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hope of saving the game as
Darrah threw only straight
ball. Glenalvin must have concluded
the game was hopelcssIy lost, and to rest
ms pitchers put the fielder in the box. In
the sixth Spokane with their batting aver
age boost kept Darrah smiling and the
Portland outfielders rustling by lining the
ball for four singles, three-bagger and a
home run, which with base on balls
yielded eight runs. The fielding of the
visitors was fair, Darrah's muf in the
first inning being the only costly error.
Although Conover was hit lively on his
recent trip is work here is highly promis-
ing. He pitched six innings today and
Portland got but three hits off him.
klopf finished the game in the box
Manager Barnes has suspended Catcher
Twineham without pay on account of
drunkenness
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National League.

PITTsBuRG, Msy 12.-The game this after
noon was spirited and resulted in another
victory for the home team. The Giants
defeat was mainly due to the retirement of
Buckley. who was injured in the fifth in
ming. Score: Pittsburg 8, New York 3.
Batteries-Galvin and Berger, Russie,
Buckley and o'Rourke.
CIScISSATr, May ia remarkably fine
game of ball was played here this after
noon. Cincinnati made every effort to
shut out Brooklyn, but the visitors by a
single and home run in the eighth, won.
Score: Cincinnati l. Brooklyn ?. Batter
ies-Duryea and keenan,, Terry and Con
Daley.
CHICAGO, May l3.-Both pitchers were
effective, but Getzein had shade the best
of il. Score: Chicago 2, Boston 4. Bat
teries: Gumbert and Kittredge; Getzein
and CANCEL.
CLEVELAND, May bit took fourteen
innings to decide the game today. Cleve-
land should have won, but stupid base run
ming and bad errors prevented. Both
pitchers were in fine form. Cleveland 5,
Philadelphia Q. Batteries: Viau and Zim-
mer; Esper and Clements.
Following is the standing Of the clubs
up to today, including yesterdays games !:
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and came in on Maskrey's hit over second.
which thinner let go through him. The
Iacomas kept the ball a-rolling in the
seventh. Cody waited for four bad balls
ana came around on Mcvey's great hit.
seattle began TO make desperate efforts
TO get man around. Her turn came in
the eighth when Newman hit safely and
Schoeneck run foul of an out shoot as has
already been stated.
Tacoma got her work in in the ninth.
Cody was the runner, and after waiting for
the ball to come over the plate four wide
times, he changed positions and took first.
Mc'ey struck out. Fuller hit long sac
rifice to Hernon. Ardner now came to
the bat. and after few preliminaries,
lanbed safe one TO left, Cody scoring.
They had now six runs marked opposite
their name, and with the margin of one
big run. the Seattles came in for their
last. The crowd was plainly nervous.
Donahue, who up to this time had not
made sign of battery error, took addi-
fional reefs in his paiamas. rolled his huge
quid of tobacco more furiously than ever.
and sailed the now dusky balls screwing
and curving about the batsman's head.
Snyder took his place at the plate and
rolled grounder TO short, who hustled
the ball to Sippi with great accuracy, and
the crowd yelled. Zimmer hit hot one
to Donahne, who did like Fuller. keenan,
now popped up a short fly to the infield
and was safe at first. Now came the tug
of war. Sweating and painting the crowd
hung on their knees and glued their optics
on Domaine, who faced Hernon. zone
ball" yelled Hongh. "Striker' Strike
two" and hiG. bang. the ball rose swiftly
into the air and Travelled rapidly south.
divesting itself OF spurious clothing, and
fell harmlessly into Routclifl7s out
stretched palms. Following is the score:
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SPOKANE Is. PORTLAND 2.
GIenaIvin's Men Were Not In It-spo
kane Makes But One Error.

SPOKANE, May 13.-[Special. The first
game of the series between the Spokanes
and Portlands was one-sided affair
throughout, and Barnes players wiped the
earth with the webfoot team from start TO
finish. The Portlands could not touch
Conover, while Spokane hit Wadsworth
hard and with astonishing regul-
arity. Wadsworth's pitching was ex-
trernely wild, particularly in the
fifth, when he gave Spokane
two runs by giving one man first on balls
and hitting another, when the bases were
full. Glenalvin then sent him to the
bench, called Darrah in TO pitch and put
Tom Parrot in center. The change
couldn't have been made with the
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Smith played with the Pioneers few
years ago. and later was with the Kansas
City and Denver clubs. As Van xandt's
case was considered the most favorable to
the California League. it is evident that
the other reserved men of the Northwest
ern League must return to their old clubs.
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Earned runs-0f Darrah 3, Wadsworth ?.
Two base hitS-Turner.
Three base hits-kiof, Lyle.
Home runs--Turner.
Hits made-OG Wadsworth 8, Darrah s, Con.
over 2. klopfi
Runs batted in-Flaberty ., Rlopf 2, Manss-
sau. Turner ., Graf, Lytic.
Double and triple plsys-Westlake TO Glensl-
win to Mo,z
Rises called bslls-By Wadsworth 5. Oar
rah 4, klopf ].
Bases from being hit by pitched balls-By
WadSworth2
struck out-By conover 4. Klopf j, wadsworth
., Darrah 2
Wild pitehes-By Wadsvorth 2
Time OF game-Two hours.
Umpire-McD ermott.
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Runs earned-Tacoma, 2; Seattle, 2
Two base hit-sippi.
Home runs-McVey, Schoeneck
Hits made--Of Donahue. Q: keenan,. O.
Bases on called balls-tiiyen by Keenan, T.
Bases from being hit by pitched balls-Rout-
clihe, Fuller.
Struck out-By Donahue, 4; Keenan,, .
Time of game-0ne hour and thirty minutes
Umpire-Hengle
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VAN ZANDT MUST RETURN.
He Leaves for Tacoma NEXT Sunday
Other Reserved Players VIII Follow.

SAN Francisco, May 13.-Third Baseman
Van Zandt, of the San Francisco team,
has received final and peremptory orders
from President Y. K. Young that he must
return to the Tacoma team. Young's de-
cision was rendered on the evidence pre-
scented by Manager Harris. Van Zsndt
will play with San Francisco
this week, and will leave Sacramento
next Sunday night for Tacoma. Harris
has signed Nick Smith to fill the vacancy.
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Western Association.
SIOUX CITY, May 49, Sioux City, S;
Omaha, g.
MISsEAroLIs, May i3-Minneapolis, 3:
Denver, 10.
Following is the standing of the clubs
up to today, including yesterdays game
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Wisdom Robertine 10 the only thing now
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Universities. o O 0 o.
Base hits-Clippers. 3; Molino, 5. Two base
hits-Clippers. |. Double plsy-Clippers. Bases
on balls-By Molino, 5. Struck out-By Shaw,
4; Molino, & Time of game-one hour and
twenty-five minutes. Umpire-Gamble
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American Association.

BosroS, May 13.-Boston 10, Column
bus g.
BALTIMORE, May 1s.-Baltimore ., St.
Louis 0.
WASHINGTON CRY, May 13.-Washing-
ton 2, Cincinnati z.
PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-Athletics Is,
Louisville /.
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Following is the standing of each of the
four clubs Of the Pacific Northwest League
TO date:
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CLIPPERS 4, UNIVERSITIES g.
An Exciting Amateur Game OF Ball at
Ballard.

The Clippers, of South Seattle, and the
Universities played an interesting game
of ball yesterday afternoon at Ballard,
which resulted in victory for the Clip
pers. The features of the game were the
battery work of Moline and Warner, for
the Clippers. and Shaw and Atkins, for
the Universities. Captain Ted Gamble, of
the Horribles, umpired the game, and
gave entire satisfaction. Following is the
reQrIIt.
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"MrA Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children
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&oblen far $3.50 per sonne.

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mir 6plsenbes: v8or nidt LANCER
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ben oaraui beSiisllden 3batiaden:
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Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HORT.

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unb 8erfedtsrin bss Sruuenitimmrehts
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@apibs psssn Sa,urbfpieIss proctfFrt
wurbe, folgsnbe pernidtenbe Intlase
ms Sefdt ssidleucert:
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ID nidt, mas cine Ssimatb i'm Glttrn'
bauie 1T. Ssit Der 3sit mar meine
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8eec peben."
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bdufg in unierer eisentn Ndbe.
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llria4s bitfsr acknowledgement Grs
ideinung auibraneen.
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pertsbrtsn Gr,itbuns unfsrsr 0idbden,
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AZ fuHsn III.
ga fdlt uns elm bsher,issnsipertbss
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@isner 8sitang lafsn. Der Sferrei'
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@autf& bat ss Bel Bsratbuns bes
Budgets oes Observation-Disclosures
stiprcdsn un6 bamit turs abtr trefenb
bic 90funs Der pieIumfrittsnen 6rausn'
iraee aneebeutet /:
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bisGr5iebune ihrtr eisenen
&tnber ertegtn ner6eul"
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Ieiber ~ ipenis beioIst. Sabtr uniere
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Ill . dJrn-1 1ln,TdJam.

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bauptet, bas bic ieb,se serinse gtad.
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Bou Srn #dIrrdsrt Der 9nn-
persnoflI

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bet iporben iino, faum msbr ausmaden,
alS pereinjelte 3ropfen auf beiBem
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ioa oreiBis Millipnen iein. gaebmeu
mir nun an, baB bic 9iadridten iiber.
treiben fab uno baB MIR bic SilIts
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iiini5ebn Wtillionen Meni6en, bic nidts
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gum 2eben erforoerlid iinb, 10 ereiebi
bos immerbin &oitenaufwano BON bre
Millionen tdgli1 ober 90 Millioner
monatlit. Die Sungersnotb baaeri
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porausiidtlih nod minbeitens, feds
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ben beimseiudten Propinjen ipiebe,
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BON 900 NilIionen uotb,peubig. Qpoi
l0unen ba bic 20 WiIlipnen pon be-
Resieruns snb bic 40 Rilliontn 20,
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ppuanit : Attcntat amf Rt,ITsl
Sage.

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oas anoere in 10 lauter Stimme, baB
i6licBli6 Sr. sage aus lelner Yriuats
Office beraustam, um AZ fraSen, iuas
ner Mann BON ibm molle.
Die glntmort latete: Cine Million
Dollars.
gtls niemanb 9lnltalt mddte, bas be
i1elbene @erlansen 81 beirieoisen, 0ff.
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nabm narans cine Gpnamltbpmbe, uni
ibleuoerte bieielbs bon iih, 1fienbar in
Der ablidt. iie bem sreiien 5inanSier
an ben appi ju uerfen.
9as &elultai mar cine fir9tbart
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ielblt fiel als Spier ieiucr 1bat.
Sein &6riier ipurbe fur6tbar ae,
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getreunt.
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ten ale, ,pel6e nod iiber seiunbe @lieb'
maben periiisen tonnten, aus bent SauIs
uno balo woste cine unablebbart
Meni6enmense I'M bas sroBe @ebdube
Die IoliSei mb Elm 5beil bes Yubli.
tums eilte bic 9reppen binan unt
Sase's Office 5u. ipelhe einen Iurbt.
barren Gnblid sepiibrte.
Die 9.uiibenmdnoe tuaren pollItdnbie
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9apeten berunseriiien uub iammtlid'
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ipureen: &uiiel Gage. cine Meus
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aus Siamatho, Can, Munben am Qop
nno irnerli4e Berlebuusen; Wm. Gale,
Elm Nsent aus Der Meu Str. Wuube
i'm @eiidt; Telesrapbiit Samnel q
CALHOUN, SO 1875 Dor Str. iuobnball
@unbe am Ropf. Grani @obertIor
Werltunsen am aanjen Q0rper.
Die Herion bes N0rbers IL ibentifi
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10
pte RepithliI,auiTdJr atatio-
nal o.

finoet betonntlib am Z. Suri in
WtinnedpVlts itntt. &iele balteu Den
8eriommluuss Gag FIR ursep6bnlid
iriib an9eiest, uber bas 1T uidt Der
6all. Sm Sabre 1880 bielten Die
Republitaner ibre Convention am 2.
Suni ab uno bic 3smotraten Die ibrige
am ~. Gum. Sm Sabre 1884 uarelI
bic &epublifaner am 3. SUM pieoer bic
eriten i'm Seloe, pd.reuo Die 9emotrater
iid biS gum s Suli 3eit nnbmen. Sm
Sabre 1888 tnul6ten Die beioeu Yartei,
en- Die Stolen. Die 9emotraten bielten
ibre GOHpentiOn idon am 5. SUM ab
snb Die Republitauer fpleten am 19.
Suni. g2as ole Temotraten biesmnl
tbun peroen, bleibt abjuparten, abcr es
II. b6blt uuipobribeiulid, oaB lie eill
friiberes Datum, ais oas BON oenRepus
blitanerH geiudblte, beltimmen iperoeu.
8enn Die RpminatiOuen i6on pOlle pier
Wtunate uOr Der @abl sema6t lino. 10
5iebt li6 Der @ablfampi wabrli9 lang
9enus bun, Inn beibe 1arteien juirieoen
81 lte@en llebrisens tritt ua9 abbal.
tuns Der GpnuentioneH eemdbnli6 eins
,aunltpnuie" BON eiHem ooer Siuei
Monaten elm, inoem feline Yartsi Dor
benz 1. September ibren @abltampi
ales Grnites be9innt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10
9ns Rnffnrh [ csnmnl \ 81,

9as r&Odiurb (Sowa) Siesiiter"
puBte bisber itets cine Sammerseitib.
te BON 9afata 9eneu 81 er5dblen, Die
pon Soma bierher 81 Sieben beabiidiiss
ten, neulid aber muBte es bieiem Staa"
te @ere4tisteit iuioerfabren laHen in
5olsenbem: %. v Scott fam bon
@eiiinston, 9. s.. 5uriid; er bradte
cine Erobe bss aui ieinen burtisen Gar
men seipa9ienen gsei5ens; II @cres
bapon ersaben 80 Dulbels per slere.
elm sanjes Jelb BON l20 Gcres burd'
ibnlttli6 35 Q. per Gcre; audi bas
Corn 1T gut, gut senns fir SUipa.+ Sr
beiprsen 6itlide 9eituuseu unmerflid
einsn neuen .4ubm@ fiir SiiSs9atota
Der uah nod elmer 10 suten Grnte nit
bic biesjdbrise fi4erl,d fommen muB
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10
Wdea, siio.9atota Sommeritas, TO- Seember 1891.

Der aaiieriu uiben' g8as wiroe es
belien tOnnen. lueuu Der snn5e Grtrug
Der neue ruiiii6en gInleibe uon 200
WiIlionen fir Die ylOtbleioenben binse
9ebeR iuiirbe, uno rueun ui6ts oapUn in
3lebstalben BON unreolib'n 8eamten
oerl1m1noe?
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10

llniere itaatlide Giienbabniommiiii.
on besab ii4 Dor stwa 2 @odeu in CO.'S
pore nod ct. paul uno ma9te tn ben
Sauptbureanr Der ueri4iebenen Habneu
snersiide gOritellunsen ipe9en Der burd
Monsel an Cars In einjelnen 1beileu
tss Gtaotes berporaeruieuen Getreibe'
BlOdabe. Darouf lieben bic Giien'
bobns @enerale emiis ntsb leeren Gari
lunen, bra9ten 500 juiammen uni
isnbteu fe herans unb bic BIodabs mal
In iurser 8eit ssbOben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10
perauseeber: bermann 8utifofer.

Sirt, es 1T Der 45idbrisc 8. 3. @iliOn
alias 9Oro aus @lens Sails, @arren
Gountp. gSiliOn uar uabuiiunig imO
es 1T uubeereiilid, buB er niht in einem
3rrenbailie untcr9ebraht puroe, on
CT teineswess 81 ben barmloieR Siren
geb6rte.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10

g9ir balteu aud eiu aruses Eager bon
e. q. @barnpci
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10

gsir bo6eu Gnpnrsit ugldc mn fdunen G mebr
gaaareu b9r &reen als ano ell nlHr 3aren 0atoa
g9 GneeFen pcr Cub NerSnhgeu ourb Die
ifreu ub Gu Iberu9CG wo onB Die soren
bllioer iino als ir9enopo anbers.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10
rates neae, frifAe @aarem,

Cute Gualitdt BaumpOliilaneQ Cts.
iuertb 8 Gts. p. y.
U u Saumiuolltud .3 gts.
iuertb 6 Cts. p. y.
2alurence SO ..35 Cts.
@uter rotber 5lanen ....... 10 Cts.
iuertb rs Cts. p. y.
9ilrfiihrotb 9iidtud, garantirt d4t.
farbis 25 Cts, ionit ilberal fir 4OGts.
per garb pertouit.
@ute @in9bams. ....... 4 Cts. p. p.
Geutihes Shidsaru rs Gts. per BIB.
8obeu- Celtu6 30 Gts. p. y.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10

Gin Dtms far @atter.
2aBt Cure Babies in G@euer.
lesGtelier in HarttO n
pbOiosrapbireu nno erfreut Gu& an bsm
bOllfommenen Hilbe. 9. o. G&eusrle,
pbOtOsrapb, parikon.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-10
eriporben unb mir tperoen oieien
peraienten Ri.f
itsts 81 erbalten iu9eu.

5Olsenoe Yrsiie m6sen bas seiddbte
oeuti4e Iublitum iibsrseussn, ba &
10 irmeiuen, no . mir iasen: