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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-13

Copyright, 1892, by n. Y. Associated Press. ]
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Gladstone will go
to Osborne House Monday with a COM
plete list of the next Cabinet to submit to
the Queen, but in pursuance of constitu-
tlonal usage he maintains absolute silence
on the proposed appointments. 1t is i'm
possible to conceal the arrangements
made for Sir William Vernon Har-
court as Chancellor of the ex-
chequer, and for John Morley as
Irish Secretary. but Gladstone's inten-
tons regarding the other Ministers are
not known, even to some definitely APP
pointed members ofthe Ministry. Being
punctilious observer of official pre-
cedent he will not formally tender a
place to any one until he actually receives
the Queens commands to form a Minis
try.
Among the most striking reports find
ing credence in official legal quarters is
one to the effect that Lord Herschell will
become GOvernor-G eneral of India: that
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will become
Lord Chancellor, and Sir Charles Russell
Will become Lord Chief Justice. Lord
HerscheIPs transierence will cause
country III view of the critical position OF
the INDIAN Russian relations.
Until Tuesday, when Gladstone returns
from osborne House, the exact compo-
silon or the Cabinet VIII remain un-
known IN court circles. Ii was the fear
regarding the personnel of the Gladstone
Ministry that mainly induced the Queen
to consult the Duke of Devonshire dur.
ing his visit to Osborne House as to
whether it was possible for him to reunite
with Gladstone and sweeten the Liberal
Ministry by taking office himself.
Another source Of the Queens dis
quletude is the change in the royal house
hOid OF appointments inevitable on Glad
stones accession to power. Gladstone
Will md 1t exceedingly difficult to get
pefsonages agreeable to the Queen to ill
the great court offices.
The House Of Commons will resume
business on Thursday next, mainly to
issue wrlts for the reelection of Minis
terS. The propagation of Parliament ia
expected TO take place August 22d.
Arrangements for the meeting of the
International Monetary Conference are
progressing. Mr.. Currie of tie banking
firm of Glynn, Currie 4 Co. is the stronG-
est man appointed 10y the English. He
mas no tendency whatever toward BIZ
metalIiSm. On the contrary he is sound
for single standard and his influence
Will override any inclination Of his CO.
delegates toward an arrangement satisfy
ing tie American or other delegates. Sir
Z. w. Fremanle is mono-metallist. Sir
w. ii. HouldSwirth and General Stracbey
bl-metallists, and MIR. Murray, who is a
Treasury clerk, neutral. The members
OF the conference will have a pleasant
time in Dresden, bat will effect little.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-13
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN.
He Had Nothing to Do With the Theft
of Archbishop Ireland's Memorial.

He Had Nothing to Do With the Theft
of Archbishop Ireland's Memorial.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-The FTecn,u52'S
Journal and Cathotic Registry, which a
few days ago stirred up a bitter discus
sion by virtually asserting thata proof
OF the Archbishop Ireland memorial was
stolen from the Vatican printing office at
the instigation Of Archbishop Corrigan
OF this city, will again fan the embers OF
interest to-day by an editorial distinctly
disassociating his grace, Bishop Corrigan,
from any connection with the stolen
copy. Editor Ford says: II am satisfied
Archbishop Corrigan had nothing to do
with the theft of the document, though l
am satisfied there was theft. 1 have seen
Archbishop Corrigan's copy and other
marks. am satisfied he came by it le-
ultimately. 1t is not stolen copy"
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Eieht-Hour Law.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. II. Solicitor Gen
eral Aldrich of the Department Of Justice
is preparing an opinion in regard to the
application of the eight-hour law passed
at the last session of Congress to public
service and public works and contracts.
Monument to Christopher Columbus,
NEW YORK, Aug. IA telegram has
been received stating the Italian vessel
Gariglano sailed to-day from Genoa to
New York, carrying the monument to
Christopher Columbus.
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The Behrtng sen Case.

WASHINGTON, Aug. I2.-The prepare
ton OF the Behring Sea case by the State
Department is now about completed, and
the necessary papers will soon be inter
changed with Great Britain according to
the terms of the treaty. Senator Morgan.
one Of the arbitrators, held conference
with Secretary Foster to-day, and after.
ward stated that no papers had yet been
exchanged with Great Britain relative to
the case. He further stated that the arbi-
traitors would not leave for Europe before
mex january.
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The Jury Disagreed.

MARYsvILLE, Aug. Fin the case of
the robbery charged against Edward and
John McCaig the jury this afternoon dis
agreed, after having been out about
twenty hours. The case has excited
much interest, and one case of perjury
against a well-known farmer has been
the result. This farmer, r. Ii. Bradley,
will have his preliminary examination
tomorrow. Tonight it is rumored that
two, and perhaps three, charges OF bribery
Will be lodged against parties who have
been identified with the case.
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Ruined by Member of the Firm.

BOSTON, Aug. 12.-The firm of Gilman,
Cheney " Company, flour and grain
commission merchants assigned to-day.
The liabilities are rumored to be S15O, 900,
but the assignee thinks they will be less
The assets are not stated. The failure is
said TO be due 10 the absconding of the
senior member of the firm, j. T.. Gilman.
1t is said Gilman misappropriated the
estate Of w. K. Walker, of which he was
executor. 1t is also limited that GiIman's
fathers estate, which he controlled, is
involved. Gilman's Whereabouts are
unknown.
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Chicago stock-Yards suit.

NEWARK IN. J.), Aug. 12.-The suit of
Charles Willoughby against the Chicago
junction Railway and Union Stock
Yards Company, Union Stock Yards and
Transit Company of Chicago, Armour &
Co., Swift IL Co., Morris d Co. and other
dressed beef concerns has been practically
decided in favor OF defendants. The Vice
Chancellors prepared an opinion, which
sets forth that the agreement entered into
by the defendants was valid, and not in
violation Of the interstate law. The de-
clsion is an important one, affecting
great interests and many tine points OF
law.
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Found Her Father.

New YORK, Aug. 12.-Elsie Schur, the
little San Francisco girl who was sent by
her mother across the continent in search
of her father, has found him. The meet
ing was an affectionate one, and Mr..
Nixon, the gentleman who befriended the
little girl, was present when the father
and daughter met. Everything was sat
explained, and Mr.. Schur and
Elsie LETT for Newhaven tonight, near
where he lives
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PRESIDENT HARRISON,
He Will be Given a Great Reception on
His Arrival at New York.

His Arrival at New York.
New YORK, Aug. 12.-President Har-
rison, unless the present programme
should be changed, will come to this city
on his return from Loon Lake and be
given great reception. The date for his
coming has not been fixed. 1t Will be
some time during the first week in Sep
TENDER. 1t is probable he will remain
two or three days in town. AS to the de-
tails of the reception nothing has yet
been definitely arranged. 1t will prob
ably assume the proportions of great
mass meeting in Madison Square Gar
den. Chairman BrookfeId of the Re-
publican State Committee is now in the
Adirondacks and has seen the President.
FISHING TRIP POSTPONED.
Loon LAKE N. ", Aug. 12.-Presi-
dent Harrison's fishing trip to-day was
postponed on account of rain The
President did not take the usual daily
drive, but remained at the cottage with
Mrs. Harrison.
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New Ocean Grerhonnds-

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.-Clement A.
Griscom, President of the International
Navigation Company, is passenger on
the City of New York, which is expected
to arrive from Europe tomorrow. 1t is
thought that upon Griscom's return con-
tracts will be awarded for building two
new ocean greyhounds of the Inman line
and it is generally conceded that William
Cramp d Sons will be the successful
builders
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Tewksbury In Jail at Tucson.

Tucson "a. IT,, Aug. ED Tewlzs-
bury, charged with killing Tom Graham
near Tempe, was brought here last night
and lodged in Jail. The Sheriff who
brought him from Tonic Basin, when
near Tempe, says that violence was feared
If Iewksbury was taken there or to
Phoenix, so he brought him here for
safety. Tewksbury declares that he was
in Tonic Basin, one hundred and fifty
miles distant, when Graham was killed,
though it is claimed that the evidence
against him is conclusive.
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Eject of the Anti-Lottery Law.

New ORLEANS (La.), Aug. 12.-The
strict enforcement of the anti-lottery law
and the consequent exclusion of lottery
matter from the mails has reduced the
revenues of the postofice 100000 per
annum. Last month the receipts from
money orders, postal notes, etc., fell ma
terially below the amount of the salaries
in the department. The result has been
that Postmaster Eaton has received in
structions from the Postmaster-G General
TO reduce the salaries OF all clerks in that
division.
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Bought or with French Money

LONDON, Aug. IA Tangier CORE
spondent of the Times says: News re-
ceiyed here from Fee is to the effect that
the Moorish Ministers who prevented the
Sultan from concluding the treaty with
England each received g, 900 from the
French Government. The Sultan became
Ill from the result OF worry attendant on
the affair
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HAND TO HAND ENCOUNTER.
a Venezuela Town Taken After a Des-
perate Assault.

TRINIDAD CIV. l., Aug. .-Barrancais.
on the Orinoco, was captured by Gov
eminent troops after desperate fight
yesterday. During the engagement Cen
eral Valdez, in command of the Legalists.
received mortal wound The Crespists
retired in good order, and were organized
by General Deecharm. They advanced
on Barrancai this morning, and took the
town by assault. The lighting was of
the most bloodthirsty character, and the
opposing troops were frequently engaged
hand to hand, using machete, bayonet
and rifles as clubs. The loss on horn
sides was heavy, but the exact number
OF killed and wounded is not known vet.
The Legalist force. estimated at 4O.O00 of
all arms, is advancing rapidly on Ciudid
Bolivar, and another bloody fight is ex-
pected at any time.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Chairman Taubeneck Says Judge
Gresham VIII Speak for weaver.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Chairman Taube-
neck of the Peoples Party National Com
mittee to-day said at the time General
Weaver was nominated Gresham wrote
him very friendly letter, wishing him
success and intimating that at the proper
time he would give better evidence of his
regard. Taubeneck added that Gresh-
ANS letter to Secretary Stoll of the Indi-
ana State Committee asked Stou TO con-
suit the committee in regard to a suitable
date for him to make Il speech at India
napolis in behalf ofthe party. rauBe-
neck said he had this information direct
from StOll
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.

PITTsBURG, Aug. l2.-The Allegheny
County Democratic leaders propose to
Twenty fourth Pittsburg District. VIII
lam Weihe, President Of the Amalgam-
ated Association, TO run against John
Dalzell, the Republican candidate. Hugh
O'Donnell is to run for the Assembly in
the same district on the Democratic
ticket.
NO BRANCH HEADQUARTERS AT CHICAGO.
New YORK, Aug. 12.-The probabili-
ties are that the talked-of Republican
branch headquarters at Chicago will be
abandoned or at least postponed for the
present. Campbell admitted as much to-
day, but did not care to make any ex-
PLANTATION of the change.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CAMPAIGN.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Hon. b. B.
Smalley of Vermont has been made
Chairman of the Democratic committee
having in charge the speakers in the ma
tiOnal campaign.
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BRITISH POLITICS.
Gladstone Silent as to the New
Cabinet Appointments.
THE NAMES WILL PROBABLY BE
MADE PUBLIC ON TUESDAY.

Crespfsts Capture Venezuela Town,
After a Bloodthirsty Hund-to-Hand
Battle With Government Troops,
in Which the Loss on Both Sides
Was Very Heayy-Whole Tribes on
the Western Bank of the Upper
Congo in Insurrection, Massacreing
With.
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Mexican Killed by a Chlnaman.

Tucson (Ariz.), Aug. II. A Stars
Florence special says: Lee Lock, Chi
naman, shot and killed a Mexican this
afternoon. The Chinaman was paying
attention to the MeXican's sister The
Mexican objected to any further atten-
tons and this caused the killing.
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SALEM or, Aug. 12.-Detectives for
the underwriters have succeeded in OBJ
tanning from Captain John Dove, David
Young and Charles Pyburn a full con-
fession of the burning of the steamer II.
&. Young, for which crime the trio are
now in Jail here. They agree that it was
burned for the purpose of securing the
insurance
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Bitten by a Mad Wolf.

LONDON. Aug. IA dispatch to the
Standard says twenty adults, ten chill
dren and numerous animals were recently
bitten by mad wolf LODI, Poland, and
all are now raving mad and beyond recov-
cry. Their howlings are described as
terrible in the extreme.
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FRESNO TRAIN ROBBERS.
Sheriff Rays Posse Returns From
the Negro Greek Section.
NO TRACE OF THE BANDITS FOUND
IN THAT REGION.

Report That Evans Was Seen Walking
Along a Street in visalia Last
Night-Clews Leading Up to the
Suspicion That the Sontags and
Evans Committed the Robbery
Their Trail Followed by Eastern
Detectives From Minnesota to This
State.
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Knocked Out in the Tenth Round.

TACOMA, Aug. 12.-George Collins of
San Francisco and Jimmy Whalen of this
city fought tonight before the Tacoma
Athletic Climb for purse of 5000. Whalen
was knocked out in .the tenth round. In
the first six rounds Collins allowed
Whalen to do nearly all the work In
the seventh round Collins began to force
the fight, repeatedly sending Whalen to
the floor. Billy Maber was the referee.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Building Collapses, Burying
WOrkmen in the Ruins.
FIVE OF THEM FATALLY AND MANY
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

President Harrison to be Given a
Great Reception on His Arrival at
New York-The Grand Encampment
of the knights Templar Completes
Its Business and Adjourns-NavaI
Powers of the World to be Invited
TO Participate In the Naval Review
at New York in April Next.
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Sitting Bulls Daughter Welded

RoNDoUT q. ", Aug. l2.-The daugh-
ter of Sitting Bull and Peter Marlzle,
formerly ofthe United States Army, were
married here yesterday. Markle served
with Custer for long while and it is re-
ported his bride once saved his life when
he was attacked by Indians.
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THE COLUMBIAN REVIEW.
Naval Powers of the World Invited to
Participate.

Naval Powers of the World Invited to
Participate.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-Under the
Act OF Congress authorizing the Presi-
dent to invite foreign naval powers to
participate in the naval review to be held
at New York harbor next April the State
Department has issued invitations in the
name of the President to the naval DOW
ers of the world.
In the notifications to the American
Ministers in the countries invited to send
ships to take part in the review it is re-
the fleet at Hampton Roads in the month
of April next, with instructions to pro
ceed thence to New York harbor and
take part in the naval review in connec-
ton with the International exposition at
Chicago. The United States fleet will be
composed of vessels of the most modern
types, and the demonstration will fur
Their include the reproductions of the car
ayels which composed the fleet of Column
bus upon his voyage of discovery.
The notifications direct the Ministers
to communicate to the Governments to
which they are accredited the purpose of
the United States, and tender cordial in
vitations to send fleet of vessels which
may tittingly represent its power and
fidelity, to join the United States fleet in
Hampton Roads, April 6, 1893
The Navy Department will soon take
up the plan and scope OF the proposed re-
view, and begin preparations for rem
devious, the most imposing the country
has ever Witnessed.
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Murderers Hanged.

Houston (Tex.), Aug. I2.-Henry Nc
Ghee, colored, was to-day hanged for the
murder of Officer George Fem while re-
sisting arrest on March IA, 1892.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), Aug. 12.-John
Dobson, colored, was hanged to-day for
killing his mistress in 1880.
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shaefer Hoard From.

RENO New, Aug. 12.-The where
abouts of the reported missing man,
Judge Henry G. Shaefer, have been
known here, and IL. Block, partner Of }.
a. Stroh, received telegram from him
from Salt Lake yesterday saying: "Wm
pass through Reno Friday night. Meet
me at the depot.''
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ONE OF THE LOST ARTS.
Wonderful Discovery Made by a Cue
bee Blacksmith

bee Blacksmith.
QUEBEC, Aug. 12.-Local scientists saw
one Of the most wonderful discoveries of
recent years is that made by a blacksmith
of this city named Ferdinand Allard. tt
is the long-lost art of hardening copper.
Axes and other edged tools made of hard
ened copper have been exhibited by him
which rival the best steel of the
present day. A piece OF AlIard's
prepared copper was tested at the Gov
ernmeenfs rifle ranges to-day A shot
was fired from forty yards distance and
the bullet was shivered into a thousand
fragments. Another shot was fired the
missile striking more squarely. being
completely iattened. This is claimed b1
experts to be vastly superior to anything
the best steel could do under like circutn-
stances, and the matter is to be brought
to the immediate notice of the British
Lords of the Admiralty.
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The pamir Question.

LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch to the
Standard from Tien Tsin says: The ex-
IRENE gravity of the Pamir question is
beginning to be recognized here. A force
OF infantry and horsemen has been or
dered to proceed from kash- Gar to Rang
kul, in the Chinese province of Sarikol.
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KILLED BY ARABS.
Terrible Fate of White Agents in the
Upper Congo

IcfrlDIe Tate OF White agents in the
Upper Congo
BRUSSELS, Aug. 1.-THE Independence
Beige says twenty agents of the Katanga
Company have been killed or captured
by the Arabs on the Upper Congo The
steamer Beernaert, which was taking
goods up the river, was seized and the
factories RACED. The whole tribes on the
western bank are in instruction. The
Arabs northwest of Nyangwee have gone
down Lualaba River and captured the
station at Hobariba, killing the whites
employed there. The stations on the
Upper Lomassi have also been DESTROYED.
The Arabs at Stanley Falls and Isangi,
hitherto loyal, are showing hostility. The
Congo State authorities are sending rein
forcements.
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General Weaver at Portland.

PORTLAND orr, Aug. 12.-General
James b. Weaver, the Peoples party
nominee for President, arrived here from
San Francisco this morning. He will
formally open the Presidential campaign
in the State this afternoon.
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Idaho Contempt Case.

BOISE Idabo), Aug. 12.-The hearing
Of the contempt case, in which the Coeur
dAlene rioters violated the injunc-
ton restraining them from interfering
with the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine,
occurred to-day. The defendants were
Thos. Heeney, e. NJ. Boyce and David
Cosgif. The court discharged Quinn
and sullivan and the others were held.
The sentence will be passed in the morn
inp
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BORDEN AJAlB2 MYSTERY.
Suspicion That the Crime Was the
Work of the Daughter.
SHE IS PLACEDs. UNDER ARREST
AWAITING EXAMINATION.

An Indiana Town Ma. lal Stabbed to
Death While Tlyi' to Quiet
Farmer Who Was Making a Dis
turbance-Two Brothers Quarrel
Over the Payment of a Small Bill,
Which Results in One OF Them
Being Killed.
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A New Yorker Attempts sn,cIde

DENVER, Aug. 12.-General n. Cans
Dunn of New York attempted suicide
here this evening by shooting himself
and inflicted in the head what will prob,
ably prove fatal wound.
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Cholera at St. Petersburg.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. IA dozen
fatal cases Of cholera are known to have
occurred here, though no official an
nouncement OF the presence of the disease
was made
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SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 12.-Thomas Pea
cock, owner of part of the San Pedro
ranch, had his shoulder blade broken
this morning by the upsetting of load
Of hay he was riding on.
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Call for Meeting OF Democratic CLIMBS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-Chairman
Glasscoek, of the California Association
of Democratic Clubs, has issued circular
calling convention of Democratic Clubs
to be held in this city on September 10th
next.
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To BE Nrnde q Cardinal

LONDON, Aug. PA dispatch to the
Chronicle says Monsignor Stoner will be
made Cardinal at the coming Papal
Consistory.e
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worsted Manufacturers Fail.

New YORK. Aug. PA London cable
TO morning paper says: William Rouse
d Co., the oldest worsted manufacturers
in Bradford, have failed, with liabilities
amounting to 4S0,000.
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BASEBALL.
Results of Yesterdays Games at Oak
land and Los Angeles.

Results of Yesterdays Games at Oak
land and Los Angeles.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 12.-The home
club defeated the Oaklands at Piedmont
this afternoon by a score of five to three.
Homer pitched great game for the Col
onels, but the Friscos mdne fortunate
punching of hits IN the fourth inning,
and scored three runs. Fanuing was in
the box again for the Friscos, and kept
the hits down. The game was well
played, the fielding being of an excellent
character. Base hits-Oakland s, Frisco
5. Errors-Oakland g, Frisco 8. Batter
ies-Fanning and Spies; Horner and
Wilson.
GAME AT Los ANGELES.
Los. ANGELES, Aug. l2.-Both teams
played championship bali to-day. Los
Angeles outbatted the visitors. but the
Dukes fielding was superb. and with ali
the luck in their favor they won bv a
score of four TO two. Roach and Look
abaugh were both IN splendid form. the
former striking out ten men. The home
players did poor base running.
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Grain Elevator R1rned

New York, Aug. r. Theodore p
Chase IL Co.'s grain elevator and mill
was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss.
$4,000.