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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-24
RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.


WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 23.-The Sena.
tors punched their hits in the seventh and
ninth and had it easy. Washington 8,
hits Is, errors 1: Brooklyn 2, hits 6, errors
3. Batteries-Meekin and Mcclure, Ken.
nedy and Daily.
CLEVELAND, Sept. %. "A base hit. sac
rifice and errors gave Cleveland the win
ming run in the tenth. Cleveland Z, hits
Ii. errors 2; Louisville 6, hits Is, errors 8.
Batteries-C!arkson, Cuppy and thinner
Sanders and Merritt.
PIrTsBURa, Sept. 23.-Shugart's tumble
in the tenth lost AZ exciting game. Pitts
burg 1, hits 6, errors 2; Chicago 2, hits 2,
errors 1. Hutchinson and Kit.
tredge; Baldwin and Mack.
New York. Sept. 23.-The Giants won
in vhe second inning in splendid game.
shutting Boston out New York 2, hits Z,
errors 1: Boston o. hits 8, errors 2 Bat.
teries-King and Boyle; Stiyet.s and
Kelly.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-Ths Baltimore
game was postponed on account of wet
grounds.
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HOME RULES DANGER
Radicals Want Gladstone to
Take Up Other Reforms.
.oRLEY's SUCCESS IN IRELAND.
raadlords Discontinue the Evietion Cen.
psign-Dubiin Cooperation Refuses
to Welcome the vfcerey.

Loxpoy, Sept. 23.-(Associated Press.
Copyrighted. 1892 The placidity on the
surface Of political affairs il altogether de-
ceptive as to the real state of the Liberal
electors. The greatest danger menacing
The existence of the Gladstone govern
meut is the formation of strong radical
ave. Some of the staunchest Scotch
members of the house of commons sup
porting Gladstone declare the time Is near
when they will refuse to continue adj
hesion to Gladstone if he does not subor-
dinase home rule to what they consider
the more important planks in the New
esstIe programme. An Associated Press
representative learned that there have
eoncurred in this determination forty-two
uembers, enough to make havoc in the
rarity if Gladstone persists in his deter
nination to push home rule at all hazards,
The Associated Press has authority to
state that though Mr.. Morley cannot ad.
wise the Wholesale release of prisoners CON.
yicted under the coercion act, he is con-
sidering every case by itself, and il hope
fuI of overtaking every conviction within
month. He has also decided to release
every one of these prisoners, unless he 10
m offender under the common law. Con-
cerning government protection of tenants
Who arc evicted from holdings, practical
steps will be taken in October. In view Of
Norley's decisive intervention, the evic-
lion campaign of the Tory landlords shows
signs of cessation.
The corporation of the city of Dublin
has decided, by o vote OF seventeen to six
teen. not to present an address of welcome
70 Lord Houghton, the new viceroy of
Ireland.
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would have refreshed him day by day in
stead OF exhausting him. Mr.. sullivan would
have been almost impregnsble, for he il un-
coubfediy a. fine specimen of developed
humanity rs you could find He simply
exhausted himself every day during his train.
ing, and as q natural result his muscles could
not psrform the work he required of them in
the ring. The point which to my mind thor
ouxhly establishes my theory in his case IL the
result OF Mr. Mckeou's massaging. This morn
Ing when called on him after an interval OF
nye hours, Sullivsn's muscles were sufficiently
toned 50 that he could open his jaws widely,
protrude his tongue to the normal distance and
stand upon his limbs quite firmly. He could
DO none of these things when / first saw him.
The remedies employed in the n,assaging were
combination Of witch hazel and arnica and q
solution of giaciaiine When l FIRST saw Mr.,
sullivan feared that apopiexy had set in. but
was glad to find that his condition was that OF
exhaustion induced By his severe training"
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remember well the day be put it on Ryan.
Ana again when he overcame kilrain, the
neryy:
Look At his nose, where smashed the Corbstt's
mighty blows:
See what luiaps the slugging Californian
raised;
On this weil-known paunch note how the
youngster tabbed:
Ana as he pullad the accursed fists away, mark
how the wind OF Sully followed.
These were the unkindest cuts of all, for when
our John felt the stabs,
sickness of the stomach more fatal than
Knockout blows o'ercame him;
Then burst his mighty gall, and throwing up
his hands,
Even at the feet of Jack McAuliffa. Rreat
Suliy fell
Oh, what fall was there. my sporting men;
There you and | and all of us fell down
And bloody Corbett flourished.
On, now you weep, and perceive you feel the
pain OF being broke. Those were hard dol.
lars to lose. my friends,
But feel We bad then look upon himself bunged
az he il by Corbett
The Mob: Come, we viii all walk home. So
long, John. ST. Louis Chronicle
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en.Iee 70 the grand jury. calling upon it
% MAKE inquiry into the allegations. The
sIsna lury reported and recommended
Inss the police authorities be instructed to
s'ncuy enforce the laws in reference to
gambling. Chief of Police Caster accord
,ngiy issued special instructions to the
iorce 10 discover the location of eyerv
gambling place within the city limits. to
RAID every one of them. to arrest the nro.
ptle.ors and all who might be found in
Inc houses, and to seize the paraphernalia.
The order created q sensation amony the
gamblers. II is feared that attempts to
close up some Of the big places will occa-
sion trouble. The report is current that
attack
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MGR. Sept GA representative Of the
Associated Press had an interview today
with Edward Parker Deacon, the Ameri-
can who was released from prison yester-
day on pardon from President Carnot.
Deacon said he was going to Paris to ar
range his affairs, after which he would
prosecute his wife in the court at Grasse,
When legal proof of her adultery with
Abeille was obtained he would apply for q
divorce. II Mrs. Deacon pleads that the
French tribunals have not jurisdiction he
will take the case to the United States
courts. Deacon added that if he procured
divorce In France he would at once 20
TO America and devote himself to the edu-
cation of his children, the entire care of
whom. he said, the courts cannot fail to
give him. He further said he might enter
DofiticS
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stockton Races.

STOCKTON. CAL, Sept 23-Eight thousand
people attended the races today. Maud NJ won
the unfinished trot in 2:21. McNasser second.
Summaries:
Seven-eighths Of q mile for 2-year-olds-wou
by Donna Lila in l:29
Free-ior-all trot-Beaury No. Richmond, IT,
Mckinney and Frank NJ. started. Richmond, IT,
won first heat in 2:15; Mckinney took nexj
mond second, Beaury Mo third, Frank N. fourth.
Mckinney trotted the fastest heat of the Pacific
coast record.
2:30 class for Swear olds-Won by Antioch in
three straight heats. Best time, 2:45
Pacing, 2:35 class--Unfnished, Jessie p. and
Orland each winning heat in 2:3615 and 1874
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TOMMY wARREN's WINNINGS.


oasher~d In sig 900 From New Orleans
rambling Houses With Loaded Dice.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-The municipal
sashorlties have inaugurated WAT upon
vi the gambling houses in the city. When
we three big fights were in progress N the
a'y sensation was oecasioned by the re-
port that three Of the biggest houses in the
CITY had been victimixed by two young
sharpers who used a set of loaded dice.
over $is, ooo was won by them before the
samosing house proprietors became aware
sney were being swind!ed. The matter
sa placed in the hands OF a private detee-
ave, aad II WAS charged that the rugilist.
iemmy Warren, had been the prime
mover IN the game. He Was arrested. bat
ss never put in jail, promising that he
would leave town. Half of his ill-sotten
gains were returned 10 the proprietors of
me houses. and he and his pals
s'ainea the rest after paying the
eesectve Literally for his for
sSssanee. The matter became public,
however, and the press made il SO warm
'of TIE detective and made such direct
enasges that gambling wss being carried
90 N direct violation of law. that Judge
ssfs0son yesterday delivered . special
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The Portland Pri.eash.er. Arraixned

PORTLAND, Sept. 23-Jack Dempsey.
Billy Smith, Billy Maber. Billy Hennes-
sey. Gus Herget and Joseph Taylor. who
were indicted yesterday by the grand jury
for taking part in the Smith-Maber con-
test last Tuesday night at the Pastime
Club. were all present in the state circuit
court this morning for arraignment. A
continuance till Monday for pleading vas
granted. The defense will interpose de-
murrer on the ground of insufficiency of
facts and that the contest was in nowise .
prizenght. but simply scientific exhibi-
ton.
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JIM CORBETT's WIFE SUED.
Her Stingy Husband Made Her Cancel .
Contract-Ollie, Not Jexebel.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.--Mrs. James j.
Corbett. wife of the champion pugilist,
has been sued. She decided Monday last
to have prepared . big scrap book contain
ing all favorable newspaper articles about
her husband that had appeared in the
leading journals of the country. She
wrote to Henry Romeike, who sells news
paper clippings, and he sent one Of his
agents to her, who said the work would
cost $50 and got her to sign a contract,
agreeing to pay that amount. When the
champion arrived at the Coleman house
she told him with giee what she had done.
He did not seem at all pleased, and re-
marked that the work would be dear at
$50. Mrs. Corbett thereupon wrote to
Romeike, canceling the contract on the
ground that the price was excessive. The
clipping dealer sent his lawyer, James
Henderson. to see Mrs. Corbett and
TO tell her that she must carry
out her part of the contract. Hen
derson declares Mrs. Corbett was quite
angry and that she said Romeike's agent
had deceived her, and that the efforts to
make her pay the money amounted to
swindiing and perhaps to blackmaii. When
komeike heard that such epithets had
been applied to his way of doing business.
be, too. got angry. and instructed his
lawyer to begin proceedings against Mrs.
Corbett TO make her pay the money If it
took the whole summer and all the courts
in the state. Without delay Henderson
began suit in the city court and served
summons on the wife of the fighter. Hen
derson thought for some time how he
could avenge himself upon her for init
mating he was a member of blackmail-
ing conspiracy. Finally he hit upon it.
When the plaintiff does not know the first
name Of q person he wishes to sue he in
vents one. explaining in the complaint
That IL is fictitious. Henderson did not
Know the first name of the champions
better half. and SO he complied with the
legal forma!ity and took sweet revenge by
suing her as Mrs. Jexcbel Corbett In
Wsbs'er's dictionary the word "Jezebel"
defined as IAN impudent, daring, Vi
eious woman"
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DOUBLE TEAM RECORD BROKEN.

Belle Hamlin and Honest George Trot
. Mile In 2:I2 Ia.
PROVIDENCE. R. l., Sept. 23.-The world 5
record for double team. 2:13, was lowered
yesterday by the famous trotters Belle
Hamlin and Honest George. The official
time made by the pair was 2:12L. The
sulky drawn by the pair was pneumatic
tired. In addition to this event the stall
lion kremlin, in the 2:2O stake race. made
the fastest single trotting record of the
meeting, 2:1lA, breaking the record for
five-year-old stations and making q mark
as the fastest fourth heat ever trotted in q
race
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Latonia Park Races.

CINCINNATI, Sept 2a.-Latonia Park summa-
ries:
Six furlongs-Alphonse won. Hindoo Gam
second, Cyclone third Time. l:171<.
Five and half furiongs-Kindora won, Mai
Tom second, Minnie c. third. Time, lilo
Mile and seventy yards-Hispania won, Hap.
piness second, Harry Ray third. Time. 1:48l<
Charles third. Time, las.
Four and . half furlongs-Hiram Ago won,
Foreman second, Miss Herndon third. Time,
57ls.
Five and a half furlongs won, Tim
Murphy second. Happy Day third. Time, los
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TORONTO. Sept. 23.-The third days ses-
sion Of the Pan-Presbyterian council
opened this morning with Rev. Principal
Clarke Patton. d. D.. of Paisley. in the
chair. This is mission day, and the three
sessions will be given up to the considera-
ton of home an foreign missions. reception
reports and papers on the work and adj
dresses by missionaries. A report Of the
eastern section of the foreign missionary
field was presented by DR.. Swanson, Of
London, England. and that of the western
field by DR.. Eliingwood, of New York city.
These reports were followed by brief dis
cnaSions
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Gravesend Races.

GRAvEsEND, Sept 2a-The track was good.
Summaries:
Six furlongs-Tormentor won, Chesapeake
second, Gold Dollar third. Time, 1:l41%
Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Adelbert second.
Annie +. Colt third. Time, 1:l5.
Mile-Mary stone won, Homer second, St
James third. Time, 1:431z
Five and half furi0ngs-Extra won, Sir
Richard second, Japonica third. Time, LOCI.
Mile and observation-disclosures won. Fl !.
delio second, Lepanto third. Time, 2:O2s<
Mile aud furlong-King Crab won, Now or
Never second. Strephona third. Time, 1:56.
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Nelson Fails to Lower His Record.
SPRINGFrELD. Mass. Sept. 23.-The stall
lion Nelson started to beat his record of
2:l0 this afternoon, but failed in two trials,
the fastest time being 2:1lX.
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1T 1U. coRBErr.

] without cause,
you all did love
him once.
hat cause with
holds you, then,
To mourn for
him.
Il yesterday the
boast of Sulii-
van might have
stood against
the world; now
lies he there,
and none 20
poor to do him
reverence. !.
You have tears to
shed, prepare to
shed them now;
u all do know
his terrible
RIGHT
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California. League G.mes.

eAN Francisco, Sept 2s-San Francisco IL,
hits IL, errors 4; Oakland 4, hits IL. errors l.
Batteries-Horner and Wilson; Tanning and
spies.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 2S.-Los Angeles 0,
hits ;. errors 6; San Jose 10, hits Is, errors s.
Ba'teries-MeNabb and Baldwin. Harper and
Clark
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LONDON, Sept. 23.-The disastrous result
Of the fall of the price of silver on the
financial position of India was shown in
the estimate made public today. This
shows probable deficiency of from so, 600
to l50, 0O9 laos of rupees in the next budget.
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tner shall be deemed to be and shall be the prop

other shall be deemed TO be and shall be the prop
erty benefited by such improvement.
Said assessment district shall be divided into
subdivisions defined in said ordinance No.
2,0S5. and the cost ana expense of said improve
mens. except the amount OF such cost incurred In
the improvement; Of street crossings (which shall
be paid fsom the general road fund of he citvl
hall be betrayed by the collection OF a special
assessmant upon the property n said local inn
provement district. which assessment shall be
made on said property in ell respects as provided
by said article eight of the eit7 charter amended
and now In force. and sad ordinance No. 2.0s5.
and shall be collected as therein provided The
mode OF making payment for said local improve
meut shall be the mode OF "immediate payment"
as defines in said artci. eight Of the city charter
as amended and now IN rec and said ordnance
No. 2uS5. and an ass ssnent roll shall be pre-
pa ed and reported TO the city council anu sich
other proceedings had thereon are prescribed
for the mole of '.mmediale payment" by said arti-
Gle eight of the city char and said ordinance No.
2.0S5 All moneys raised by said assessmen shall
ee paid into fund for said district in the city
treasury. TO be called 81 o. st Improvement Fund
District No 81. Of Seattle" which fund Is created
to defray the cost And expense Of said improve
ments
sec 3. Said improvement shall be made under
the supervision of the board Of public works,
which board Is hereby ordered 10 proceed with
said impro, ement
SEC. 4. This ordinances shall take effect and be
in force from and af er its passage and appro il
approved by the mayer. otherwise 1t shall take
provisions Of the city charter
Passed by the board of aldermen the 18th day Of
September 1892. and signed by ne in open ses-
in aathent cation of it's passage this 18th day
of September. 1892. T. NJ. DACLTON,
Acting President Board of Aldermen
Passed by the house Of delegates the 9th day OF
September 1892, and gned by me in open session
IN Authorization OF its passage this 18th day Of
september 1897 President aous. x Of pelssass.
approved by me tn 2sd DAY day Of September
oy me shs syd day Ct ,v l Hs2
Published September "a, 1882.
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MISCELLANEoUS.

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10 r.eta,e in Rarepe.

The potato was introduced into
Europ6. from the Western Hemis.
phere. History has It that Christopher
Columbus was the first European who
ever tasted a potato. but the vegetA,
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REART suNsAINg.

Lac - mode % sun ana shado.
1hogns rom ain and roses fades
laugh ter Oft ends With slgh.
Sorrows nnSor. pleasures ~.
Butt ctro nos uhAs hSfkll--
You're ny aHnshIne rose and alli
What caro- what ills Sosids ea
With you ever byi my aidA9
Storms maY come and toEtuaea leR01,
Love viii brighten every hour.
Gay ana happ1 letu6 be- l-1.
For I lore Sons and yon iovo msi
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A chiIdIess Home.

Smith and his wife have every luxury that
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Consumption Cured.

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