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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-17
.Frank Kempier arrested.

BREoKENRTDGE Mimi, Dec. 16.-The
trial of Frank Kempfer for the murder
of Louis Degree at Andrea. in this
county, ON the 10th of January last,
ended this morning in verdict 7of ac-
quittal. His plea was self-defense.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-17
NAPoLEoNs OF SCIENCE.
One Firm Borrows &2,O99,OOO
From an English Building So

LONDON, Dec. 16. j. W. Hobbs, of
Hobbs & Co., and Wright, formerly
financial manager of the Liberal Build
ing society, which recently failed, were
arraigned in the Row street police court
today on charge of fraud, forgery and
embezzlement preferred by the treas
ury, which was represented as prose
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

couple Of days IN the week 70 have II done,
The first eiiifunt ever saw thought ia
die, cause he was such funny looking
quadruple and got such clumsy move on
himself. You see, my ahty got me 70 come
up 10 Fort Worth rite after she married
my step Uncle Howlor cause there was
goin' 70 DO a big show and procession, and
when ! got there tho town was full Of
fiAmn' posters showin' circuit ridors bal
aoini themselves on their wrong ends, and
horses pacln' on their ears, and tyln' skill
letons, and phat women and heap o.
things 10 numerous 70 mention. had on
my new pants and big hunk Of ginger
bread and we went into the show. There
was more pretty people there than you
could shake q rag at IN week and moro
animals and animalesses than l ever heard
tell OF before. aud the baud was a playin'
and the red lemonade and peanuts and
monkeys flying around, and the first
thing kneT Anty his yauked
me up In front OF big ugly thing that was
eatin' hay with his tail and says, says she.
',Tommie there's the Ellyfuntn / like 70
PLANTED, but the keeper he went on tellin'
as how the Ellyfunt was II 900 years old
aad weighed 1900 pounds and he told me,
on the side, as how they laid their eggs In
Afriky and when they was bein' chased
and got fritened they run and stuck their
heads in the sand, and cause they've got
tails they get the wrong end In sometimes
and that's the way they catch 'em alive for
the shows. Anty says she don't know, OF
course, but she thinks he was stuiin me
II ! am good boy maybe same day III DO
circus girl And while the man was tax
IN the nasty thing backed up while ]
wasn't lookln' and grabbed my gingerbread
IN THIS tail and walked OF with IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

have lot more votes TO cast this fall, you
know
mover had any advantages when was
young and could not now find the square
root Of barrel OF pork 10 save my life. SO
when you determined to take the girls tray
cling and sock them fun Of knowledge, II
caught my game, and said I'D stick TO you
n my liver held out; but l don't want any
harm 10 come TO those girls. think II
would be a good idea to send some good,
double jointsd man along with them. Then
II anyone got flip he could meet him when
tho sun went down. meander across his
stomach and put blue forget-mo.not IN
der each eye, with tho name-Tcxas-blow
IN the bottle.
There Is considerable Hogg cholera In
our neighborhood with chances Of spread
ing We are all well except old Brindle, who
is ngain parent, and | hope this will find
you the same
Write 70 me II you need any more advice;
have plenty and 1t don't cost much
enclose .O) sight drafts, which please
credit 10 Miss Tessa Johnson, Fort Worth,
aud Miss Kate Childress, Terrell.
Yours as Ever,
S. STOP.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

was shot and Shot was not 10 this case
II was better to DO Shot than Mott There
II a rumor that Mott was not shot, but
Shott ayows that he shot not which proves
that the shot Shot shot at Mott not shot,
or that Mott was shot, Notwithstanding.
Circumstantlal evidence is not always good.
II may DO made to appear on the day Of
trial that the shot Shott shot Mott, or 10
accidents with fire arms are frequent, II
may DO possible that the shot Shot shot
Bhot Mott himself.
When the whole thing resolves itself into
its original element and Shot would be
shot aud Mott would be not think how
ever that the Shot shot shot not Shot, but
Mott Any way II Is hard 70 tell who was
shot, Mott or Shot; perhaps Shot but
probably Mott While the row was going
on got the four hundred and shot them
for the girls that will win through Uncle
Mott
Minnie Patten, Mineola, Annie Young
Marshall Lula Rives 1T. Worth MattiO
Biuyon Fl Worth Eva Pennington IT.
Worth Lizzie Garrett Weathoriord Nollie
McGilliouduy, Whitesboro.
SruAY SuoT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
Fannie skirts Writes.
CITY, Sept 1.


Editor Gazette:
As Uncle Tommie Pants is as moot as o
sullavation army church mouse on the sub
Ject OF his led cote which passed the last
mile post into Pergatory recently, suppose
he is mourning in the wildwood of fairy
land over It's green swarded grave, bedew-
ed with monumental tears of disconsola-
ton and cannot rite no more poetry and
vote cowpOnds for The GAZETTE girls 70 20
TO Mr.. Columbus big show Pm as was
rit up in the papers recently, at all times
full Of patriOtick emoshions and relax not a
bit only when out of q-powns. ! have sold
my pet mule uncle gave me for my birth
day present to the balOny sausage man and
has got dozen more q-paWns for Blanch
Cowan, Josie NasaTcOlege, May L.attermore
Emma Doelie aud Matte LO, the pet girls
OF Uncle Billy Maloney's, as above partir-
ulized Ma and aunt Summantho got afraid
for me to keep and ride end play with Glib
my pot mule cause he refOOsed TO keen his
hack feet on the ground tother day when the
hall come down out of the rain and hit him
on the years, but he stood endwse brayin
and kickin till he like to lost all his breath
hate 10 give up, but as he was not mate
rally made Of qualities different from 9TH
or Texas mules, only his colting qualities.
which, Uncle rommie SAYS, will stick TO
him through all eternity, and when Ia time
us voice went up into the Panhandle Of G
and remained there all season Aunt Saman-
eIght-day stem winder and a steam kali
grafh TO boot, which usually tore up the
equillirriOOus Of her nuOralsia when
sue was trying TO lull IL into the
elisian fields of eVtattic dreamland with
Uncle Bob's merry sham pipe and Durrin-
ger terbacker. And ma has got a notion
that the Ashierattick colliera moblOw which
got TO New York yesterday would scatter
It's pestilentive endnuendwise in Texas
among the hoggs and mules and ruin the
reputation OF our rancho, so 1 sold Zeb, and
u ne don't forget his early education, as
some OF tue Texas pollertishons have done.
ne Il unloosen the runnin gear of creation
win his hind feet when they try to shake
him into that mill, aud then will Tommie's
cote be thing of beauty in discOmpit
state OF existence until after the cold of
November winds are whistling reauiems
over the renanes that were
Thine truly,
FANNIE SKIRTS
p. $. Add the 40 Opens are here sent to
MIR and Mrs. Cunningham to 90 10 the
show with the above girls. r S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

LosgvIEw, Sept, 2
We send IS votes for Mollio Chant =,
Minnie Patton, r. G. McCOwu, lula Riyes,
Lula Boyd, Minnie Cox, Banch Cowan
We vote for our M0llio because she Is denr
IN the heart Of every L0ugview clifton No
combination OF beauty, molcsty. intelli.
Ranco aud Christian eNcelloncy was more
marked than In our young lady candidate.
We takr this occasion 10 express our heart
tclt thanks 10 Little Tycoon God bless
her also 70 our wide circle OF adhnrcuts
many Of whom we know and love. nnd
many more who love without knowing. Wo
kiss our hands and make tho most gracious
bow we eau TO YOU'D va -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

ihAAkAANA, Sept2, lS92
pld any OF you girls ever SEQ a sure enuf
hllytuntt He is the doggondest lookini
Thing you ever did soc, cause he's rot less
hhe Ant Mollle's old planna. only a heap
,v !, ana a airty Old hide that looks Ike
u lta o9en NOTED and poured over kia.
AND DIG, long horns sticSini outer one end
ano tai on both ends Of him 10 Won CAN'T
tell which way he's faein' without fndini
out and tho whopPiniat ears yon ever saw
n a eiiNiaat has 10 have his ears washed
u'''in nNs 40 no must have 10 lay on a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

TERRELL, Sept. l, 1899.
Please fin herein Is votes for the East
ern star girl, Miss Lula Montford Of Ter
rell. You cannot fail to sec that 1t would
be +. A. T. A. L. TO the interests Of Texas
70 send any but +. A. r. A. l.. girls to the
Worlds fair Please include Misses
Eugenia Welter, Kate Cooper Mary Tabor,
Kate Easley, Kate Lindsay and Matte
Frazier on the enclosed coupons.
"EiLEorA.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

JEFFERSON, Sept 2.
SEM you 1900 votes for Mr. and Mrs.
To Id, Of Texarkana, worthy to represent
Texas anywhere; also vote the same for
our East Texas candidates, Miss Annie
Young OF Marshall, Miss Ethel Dct.oaoh Of
Texarkana, Miss Zalda Harrison OF Green
vile, Miss Zuls Boyd. Gilmer, Miss
Hughes OF Atlanta, and Miss Maggie
Queen City and Miss Stella
Of Daingerfield- Yourstruly
OLD LEFIERsON-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

BRowNwoOD, TRN. Ang. 81.
Enclosed please find % votes for the two
most deserving young ladies' in the contest,
Misses Eloise Porter, Of Brentwood. and
Laura Fender, Of Fort Worth. Friends OF
Miss Fender vote with us for Miss Porter
and we will assist you In return To the
citizens OF Brownwood Wake up and vote
strong and often for our candidate / is
true we are a little dishgured but still In
the ring and there to stay. A friend,
X. I. p.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

FoRT Worn, Sept 3, tsg2.
Several friends OF Miss t(ay LatimCr and
Of Miss Resale Goldng, and Messrs. pike
Maddox aud Bob Logan, friends Of Miss
Lutte Baker, hand you he rswith 80 cou
pons to be voted for each OF tho above
young ladies' and also for Miss Minnie Cy-
rus, Miss Laura Fender, Miss Ethel Mas
5ey, LndOnia, and Miss Grace Killian. Man
chester Mills. Now, Mr. Editor, we know
OIL these young ladies' and we assure you
they would reflect honor on TINS GREAT
GAZETTE" ABOVE FRIENDS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

FoRr WoRTu, Sep. 3, 1892
lncloscd please find ~ votes for the FOL.
lowing worthy young ladies' Misses Mary
Martin, Laura Hubbard, Fort Worth, and
MISS ltoNio Henderson, Paris Minis Annie
NAV Anderson, Waco; Miss Mobile Rain.
AlyQr9doi Miss Blanche Cownn, Handley,
aud Miss Fannie Ellis, Fort Worth
JORDAN AND JOHNSON.
A. d. moro TO follow j. 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

FoRT Worm. Sept. 8, 1899.
send Is coupons for the following named
ladies: Misses Carrie Campbell Weather
ford Stella Smithey, Mary L. Martin, Ma
bio Tally, Fort Worth; Kate Chiliress.
Terrell Ethel Massey, Ladonia; and In the
language Of the all powerful Leigh. %
you vote for us and we will vote for YOU -
II every enc votes for my girls who have
promised TO they will be- like the now fn-
nous "Nancy Hanks, away ahead Of the
record. Observe this ticket,
SWEET INNOCENCE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

FoRT woErH, Sept 8, lSg2
Editor GaEotte
Please hnd enclosed ~ votes for Miss
Iona Ftgman, most worthy candidate.
JEROME AND JonN MARrlN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
PINk lmI, Sept. n ~.

Editor Gazette.
aYar letter asking me for advice IN 10
sAr1 70 your Worlds fair contest. after
hiaqeg several dog.fllls Of time, reached
i ". f ... did right 70 ask mo FOR advice, as
,,eS .n3 ~ on hand this season shan can
hefty, too. ''hN'
, Man, sou 70 make this voting business
y Sii y ~ possible, Tor IL cramps ne ike
S'''la 1iii " put up the money, besides We
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

WIS In YOU papur but Il will be a 'coal''
day whin ''telegraf operaturr gifts hum
buged, an IL will be awful coal when thet
Smart click gifts his kandldate ahead Of the
'soperatur kandidate.n Some one must
hev red the papur tn him fur now he
can't read, an he had no biznes with the
GKRzRTr, fur its too comperkatsd fur
cranlts. Well, kredit Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
ningham with voats and obleege.
hARDuP JACK.
sons and Daughters of the Hepubile Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

FoRT WORM, Sept 3.
Credit the enclosed l4l votes as follows:
Misses Laura Fender and Minnie Cyrus,
Fort Worth Minnie Cox, Terrell; Ethel
DeLonch, Texarkana; Jessie p. Hyman,
Stephensyille. Please 10 note that Terrell
and Stephensvillo are exchanging these
votes. We want TO hear from Te1arkana
and Granbury. respectfully,
MRs. Il N. Nc KNIGHT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

Please find enclosed IS ballots for Texas
representatives to the World fair, which
are to be placed TO tho credit OF the follow
ing young ladies tO-wit Misses Lalla Nc
CATCHY, PILOT Point, the Sons and Daugh-
tiers OF the Republic OF Texas candidate;
Mandiet Hickman, Walnut Springs Zal1a
G. Harrison, GIeenville, th Texas Volun-
teer Guard candidate Edna Palm, Austin;
Matte Binyon, Minnie Cyrus and Lutte
Baker, OF Fort Worth.
DANOY AND WINNIE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

AmLENB, Sep l.
] have watched your contest with some
lulertst and desire to send YOU a vote
which hope other friends may help on.
.nrHe Young adde's would reflect credit on
Texas aud the chaparons aro worthy ana
well qualified. Vote 1000 for Misses Chill
ton, Porter, Garrett, Campbell, Harrison
Lena smith, Cooper add FOR MIR. and Mrs.
Manuel, my old friond John.
WEST TRXAA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

SHREvEPoRT, La, Aug go 1879.
Please find enclosed "a votes for the East
Texas candidate, Miss Fannie C, MCGOWAN.
Marshall, Tex know the young lady to
DC deserving in every respect and ! u p5
she may b. successful. A FRffNp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

SAN ANGBLO, Aug. "a, 1892
Enclosed you will find coupons for Miss
Pearl Baker OF San Angelo and the same
number for the Misses Lula Waters Of In
dependence and Matte Binyon OF Fort
Worth. Ex-Confederates, vote for Miss
Pearl first, last and all the time Vote
often and early and wen win in canter
'CATAnSon Pewest).
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

FORT WORM, Selta
vptos, and hope all the boys viii Join In and
help thom out for they are the boy-si
friends. JEROME AID JonS MARTIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

ALvARApO, Sept 9.
Please find enclosed 10 for Mr. and Mrs.
Barnes as our fayorite chnperous,
Their little friend
"BABErTE.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

Bic SANDY, Tex, Sept |.
send herewith 80 coupons for Misses
Ethel re Leach, Texarkana and Theo
barnwel, Giliuer. These two Young ladies
are deserving and their many friends
shohld rally 70 their assistance and make
Il. l.. FRRRELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

Vote the enclosed 800 coupons for that
elegant and popular gentleman MIR Charles
Todd OF Bowie county, aud his excellent
lady iorchaperons on your excursion.
Lax.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
Come On You Friends Of Miss Myra."
GTpauyrT Cant 1909

WI ''tf'- - io'~s
Here we come, voting 10 times for
Strawn's candidate, Miss Myra Matthews
Come on you friends OF Miss Myra and let
US send her name TO the front. All who
know her know that she Is fully compe-
tent to represent Texas at the Columbian
exposition.
Also place 10 votes TO the credit Of Miss
Jennie Lewis Forney, another most
worthy young lady. SrRAws CLUB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

LoNuNlEW, len, sept ,.
Enclosed fluid 80 chaporon votes for Mr..
and Mrs Cunningham am sure no moro
deserving couple could de candidates Ia
this contest, both boing good Christian
people. MIR O Is manager Of the Western
Union hero, think al operators should
do all they can for them, | am conductor
ON tho Texas and Pacific railway. and
would 90 glad TO see railroad men vote for
this couple j. w. EoEu,N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

- 80 AAAahA AhuNN
loNE COUPLE TO Be nRcna
Amarillo CandIdasss
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Stundiyanl ~.
AIvArado CsndIdata
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HAYDEN. -.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ, Barnes. ........a.
Abdsns Candidates
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Harris. ......
Blanket oaudidaiss
MIR. and Mrs. T. a. Wilkinson. .....
CIarksville Candldaias
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson. :. ..,...
Dallas Candidates
Mr. and Mira. II. Nuss. ..........,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. W. Baird ~u.-
Ennis Candidates
Mr. and Mrs. John Rawllns.4..--..
Eastlsnd Candidates
Mr.. and Mrs, w. A, Connelle,.-..
Greenvills CaadidAta
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. C. Bird. ..,.......l7
MIR, and Mrs. A G. Duck....-"-a
Gainesville CandidAlss
Mr.. and Mrs. lobe MADDOX. ,--r-
Hinsboro Candidate
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Thompaz.~
Lampasas oAndldals
MIR. and Mrs. John Manuel ......,.~
LHdonia Candidate.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Foster....,...r
Longvlew oanaidai''
Mr., ana Mrs. O IL, ounH,nEhaE. y
Plainvlew Candidates
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Davidson ,,..-'''
sherman oandidn'as
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Car.,..-Y--
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. c. Mooe...'.s
strawn Candidate.
MIR. and Mrs. Malcolm vorDoH-.-''-
Sulphur springs oAnaid''~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank weayer.,','-"'
TerarI,anA oapdia.''I
MIR. and Mrs. Charles TOid,...@y-'
yernon CANDIDATES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
"Heartny Endorse All that Was said"
EN,pr N1F..,-,, c. q. t.cn

49, ''V''1E'f NlNIlN9 II0~1
We heartily endorse all that was said BY
Mrs. Evans in behalf Of Mr.. and Mrs W.
II. Mobley. Let their plney woods
friends come to the front They will nc
ilect credit on any state or section. With
liOOO votes we wish them success.
j. NC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

CooN Track, rEx,, September
nouee IN 20 papur NJ the eqth ~ n,..
Nv .aet some Smart Elick in sun, ~ ne
o'y towns Is AInaSin fun VI mi nee. a. ti ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

bellored so loud the folks thought the
High Eny was loose and the Snowman he
wanted 10 hire mo for a "Wild Boy OF
Borneo" but never got my gingerbread
amy more, and Auty she tried 70 comfort
me by tellin' me as how it was the Ely
funts trunk he took my cake with but !
know bettor back, cause I reckon I've seen
a heap % trunks and know Fem when / see
'em, and that wasn't no trunk I like
animals well enuh, but draw the line on
tho Ellyfunt aud ] send Josie Vasahlik
and Blanche Cowan 20 votes and some
pretty verses ! wrote about animals.
The boss, be is q dandy.
Cause, no matter what you say,
II BE- tAlk8 lack, tue My word
hen answer You IS "NEtnui'---( rhntE
horse for oats rctkOnl
a COW aint hurt with beauty
But she Is u faithful frltnl;
She gives Us milk and butter
And her tail is on the end (Wherc II
urtcr b3)
The mules got heap ogali,
Hut then he's not to blame,
Hos got pnint b. u M Tor a tail
hut ne gets IN re- Just the same. with
nut the elephant, he 'alnt no good,
lie ~ 10 bolstly fake;
Just cause he's got plural tail
He always takes the cake. --t Whether
you want him to or not
LITTLE ToMAE PAsrA
T. s. My Pa sends o. votes tor Mr. aud
MIS- O. " CUNNINGHAM. and says what's the
matter Win some OF their LungNicW friends
helping Tommic's girls "a little
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
sArURnAY's LErIERs prrnnnrr
But Votes Were In saturday mar,,n,.,.
Totals

'relrrraf operatur'' Writes Again.
Editor Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

L s5.i;a McClatchey
Stella McClatehey -. -, .'.,,''''''''
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-31
WORSE THAN 4 PRISON
Is the Present Plumbing Apparatus in the
National Capitol.

Is the Present Plumbing Apparatus in the
National Capitol.
WAsHIN GToN, May 30.-The experts
employed to investigate the sanitary con-
dition of the Capitol after searching ex-
animation have handed in their report
1t shows that the ventilation is on the
whole good and sufficient, and skill
fully controlled to meet the require
ments of all conditions, except
that of overcrowding during interest
ing debates. The drainage of the building,
its sewers and its plumbing appliances, are,
on the contrary, very defective and faulty.
They combine nearly all the defects of the
early stages of the art, practically unre-
deemed by its modern improvements. If
the ventilation of the Capitol were not so
good, its plumbing work would make it un-
inhabitable, and some of this is beyond the
power of any general ventilation to make it
tolerable. The report concludes:
If the Capitol were a private building and
were in its present condition as to its plumb
ing, the Board of Health of the district
would probably order it closed as dan
gerous nuisance. 1t is to be remembered
however, that huge fans are constantly at
work, forcing in fresh air and drawing foul
air out, SO that there is not much chance for
the accumulation OF what is called sewer
gas" but its production must be constant
and the condition is one that could not be
tine patients and convicts would have no
voice in the matter. As those who occupy
the Capitol are masters of the situation, the
nuisance is sure to be abated.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-31

mans yesterday in a lively game by q score
of % to 7. The feature of the game was the
batting of Donovan, of the Conways.
TIE st. Pauls defeated the Ward Blues
in very exciting game yesterday at Glen
wood, by a score of 9 to 8. Batteries for
"Blues," Rodgers and Firt; for the st. Pauls,
Frevogel and Reilly.
The keystones defeated the Buffers in two
games yesterday by scores of to and ii to
]. Miller and Lyons were the battery for
the first game for the Keystones and Robin
son and Lyons for the second game.
THE Mt. Washington Grays and the West
Newton team played two games at the lat
ter place yesterday. West Newton won
both, the first by score of 15 to IL and the
second by too. Thompson, of the County
League, pitched for the Grays in the morn
ing.
THE Manhattan Grays, OF Allegheny, de-
feated the Silver Lake Stars, of the East
End, by a score of 10 to 9 yesterday. Nor
row, of tho Grays, had 16 strke-outs and
gave them only three hits until the ninth
inning. when the Stars secured four hits,
aided by errors, and scored six runs.
THE G. W. Millers, BARRIERS. of Pittsburg,
and the Southside BARRIERS played five in
nings at ,Refiectorville. resulting in SCORE
OF to in favor of the Millers; but the Mil
Ier battery could not stand the heat, 80 the
umpire gave the game to the Soutnside
BARRIERS by a score of 9 to o.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-31
Amateur Baseball Games,

The kittanning team was defeated twice
yesterday by the Athletics, of Allegheny, by
scores of l6 TO and % TO 8.
THE Laughlins beat the Woods Run Grays
yesterday Dy n score of u to II. Casey, of
the Laughlins, struck out 20 men.
THE Homesteads beat the Athletics on
their grounds in both games Yesterday the
first by score of IL to 8 and the second lC
to l.
THE married and unmarried men of the C.
G. Golfer mill played a game at Soho yester.
day, in which the unmarried men Won by a
score OF l3 to T.
Two games were played by the Uniontown
and SewickIey mines yesterday, resulting in
victory for the Uniontowns by scores Of IL
to and 10 10 6.
THE Fourth Ward Blues. of Allegheny, de-
feated the NJ. Baldwins, of the East End, by
score OF % to T. Lappe, the Blues former
pitcher, was nit for IS hits.
THE j. Lyons defeate the st. Pauls yester.
day by a score of Is to TO- The battery for
the J. Lyons was Steele and Reese and for
the St Pauls McKeever and REILLY.
THEJ. A. Conways defeated the ]. Her