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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-12
SPORTING.


Overland park To-Day were Is follows:
First race-S:00 class, pacing, purse
81, 600: PHO. kuox won second. third and
fourth heats and race. Time, a:2Ii..
Second-s:45 class, trotting, purse $500.
Expressive won second aud third heats
and race Time, 2:26l(. a.o5&... Lady 4.
f. ID. won first heat in 2:251S
Third-Two-yesr-old pacing. purse 81 600:
Directly won second and third heats ana
race. Time, 2:24l, 2:a64 Carbouate won
first heat in PISS.
Fenrth-Polo pony. five fur!ongs, purse
$50: Dorothy. b. NJ unknown. won, Small
Hope second, John Gilpin third Time.
l:O95x
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CUT OFF HIS FAMILY.

KANSAS CITY. No., June 1I.-Colonei
Harvey NJ. Vale, the noted ''Star Reuter-"
who died here last week, has cut off his
family and relations with a very small
part of his large estate, the major portion
having been Requested to the Indepen-
dence, No., ladies college as an endow-
ment fund. providing the name of the in
stiJute is changed to the Vale institute
within year. His estate is estimated at
$3.50 600
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EDISON PROTECTS HIs PATENT.

Boston, Mass, June lin the United
States circuit court today the Edison
Light company ct al. of New York were
granted motion for q preliminary in
junction against the Boston Incandescent
Lamp company on patent claims.
The suit brought by the Edison COM
pany for an alleged infringement on its in
candescent lamp patent. In 1892 the Boston
company constructed lamp after the
Pollard patent, but it is alleged to contain
all the elements Of the Edison patent, save
that the defendant uses film of powdered
silver as a conductor in place of platinum
wire. By today's decision the Edison
company is at liberty to push the case and
file petition to recover damages, which
the counsel says will be done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-12
BITS OF MYTHOLOGY

a GREEK girl offered gifts Of flowers
to Peitho that she might be fluent in
speech and pleasant in utterance.
A GREEK butcher had the choice OF
thirty-seVen deities whom, on a pinch,
he had right 10 ask for assistance.
MoUNrAINEEas had deities called
breads, to whom they prayed to he de-
iivered from avalanches and falling
trees
ATE was the Greek goddess OF mis-
CHEZ. she was adored BY persons de-
si2ous OF being free from petty annoy
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CONFERENCE Ar ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June Il-At the labor con-
ference today everything was conducted
in perfectly harmonious manner and the
discussions went to show that the dele
gates were fully in favor OF agreeing to
some plan whereby the various erganiZa-
tions would become more closely allied to
one another than they were at present
At the afternoon session a document was
submitted to the conference by the repre-
sentatives of the Knights of Labor. and
committee was appointed to act upon it
and makela report at the opening of the
conference tomorrow morning. The meet
ing then adjourned until tomorrow.
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TROOPS ORDERED OUT.

COLUMBUS, o., June 1.-THE sheriffs of
Tuscarawas and Stark counties this aft
fruoon made formal demand On Governor
Mckinley for troops TO protect the prop
erty OF the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheel
ing railroad. The Fourteenth regi-
1nent WAS sent this evening to
Cireichsville in Tuscarawas county and
right companies of the regiment were or
uered 10 Masaiion in Stark county.
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Roeber Threw Ross.

NEW YORK, June li.-At the Academy
OF Music tonight Ernest Roeber, the
champion Graeco- Roman wrestler OF the
world, defeated Duncan Z. Ross, Roeber
woa three straight bouts. In the first,
catch-as-catch Can, Roeber threw Ross in
ten and half minutes. He won the sec
ond, Graeco- Roman, in five minutes, and
the third bout, catch-as-ca.ch-can, in four
minutes
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QUIET, THOUGH CRITICAL.

MIDVALE, o.. June 11.-At IL p M, all
Is quiet here; no miners in sight, as troops
are here. The road is transferring pas
sengers past burning bridges The COM
pany fears for some of its bridges. Only
one wire Is working south of here on ac-
count Of the bridges being burned, and it
j. difficult to get even ordinary militia
orders through.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 1.-THE situation
ri Manown today has been quiet. About
thirty men are at work under cuard of
seventy-five deputies. Everything is quiet
at Mckeesnort - fSs
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CREASED THE RATS

WHEELING CREEK, o. June 1.-THE
strikers creased the rails OF the Cleveland
Lorraine and Wheeling road and badly de.
Iayed the trains Ten or fifteen shots
were fired at the soldiers from the hills
and were at once returned. The soldiers
placed gatiing gun in position but did
Lot use it
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TO THE SEASHORE
at Slight Cost via Vandalia and Penn.
syivania Short Lines.

For the National Educational associa-
tion meeting low rate excursion tickets to
Asbury Park viii be sold via Vandalia
and Pennsylvania lines July 18th, Sth
and 9th. Atlantic City. Cape May, Long
Branch, Ocean Grove, and numerous other
summer havens along the New Jersey
coast are near Asbury Park, to which
these lines lead direct from ST. Louis.
Solid vestib1le trains daily from St. Louis
to Philadelphia, with convenient connec-
ton in Union station for frequent trains
for the seashore. Ample time for an ex-
tended sojourn. For details address j.
NJ. Chesbrough. Assistant General Passen-
ger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
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RECEIvERsHIP VACATED.

CHICAGO, June 1l.-Judge Tuthill today
vacated the order appointing John c. Will
son receiver OF the Switchmen's Mutual
association upon the application of counsel
for the organization. 1t was agreed be-
tween all the parties TO the suit that the
proceedings would take the turn of an in-
ouiry into the merits of the claims OF
George Rutter. the complainant. This ef-
fectually disposes of the receivership ques-
ton and the hearing of the claim will be
taken up At later date.
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PARAaUAYAN COUP.

NEW YORK. June ia Herald special
says: The coup d'etat in Paraguay on Sat
urday ended peacefully. Not a shot was
fired. General Egusgis. Cabellero and Es-
cobera, each of whom is a cadidate for the
presidency, entered into a conspiracy
with the minister Of war TO overthrow
President Gonzales. When the president,
accompanied By the minister of the inte-
rior and the chief of police, was entering
the congress in Assumption, he was sud.
denly surrounded and arrested by armed
men, who compelled him to resign his
Otfice
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ARaENTINA's REVOLT.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Herald's
Buenos Ayres dispatch says: News has
been received that the Brazilian govern
mert forces uuder Colonel Sampaco have
been surprised and defeated by the rebel
forces under General Pima in Congura.
One hundred and fifty men were killed or
wounded in the fight. General Lorezo,
the president of the rebel provisional gov
ernment in the state of santa Catherine,
has been caDtured
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WEKERLE'S CABINET.

BUDA PEsTH. June 1.-The list of the
members of the new cabinet is published
today as follows: Premier and minister
of finance. Dr.. Wekerle; education and
public worship. Baron Lorant Eoetvoes;
Agriculture lad interim), Baron Fejerary;
interior. Herr Chieronymi; commerce,
Herr Won Lukacs; justice. DIR. Won Szilagy;
for Croatia and Siovonia, Herr Jossigerv-
airy; national defence, General Baron
EaierYare
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MAY BE LYNCHED.

CoLLINsvILLE, Tex. June Ill. J.
Reason, prominent citizen, was shot and
killed today by Craig Herndon. The lat
ter accused Reason OF alternating his wife's
affections. Mrs. Herndon is "A sister of
Reason and declined to return to Virginia
with her husband. Late tonight it is
rumored that the murderer has been run
down by the sheriff and he may be
iyucned.
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In the House.

WASHINGTON. june 1L-There was an
air of isuguid listl-ssness apparent in the
house today ard IL Was evident the
members were not IN working humor.
The day was claimed by Mr. Heard,
chairman OF the committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia, but while several bills
We're considered, no action was reached on
any of them on account Of the lack OF a
quorum.
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OPERATORS FLATLY REErsr

PoMEEoY, o., June 1.-THE conference
pf the operators and the miners here TO-
day left the miners in worse shape than
before. The miners made proposition
II 25a cents per bUshel, an increase of y
cent over last years rate. The operators
fatIy refused to consider the proposition
ana let the conference without making
AN offer and the conference adionrned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-12
THE HORRORS

Of Indigestion, when it takes long lease
of the stomach. are unsurpassed by and
described by the most sensational writer
of ghost stories Unlike the latter kind,
they are real and not imaginary. Heart
burn. wind on the stomach. heart pa!pita-
ton, extreme nervousness are only a few
of them. Dispossess this unwc.come ten
ant with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which banishes also malaria, constipation
and billiousness.
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HUFGRY wFALFRs.

VALPARAISO. Ind. June r-SherlH
S,oad-r, III 10 o'c'ock tonight was tels-
GRABBED 70 come TO Chestertou at ouce IS
a Coxey army composed ot Soo reo bad
straek The town and We're sli e-unk- They
threatened 10 barn the town ualess they
were fed aad lodged The sheriff lefE AZ
oace with prsss. Nc further isforna-
t.ca has BEEN received.
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OBITUARY.

NEW YORK, June 1I.-Professor David
B. Scott. A. NJ, z. II. H., of the college of
the city of New York is dead, aged ~.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 11.-Rt. Rev.
Bishop I. NJ ID. Ward, Of the African NJ.
failura.
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BASE BALL
How They Stand.
National League.
CHICAGO AT BOSTON.

| Boston. .....s2 10000 2-i5 Is 4
Chicago o o l 0 / ia IL )
Bat.eries-Stivetts and Camel; Terry
and kittredge.
CINCINNATI At Rpr,ORLyr
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PEORIA, Ills, June 1l.-Fully half
dozen mines in this county will resume
operations tomorrow morning under the
protection of eighty deputy sheriffs. There
are rumors of serious trouble when the
attempt is made. Tonight story is pre-
vaIent that AN attack will be made on the
Pekin jail, though it is not credited here.
There Is great excitement in Pekin, how
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COAL TRAINS MOVING

CINCINNATI, O., June l1.-Specials from
various parts of the mining district to the
1imes-Star state that the wards st RAlla;r.
bridgeport and other places were cleared
OF coal trains today over 1000 cars OF coal
having cleared from Bellsire alone sincs
the troops arrived. The trains ara
guarded to Cam bridge.
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BURNED sauArrERs' HOMES.

Sioux CITY, a., June 11.-News has
reached here that Sheriff McCapes of
Dixon county, Neo., has burned the homes
of squatters on an island is the Missouri
river opposite Vsrmillion, S. D., after
first driving the settlers from their homes.
The ownership of the island has been in
dispute between the two states.
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TROOPS ORDERED HOME

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 11.-Governor
Matthews ordered four companies home
from Sullivan county this afternoon.
There will be eight companies on guard
there until the conditions change,
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PREPARING TO MARCH.

SHRING VALLEY, ILL.,, June 1.-THE
miners of this district are preparing to
march to Kewanee tomorrow, regardless
of reports of settlement. At least 1000
men will march. 1t is reported here that
the sheriff OF Henry county is at Kewanee
with force of 250 armed deputies in an
ticipation of the march of the miners.
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CAN'T DO BETTER
ALLEGED DEFECTIVE PLATES TO
BE UESHIPPED AND TESTED.

Lieutenant Alderman Give Some Tell
ing Evidence Before the ArmOr
Plate Investigating Committee
About the Methods of Gov
eminent Inspectors at
Carnegie'S Works.
He Locates De-
fective Plates
and Extent,
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Weather for Wichita and vicinity today
Fair and slightly warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday ............. IS
Lowest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 66
Mean "a
Average for month thus far. ~
June average past five years. .-...-.....--. "a
Average Tor 1lth day. -.............-....7 20
During the past twenty-four hours there was
partly cloudy weather. fresh southeast wind.
and nearly stationary temperature. Total
rainfall during the late storm, SIS inches.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAsHrSGroy, June u.-Following is the
forecast up to p. m. Tuesday:
For Kansas-Fair; south winds.
For Oklahoma, Indian territory and Arkan-
sas-Fair: southeast winds
For Colorado-Fair: probably cooler: west
to northwest winds.
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READ THE RIOT ACT.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 1i.-Governor
Pattison issued a proclamation to the
sheriff of jefferson county tonight setting
out the riotous occurrences there and
warning the citizens of the county against
any further demonstrations, directing
them To disDerse
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MAY YET ESCAPE
ANOTHER LEASE OF LIFE GRANTED
MAYOR HARRISOES SLAYER

Trial Of Insanity Plea Postponed On
I'll september = Possibility That
Steps May be Taken To Set the
Murderer at Liberty on
Ground That Having
Been Once Tried the
Law Has no Fur
Their Hold
on Him.
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TO MAKE COMMON CAUSE.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June 1l--George c.
Ward will leave for Chicago tonight 10 at
tend the first annual convention OF the
American Railway union. Mr.. Wards
purpose is 20 induce the railway union to
espouse the cause of the striking coal
miners
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QUAKEs IN ANpALusIA.

MADRID. June 11.-An earthquake
shook several districts Of Andalusia today.
In the towns of Granada aud Almeria
many houses were destroyed and several
persons were killed.
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MFnICAl MEN ENROUTE.

BosToN. June ia large delegation of
New Engianders left this city today for
California, Denver, Colo. to attend the
annual meeting Of Homeopathisss- In
Chicago the delegation will join the New
York ard Washington delegations:
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EFFECTS OF HEAT.

NEW YORK. June 1L-Seven persons
were Frustrated by the heat today and
treated at the city hospitals. Fisher
Lyman, so years. Two persons died in
Brooklyn from the intense heat.
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TREASURY CASH BALANCE

WASHINGTON, Jnne 1.-THE cash bal
ance IL the treasury today Is SIG. sd, 62i of
which O.. Sos go = gold reserve This
amount wilI BE further reduced by s. ,0o0-
coo engaged at New York today fo. ship
ment, leaving The true amount OF the re-
serve Sos SsS,59&
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SCARCITY OF COAL

PADUCAH, KY, June 1.-THE Chesa-
peake, Ohio ana Southwestern shops have
shut down here, throwing over 800 men
out of work. Scarcity OF coal is the cause.
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HIGHEST JUNE RECORD.

NEW YORK, June 1l.-Heat has been ex-
cessive today. The mercury marked 80 in
the shade, the highest record for June IL
in the history of the weather bureau.
There have been four prostratioDs.
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QUIET AT BoGaS RUN.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, June I-Tele-
grams received blythe governor from Boggs
Run today say that no disturbance &C.
CURED so far and that everything is quiet.
Trains of coal are moving without any op-
position
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EIGHTEEN HORSES BURNED

OMAHA, Neb.. June IA special to the
Bee from Nebraska City says fire at
o'clock destroyed the Barnes barn at
Nebraska City. Eighteen head of horses
were burned to death. Loss unknown,
but will be heavy
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The higbes: mountain Ia The vest
err continent is Mount sorsto. In
Bolivia - t~entyore thousand two
hundred and eigty-fosr feet, % sboss
foar miles
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Every member Of tie British cabs
net 'actx IN tAree capscifs-s-ss I'd
tninisfTzfor % . department q STATE
a nc1sb Der OF legislative chan se-i
and a. . scaeSeasia. adviser 20 tks
e-cwA
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LAST TRAIN MOVED.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June Hoover
nor McCorkle received telegram this
evening that the last coal train in the
yards at Bogg's Run had been moved.
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AGAINST WOMEN VOTING.

TRENTON, n. j., June 1l-Chief Justice
Beasley decided today that the legislature
of New jersey could not confer upon
women the right to vote for any public
officers.
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sLAyIN WHIPPED CRAIG

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June 11.-Billy
Slavin Of Australia met Frank G.. Craig.
the Harlem Coffee Cooler" at the Twin
City Athletic club tonight and was
whipped in the first round.
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CHICAGO. June u-Stiil another lease
OF lie has been granted tn Patrick Eugene
Prendergsst, the red-hsnded assassin OF
Mayor Carter II. Harrison. After numer~
Gus delays aud postpoasments, with tas
unprecedented circumstances 81 which the
reading pubic Is familiar. the trial OF the
issue raised as to the sanity or insanity Of
the murderer had been peremptorily set
Tor today. AT the instance OF counsel for
the defense, however. aud by agreement OF
the s,ate's attorney further continuance
OF I'VE months has been granted. and the
convicted man will not again be srraigu~d
until the September term Of court com
mrnccx
IL would not be surprising II, in the
mssa;ims. steps would be taken 10 set
him absolutely A. liberty on ths ground
that having been once convicted aud che
day ard the hour of the execution SCI.
anu the entire proceedings having been
upheld by the supreme court, the action
of Jrdge Chetlsin In ordering postpone
meut OF the execution at the last moment
was contrary TO aud IN violation Of the
law, and that Consequently no legal condl-
tions exist under which the assAssia eau
be longer held in the custody Of the county
officials.
Judge Payne said this afternoon that he
would bot consider motion for a
continuance until the case before him IN
disposed OF. An agreement has been
made between the attorneys on hoih sides
and States Attorney Kern said tonight
that the hearing OF the insanity case viii
20 over until November z
Public indignation.
CHICAGO June Ii,-Public feeling Is nc
fever heat over the perversion OF justice an
the case of Preudergsst, the butcher OF
the best mayor IN Chicago's history, aad
Were It rot tor the fact that the county
Jail is as impregnable as Russian for
tress, and that ever since the Anarchist
outbreak, the police have been especially
schooled in tactics necessary for the resist
xnce OF mobs or large asseniblages, it il
questionable whether the prevailing feel
lug would not culminste in a miasighr
attack upon the big north side bsstile
with view Of obtaining possession Of the
incarcerated murderer aud hanging him
10 the nearest iamD-post.
The proceedings today by which the do.
Termination of his sanity Is put OF fer tive
months were but another step in the
chicanery and jobbcry and msladministra-
ton of the processes OK tho law that has
characterized the case almost from The
honr that Prendergast was found guilty
aud sentenced TO death. These proceed
inSs are without parallel in the Judicial
history OF Illinois, or. for that matter, Of
the entire country.
There is talk today of holding an i'm
meuse mass meeting on the Lake Front
under the auspices OF representative citi-
zsDs for the purpose of protesting against
the jugglery with justice that has char
acteriZed the case, aud Of demanding tia
mediate action by che states attorney.
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TROOPS ORDERED HOME.


PAMA, H., June 1.-The state troops
have been ordered home tonight. A spe-
cial train is here to take them away.
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Sioux Cisy fOS3402 Ill - ?
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indiznxpoi8------i Q : I'll y 9
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today
fair and siie htly warmer.
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OVER THE LOWLANDS.
WILL GO STRAIGHT.

GREAT BEND, Kan. June 1.-THE Ar
kansas river rose twelve inches last night.
The overflow covers the lowlands,
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Bat.eries-Stivetts and Camel; Terry
and Kittredge.
CScIsSATI At BROOKLYN
RI Z
Brooklyn ........43 64oo1O Ia ~ 2
Cincinnati....1 o 0 all IA =
Baiteries-Steiu. kihsiow aud Lachsnce;
Dwyer aud Murphy.
ST. LOUIS AT WASHINGTON.
RHE
ST. Louis % o o / o o oI 1-34 o
Washington % o o 0 o 1 o 0 ] o o. 2 5
characterization and PETIT; Maui and
McGuire.
PITTsBUEG AT PHILADELPHIA
RHE
Philadelphia. ...2o4oo o-7b 2
Pitt-burg ...0 90 o 2 : o 0 O. :
Ba,teries-W eybing and Cross; Kiiisn
and Mack
LOUISVILLE At EEw TORE
RHR
New York. .0s2oe 00I.-s %
Louisville ! o o 2 o O. 3 z
Baiteries-Russie aud Farrell, Hsmmi3s
and Grim
CLEVELAND AT BALTIMORE
RHEI
Cleveland. ...0 10000 '-2I2 4
Baltimore --s-.--0 @ : 0 . O. u
Bsi;er.es-Y0Enz ADD ZanDer. xulszrs.
BrSsa and Ko6.Gson-
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is but one

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