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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

The Senators and Xavier teams played the second
game OF their series At tho Long Island grounds yester.
s Sharply yV oSnt essSSa p'1 Tiern. ye aisi Ri TSssnfS ih hina sM' WITH Tas
the stick. making two doubles and single. He also
inning. Capt; Moorehead covered a vast amount q
ssie,.Ss! e n h.s e esssae @er 9 lo aS. e. spplsSdsd anu FOR a4 the
Xayisrs' Rourke carried on the nelding honors.
Tho xaviers made two runs In the opening inning on
hits by keenan,, Ellis, and Schultz and billions muf Of
Malone were sent to nrst on called balls, while W.
Malone was hit by q pitched ball. Haydon's sacrifice
second inning. Bowes and Dillon were hit by pitched
balis Barry hit safely. and Reilly was sent to flrst on
called balls. Hickman and MooreheRd followed with
singles. In the seventh inning Eilis's error. two sacri.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
Cyclers on an Outing.

A large number Of bicyclists enjoyed their nrst out.
ing OF the season yesterday. The weather and roads
were favorable for good riding. The Harlem Wheel.
men rode to yonksrs and over o dozen member en-
joyed the trip. The riders OF the Riverside whesimen
crossed over to Brooklyn and visited consy Island.
Parties of members Of the. Manhattan and New York
Gonsy Island .es the %o6jectiys point ot most o. the
and some Kings Comfy and Long Island wheeimen
went down 20 tue island In the forenoon. The
:" FaRots" OF the brooklyn Club rode TO 6tillwelrs at
Bath Besch. while a half q dozen members OF the club
The sslec! Few. the club recently orgAniz,d. at
Newark. had . big turnout to POnpton. The Hudson
County Wheelmen had a run to BLOOMFIELD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

wLxxsp ARrx April D.-MannIer Irwin has signed tho
following playcrsfor the Wilkesbarra Cub w. Z. Nc.
Laughitn, pitcher George Lochance, catcher; N. her.
gin. catcher, aud George Sthltz. lelder. Tim Shenck or
last years LouIsyiile Club. Mike S~lattery. and Leighton
arc being negotiated for.
Manager Chapman Of the Buffalo Club has engaged
Third BasemaI Edwnrd Daley. Eho did such fine work
played forty.thres gxmes for Plainfeld. and led the
New Jersey League 10 fielding, and had a batting aver.
sEe OF over 300 After he left Plainheld. he Joined Jim
~nccormaek's Paterson club. and played in over twenty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
waibredt's Throat AMsetea.

BosToS. April o.-Yesterday walbrodt gave
his first exhibition at simultaneous play at
the chess club here. A picked team OF Bfteen
Of the strongest local players faced the visitor.
who played with astonishing rgpidity. Only
two OF ne Bostoaians; Sargent and Stone:
player. Sanford drew his game. while the re-
naming twelve lost.
After the performance Waldrodt- called In q
physician to examine his throat. He has suf-
fered Intense pain during the past two days,
into tonsilitis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

y Nichols said to a Sur reporter yesterdays: e! have
Just completed designs and plans Tor a second.ciass
model yacht 45.6 INCHES by la5 inches beam, 6 inches
drauRht Of body. aud II inches. drnuRht with inns. for
ne sn sss.on takes piac. on May 80: The rhi!adeiphia
y. y. q trophy. and Intends 70 bailda yacht especially
to compete for tho same. II such o challenge 10 re-
K open to any other GLIB. PROVIDED challenges sIs sent
Park place. Brooklyn. Only one yacht can represent a
club and its yacht shall not be less than IS inches, OF
will DO allowed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

The others OF the w. J. splere string werf ou'
~, ,S%s: s:s A e ; S sss +: : y " u !. ,ss I Z s s Ss;. y s.PI.
The I'm ported two-year-olds Of the string had
s sssr fs., Sr %i'SSn I. VIZ. l'; Tbs shs s HSpniqF f bsfg
S fsslss qi sesss! 3 regular ss "a !, .i. enc sss = q shs n srssf.
% ns;ai AZ sili isa;ast vac e. !. III he s.sst ' .%s:sssasy:
s i sS. g. g Being iis sa ss saS fsslss. 1Hs' q ~ ssI fI Sis
p ppsvs S0s aid SaRof s. . p nIe. si veil hs Sa sssf isDs III;
nfsss was S?i sSiss :cwISy: ais isSs :hS XXI :a :;
he Rhie'i ,wo eassieSI s Il. dfdeSa 4 DAYS ssrips
IRE STs,s the N M!P PSns,a 1Hl,y Sslt ' Rn,a T,e'ls Ts.s
n mSye SG.n M xslr s MSn.s SS% Rss spread sna esnsis.
t eseeiRls; after ter T Sis % aia ! Z the s% good aH IIttie I BRAN.
baletta. His ankles arc good. and he appears
snip Dosevsn had out the Raneecss.lo lot Of
eEerfs sister. &c. Nell. ply AID 3 strong GslIon
rr FISa T aoodI It,0fSS su afssaf Bia Is n,' S &sdlSp 1 sns
swsaters, and are gradually getting down 70
g, fo!ses,s Arab; sst'w R;,p s and P Pa s sI;;:.
S S.5mn. p n Tor%'erkk d Ps,y vsnt !. sn sny kki inS
ofs pace, judging from The WORK heisIe.
ceiyfnei .Parvenu Ia, being prspsred for the
and q furiong. suits him better than does the
mile and aaarter ofth BrookiyD. =, 49,
rial a.fg5 Ss h 4 : s.f SI Fsrs.s sI' iIls sn'a 3 "a IL 1sssi
work with Lady Richmond.
Handlcap talk nt Morris park y iighe sFeln.
Srs tAsinf moIo an.sISS.. t M Rrcoh9xn Handio
TWO ana tnroo-yeet-oldA Vkiy1n o4u.-
cap candidates theEe are Dfs9l9. Oqssios' hey
del. Roy. Parvenu.. Pessare. malor Domos ana
lii % "a the post' aocording 10 the opinions
inorS
sSHLobsou euIvns -~ Al. p.ooklvr
zIne most SNOWY Oeam TOwn DtvonAyn
Boulevard. yesterday was Jimmy hoWes span
Of milk-white mules. imported from Spein Q
Of II. 300 for them. They are oxceedingly
n rn1nna. 9 ~ Sour with one tkS siiahfest troTbIH
Tho following 10 the programme for 0utten-
burg to-day:
VI. 49,. pr,s. ann - vb,ob eso IN .aeoca and
y hhtt ~ w. SSs. - 4 ~ sc,j ~ snctfon. so.r
~ sI..nIs.' u 'Innsi tFooi III, frre1nisr ioS..
Hven, s,Sssn VIZ. ~; 80 =. ma. uoans;ons 9nI. MiSsss'
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Capt. HaH Has Rccu Look Ing Over the
Yachts at Bristol,

IsIIr. April 0.-Capt. Hat was away last week. and It
now turns out that he was down to Bristol. where he
had Q look At the Herreshof boats. He looks for . fast
boat IN the one hs is going to sail for the Rogers syndi.
ssn.reboards howsver. Capt, Han says that the mn
boats are . dangerous type, aud lrs spreto be fast. Z
Since raging In thS 2ffootst yIeai III las a great
opinion Of the possible speed Of the S5-foos GH boat.
An he would say about The dual result was. uS
the pest I can"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
Fleet or tn. Anericnu Mode, c,us.

Tho outlook for the American Model Yacht Club.
whose place Of sailing 10 the Reservoir Lake at Pros.
pect Park. 10 very encouraging. A largo number Of
new yachts are ready to be launched. Among them is
Mr. Pfeiner's 53.inch I'm boat, which hc will ATTEMPT to
.ail without any ~desdwood Aft and with a balance rud.
der. MI. Fisher has completed his 13-iuch boat. and
has considerable connd ence in her. lie also has q new
aOineh boat which ne thinks will ontsail any other 40
the club NJ. Smith has a now boat for the third class.
Rogers OF Greenpotnt has Q second. class boat ready,
The following are the boats which viii In all probabii.
tIsy be In cotnmission this season as members OF tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
THEY LIKE THE OLD IRISH CAME
A Large Turnout or Experts Mt New York
and Brooklyp.

The exhibitions. as q rule. on "club day. at the
Brooklyn Handball Clubs court were nnsly contested
and o crowded gallery looked on with sdmiration. The
principal attraction Of the day was . four.handsd
match between Phil Casey and James Dunno. Jr.
and James Dunno, sr., and DR.. Phil Smith. It was
. mastery played game. in which the champion was
win; Several OF the players Mailing from Tho
in a number Of games but not With very much SUCCESS.
however. That clever pair Pete Connolly and Denny
the landslids IN which mickey Lennon and Andy Oh!
two game Gnelics. John O'Brien and Mike o'Donneil
ran up against . snag In John walker and Thomas Gal.
llgsn: ths latter TTttnning three strsigh, games After .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
what FItz wan DO with Grssxa,us.

Bob f~itzsimmons will spar at Philadelphia this week
Speaking Of AlscE GrsSEalns. File Gays; ne knows he
has no chance to defeat me. ~ ! have boxed with him
score. b, ,i@s, and hs s9aidn'. hit me is . yssr. or
Tang easier, Their, must be something AZ The back 81
his challenge. but Til meet him. alyhov, II he Viii put
where"
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Citias
IsnNaiis
Two or w~esIeyan's Athletes Address Chris.
tlnnS.

Tho pariors OF the Harlem branch OF the Y. n. O. III
West i25th street. were well nilsd yesterday afternoon
when two noted college athletes addressed the uptown
Christians on religious subjscts- The speakers wsre W.
u Newton W..;sy.n,. fSoiesii guard spa = g. Frost
marks were snappy. and h. intsrfersnes With tbs
prosreAs Of AIN was well timed. frost sons In RELIGIONS
arsslization q the defeat which thsy may snsisi rt
ted Win what the muscular Christians bad 70 say.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

Now that the McBride-Plimme contest Is OF. so far
as the New Jersey Amusement Company 10 concerned.
The question arises whether the Consy Island club viii
suS reporter saw the matchmaker OF the Coney Island
Cub oil Saturday night. ana the latter was asked IL the
club intended Offering n purse for PiiInmer and Nc
Bride 10 night Tor. uo replied that the club g0uld not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
Private Carnochun Wins the Shorpshooters'
Match.

The sharpshoosors' Match was decided on Saturday
n,aht at the Seventh Regiments range. II was won by
FTivAte @ NJ. carnochan OF Company X. with a score
otoI. The conditions were seven shots standing and
S nsren prone at The 200 and COO yard ranges; entries
unlimited; the frst score only to count. The score;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

Earned runs-Senators, 2: Xnviers. /. First base by
eIrors-ssnators Ii xsyiersL Left on basesnsenn-
&: on Reilly. g. Struck out-By Murphy. :: by Reilly.
8 ~, TTo,Dsss h!tsnIiernsy tz} ELS: sae5ia LACE hits. hits.
Doves. lourke Hit by ~pitcher-Bowes. Dillon. ".
Malone. Wild p~itch-Murphy. Passed balls-Kennedy
tl umpire-Frank Gold. ~Tine-1:5s.
CINCINNATI ~: 81. LOUIS. &
CINCINNATI. April e.-Under sullen skies that threat.
ened rain every momuut, over 5000 crnnks turned out
ma whoSrsd over the triumph &c tho Cincinnati CLUB
fhs:r heiding was ali Hight. II Gieason were TO 10
r. pitcher back did not pG: % ntm any TOO much good;
every time he came TO tho bat. Henry played q great
game He threw Quinn ont on . seemingly safe drive
Into right neld. and made catches and throw.ins that
win probably insure him q place on the regular team.
The score; f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

brooklyn Has DIspensed with u Pitchers
Services.

Dave Foutz Is trying to arrange another game with
the Princeton team. On Wednesday tho B~rookIyns
will moet the Columbia College boys again. Saturday
afternoon will lie turned over to the Polytechnic Inst.
tuto team. TN April II and ~ the BrookIyns will plny
the Troy Club.
Yolis' has allowed Pitcher Jones 20, go back to the
that Lovett has signed. Brooklyn has q strong trio Of
pitchers,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
The Field. in commenting on the above
editoriRlly. SAYS:

We publish an interesting letter from Liout. HEM on
international yacht racing. with regard to his state
against Navahoe for the Cape May and Brenton Reef
Cups. and not leave their defence to Wendur and Gen.
estn respectively, II was announced months ago in tho
d,,,d that step: had already been taken to getthe cup;
q tho new British craft; With regard to tho
sss. e q .SI,'ya doe. day; win .f' sssri s' vi sni 'Ss
this is al sntire mistake under existing eondifions
, snSal@ I'll, haS SsHs to " Is 81: :s srsi o ;ss ne Isst c. ;ss'S n, ~. ,Si
Brenton Reef courses in America; and 1t Is the knowl.
edge OF this fact which led the owners OF the new
boats to take early measures for getting the cup. out
one moment DO supposed that either OF tt.se yachts
could successfully hold the cups against Nnvahoe. II
the cups once get back to the New York Yacht Club We
aud We ought to tFy to keep them hers as long as pos:
The second clause in the conditions attached to the
Brenton Reef cup Rms ss lollows: " In the even, Of the
yacht. the owner thereof will DO liable during the sea
son Of the year ensuing for an ocean race over n course
from the Needles TO and around q stake boat oil The
hfthl 10 inserted In the Cape May Cup conditions. Its
clear from this clause that . foreign yacht meansa
yacht which does. not belong TO a citizen of tbs
s Sssaed front slA's &. O. sopa aMsrasA' that the Is a cups ' Ssians
to the New York Yacht Club. and further. that
II they are won by . yacht of American nationality
ssp MEonid have 10 en 10 DO s. sailed du over pt The oris ! courses a0n ,s
TO Brenton Reef and Cape May from Sandy Hook. New
YORK. Thus II the Navahoe wins the cups. she will Ger.
tainly be liable 70 n challenge at the expiration Of one
month or thirty days: but the matches would have %
be sailed In American waters. ms no provision Is made
In the conditions for the cup to remain in a foreign
country until, the end Of the season IL won by an
the third Thursday in June until the third Thursday IL
October, four months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

Roash-..d.tunbie Football Al wooa.,s..

FootbAH At Woodside.
The Jnnisfsil Football Club had little trouble In de.
feAting the Ceities at Woodsids yesterday afternoon.
Tho Celtics seemed to have forgotten how 10 kick and
dribble. and It was only by a luoky chance Mat they
scored at all The game was . rough. snd,tumbls one.
neither team doing much in the way Of scientific play,
The ~InnisfAis had the advantage all through tho strug-
gle. The mai score was; IunisfAils.- 2 goals 7 points:
Celtics 1 point The teams were a. follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

The members OF tho Manhattan Haudball Club pre-.
scented n strong front on &c club day" and tho hand
some and coinfortable playing ground was crowded
throughout the dry. Among the visitors was Johu
Lawlor. ex.champion of ireland. The Rrsat expert
gave a sample of hts wonderful powersb by playing Tom
then met the strong lad from Galway; Larry Ford, the
latter receiving ten aces o Rame ms n handicap. Law
Tor beat Lyman. but Ford won n signal victory over his
Dowerful rivnl Soma of tho most intereatinV Ramee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
BAY VIEW T0URsANEsr.

Tho team ays5.ges for the comPls.e series we're: A..
esa 1.,6: 9f,ssts!s 1a7:: phOsni!; ~ Ravens:
s SsSs Il ai !; Hi HisShe ssi isai siaa.i e assfsila s.l HSFi2L ses.
mi Ssss 15S. Il: LII; os Mtfus s1IS!a jaasa1,scs sch: n. ~:
Bierman. 1875: Prince. iss; UBusSmsn. i57 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

Earned runs-Cincinnati 10: ST. Louis. ?. Two.base
hits-Latham. Caravan. Smith. Jones Quinn. Brodie.
Smith and Holiday; Double P.lnys-Henry and Cana.
van. Smith and ComiykeY. Stolen ~baseE-Lntham. /.
struck out-By Jones !. frs, base on balls-On Jones,
2; on Gleason. 2. Passed batis-Peitz, 2. Umpire
Hogx!ns, Time -l:<6.
GEORGETOWN. 8; UNIVERSITY or vEnYos7. 8
WAsHizGInN. Aprii0-Teams representing GEORGETOWN
College and this University OF Vermont played at Capi.
toll Park yesterday afternoon. the result being a draw
battle. The score:
University OF vermont. % 9 o o 4 3 o o-s
Base hits-Georgstown @; University of Vermont. 10.
Errors-Georaetown. Z: University OF Vermont. !. Bat
Sullivan; Cooke. Stewart and Kinsella.
Princeton. o; NAVAL CADETS. 5.
ANHAfoLis, April p-Princeton University bows Dr.
feated the Naval Cadets In the bnseoal game yester.
day by q score OF 0 to /. princston scored i've OF the
sig runs In the nrst inning. and tho sixth run In iLe
NTH inning. The "nidd,es" made their four runs In
the ninth inning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
baseball Games To-day.
Baseball Notes.

Bridgeport Va Boston. at Bridgeport.
University OF Pennsylvania VS., Harvard. at PhIla
delphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10

The eighteenth series OF games In tho Uncl0 Eam
individual tournament resulted As follows:
FIRST sKRIKs.
First game-Ritz. 16l: Birkstt. 1%6. Second game
Ritz, 122: Birkett, l3a Third eame-attx, 1876: Birkett,
SECOND syRixa
First %game-RitE,. 1877; wannemscher. 1859. Second
game-Ritz, los; W~annemacher. 400
THIRD sKRlxs
ond galne-wannemacher. 1853: LAngiiL 18l. Third
Gnme-Wannemacher. 1853; Langil. l40.
At tho Madison avenue branch alleys on Friday night
the home i've defeated the Harlem branch team in two
games. The scores:
,v MSd ,sa, 4 Inasv tx. leS: psnits; lSs; For
i22: st5obsl 1859, oEagleson. isI;
Church. lao; Newkirk. 128. Total. 0T0.
SECOND GAME
Madison Ayenue-Lowndes. III; Denike. 142; For
'y uarI iIS: Z; mu'e Iis Ho1 s, =, au'sy t4si TSs .aa 7e IL.
Church. l3v: Eewkirk. 1<a Total, T3I.
ment OF Brooklyn on Saturday night. fhe scoresi
w HR.Sn f.5; sso4s. III IT, r pfsit 9sa Us; s0rea'0n. 49,
Union Vs-Blosfeld. 1872; 81. SPAIN, 1913: E SPAIN.
1iI; schasfer. IN; O. SPAIN. Id Total. 13s. ~
SECOND GAM.
Union Vs.-Blosfeld. 1870: N. SPAIN. ITO; @. SPAIN,
13p; Z SPAIN, 201: ~Schaefer. 49, Total. 300.
Bay View No. 1-Mullenaux. i+e; Van Pslt. 100: O.
Koch. aS0: G9snsi. l3S; y. Koch: l52 Total. ;52. >
w Ie,Sh iso; .sSo.s.. iii, ST. Tt o.si. 3od i.o' S0'sn''n' ''s'
Ko Sas itss G lei sL ~; ". Koch III ias SAa ao ssi. ed TO- C.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-01-18

", ~ gaveraat Inc ~. T. M k1yI
napjeti bylo aeisYAat afnal potuli.
~ svA paselstyt tskt ,6to tasti
po'laaeost sntmovay postal 60
toto piaems nsbyl tin guvsfatfav
jos,t senAtem sehyklen. avsak po
tsrdilo - eo ytte ame udali
sHss psra1sa.
Cleveland mpsi nynt usnsti. H.
atiail ehjba, Adyl ehtti new
yorsAt demokraty pGioatit, sby
jmenovali do apolk6Vthp ssnAta
toho, k,sfthoi on ebttl Tammany
walk mtls Iii svtho kandidAn q
Ilill necbtti apastit nd toho. jeni
byl vyvoleaeem Ieho, ,otii Edward
Murphy IT,, I'LL bo ohttl mtt '
senate a vhle Ieho New Yorka
patrnt vice platt, ueili Cleyelando.
Va, nebor demokfatlekon sAkono.
dArnou tamsF Iednohlaant yYvolen
hyl Murphy, jako by na dhkaz, ~
iiyol pFixfivf IIilIoyi pFantm,
,Feha kvolen6ho presidenta straby
vyhovsti nemust, kdyi neohcc.
lIill AMI Murphy nelson nitfm Gle
velandovi posInoYAni budou vi
oysem d6lati M dale co Jim libo.
sasteleni Altgeldevo.
We Springtieldu odbyIo sc dne
10. /. m. nsstolenf guy. Altgelda
sphsobem slavnostnfm, yelkA sfla
demokrath 20 statn Illinois se
dostavila. M6sto bylo slavnostn6
vyzdobeno a kapitol rovnez tax.
Pfedseda crafts pfedstavil po Q. h.
odpoledne noyeho guy. Altgelda
shromazd6nf ten je IA ohlusujfcf-
ho potlesku volanf slavy oslovil.
PAX promluvil byvaly guverner
Fifer take slova jeho nadsenfm
byla pfijata, bylte poukazal pfesn6
ma cinnost repnblikanh v dob6 mi
mule ma ispachh prace jejich.
Sloga jcho byla vfele pfijata,
nacez shromazd6nf sc rozeslo a
snem zahajil op6t cinnost svou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-01-18
MOVE zpRAW DoMlCI.
PoLrTrCKf


Uterni raaedAni kongresu bylo
tim poxoruhodutisim, he jednalo
sc doda,ek X astavt siee ibh,a
nasedani kongresu po6inala noy}m
rokem a PRESIDENT ably uastupoysli
80. dubnem. Nhyrh ten neprosel,
kdezto pfedloha, ably draha Nor.
folk & Western smtla prodloniiti
trar dxemim kolumbie byla pfija-
Ia. Touzc dobou v senAtu projed.
nAvaly sc otAzky karantdny, pfists.
hovalectyi antl.option 80 tykajicf.
Ponevadi ale nebylo quorum, kdyz
poslednajsf k hlasovanf Sc pfikro.
clio jest sezenf odro6eno. Slusf po.
dotknouti, &c pfi mimofadnem
rozhovoru statnfho vSboru finan.
cnfho otazce stfibra prohlasil
senator Sherman, lenz pdvodcem
byl pfedlohy, let pro odvolani
xAkona. Vdtsina vybora MIN SOU
hlasf. We stfedu vysetfoval dotyc.
ny vybor pomery jake savladly We
! vlAdnf knihovne ma jejfz sprawl
I stfznosti sc Weldon, dhlezit6 listing
historicke jen nekterym vyvolencam
k yolnemu jsou nahlednutl V
senAtu tehoz dne meli smutek.
John K. Kenna 20 Zap. Virginie
Glen senatn zemfel po dele trvajfci
lemoci. V dome zastupcd nebylo
rovnez niceho zvlastniho take zde
zasedanf bylo po oznamenf smrti
enAtor6 Kenna apfiietf soustrastne
resoluce odroceno. ~ Vybor ma
svetovou vystavu mel navstevu Wy.
kajfcfch kazatela, jiz rozhodne
yyslovili Sc proti tomu, ably svetova
fstava Chicagu byla ne.
4 ,6li otevfena. Coffin, byvaly
eleznicnf komisaf statu Iowa
! yslovil sc pred v5borem, ze prS
rmefi jeho statu clenove organi-
zeleznicnfch zffzench otevfenf
hiove vystavy v nedeli 81 nepfejf.
81 vidno pracuji zpatecnicke ziyly
u parou, ably Amerika pred
- m vzdelanym svetem ucinila Sc
,esnou a zavfela brany vystavy v
, nejhlavnejsf pro sirsf vrstvy
nejvhodnejsf.
yjimaie pfijetf pfedlohy o ma
karantene mnoho sobotu v
..u vykonano nebylo ami jed
.edloha rozpoctova nebyla po-
pfijata. v5bor ma pravidla
odl Sc, ze jiz jest ma case, ably
skute6neho vykonano bylo
yrh shermana, pfedsedy toho-
Sboru oznamil Washburn, BE
i stfedy pozada senat, ably sc
sval pfedloze "anti option" a
:, ably vyffzena byla. Ze Sc tax
- bex odporu velice Sc pochybu.
20 nAsledovati ma po teto yale.
u doposud Sc nevf, ySbor na
dek a pravidla vsak rozhodne
sr stfedy. Ma Sc "a TO, lie bndou
iami ma fad6 n6ktere pfedlohy
PistAtniho zAkona sc tfkajfcf,
,'Afedloha o Nicaragua prdplavu
j resoluce ma odvolanf konp6
a. PETER kansasn hodla
ii pfistfch dnech o obmeze
.residentske lhhty a Morrill, z
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KRoHIKA UDALOSTf.
Proti prohibiei.

Po cele lowe velikou spdsobil
sensaci clanek uvefejneny v Sioux
City Journaln, nGmz dhtklive Sc
zada "a odvolanf zakona prohibicnf.
no We statu. Kongresnfk Perkins,
redaktor listu toho, byl sve DOLBY
ma vyboru ma sepsanf prohlasenf
zasad strany repubIikanske Ce-
dar Rapids. TAX bylo pred rokem
a jak znamo prohlasenf zasad bylo
tehdy We prospech prohibice.
Mimo to list ten stale byl pro
prohibici a take mnohe cinil ito-
ky proti TEN, jiz ma prospech byli
osobniho prava. Prohlasenf Per
kinsovo jest nemale dhlezitosti a
znamena neispfse, BE mfsto prohi-
bicc Eau ime vysf license a rozumn6
vyffzent t6to zalezitosti, jez statu
Iowa byla vtdy ma skodu.
Pan hrabe.
"IIrab6" Koutskych, jenz vedl
administered n6meckeho tydeniku
"Volksfreund" Cincinnati, Ohio
sc pohfesuje. To konecne u tako-
vych pand nebylo by ami divn6ho
mic, kdyby obycejne nenasledovaIo
jest6 n6co jineho. A toto jin6 ! v
tomto pffpadd Sc dostavilo. Pan
hrabe vedl d6ty n6jak podivne a
schazf mu as s25, 900. Hrabatka
nikdy mal5m obnosem sc nespo.
kojf. Pan Hrabe Koutsky necht6l
"a svSmi zastat soudruhy.
Tempereneni agitator dzkych.
ID. w. Wood, byvaly prAvnik v
Sioux City, Ia, pozdeji kazatel a
pravnik Kingsley, la. a do nedav-
ma pravnfk Chicago, byl dine l3.
ledna Sioux City, odsouEen, fe
pod nepravym pfedstfranfm zboEf
ziskal a TO v Gene 81, 700. odsou.
reni jeho spasobilo prayou sensaci,
nebor byl vtdy znam jako veliky
moraIista a pred osmi lety vedl
ialobu proti obchodnikhm lihovi-
nami, jik pfekrocili zakon stAtni a
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Jest6 Sc neshedll.

V nedsli odebr1lo Sc nekolik
"stAtnfkh" Topeka, Kansas domh,
ably Sc po vselik jch tech bojich We
stAtnf snemovns poslanca Eotayili.
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BlaInoyi Sc dafi Iepe.

L6kafi Blaina osetfuifcf, zejme,
ma lekaf rodinnS DR.. Johnston Wy
slovil Sc vcera, te stav nemocneho
jest daleko lepJ, nefli pred tydnem
pffznivS tento obrat avftAn byl
nejen pfately velikeho statnika i
potesenfm, ale v sirsfch krdEich
lidu americkGbo. Nemocnsmu silly
pfibsvA a nad6je, ze snad piece Sc
rozdrayi jsou nyni tim v6tsf jisto.
ton projevovany.