnati -
Innings 1873 Sc 50
Cincinnati. 90 3 0 90 Z
Chicago, 002 % 0 . 0 o.
Hits, Chicago, 3 Cincinatti, 10. Errors,
Cincinatti, ?; Chicago, l. Hutchinson and
kitredge; keenan, and DuryeA.
At Pittsburg list Game
Innings, 1884 10 Il $50
Pittsburg, 05 0 3 90 I-a
Cleveland, 000l 20 O o.
Hits. .Piusburg, II; Cleveland. 3. Errors.
Pittsburg, /; Cleveland, !. Gumbert and
Decker; Wsdsworth and thinner.
"a game
Innings. 1894 8 6 7s9
Cleveland, 1922 900 o.
Pittsburg. 1000 900 o.
Hits, Pittsburg, 3; Cleveland. II. Er-
rors, PittsburR. / Cleveland, 3. /eigler,
Sowders and Decker; Lincoln and Zim-
mer.
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National League Standing.


Al Worceslcr-ist game, Worcester. 10 /;
Jersey City. o. I'd game, Worcester, I !;
Jersey City, 2.
At Baltimore Baltimore, 20, Whining
ton, 7.
At New llsveh-New Haven. I5; Hart
ford, /.
At Washington, 3; New
ark, 3.
Al PhiIadelphia-Athlctic, 70; Syracuse,
2.
At Rochester Rochester, 3; Brooklyn,
|.
At Columbus Columbus. I Louisville.
|.
At Toledo Toledo, 3 st. Louis, I.
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WATERS.
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- take no substitute OF tncioee 30
10 for eeaIad particulArA Eoid y
NW~ an drurHfs1a, u Per box. Addrs1o
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