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inches Just below tiie hit. 1t was in perfect
cyndition. Relpe polished it with clean-
ing powder, and was rewarded for his
pains wi b the discovery Of this Inscription
n old English letters on the blade: Major
John Andre" There is no other letter or
mark on the sword. Major Andre Is said
neiRhborbood OF Reipe's place. so II -
thought there is little doubt that the old
sword once hung at his side. Reipe says
he sword lay about one foot under the
urface. and sixty feet from The river shore.
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LEAGUE AND BRoTaERHooD.


Steady Increase In Attendance-Chicag
League Plays Good Ball.
Pressure, July 23-The Brotherhood
game was postponed on account of rain.
BUFFALO. July 23.-The Buffalo Brother
hood came very near winning today's
game. Attendance. 500. Score:
New York ................... 100000
Hits-Buffalo IL. New York 9. Errors-Buf-
falo 6. New York 2 Batteries-Keefe and
Mack, Crane and Ewing. Umpire-Ferguson
CHICAGO, July 23.-The Boston Brother
hood had an easy victory this afternoon.
Attendance, $500. Score:
Chicago. 1901 o020-6
Hts-Chicago II, Boston H. Errors-Chicago
5, Boston 1. Batterie -Bsrston and Farrell.
Kilroy and Murphy. Umpires-McKpight and
Jones.
The League game today was exciting. and
the winner uncertain till the last man out
for New York in the ninth. Attendance,
1900 Score:
Chicago ;........-...........-6 o4doooso-ls
New York ......-.......-O l0O0l 3-12
Hits-chicago l2, New York II Errors-chi
cago 5, New York Observation-Disclosures
and Kittredge, sharrott, Burkett and Clarke.
.Umpire-McDermott
CLEVELAND, July 23.-The Cleveland
Brotherhood defeated Brooklyn this after
noon by hard hitting. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Brooklyn. 2oooii2
Hits-Cleveland 10. Brooklyn 10 Errors
Clevs land !, Brooklyn2. Batteries-Bakely and
Sutcliffe, weighing. DAILY ana Kinslow. Umpires
-Gaffney and Sheridan.
A wild throw and two timely hits in the
eighth gave the Boston League the victory
this afternoon. Attendance. 5000 Score;
Cleveland. 0 90 10000 o. O
Boston ..................... o o 0o0002e-2
Hits-Ceveland g. Boston g. Errors-Cleve-
land 2, Boston l. Batteries-Garfield and Zim.
mer, Nichols and Bennett Umpire-striek
CINCINNATI, July 23.-The League game
was postponed on account of rain.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23-The League
game this afternoon resulted in an easy
victory for Philadelphia. Attendance,
1900. Score:
philadelphia. .............-..0 SCI LII
Pittsburg ...-............... L 10000 o.
Hits-Philadelpha IS. Pittsburg 10. Errors
Philadelphia l. Pittsburg s. Basteries--vickery
end Clements, Bowman and Wilson. Umpire
Powers
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New YORK, July 23.-Brooklyn 8, St
Louis a.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Athletics 4.
Louisville 6.
SYRACUSE. July 2s.-Syracuse 8, Column
bus II.
ROCHESTER, July 23.-Rochester 8, To.
ledo 8.
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New York san.

Henry Reipe keeps boathouse and
fishermen's resort on the Passaic river at
Avondale. Just behind his residence is a
little vineyard. While hoeing among his
vines few days ago he came upon a long
narrow piece OF rusted metal After clean
ing off the gravel, dirt and mould he saw
that he had an officers sword of Revolu-
fionary pattern. The sword was of the
regulation size and had an oldfashioned
English handle. 1t was stuck almost fast
IN metal scabbard. Excepting about six
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Sent Twenty Raftsmen to Their Death.
MONTREAL. July ga dispatch from
Pembroke, eighty-six miles above Ottawa,
on the Upper Ottawa river, says: Two
nights ago some miscreant cut rope hold
ing log raft on which twenty-five rats
men were asleep. The raft drifted into the
rapids in the dark, and only two Of them
got ashore. No trace of the bodies of the
other twenty have been found.
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THE GREAT RACE NOT ARRANGED.
Hamilton Unwilling to Make the Match
With Sunol.

With Sunol-
New YORK, July 23-Tu,f. Field and
Fam. referring to its challenge for the race
between Sunol and Belle Hamlin for $4,000
q side. with 5000 forfeit. the winner to
take the entire stake and receipts, saws:
Hamiin has replied, declining to accept, as
in his judgment the chances favor Sunol.
Besides he would not put up forfeit OF
5000 and run the risk of his mare going
wrong. He will, however, match Belle
Hamiin against Sunol for $500 a side,
with 81 500 forfeit. the winner to take 60
and the loser 40 per cent. of the receipts.
Turf Field and Farm says:
Such is the proposition and the odds. The
flying FLY from California is being held in re-
serve for q race with the great young stallion
Axteil
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Detroit Races.

DETROIT, July %. -Summary:
2:26 trof. special, $500, unfinished from yester.
day-B. B. won, Buck Morgan second. Harry
Medium third, Woveland fourth. Best time,
PAX.
2:20 trot, best two in three, S2.0o0-Almont
won. Black Diamond secoud, Trolean third.
Best time, 2:171x.
2:24 t1sss, merchants and manufacturers
stakes. $4,000, unfuished-Sufsun won. w. tier
Z. second. Playboy third, Gillett fourth. Best
time. 2:1sH.
2:l7 pace, $2000-Maggie r. won, Emma
secoud, Finly third. Charlie P. distanced. Best
time 2:l6I[
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A Knockout BLOW below the Ear.

Denver. July o3.-Three hundred sports
left the city this afternoon by special
train to witness fight between Billy
Woods, champion OF Colorado, and Jack
Ryan, of Omaha, for $500. Woods won
the fight IN the fifth round By knocking
Ryan senseless by highlander under
the ear.
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R.ilroad strik. snre.dinr.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 23-The strike on
the Cincinnati Southern road is spreading.
The switchmen have joined the freight
handlers, and trainmen are threatening
not TO haul any freight handled by '.scabs. y
All the sidings are crowded with perishable
freight.
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PIrTsBURG, July 23.-Summary:
2:27 trot $1,000. divided, unfnished-Keogh
won third and fourth heats Mikado won first
and Vaspasian second B. st time, 2:24L.
Free-for-all pace. 81 COO divided Hal Painter
won, Gossip, jr.. second, Monkey Rolla third,
Jewett fourth. Best time, 2:lsk.
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ST. PAUL RACES.

Prince Fonso Wins the Derby-The At
tendance $4,000.
ST.. PAUL, July 2S.-Somethingov over Is 600
people attended the opening day of the
Twin City Jockey Club meeting today. The
track was fast, the weather warm. The
event of the day was the fourth race. the
Twin City Derby. The value to the winner
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PoRTLAND's sHREwD BARGAIN.

Borchers, the Liquor Pitcher, Sold to
Spokane for $500.
PORTLAND. July 23.-Portland today sold
Pitcher BoIchers to Spokane for $500.
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Safe Amusement


Mother Ito Johnny, who is in the next
oom}-Johnny, what makes the baby so
quiet. Is he into any mischief?
Johnny-No, marin; he's just PLAYING
with the fiy paper, that's all.
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Prominent Railroad Man Dead.
ST. Louis, July 23.-Wiliiam Kerrigan,
who was for several years superintendent
of the Missouri Pacific railroad system,
died this afternoon.
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New Purse for LaBlanche and Mitchell.

BUFFALO, July 23.-The Erie County
Athletic Club offers $500 for LaBlanche
and Young Mitchell to fight here since the
San Francisco contest is probably off.
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FOR ONE WEEK ONl

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Company.
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SALE THIS WEEK.
ssteens. sfl reduced. Chester Clesry.
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I'll Iuut = Tie StS,IttdEy writes QilaQ
that the president believes arbitration can
not be concluded in time for this season,
and suggests that Lord Salisbury make for
asingIe season the regulation which in 1888
he offered TO make permanent, As step
which would certainly lead to friendly
agreement
To this the minister replies June s this
further examination of the questions has
satisfied his lordship that such extreme
measures as that proposed in 1888 would 70
far beyond the requirements of the case.
There would be no legal power to enforce
the observance Of such an agreement on
British vessels.
Secretary Blaine, replying June 4, says
that the extreme measures came from Lord
Salisbury himself. and concludes:
The president does not conceal his disap point
ment that even for the sake of securing impair
tisl arbitration her maiesty's government Is no {
willing TO suspend for q single season the prsc-
tice which Lord Salisbury described In ISIS rs
the "wsnton destruction of q valuable indus
try," and which this government has uniformly
regarded as unprovoked invasion of its estab-
lished rights
On June Sir Julian Pauncefote pre-
scented copy of telegram from Lord Sails
bury in which he regrets that the president
should think he is wanting in Cancellation,
but that it is beyond the power OF his gov
eminent to exclude British or Canadian
ships from any portion of the high seas.
even for an hour, without legislative enact
ment
In his reply on the nth. Blains says his
government would be satisfied if Lord Sails
bury would by proclamation simply re-
quest British vessels TO abstain from en-
tering Behring sea for the present season,
in order to give fun time for impartial ne
gotistions.
Sir Julian on June IL. writes Blaine that
he has informed Lord Salisbury that Secre-
fary Blaine could not give assurance that
British sealing vessels would not be inter-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
NulJs Of News,

The pubic debt WIS reduced $685.
013 during Augu.t.
Eighty mluers were suffocated BY
an explosion AT Galicia.
Cincinnati yesterday observed Labor
day for the first time.
II il said England proposes fedora.
tion Of the b .iksu states.
Henry Georke la. reached New
York from tour around tls world.
Two uukrOwn brothers were drown
ed at Garfirlo park, Chicago, sunday.
Tn- wife Of judg. Cooley OF the in
tersiate commerce commission died at
Ann Arbor.
Governor Merriam formally opened
the jacob Lifts orera house at II.
Paul lat night.
The house pissed the bill providing
for. the gov.rnmejt Inspection Of
mines in The territories.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
District Court Proceedings.


Some difficulty has been found in
getting jury commissioners. but by
putting Edgar Campbell in place Of
b. X. Hot, who could not be found,
the commissioners were finally got
under motion ard will proceed to bus
iness.
More trouble was bad in getting q
trial jury, as out of the thirty names
issued 10 the sheriff twelve men could
not be found, were disqualified or ex-
cused; so further and special venire
was issued for ten men. and still find
ing the panel short one man a second
special venire wss issued for five men,
Of which simon Basioski happened to
be the first one called, thus completing
the panel.
Mr.. Wade Burleigb, son Of w. A.
Burleigh Of Billings, and practicIng
attorney Of Michigan, was present
end on motion of J. w. Strevell, ESQ.,,
was accorded permission to practice In
this district pending his application to
the supreme court for admission 10 the
bar of the state.
In liza, State VS.. w. G. Mcdowell,
County Attorney Ross, assisted BY j.
w. strevell and c. II. Middleton pros
ecuting. and w. A. Burlsigh and
Wade Burlelgh for the defense. took
up the time Of the oourt amer 4 O'Clock
and at this writing no p. M the iury
IL still out.
H. P. Anderson, who straysd n
here from Norway In 1867 n two ysass
Of age, took out his npal pspsrs today
and immediatsly showed hls appssslnr
tion by serving on the jury.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
Figuring IL Out

Enough NJ The work Of the censss
bureau has been completed to render
certain the cor clusion that the total
populciion Of the country will be in
round number 64,500,O 600 The fnal
variations will be SO Insignificant in
sny event as IN IA way to effect the
rpsnl's derived by using this total ss
the dividend for o1mt u'atisns in ar
portIonment. There is no telling
what the house will conclude TO DO In
the preuisss, but whstever course II
decides tn persue the outcome Of such
course may now he definitely autici.
pated by few minutes figuring on a
slate.
Bssed IN the rensusot lssO. the ratio
of representation ia the house was one
to l54 900 inhabitants. The same rattle
applied to POPULATION Of 6i,5oo, ,0OO
would increase the size of the house
by nearly ore hundred members,
bringing the total up to four hundred
aud twenty representatives. There
are arguments both for and against
such AN increa.e. IL j. cOnt-aded on
the one hand that while swelling the
.xrense IL will answer no practical
end except 10 make pisces for hun
dred more ambitious men. Legisla-
ton, il is held, would be complicated
and retarded more than ever. On the
Other hand II IL argued that IN legis-
lstive bodies and conventions repres.
entation IN numbers even to superflu
i,y is in uuquestionable accord with
our popular system and l. the essence
of the democratic principle.
SO fsl as can he gathered, the drift
of opinion in the house Itself seems to
be averse TO increasing the size Of the
body, on the ground that already Il is
big 10 unwieldiuess: or course II the
plumber of representatives is not In
creased, the bssis 81 representation
will necessarily hsve to be, aud with
a population Of 64,5OO, 600 the repres-
eptative basis leaps at . bound from
i54 900 to 100000. Such basis would
msintaip about the present member
ship OF the house, but IL would slight
ly cut down the number Of represen.
ta,iyes from New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, Massachusetts, and per
haps one or two other states. The
South would gain n trifls, asd the
West, figuring In the New States Of
course, would be the chiefgainer.
Upon the new apportienmeut also
depsuds the vote of the electoral ssl.
lege. should the cid basis OF one rep.
resenta,ive to every $4,000 inhaet-
tants be retained, New York would
gain Ave electoral votes. Psnn'ylvapis
six, Illinois Ave, Missouri six, Indiana
one, Minnesota four and 90 on. the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Total number nf votes incIel ing from
iOl TO I97. s"ould, however, the rep
restn'ativ- tasis I've fixed at 200, 900
New York would lo-e four votes. Ohio
three, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Mas.
sachusetts and Kentucky two each,
and s'veral other- one apiece, these
losses being msde 10 chi. fly by the
twenty vb'es Of me new states, since
the total vote of the college would be
increased only ffpm iol To 400. T,
people given 10 figuring on the cleo
'oral collfg-, these I,ro.i-rtive changes
will awaken strong interest. Ana
conda STANDARD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for
the production Of everything that will
conduce "a the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim-
tied and when syrup Of Figs wa frat
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known. ss 1t
j. the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing TO The taste
nnd prompt aud .ilec'usl TO cleanse
the system gently u the spring time
or In fact, Al any time, aud the better
It is known the more popular IL be-
comes,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
A Pinkertou Misused

TRIPEs HILL. n. ", SEPT. IA
PlDkerton detective WAS assaulted aud
badly beaten near the New York
Genital station here last night. He
will lose the sight Of one eye. During
the afternoon he visited n hotel and
while there fired revolver In the bar
room. He was under the influence OF
liquor and was abusive. He wore a
uniform and carried club. His name
has not been learned. He was sent to
Albany before daylight on q freight
train. Sheriff Schuyler has been
notified.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
his son, aged ten, aud then committed
slTrit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston ], Chicago 4,
Bost' n Il, Chicago Is.
Brooklyn 10, rittsbure 9.
brooklyn ., Plit-bIrg 8.
Brooklyn s. Pittsburgi.
Philadelphia . Cincinnati /.
Philadelphia ), Cincinnati ;.
New y prk 4, Cleveland 0.
ASSOCIATION.
Syrsclse 1, Toledo4.
Syrscu>e ~, Toledo II.
Rochester II, Louisville :.
Rochester 10. Louisville ).
Baltimore o, Columbus Z.
Baltimore 6, COlumbu- o darkness.
Athletic. I. st. Luui- ..
PLAYERS.
Brs'on II, Cleveland Z.
Bo-ton IL, Cleveland ..
Pb'lan.lph 1. pitt-burg :.
Phliadelpbra o, "ittshurg 8.
Rropslyn !, Chicago Is.
Brooklyn :. Chicago 6,
New York :, Buh,lo ).
New Goik ~, Buffalo :.
NORTHwEsTERN.
Minneapolis 3, Kansas City ..
LiLcolu II, Denver 3.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
As USUAL
The Arkansas Election Results
in Large Democratic Majo-
rites and Killing
at Little Rock.
The Workmens Hclidav gen.
orally observed by cessation
of Business through
out the East.
ELECTION IN ARKANSAS
The state Goes Democratic with the Is
uai Msjority-One Man Killed.

uai Msjority-One Man Killed.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Sept. ] The
stafa and county -ler ions TODAY ras-
sed off quietly So far H. known At this
hour M y. m.). Nothing more than
few di.turhan"es of ordinary char r.
actsr have occu'e,l aud these did not
fleet the re ,ults. No troubles what
ever here. Partial returns and es.
tinlste- received by the Gszette from
thirty of the sev-nty-five counties in
the state indicate largely inrrea ed
majority fnrG vernon Esgle and the
democratic state ticket over two wears
ago, when his majority was $1,000.
Democratic majori'irs on county off,
cers and Legislators has been rorres-
pnndinply increased. Democrats
claim Tire state hv from 5000 to 80.
900 majority. In tie third ward and
several town.hi:s IN this tPrlaski)
county double polling places were .s-
tabli.hed, owing 10 a charge that the
connty judge violated the lay i'm ap.
p)inting JUICES Of election. The
county is close and the result may turn
on judicial construction Of law defir-
'nR that officials duties.
KILLED OVER ELECTION DISPUTE.
LITTLE Rock. Sep. IA special
from Conway says that John McCul.
lough WAS slot and killed there to
night. 1t |. supposed the shooting
WAS done by J. L. Willisms. who ran
against McCulloUch'- brother for
sheriff. in dispute over the count.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
c. X. GRIFFITH, Ag't.
MIR. Huggard's stroke of Fortune.

The prosperity which recently came
to Joseph Huggard in the shape Of q
SIS 0CO prize In The Louisians State
Lottery has not in the slightest degree
turned the fortunate recipient'- head,
for he It'll carries on fil,-msking in
the little shop at M. "a John Street.
Said he, when asked about his stroke
Of gocd lucb: "Mv ticket was a one
for'ieth Of Nc. 50 Si3 which won the
S600,0o0 priza in The last drawing and
my share was $4,000. ] forwarded
the ticket to New Orleans for cnllec-
tion by ,be Adams Express company.
and check for the amount came back
promptly.--B Bridgeport Conn Farm
er. July li'h.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
wiped Out the Family.

STOCKTON, CAL, Sept. l.-Intorma-
ton received here from San Andrews
Saturday says that terrible tragedy
occurred ut West Point, q mining
town In Cslaveras county, Friday
night, In which . man named Gala
CHER shot bis wife fatally and killed
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
"A Cheap Park Excursion.

From nov until Septem Der 18th, the
Northern Ps"iflc Railroad will sell
tickets from Miles City 10 Livingston
aud return for Park ,ourist-l at ole
fare for the round trip. These tickets
hav a thirty days return limit bat
will not be gooI later han o 'oter
loh. These tickets are for sale only
10 bona fide Park tourists, and in Of
der to secure them the purchaser must
at the same time pay FOR a Tourists
park ticket, at either S35, or $40. the
latter covering the round trip from
Livingston through the Park and all
expenses Of the trip.
C. X. GRIFFITH, Ag'f.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
CoNsTuCTlvELY A STRIKE.

CHICAGO, Sept. l l-Cnnstructively,
all OF the union carpenters in Chicago,
In number about 5000, are ON strike
today. hut AS Trey are participating
in the labor day parade and there is
no evidence Of strike bevond idleness
ON buildings il course of construction.
similar to that which extends to other
branches of labor on the same ac-
count.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
Wei Weather.

A dr'zziing rain set in shout ten
O'Clock last night thar bids fair To he q
storm of some duration. II came
without sny poisv pre- cursor of wind
or electrical d -'urosnre, hut settled
down TO its work in manner 'ha,
was very reassuring tn 'hs dwellers in
cbis region. who rave not .enp drop
of moisture from ,hs CLOUDS FOR near v
three months. Nhil- ! l. ton I" 10
be- Of any benefit to growing rrops, il
will be of great benefit nn III ran - in
filling 10 the streams and water holes,
besides extinguishing fires that were
getting 10, numerous 20 be pleasant.
A new growth of grass will no doubt
start hut IT is doubtful II IL will cure
this year
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
A MUNICIPAL HOLIDAY.

BALTIMORE. Sept. Labor day
finds very general obseryance here
amoug wage sarners. The day In
Baltimore IL municipal holiday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
BUSINESS SUSPENDED,

TOPEKA, Kas., Sept. lone OF the
greatest celebrations that has ever
tsker place in the name of labor is
making this gala day for Topeka.
Business has been suspended and
great crowds Of people were on the
str. cts to witness this mornings pa
radr, which exceeded the most san
guine expectations. The procession
was twenty squsrs long and was re-
viewed Ly Governor Humphrey and
state and city officials. This is the
first official r. recognition of labor day in
this state.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
A General Turnout .

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l.-Picnics,
paradps, athl-tic sport and a general
turnout If workinrm.n marked labor'-
great annusl holiday In this city. In
the great mil ing AID manufacturing
districts Of Kensirgton ard Rich
mord. the mills and factories all shut
down ana their thousands Of operators
celebrated the day bv generally in
dulging in out-of-door sports.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03
AIJUt.Sl.is.
I't!i-t, lkS>.

nh H. "a kEI.,
~ ~ lsiTlAA ASD sURrEuS
otics 90 y 70 SHyagr's I-us store lgti
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~ tHYsIcIAs, - RGEus ANu OBsTETgIClAN.
Arsi, wuuisrz' aud GuiurisbelierJ Onlcv al
,avages drug sf"ir. yil-s rs, NJ. r.