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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
KNIGHTS OF THE ROAD.
Some OF tho Travelling Experiences of One
OF Their Number.

I left Buffalo for New York on the
morning of the 10Th, although took a
very circuitous route. / travelled from
Buffalo 10 Cory, Pa, over the w. y. y.
& p. r. R., and from Cory rode to
Binghamton over the Erie road. From
this place ! made a tour 10 VOORHEES,
vile, and then down the West Shore
route TO Weehawken, in order to con-
firm certain rumors that had heard of
its hostility TO pamps- The entire trip
was very tircsome and difficult. be
cause, in order to travel rapidly, was
compelled TO ride on top and on the
bumpers" OF freight trains, and on
the tracks of passenger-trajns Ny
companion, Pennsylvania Whitney.
and rode after the latter fashion from
Elmira to Binghamton. 1t was a ter
rible ride. We made the mistake Of
getting on the trucks of the rear cara
Pullman sleeper-ins,esd of baggage
car In doing this we suffered almost
beyond description The gravel and
dust few bout our faces until the ex-
ASPIRATION and pain were fearful
When Iarrived in Binghamton nv eyes
were actually filed with dust. and
suffered with them for days after ar
rived in New York
There are tra-nps. principally in the
west. who are much more skillful truck
riders than can claim 70 be- But then
they have TO excel in this mode Of tra.-
cling, or they could not get over the
country. For IN the far west the
brakemen have no scruple. about
throwing tramps of freight-trains. IN
the east more civilized customs prevail.
and the tramp is politely asked %
lump of after the train has stopped "
Becsuse railway civilization = 20 back
ward ia the west. the trzmps have in
vented a seat which greatly sids their
truclI-riding. They call i ticket
bat IL is only snail piece OF board.
with two cic2ts nailed on one SIDE.
which 81 over q rod and keep the sat
firm some of these Tickets are quite
Ella bcrste. and are made 20 io.s lao
coat pocket
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED.
Wide Spread Revolution in Russia Be
3eved TO Have Been Egpped-

LoSDoS. May - The ST. Petsrsburg
correspondent OF the Times says Tbs re-
ceut revelation Of the exlstspce % a wide
spread revolutionary conspiracy includes
the discovery OF a plot TO uadermlns I.
church, aud also a mansion which hal
been selected for the residsace q
the car during the next maHUavre. -
the Smolensk district The buildings srs
situated near the Vitsbsk aBd OFel rail.
way. Several railway engineers haze been
arrested on Suspicion Of osipg concerned
with the plot
one Of the arrested men committed SUI
eide. and another - dista1t relative II
PObisaOnostzsd, tie pgocurstor Of tds
synod a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
PowDERLY FIGHTS BACK.
Member OF Executive Board, Z. OF L.
Arrested for Alleged Libel.

SCRANTON. Pa. May oh. B. Martin
of Minneapolis, a member Of the general
executive board of Knights of Labor, was
arrested here tonight at the instance OF
1errenceV. Powderly, ex-generai master
workman of the Knights, who alleges
Martin libelled him in an interview. The
interview of which Mr.. Powderly COM
plains is as follows:
''Mr Powderly has been suspended from
the Knights of Labor for refusing TO turn
over to his successor. j. r Sovereign, the
property of the order in his charge. This
relates to the paraphernalia of the secret
work of the organization, books. docu-
ments and other articles, all of which are
specified in the correspondence which has
passed, demanding that the property bs
turned over"
Mr.. Powderly denies the charge and
says be holds receipts for the books He
now threatens to proceed against. all tue
officers of Knights of Labor who claim
be refused TO turn over the property Of the
order
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
UNITED PRESBYTERIANS.

ALBANY, Ore, May 23-About 500 dele
gates and visitors to the general assembly
of the United Presbyterian church of the
United States, arrived on special train
at O'Clock this evening The assembly
met in the United Presbyterian church at
7:3O. After prayer and a song service the
annual sermon was delivered by the retir-
ing moderator, Rev. James Bruce of An
des, y. Y. At tine conclusion of his SER
mon reception was rendered to the Wis
iting members at the church. An address
Finn on behalf of the city. Responses
were delivered by the officers of the assem-
bly,. The regular business meeting will
be called at . a. IN. tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
Overtures Exchanged Looking to Reun
ion Of Church, North and South.

SARATOGA, n. Y, May 23-Rev. DIR,
| MARYLAND of Baltimore. AS a representa-
tive of the Presbyterian Alliance and a
minister of the Southern Presbyterian
church, at the opening of the Presbyterian
general assembly today expressed the hope
that the time might soon come when the
effort to bring back the southern church
to the parent church should be crowned
with success.
In replying. the moderator charged DR..
MARYLAND to take back to his church the
special message that the northern church
is longing to be Que again with the south
ern church, adding: ut is a crime for US
TO be separated" A committee was APP
pointed by the moderator to convey the
fratern4 greetiag of the assembly TO the
Baptist convention now In session IN Sar-
atoga.
The afternoon session was devoted to
variety of interests. The publishing de-
partment reported a capital of S423, 900 and
net profit for the year of nearly 600 on
gross receipts of 1914 900. It's surplus
amounts to nearly $4,000 The Sunday
school department reported receipts sl4,
600, and expenditures $4,000; $4,000
more than in 1898 Its balance amounts
to nearly $34, 900. Eight hundred and sew
enty Sunday schools have been organized
and IS, 600 volumes circulated during the
year.
DIR. Wilson of Dayton presented a report
on church erection showing that appllca-
tons had been received to the amount of
Sl74, 900. The receipts were $101, 900, fall
ing off of S.. 600 from 8. 500 churches. The
resources of the board aggregate S327, 600.
The expenditures Sl67, 900 Aid has been
given to churches which has resulted in
building, the total value of which amounts
to S656, 900, all of which is secured by mort
cages. Tine value of such mortgages held
by the board amounts to S2,C00.OOo. Con-
amounting TO $50. 900 and in the interest
of the church it was urged all gifts pass
through the hands of the board
The mmissioners from the Baptist Ma
ti0nal Missionary convention. now ia ses-
sion In Saratoga, appeared TO invite the
assembly to joint meeting TO De held at
a later date. The matter was referred to
the COMMITTEES on correspondence.
The report Of the committee on aid TO
the colleges showed receipts of sl00.000
with no contributions from over 1900
churches. Aid was extended To institutions
all over the country. but mainly la tue
northwest
Just before the close ofthe session the
Judicial committee presented a report rec
ommending that permission be given TO
withdraw the complaint of DIR. Francis
and other members of the prosecuting
committee Oh the Smith Case in Cincinnati
against the synod of Ohio for affirming The
verdict of the Presbytery acquitting Prof.
Smith on the first charge which they had
tabled against him.
This action does not effect at all the
hearing of the Smith case set for tomorrow
morning.
A meeting was held in the evening in
the interest of foreign missions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
ALAd lMA DEMOCRATS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 23.-The Dem
ocratic state convention completed its
work today. William e. Fits was NOM
mated for attorney general; j. o. Turner
for superintendent of education and +. d.
Lane for agricultural commissioner. The
platform indOrses the administration of
President Cleveland, advocates the free
coinage of silver whenever it can he done
consistently with the maintenace of g safe
aud sound currency. aud urges upon Ala
bama's senators and represeni atives TO
congress the speedy reform OF the tariff
and the speedy repeal Of the ten per cent
tax on the issus OF state banks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
poWE.s G. At OF NAIL

LosDos. May = The duke % Cam
bridge and a large pumber Of military sns
naval experts WAS present this afternoon
ct tbe A IhambT% thszt~r g. witness
special test % the oull~t proof eSss is-
vented By Herr Do~r, tns Aasbsirp ssilsr
who. wearing hls coat s~s fired At di1s,-
.pt ranges aud The ca ga not gsercsf.
4 cygBtaItl 80 cofnpo..d ~ military officers
guaranteed tue tess were g.Eu5ae.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
SANDERS STATES HIS PLANS.

KANSAS CITY. No. May 23-General
Sanders, Of train stealing fame, arrived in
Kansas City this evening and upon invita-
tion addressed the members of the Central
Labor union. He said he would leave
Leavenworth for Kansas City as soon as
released from custody and would then
proceed to St Louis and Cairo, where ne
would join kelly's army and so to WASH
ington via Pittsburg and the Ohio river.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
MINERS AT WORK.

OsKALoosA, Iowa, May 23-Muchaki-
mock miners are putting one hundred cars
of coal OF the track daily. -Four hundred
are camped at Give n and each evening pa
rade near the mines. No trouble has &C.
Cured aud the working miners say they
will not come out, Evans and Colon are
working 20 men.
CENTRALIA, Illinois, May 23.-Thirty
men went down in the Big Four miae to-
day and have not been moiested. Rumors
that large delegation of strikers Is COM
ing here are current, but nothing has de-
yeioped as vet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
PICKLER IN 4 PICKLE

CHICAGO. May % Helen Monroe, claim
Ing TO be the daughter OF wealthy boot
and shoe manufacturer of Marblebead,
Mass. appeared in court today to prose-
cute Charles W, Picker Tor desertion
Ste charges that two years ago he induced
her TO elope with him, aud then refusing
to marry her, finally deserving her and her
babe. lie is newspaper man. known in
New York. ST Louis aud San Francisco.
and WAS held in heavy bonds to await
trial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
TO REPEAL CIVIL SERVICE ACT

WASHINGTON, May 3-Represeutative
Enloe introduced a bill to repeal the civil
service act. In the act creating the COM
mission tits stipulated there shall be three
commissioners at certain fixed salaries and
This act still remains In force, 1t was the
intention OF tie house to make iG ineffec-
live. but the mere failure TO appropriate
money does not do SO. The commissioners
could Continue TO perform their duties and
appeal to the court of claims for the re-
muneration fixed for their services by
In
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
CHI sRoKEE SHAFTS RUNNING.

CHEROKEE, Kan, May 23-At a mass
meeting of miners at Daisy Hill. NJ. L.
Walters advised the men 20 90 TO work as
they had already gained point in the in
crease of pay. A vote on the proposition
to suspend work was taken and resulted
in favor of quitting, but those opposed TO
coming out claim that the Crawford
county miners and Missourians out-yoted
them aud AS result all the shafts are
running with the exception OF one or two,
where repairs are being made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
RAILWAY TELEGRAPHERs

DENVER. Colo, May IS The Order of
Railway Telegraphers today seated two
more delegates. One of the delegates
seated was Mcmahon OF Buffalo, over
whom a warm light was made, bitter op-
position being made by Chief Ramsey S
adherents. The vote was 65 to IS. Ram
sey's opponents claim this vote settles the
question of his defeat, but his friends do
not admit this. IL il stated that one more
test OF strength will DE made and if the
opposition wins Ramsey will withdraw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
THEY ASK TOO MUCH
WHITE METALLISTS NOT BACK
WARD IN MATTER OF DEMANDS.

Colonel Fiske's League Declares
Against Many Men and Measures
and Pledges 1tselfto Work for
Free COinage-Grover is
dubbed With His Inter
est Bearing Bonds.
Large Requisi-
tons on Minis
Proposed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24

GUTHRIE. O. T.. May GA few nights
ago settsers Ia the Sac aud Fox eoa1try
saw that the boase OF John O'Connor was
on FIRE, and by hard work succeeded ia
extinguishing the flames After ths fire
Was cut they discovered tue body OF
OConnor sitting In a chair at the supper
table VITA his skull crushed in. aui oy
his sidethe dead body of strange girl.
about 10 years of age. with her throet cut
The motive OF O'Connor's murder IS ac-
counted for as he was known u haro
money, bat the presence OF ths deal aud
strange airl makes the affair a deep mss-
terry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24

CHEYENNE. Wyoming, May 23.-B. r.
Hughes, r. +. Weed and Charles OBrlen
leaders among the Commonwealers who
stole Union Pacific train at Montpelier,
Idaho, last week and run 1t to Cokevllle,
Wyoming, where they were captured,
were sentenced today by Judge Riner OF
the United States court to five months i'm
prisonment in the Laramie county jail.
Twelve others were sentenced to four
months Imprisonment. Ia passing SEN
tence upon them Judge Riner said:
"WEiIe the people of this state are gener-
pus and always willing 10 assist the
worthy who are unfortunate, yet they
are not in sympathy with any man who
violates the law. They have not sent
sorth Commonweai armies to coerce by
aum bers. il not by actual force, transpor-
Sation from place TO place aud subsistence
without compensation. They are indus
Irious, economical and law abiding. All
property, whether owned by individuals
or corporations, is entitled 30 and will re-
ceive full and equal protection under the
law, and any man who illegally interferes
or attempt TO interfere with another's
property or with the possession and use
thereof ought to and surely will be pun
ished for his acts"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
KELLY ON THE MOVE.

QUINCY, Ill. May 23.-Kelly says his
army will move Oh TO Hannibal at noon
tomorrow. Captain Evans of the army
WIS indicted by the grand jury here today
FOR stealing a watch at a meeting Monday
night. He was put under 81, 900 bail and
Attorney Badgey, who travels with the
army in the capacity of legal adviser is
looking after his case. The Common weaiers
were arrested for being drunk and disor-
DERBY. The army is quiet in camp across
the river
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NEW YORK AT BOSTON
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THE TAYLoRs cAPruREp+p

MILAN. Mo May -S.-A detective p>- Ell
through this city TO-DAY an laid yas Ia
lors had been aiJuFeI and would he
brought here tonight. H. story. how
ever. is nos believed by INA e. Parties
supposed 10 be the Tayiur~ .,e Under a.
rest II Greenfield. No. nd I. Reno. . l..
waiting Identification
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IRON AND STEEL WAGES.

CLEVELAND, o.. May 23.-Tbe Amalgam-
ated ASSOCIATION discussed the report of
the committees oil constitution and the
iron and steel wages. The steel wage, it Is
said. has been completed and the iron
wage is nearly finished. The delegates to
the convention refuse to give ont anything
for publication.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
KENTUCKY FAMILY FEUD.

CAMPBELLSvILLE, ny. May 23-News
reached mere today of desperate shooting
ARRAY in Adair county, one mile from
Columbia Quiucy Joseph and James
Tutmal way iald aud shot Samuel Conovrr
and his'wife AS they drove along. Conoyer
returned tie fire and fatally wounded
Joseph nnd Tutmsu. Conover's wife is Il
sister 20 the humans. They did not live
aceably together and this developed a
e.
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WANT BOX CAR RATES.

SENECA, Kan, May 23.-Barrett's Ne
braska division of the Commonweal army
is at Seneca, Kansas, and. the men want
box car rates to this city. The Grand
Island officials, however, viii accept moth
ing short OF full fare. The.men are quiet
and orderly and appear to have plenty of
money. They have made no attempt to
Interfere with the trains
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
BY FORCE OF ARMS
LEAVENWORTH PREPARED TO Re-
PEI INVASION BY STRIKERS

Three Hundred Striking Miners Re
ported to be Marching on Leayen-
worth With the idea of Forcing
the Local Miners to Quit
Work-Five Thousand
Citizens Ready to De-
fend the Homes
Of Miners and
Operators
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
sFcoNn D1srR1cr pEAp.LocK.

OLATHE, Kas., May 23.-The Second dis
trict Republican congressional convention
held three sessions today and tonight and
adjourned until tomorrow, after taking
IO3 ballots, or III since the balIoting began,
wifhnut result
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
cH-zca DIG srAsrr-uxx.r

Ioxpgx, Msy - AT nssrslas A.
l. sf1ln- ham tssts1 Lord EDs~D@rry d.
rlsfsI EBst tie ggvsr2As@st 49,. dst<FfEiu
81 10 carry 80 o1Il fcf t4s 8lss3lzbllsa
tsssEs q ss< Wsisls c5arcA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
FEDERAL AID AGAIN INVOKED.

WASHINGTON, May 28-Dispatches re-
ceived at tie department of justice from
the United States courts of Montana are
to the effect that the Industrials have at
tempted to sieZe another train on the
Northern Pacific road west of Helena. As
The judicial officers were unable to cope
with the mob, General Schnfield today
wired General Merritt at st. Paul to send
a sufficient number of troops to the scene
of the dlstui baDce 10 assist the United
States marshals. Matters are reported to
be quiet at other points on the Northern
Pacific
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Game called at the end of the sixth in
ming 10 allow Pittsburgs 10 catch train.
Bsiteries-klsuSen. Denneily, Hntchin-
son and Schriver; Sugden, Gumbtrt, Col
clough, Nichol and Mack
NEW YORK AT BOSTON
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WILL NOMINATE DAILY.

LIMERICK. May 23.-At a convention TO
day III which the mayor presided and ~
delegates were present it was unani NOUS
Nv resolved to nominate the convict, Daily
for parliament, at the general election.
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HEAVY RAIN IN SCOTT.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
SCOTT CITY, Kan, May ga heavy
rain, the first for several months, COM
menced falling hero at 10 o'clock this
morning. Wichita rainmakers, headed by
George Matthews, have been operating
here for some days. The rain extends
west to the Colorado line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
CUMBERLAND PREsBYTER1ANs.

EUGENE. Ore, May 23-Littie business
was transacted today in the Cumberland
general assembly. The pending report on
the theological seminar:es came up and
DIR. George Knight spoke on the assembly
affirming the election of teachers. After
some discussion the question was diverted
to the report of the committees on educa-
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AT recent meeting Of the Jap a
society a London TIE chairman made
a practical suggestion he Szia TIA.
the sound produced by baznh-oo pipes
was very soft and Esslo~. fass IL wss
largely Used By the Js2aoe%e IN tHe
manufacture OF musical Instruments.
bod IL seemed possible thst al orr..
Builders might derive sdvzatsge fro.n
,h. use osthis reed for orzas pipes
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WILL CONTINUE STRIKE.

PoMEROY, Ohio. May 2S.-Two hundred
miners held secreG meeting today aud
resolved to continue the strike until Il
general settlement Is effected.
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GARNET Crisis pnKprC Id.

DvEsrs. Mxy Zs-At tie nssssisg hsrs
;oa.y II fhs NAiiasai fsasrzsioa. Iickssi
gaxitt sail Z there wss "a ADVERSE vote "a
a. baa.ei ton1sss0~ thy nB8zst Sc Lord
-zffsDssYy Lax "a ofsce wgtsln t1o as-k..
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sAnoA pKYrEs THE DUTCH

LoxDox. AzT - "A as.rstes 20 fas
Tirass fEOm syJnsy. y. 5. ". szJ-s Aa-
viees frsrn samoa s~y that rssssss bold q
.;roag position previously oocop-ss ~
TAflnsa. aud declare shsy ar~ Pfsrsases 30
try cogc!us.01s iEh the IsFn2-s ssfsEsS,
Fake
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NO TROUBLE AT DANvILLE.

DANvILLE, Ills, May 23.-The demon
stration IN Mission field. so far as actual
trouble is concerned. was a failure, but it
is believed the miners who have been
working nave agreed 10 come out. lie
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A SILVER LINING.
Appears to the Passenger Rate Cloud
That has Long Lowered.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-There is now a strong
probability that the tronbles OF the Wes-
tern Passenger association over the emil
grant traffic will be settled within the
next few days President Reiuhart of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24
LIKE THE GENTLE DEW FROM HEA-
VEN.

Comes blissful peace to turbulent, unru-
ly liver brought into subsection and disci-
plined with that grand regulator, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, a boon OF priceless
worth, not only TO the bilious, but also to
the malarious. the rheumatic, the nervous.
the feeble. the constipated. and those whose
kidney and bladder are inactive. The liv-
er is always chiefly involved in material
complaints, for which the Bitters Is a
sDacific
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KIRKpArRIcK NoM1NAfEp.

OswEGo. Kas, May 23.-The Republican
congressional convention Of the iThird dis
tricr this evening nominated S. S. Kirk
patrick of Fredonia for congress by accla-
nation
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PTTTzsrEs. IA. My - --s--sast :. y
MefsaEts. 80 ~sG-k8ous e1zJ ssg seer.
cSraszstt<1 satefsss sssAT ~ stns>taz sscs-
eli ~ tie nsse- fsassGszl sFces.ss are
sgpoosz1 - ~ txss Gauss.
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CLOSED TO AVOID TROUBLE.

PETERSBURG, Ind-. May a-The Little
coal mines again closesi down today as a
result OF the visit Of delegation of strik-
ers. The operators closed down to avoid
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Western Association.

At Jacksonville II II +
Jack sou vilIe..... % 0 4 o o o 3 2-I0 IL Z
Omaha 0 0 o o 3 o. ) 3
Batteri-s-Carish aud Snyder; Baxsn-
dale and Fear.
At Rock Island r III f
Rock Island. ....0 9 0 o0OO3 80 6 .
Lincoln .....O U0I2 0g0 o. o