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Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

OXFORD. ss Ats toau % froeats hsi q
fan.. within AMI Tor The County ~ fOsf0ri,
on The thiri fne.isy ~ Jaa, A. n. lss.
Jehs q. SAUNDERS, nsms-t txesutof IN q esr
taln Instrumsut purl.ofting ~ ~ the last VIII
AMI rsstsmsnt ~ sTkfiiIN SAUNDERS. late
20 iiansvsr In .ali sounty, deces-ri. having
prv-su,si the SANE for frolate
OHpThtp. That tbs ALI l-siiii0nsf fHe notice
~ al Isfsons Interested, ~ casing o copy ~
lhls sf,ier b. ~ pubhshsl thrrs weeks suocs-
sissly Ia the Oxfori nrmsrrst prtntsi d Paris
that thsy may sptcaf a frulssis toar % 10
bell a Paris. In ssli ,oanty, 90 tis thirt Tues.
iay ~ tsh. nett. a uine o'ch-k IN The Tore
ns-sn, snsi shaw oaa-s N any they have. Why tho
ali tnstrunlsnt shaah nj ~ pfoy~t. approved
ab.l allswci q. the lat VIII snf festaIasnt ~
ALI dsses-e-i, snd that sail jean q. -sansisfs
10 sppolats.i tsesutsf.
UEOR.r a. WILSON, Jaise.
a tras coPy-Atte.t III. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

oNFOHD. .. At . Court % rrubats hshi si
Parts, within AMI fsr th- touutY of oxford.
sa the Ihiri Tuesday of jan. 4. u. lsgi
Imms A. ssntleman presents q certain In
Ts, tamsut % isAA, IIBBi. ate - Porter IN
.th Cosnty. dec.as.i. having prc.euts.i the
sams Cor frolsts
uHDEatD, That the ALI Petitioner give notics
D. ~ Isrsons Interested, by causing q copy ~
thl. oI,isr ~ 10 yubnshci thrc. v.sk. .soce-
si,siy In the Oxfori D.masfat, prints,i a Paris.
that they may spIsar a Probate Court D. H.
he'll al fsrts. la ssit County, on The thiri Tues
nosa. sB.i shaw csase. IL any they have Why The
all Instrument sho0h not " pfOsei. apprOtel
ant allgxei 80 the last viii shd Te.taassnt of
.ahl tiecss-si, AMI thai John liennst - far-on..
sell 10 appointed Admr. With tlss will annsxe-l,
tie eNecuior nsmsi therein havins ,iesllRs,i aid
GEDRGE 4. WILSON, Jsdxs.
AtTue oopy-Atts-t Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

UNfORD, .. i-Ms Coar ~ Probate hshi a
Paris. within All Zoe III County - Otfor,i.
en M thiri Ta~-tsy ~ Isa.. a. ~. t-s9.
tlsn :. kili-srn. nanaci lNerutof IN Q 80.
tails Instrutasnt paft.srting o. - ths lsst
win ani rs.tanssnt "a MARY 4. Hts-tlL.
sts - nsthsi. IN all toantY, d-ssa-si. nav
"a yressutsl ths saras fur ff,skats
OautEHn. That ths ssit frtitinnsF give natios
o. all tsrssns lntsrvsts-i, ~ tausins eslpy ~
this sf,isf o. 10 puhiishs. thres .esks sucs.slvs
iy ta ~ Nfur,l i,tnsrai pfints-i a fars. thai
iluey maj ayt~af a fryl.ais Court - - hshi
q fsh nsst "a nins - IN rh.k in ths fpfsns-su,
ansi shgs oaa.s N any thsy have. whr ~ All
tastruuseat shsati nss is pfutssi apprste,i sni
aikssri a. ths lAst VIII sh.i Tsstamsat ~ saii
at~ss.s-i, ani thsi All ti-a :. hutyrn -
apfssantesl Iaerutlr.
slOR.I A WILSON, Jsiss.
A true csvy-ssis.t IL. q. DAVIS. nssisasr.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09
NOTICE.

Information is desired o. 30 relatives or Iitesds
Of HAIRLESS Chilis vks vess fron ihis County
W California about twenty yesrs ago.
plss.s sddrsssor call upes ~ Cisfk ef Courts.
Para, e Oacs.
Pars. Feb. Z. loe-
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

A house In Belfast, IS years old. still
retains the original shingles, that are
now In good condition and do not leak =
drop.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09
ERuIr oRoNtRs, eoNvtNrIoN.
U>i"> wINtEg NEgri>" oF rns MAINE
sTArI rONOLOsIC.L sOciLrN ANp
uE ,IAtI RoAHp OT AGRicuLruGr.

Arrangements have b-.n perfected for
holding thi. meeting Ia Cornish, We'd
ns.day and Thursday, feb. 18th aud
18th. The cltiIeus ot Cornish extend a
cordial Invitation to al Interested la tGe
development of Que of Maine's leading
indusifie. % attend the meeting. \
programme 20 general Interest to the
state aud special Interest Ia fruit grow
er. Nill D. offered. Among the topic.
arr s.Our I.Nlrors ani oar Rewards In
Fruu Cultur,..r "fuit Exhibitions,
'.~m,ll Fruit.." .'I'car CultuFr," Nv
feriments In spraying" '>elling our
Fruit.. f" "Grapc Culture" "Fruit Grow
Ing In Maine compared With other Agri-
cultural Industries. GLOW to k-cp the
Bows on the Iaun." Opportunities will
~ offered for discussions aud q general
goo.l time l. expected. There will De- an
exhibition ~ fruit. " which all are In
Nitcd 90 contribute. frult-grower. Who
cannot attend are invited Ia send fruit
hy express. Fruit for this purpose
should he addressed Ia II. n. Know lton,
Corni.h. Maine, Who will pay all express
charges on the same. There will D. ex-
cur.ion rates over the railroads, and
good entertainment In Corni.h for Visli-
or at reasonable rates.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

oNfORD. .. s-Ats Coat - rrstsis hstt s
Parts. % IN thiri Tue-iaT - ian. tssi
tlsriasain b tarvY, aaartisn - IfstN ~.
sLDNIn. mlnaf sLlk ani hsir - thariss
tiutef, ate - 1. In all toanty, dessa-s.i,
hattnE prv-rutrst his snssfuut q suArtlanship
- sail ~ari &c aliusancs
OEptaNp. hat ths saii suariian gts
natss D. aii psr.ans iutrfv-ts-i by causing scopy
- this afief a. - Vahiishs-i thres sssAs surss-
sitsly ln IN ONfsri i,yuns-Fat yfthtsi a Paris,
that they msY appsaf a q fTuliais 'auu " ~
hill ~ Iafts. In all tuantY, On N thlri Tues
daY - tsh neNt a y o'Ck-s IN me fufsna-un.
AL shss eaass " sny they have, shy ths s.ns
shaahi not D. allas~i
sfDHgE 4. WILSON, ju.ire.
true copy --latest III. a. DAVIS, nssts,sr.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

ONFORD. I. -Ma Cout - Probate hsh a
Paris. within and fur ths tounty ~ OXFORD, on
ths thifIi Tuesday - JAn.. 4. ~ issi
Aibisu o. Sorisn. usH-i ENs'utuf In cor
taia lnstrutnsut puFt-sftins o. ls ths aa " Nill
"a TrstamsHt - JAMt- :. WILLY. lais -
frYsbufg IN sshi 1eantY, iessa.-i. having pr
ssuissi ths sams fDf Probate
uautHru, nat ths sAh pstitionsr give
natirs - al gsr-sns intsFvst-i, ~ csusins .
COPY ~ this nrtsf o. 10 puhlshei thfvs wusks
snls..sifsly in tiss otfurl IAyusasrat pfint-i a
fans thst thsY nay ayTraf "a q ffutats 'uuFt
ta - hsst "a fsrts. in ssli tasntF. On ts thif'i
tas.sisy - feb. hsNt. a. nlns o'eksk IN
N fufvnaun, anii shuv cau.e, N any uTy have,
shy m saii instfunsnt stoali nj H. pfuyssi a y
pfufs,t ahi aihYsvi a. ths AT Viii ani fssta
meat - sstt dsssA-si, ani that ali Altion q
Guriun - apVuiutssi tsesutaf
sIutlt.E \. WILSON. Jutgy.
Atrus c.py-a attest III. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

OXFORD. - t-M Cogr - Probate hsh Al
I'at. within Ani fof The County II Oxfort on
tie thiri Tussslay 20 Jan., 4. ~ issg
gsNAhs ~. Libby. hsm~i ts~utns In .
ssftaln Instrument puursfting o. - ti~ last stll
ant testament of isaac LIBBY, late ~ Potter.
In AIT County. deseasei. having pre.ente'i
tl.e sane Zoe probate
OgDtEIB, That the sald Istitionsr give natiee
a. ali Isr.sn. intsr,.tsi tlsr,ln by causing copy
of thls or,isr o. - pubushs-i thrce wcsks suscs.
,i,sly In the ONfori Dcma-rat, prints.i si far-.
that thsy may aptsaT Al q Probate Court - ~
hshi at faTts, In sahi County, 90 ths thiri Tue-
day of fsb. newt at hins - the elsa In thu
fafenoou. ami shaw eauss. II any they have,
why tiss .atas slt1uhl Mt ~ pfOtsi, apprUtei
anil allsse.i q. tn lat VIII and Testament ~
slOIsE 4. WILSON, Juise.
A true copy, attest III. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

OXFORD, .. At q toar ~ frblais he'll ~
i'afts. sithin anil fur ths tuuniY 20 ukfori.
sn the thiri fussilay ~ Jan., \, u irY9
lehn iiosl.y, naHssi tNesutnr In . certain
lHslfumsnt pausFting ts - ths ast siil
an testament n ftIti iNDA ~. IIOSttN. late
~ niNGshi In .aii County. dssrass.i. having
pfs-sntsii The sanue fof PROBATE
pHDfurp. That the said Isstupnsr Eive noties
ti aii Tsf.ons iutcr.stssi ~ oaasin ovpy ofthis
.Ift 30 b. o. puhnshei thrvs wusks susvessiFtly
.H tss ONfuri i'emocrat. prtntssi a fan., that
thsy mas apt-str "a PROBATE tour o. - bski
a ean. in sAil C.unty, sn a.. thirl Tue-siay sf
nh. ncxt. a hlne ~ IN ek-k IN the fore
ns-.n. ant shus cas-s n any they have, shy The
-sii iastrunsnt shouhi nst - prutei, sppfusci
anl Aliusci a. tl.s last WIN ani Ts-tainsnt of
all ds,sas-i. assi that All John lioslsy -
apt-iiutsd tNesutof.
skDIsE 4. WILSON, Ja.tTe.
A true copy-aits-, III. a. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09
Guardian Fire and
Life Insurance Company !

Of I.ssdss, Essissa.
commsnos.i Iu.ine-. In unitei states. is.i.
HENRY D. POWERS. Manager.
Asst Manager. y. ". hfskROI.E.
A.srs. Dec. ~. Issi.
Lean. 90 '.oni AMI mortgage. thr.' .
nsns.l fSH"@
s.srN. aai hon'i. o~nei by the CON
psny, Iaarkst value, l,Nl..9e e
Cash In the c.ympahy's principal OF
hce sni In hsnk. Ss.sl ~
Interest due anf sesrusf 1850 e
Prrmium. In due cour-s of eollection. lii,lsss
n.rts ,lye AMI aoerusl, sls q.
Axsrexsle % all the admitted As-et.
saias. tis...;ii Q;
LIAHIiIrIrs. Dcc. ~, Is,i.
Ne, smoan, Of unpaid lo.-e. and .
elaims. Itslo"
Amount re.,airei ~ safely %. .insare
all ost.tAniing risks. pgSSH
som,..sy. via c.m@i..isas. &c. is.iis 10
T,ssl smoast % nabilitie.. exesyt eapi.
,ai .sosl AMI net sarpla.. i!etae.S "
sarplus bsycni capital. sseS ID
Aggregate amount % liabilities In
eIsiias net sarpias. tlss'l,
wM. ,. WHEELER. l.estlss, Agent.
south Paris. Maine
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

ONFOln. .. -M count - Frpl,ats hsd st
rarts. sithin sal fuF ths t.antF of uhfsfsi. on
tir thlfi Ius-taY 20 Isn, 4. n. t-ss
Ias-sth n ltailnan. nafnssi ftssutar In
tain tastruusut purIssftius - - ths last " iii
ahi Iystsmsnt II MAKfiiA \. HOLMAN. Ais
- utNnsti In saii tuantY. deUsasci. haNtnE
pft.sutssi tlr sauis fuf frtisats
pHptHsp, That ths saii Istiiiobsr riVe notifs
a. al IsTsons intrrvstsst ~ oausinE oopy ~ this
uI,isr g. ~ puhushsi thres sssks sur.essitelY
In tls ONfof'i iAsmorfat prntssi a Paris. that
itey maY apIsaf a . Probate tour D. 10 hsti Il
siIus fauss N any they have, shY the saii
tnstrusnsnt .hoahl nss - pfUv~i. approved and
alk~si q. IN lsst VIII ahi TsstAinsut ~ .sid
nTfslintssi tNesutsf
stORsE A. WILSON, Judse.
Hue oopy-attsst III q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

OxYoRD, 90 AT Q Court ef Pr,i.ste hsli II
Paris, within aai for the C.anty ~ Oxford. ou
the thiri Tue.isy of Jan. A. u. lea.
. certain In.trum~nt puryoftias % ie ths
Last viii ant Testament of JuiiN =. POTTLk,
lst~ Of Is,ell In saii County, deceAse-i, hav.
inx pre.<ntei the same fyr Probate.
OspsnEp. That the saii pesiiiener give notic<
20 sll p<rpons intsrvssei by causing copy of this
erier " Le published thrre weeks seocessivsly
In the Oafori Dsmcerut psist~i at Paris, thai
They may appear % . frvlate Ceur ~ hs
ssy of Fsb. neat % ef the els<k In The fore
sosn, and show oause n any they have. Why the
saii Instrument shouhi nss lie pfovei. approved
and allowed - The lass VIII and Ieseam<ns ef
10 appsissed snerusor:
Au~ss,u-sssS N. G. DkviS. 49,.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09
w. {. SARGENT,
Hebron, Maine.
NoricE 90 ronrcLo,,n,.

N0ri,E 90 ponIcLo>tHp.
N'Htkta~. Ahnsua " Ghanlsf .f So
w nrf ~ hls nior,.sre issi fats.i tff r..f
osnth taY ~ Iuly. 4 u ts-t sni rrur'l r
Ntfuri hssistry - Doris. hs-sk if1 ra.r IL.
fssi o. NJ rsrtain Iartsl - Iarl .t"I
Tn -umnsr Afurs sai'l, rsntsinins nfs arrfs r
90 80 ani tneanlns tlir satns pisTr 70 arI ...
tsfsl hV ne O. satt hsndiff hF sarrart .H.I
sistssi jaiy u. 4. u. ia ansi sisrtss fI. ..a.
'litiun ~ ssh murtxags has t.sn hnHkfa 90
tisfrfnrr, ~ rsasln - t'ls hresfh - o. ....
u"n thsrr"f, ciain . fsrv,iusur ~ saII 80
ssse.
,amnsf. Jan q. issi
HINnN "a MAAIM
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

TiIE saL-sHl<r ber.hy si'e- pahhe notirs
that ~ ha. l-rsa daily spt-antssi bY The iionof
alb Juis. of Probate fef The tsnntY ofo,f"f'i
snI a..urns-i the trust of Administrator ~
ths estate %
HI>HN 4. SMALL, late ~ Rasiori.
In ssli tuunty, sisssa-i. by stttnE l-spsi - uss
Las dir.sts ~ tk.reforr request. sll I-rrsous
tnieltssi o. the estate ~ saii ar..a-s-i o. maks
isams.iists payment. snd ths.e who have any
ti.aand. tl.sfpoa b. eNhli,lt Tho same o.
D.... ll. I-0i. SgEIMA> D. SMALL,
kis Const,.. -t. fof,land, Ne.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

OXFORD. - At Court - Probate hsit a
rans within aRl fsf N tuunty - utfuri 90
ths thiri Tues,isy q lsn, \ u i-'i
un ths pstitian n uFis Narryn. iterutnf,
- tfys arg. IfaiinE Or ~ apf-iintusut -
ssiuis sgitahs Tsfsun a. alulnistratnf - thr
estate % tyury -nas, ats - ffyVhafs In ~
sail 1onutY - utfuf,t. dessasri
uHBFaIn. That nuttrs ~ ths furrsulng Isti
tisn ~ pahnsh=i Cor thrr- sesks suoce-sifsly, 4,
pfiaf D. IN thiri Tus.iiay of fsb., 4. u. lea
IN ~ ONfuri Ismocrst pfints-i a Parts. in ssid
'uuntf.
Atfus oopy-ati.st III. 4. DAVIS. REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09
srNsIE COPIES.

sinrts Csriss ~ ths INsuis-rrat az foar csnts
ssrh Thsg wlTi ~ msil-t on ryssiptc - prtrs ~
the "a hlshsrs 90 fsr ths csaNenienrs 20 patrias
slns y cufies % of sash issss have besn plAcclva
a. Al a. f,ili5.lng plsos. in N CeuntY
~.sath Para t.efrr's nrag ~t1re.
shurtxr-s tirus ~tsrv.
>arsav >orss' nrag ~turv.
nnrkasll IL. Atso-si, f,s<tnastef.
pisasli. faak = tikrls~. fs.-tmsster.
fryeturg. Al lgsis, lnsarAncs ttes.
Oxford Democrat., 1892-02-09

T.. =. Don't you prent this In your
paper.
You had better keep out Of politics,
Uncle Orrison. The Democrats would
hardly want man of your literary at
tainmrnts; they are bad lot and many
Of them can't spell.-Ep.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
Yale and HARVARD Win.

HamIine. II % o / 0 0 0 0 90
ST. Thomas. L 0 0 0 . D 0 / I'll
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
SPLENDID NEWS.
The Minneapolis Driving Club Is
Now Fully Organized.

The gentlemen interested in the old
Mnnehaha Driving park met yesterday
afternoon IN the office of Steele IL Co.,
Minneapolis, and as a result the Mime
apolis Driving club is launched upon
the sea of prosperity. The gentlemen
present were Messrs. J. c. Oswald, Col.
Goodrich. f. G. PillSbury, w. III. Phelps,
A. c. Bruce, II. f. Brown and 5. Bacon,
and the following proxies were repre-
scented: c. S. Langdon, II. Il. and
A. T. Rand, b. j. Sawyer. The
meeting was harmony itself. 1t was
unanimously decided to go ahead with
the good work, and entertain the pab-
lie in the matter of fine horSetlesh
after the most improved fash
ion. The articles of incorporation
mentioned previously in the GLOBE,
were adopted and properly signed. The
articles provide for capital stock of
$4,000 divided into $25 shares of fifty
to the block. AS stated before, the
have been paid, so that the new club
starts up fresh and with a clean rec
ord. The incorporatorS are MesSrs.
Oswald, Steele, PilSbury Phelps, Brown,
Goodrich. Pratt ana LangdOn.
The following officers will look after
the interests of the club, through veal
or woe: President, }. c. Oswald; vice
president, Cal &. Goodrich; treasurer,
w. E. Steele, and secretary, Il. f. Jones.
Under the management OF this Quartette
of horsemen there is no danger but the
enterprise will prove success. The di
rectorS are; MesSrS. Oswald, Goodrich,
Pillsbury, Steele and Phelps.
The club will make its professional
debut during the first week of July
next, when the summer meeting will be
held. This meeting, the officers say,
will be one of the best ever held in the
Northwest. for no expense will be
spared in bringing the horses here. The
track will he in order tomorrow. 1t has
been worked for the past two weeks
and is in splendid condition for jogging
The stables are very nearly filled and
number of more horses are expected to
arrive today or tomorrow, so that there
will be no stalls to spare. The Mime
apolis base ball club will play its Sun
day games at the park the same as last
summer and the first of the season Will
oeSaS this afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24

HogrieYer: twobase hits, Hengle and Cling
man; double play, Holland. Smith and MOTT;
bases on balls. of Cunningham 3, off Madden
2; struck out by MADDEN 2: first base on
errors. ST. Paul s. indianapolis !; gid pitch,
Madden; time, l:3O; umpire, SeTad.
TIKI SECOND GAME.
The second game of the st. Paul
lrdianarciiiis series will lie played at
3 o'clock lis afternoon. The batteries
will be Wadsworth and Dugdale and
Sullivan and StOckwell. Those who 20
on street cars should tranfer at Robert
street. ride to Isabel mot Congress as
stated yesterday and walk across to
State. thence by way Of the bridge TO
tie grounds. The O'Clock motor from
the foot Of Jackson street VIII land
passengers within block Of the West
SIDE PARK.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
A BILLIARD TOURNEY.
Beautiful Trophy Put Up for Com

petition by the Globe.
The DAILY GLOBES course in patron
iZing and encouraging amateur sports
has been appreciated in St. Paul. The
bowling tournament was such a pro-
nounced success that bowling has be-
come n craze in way. The influence,
moreover, is not confined to st. Paul,
out extends to every city in the North
west where there are bowling alleys.
New clubs are being organized every
week and ten are added TO the list in st.
Paul. For this reason, and because
bowling is recognized as one of the
most healthful, pleasurable and scidn-
tifc of all the athletic paStiuleS, the
GLOBE decided TO offer three elegant
and costly emblemS for the bowlerS of
the entire state to compete for. As
this tournament is open to all clubs, it
has been arranged to play part OF the
games in Minneapolis. The others will
be played on Foley's alleys, and the
date for the initial play will be an
nounced in week or so. Any new club
that wishes 10 enter should notify the
sporting editor of the GLOBE this week.
But the GLOBE does not cOnhne its
patronage to the bowling alley. a beau
tiful solid silver tankarJ, gold lined, and
one of the best manufacturers in the
country. as trophy for a summer bill
lard tournament. 1t will be chal enge
cup and must be successfully defended
by the winner before it passes perma-
nently into his possession. This tourna-
ment will be a handicap and strictly
confined to the amateur class. and it
is open to players in both st. Paul aud
Minneapolis. The performers no doubt
are anxious to determine just who is
the speediest player in the Twin Cities.
SO as to equaize the players, so as to
make the play close and exciting, as
we'll as make it possible for any par
ticipant to win. the handicap allow
ances will be determined by gentlemen
familiar with the relative strength of
the entries. In a few days cut
of this GLOBE challenge cup will.
be published in these columns, and the
gentlemen who are deft with the cue
will then have an idea of its elegance.
Not more than twelve entries will be
received, and the first twelve making
application will be placed on the books.
The further conditions will be am
nounced in a few days. That is, the
total number of buttons to be made by
the scratch players, etc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
Captain of the "Kurnels"
Given a Floral Emblem
ct Chicago,
While Arson Was Given a
Bitter Dose by Excited
Chieagoans.
st. louis, Philadelphia and
Balti m ere Each Dropped
TWO Games.
Spiders Win and a Split at
New Yopk--The Winning
Runners.

CHI cAGo, April 23.-Oyer s.CC0 peo-
lie saw the opening game OF the local
league season today. Chicago won the
q anne on It's merits. but lost il because
1000 or mere addleheads swarmed into
the field and blocked the game so effect
ually that al the end of fifteen minutes
Umpire Sheridan was compelled by
the rules to forfeit the game To-
Louisville by the score OF 10 0. This
happened after the Chicago's half OF the
ninth, when the score stood TO in
the Colts favor. The day. which start
ed in sunny ard warm, suddenly TUNED
raw and chilly, the spectators became
cold, and just as fast Chicago was put
ont a fusiade Of cushions was started.
In less than a minute the stands were
practically deserted and the field was
in possession of the mob. The diamond
and outfield was black with men, and
Umpire Sheridan and Capt. Anson
twice cleared the field, but only for an
instant, when the mob was ia possess
ion again. Decent people were dis
gusted. The game was close
and exciting. Luby was effective
for Chicago. but when he was hit 1t Was
hard. Not a Kurnel connected with
base slug after the fourth inning.
Jones. the south paw. was somewhat
Giraffe and three of his bases on balls
materialiZed into runs. Fred Pfeffer
was presented with a great floral star,
with his name in red letters IN It's cen
ter. Nobody gave Arson any flowers;
instead OF that the crowd robbed him OF
the game. Score:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
MINNEAPOLIS BEHIND.
Mr.. Ward Seems TO Know the
Flour City Fences.

Flour City Fences.
Over 1900 people witnessed the open
ing game at Athletic park, Minneapolis,
yesterday. 1t was a one-sided game
from the start. The Millers played in
very poor form. with the exception or
Shinnick, who made several Dhen ONE
nal plays. The Brewers PIT up good
game and played with considerable
vim. France. the new pitcher, occu-
pied the box for the home team. and
made a very fair showing. The visitors
did not find the sphere very often. but
at Opportune times. Wards batting
really won tie game. lie made two
home runs and a double, which netted
five runs. KatZ made the first run for
Minneapolis. lie Int safely. was adj
yanced 10 second on Vests single. and
scored on ROats tumble. In the second
Sninnck hit for base. we MT 10 second
on iielder's choice, and crossed the plate
on CAROLS timely hit 10 center. The
Millers' third and last run was made III
the fourth. Munyan was given life on
McGarr's wild throw, aud scored on
a hclder's choice and wild pitch. The
Brewers made two runs in the first OH
base on balls and Wards home run.
Two more were added in the second on
errors by Parrot and West and a
double by " ard. In the seventh Nc
Carr hit safely and was followed home
by Ward, who lifled the sphere over the
fence. The features of the game were
Tie batting Of Ward and the fielding Of
Shlnnick. The score:
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New York 6. Washington s: first base on
balls. off Russie !, of knell !: struck out by
Kussie A. by KneIl 2: home run. Ewing:
ihree-base hits Lyons. Basseti. Boyle; tacri-
fee hits Bassett. MCGUIRE. Duffie; stolen
bases. Ewing, Fuller; double plays, Fuller.
Bagsett ana Ewing d. Richardson and Lar
yin: wild pitch, knell; umpire, Hurst; time,
As. s
SECOND GAME. r. II. Z
New York 49, - 100 IA 10 4
Washington 49,. Il 10000 CO /
Earned runs, New York 2. Washington s.;
first base by errors, New York 2. Washing
ton 2; left OH bases, New York 4. Washington
1; first base oil halle, off King ). off Dolan i:
struck out, by King 4, by Dolan !; three base
hits, Lyons. A!lligan, Dowd; twobase bits,
Lyons, Boyle, hoy, MilIigan: sacrifice hits.
Ewing. Lyons Basseti, Hoy, Larkir, Dulfe;
stolen bases. Gore, d. Richardson, Duffe
double plays Gore and Doyle, Bassett and
Ewing and Radford. ID. Richardson and Lar
kin; passed ball. Miliigan; umpire, Hust
time As,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 23.-The
Yale team easily defeated the New Jer-
sey Athletic club nine this afternoon.
Powers pitching for Yale was almost
inyincible. Score:
Yale. ....5 0 0 % 3 o Oh i
New Jersey0 1 D 0 IA Z
Providence. X. l.. April pa base
ball game this afternoon resulted ::
Brown Uniyersity,4; Harvard, 5; eleven
innings.