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GliaBsSotbriu9en.

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5000 Wster. l.. 9rsis: Gruna Stausu
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aus @9te,ucd 8. Prsts SipoIite Staubt
aus Sid; 4. 4reis: vi. Spoo aus 2us
rsmburs. gsim 9ditsF5srbsitsrsnnen,
5000 Wetsr. /. 8rsis: R. 5sinria.
aus E,isr. 9auptrennen. l, Yrsis: pon
pou Der 8eibsu aus Srier 2. 9rsis: 6in.
ger $. aus gos!su5. Observation-Disclosures:
men: 9rsis: Singer 8. aus GubIent.
0as 5et nubm sessn I rsr isinsu
S9luB unb ma5tsn iber 100 Rebfabrer
eth 9orlo eur1 BE DaupiltraBsn Der
Stabt. Sebem Rttbsuerber purbs cine
sissns fir Oisies 5eit sei6affsns RsoGiue
eiussSdnoist.
Wtsiffsri5aftsrennsn: 10000 Weter.
/. prsis Betei9 aus %2ursmburs, 2. 9reis
Oisbsri4 aug %3ursmburs. - DrsirubIen:
men, 1000 Nster: /. Yrsis Ssinri6t aus
Erier. 2. Srsis pon Der Dspben aus
Erier. SusenSrenusn, 5000 Mstsr: /.
Prets Salentinp aus 9ursmburs 2. Preis
Sol. @obdaur; 3. Yrsis Woiss Sob.
4aur; 4. Ststs Comp 9obtaur aug
S4IsifmibIe. Runftfubren: l.. Yrsis
Ssinri9t uus Irier: 2. Yrsis 205r aus
@O6lsn5. SGniorrennen. 1000 Wster:
l. Sreis 20sr aus @obIsn;; 2. Breis
S5aanen aus 2uremburs; 8. grsis 2au,s
bert aus IrIou. Sinbernibrsnnen: /.
Preis Singer aus @otlsni; 2. Yrsis
9einsi9t aus Grier; 8. Prsis 90br aus
@pbIsn3.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-23
Base Ball Records.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The base ball scores
made yesterday We're as follows: lie ague:
At Boston-Boston g. Cleveland s; bat
teries-Getzein and Bennett, Young and
thinner. At phia-Pittsburg 0,
Philadelphia IL; batteries-Osborn and
Decker, Gleason and Schriver. At Brook
lyn-Chicago 1, Brooklyn 0; batteries
Stein and kittridge, Terry and DAILY. At
New York-New York 4, Cincinnati 3;
batteries-Daily and Buckley, Mullane
and Harrington.
Brotherhood: At Decentralization 10,
Buffalo 5; batteries-Madden, Radbourn,
and Murphy, Cunningham and Mack. At
elphia-Philadelph Z, Chicago o;
batteries-knell and Cross Baldwin and
Boyle. At New York-New York IL,
Cleveland 5; batteries-O' Day. Ewing and
Brown, MeGill. and Brennan. At Brook
lyn-Brooklyn Z, Pittsburg 5; batteries
weighing and Kinslow, Calvin, Maui and
Carroll.
Western: At Milwaukee-Lincoln /.
Milwaukee S; at Omaha-Sioux City 8
Omaha s; ut Minneapolis-St. Paul T.,
Minneapolis ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-23
Features of the situation.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23-The latest devel-
opment of the strike is mass-lneeting
to express sentiment against the exist
ence of ''Pinkerton's private army" and
in behalf of the right of citizens to organ
ize. to take place next Tuesday evening.
The meeting was instigated by tie Radi-
cal club Among the speakers invited are
L. " Powderly, Samuel Gompers, Robert
g. Ingersoll, j. j. Holland and Roger A.
Pryor.
A telegram from Buffalo says that two
men who had replaced strikers, we're hit
on the head with coupling pins AMI badly
hurt last night. The strikers disc aim re-
sponsibility for the assaults, and as the as
sailants escaped their identity is not
known. Some of Capt. kilroy's police
surprised gang of toughs armed with
rocks and couplin pins at the junction at
dusk last night. They were waiting to
lombard train, and the police didn't
catch them.
Sheriff Tappan denies Powderly's charge
that he gave deputy sheriffs' comm issions
to ignorant men.
The Delaware and Hudson managers
have been warned not to receive Central"
freight
There are plenty OF non union men Mt
Buffalo, but they accomplish little because
of the work of strikers or toughs, who are
carrying on the usual style of warfare in
such cases.
1t is stated that Vermont railway en-
ployes are rapidly bing enrolled il labor
unions and getting ready to give the
managers trouble.
Many of the non union men brought tC
Buffalo claim that they did not know they
were to take strikers places.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-23

WHEN Tom Reed started on his mad
career as dictator of the house, the pre-
diction was freely made that his policy
would expedite legislation, and cause an
early adjournment of congress. The pre-
diction has not been fulfilled. Congress
has now been in session eight months.
and the work of the session is still far IN
arrears. The prospect is that the adj
journment will not come much before
October. The only plausible argument
in support of the speakers revolutionary
policy is thus refuted by the record