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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
Growth of " Christian Endeavor."
(Harper's Weekly.)

Christian Endeayor has had a marvel
lous growth in its fourteen years 1t has
passed the "big-boy" period and is far
on the way To matured manhood It's
progress is indicated in the following
statistics:
PILES SOCIETIES OF CHRISTIAN EN-
DEANOR:
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VigiIant Too Slow.

ROTHESAY, July 12.-The last OF the
Clyde regattas was sailed to-day over the
quadrangular course of the Royal North
ern Yacht Club. The Britannia beat the
VigiIant again. The finish time was:
Britannia. 4h. Sos; Vieilant, 4h. I'm. los.
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Mt--Oaly-S1.

Round trip to Norfolk AMI Newpot
News tomorrow night on the steamer
Pocahontas. Tickets also good 20 reuirv
the following Tuesday. See advertise
mont
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Summary. Earned runs tt.i 7"", - -
Ricbmond 3 Two-basa Initiate: Three
has hit-Hodge. Home runs-stanord 2,;
Morgan (2). Hodge. Honeyeutt, MyeTs, s,,a~ ai,p
S,afford Roussey, and Foster. Bases on
baIls~GT leach. / of LAthrop, 4. Hit by
pitcher-Kain. Struck-out-By Leach, o.
by Lathrop. @ Passed bail-W iiiians'
Time of game. hours and 10 minutes
I-,nrfre Black
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

NEW YORK, Julyi i2-Judge Barrett
has granted certificate OF reasonable
doubt In the case Of Erastus Wfman- Mr..
Wtman's release on ball is now ponaible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

Mrs. wlnslow's Soothing syrup mas been
used for chiKNren teething. II soothes the
child. sof,ens the gums, aliays all pain,
cures wind colc. and Is the 0est remedy
for dlarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

Ten drops Of the genuine AsGOsrcsa BirrEHs
manufactured only by Or. J. G. y. siEoEsT
SONS, inpsrt delicious flavor 70 cold drinks
and prevent all summer disesses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

Clutches, Trusses aud Braces at
OWES a MINOR DRUG COxPAsY'&
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Cheap Rates

10 Baltimore Philadelphia. and New York
via
York-Riyer Line.
The Southern Railway Company f. scll
Ing tickets from Richmond L, Baltimore
and return good for hye days. at ratio
OF 81: to Philadelphia and return good
for ten days.. 81: to Nav York and re-
turn good FOR ten days.. 81. Ssatcroom .
can he reserved and all Information o0
tained by applying at passenger Office, s9l
east Main street.
JOHN VI. BftALI..
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

Summary: TwO-base hlts-O Hagan ana
Maglnns. Base on balls-On BOYD, b;
off Kissinger. /. Struck out-By Kissin-
ger, l. Double plays-Frech, Fitzmorris,
and Crockett; Maginnis and Fitzmorris;
Corcoran. McCrary, and Land. Passed
ball-Hodge. Wild pitch-Boyd. stolen
bases-Maginnis, Frech. Corcoran. and
Thornton Umpre-Staples. Time of
game-l hour and 80 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

Summary: FArned runs-Lynchburg, 7.
Two-bas- hit-Webster. Home run
. Knox Bases st4en-F'ultz Doian, PEN
nington. Authur Jobe CD, and Clere.
Double plays-Clark. Donovan, and Sc
yers (D: iClere and Elsey. Bases on balls
FNIltZ Clark. Jobe %. Clsre, and Boucher.
HIT by pitched ball-FultZ. Struck out
Bv Dolan, ;; by Anderson, 6. wild
pitches Anderson. .. Cmpire-Clark.
Time of game-1 hour and - minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

Ice-shavers. Mak-shakers, and all kinds
Soda. Water supplies a.
OWENS MINOR DRUG coxPksY's
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Wind.or and Lewiston Tia.

WINDSOR. N. c.. July 12.-tSpecial)-.
One OF the greatest games OF baseball
that ever took place IN Windsor was
played on Tuesday between the Windsor
and Lewiston clubs. The game resulted
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Stars ..................2s ...2sO006010 II
Spauldings ...........O0O00 01 3


Summary: Home-runs-Wells and
Frosst. Two-base hits-Holland, Ricnard-
son. Cox. CrUstic. and Wells. Bases on
balls-CoX (2). Holland. and Hoy. struck
out-Thorp. Bender. Blnford. Reeves, Tim
beriake and Carr. Bases from being
hit-Gentry and Cox. Double plays-Rich-
ardSon (unassisted). Stolen bases-Bin-
ford. Wild pitches-Lyston and Wlthers
~. Passed balls-Welis (2l and Thorp.
Time OF game, 2 hours and IL minutes
Umpires, Ellyson and Gentry.
Diamond Dust.
Tim West spralned his ankle In Peters
burg yesterday while sliding to second
base
tiettinger, until recently with the Mo-
bile team. who has been signed with the
Richmonds. will join the team in Peters
burg this afternoon.
AS was forecasted in the Dispatch some
days since. Stafford and Smith. OF the
petersburg club. TO whom offers were
made TO secure them for Richmond, have
declined TO sign here.
large number OF rOoters-probably
l5o-went over to Petersburg Yesterday
rom Richmond and witnessed the defeat
Of the Crows.
The Buffalos defeated the Brook-Ave-
nue. Siuegers by the score OF to in n
game played at the Lce-Monument
grounds yesterday.
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Scntch .trikers Eint.

GLASGOW. July 12.-The striking
miners at Blantyre eight miles from this
city have become riotous. The local au-
thOrities, being unable to check the dis
order, have applied to the Glasgow police
Cor assistance
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HYDE PARK STAKES.
Handsome Winner of the Leading Race at
Riof-opolis.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Handsome won the
Hyde-Park stakes at Washington Park
to-day and landed sl2s75 for Ed. COrr-
gan besides a lot Of money In wagers.
f1rst race-onc mile-Cash Day QlJ.
lIigh. 10 10 s. won, Lutut second Lake
shore third. Time. l:i2 l2
second race-siX fUrlOngs-Jennette Ed
wards %. lsom, TO y won. Montery
second; Uncle Luke third. Time, ia IL.
Third race-Iiyde-Park stakes, value
N5S5. SIX furlcngs-Handsome (S9. J.
Mener u 70 ;, won. Laureate second.
FRANK *. third Time iIi1-4.
Fourth race-mile and seventy yards
'.lule Chris go. Perkins. ) 20 y won.
Patrick second. Lock third Tiure. las ID.
ltth race-maidens. one mle-imp. Full
! ~ II.
sixth race-six furlongs-Pop Gray dlS,
-oneIsault third Time. 1:l3 Ii.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK. July l2.-The weather at
the Brighton Beach race-track to-day was
threatening and somewhat unpleasant.
Ihe attendance, however. was about as
iarge ~ usual. Light showers i'm the
! morning helped TO better the condition
OF the track by laying the dust without
making II heavy
Jockey Corbley. who rode Pella in the
second race. was fined $25 for not riding
First race-hve furlongs-Gloriana G00.
E. Tride, - 10 y won. Governor Fifer
second. His Grace third. Time. 103.
Second race-One mile-Firt QOS, Simms,
2 to ID won. Charter second. Mcintyre
thlrd. Time. i4iA.
Third race-siX furlongs-Monlco G0i.
Hamilton TO - won. Harry Reed second,
Little Ella third. Time 1907.
Fourth race-fve furlongs-Shelly Tut
tie 0l4, Simms. > to p won, Equation
second Billy Boy third. Time. l. O2 IA
Firth race-mile and a furlong-Vesti-
buie Q0s, Martin. II to - won. w. B. Sc
ccnt, JOdan third. Time. 1:56K.
siNh race-One mile-ROller n07 SmrnS.
! 10 > won, Harry AloEZO second Tom
Tough third. Time. IA
EAST ST. LOUIS
ST LOUIS, July 12.-East st. Louis re-
suits:
First race-eleven sixteenths OF a mile
Jennie Lind won. Robert Latta second.
Tom Stevens third Time. lis.
Second race-sX furongs-Capulin won.
Poor Abe second, Luke f., third. Time,
p -
Third race-thirteen sixteenths of n
Inile-tNpcrence won, Ballar'line second,
Roguefort third. Time, l:27 II.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Tom s. won,
One Dime second. Jardine third Time.
I'll
Firth race-eleven siXteenths Of mile
Attention won. SattnO second. Jordan
third. Time t15 l-2
FAST PACING.
SAGINAW MICH Tuiv 10 TIM corc,
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In n tie. Each side made i6 runs. and II
took three hours to play the game.
STARS DEFEAT THE sPAULDINcs.
A Closely Contested Game at Island Park
Yesterday.

The Stars again defeated the spaulu-
ings In closely contested and interest
Ing game at Island Park yesterday after
noon.
Only small crowd OF rooters ana
crinks witnessed the contest. but these
few in their original calls and cries and
superfluity OF roots. made up FOR any de-
hciencies that existed in their numosrs;
practice. They look like ball-piayers, but
somehow they failed to bunch their hits
when needed
Mr.. Lyston started In TO pitch, but gave
way to Wefls in the fourth inning AFTER
the game was virtually lost Withess
pitched beautiful game for the stars,
but was n little inclined to Kick against
the umpire, thereby to a great extent
marring the beauty OF his work.
folloMlng Is the score by Innings
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cTAIrNDON
LYNCHBURG.

Totals .............. - i II
SCORE BY INNINGS.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-03
Ghe Republican Candidate for Con-
gress Opens His Canvass
for Recollection.
He Makes the Very Best Showing
That Ho Gan for His
Party.
Two Elopsrs from silver, In THIS County.
Are Captursd by tho Police
la Butte.


suSelHl 10 Tho independent
ButIs0s, Oct. "A fAif sized audience
assembled 10 the district court room this
evening to hear the Hon. Il. d. Weed and
Hon. Charles 4. Hartman. Mr.. Weed not
appearing, MAJor Foster introduced Con-
RrssGmsn HaFlmun. who blamed tho pros
ent administration for the financial tou-
blsi compared tha expenditures of the
FiftJ-hrst congress 10 those OF the fiftJ-
second, showing the expenditures OF the
latter to be greatly In excess Of tho foTmsTi
said he did no, ohA,as eItrnvARAnoe, bot
thought the democrats ought not 10 accuse
tho republicans OF being sr,ravARant.
Mr.. Hartman denounced the tariff bill
and Cleveland for not vstoing 10. lie
pledged himself for free and unlimited
coinags OF both gold and silver al the ratio
Of sixteen 10 one. and protection In every
thing. lie said they would push the silvss
question In the nsIt congress and thought
hs would have . hand In H. and told Of hls
fab, for silver, With Teller and others.
The congressman says populism means
"ws want something for nothing, and II We
don't get IL We will destroy property" and
gave Kansas and Colorado rs examples.
No man, be declare Cd. will invest dollar In
eithor. The populis,s want the govern
men, 10 own tho railroads. but don't wan,
u to issue bonds. and We would have to
issue gil, ,000. 100000 in bonds TO buy the
railroads. He urged the election OF aIs-
publican legislature. and would rather bo
bsatsn himself than TO lose two United
StAtss senators.
Mr.. Hartman closed by saying good
word for Judge Hant.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-03
ELoPED from SILVER.
The Troubis Alleged to he Due to q
Brutal Husband.

The Troubls Alleged to he Due to .
Brutal Husband.
Special to The Indepenisnt.
BUTTE Oct Mrs. william Davis and
Geo. Pulyer. an sloping couple, were ar
rested this sf,el noon by Police Oheer
Warner on q telegram from Helena. They
left Helena Yesterday. arriving In buste Al
10 o oil ock last night The telegram ssking
for their arrest vas reesived before ,he AZ
rival Of the train. but the couple were no,
found until this afternoon, when the officer
located them al the Southern hotel, where
they had been stopping over night as man
and wife. under assumed names. The
runaway wife was accompanied by her
baby. about q year old. which was taken
with her 10 the county jail. and locked mp
over nigh, In the womab's department..
Ms. Davis was seen by q reporter this
evening. bu, declined 10 talk about her sf-
fsirs. except 20 ssy that she left her hus-
band some time ago because he had abused
her constantly and thTestensd her life, and
that she did not intend to live with him
again. She is q woman abou, 2S years Of
age and iu,elligeu, looking.
Pulver was detained al the city Jail await
ing the arrival of an officer from Helena on
the late train. He was NOR, communies-
tive when questioned By g reporter than
Np. Davis. II, said Mrs. Davis was the
wife OF a section foreman at Silver. a town
about twenty-siI miles from Helena. at
which place pulver was In the saloon busi-
ness uu,il ve,k or 40 ago. PulVsr Gains
that Davis had been treating bis wife
brutslly for a long time and that last
February he dove hor and her child and
female servant from the house with q
butcher hniio and they wee compelled TO
eek shelter at a neighbsI's house.
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10 N,w E,. Temnl. No =

HELENA, Montana. Oct. 2. ls9i. To New
Eva Temple, No. 7-0fiosrs and Members;
Although the privilege OF meeting In temple
session Is denisd at present. We upprscists
thu integrity Of our little band of temper
ancs workers. We mean those bo,s and
girls who can say mo, thank you" when
the TEN mpIine punch bowl sends up its AROMA
OF death in disguise and the fumes of
Havana substitutes MobtAnA's brenth of
heaven. These DoIs and Rirls are worthy Of
the solemn pledge they have taken. We
can trust thon 10 place the capital OF their
stats where u should be aud make IL what
u should be when placed-a home OF truth,
love and purity. We do not wish TO know
who dug mp tho hatchet. Punch bowl, bu y
IL boys. and its Implements, the pipo aud
the spotted cards. 40 deep that no mother
may hnd chuae TO she'd moro tea 0 for their
sak0. The whole void is full OF better
Things and heaven Ia nearer without them.
Yours most cordially In truth. love and
purity, /. j. KpKENDALL.
Superintendent
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An Inran, Army of nm infant King.

A Roms paper describes the infant army
being drilled at San Sebastian In rsudinssi
fot tho arrival of the young king OF Spain,
who mounted on hia little pony.
will review the army which con-
sista OF 400 boys of from Eve to eight
years OF age. 1t has been recruited from
thO Basque provinces. The infant sol
dlrra wear blus uniform With reI caps,
and carry smHll guns manufactured on
purpose TO suit their strength. All classes
arc Tepfesentsd In the small army from
the snn of general TO simple working
mems sons. The chief Of tho CO Us of
sHppsTs aud miners is a boy only five years
old. band Of music composed OF ffty
boys. whose agea a . from seVOn TO 10 years,
can already play the national march and
other pieces. The army has six companies.
each with ita captain and liOuisnants.-
London kewa
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THEY TORE OFF THE SIGNS.
Tony ssmeneo Has an Esperisns, with
Anaconda People.

Tony ssmeneo Has an Esperiens, with
Anaconda People.
Tony Ssmenso. q buyer OF hides. arrived
In Helena yesterday from trip into Deer
Lodge county, and reports an experience
With some Anaconda. .for-ths-ospi pital
people. He had neatly decorated his
wagon with three bAnne.s bearing the In
soripilon; Helena for the capital" lie
stoprsd al the place Of Luke Finn, about a
mile from Washington Rulch. on the Helm.
vi 10 road, in Deer Lodge county. He
bought some hides from Finn, Who invited
him TO come into the houss and eat dinner
With him. THIS invitation Mr.. Bsmenao
accepted. When he was through be vent
out 10 bis wagon, ana found that Flnn's
men hsd torn of the Helena s,sns and cut
the IN into ribbons. and substituted another
aign, "AnSconda- da-for-the-eapitsl," printed
on large cardboard. The men had Also
put something into Mr.. semsnac's tobacco
wLioh made u necessary TO throw 10 all
away. Finn hpoloRizel for the actions Of
his men. but the apology did mol resiol
the Helena signs or tue tobacco.
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wa,or as a Dislnf.o,npt.

II Ia fact thht appears TO be moi ecner-
ally known perhaps because il mar not be
generally credited ethAt pure fresh water
IL ono of the most valuable OF diainfeoinuts,
lnasmueh ne IL IL a powerful absorbent
Every sick room should have large vssasl
OF clear water, frequently renewed, placed
near the bed, or oven beneath 10, 1hls MOI
only Absorba much Of aha hurtful vapnr,
but by ita evaporation IL Goftens and ten.
porA the atmosphere. doing away with The
drynOss which 10 30 trying and depressing 2
Ia an iLyAlid, or even 10 Eofsons In health
for that matter. 10 has frequently bSeu
shown. by actual experiment. that tfoubled
by 50 simple . thiuR re- the placing OF an
opsn bowl Of water near she sufferers bed /.
London telegraph.
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sensatIon Exploded

PIrrsnuRa. Oct - Tho sensational
charge Of Attorney A. II. Rowaud that the
grand jury had besu corrupted TO seoute
the throwing out Of the indictment against
John Murpky. director OF public safety OF
ALLEGHENY City. p owed complete hzzie.
Murphy was cha Red with receiving money
from keepers of dlso dorly and gambling
housss. This indiotmtnt was ignored by -
tie vote. Rowand then alleged that hs had
AffldaVi,s showing that members OF ths
grand jury we'e Influenced By ofTers Of
menOy and positions The court and grand
iurT insisted upou Hu Investigation. To-
day Rowand produced the IfildAyit-mAker
but each deelarOd that his statement was
made on information received and he had
no personal knowledge Of the alleged cor.
Tuptiou,
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WILL FIGHT THEM ALL
Fits on 1ondaJ, Jnohaon on Tuesday, sud
40 un 1broaHh the wesh.

tiiG On Mondag, Jackson on Tuesday, and
40 oa 1brooah the wssh.
Bo5Tor. Oct. 2.-1hs following ulti-
mhtum VAS given out 10 day by william
A. Brady, manager Of CoTbettl To whom
"A mar oonesini ihs olympic club Of New
Orleans claims ths right 10 doolars Robert
FtEsimmona chs IN Ion OF The world n do
not mssI him. They have no right 10 do
this, bat rather than give the qussf lot Of
arotb VhO are praying Tor mT defeat tho
satisfaction OF seeing me declared er-oham-
pion by default want 60
put myself on record as follows
he thgsrpesa Of Hr. Fitzpimmona tO light
mo becomes apparent 10 all Who study lhs
facts. The Olympic club needs an httiao-
tlun for hntdi GraH week next February.
and they hquT0 that II they arrange ths
con test between FiiZsimmona and mysolf IL
would draw o great deal Of money Ihev
RIs using btzalmmonG ds a catSpAw TO dfaW
mo into q contest Ia which | have no right
10 engage.
What light has FltEslmmona or the
Olympic club 70 DAms nsIt February az
tho date Of the habti How did be hn0W
but that some other club might offer
more money! have I'm msnss intorests at
stake, and / hhVs plans with which will
ALLOW no one 10 interfere. hope 10 have
considerable 10 say about tho purse, tao
place and the club where the contest be-
tween FitEiimmons and mysslf shall take
place.
am anxious 10 retire from pugillSm, bot
tho gang Of queer sports who are hoping
| may be beaten will never have the sAtla-
faction OF saJtsg l showed tho white
feather.
Now let thess men who arc seeking rotor
isty at my expense gst together all the
lighters In the world who have $40 900 70
wager that oannot defsas them. no weigh,
or color barred. will dspoSit SO, coo with
David Blanchard. of Boston, az an eyidsnos
OF good faith and will devote one weak
after July next 10 hghting one OF
them zach night daring that week. mean
this, and this will be the last time will
ever train for q pueiliatio contest. Now,
you would-he champions, Robert Fitzsim-
mons, Peter jackson. Ed smith. or Peter
HahsT. hoe 10 Jour ohAnos. / will take
Fizsinmons on Monday. and after him
hrst come. nrst ssrved. will hgh, for the
club offering the largest purse. IL New
q leans wants fighting carnival, and de-
sires TO settle who 10 the champion OF the
world, this 10 their Opportunity. (sinesdl.
JAMES J. CoRBETT.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
ndInK In myers Favor-The Market

Tending In myers Favor-The Market
Extremely Quist
BosToE, Oct. 2.-The wool market is ex-
tremely quiet, tending In buIer' favor.
Buyers are holding out, looking for lover
figures FlCeces nrs about one-half TO one
of from last week. Australian grades are
abou, the same. owing to London quota
tions. On territory wool there lie no quot
able change. but in the bnvst's favor.
Prices are as follows; Ohio fleece Ky and
xxx aud shove. lSLd2Oc. the latter for
choicest: Y 17GlS. Ohio No fleece, 2lc;
Quo dslnlus fleece, 7oCd PIC; Montana wool.
fine md tns medium, l0dl3c; No. 2
medium, l20 l4e; Wyoming. Utah. Nevada,
Colo ado. etc. 1ns End fine medium. 6tdlle;
No. 2 l1dl2t; Aust'hlian combinIa oholo,,
2lM23c; ave Nss 1Sm20r; % egon wools,
eastern fair, 9dl0e; oHo.os. llml3e.
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PLACED IN HOSPITAL.
Iack I,rundon Had Suffered from u Hlow
Hmm tbs lIsau

Jack Brundon Had suffered from y Hlow
Upon the Head.
Jack Bruudon, who fell or jumped frow
n second story window over Chris. Nookeri
saloon At 3 O'Clock yesterday morning. hat
been placed In hospital. FTom a companion
or Bruhdon u was learned that he va.
severely injured By blow on the head
with u stone while at work In a wood camp
near Ellistou. A fellow workman struck
him during ibs progress OF a quarrel Tho
iniury 90 hia head, II 10 thouRhL oAuscd
him so jump from the window. His condi-
tion 10 not con aidsTed critical,
Brundon and his partner were occupying
the same room when tho former inmI sl
Out OF the window. On being informed
that Brundon had jumI cd from tho win.
dow the partner aaId, that 10 TOO bad"
aud went Go sleep again.
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AIII.nn ON Hnrar.

Triton. Iowa. Oct. AT the county con-
yeu,ion to-day a magnificent audience az.
ssmesd to listen 10 United States senAioI
Allison. l.. IL. Brotherlin. President, who
introduced the speaker, said Iowa would b.
proud 10 follow him Aa q residential can.
didAlo two Years hence. The senator res
pondod happily.
Senator Allson's sTesch was devoted al
moH entirely 10 the buRAr question, and
tho action OF congress ihersupon for the
past four yaArs.
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QUEEN CITY HANDICAP.
Won by Ida Pick wick with Two Length he
TO spare


10 Spare.
CIScIsNArI, Oct. 2.-Ths great event OF
the day at Latonia was the Qneen City
handicsr. which was won In a oantsr By
Ida Pickviok with two lengths to spare.
The four-ysar. old bav Ally Sistsr Mary was
sold TO W. Il. Sink to-day for 5000.
Mile-Aubi, oh No. Peabody. l;43gt;
seven furlonps-Psarl Song. Innocent. Lin
dolettO, l:29ll; mils-Kiug Cha,ley, Alsthtn
Allen, Carnsn. l:43i6; Qnsen Ciiy ESndi.
cap, nine IN .loncs-lda Pickwiok. Lehman,
sister MAY, l:5S2{; ak furloues-Brsndoo.
satsumn, Basso. l;l5; seven turlouRi-Johu
Bo kloT. Two O'Clock Dutch oven, l:29ia.
NEw YoRK. Oct. 2.-To.dsy was fayoritos'
day at Jerome park hnd theJ ohms in flrst
in four cut OF dix races, hile-CopyIight.
setauekst. Aiss Dixie. lAbt,i ClNiemOnt
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ST. JosEriL No., Oct 2.-LBo Jones and
"SchrfAcsd Charlie" Frizslo we're arrested
here to-day charged with conspiracy to rob
tho ChioAgo, Rock Island a Pacific train,
They we're betrayed by ore OF their own
baud,
A week ago II was planned 10 rob tho
wealbound Rock Island train AMI TO blow
IA up II necessary. This was postponed
and last nisht finally abandoned. the
would be robbers Learning that tho police
were after them.