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a 5thorne RACING Park

CHICAGO, July 27.-Hawthorne re-
suits we're:
First race. five furlongs-Miss Murphy
won, Fred L T second. Haroldine third.
Time. 1:O415.
Second race, five -Bollinger
won, Erie second, Clara White third.
Time, 1905.
Third race. mile-Louise won. Sho-
shone second, Mockahai third Time,
1:4414.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Kimberlv
won, CynOsure second, Alamo third.
Time. lis
Fifth race. seven furlongs-P endleton
won. SilyeradO second, Mirabeau third.
lime Il:3A
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UNVEILED.
Monument to- Soldiers and Sailors
in Carroll County. Indiana.

III
DELPHI, Ind, July 27.-The Carroll
county soldiers and sailors monument
was unveiled here today at l O'Clock
this afternoon. The city was decorated
with flags and bunting, and many visit
Ors from abroad. including q. A. r.
posts and civic organizations, were
present. For mauy weeks preparations
have been making for today's event. and
when a volley of 400 guns was ired at
sunrise, Delphi was ablaZe with en-
thusiaSm. 1t is estimated that 1900 per-
sons participated in the exercises. The
chief feature of the days programme
was the dedicat0ry Grafton by Gen. w.
II. Gibson. OF OHIO. Gen. NJ. d. Man
son and Gov. Matthews also spoke. An
elaborate musical programme was also
rendered. The monument is of Barre
(Ft) granite. stands in the center of
the city and is fftv-one feet high. 1t
has for browning figure q bronze color
bearer. The base is of rough finish.
which in granite gives a magnificent
effect The cost OF the memorial was
Sl2,0OO. and the fund was started in
1856. 1t IS in honor of the Carroll county
soldiers and sailors. living and deaa,
including both those who enlisted from
Carroll and those who have siuee moved
to this county to make il their home.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
Cigarette Law

CINCINNATI. O., July 27.-The new
cigarette law, which imposes a heavy
tax on dealers in that product. is to be
tested in the courts. Suit was brought
today by j. Stacy Hill, a retail dealer in
tobacco, to enjuin the county treasurer
from collecting the cigarette tax. A
similar suit was filed by John Davis. a
wholesale dealer. A temporary iniunc-
ton was granted by Judge Wilson until
the case can be fully presented. One of
the grounds Of suit is that the law Is in
contraYentiOn of the interstate COM
MERGE law
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
scraps OF snort.

match game OF base ball has been
fixed for July 80 between Black Dia-
mOnds and the picked amateur team.
Dick Moore has changed his training
quarters from Lake Vadnais to Bass
lake. He IS better suited with facilities
at the latter place
The wagers were at odds last evening
that Dixon viii win the contest with the
Omaha Kid, but the partisans OF the st.
Paul lad found plenty of takers for ev-
erything that they chose to offer.
The crack amateur nine. called the
Aberdeens, were defeated yesterday at
the ball park 10y picked nine by a score
of II to 1. Allen. OF the picked nine,
put the ball over the fence with the
bases full.
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At Monmouth Park

MONMOUTH PARK, July 27.-ResuIts
of the races were:
First race, mile-RaceIand won, Ju-
lien second, The Ironmaster third. Time.
1:4I.
Second race. five furlongs My Lady
Won. Atwan second, Micnac Queen
third. Time, I.02.
Third race. seven furl0ngs-Red Ban
ner won, Wormser second, Treasure
third. Time. 100.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Aurelian
won. Terrapin second. Busiris third.
Time. 1:0I.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth-Aiax
won, Comanche second. Sport third.
Time, 2:OS15.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Ouiver
won, Fremont second, Pisa colt third.
Time 1:l4l[
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
TeIegraphers in Trouble.

OMAHA. Neb., july 2z.-The trouble
in the Order of Railway Telegraphers,
which eliminated last night in the
charter of the Omaha division being
revoked, has led Grand Chief RAMSEY
to make statement 10 the public. Mr..
Ramsey says the whole trouble has
been started by Carl Smith, member
OF the oIder, who IS a reporter OH an
Omaha paper, and who is disgruntled
because he was not elected editor of the
organ of the order. Ramsey charges
that the local lodge holds 5000 which
belongs to tie grand body, and has
mlsappropriated a considerable part
of il.
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At Brighton Beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July 2T.-Results
Of the races here:
First race, six furlongs-Uncle Sim
won, Leu Rhett second. Bess McDutf
third. Time. :229z.
Second race. four and a half furiongs
Anglo won. Sprinkle second, Honey
Bee third. Time. :571%.
Third race. five furlongs-Grey Eagle
won, Geraldine second, Skedaddle
third. Time. 1:02j4
Fourth race, SIX turlongs-Eagie Bird
won, BOlero second. Billy ), third.
Time, I:l7.
Fifth race, mile Faithful won, King
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
athIetto Entertainment.

An athletic entertainment viii occur
al Ramaley's pavilion. White Bear lake,
this evening. The opening event will
be a wrestling match. catcll-as- catch
can, between Jack Flynn, Of St Paul,
and Zip Cantony, OF Saltwater. This
Will be followed by a sIX-rOund glove
contest between Billy Needham. Of
California, and young King, of Still
water. The leading event of the even
ing, however, Will be the sparring
match between Charles Johnson. of St.
Paul, champion weller weight OF St.
Paul. and Nook Richards. Of White
Bear Lake, the undefeated middle
weight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
J. j. Hills Purchase.

TANKToN, s. D., July 2T.-YOur cor
respondent is able to state positively
that James j. BILL. of the Great North
ern railroad. has purchased the Sioux
City " Northern railway and also the
Sioux Falls. Yankton and Southwest
ern railway, now under construction.
The deal for the Sioux City road was
closed TWO weeks ago and the transfer
Of the last named property occurred
today. Mr.. Hill has also announced his
decision TO cross the Missouri river at
1ankton and proceed southwest with
his railway next year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
SILVER CONVENTION.
Preparations for the Big Chicago
Gathering.

Z EeEIlIFttIIOIls TOT Vne Zig NHICagO
Gathering.
CHICAGO. July 27.-The delegates are
arriving daily for the big silver con-
-veHtion of next week. They are coming
principally from the Western states,
although the East is also repre-
sented- A meeting of all Interested
has been called for tomorrow afternoon
when arrangements of details for the
mass meetings of next week will be
made. The labor organizations are TAX
ing interest in the matter. and each of
the twenty-seven labur organizations in
the city Will send delegates to the con-
ventiOn. 4 grand parade next Thurs
day evening witt probably be held be-
fore the mass meeting.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
Morning Gallons.

SARATOGA. July 27.-The results of
this morning follow:
First race. five furlongs-Miss Ida
won. Anthem second, Scholastic third.
Time. :o531.
Second race. six furlongs - Racine
won, Sarahemy second. Lizitta third.
Time. 1:1Ttl.
Third race, mile and sixteenth
PhilOra won. Sky Estown second, Mary
* third. Time, 1:03.
Fourth race. seven furlongs Major
Joe won. Jack RicheIeu second. Laeona
third. Time, 3D.
Fifth race, steeplechase, no distance
giyen-My Fellow won, Pat Oakley sec
Ond, Futurity third. Time. $780,.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
As to Pension Boards.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON. July 27.-Dr. j. H.
Whitford, Browns Valley, has re-
signed his place on the pension examin-
ing board. DR.. J. b. Darling. ST. Paul.
who was temporarily appointed to the
local examining board, has not been
permanently appointed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
THE COMING REGATTA.
The Great Contest Begins at Min
netonka Today.

me GREAT contest Begins at Min
netonka Today.
Today decides the fate Of the Mime
sofa and Northwestern rowing clubs.
The great event of the day will DE the
senior single race. Nettleton. the
handy Sculler of the NinnesOtas. and
Armstrong. pluckY, strong oarsman.
VINO rows anti ne is dead in the boat
also OF the MinnesOtas, will defend the
red and white, ana considerable
money Is up ON both of them. Against
them probably their strongest opponent
Is Fitzgerald, OF the Lurlnes of Mime
apolls. p. y. Macdonald is entered
from the Winnipegs, and this race will
be battle royal. IN the junior four
event all the clubs are represented. and
1t IS tOss-up TO decide the winner
The MiHnesOlas went over the course
yesterday, making great time. and if
viii take good crew to beat them
The other event Of The day is the race
In senior doubles.
The meeting of the Winnipeg 4
Northwestern Rowing association YES
terday afternoon adjourned to the third
saturday III March next without elect
ing officers or choosing time and place
for the next meeting. All arrangements
were made for the race. however. DR..
McLaren. of St Paul. will be the
referee: George T. Gait. Of Winnipeg.
starter, and A. c. /. Fox, L. :. Bigelow
/. j. Hopkins and L. II. w. Commons
are timers. !. TurnbuiI. W. 3. McLain
and A. Jagert will act as Judges or the
referees launch. and II. T. White. Nc.
Hamer, w. ). Garety and Ernest Jarvis
as Judges at the finish. All races are a
mile and a half finishing IN front of
Hotel Lafayette. The races will begin
sharp at g o'clock.
Yesterday the weather was bad and
the lake in very poor condition. but the
boys are praying for fairer weather to-
day.
According TO custom. no practice was
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
Popular Rates to the Worlds Fair.

TO meet the popular demand for low
excursion rates to the worlds fair. The
Burlington viii put on sale. commenc-
ing Aug. 1, tickets at the following
rates: Minneapolis or st. Paul to Chi
cage. $500; to Chicago and return. Sl3. 80.
These tickets Will be good on all trains
and in all classes Of cars. The round
trip tickets will be good for return at
any time within thirty DAYS. Now is
your chance TO visit the fair cheaplv.
For further information and tickets
apply at ticket offices, 400 Robert street.
Hotel Ryan and union depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
Bicycle Record Broken.

Special TO the Globe.
WINoNA, Mimi, July 27.-This moru-
ing at Bicycle park Bernie Bird. of St.
Paul lowered the state quarter-miIe
bicycle record to 81 p seconds in the
lace OF a strong wind. The former rec
ord, 30 3, was hung up at the recent
Rochester meet by John BlaurOcK. of
this city. Bird viii endeaVor to again
lower the record tomorrow.
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Horse Thieves Captured.

cpeclaI 70 the GIObe.
MILLER, 5. D., July 27.-Two horse
thieves. iii charge of Sheriff Owen. OF
New Castle, Wyo., stopped here last
night en- route back, going overland
with the stolen team, which was cap
tured in the south part of the state.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28

BOSTON. July y -TWn R9SV victories
over th4 RaIrimoras tI,s ofta-,,oor sanf
Rosto,, - 49,
~ '"N II O''l al VIC ieaS ue I'ce
Win Jump. Inc urst game though
captured on easy terms on account OF
Hawkes. wildness, had more brilliant
features in fielding and base running
than ba,a ba., go, :, o., -, ~,
man nave Deeh seen IN any game at the
south end this season. Boston won
the second game in a cauter The
visitors could do nothing with Stivetrs
-, '''i- N'''
Attendance, 4.o32. Score:
First Game T. Il E
BoSton.--.--.I 0 0 10 d
bal'laole.-- D p
Batteries Stacy and Camel. Hawke and
,,-4 earned earned runs Boston l. Baltimore =
$50 80
Rostor x; Z; E;
f5llrTJnora a n a
batteries Ss5varrs and C.,,,,aI ,fo1fobor,
and CIarke: earned runs Boston :: IIrnDiTe
Emslie.
TIE QUAhERs SLAUGHTERED.
fairly anuihilated the Philadelphias at
Eastern park today. hitting fVaylor ana
lack Sg3rrotr ot NH ard LaiDtr blIrad
aionr Nv No., - rs, - 'Su
o9 O"u q us, otIIlI was very
-'--C- ~ va l"e otHeI HdHU, EoulL urea
% CoUoll "a 0"eh ol"Iio1t' george Shar-
I'm. -, III lle laaL TWO innings ana the
l-ltTL SiU e,l1 eu up strongly. ne VIII
oS.-is7 iie Gu me DIuoA ~, cI1D pur-
49,, ll'G cease u AlIIu b"oelhah
80. 4 Ilii t"' Ne" j Iha tHIs morn
- .'iu ne prayed Il me game inns
''I'9I ilooll' ocoIt'
R-oot,i-, r., II; E;
PhIadelDh o , o % ~ a n - =
Batteries q. Sbarrotr Staio ann Kirslo,y
Taylor j. Sharro:t and elements. ljrrrire
GaHHev; earned runs. BrookIyu ;. PhiIadel-
C0LoNELs HIT HARD.
Louisville. July Louisville was
defeated 10y Chicago today IN a very in
teresJing game. Nenpfee Difched q
very clever game. buf his subYorr vvaS
miserable. HutcDison was a mystery tn
all the Colonies except Bin Brown. who
hit him hard. The tt-9tDres al ti,f. rama
were the back ston yvorl- nj Grin, fha
home run drive OF .9nre ana tha nit
ting of Hutchison The ,vea+nar v,,oe
cloudy. Attendance 200 score
Louisville Ell o o o O o. =
Chicago--.-.l o u / =-l3 T. ,
batteries, Menetee and Grim, Hutchison
Ton iil ri ,. pre- HURST earned runs
sl nv t. ',',''i 49, D.
,7,.,.,. ny ~ ioN' Uly g. we've nun
u v-CU pSuple saw New YORK defeat
w asH!hSloh Lhls afternoon I'D an inter
eSuug game despite the errors. The
visitors found NeelziD frpouautIv
enough to insure Them tbp 0,u,s. v,bila
the Senators could NOT make hjf f,vina
when the bases were fuu The fearuras
the game were DOvIe,s batting ana
The field work of How and Bnrkp Davis
scored one ot his runs ON errors Inv
Wise and sullivan. never stonDlng in
the circuit or the bases. Score:
Washingtcn.l o O o . o . % . >
New GOrk...I o 0 8 @ 0 - II 3
aHa Doyle; umpires, McQuaid ana Pierce;
KNOCKED OFT BY CLEVELAND.
ST. LOUIS. july 2I.-BreitenStein's
Wildness and errors inv (7rOot-s and
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Ten Years in the Pen.

FOND DU LAC. Wis. July 27.-Osear
Shirley, a self-eonfessed burglar. was
today sentenced TO ten years in the peni-
tentiarY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
BOSTON NOW LEADING.
CHAMPIONS FINALLY REAeH THE
FRONT m The LEAGUE.
BEAT BALTImoREs TWICE.

Philadelphia Gets an Awful
Thrashing at the Hands of
BrOOktyn-CIeTeIand Wins at
ST. Louis-ResuIUs of the Other
League Games.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28

Crab second, Mordotte third. Time,
I:4S14.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Eolo won,
Morrissey second, Lorimer third. Time,
1:OtsI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28

pass his last days in comfort because of
the forethought and generosity of his
wife
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New Heart Cure is sold by all druggists on
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For = years / had
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years, and had to re-
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a physician said ]
C ouId II O { live q
month. My attention
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Cure-a bottle of which
made me SOmuCh bet
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cured me.-Mrs. Nor
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Attorney for Assignee. LIE sueur. Mimi.
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Der HrQIibent [eitet 6ie 6ieuno

Der 9ralibent Geitet 6ie 9isuna,
banbbabt Die Oronuns, nertrttt ben
8si6stag mad auBen unb permitte;
ben 8erfebr 3pti9en Retdstas unb
6ei9sfan3ler. @r pirb bartn 1nters
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Der 8ei6sta9 lit cine G6rperI6aft nit
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Stat fir 0fesiitraturen, 8ibliotbet,
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Der iiber cine DrittelmiQion Warf be-
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Charles S. Crisp. ba8 Stu6tum
Der 8ehte. ST lpurbe ein sefu9ter
Nbpofat, bann 0i9ter unb f9ltebs
lid ipanote ct lid Der Polttif Su.
SIN Sabre 1882 wurbe er In sen
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Nbltimmungen, wel9e bret Stsunsen
in Gnipru6 nabmen, iiber ieti,en Seq,
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5tptiden benjeuisen bei6en 3anoioaten,
tpelde uunmebr bic meijten gtimmerl
srbielteu, uor5unebmen. Sci i1iie6s
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periooe weroen bic 9rdiioenteit sunafit
nur anf bier @Odeli, mad ablanf bieier
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