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ts rods ahead of Billy Gault, the second
horse. Thistle Dew was third, and
then came Kitty r, Mac II. Drelincourt,
Doctor J, Brown Frank and Belle Dur
land. The time was 2:1S.
The 2:I4 TrOt.
Starter Mccarthy then announced
that the four starters in the 2:14 class
trot would take positions as follows:
Mark Sirius pole: Thornless second,
Grace Napoleon third and Clara L
fourth. They got away at the second
attempt with Mark Sirius and
ThornleSs together. but Clara p broke
before the turn. Grace Napoleon was
close behind the two leaders. and this
position was kept up to the half, with
the two leaders neck and neck. At the
three'quarterS Mark Sirius took squirt
and left Thornless about length be-
hind. with the same distance up to
Grace Napoleon. AS they came down
the stretch ThornleSs was urged to close
in and he went off his feet. Mark Sirius
his own In good shape as he passed the
wire. Grace Napoleon was second and
Clara p third. Thornless got fourth
place. The time was2:17.
A Heat for the Doctor
Next came the fourth heat of the 2:2O
class pace. Zelpha Burns took the lead
in the start, with Doctor several
lengths in the rear. Billy Gault was
second at the quarter and Drelincourt
seemed determined to get show. At
the three-quarter pole, however, Drelin-
court broke after getting next to the
lead, and they came down the stretch
like whIrlwind. Zelpha Burns was IN
the lead, but Doctor passed her just
before reaching the wire and finished a
length ahead in 2:1615.
Another Heat for Mark.
The 2:l4 class trotters were then
called out, and it took two trials before
they got off. Clara p crossed into the
pole position, and when at the quarter
was passed by Mark Sirius. Grace Ma
poleon was third and Thornless last.
At the half it was neck and neck be-
tween Sirius and Clara p, and at the
three-quarters pole Sirius had first posi-
ton. He held this to the wire, Thorn
less coming up we'll TO the front and
finishing second. Clara P was third,
and Grace Napoleon fourth. The time
was 2:17.
Zelpha Burns Wins.
The next was the last heat of the 2:20
class pace. They started we'll and the
principal ngnt was. between Zelpha
Burns and Doctor j for first place.
Zelpha kept the lead until the stretch
when Doctor j passed her and
finished easily in 2:199l, This gave the
race to Doctor j, with second money to
Zelpha Burns, Billy Gault third and
Drelincourt fourth money. This heat
was one of the prettiest events of the
afternoon and the crowd Justify cheered
the close finishing.
Sirius Wins Straight Heats.
The next and last event of the after
noon was the third heat for the 2:14
class trotters. There were several false
starts, but they finally got way with a
rash. Mark Sirius was head in front
and kept it to the tinish,- with the ex-
ception of short lead by Clara z at
the three-quarters pole. Grace Napo.
leon was second, Clara 2 third and
Clara Thornless fourth. The time was
2:16H. Grace Napoleon was given
second money, ThomleSs third money
and Clara p fourth money.
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BOSTON is SHUT OUT.
For the First Time This Year
the Champions Do Not
Get a Run.
Philadelphia Outfields and
Outbats the Cincinnati /
Aggregation.
Cleveland Gets the Better Of
Brooklyn in a Slugging /
Exhibition.
st. Louis Stalls off New York's
Challenge in the
Eighth.

CHICAGO, July s. Boston's cham
pions We're Chicagoed for the first time
this season, ana, oddly enough, the
trick was performed by Chicago.
Hutchinson pitched one of his od-time
games, holding Boston down to two
hits. Only three Beaneaters reached
first. and but twenty-nine faced Hutch
ison during the game. Nichols, too,
was effective. The Colts got two runs
in the first on base on balls, force
out, double, sacrifice and a single.
and another in the third on Carroll's
muff, a sacrifice and a single. Attend
apce, $780,. Score:
Bsfo8o ..:. Q Q Q Q % 3 | |
Batteries Hutchinson and Kittredge, Mich
OILS and Bennett; umpire. McQuaid; earned
runs, Chicago, .
WON HANDS DOWN.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-The Phillies
outplayed the Reds at the bat and in the
field, and won the game hands down.
Attendance, 6,20O. Weather clear.
Score:
Cincinnati g o o o. % rs
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 % IL l
Batteries. Sulli an and Vaughn; weighing
and Cross; umpire, Lynch; earned runs,
Cincinnati /. Philadelphia 3.
SLAMMED THE BALL.
CLEVELAND, July 3.-OId-faShioned
batting characterized today's game.
Young was luckier than the Brooklyn
pitchers, because he kept the hits scat
tered except in two innings. Cleveland
knocked Kennedy out of the box in the
sixth. Foutz was hit quite as hard.
Sensational fielding plays were made by
Burkett, Ewing and Daley. Weather
clear. Attendance, $500. Score:
G S4SoHi9nH "a G ia j
Batteries. Young and thinner, Kennedy,
F0utz and KInslow: earned runs, Cleveland
z, Brooklyn 8; umpire Seward.
RALLIED TOO LATE.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-New York came
near crawling out of narrow hole in
the eighth inning, but Gleason was too
much for them. 1t was their only rally.
as he had them at his mercy all through
the game. The Browns two runs in
the eighth were gifts; Bannon's two
Dagger was a clear foul Werden
knocked a long fly to center that Lyons
missed, and Percy came in on a passed
ball. Score:
st. Louis..O 0 O1O o o. s /
New YORK. % 0 0 0 0-3
Batteries, Gleason aud Pietz, Baldwin,
Doyle and Kelly: umpire, Hurst; earnedruns,
st. Louis ). New York ,.
OFF DAY AT PITTSBURG.
PITTsBURG, July 3.-1his is an off
day for the Pittsburg club, and there
was no game.
SENATORS BEATEN AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Louisville de-
feated Washington today in a very well
played game. Farrell was taken sick in
the third inning and Mcclure took his
place, and in the fourth Sullivan hurt
his hand in stopping Browning's hit
grounder. Stricken took his place.
Attendance, 1000. Weather fair. Score:
r. H. E.
Louisville. IL 0 3 0 o 3-912 s
Washington. 0 0 0 0 Is 10 9
Batteries, Rhodes and Grim; Duryea. Far
relI and Mcclure; umpire, Mccartney:
earned runs, Louisville q, Washington 5.
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johnson VS.. Moore.

II want to challenge Dick Moore to
twenty-round glove contest before the
Phoenix Athletic club" said Charley
johnson to the GLOBE reporter yester-
Gay. Il am ready to meet Dick at $50
pounds, and this may surprise my
friends, for l can weigh in at 135. The
only thing shall insist upon is weigh
ing in at the ringside, and l fix the
weight at $50 pounds. 1 know Dick can
meet that, and hope we will get con-
test on"
Dicks friends were seen last night,
and they stated that they were willing
to back the Phoenix lad against johnson
under the conditions named.
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The Race Summary.

Today is Derby day and an unex-
celled programme has been provided for
the occasion. The events Will be as
follows:
FIRST RACE FOUR YEAR-oLD STAKE, $1,000.
Dandy Time Jr, S. Dandy Time, Fly
Warwick. Warwick. Entered by s. H.
Wright, Grinnell. 10.
Bird Allerton. n, Allerton, by Mambrino
ROYAL. Entered by c. W. Williams, hide
pendence, 10.
Dalphia D, m, Nutwood, Dalphine, Har
old. Entered by Oakland stock farm, Me-
nomonie, Wis.
AbDadonne. b N, Wilkes Boy Lulu Patch
en-, Tom Patchen. Entered by HiilvieW
Stock farm, La Crosse, Wis.
Merle f, s. Tyrolean, by Bow Middleton.
Wis.
Hildburn, b S, Cheltenhan. Burnside, Ham
tonian, 10. Entered by V. Shuler, Minneap.
oils, Mimi.
King PARLIAMENT b S Parliament andre
media, Swigert. Entered by W. X. Walker,
Norris MINI.
Redwood. b g. Brightwood, Blackwood,
Lady Groves, Royal George. Entered by
George n. Mosher, Northfeld, Mimi.
ossie. G s, Wanseon. Mary Mcintosh. En-
tered by c. Gordon, Dallas, Tex.
Maud NJ, b N. Empire Wilkes by Alex
ander. Entered by &. S. Mitchell, Mime
apolis Mimi.
Joe Gaines, b S, Allie Gaines bv Alb
dallah Bird. Entered by C. NJ. Clough, Roch-
ester, Mimi.
Rare Ben b S. Fairy Gift. by BaIsora. Eu-
| tered by B. C. Yorks, Aberdeen, S. D.
Monitor, S, Madison Smith, by Hamdal-
l&h. Entered by NJ. j. Cannon, Rochester,
MINI.
IL. D., by Woodford Wilkes China, Adria
Wilkes, 1850. Entered by G.. W. Sherwood,
st. Paul.
Clarence PARLIAMENT. c, Parliament,
Athel, Athlete. Entered by H. D. Mckinney,
| GAINESVILLE, Wis.
SECOND RAcE-THE GREAT DEsBY.
T. Three-mile dash for trotters, eligible to the
2:35 class; stake $1,000
Ole Olson, 6, Pilot Middleton. Flora,
Cummings Magma Charta. Entered by ". j.
Hawk, Buffulo. n. d.
Herman Fl, br g. ambassador, Felicity, En-
chanter. Entered by j. j. Osborne, Eau
Claire Wis.
Hampton Maid, br m, Sarcenett, Bashaw
Drury. Entered by B. j. Sawyer, Minneap-
Kitty D, CHI m, Sphinx 1922. Fanny Cham
pion, King. Entered by George S. Doud.
Winona, Mimi.
Harry D. b g, by Coronett, Mambrino Patch :
en-. Entered by c. q. Dempsey, Springbero,
Lady Peck, CHI m. by Star Duke. Entered
bt DR.. Franklin Minneapolis, Mimi.
Ben Gaines, Big. Alice Gaines, Star of the
West. Entered by b. Arronson, Minneapo
Portionless. blk h, Portion, Nellie Gibbs,
Red Bird. Entered by B. II. Beach, Mime
| apolis, Mimi.
Erie King $3.50, h. Mambrino King, So
phq, Almont Jr: Entered by C. NJ Amsden,
Silver King b h, Handallah, Agatha, Ok
moor. Entered by w. F. Lees. Red Wing,
| Mimi.
Idol Girl, b m, Backman's Idol HI Lucy
| Duroc Entered by II. Zimmerman Jr.,
| ManEato, Mimi.
Tony Hill S 8, GAINESVILLE, Fanny Costello,
Red Wing Champions Entered by E. II. Hill,
| Red Wing. Mimi.
tator. Entered by John T. Cable, Sank
Birectorine, blk m. Director, Mambrino
Patchen Entered by C. W. Williams Inde-
| pendence, 10.
Clip. g m. Trouble. Jim Sherwood. En-
tered by j. X. Perry, Tama, 10.
JW o, b g, Entered by G. E. Evans, Min
neGpolis.
| Cloud. Entered by Lon Mat thews, Red,
| Wing, Mimi.
| Jerry ". CHI g, by Hannis Entered by
| Theodore Wetmore Minneapolis Mimi
| Maj or Eddy, b b, Jerome Eddy, Cora Tur
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TALENT HAD A BAD DAY
Only Two Favorites Run First at
Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER, July ::S.-Only two ia
vorites won at Gloucester today. Re-
suits:
First race, mile and an eighth-Wallace G
won. Glenall second, Jamestown third. Time,
2:0l-
Second race. six and half furlongs-Vio.
let won, Little Mid second, West Side third.
Time, 1:2S.
Third race, five-eighths of q mile-Prince
Peyton won, Topmast second, -Blaekwood
third. Time, :0314.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs-
Chatham won. Knapp second, Penzance
third Time, 1:25l2.
Fifth race, five-eighths of q mile-Little
Phil won. Johnny second, Gloster third,
Time. :03ls.
Sixth race, six and a quarter furlongs-
Roseberry won, Casanova second, MarksIone
third. Time. :23la.
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Go TO tie Lakes

On July 4. For those who wish to eele-
brate, White Bear offers great attrac-
lions, an extensive programme having
been arranged at the Village and at
Lake Shore. a quiet and enjoyable
time may be had at Bald Eagle, Forest
Lake, Cnisago Lakes or Taylor's Falls.
the natural beauties of these places ap-
pealing to those who wish to avoid the
crowd. Take the st. Paul IL Duluth
trains from Union Depot.
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Tired Of Red Goats.

LONDON, July 4.-The Cairo CORE
spondent of the Times telegraphs a re-
port that the khedive has asked the
sultan of Turkey to send Turkish troops
10 replace the British occupying force.
The khedive is said also to have re-
quested the sultan to procure the recall
of Lord Cromer. British minister in
Egypt. The sources of these reports are
not given by the correspondent.
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RACING BY THE SEA.
Results of the Opening Day at
Brighton Reach.

2 New YORK, July Brighton Beach
races:
won. Express second. Billy third. Time,
1;02s4.
Second race, half mile-Josie won, Factolo
second, Monesco third. Time. :5Ol4.
1RThird race, seven Observation-Disclosures
Won, Tom Tough second, Saragossa third.
Time 1:2s15.
81 Fourth race, Brighton Beach handicap.
seven Enthusiastically won. Blitzen second
Lowlander third. Time, :2SI2.
Fifth race. five-eightns of a mile-Watter-
son won, Speculation second, Vagabond
third. Time lis.
Sixth race, t-mile-Mabel Glenn won,
Easter John second, Shuttle thiro- Time,
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The VaIkyrie Was secnnd.

LONDON July &-The regatta of the
Royal Northern Yacht club took place
today. The course was off Rothesay,
Scotland. I lwind was light and the
regatta proved little better than drift
Ing match. At the end of the first
round the commodore of the club
stopped the race and awarded the first
prize to the Calluna, the Scotch cutter.
The Valkyrie, challenger for the Amer
lca.s cup, was given the second prize,
and the Satanita the third prize. The
Britannia, the Prince of Wales boat,
was fourth
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LIQUIDAToRs NAMED
To Wind Up the Affairs of the
Commercial Bank of Winnipeg.


Commercial Bank of Winnipeg.
Special to the Globe.
WINNIPEG. Man., July 3.-Liauidat-
ors were appointed today to wind up
business of the Commercial bank.
which has been declared insolvent. The
liabilities are placed at 81, 37O,O 900 and as
sets at S1,9S1. 116. A part of the latter is
not realizable, but the bills of bank are
as good as gold under dominion law.
A letter received here today states
that the Corinthian Cricket team, whose
contemplated visit to America this year
has been anticipated with pleasure by
cricketerS in Canada and the United
States. cannot come this season, but
will probably next.
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ALL DAY.

Our store will be closed all day this July
18th, and all loyal American citizens should
mark the houses who oblige their employees
to work on National Holidays by keeping
open their places of business. The greed
mess of some prompts them to keep open
until noon, others later.
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Scrans of Snort

About 300 people witnessed good game of
ball between the Young Cyclones and the
Shamrocks, the former winning by score of
10 to 6. The game was marked by the many
Cyclones winning only by their usual strong
steady playing. The umpire was Wilders
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Stansbury Disguised.

DETRoIT, July 3.-The articles for
boat race between Stansbury, present
champion of the world, and Jake
Gaudaur. of Canada, are no nearer be-
ing signed now than they were six
months ago, and Stansbury. who is at
present stopping in Detroit, is becoming
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Trotted a East Mile.

HARDWOOD. Del, July 3.-The trotter
Ayres P, with running mate Telephone,
went amile on the Kite track today in
2:05s4. They were driven by John
Hamlln, of Parkville, Long Island. Mas
colt was driven a haif-mile in SO Sec
OpdS
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simply disguised with the talk of
Gaudaur. 1t is therefore very doubtful
If any race will result at all during
StanSbury'a visit to America, and If
Gaudaur wants to row for the cham
pionship he will have to go to Australia.
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sONTAG Is DEAD.
The Outlaw Breathes His Last in
Fresno Jail.

FRESNO, Cal, July 3.-Outlaw John
SOntag died in jail this afternoon. He.
with his companion, Chris Evans, the
bandit who SO long evaded ptrsuers in
the mountains near Visalia, were capt
ured by posse June IL after desper-
ate battle in which both the outlaws
were wounded. Evans, whose arm was
amputated, is slowly recovering,
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Lighting Kills a Trio.

CLEVELAND. July 3.-A dispatch
from Jackson, Noble county, O., says
that three men named Lofts were in
SANITY killed last night while taking
shelter nnder tree during a. heavy
thunder storm.
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Crick eters Csn,ot Con,e

WINNIPEG, July 9.-The Corinthian
cricketerS have been compelled to defer
their contemplated visit to America this
year. but may come out next season.
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"Grifo" Gets a Match.

CHICAGO, July 3.-"Toung" Critic.
the Australian. has succeeded in getting
On a match with Johnny Van Heest,
the Chicago pugilist. The two were
matched today to fight for $4,000 side
and 81, 500 purse before the Columbian
Athletic club Aug, 81
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Russia LOSES a vessel

ST. PETERSBURG, July 3.-The Rus
sian cruiser VIadivostock is reported to
be aground on rock three-days' sail
from Port Lazaref, Corea. She probably
will become wreck.
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Victims of Cholera.

LONDON. July 3.-Seventy-six persons
are reported to have died of cholera in
Jeddah Saturday aud 440 IN Mecca. The
total mortality among Mecca pilgrims
since June exceeds 5000.
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Movements or Steamships.

NEW YoRK-Arrived: Berlin, Soutnamp-
ton.
BosToN-Arrived: Catalonia, Liverpool
LoNDoN-Sighted: Switzerland, Philadel-
phia.
QUEENSTOWN = Arrived: Indiana, Phila-
delphia.
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AN IOWA TRAGEDY.
A Miner Kills His Wife and Then
Commits Suicide.

commits SuIClde.
OSKALoosA, To-, July 3.-Alexander
Cory, a miner at the town of Carbon
dale. shot his wife yesterday and then
with the same weapon killed himself.
They were an aged couple. being sixty
three and sixty-eight respectively. Cory
left letter addressed to the public in
which he claimed his wife was unfaith-
full. The letter was dated a week be-
fore, showing that he had the deed i'll
contemplation for some time. Cory was
all Intelligent man ami a Mason of high
daprpe
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Great Northern Bridge Burned.

SPOKANE, WASH, July 3.-The Moses
coulee bridge, on the Great Northern
road. burned last night. The bridge
was 934 feet long aud 135 feet high. 1t
will take three weeks to replace the
bridge, during which time passengers
will be transferred,
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The next thing on the programme was
the third heat in the 2:2O class pace.
with nine horses to start. They got off
after three trials, and Crown Frank and
Thistle Dew were neck and neck at the
turn. Zelpha BurLs then cut i'll and
took the lead, which she kept without
hitch until the finish. She came un-
der the wire at an easy gait about TWEEN