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Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
LANDED HIMSELF IN QUEER STREET.
Attempted to Blackmail "a Doctor and May
Be Held for Murder HlmselG

Attempted to Blackmail Doctor and May
lie Held for Murder Himself.
LONDON, June 2l.-Thomas Ne;ll was
brought up on remand before Sir John
Bridges in the Bow street police
court to answer IN the charge Of attempt
ing TO extort money from DR.. Joseph Harper
OF Barnstable. IL is alleged that Nell, who
claims to be a doctor and the representative
in London Of G. II. Harvey, drug manufao-
turer OF Saratoga. N. ". wrote, under the
name OF Murray, letter to DIR. Joseph
Harper, accusing him OF being responsible
for the deaths of Alice Marsh and Emma
Slrrivell, having poisoned these girls with
strychnine, and Offering to surrender the
proof for money. When the case was
first reported 1t was supposed to be
merely case OF blackmEil, but it is now be-
lieved Neill himself poisoned the girls, and
he was again remanded to aIlow the detec-
tives TO work upon evidence. There is also
a stropg suspicion that Neiil was concerned
In the killing OF two other girls-Ellen Dods-
worth and Matilda Clover--whose deaths are
now known to have been caused bv strych-
nine Great interest Is manifested in the
case and tho court room was crowded with
curious listeners. Including number of
young girls OF the unfortunate class to which
tho victims of the poisoner belonged.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

Louisville and Pittsburg Each Defeats the
other.
LouIsvrLs, KY, June 2t--Louisville and
Plttsburg played two games today, breaking
even. Score; 2ui
fGaiSyile' ffs,sSars .. ........s Ssld SGi59-s
Hits: Louisville, 5; Plttsourt, o. Errors;
louisville. @; Pittsburg l., Earned runs;
pttsburg. !. Batteries Jones and Grim;
Terry and Mack.
Second game:
FRaisS;Iis. FfsssSars ......... j. j.
Hits; Louisville, II; Pittsburg, & Errors;
to"syS b,t,sre, er.ea
ana Dowse; Ehret and Mack.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 2l.-The Phillies
won their tenth straight game today: Score &
FSIiadsipsiis FnIt,%S1s, G ~ SS4fGG sG-ss )
Hts baltimore, IL; Philadelphia, 13 Errors;
baltimore, .; Philade phio, 4, Earned runs
Baltimore 3; philadeiphia; . Batteries: Nc
CHICAGO, H., June 2l.-It took twelve
stubbornly contested innings to decide
today's game: Score:
GCihLicca;asso.t;.. Ghicaso @ 9 9 SS O. !
/; Cincinnati. 0. batteries: Hutchinson and
kittridge; Chamberlain and Murphy
WASHINGTON, D. c., Juno 81. The New
Yorks were beaten in both games today.
Score:
Washington. 0 0 O.
New York ....... :. U 0 o | O. 5
Hits: Washington, Q; New York, 6; Errors:
Washineton. .; New York. @; Earned runs:
Washington. 4: New York. /; Batteries Kill
len and Milligan; Husie ana Boyle,
Second game
New NSs"Yi"Sion'''.". York .,S @
Hits: Washington 4; New York 8. Errors:
WASHINGTON, .; New York. 3. Earned runs:
Washing l.
Knell and McGuire; King and Boyle.
BosToN, Mass, June 2l.-Brooklyn won
easily today. Score:
Brooklyn.............0 90 =
Boston ................ 0 0 0 0 p
Hits: Brooklyn, 6; Boston, 9. Errors Brook
lyn.2: Boston, 5. Earned runs: Brooklyn, :;
Boston. .. Batteries; Haddock and Daily;
Stivetts and Kelly.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
SEEKING OFFICE.
Seventeen Candidates for the Vacant County
CommissiOnershipT Thus Far.

Seventeen Candidates for the Vacant County
CommissiOnershipT Thus Far.
The commission. composed of County
Treasurer Trey, County Judge Eller and
County CLERK Sackett, which, by the pro-
visions Of the state law is authorized to fill
vacancies in tho Board Of County Com
missioners, held an Informal meeting Monday
night TO consider the qualifications of the
many candidates who are anxious ard only
too wiling so step into the shoes which
were vacated by the death OF George Il.
Timme of the Third commissioner district.
In looking over the papers, which con-
sisted Of written prayers, applications, petit
tions, certificates of good character and pro-
tests the commission learned that the follow
ing seventeen parties were in II: M. r..
Chapman, Captain Frank Reynolds and
Thomas Price of Florence precinct Herman
Timme and Zaok Il. Ellis of jefferson; A. b.
Knight of Union; M. q. Upton. II. g. Patter-
son and David Read OF West Omaha: Ii. A.
Nolte. w. G. Whitmore, j. II. Inghram and
Isaac Noyse of Valley; John Haakensen of
Chicago: M. w. f. Purchase, John viii
liams and Owen Whitney of Elkhorn.
Whom the lightning will strike the men,
bers of the commission will not even predict,
though they do state that the mln will be
named during the latter days OF the pre-
sent week.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
French Russomsnia,

PARIS June 2l.-Grand Duke Constantine
has left Contrevi!le for ST. Petersburg. At
Nancy an immense crowd of students and
townsfolk mad assembled ut the station to
meet the train as 1t passed through, but the
grand duke alighted ut the last station before
reaching Nancy, and drove into the town un-
seen When he started for the station to
res ume his journey ne was followed by
an cxrited crowd of citizens who
cheered enthusiastically for tho grand
duke and shouted Long live Russia" The
municipal authorities bade the grand duke
farewell at tho station. Many bouquets
were presented 10 him and u number OF en-
thusiastiu speeches were nude. The grand
duke, who ives evidently much gratited
warmly expressed hls thanks.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22


Earned runs: Omaha, A. Indianapolis, ..
Double plays: Lawrence unassisted. Base
on balls: Hengle, Sheibeck, Madden,
OBrien; Stolen bases: Sheibeck, Gilks. Hit
Sadden NJ e. Nasfe Passed Bs @ hayes
Time of game: One hour and fifty minutes.
Umpire: Snyder
Won in a Walk.
Tho second game was simply a walk over
for the Omaha batsmen, who touched up
Madden for fourteen hits with q total OF
nineteen bases. In the first inning Shel loeck
made double and came home on Kelly's
double, Gillis having flown out TO Letcher.
Vlsner's sacrifice and Rowe's single earned
the second run for the Indians, Hengle retir
ing the side by striking out.
In the second Quinn made double and
scored on Nagle's single. he being forced out
at second by Madden's short hit. Sullivan
struck out and Rowe's error gave Lawrence
life, but Letcher flew out and the inning
was over.
Iu this and the third inning, Omaha made
four runs. In the second after two were
out and Carpenters error had given Handi-
Doe second, Sherlock hit safe and both came
home on Gilks' two-bagger In the third
Visner raped the sphere for two bases,
Rowe flew out and Hengle knocked q foul
outside the left field line, which Nnge drop
fair and Vlsner scored. Hengle got home on
errors by Lawrence and Sullivan.
Omaha made two in the dfth on hits by
Rowe and Hengle and Handiboe's double
Another was added in the eighth by Handi-
boe's second two-hagger and sacrifices py
Gilks and Sheibeck. In the seventh and
eighth the Hoosiers made one each by free
use of the stick and charitable error.
Score:
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documents OF the liurlburt case ana the DIM
Guilty the public prosecutor mas had In
obtaining copies of such documents. Plain
tins and defendants counsel, be said, had
been allowed to inspect the documents. He
never knew Hurlburt, and as far
as he knew had pever seen him.
He did not know whether Hurlburt was
entitled TO the rights the American laws had
given him, or not. He would spare neither
pains nor expense to obtain possession of the
impounded Murray letters. However, as q
rulo had been passed within the last few
days which would prevent a recurrence of
the difficulty by placing impounded docu
ments henceforth under the control of the
law officers of the crown, who would have
the right TO decide who sho1ld inspect them,
he would allow the m after to drop.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Latunia,s Program.

CINCINNATI. o., June 2L-There was
good card and a large crowd at Latonia
today. Track very fast. Favorites took
four of the SIX purses.
First race. a free handicap sweepstakes for
3-year-olds and upward, six furongs: John
Melody g to y third. Time: I:l5A.
Second race, selling. purse for 3-year-olds
ana upward one mile: Double Long e to u
won, Sir Planet u to y second, Miss Ballard GO
to u third Time: l:i3a4.
Third race, purse for 2-year-olds, five fur
longs Mirage e to u won, Lady Jane t2n to
i: pa. 1sy
Fourth race. the Latonin Spring prize, a
handicap, for 3-year-o.ds, worth s2.55J TO the
winnep. nine furlonss: .sentpeT Rex a. TO
third. Time: l;5iA.
Fifth race. purse for maiden 2-year-olds.
n.ne-slxteenths: Glen yiewiH 10 II won. After
noon TO 81 second. Little sCad g to u third.
Time: 81.
Sixth race selling. purser for 3-year-olds
and upward, one mile: Flower Dellis % TO y
won, Alary (3h TO u second, London Smoke Is
to u third. Time; l;t2h. q,
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Lady Mary q 10 81 won. Wild Huntress Is to II
second, Katrina 10 to u third. Time; 50.,
Third race. ST. Louis Brewing association
stakes. mile aud one-sxteenth, Ray $ q to u
won, Gold Stone Is to p second, Guido 10 to ~
third. Time: i:5li4.
Fourth race. selling, six and onc.hnlt fur
longs; Lev Carlisle @ to ID won, Relief Is to u
second, PIcallilly 40 to u third Time; las.
Fifth race selling. six and one-half fur
longs; First Day q to " won, Fillmore 90 to u
second, Ithica e to q third. Time: l;25A.
sixth racs. sellug one mile: Penny Royal
q to u won, Corona % to u second Nellie Pearl
l6 to u third Time; i.ilA.
Seventh race, handicap, six furlongs: Ore
Con Eclipse q to p won, haymaker "a to U sec
ond, sullivan "A to y third. Time; l:llA
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Independent Primarles.
Peoples party primaries will bo held at tn

Peoples party primaries will bc held at the
following places on Thursday evening:
First ward, Omaha Seventh and Pacific
street Fabrine's shoe shop; Second, l723
Leavenworth Third, ll6 North Twelfth;
Fourth, 1913 Chicago; Fifth, 1919 North
Sixteenth; Sixth, Thirtieth and Belt line.
Johnson's hall; Seventh, Twenty-seyenth
and Pacific; Eighth, 22l6 Cunning, Ruther-
ford's marble works. Ninth 2S04 Farnam.
South Omaha, at places designated by the
several ward committeeman.
County precincts at usual places OF holding
election, or at places designated by precinct
committeeman. JOHN JKFFooAT,
IN
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Hawthorne Results.

CHICAGO, H., June 2l.-Hawthorne track
slow
First race. FIVE furlongs: Jim Murphy won.
Miss Spot second. Berwin third. Time: 1909
Second race, five furiongs; Bob Lyttle won,
Sam Argentina second, Special third. Time:
1910
Third race. six furlongs: Artemus won,
Shiloh second, Highwaymin IN third. Time:
1:A
Fourth race, six furiongs: Torrent won,
John q. second. e. Rayo third, Time: 1:a2
Fifth race. one mile over four hur lies: Bus-
sanio won, hardee second, Spcculator third.
Time.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
FIFTEEN sCALDED TO DEATH.
Frightfui Accident on French War ves-
sci During Trial.

frlSntIul accluenb on FrcnCn WAT NeS-
sci During a Trial.
BREsT, June 2l.-A frightful acci-
dent occurred Yesterday on board the new
French cruiser Dupuy do Lame. A trial
was being made Of her machinery, when the
head Of one of her boilers was blown out,
and an explosion occurred in one of the coal
bunkers, totally disabling the vessel The
freehold was at once filled with scaldinP
steam and smoke, while boiling water COW
cred the floor to depth Of several inches.
The unfortunate strikers and engin GERS i'm
prisoned in the hold writhed in agony as
the scading steam filled their lun gs, and
falling to the floor were scalded by the hot
water In their agony they bit themselv es
and their companions, and fought and
struggled together. Attempts to rescu Q
them were met by the same frenzied resist
aDce, biting those who tried to drag them
out. Finally fifteen OF them were taken
dying to the hospital, and number of 9TH
ers will undoubtedly die in a short tune.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

LONDON, June 2l.-The Standard Shanghai
correspondent says: 1t is unlikely that the
Pekin government will take serious notice of
the Geary bill, although, in the event of fur
ther claims being made for damages result
ing from the injury of American missionary
property. China will not hurry to make mon
etary reparatlon, as hitherto. In Pekin and
the north the people are Indifferent, but in
Canton and the SOUTH whence the bulk OF
the emigrants are drawn, the commercial
classes denounce America and endeavor to
boycott American goods, especially kerosene
which is being sunplnnted nv Russian Oil.
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sneepshead isay iRaces.
SHgEPsHEAD BAY, N. Y, Jyne2 81. Weather
hot; track good; attendance 900.

SHkEPsHEAD BAY, N, Y, ,Jgne2I
hot; track good; attendance.L 1000.
First race. seven furlonssa Lady Violet us
to y won, Alonzo 90 TO sDseconu, Alice Bruce
colt ~ TO II thiri. Time: I.0!.
Second race. five furlongs; Elsie cot GO to
u won. Blssle colt Is to- Dsecond Salutation
Cs5 to u third. Time: lD5.
Third race tho Volunteer handicap, mile
and quarter: Fidello 40 toD won, sheiibark
q TO u second, Mars Is to y third. Time:
2:0S 20.
Fifth race. the sheepsheaa Ray handicap.
one mile and fu rlong; Tournament % to ~
won, Maidstone % To second, Banquet o TO 81
third Time; 1850
rifth race. seven furlongs: Onward Is TO u
won. Contribution % 10 y second, Entire no 70
n third. Time; I;lH,
Sixth race, one mile and quarter on the
turf: Warpath (even won. Airshaft 40 10 ~
second English Lady (eyen third. Time:
2:ll l-5.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
STATE LEAGUE,
Kearney Gets Another Game from Hastings
by smooth Playing.

by smooth Playing.
kEARNEY, Neb., June 2l.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. One costly error gave
the visitors two runs In tho second inning
today. Hopp proved as effective as did Cas-
tone the day before Only four hits were
secured off his delivery. Lippert was sub.
stituteu for johnson in the sixth inning for
the visitors, but was touched up pretty
lively. Kearney stole nine bases aud secured
nine bits. Score:
Kearney. ........ 3 o 3 o 9 ia
Hastings ............. 2 0 U 0 0 o. g
Batteries: Kearney, Hopp and Fear; Hast
ings Johnson. Lippert and Mcfarland.
Miller. Three-base hits:i Cole Sacrifice hits:
kearney. s.. Bases on balls of Hopp, Il:
Johnson. :; Lippert J. Hit by pitcher, Fow-
Hopp. 4; johnson. !; Lippert,2. Wild pitches
johnson. L; Ltppert. !: Pine: One hour and
forty-tive minutes. Umpire; Fulmer
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
ENUBERANT LIBERALS.
Italians Noisiiy Celebrate the Defeat of the
Ciericais.


Clericals.
LONDON, June 9l.-A special to the Globe
from Rome says: When the results of the
elections for ministerial offices become
known crowd gathered in front of the res
idence of ex-Prime Minister Crispi the lib
eral leader, who was one of the successful
candidates, and gave him an ovation. The
crowd nolsily celebrated the liberal victory,
and amid cheers for the success of the candi-
date could be heard shouts of 'Long live
Crispip' Down with the clericals % "Down
with the pope"
In response to repeated calls Signor Crispi
appeared upon the balcony of the house and
delivered a short speech, in which he con-
graduated the people upon the victories won
by the liberals. His remarks were greeted
with tumultuous cheers.
Afterwards the crowd marched to the pal
ace of the propaganda, where demonstra-
uion against the clericals was made.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
SPEED RING.
Going at Garfield.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2l.-Garfield track
heavy. Attendance, 5000
First race, one and eleven siyteenths miles:
Lolie won, MarmaGuke second, Patsy third.
Time: 1:29a.
Second race one mile: Bessie b island won,
Mari second, Big Man third. Time: 2:lla.
rord 5fH race pi MILE ohare
third. Time: 1851.
Fourth race. Cleveland stake, one mile:
Ormonde won; Sullross second; Attcus
third. Time: 2:l0h.
Fifth race. hve-eig hths of IA mile: Reindeer
won, j. Il. Gunther second, w, Ii. b. S. third.
Time: 1:I2n.
Second race, selling three-quarters of
mile: Carmen won. Borealis second, Timber
land third Time: 1:39l.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Rio Grande do sui's Revolution.

Rio JANEmo, June 2l.-Goneral Castillo
holds the capital of Rio Grande do Sui and the
principal cities Of the states. General Tav-
ares has made Bage his temporary capital,
where he is organizing to oppose Castillo.
Thirteen persons were killed in a fight at
Livramento. Con iicts have also occurred at
other points with slight causalties. The fed
eral troops remain neutral.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Tins for TODAY,

While the convention at Chicago is occupy
ing the telegraph wires only one set of races
Will be tipped for TIE BEE readers owing to
the difficulty of obtaining the entries The
choice for today at Sheepshead Bay track is {:
L. Kingston-Leonawen.
q Lovelace-Warsaw.
g. Iorling-Lord Motley
a. Walcott-Bellwood.
8. Potomac-l1is Highuess.
6, Prather-Tea Tray.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Betrayed by Letter.

G. b. Meyers obtained money under false
pretenses in Chicago and came to Omaha 10
spend it. Yesterday he called at the office
for letter, aud WAS Immediately gathered
in oy Detective Wizard, who had been
"laving for niIn' for several days past
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Another New Republic.

LONDON, June 2l.-Advces received here
today from st. Paul de Londa, capital of the
Portuguese colony of Angola. in West Africa,
state that large body of Beers has entered
the colony and proclaimed a republic. The
Portuguese force is not sufficiently large
to repel tho INVASION and unless Portugal is
able to send reinforcements the Beers Will
retain the territory already siezsd aud expel
the Portuguese from it.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
RayachoI Again on Trial.

PARIS, june 2l.-Ravachol, the anarchist,
was placed on trial today. He is charged
with five murders and tho violation OF tomb
for the purpose of piunder. The jury was
drawn by lot and their names kept secret In
order to guard them from the friends of the
prisoner In the event of conviction. Few
persons are allowed in the court room.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
INDIANAPOLIS.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Omaha 49,. 9 . o o =
SUMMARY
kuns earned Omaha 5; Indianapolis. /
Two base hits; Sheibeck. Kelly Gilks Vis-
ner. Hand Doe. Double plays; Sherlock to
Hengle to Rowe. Base on balls; Letcher
Berger. Quinn. Struck out: by Madden 2;
by handiboe. Time of game: One hour
and fifty minutes Umpire; Snyder
And Toledo Lost 1t.
TOLEDO, o., June 2l.-Toledo and Mime
apolis were TO have played two games this
afternoon, but rain stopped the first in the
last of the eighth inning. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June sl.-Three favorites
and four second choice scoopei in the coin.
Attendance, 1000.
First race, selling. one mile. Lucille
Mnnette ls 10 81 won, Haze lhu rst e TO u second,
Walter l6 IA " third. Time; l:isA.
Second race, 2-year-olds, four furlongs
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
ItaIy's Finnnoes on the Mond.

RoME, Juno 2i.-ln the Chamber Of Depu-
ties yesterday Premier Giolotti announced
that the financial situation had greatly i'm
proved and that balance between revenue
and expenditures would shortly be attained
After this statement bill granting the gov
ernment supplies for six months was ap-
proved by u vote OF 80 to.l06.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

LONDON, June 2l.-rhe Telegraph, COM
mentlng on the transfer to an American reg
istry OF the steamers City of Paris and City
OF New York, expresses the hope that Tor
tho future the British admiralty will not
permit Atlantic greyhounds to slip out of
their hands.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Italy Irrltatos Them.

PARIS, June ai.-The French newspapers
are chagrined over the visit of King hum
bert 10 Emperor William. The Journal Des
Desbats charges King Il umbert with seek
ing the hand OF u hohen zollern for his son.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Prince George,s New Command.

LoNDoS, June2l.-The twin screw, second
class cruiser Melamhuen, eight guns. will be
placed in commission and will be commanded
by the duke of York prince George OF
Waiesl. She will take part in the maneu
vers OF the British channel squadron in the
nuiumn.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

MERGED, Cal. June 2l.-A grain fire
started on the ranch OF +. Mcnamara, near
this town yesterday. II burned his grain
and that OF NJ. Rohlly and NJ. C. Healy, 1000
acres in all The loss Is estimated at
800 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Agitated over the Hurlburt case.

LONDON, June 2i.-Iu the House of Lords,
Baron Coleridge, lord chief justice OF Eng
land, called the attention Of tho hodse TO the
eniciai eorrespondence on the lmpouuded
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

Omaha, So; Indianapolis, 4--3.
Minneapolis, 6; Toledo, 8.
Fort Wavne-Rain.
Colum mbus-Rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Victoria Takes Prize at a Cattle Show.

LONDON, June 2l.-The prince Of Wales
and his son. tho duke of York, accompanied
by Lord ana Lady Brooke. yesterday pri-
vately visited the Warwick agricultural
show. BY special request the incognito of
the prince and duke was observed The
queen and prince of Wales are OK xtensiye OK
hibtors at the show. The queen has been
awarded the first prize for 2-year-oid bull
Tho prince of Wales exhibit consists of
cattle and sheep
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Cholera Extending IN Paris.

PARIS, Juno 2l..-Cholera is extending In
the manufacturing suburbs. Eight deaths
occurred yesterday at Auberviliers. i've
miles north.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
OMAHA IS In THIRD PLACE
Two Games from the Hoosiers Puts the
Rowe Family Up Notch
VIGOROUS STICK WORK DID THE TRICK

Every Man In the Team Batted Hard and
Gilks and Kelly Fieidcd weii-Min-
neapolis Sets Toledo Back
other sporting News.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Hoidrege Defeats Alma.

HoLDREGE, Neb., June 21.-TSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. Alma and Holdrege
crossed bats here today. There was large
attendance. but the game was void of inter-
est Score: Holdrege, "a; Alma, 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
AMONG THE AMATEURS.
Springfield Beaten.


SPRINGFIELD, Neb., June 21.-[Speci al
Telegram to THE BEE. ETho Grays drop ped
their first game this season to the Platts-
mouth league team by score of to 1o. The
Grays were scared to death and put up the
poorest game of the season, but did
better than could be expected of them,
as the management is very Indifferent
as to whether they have any practice and
the way they iumbled and fumbled balls
today was sight. The visitors were little
off. too, in fielding. The same clubs play
tomorrow and the visitors remain tomorrow
night and together with the T. X. quartette
will give concert at the opera house. The
score:
Plattsmouth .........1 0 ! z 0 0 0 2-12
Springfield. ............0 2 0 l. B
Batteries: Gelst. Etnyre and Hall; Baker,
Parvin and Maupln Hits: Plattsmouth, q;
Springfield, Z. Struck out: BY GeIst. D; Parvn, z.
Two base hits: Etnyre Blackwell and Hardin.
Three base hits: Etnyre. Home runs: Baker.
Errors: Springfield, s; Plattsmonth. Z. Time
OF game: Two hours. Umpire: DIR. Wallner
Battered the Blue Rocks.
The Forest Lawns fell upon the Blue
Rocks yesterday and atomized them as
follows:
Blue Rocks. ....... 4ooo %
Forest Lawns. o 0 4 Q *-16
Hits: Blue Rocks, 4, Forest Lawns, 81
Errors: Blue Rocks, o; Forest Lawns, 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
tinmes Pnstnohed.

CoLuMBus, o., June columbus Mil
waukee game postponed-raIn
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Jnne2l. Fort Wayne
Kansas City, no game-rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

De Wits Sarsaparilla cleanses tho blood
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

son. Double plays: Niehelspa to Hurley. Base
on balls; on Dewald, Z; .pf asNartzei, ), Stolen
bases; Nicholson, Arinoufi Newman and West
By Dewaid: 3; by swsrtzellA a,1Passed halls BY
Dixon, . wild pitches Ps pewaid 2. Time Of
game: One hour and nftyTnEes minutes. Umpire;
t,unther ~. &c
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

SCORE BY INNINGS
Indianapolis. ..-.... U 0 O. 4
Omaha a.......-..--.-.. O q 1 O O O @ 8
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Louisville and Pittsbutg Each Defeats the
Other.1
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Battered the Blue Rocks

The Forest Lawns fell upon the Blue
Rocks yesterday and atomized them as
follows: