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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
TOOK ELwIN.s INNINGS.
Phillie's Defeat the Giants in an
Exciting Game.

PHILADELPHIA. June 24.-The BAN
ner crowd of the season saw Philadel-
phia win today's game from New York
in the eleventh inning. The game was
Just such as would delight big crowd,
every species of play and misplay being
exhibited. In the ninth inning, with
TWO out, Hamilton got his base Oh balls,
stole the second and third,
and crossed the plate on
Wards tumble and ThompSon's hit.
Philadelphia won in the eleventh by
hitting Baldwin freely. Schmidt and
Carsey started in the opposing pitchers,
but after New York had made twelve
runs and Philadelphia eight they were
taken out and Baldwin and VIckery
substituted. Kelley was hurt on the
knee by foul tip in the eleventh and
Mulligan took his place. Weather fine.
Attendance .226. Score:
Philadelphia O2OO121O O3-l5 Is 4
New York. j 2 0 6 0 0 c 0 0 lib IA
Batteries Carsey. Viekery and Cross, Bald
win. Schmidt and Kelley and Milligan; UNI
pire, Lynch; earned runs, Philadelphia j.
New York Z.
BROOKLYN CORRALLED BOTH.
BROOKLYN, June 24.-Ihe Brooklyn
management certainly showed good
Judgment i'll playing two games this
afternoon. The grounds were overrun
with cranks, and the lower tiers of the
grand stand were we'll occupied, while
the upper portion was also invaded.
Washington in the first game, although
overwhelmed by the quantity of runs
which Brooklyn made OFF Maui in the
second inning, were nevertheless game,
fighting for the lead all the time. By
the time the second game had started
the crowd had increased until it num-
bered nearly 1900. HaddOck was put
in to pitch Tor Brooklyn, but lasted just
one inning. when 10 the great joy of the
crowd Stein relieved him. Meekin,
Washington's star pitcher. essayed to
mow down the Brooklyn batsmen, but
his guns were spiked and he retired
from the field in favor of DurYea, who
did no better. The batting and base
running were very fine. Score OF first
game:
Brooklyn. 20 11O O1O 0-S Is 4
Washington 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1-5 ID 2
Batteries, Kennedy and Kinslow. Esper,
Maui and Farrell; umpire, Mclaughlin;
earned runs, Brooklyn6 Washington =
Second Game
Brooklyn. % 0 5 0 *-14 Is 4
Washingt'n.3 0 1 1 0 0. 40 IL 4
Batteries, Haddock, Stein and Daley,
Meekin, Duryea and Farrell; umpire, Nc
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The Crack Bicyclist Tells OF His
Experience in England.

The Crack Bicyclist Tells OF His
Experience in England.
New YORK, June "a. A. thinner
man, the champion wheelman of
America, arrived on the steamer Paris
today. He said:
IL am disgusted with the treatment l
received in England. The refusal of
the National Cycling union, the ruling
body of England. to give me license to
compete III the championship events
was thoroughly unsportsmenlike. They
gave me provisional license prohibit
ing me from riding certain wheel in
which | am interested. This license
expired June Z. and when they refused
to renew it | decided to come home. l
have bunch of letters and kilograms
from prominent English wheel clubs
offering to run races without the sane
ton of the union if | would stay in
England and compete. This | declined
to do because [ went to England for the
championship. | competed in ten
events, nine scratch and one handicap,
and won all ten. Sanger was in tip-top
shape. l am not surprised he has
broken records. English records are
easy to break. If Ormonde wants to
race me he may have a chance at the
worlds fair meet"
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Wales, Yacht the Wianer.

LONDON, June 24.- The Jubilee re-
gatta of the Mersey Y acht club was
sailed today.over the origin al channel
course, a.distance of sixty-five miles.
Lord Dunraven's Americas cup chal-
ienger, Valkyrie, the weight of which
has been reduced from 149 TO 1890 aud
other changes affected to bring ner with
in the rating necessary for competition
for Americas cup, did not start. IT,
Britannia won the race. Her time was
three hours and 1ifty-eight minutes.
The Satanita was second in four hours
and twenty-five minutes. IN
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

Laughlin; earned runs. Brooklyn s. Wash
ington T.
BosToN, June 24-Boston wound up
its home series by taking one from
Baltimore this afternoon. Staley was
inylncibe in every inning but one the
fifth. Hawke gave seven men bases on
balls, but with men on bases he proved
to be effective. Both teams played with
great deal of snap. Attendance. H.
500. Score:
Baltimore BATTING ia'...S 20 Q Q Q . Q Q . % Z :
Batteries. Staley and Merritt, Hawke and
Robinson; umpire Hurst earned runs Bos-
ton l, Baltimore 2.
A FINE EXHIBITION.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Cincinnati and
Chicago played beautiful game this
afternoon. Chamberlain pitched effect
I've ball, and was given faultlesS fielding
support. Latham and Smith made
brilliant stops. and a double play by
Lange was the feature. Attendance,
2,640. Score:
r. Il. E.
Cincinnati 20 0 0 0 1 O. 8 0
Chicago 30 0 1 1 1-3' 8 2
Batteries, Chamberlain and Murphy, Par
rott and Schrieyer; earned runs. Cincinnati
/; umpire, Seward.
CAME IN THE NINTH.
ST. LOUIS. June 24.-Today's game
was well contested until the eighth in
ninn, When Louisville scored two runs,
The Browns tied the score in their half
of the same inning, but Louisville
came in again at the ninth and won
with three runs to spare. uawley's
wildness had much to do with the
Browns defeat. Young Bannon ap-
peared with the Browns for the first
time in this city, and made good im-
preston. His pair of three-baggers
scored the only runs st. Louis made.
Score:
ST. Louis. 20 0 1 0 0 1 o. S 3
Louisville. 10 0 0 0 0 2 3-5 3
Batteries. Hawley and Gunson; Hemming
and Weaver; umpire. Gdffney; earned runs.
ST. Louis l. Louisville 2.
CLEVELAND BATTED TIMELY.
CLEVELAND, o., June 24.-Snperior
batting when hits were needed won the
game for Cleveland today. although
Pittsburg. batted finely. Cuppy's pitch
ing was the main stumbling block in
the way of the Pirates. Childs and
OConnor pounded the ball hard, and
almost invariably when there were men
on bases. The fielding of Cleveland
was perfect, barring low throw by
McKeon. Ceveland's victory today
gives them seven victories out of the
nine games played with Pittsburg.
Weather. warm and clear. Attendance,
1876. Score:
r. H. L.
Cleveland. q Of 2 90 Q o % Is /
Pittsburg g o o 0-5
Batteries, Cuppy and thinner, Ehret and
Miller; umpire, McQuaid; earned runs
Cleveland 3, Pittsburg2.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
LANDED THE TROPHY
Twin City Whist Players Defeat
the Chicago Club.

CHICAGO. June 24.-The Hamilton
whist trophy, for which the clubs attthe
third congress Of the American whist
league have been fighting since Tues
day, was won by the Twin City
players from the Chicago club by four
tricks. The old-fashioned Hall clock
put up by the American League was
won by the Capital Bicycle club, of
Washington. this morning. In the free.
for-all contest at progression duplicate
last evening, twenty-five tables partici-
pated. John 81. Briggs. Of Minneapolis,
and c. L. Bum, of st. Paul, played
the north and south hands, and made 9
points above the average, the highest
scores made with those hands, and four
points more than made by any other
pair. Cavendish and Trist played the
same hands and made eleven points less
than Briggs and Bum, against the same
players. The business OF the congress
is nearly over. The officers of last year
were reelected. The next congress
will be held at Philadelphia. Very few
changes were made IN the laws of whist
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
"Broadwater Hotel and Hot
Springs"

A new and modern summer hotel, run
in first-class style, accommodations for
800 guests; natural hot water. elegant
private. needle and shower baths,
plunge bath or natatorium 300 feet long
by 80 feet wide with eighty retiring
rooms: park of 30 acres with artificial
lake; situated on the side of the Rocky
Mountains 4, 200 feet above sea level,
average mean summer temperat ure 10
degrees; fine trout fishing.
This resort is on the main line of the
Northern Pacific railroad, three miles
from Helena, Montana's capital, which
city,is conveniently reached by electric
and motor lines; only 4 few hours ride
from Yellowstone Park. thirty-eight
hours from st. Paul and Minneapolis
and tifty-tiiree nonrs from Chicago.
Railroad and hotel rates very reasonable.
For illustrated folder OF Hotel Bread
water. address 152 East lnird street.
st. Paul: ~ Nicollet Hoase Block, Min
UeanOiiS
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

The Northern Pacific Railroad will
place on sale ut It's principal ticket of
ices on July Is. three-shousapd-m mile
ticker. which will be sold at tie rate of
two ard hal: cents per mile. This
ticket will be good or main line and
branches OF Northern Pacific Railroad
in all states between its eastern and
western terminals; also OH the Wash-
,ngton & Columbia River Railroad,
Seattle, Lake Shore x Eastern and It's
Puget Sound steamship line.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
PROGRESS Of the Cowboys,

DUBUQUE, To-, June 2I.-Berry, the
leader of the cowboys, left Manchester,
forty-seven miles west of here, at Up.
IN. for Earlville, twelve miles from here,
passing that place at 9:45 p. M, and
inay reach Dyersville, Dubuque county,
TWO miles west, tonight, he gained sew
eii;een miles today on his nearest 0p-
ponert. Stephens and Gillespie left
winthrop. They will spend Sunday
night in Dubuque.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

delphia were tied for first place. and
this morning tie is still OIL, but Boston
has taken the place or Brooklyn along
side the Quakers. Cleveland is again
moving upward, and is now fourth IN
the list. The club is at home for long
series of games. and is pretty likely to
get into first position again before leav-
ing for its next Eastern trip. Plttsburg,
too, stands fair show of bettering its
position. Baltimore, New York and
Washington are on the dividing line
between the two divisions. Four Of the
six Western clubs are at the rear
in the race. They have all oppor-
tunity TO improve their position some
what in the next few weeks, but their
playing has been so steadily erratic that
very little can reasonably be expected
OF them. One of the curioslties of the
week is the fact that there are three sets
of ties among the twelve clubs. The
standing of the clubs is appended:
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
GOOD CLOTHING
FOR MEMS WEAR

Tuesday morning we will display-in our large
corner Window line of Mems Tailor Made Sack
and Cutaway Suits. made from the most fashion
able foreign and domestic fabrics. Not the
ordinary ready made kind, but Good Clothing
from the very best makers in America.
Finest Blue and Black Serges genuine Scotch
and English Homespuns for vacation, at the Fair,
Mountains, Lake or Sea Shore; perfect Clays, I'm
finished Worsteds, Vcunas and Cassimeres for
business sem-dress Second floor. Take
elevator.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

New YORK, June 24.-The World is
authority for the statement that James
Gordon Bennett IS to have the largest
yacht ahoat. She is to be constructed
at Cramps yards, Philadelphia, the
york to be completed in two years or
less. Mr.. Bennett's yacht will be 24O
feet long, and she is to have quadrupIe
expansion engines that are to drive her
twenty-three knots an hour. She will
be build by American labor, of Amer
ican material, and she will be paid for
with American money. The new yachts
equipment will be of the best, aid much
of it will be original in design.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Free Chair Cars 20 Tracy.

The sleeping car service on The
Northwestern Line" between ST. Paul
and Tracy, has been discontinued, and
instead. hereafter. Free Reclining Chair
Cars will leave St. Paul for Tracy every
night except Saturday. at 7:55. and will
leave Tracy for st. Paul every night
except Sunday, at l0:15 O'clock.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
stansbury's Counter Proposition.

TORONTO, June 24.-Champion Oars
man Stansbury has declined to accept
Gaudaur's challenge to row three miles
with turn for the championship of the
world. He offers to row Gaudaur three
miles with turn for the championship
0 f America or will row him three miles
straight away for the championship of
the world, each of them for $1,000.
Stansbury claims that the chamdionship
of America has always been with a
turn. and the worlds championship
over a straight-away course, and re-
fused 10 change these conditions.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
his superhous flesh has been disSipated.
and he looks the perfect gladiator.

his superfous flesh has been disSipated.
and he looks the perfect gladiator.
.t+-
1t Is more than probable that the
world-renowned Nonpareil, Jack sDemp-
sey, will be witness of the contest.
He has written to Manager Barnes his
intentionsto be present. If he arrives
he will put on the mks with John
Barnes and lively and scientific set-t0
will be seen. Dempsey NAV be secured
for series of exhibitions. affor
the edifieatiOn of the Phoenix club.
John Barnes is trying to ar
range to that effect and Dempsey has
already signified his willingness. He
says tha. he will spar Barnes each
night, and that then he will endeavor to
wish to test his proficiency in the manly
art, and this for a purse. In other
words, Dempsey Is willing to present
any man of the weight designated with
a handsome sum if he does not w in for
points in stated number Of rounds. oy
+t+ d; no
Jack Hall is new aspirant for glory
in the squared circle that has recently
arrived in st. Paul from Australia.
Australians seem to have an inherent
penchant for glove work. There are so
many of them, and they are of class
that seem to defeat the clever boxers
from all the other climes with ridicu-
lous ease. Jack Hall is the newest, and
he comes we'll recommended. He came
to this country with Jim Burge, "fhe
Iron Man," as he is designated, and he
is now candidate for matches before
the Phoenix Athletic club. Manager
Barnes is looking for some one in his
class to meet him.
+t+-
The Phoenix club is having four large
electric fans placed in the arena for the
event of Thursday evening. This will
make the room cool and comfortable.
Special arrangements have been made
to accommodate the large crowd that is
certain to be attracted by the event, for
it is to be the greatest in the history of
the club thus far. Owing to the fact
that crowds are coming by special
trains from Duluth, Superior, Mime
apolis, Saltwater. st. Cloud, North1ield
and other points the management an
nounceS that the contesG will begin at
9 O'Clock sharp. This will give the Wis
itors from distance ample opportunity
to return home the night OF the enter
tainment.
Two match games of hand ball will be
played at the court at $40 st. Peter
street at 2 o'clock this aSternOoI. The
first Will be between
William Hurley, E. Erwin.
William Morrissey, d. Sullivan,
John More. Hugh McFadden.
the second game Will be between
Joseph Duncan, NJ MoYlan
Arthur Burke, John Burke,
M. j. Harrington, Joseph Fitzgerald.
Following are the scores for the bowl
ing games played in practice series by
clubs at AmOrt'S alleyS the past week:
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
New h-a5eDts

Special TO the Globe.
WAsHHaToN. Jube 94.-The follow
ing minnesota inventors received pat
enis this week, as reported by James T.
Williamson, Patent Attorney, 9a9-933
Guaranty Loan B;;AGlng, hiinaeapalis;
Az Pioneer Press Bni.dB:g, St. Paul,
AID aSl j street. Tashiuaten: |. j.
EDGE, Minneapolis, flJ tray; William j.
Gessar:, ST. Idnl, 0:I>.ork for self
feaihe:Ias oars; ii. Z, Juergens. Min
ncapolis egg-bca.er; A. d. NofGstroIn,
Suate, thermometer; :. II. Schroeder.
n.:sh C,;y, bed clothes clamp.
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SCROFULOUS SORES
lady Badly AFFLICTED Three Years
Tries Nany Doctors Here and in
England without Benefit.
Cured hY Sluficur.a

Ny wife having suffered from Scrofula
sores on the back for three years, and at
she tried all the doctors | could get, and also
went 10 England to try and be cured there.
and all of them failed, and told her they
could do nothing for her; and having tried
all kinds of remedies, / at last tried one box
of your CUTIeURA REMEDIES. and to-day she
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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
ENTERPRISE.
Yachting Cans

Made of fine French flannel ina six
different colors, lawn tennis stripes.
satin-lined and silk-stitched. Regular
81 caps for only SOC.
At the plymouth" Seventh street
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Yachting Shoes.

Leather-trimmed canvas, with rubber
soIes; colors, white, tan and brown; sl.50.
Russian Calf Yachting Shoes, high or
low cut. heavy rubber soles. S3 and $3.50.
At the "PlymOuth," Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Cup Defender Launched.

Boston, June 24.-The Paine cup de-
fender, Jubilee, was launched this
morning in East Boston in the presence
of fully 5000 people. who cheefed the
beautiful white craft as it slipped from
the ways. Her mast was st epped today
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
no Chicaro.

$500 one way. $500 round trip, via
| Chicago Great Western Railway. City
ticket Office, S64 Robert street, corner
| Fifth,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Fourth of July CELEBRATION.

The Minneapolis & st. Louis railway
willsell excursion tickets to all points
within 200 miles at one and one-third
fare, July 8 and 4, good to return July 5.
A rare chance to visit Your friends.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
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/ ROUSERS AT HALF-pRICE.

This week we're continuing those two great sales
of Mems Trousers. Sold hundreds of pairs last
week. They regular IS, Sc, 81 and So Trou-
sers for $3.50, and S., 81 and So. so Trousers
for $780, Mostly odd pairs and small lots,
but they're grand values.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

Dick Moore is really in better condi-
ton today than lie has been for any
Of his past encounters, and he has de
fcated,upwards Of fifty good pugilists,
although he is merely youth now. He
has trained faithfully and censcien-
tiously, and his friends feel gratified
at this, for it is a notorious fact that he
Is not ordinarily good trainer. He
Las too much confidence in his natural
rrowess, and when he feels strong be is
generally content to suspend fnrtEar
preparatory work. He mas trained at
Bass lake, and the major part of his
exercise has been IL the open ar. The
result is nc is Blown rs berry. Al
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Conyonient fer Travellers.

Any Is Shoe III the house, $685., at
Logering's.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
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Light Derby Spring Hats
In small, medium and large shapes.
Lined or unlined. 50 and So quality for 81.
AT the plymouth" Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Russia Calf shoes
ZIMMERMAN BACK.

In all styles, So. At the plymouth,
Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Prices Are: s28, S25, s22, $50 and sIS.

On our first floor you get the choice of about 500
regular sI8, SIC and SIS Suits for $1,000. Some
special values at $780,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
To Be Built by Bennett.

Bargain in Children's Shoes at Lover
iDg's sale.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
ENTHUSED the FANS.
Philadelphia Beats New York
Before Over 1900
People.
Brooklyn Takes Two Games
From the Washington
Aggregation.
Boston, by Defeating Balti-
more, Still Tied for First
Place.
Cleveland, Cincinnati and
Louisville Find Victory in
the East.

T II yester-
days games
the National
league clubs
closed tn e ir
play in the
East until late
in July. For
the next three
weeks the con-
test for the
pennant will
be waged in
the W est. At
the end of last
week Brook
lyn and Phila-
, 1893-07-14
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