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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13
3tc Gopf.8duberbanoe.

Mustpgee, s. &. 8. Deg. War:
i@aI McNlelter fat cine 8, pelde bon
8. $. Seal, benz &apitdn Der bon
Musfogee abmaribirteu &cmpa9n'e e.
bolten. D,elelbe beio9t, oaB Mea! uni
feline Qeute nit gaB Sud, 3om Neeo'
NiQ Smitb uro bret amoeren Mit9l1e
bern bet @oot 8anbe iinfjebn Metler
tuejlid bon Iul1a, s g., 5ulammers
trafen. in benz %fulsenoen Sample er'
belt Metp 2afoce, elmer Der 9alfsmor:
iddue, einen 5oub il, bic @eite uni
tulr1e t6otli9 pe:wrmoet. @lner bel
@duver tpuroe ebenfal.s uerluunoet. e1t'
flub ieood mil ben ibrigen Bano'teuL
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Der @plbsSrubcI tn alabama

Mpntgomerh Mla., 5. DEG
SIM unterbaufe Der @eieBgebunq
bra9te ber Mbseoronete &nigbt bon
Male cine 8iI Elm, pel&e ben 3ned
Fat, benz &olb'iaen Mumpib Elm @noe
au MAIDEN unb aller @efabr elmer 9opz
pelregierung por3ubeugen. 9ie 8lu
ma9te gu etnem @erbreden, tpelhsa
nit Self traf unb @efdngnibhaft BE-
ftraft tperben ion, fails Scenario ben
Mmtseib leiitet unb bic Sbliegenbeiten
zines Mmtes aus3uiiben 1u4t, obne
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etrabenbabn $ YoNStenf.

@lepelanb, D., 9. 9e5. 91!fs:
superintendent bes Giienbabnpoitoien>
ftes, @at1on, ber BON @aibin9ton bier
e,ngetroHen lit, trift Nnftalten nit oer
bieiisen electriiten @trabenbabn9eieQ=
ldaft fir bic @iniammlun9 unb Nbliez
ferun9 Der Bofiadeu. Nn ben elettri
iden Bl8en ber ueri&iebenen 8abner1
Icren Brieftditen an9ebra@t ,peroen, i'm
6.Ie bic @eie1i@aft ben @ori@las Der
@egieruns betreffs bes 9i,nites an
nimrnt. Sic @esierun9 bietet Der &C.
1euI9aft bic ndmli@en Staten, wel4e
ben @tienbabner, be5ahlt tperoen, ram=
lid $42.75 tit jebe 200 @funo per
Meile i'm Sabr.
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AuS EcutrdIamertfa.

g Sole, Gotta Rica, 5. 9e5.
@s beibt, bab Der Prdiioent S9leii as
elm gebeimes Circular an bic iibrigen
Republtten &C.
1@idt babe, in tpeldem ct lie eriu4t,
qeae1 ale a%uspdrtigen Mngrtffe 5uz
{ammenauiteben, etnerlei, bon tpelher
Seite bie5e tommen, bonn Morben ober
@uben. Das Circular ,pirb pente
@inorud MAIDEN, ba es erit&tli& 1T,
bab Gotta @ica muir 8unoesgenofe len
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0talteu uuo Der 3rcibuuo.

Berlin, 5. Dee. 2ebbaft belpro@
den tpirb bier Elm Mrtitel ber R0mt<
1den rSribuna". mel@e in naben Be
aiebungen CUR italientf4en Regierung
fte6t. 9as Blatt f9reibt iiber oas
enelii9 : ruKii@e @inpernebmen, baiz
felbe piirbe ben Dreibunb lberfufig
MAIDEN, unb ii4erli@ tpiirbe Stalien
feinen @runb BADEN, bas gu bebauern.-
@s miirbe banr Trantrei6 uberlafen
bleiben, Elm neues @lei4ge>pi4t Der
europdi5@en Md9te gu etabliren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13
GIeftrifde Qpfomptiber roe

- @lettrif4e 2otomottpen peroen
1i@er einmal ben Dampflotomotiben
ben @ang ablaufen. BIS ieBt ftebt be1
Roftenpuntt nod INNER elmer fol4en
nmge{taltuns bes ELECTROMAGNETIC
Tens i'm Me9. Mber es feblt bo@ ni@t
an @orfpielen berielben. Gins baz
bon 1T bic @erpenbung bon elettriz
i@en 2otomotipen fir bic 8%ef0rberune
bon 8abn=3ugen bur@ ben 8eltzSunz
mel AT Baltimore. Die ba3u
notbtpenbige elettrtf@s Sriebtraft
tpirb in einem @ebGube am Sunnel
er3euat tperben unb 1000 pferbetraft
liefern. Diefelbe tpirb gu glei@er 3ett
bret Bis bier 2otomotipen GUT 6Drbez
rarg 54perer Gra@t3iige bur@ ben
Sunnel in 8emeguns ieben t0nnen
Gin Mobeu FOLDER 2otomotipen par
auf Der Gbicagoer WeltausfteQung gu
1eben. Die bana@ conitruirten Soto
motipen fir bic Baltimore G Sbio
8abn iinb bic eriten bteier Mrt, pel@e
aur pratti{4en 8erpenbung fommen
tperben. Sebe berfelben &piegt 80
Sonne11 unb bat 1900 Pferbetraft unb
tam Tra@t3ii9e IS big 40 unb me6r
W2eiler per @tunbe b%ef0roern. Sc
mad benz @rfolg bte1es @er1u4es, oer
qema9t tptrb, Inn ben &oblen< unb
MaFerbampf bel pafiirun9 bes LAM
gen Sunnels log gu perben, tperben 1id
Bic Musii9ten auf tpeitere @infibrung
bon elettri1@en 2otomotiben 9eftalten.
SIM @t1enbabneei@dft 1T man iebr
9efpannt auf bas @eiultat.
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Urmeuien.

2oubon.s s. Dej. Man erfdhrt aus
3uuerlGHi9er Gue0e, faB bic Mddie
baA 9(bienben elmer tiirtiiden Commit
iion sur llnteriu4uns Der in " meni.n
usri,pten Grenelthaten wahi 'teinlit
nidt iiir ssniissro srad.en lueroeu.
Uue bier ei1sstroffensn Wahrih'rn oebt
berpo,, baB Elm tnerSiides Nerfa1ren
notbmtnbis iein wirb, nm bic Durd
fabruns hes Berliuer BertraS.s 5u ers
tuirfen.
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6tue 8ant iutolpcMt.

Sacoma a, Wuib. 5. Deg. Die
9acoma Matianal 8ant bat f4 banz
terott erfldrt RaKirer Snpber aibt
bic Decentralization Der 8ant auf
unb bic @utbaben auf $512,z
600 an. @Gbrenb Der leBten % Weoz
nate bat bic 8ant $4,000 ausbe~
aahlt. Gs mar bies cine Der 8anten,
ipel9e i'm Sabre 1893 lire @e54dfte
einite1ten unb i'm DECEMBER ,. 5. bic
{elben tpieber aufnabmen.
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Mempbis, 9enn.. A. De5. Wurz
pbree pint tpurbe bon Der beridtigten
Mea9embanbe aus einem Q~interbalte
erf@oEen. Ser Grmorbete bate be
Mitslieber Der Banbe iuees,l sefeB>
tpibrisen S4napsbrennens aur Gn>
aeiee sebra4t. st lebte nod lange
senue. UNI ben eanaen 3ersans bes
g~orfalles er3dblen ou t0nnen. poliz
3iiten fabnben auf bic M6rber unb Is
tpirb tpeiteres 8lutper9ieben befiirh>
tet. pint 1T Der aebnte Mann. ben
bic Banbe in ben lebten bret Sabren
ermorbet bat.
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96tHS Goutfon.

q em2pnbo n, Conn.,, 8. 9e5.
Ser BON Netu Oort na4 3nlifar be-
ft,mmte briti19e Dampfer Dorian
bobrte lit ber Gienlta9 Na4t auf ber
60he bon @eaton's SEED ben breimaitt:
aen Sdooner CLARA 6. Simpicn in
ben @runo. 91ei &er1onen BON ber
Yemannuns oes S@uouers iino ertruas
len; bic @eretteten, namli@ ber &api:
tin unb 5tpei Matroien, lino nit bent
Dorian bier eiusetroHen.
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@dre beiuahe ertruufen.

Ofbtofh2 2. Dea. Beim S@litt>
f4ublaufen auf Mi1ers BAL brah
sSobn 9ids auf benz Gis Elm unb mare
beinabe ertrunten. Man bate bic
sr1bte Mibe ibn aus ben eistalten
Glutben berausauoieben unb ais bies
enbli4 eelunse,1 mar, ba tonnte 9ids
iid nidt n1ebr betpesen unb maj. mubz
te einen Masen bolen unb Jpn nadE
6au1e fabren laRen.
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NabM 3attenSttt

Marinette, 4. De5. Grau w.
RuKel, bic bon Gorb Riper, Mi4igan,
mad Marinette fam, Dor lrngefdbr Ell
ner Wp@e. rabm cine Dofs @attenz
aft in Der lebten Ma4t, ba fie beg
2ebens iiberbriiNis mar. @ie itarb
beute Morsen unter i4rtdliden
@4meraen. IS mar bies btreits Der
3peite @elbitmorbberiu4, ben lie gez
madt bate.
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Gin 9ua perbrannt.

81. pttersbure.5 5. De3. ST.
ma {e9aia Meilen n0rbli4 BON 9am>
boz, in be, saGbe bon Morstansf, gez
rietb Elm entgleifter petroleumoug in
8ranb, unb brei 8abnbeamte perS
brannten, tpdbrenb mebrere anoere.
f4mer perleBt tpurben, unb unter ben
3rimmern ben Sob fanben.
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I'm einem Yrp3eb tpeger1 gebr

- Sn einem proaeb tpegen gebroz
@ener @beoerfpre@ens bat bas Sberz
9ert@t bon so ai1a@ufetts entz
f@teben, baB 9eiratbScontratte n1e
anbere @ei&dftscontratte audi gu be-
banbeln ieien. 9at etne oer betoen
Yarteien Der anberen etpas porgez
i@minbelt, 10 lit bas fir bic Surp cine
@a4e, bic in Dollars unb Gents aus
gebriidt tperben mag.
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in einern etipaisen Rrtss sssen bic Der.
Gtaatsn bon Colombia fu@t unb So
fla Riea Bel ettpaisen 1einbielisteiten
aipi19en Guatemala unb Merito alb
gunbeseenoHe burdaas teine Rclle
fpielen tpurbe.
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9unatttt.G rplofon.

9untington, Sno., Z. De5.
Borgeitern erplooirte cine Auant'tdt
Dpnamit, ,uelde CUR Benubun9 bel benz
Bau bes sroben Nb5ussfanals beltimmt
mar, mobei arpei Meni4en iofort 9et6b:
tet uno me6rere cnoere 2eute l@tper
perlebt tpurben.
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0erIanat cine Bterteluttuton.

Bibbefor>, Wa,ne, 9. Deg
%ua 6oines aus Bibbefuro, bat 9e9eu
Die Ma9laTenidaft bes 8iobeforoer
Miuicndrs, 9utber Brpant, cine &la9e
tint $25o,000 einseleitet. Sic perlanst
ste 3urideritattun9 zines Ble9taitens
nit @e9terunsspapteren i'm @ertbe bon
$25O,OO0, pel9e ibr Brpant Dor ieinem
9obe 9ab, bic lie aber nod benz Tobe
oes Miuionars ben Nadlabperualter
auslietern mIbte.
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@arbe bon bret eiienbabnrdubern Il:
teutet, wel&e eiueu *aNasier.
Bug
9tr 9eras I $aeitietabn. nabe Isrt
@ertb, SCI, ,ura eteben
tra&tea
ulb Sas 3napertonal 3,pamaeu, ibnea
ben eEtreBpaaea IN ~.
men.

Die gbronit ber Gi1enbabnzlleber.
fGqe erbdlt bieraulanbe fat aglid
cine 8erei4erung bur@ reue RGubez
rexn, an benen bas 8emertenstpertbe=
fte bic s~efteiserte Riibnbeit 1T. nit Der
fc in Scene sefebt tperben unb fritz
here l1nfGne Der Mrt in ben S4atten
ftellen. Mi3ts f9eint es gu seben.
,pel9es bic beiperaten @baraftere, be-
rem @pecialitdt ber @ifenbabnraub
bilbet, BON tbrem Worbaben abi@rez
den tonnte, tpie tpobl gar oft bic Musz
beute eines folden @aubzu nternebz
mems mid. i'm Minbeften i'm @erbdltz
nib ftebt gu Der @efabr, ptl4ts bic
Musfubruns beTelben nit fi@ brtngt.
3u1peilen aber bergen bic ibtrfalz
lentn 3iise febr bebeutenbe @elbienz
bunsen ben Grprebsefeuf@uften. unb
auf biefe iinb 3umeift bic 8eraubungsz
plGne abgefeben. @ol4es mar Der
Sal bei einem nit unerb1rter Gre4s
beit ausgefiibrten @oube. auf Der Sc
ras C p%acifcbabn. iber tpel&en BON
Sort @ortb, Ser., unter benz 8. De3.
beri@tet tpirb.
Mls am Donner1tag Mbenb 6 ubr
Elm 0ftli@ fabrenber 3u9 per 5eras
G. puciic 8abn ii4 benz Marp's
Greet, 3tpei Meilen 0ftli@ BON 8anz
broot unb 8 Meilen me- tli4 bon bier,
nGherte. tpurbe CT pl0bli6 bur9 Elm
@efabr{ienal auf Der Bride gum @tez
BEN sebra@t. Sn bemielben Muaen>
Bid fpransen bret unmasttrte Wtdn=
ner auf bic locomotive unb 3tpan9en
ben Maf@tntften, ben 3ug cine balbe
Meile 3urid3ufabren. Ser 9et3er
purbe bonn a%ufgeforbert, bic Shur
gum @rpreBtpagen etn3uf&lasen, iez
bod tpeigerte CT fi4, bies 81 tbun, mo-
rauf bic 8anbiter einise @4iHe in
bic 2uft ebfeuerten, bic ben Mtberz
fpenfiger 3ur @aifon bra4ten. ST
6Fnete bonn bic Sbiir NIT elmer ptde.
@iner Der MGuber bielt ben 2otomoz
tipfibrer unb ben 9ei3er in @4a4,
mdbrenb bic beiben anberen ben @r>
preBtpagerl beftiegen.
Sort Mortb 1T bas @noe ber ST.
preb<@oute, Der @elbf@rant ftanb baz
Der offen. @iner Der @duber leerte
ben @4rart, tpGbrenb Der anbere bic
@rpreBbeamten in @4a4 bielt. I'm
6 l1br tpurbe, Der 3ug a%ngebalten unb
f4on breiBis Minuten ipater traf er
in Sort Wprtb Elm. Der genale 81
trag, pelfen bic &duber erlangten, 1T
ni6t b%etannt, jebo9 beiBt es, bab bic
8anbiten init etpa $4,000 in @olo,
@olbbarren, msl@e ii@ auf benz: Mege
BON Gan Trancisco na4 Wafbtngton
befunben, unb Gbeds Der 9erds e
pacifc 8abn BEL tanben, bas @ette
fu9ten. Na9 benz @aub beftiegen bic
8anbiten ibre pferbe, fagten benz 20
fomotipfibrer, Ct ione feline 5abrt
fort1eben unb ritten bann gemltblt@
in norbmeflt9er &i9tung babon. Die
GrpreBbeamten ertldren, bab lie 11tht
genau ben 8etrae ber geitoblenen
5umme tennen; aber ber 3ug 1T ber
eim3ige bur9gebenbe bonn Meiten unb
fi6rt ieben Mbenb piel @elb nit it4.
@lei9 mad ber Mnfunft bes 3uges in
Sort wortb ma@ten ft4 berittene Mbz
tbeilunaen auf bic 8%erfolgung ben
MGuber, unb es 1T taum mo9lt4, bob
bie5elben entfommer t0nren.
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ass a,ueter Gs.0omperneure.

8attim re, 7. Deg. st. @ouuer'
neur Dbei Bonnie lit auf ieinem Qanos
iB .Gairuieu" ianFt enti@lafen
SeriepG,tp. 8. De5. st @ou:
uerneut leon Wbbott itarb an Der 3uder
frantbeit, an welder CT ieit 9eraumer
'8eit 8elitten batte.
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Die Gm0Idpber IL 9ttrtea,

8anbibar, 9. Te5. Nus Wen9o,
Der Qaup,ftabt pom Uganda, iiber tuel9es
@ebiet bic Gnsldnber Dor &ur5em cine
Sdueb.rrihait prptlqmirt buben, lu,ro
semeloet. baB &6nis &abere3a bas eng.
lilde Sort bel Qo;uu ausriif. jsoud mad
bartem Sample NIT 9ro6en 8erluiten
5urldse(dla9en ,purce.
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Wot,t Noro.Snteeeanal.

Berlin, 6. De5. Cine Depef@e
BON 2epensau bringt bic Mittbetlung,
baB Scatter Wilbelm bic bobe Bride
iiber ben MorbzS fieeoanal eingetpetbt
fat. Dr. b. B0tt@er, Der @taatsfe=
tretGr bes Snnern, btelt bic Rebe.
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enteruattonale slrbettstraee.

Bern, 9. De5. Ser i&pei5erii4e
Nationalratb bat ben 8unoesratb
eriu9t, bic l1nterbanolun9en betrefs
ter @infibrung internattonaler &e8ulaT
tipnen in Der Mrbeiterfra8e tuieoer ouf=
%5unebmen.
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,pel@e istt BON ben Mari@dQen uerfolat
,perben. Die @oot 8anbe bat fi& in
trei Tbeile setbeilt, wel@e in ueri@ieSes
men Zheilen Der Greet Station i6r In
tueien trei6en.
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1rieit, S. Dei. Wehrere Gage
lang herrihte bier Elm beittae, Sturm.
Scr @inb ,pebte nit elmer Genealogical
BON 81 Meilen in Der Stunoe. @s
pielc unfdQe in ben bieliaen
Gt,aBen itatt nnb ter !nnfen lit nit
sdiFen anaeiuQt, 'uel@e in bemielben
8ufudt 9elu@t boben.
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Warftbcri6te.
Chicago.

Wintermeiaen $685.; @erfte 53-
81; Safer % 80; Corn ~; Mebl,
patent, per SAP 3.OO-3.60; Rleie
13.5o-13.75; Rleefamen $50 9.15;
Simotbp}amea 5.25-5.6O; Tlcts
LAG; &eu 4.50-11.00; Butter, Grea@
,merp 1875; Butter, Dairp 17-21;
@tiere 3.OO-5.OO; &ibt 1.OO-2.75,
@toders 2.0O-2.65; &Glber 1.50-
5.25; @@meine 4.O0A.75; @@afe
1.OO-3.25; 2dmmer 2.OOA.0;
6iibner, ge19labtet, 5; Surtep D.
To-; Gnten 70; @dn1e 6-8; 3tpie<
beln per Sob 1.25-1.5O; @rbien 80
-95; Mepfel per SAB 1.0O-3.5O;
R~artoffeln 49,; 8obnen LOO
1.6O; @ier 20; 9onig 8-14; 9onig,
ausqelaFen 5-6; 9alg 4-5; Mbisz
tep 1.23; RG1e, Creamery 80;
Rdie, S@meioer 80.
Wttnneapol lis & st. Vaml.
Weiaen $780,; @ossen 44-45;;
@erfte AZ; !6afer 30; Corn 81;
6la9s LAO; Yatentz Itebl per lO 10.
Its; Rlete 9.50-9.75; Wiloes 9eu
7.O0-8.00; Butter, @reamern IS
rs; Butter, Dairp 1922; @ter Ii
10.
&anfaS 9th.
Weiaen $685.; Corn 41-43; 9a=
fer 3O-31; Butter 1922; @ier 18;
Stiere 2.00-5.75; &Ibe 1.OO-3.25;
Gtoders unb Teebers 2.00-3.5O,
@@peine 4.4O-4.55; @4afe 200
2.6O.
st. &o1iie.
@tiere 2.50A.25; Riibe 1.75
ESQ; S@meine 4.40-4.70; @9ate
2.15-2.75; Mei3en S.; @orn 20;
Rossen 81; @erite 81; 9afer 30.
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&anfaS Ctr.
st. &ouie.

@tiere 2.5O4.25; Ribe 1.75
ESQ; @@meine 4.40-.70; S4ate
2.15-2.75; Mei3en So; @orn 40;
@pggen 81; @erite 81; 9afer 80.
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1teDcrrat@te Die 0arnifou.

&iel. 8. Dea. Railer Bilhelm
alormirte am Dienitas bic hieii9e @ar=
niion UNI s llbr mor9ens.
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pENNSY'S RUSHING TACTICS.
u. Of p. Asgrcssors Too Much for
Gsorgetown's Defense.
lspeclnl 10 rhc EtenIns Would !


WEST PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l3.-De-
spite the steady downpour OF rain, over
200 persons came out, to the University
OF Pennsylvania Grounds to witness the
game between the Pennsylvania and
Georgetown University of Washington,
y. c. The visitors brought fairly
strong team but the sloppy state OF the
ground precluded all attempts to Keep
a decent foothold.
The Quakers started OF with a rush.
osgood making , good run b or 30 Xat tSs
ball to Georgetown's 2O-yard line. when
Galbert broke through the line, scored
the first touchdown. Brooke kicking the
goal. 6 to 0.
Gilbert advanced the ball twenty
yards on the next kick of. Wharton
made fifteen yards around the end
Brooke carried the ball over the line
adding another goal. 10.
Open play characterized the play Tor
time. when Osgood made another
goal for a touchdown. Brooke failing
on Pennsylvania's twenty yard line, but
Rosengarten gained twenty Ave yards
round left end. Osgood following In the
same direction for same distance when
aided by good interference, he added a
fourth touchdown. Brooke kicking the
goal. The score at half time was 20
Capt. Knlpe tried several OF the sermt
team In the second half all OF whom dc
good work The ball was soon down II
| Georgetown's territority when Wagon
hurst secured 1t on tumble OF the visl
| tors back and scored touchdown
| brooke kicking one more goal. go.
Pennsylvania soon forced Georgetowi
back, and Osgood once more got In /,
good run, and added one more touch
kick-si to o. Soon after the kick of
Pennsylvania forced Georgetown 4
touchdown for safety-36 to O.
1 Soon after the bah was In pla!
| Brooke went through the interfield t.
/ the twenty-five yard line, where Whar
| ton went around left endf or ten
| RrootA falling at the goal; 40
Brooke got the best If the puntinE
The hall was soon down in GEORGETOWN!
territory, Wagenhurst going through
centre for a touchdown. Brooke Eickini
Pennsyiyania, 10; Georgetown, 0.
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Second Raee-selllng; Elk furlongs.

Hermanita. Favora colt. Trophy gel
ding, Kitty Give. doubtful.
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CoRBETT COMEDIES TO FITz.
Anything He Likes, So Long as
They Fight, He Says.
fuv A..o.I.,aa pra..A

BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. ls.-when
Champion James j. Corbett saw the
printed interview with Fitzsimmons, as
reported by the Associated Press this
morning, he said:
/ viii agree to every change in the
articles proposed by my opponent In
this article. except that the hight must
be for the championship belt l have
won II twice and II victory crowns my
efforts this time. Richard X. Fox will
present II to me as my permanent prop
erty. It's a valuable belt and I want II.
This will be my last fight, win or lose.
prefers let them be made five ounces.
As to the referee. I will agree that we
both select the man, although II is Gus
make make the side bet over $40 600 II p M.'
ferred I will not let a thing stand in
the way OF this fight. II the Florida
club cannot pull 1t OFF, will agree TO
New Orleans"
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TAKEN UP BY GRACE.
he Will Run Campbell and War
ner for Congress-
May Also Nominate Dunphy,
iuouyn Ford Wants 1t.
To Take Revenge on Tnmmany
Through Its Rejected Servants.


The slate for the Congressional Con-
ventions OF the Grace Democracy. which
will be held Monday night, Is In course
OF construction to-day. From present In
dlcatlons the Grace Democracy intends,
as indicated In yesterdays Evening
World" to nominate the men turned
down by Tammany Hall In the Eighth.
Ninth and Thirteenth Districts-E. j.
Dunphy. Timothy Campbell and John
De witt Warner.
The leaders of the Grace faction met
at 4.t6 this afternoon in Cooper Union to
discuss Congressional candidates.
After talk OF half an hour 1t was
practically decided to- nominate Camp
bell and aWrner II they will make the
race. As to Dunphy, there was some
trouble. The friends OF Austin L. Ford
who lives In tho Eighth. and who Is a
nephew OF Editor Patrick Ford. are max
Ing a hard fight to get the nomination
for him.
puhphys ir'ehus were out III toroe
TOO ana were backing up arguments "
MS FAVOR with extracts from MS record
Dunphy's friends mace good showing
ana ne may YET get the GRACE Democ
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IN THE MUD AT AoUEDUCT.
Mask Leads All the Way and Cap.
lures the First Race.

Especial to The Evening worid)
RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, Oct. 49,
Only a small crowd of regulars at
tended the races here this afternoon.
Scratches were numerous and the fields
light. The track was a sea of mud.
First Race-seiling: Ave furlongs.-
Mask, 10 (Morris). got the best, of a
poor start and led to the wire, winning
BY ssed sGds' asa EafS sda o AfSs
Gloriana, Misery. Mamie b. B. and
Frank c.. also ran
to and 2 to /. Jolly Joe to third.
Second Race--Selling. Ave furlongs.-
To good start Louis .Quatorze, lO7
log (Morris), was second and Condo,
100 (Alford5, third. Time-10 S "a
Canada Jack, Notre Dame, Do Know.
| China and Juliet also ran.
Betting-Louis QuatorZe, to ! and
even; Irene, TO and to 2; Condo.
to and 3 to 2.
Third sRaee-selling; six, furlongs;-
May D., "a lHoulihan), got three lengths
headed, winning by three lengths. De:
troit,, lo7 lMorrls), was SECOND and
Mabel A, 8 afford; third Time-i'26
Betting-May D.. to 8 and. l to 2
Detroit, 3 to and out; Mabel A. to
Fourth Race-One mile. Archbishop
1O6 (Corbley) won easily by Ave lengths
| Verbia ll3 (Morris), was second anC
Half Breed. III (Whyburn), third. Time
| -l53.
| Brussels also ran.
Bctting-Archblshop 2 to 8 and out
Verbia, 10 to l and to l: Half Breed
4 to 5 third
Fifth Race-Four and a half furlongs
Won by Paragon, 4 to and out: Wood
chopper. 8 to place. was second, and
| Blue Bird third. Time-1.03.
sixth Race-Won by Tom McC.. to
and out; Hamilton, 3 to 8 place, was sec
ond. and Tribute third. Time-l.R.
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BIG STEAMER DISABLED.
Looks Like Cuaarder and Is Being
lowed Into Port.

SIT JOHNS. N. F., Oct. IA big dis
abled three-masted steamship was sight
ed of this port about midday.
She was being lowed by another steam
er. Those who reported sighting the
steamers did not pass near enough to
learn their names. but 1t is thought that
the helpless vessel belongs to the Gu
nard fleet.
The only Cunarder who ought to be
In the vicinity OF this latitude ana lon
gitude at this time is the Catalonia,
bound from Liverpool for Boston. The
Catalonia left port on Oct. 4.
When last seen the disabled steamer
was being towed toward this port.
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zELLA NlC0LAUS IN TOWN.
II IL Reported that she Called Upon
George Gould Yesterday.

It is reported that leila Nicolnus Is
again In town. and that she meditates
another attack upon George Gould's
money bag She is alleged to have called
upon the head OF the Gould family at
his Office, in the Western Union Build
could be found to-day who would con-
arm this report
Neither Mr. Howe nor Mr.. Hummel,
her counsel in her recent suit against
Mr. Gould was at their offices this
morning, but another member OF the Arm
1aid that he was not aware OF her
presence IN town.
known OF It, he said.
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The Third Race Easy for the
Chestnut Son of St. Blaise
and susquehanna.
SIR WALTER WINS CLEvERLy.
Takes the Third-AIl-Aged Serial
|, CrokeTs Good Thing, Prince
George, Fails to Go Through.
Especial to The Evening world.)

Especial to The Evening World)
RACE TRACK, MORRIS PARK, Oct.
I-'The races here to-day were run In
. driving rain-storm and over q track
ankle-deep in mud. AS many as 5000
persons braved the storm to see the
contests.
The talent went down hard in the
nrst race. Tom Harding opened a hot
favorite, but, under a ton Of money
sent In on Prince George. they forsook
their original choice and plunged on
the Prince.
The Croker colt was reported to have
worked in very fast time. Tom Hard
ing's price went back too to s, and
Prince George was played on the boards
} Tom Harding romped in an easy win
ner, much to the disgust Of the hackers
Of the good thing. Prince aeoge was
never In the hunt, finishing a poor third
10 the despised outsider, Reynard.
Applause, the heavily backed favorite.
won as he pleased In the second race.
The result was never In doubt. Hand
spun, the well-played second choice,
cox:S not untrack herself in the going
aas was never prominent. Cromwell. a
20 to 1 shot, and Manchester, rs to 1
chance, were second and third respect
lively.
{, The Nursery Stakes was an easy VIC
tory for Brandywine. He was heavily
backed favorite. The others were at long
prices, Sir Galahad, perhaps. being the
most fancied He was never In the hunt.
however, Halma securing second place
with ease, and Counter Tenor beating the
others as easily.
FIRST RACE.