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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-07
ONE or TnE PROBLEMS.
Endeayor 60 Ascertain the Origin and
Extentof crime Among Youth.

81. LOUIS, No., Dec. Alta meet
Ing OF tue cltizBus' committee held NJ
the Mercantile club, resolutions were
accepted t,queeting Gov. w. j. Stone
Of Missouri to DO present and deliver
an address at the seventh annual CON
vention OF tbs Boys aud Girls National
Homo ana Employment association,
which meets here next Tuesday for
tho purpose Of studying the origin and
extent Of crime among tho youth anu
suggesting The best remedy lot lie sup.
preston. Resolutions were also
adopted asking tho attendance of
Illinois ana Mi.sguti state Legislators,
Tue Clorgymon OF ~. Louis arc ex-
puolod TO be- present.
Mayor Hopkins OF Chicago will
hond two delegates to represent that
city anu word has been received from b
number Of railroad nud steamboat
transportation companies Higuiiying
their desire 10 send representatives ~
give statistics ~ to boy ttamps. IL IL
expected that delegates attending this
convention will devise more consist.
ent means than are nj present IN vogue
Tor the care Of this clasa Aud recon-
mend proper legislation.
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WILL INVEsIIGArE
PRECEDENT cleveland Takes an Inter.
aaI In ATmonih.

CoNsrANIiNOrLE, Dec. PRECEDENT
Cleveland has sent "A cable message
here saying that no has fecOnsideTod
mis- decision not 10 send an American
delegate with tho Turkish commissiOn
appointed 10 inquire into thoArmenian
nutTages, and Will allow the American
legation here to nominate delegate.
fhe Turkish government Is mani.
testing great desiro ~ show the powers
that the United states was first asked
g. Bend a delegate with the Armenian
commission, but declined.
Earl OF Kimberly, British secretary
" stats Tor foreign affairs, was also
requested TO nominate n delegate and
Immediately asfentul.
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FORr Worm, Texas, Dec. THE
local managers Of the Paoino Express
company say II 10 impossible to say
lust how much the robbers who held
up tho Texas and Pacific train west Of
here last night, got away with, as all
the WRybills are missing. IL IL be-.
lieved they got very little booty, how.
ever, as " was mostly local express
matter. The oOntoun Of the iron
through package box arrived here in.
tact. a sherlti's posse OF fifteen men,
led by Deputy William Rta aud Police
Chief Maddox have been out with a
PACK Of bloOdhOunds since last night,
following tho three robbers, who are
we'll mounted aud armed aud travel.
Ing southwestwardly. The safe which
the robbers looted was the same one
opened In the Gordon robbery a short
time ago.
The best information obtnlnRble war.
rants placing the amount Of TIE booty
secured by tho robbers At $4,000. The
officers arc confident tho desperadUes
.fe members OF the Cook gang, aud
arc making iOi Indian Territory. A
detachment OF state rangers has
started from Guanah 10 cut OF their
retreat,
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LINNUs, No., Dsc. 7.-Sherif Bar.
ton has received word from Marceline
that the First national bank OF that
city vas broken into on "Wednesday
night, tho vault blown open with
dynamite AMI 5000 stolen.
ST. Louis, Doc. 7.-AdvlGes from
Mafceline, Mo-, say tho cTnckbmcn
failed TO get cent Ina the First national
baub,
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HFNNEsHEY, okla, Dec. IA
posse Of farmers have been following
tue band OF cattle and horse thieves
near Gluss mountains, Ia Cheyenne
and AfapHh0e counties. Seventy miles
wet OF llenncssy they captured three
NJ the thieves nnd drove the rest
away, wouniing several OF them.
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FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. News
was received ut Georgetown last night
tuEt 20 miles west OF Georgetown
young Hafdwan, son OF Gen. HArdwan,
OF Austin, with Mir. Tibler, WAS
hunting. They became separated anu
Mi. ri0ler, mirtaking hardwan for a
deer through the brush, hTUd aud
killed him Instantly.
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Strong CnIIrrn MN

MEDFORU, Mass, Dec. Ill. r..
Nash, Of luils college, took a physical
Examination under the direction Of
o. W. A, Woodbury., OF tho Tufts
Medical school last night, and the re-
iult placea him among the leading
ilrong college men Of the country. HIS
!otal strength ia In technical terms
$500 poundI lie lifted 1913 pounds
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LoNDOs, Dec. THE sudden death
OF the Eari Of Oxlord Is announced. lie
will b. succeeded By his nephew,
Robert Horace Walpolo, who Ia 1855
married Miss Louise Meilssa Corbiu, ii
NsW York, aud was tuei Tor breach Oi
promise by a German g0vurness vi
ConstantinOplo.
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asnsrnl senmmon nsed.

NEW YOuS, Dec. 7.-GoneTRl Ella.
kim P.Scammon died Ia Audubon Park
today. lie WAS graduated from West
Point In 1887, served In the military
academy Us professor Of ethics and
mathematics and was tutor to Generals
Grant, Rosecfnns ami Newton, anu
roommate VI General Bragg.
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OF Interest TO Attorneys,

Chief jubilee Merritt announced
to-day that no would tomorrow morn
ing, In open court, make n asiting OF
equity cases to be heard during next
tuapE
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BOSTON, Dec. This afternoon
while eXcavnting near Elm Hin
avenue anu sevefy streets six men
were badly injured by tho explosion
OF dynamite. A train OF dynamite
cartridges hEd been fixed for blasting
tOoks. Some exploded, but Que or two
Jailed anu the workmen were digging
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-07

CHICAGO, Dee. T. Action was
taken last evening dlssolving tho
Chicsgo and Milwaukee Brewery A.
ISOLATION, VI the beer trust. A war Of
competition probably will DO inaugu.
rated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-07

Chief Pratt was Interviewed by a
NEWS reporter shortly after n0Ou today
as he sat prlHonor in Marshal Brlg.
hams Office chatting with n couple of
friends and confidential adylsOrs.
In response 10 queblions from
the newspaper man lR said
hn passed very comfortable
night nt the "fcu," as did also his fel.
low Ofllogrs, and while they dil not
take kindly 20 their detention, they
were feeling mat rate and expected
that the proceedings before the court
this afternoon would result in their
discharge from custody.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-07

PHILADELPHIA, Dc. 7.-Dr. John
II. D1riand, PRECEDENT Of the PrDvl-
dent Il nj AMI Investment company,
was today found guilty of using the
malls " further a scheme to doiraud.
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The BIN OF Costs.

Tho bill ot taxable costs in the Fem
rtermaker. Tribune libel case-uOt Ia
GLIDING attuEGsy'a iees-amounla to
abont $3.50,
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AnEnIoAN .omooL nONns.
Probably Forged SECURITIES placed Ia
ireland nnd Eng Hand.

LONDON, Dec. IA telegram from
Belfast says $4,000 American school
bonds have been placed Ia ireland and
$4,000 In London during the last
year. A large amount OF thcse secur.
tiles are believed ~ have been forged.
The work Of placing the alleged forged
securities is said TO have been done by
a member Of an American banking
house. One Of tho partners Is reported
10 have AbaCUndeI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-07

NEW YORiS, Dec, T. - La2ard
Freres Will ship 81, 100000 in gold TO-
morrow,
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Great As was the crowd this morning
In Judge Bartoh's court 1t was very
much greater this afternoon when, Al
. O'CLOCK, the Pratt habeas corpus case
was again introduced. DiaJriot After.
noy Judd had provided himself with
quite library Of law books, aud beslde
him sat Assistant HoWal. Judge
Powers aud COmmissiouer Harmed
Pratt were again working together IN
the Interest OF the defendant, who was
present,
District Attorney Judd had the frat
ray. He remarked that tho prosecution
hud met tho petition with a demurrer,
and IN order that he might properly
lay out the case before tho c.uft he
proposed ~ read that petition. The
Judge then did 10, calling the court's
particular attention 10 certain OF the
passages IN he went along, aud having
got through tlis, ho TecitUd the writ,
order OF court and the return OF the
u, 3. marshal, tho marshal certifying
that he had the "body" OF the CHIEF
In safe keeping. All OF which occu.
pied about quarter OF au hour.
Tho demurrer read as follows, WNow
comes Nat NJ. Brigham, u. \. marshal
Continued on Page b,vsI
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Boston, Dec. 7.-Thomns l.. Proctor,
President Of the United States Leather
company, died today.
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Ferdinand DC Lcsscps Dead.


PARIS, Dec. Ferdinand De Lee.
seps Ia dead.
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Continued on Fage F,vs.l
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II lhalisA hAlIg
Attorneys iOr petitioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
4 RuRaLAR snor RY A ron.

Slln'lNl hl@nNiNu.
Waco, Tex. Jan, 23.-About II
O'Clock last night burglar was dlscov.
cred trying to effect an entrance, by
mcans Of forcing a window. into the resi.
,lcnce OF Mrs. Stricken, No. G25 South
Ninth street.
Waller, The 1G.year-ol son. was Mt.
haeied by tie noise and jumped up and
y a glance took IN the situation. He
did not give any alarm. hut picked IN
q double hnrrel Shot gun. rs MS time
tue burglar had reached the gate. leaving
the place, and WAS stopping thcre. hold,
ing what looked like piece Of iron rod In
bis hand, Young Stricken told him Ia
halt and becoming alarmed he started
on o trot. WHOM Stricken tired. mo
burglar fell forward with groan. hut
recovcred enough 20 make his escape
Walter Stricken Is m elder brother of
he how, Henry, who was an employe of
Iipshiia, the murdered man. and the
description Of last nights burglar nnd
he Instrument he carried. Il is stated by
some, That he might be TIE i.ipshiiz ns-
boy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
KNOWLEDGE

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tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
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adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
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dispelling colds, headaches and feveB
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval OF the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gsts in SOC and 81 bottles, but ii is man
ulactued by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

ward. and & Is said that Or Weir
Mitchell once refused q foe of S.J,ll 10
20 over TO Europe and back on me neNA
steamer 10 pay a single ncdieal Nlrit
There are more than twenty doctor. IN
New York who make over $1,000 IN
and nearly every profession has lls slV.-
900 men. Even the preachers VII my
70 pay income taxes. DR. I. Dewitt
Talma-a win paw $3.50 out Of the salary
he gels from the Brooklyn Tahcrnlele;
and the assessment ON the remainuer q u
bis Income viii clll. |. venture. ior sou
more Dr.. Morgan DiN VII be asfe9
for 500, aud Robert Cnllyer VIII give
Uncle sam q like amount Even the
Newspaper fden win have 10 Fay Al OF
the big editors will be assessed nhd
number Of the literary men. w -;
Hpwels viii probably give a. least 5000
out OF his income 70 the United suites
treasury. John Brisben Walker VIII
b. one whose income taxes will rim into
the thousands. and Marx Twain Will sheh
ont several times as many gold dollArs
az ne made during the days whe he
worked for a living rs newspaper
correspondent hero AZ Washington.
Among the people upon whom his tax
VIII most heavily fall will be the rich
women Of the Nnited States. Thrir in
comes are better known than thosNof tic
men. and the widows Of our millionnircs,
the exact amount Of whose estates have
beeI tnid ~ inc courts VIII ne asse--til
OF . per cent Of all they receive over this
$1,000 Mrs Stanford win have 10
nay many thousands every year. Mrs
Senator Hearst will annually p1y q for
tune 10 the government, and Mrs. Zach
Chandler VIII be called upon for a large
amount. Everyone ms heard Of the
great wealth Of Miss Hettv Green. She
y said 10 he worth S3n 100000. and at
9 npr cent hcr income from this must he
SlSp 600 year Al this rntp she will
pay SIG D in taxes Mis- Mary Gnr-
nett of Baltimore win he another large
taN payer aud there arc some women IN
WasldngtJn who could buy diamond
necklaces ont n tho amount they will
have 10 pay n this bin passes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
MRS. LIPSHI1z WILL RECOVER
Special Dispatch.

Waco, Tex Jan. 23.-Mrs Iipshitz
was much better today and was able to
tail; considerably, and discussed affairs as
ratlouplly as she ever did.
She recognized those about her bed
side, and asked her brother, Mr. Cru
dinsky, what he had come from Chicago
for, aud wanted TO know II her husband
wasn't dead She was told that he had
gone 10 San Antonio 10 get medical aid
for her, This seemed to please her, and
che drank some milk and soup. The
physicians and nurse say she viii re-
cover beyond o doubt. She has not yet
boon questioned TO any extent about the
circumstances of the assault on her hua.
band and has thrown no light on the
subject
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

Or. II. W. lriss CURES CATARRu. DIS.
EASES or WOMEN. BRONCHITIS, KID
NEl, LIVER BLOOD and NERVOUS dis
eases. DIABETES, DRoPsS. BLADDER
TROUBLES, PILES. FIsrULA and an
forms Of Chronic aud Diood Diseases. Medl.
cine furnished at the office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

This is what w. ID. WOodring of Bord-
ly, Ky, Gays Of Chamberluin's Cough
Remedy. lie spoke from personal OK
poricnce In the use OF It. himself and fam
lily having just been cured OF bad coughs
and colds by II. and considers II the best
in the world. For sale by y. 70. Gram
mer and j. p. Nicks e Co.. druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

Don't be care!cssly renining because you
Don't feel well. And
Don't delay using Creole Female Tonic.
Don't risk chronic uterine trouble,
Creole Female Tonic
Queen OF Uterine Specifics,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

vast amount on call. and nf yap I nsing
| up Nh"l pct cent means ",.,t a. l,, /
psl .. peneil. lie Is sppl''eus,s.ctiors
/ worm SOupoOOO ana MS llYilsl iti - ~
Ind u nard to estimate soneiPlh lsi iIsta5
| It's prohts. According 20 the punnssiHe
account, however, Russell sage : oIell,si
with taking IN 10 cents every 1891 egsnhu,
SO O minute q little more than Ss'uu
| day. about S250O00 q month and over
! 100000 a year His property must
| be protected, and Won will agree Win mo
that an income tax as to him would be
! just.
By the way. speakinr Of Tie Justice
Of an Income tax makes nc think of
question which was debated IN one Of the
| literary societies Of John Aliens con
\ eres5onol district ia Mississippi. ms
was;
where IS the best place 70 nave
| boil 40
The decision arrived at was; ou We
| other Fellow And TINS g me WY
with the income tax; il i all right' pro,
| yidcd II comes on the othcr l'lgW; anu
these millIonaircE are the offer iei !l,s
| Take the STANDARD oil magnAlcs' Lheg
have turned globnles Of on into GODS nl
gold. and their own heads buzz wheh they
| try to compute their Incomes
John Rockefeller ! said TO be WORT AZ
| most as much US william Nuluotl ~
! tor. aud the most conservative estimates
| puls MN AZ NibVNUlUuV. nc Hll many
job of hauling along the WhlFNes ~
/ Cleveland when he was q young man
4 for a dollnr load. aud he knows now
mucL . means Int even he cannot lE-
| ure out ln his mind the enormous amount
| Of SlWIOOOOO. MS money rs invested
In standard oil stocks wmch are s9g-
posed 10 be as good as gold. anu ,wMcn
| sometimes pay u per cent dlHldenus;
| He income must be in the nelghborh1ol
| OF SlONWlOOO year ana an income TAX
| of S2lMOOO would not hurt nm ns mucL
| rs tax Of 81 would iulure the average
reader Of this letter. lie spends big
| thousands on horses country homes nnl
| Bnpuse SUNDAY senHoiS' put lheF u1n
| begin 10 emf up ms lenme' mu'L YES
| ms Vast PRINCIPAL Anu ne can pay 'n's
Tax ana rot come 10 want
Another rich Standard oil man is Oliver
! Payne, who * said TO be worth hundred
| Million ana who Is q bachelor wifi no
house to take care OF, no children TO Keep
| ~ shoes, ana no grocery mlis 10 pay
| You WoUlh ihlk thni ne would not Oh
| lrrt Il, helping tnclc sum our TO me ~,
tent OF pAllry Two nunuI"l lh1Hshnu
| your, ltenlF " llAE'sr nhs nl7 w
| iFrl.GgGiu''i. ~ XIV WY "l nlS 'u,''gl!1r
iolua n9lt's, nut JiirsI a ai pu' u iic
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.,tJ a., W u nHn oa22 INV 's
t so5o NM ', ,,,t,t W. i,,,',,, J." t,!
! ,.,iJ 49,. ~ -. ~, O. onn nno
'u luo.' ,ui'
,ra,,ii ro,,,i, ,,rto,,,,i,o1 ia 1aij o.,
be worth S-0 900 O1O ana NJ 4 nor cert
| liz inrnne h nnorlv sgS6 nor hnpr tsl,F,
| inr ,yos nure ns NOR as .tohn VorEcfeiiar
| When he was n nov he Thought hc cGulj
| mike a fortune M fpcpin,, hotel and he
| longed for Inc chance 10 trv ii Tho
result was TINT whom his connection with
The standard oH company brought him IN
money faster than he could count II Ee
concluded lu realize his boyigh ambition
! and he buiit his bp lDfcl nj San Augus-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

The system Nc mail treatment adopted by
Or. II. W. FISK Guarantees the same good
results 10 thore submitting their cases
through correspondence as to those who
come In person
Write for diagnostc blank. It will de.
scribe your symptoms accurately. NO l
for women, No. for men. business strict
ly confidential
r. w. FISK, M. D.
Hendricks Building.
Cut this out and save 1t for future refer
cnce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

Not sport has yet gone from Chicago
the scene OF she big fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

70 do YOUR electric work. run and lock
smithinx. Electric lamps and supplies
HAIRED. * WILSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup for
ehildron teelhlug so0thes the child. soft.
fils tie gums, allays pain. cprrs wind
Ole and is the best remedy Tor dinr-
rhoea. - cents a bottle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
YE ARLINGTON mi

Location high cool delightful 100 Rooms
erst class Sommersa travellers sample Seventh lam
with Arlington Heights
Open every day IN the Heated BY ectr
MCLEAN < VI
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For saaare mfal "a 10 he Cottage
No. 100 w Ihird street city.
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sToP AT TIE NEW HOTEL
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M an SION !

IML ES-LN SLOLN -ELoLh ILL
Main. Fourth Worth m
the cJi aoo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-26
DULL AFTER the DERBY.
co6RicsN MaY 0sEA HAWTHORNE
BECAUSE He rs MxD.
TARAL Still IN CHICAGO
Waiting for q Special Race to Be
Arranged Between iRey FL
Santa Anita, senator Grady
and Domino-Clifford Wins a
Seven Furlong Race at Sleeps
head Bay.

CHICAGO. June 25.-After the Derby
day crush and excitement racing today
at Washington park seemed tame and
iuneNentful. There were six .pnrse
races on the programme, in five of
-whichthe favprites landed the money.
1t was tYmored at sthe track that Ed
ECorrigan would reopen Hawthorne this
week and give Washington park the
first opposition thatlit has ever known.
This. if it occurs. will be due to Cor
rigan's anger at what he considers a
case of deserti0n on the part of the
Washington park people. aCorriganand
his .aristocratie neighbors agreed to
stick together in fight with the turf
congress. Each extended an olive
branch In the shapeof all application
for membership. This WAS granted 10
the Washington park people, but de-
med to tile Hawthorne, and Mr.. iCorrl.
gan thinks he has been batily treatedtby
his ally stepping insidesof door that
WaS; closed on him.
l'aralis still here, and an effort iis
being made to arrange a special race for
next Saturday with Rey El Santa Anita,
Senator Grady and Domino as starters.
First race. four and "a half furlongs--
Wakover won. Chigutta second. Sallie
Calvert third. Time, 80
Second race. mile-Patrick won, Elya
second, The Kitten third. Time, l:4bl5.
Third race. four and a half furlsnxs-
Dorah Wood won. Montere second, Mel
lie Osborne third. Time, 511s.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth
Little Tom won, Truthful second. Mo
non third. Time, 1.:56.
Fifth race. SIX furiongs-Elfen won,
Mater second, May Fern third. Time,
1:17I.
tnrace, six fullongs-Sister Mary
won. Imp. Somersault second, Emp.
Percy third. Time, 1:15sl.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-26
SENATORS .ouELCHED.
The PittsAurg -1eum- Played AL
around Them.


around Them.
PITTsBUEG, Pa, June .25. The
home team played all around the Sena-
tors today and Won easily. Attendance
1000. heore:
RHE.
Pittsburg. 20 0 2 0 0 0 st ii u
Washington i 0 o 0 0 0 0 CT IL l
Batteries .Ni.len and Merritt Esper and
Tabau learned runs, -Pittsburg ), fMasiiiug
aDn1; umpire, Power, tine. i 80.
a BEAN y1CToIsY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 25.-Boston
had ho Trouble i'll defeating Louisville
to-day. kneH was wilt, hitting three
men and making wild pitch. il hard
rain abouI = O'Clock lIIuue line grounds
nIudliy. ATTENDANCE, auU. Score:
Louisville. % 0 0 0 c-I 4
Batteries kiiell and Earle, Nichols and
Ryan; earned runs, louisville j, Boston Z;
umpire, -Gatfney. Time, l:.5.
ENClrING GAME.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. j une 25.-By superior
fieiurng tneErOwn5 tudaywan ii closes and
exciting game Irom The Giants. ScUre:
r. Il. E.
New 9urk % u = u o U . o o. 6 i
Batteries. Clarksou and Peitz, Rusie and
Wilson; earneu ruiis, New Nerk =, st. Louis
U; tine, hours: umpire, Hurst.
DETR0I1S WON. EH
DETROIT, Mich, june 25-In a game
where The men acted like clowns the
DetrUfts wun to-day the third straight
from I6ledu. Score:
Detroit % 0 6 5 o z 2-aO IL Z
Ioledo......3 . i o / a 0 / 2-12 Is =
Batteries. Gayle. Pears aed Hurley; Priutz
ana summers: earned runs. Detroit II, To-
Iedo .; time, z:3U; umpire, AicDonalu; at
tendance. DO.
PUNCHED HARD HITS.
chicago, june %. - 1lIe Colts
buncheu their hard hitting in four liz
HIngs with men on bases. Hutchinson
MAS Datleu ter greater total OF bases,
but kept his hits scattered. The Lerfeci
fielding of the locals and keliy's batting
were tile features. Attendance, !, 500.
Score:
RHE
Chicago ..3 0 8 A 0 4 @ 0 lis II /
BaltImore...1 U = D u u 0-S Ia b:
Batteries, Hutchinson and Schriver. Null
lane and Clarke cid Robinson; earned runs
Chicago {, baltimore d; umpire, Lynch
time, .:l5.
CLEvEI.NSIi. o.. June 25.-No game
today on account of rain.
CINCINNATI, O., June 25.-No game
as tile grounds were wet.