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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
HEADQUARrERs ROUTE
To Pittsburg via "Fhe Milwau-
kce" to the G. "A. X. Encanp-

To Pittsburg via Pho Milwau-
kce" to the G. A. X. EncaInp-
ment.
AS per General Orders No. 5, ar.
rangements have been made by the
+ Department Commander of Minnesota
for special train via the Chicago.
Milwaukee e st. Paul railway TO run
from Minneapolis and st. Paul to Pitts
burg, TO carry the commander and staff.
also the comrades and Others, to the
encampment Of the Grand Army at
Pittsburg. Sept. 10th to 18th.
The above special train will consis
of three reclining chair cars, Miuneap-
oils to Chicago. and sleeping cars, Mill
neapolis and st. Panl to PittsDurg.
Leave Minneapolis $50 p. III. QfrOn Mil
waukee" depoD an st. Paul at $40 PIN.
Union depot. Sept. 3. Arrive Pitts.
burg 6:10 a. m, Monday, Sept. 10. q.
A. X. comrades and friends desiring
space in the free reclining chair cars or
the sleeping cars should communicate
at once with the undersigned. The
rate for the round trip from the North
west to Pittsburg will be One-half fare
to Chicago, plus $40 Chicago to Pitts
burg and return. (From st. Paul and
Minneapolis to Pittsburg and return,
S2l .50.) Tickets will be sold Sept. Sth
and 9th-extreme limit, returning. Sept.
25th. This is rare opportunity for an
extremely cheap trip TO the East dur
ing the delightful month of September.
Facilities and accommodations afford.
ed will be unsurpassed. J.T.CoNLEY,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, st
Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
FIRE SUFFERERS BENEFIT.
Minnesota Boat Club and Min
neapolis Seullers Have
a Game Each.
TODAY COMES THE PLAY-OFF
FiStic Encounter at the Old
Olympic Theater This
Evening.

Sport for charity is getting to be the
ruling passion with the upper tens" of
the Twin Cities. AS the Minneapolis
and Minnesota clubs have been go sue.
cessful in the way of local charities,
the have decided to cross bats again.
this time for the fire sufferers along the
line of the Eastern Railway of Mime
sofa and the ST. Paul IL Duluth. This
afternoon the willow wielders will
gather at $50 on the West Hotel
grounds, Minneapolis. Here will be a
chance for both teams to get even. To
keep up the interest, and to infuse
courage in the breasts of the short
winded. the Third Regiment band from
Fort Smelling will pour out sweet
strains of music.
All who desire to witness the grand
contest can have that pleasure by TAX
ing the Interurban from st. Paul at $50
p. N.
George Munson will officiats as UNI
pire. The personnel of the two teams
Is as follows:
St. Paul McClung. second base;
Shepard. right field; Bend. pitcher;
Sibiey, first base; Nettleton. third base /;
:iriggs. shortstop; Langford, catcher;
Cochran, center field; Lee, left field !;
substitutes, Winter, Farwell. Dean.
M. j. Boyle, manager; G. NJ. Griggs,
captain.
neapolis-Fillsbury. center field; !;
Watson, II. p, sl,ortstop; Walker,
catcher; Northway. third base; Hef-
feitinger. w. w., first base; Welie, left
held; Hetfeifnger. F. t.. second base: /:
Booth, 5. A, right field; Armstrong,
pitcher; substitutes. Belden, King, Nor.
rison. F. I. Heffeifinger. manager; C.
u. Nelie, captain.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
NOT A FAVORIIEs' DAY.
Unexpected Happened in All bat
Two Races at Latonio.


CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-Two favorites
in six races won at Latonia today. The
track was fair. the weather hot and the
crowd large. Big fields were the rule.
and Starter Pettlngill had rather bad
day today, leaving two horses at the
post in the fifth and virtually leaving
Eli In the second. Jersey, at 4 to l,wOn
the first race with ease. Elmer +. at s
to 3, was last in the bunch throughout
The race. Pritonia, who paid as high as
Is TO l, won the second in canter
Irhmonia. the favorite, finished fifth
Fayette Belle, at even money, and Pearl
Song. to ), found it easy to beat their
fields in the next two races. In field
of fourteen horses. Isabel. s to !. sal
Ioped away from her competitors;
Hindoo's Dream. strongly played
favorlte. got off badly and finished
ninth. Miss Lilly. the secund choice,
beat the favorte, PenniIess, with ease
in the final event.
First race, six furlOngS-JerSey won,
Alto June second, Cora Taylor third
Time, :l6.
Second race, one mile-Peytonia won,
Al Boyer and Ellen Douglas ran a dead
heat for the place. one length ahead OF
the field. Time, l:444.
Third race, en-sixteenths of a
mile-Fayetts Belle won, Breyity sec
ond. Valadora third. Time. LILO.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy
yards-Pearl Song won, George Beck
second, Strathrol third. Time. l:474.
Fifth race, nine-siXteentlls ot mile
Isabel won, Aimee second. PleasaHtry
third. Time. :57
Sixth race, SIX furlongs-Miss Lilly
won, Guilty second, Penniless third.
Time, lis.
Entries for Today.
First race. six furlones-Signora, rs;
Elishert, s6: Two Step. s.; Patria. Ellz-
abeth $, Mill Boy, 9S; Eau Claire. loo: /:
Georgetown Belle. los; Resplendent,
LOG; Revenue, los; Ed Garland, ia.
Second race. nile and fifty yards
Two O'Clock, 81; Little Miss. Gloriana,
90; Crevasse, Yucatan, 100; John Dunn.
Ill; Tippecanoe, 102; Adelante, 103;
Russell Gray, Selma ID, Excelsior, 105;
J B. 1C6; Press Connolly, l07: Mr..
Jingle. Eli. los; Wedgetield, ITO; Green
wlch, Ill; Dillon J. 112.
Third race, maidens. seven furlongs-
Dolly, Rathien, Ruth V, Scotland, Capt.
Tip, Ida b, los; Graydon. Balk Line,
1C6; Velocity. George l.. Voorhees,, Nc
Cabe, 109; Voucher. liz.
rOurtu race, Hnite-DdrQeVeila. Orlu-
da, ia; Plutus, III, coupled with Sell
ka, l09; key el Santa Anita, Lehman,
III; Ida Pickwick, 124, coupled with
Fraulein, 104.
Fifth race, FIVE furlongs-Eva l.,
Bridget, Ductor. McInerney, Elise,
Myrtle. no; The Princess, 103; Dante,
Dominion, log; Swiftly, Addie, Bu-
chanan, 107; Lexington Belle, Leouard
b, no: Ellsworth, lis; Satsuma, Ross
more, lis.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Myrtle, III;
Ellen Douglass. ST; Charity, Red John,
l03: Charmion, 104; Clara Bauer, Flo
reanna. los: Invercauld, 100; Dart, ll6 ;
Henry Young, Charley Wilson. l22.
Seventh race, five furlongs Prairie,
Julia Arthur, HaZema, Ellen w. Julia
o, Jack Bradley. Vernon, 81; Porthos,
John Neals, Islin, Jacob Lift, Brady,
IODiu 100,
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
------------=-------
HAW THORNE TRACK,
Yesterdays Results and Today.
Entries.

Entries.
HAWTHORNE, H., Sept. TRACK
very heavy.
First race, elcven-sixteenths of mile
Sweetheart won, Linnetle second, Ida
Savers third. Time. l:l6
Second race. three-Quarters of mile
Wildwood won, Pop Gray second,
Motor third. Time. :l9$..
Third race. mile and seventy yards
Willie l. won. King Bors second. Major
Tom third. Time. 1857.
Fourth race. mile-Little Cripple won,
Wolsey second, Caprivi third. lime,
l:501S.
Fifth race. seven-eighths of mile
Young Arion won, Maryland second,
Dago third. Time. 80.
Sixth race, seven-ei- -hths of a mile
Fakir won. kWkover second, Oracle c
third. Time, 1877.
Entries for Tomorrow.
First race. five fnrlongs-Jack Gore.
Tom Sayres. Souvenir, DejnIe, Momas,
Leona's Last, Coria, Cyantha. Sallie
Calvert, 100: Lou Prewitt. Imp. Vigor,
Woodtield, Cnenoa. l0S; keoma. 1O4
Dick Brhan, Wells Street, l05.
Second race, one mile, purse ST0O--
Patrick, Debracy, l04: Joe Murphy, log
Gascon. ll6; Sull Ross. l09; Wildwood,
ia.
Third race. seven furlongs - Pop
Gray. Nanzant, McGinty. Virge dor.
lC6; Aunt Ida. Onyx, Lop, Craft. l0S
Billy Sunderland, Rico, 100; Tyro, lO6;
Buck McCann, Rico. liz; Imp. Aspin
81, Wahatchie, liz.
Fourth race, six furlongs -Simrock,
Bret Harte, l07; Sligo, l04; Imp We'll
come. Semlr, Della. 1o3; Leadawav, ll2
Frank Farmer. l06: Rover. no; Freddie
l. +, lO6.
Fifth race, SIX furlongs-Tippecan
Normanda. Prince Regent. Ernest l..
krlkina. 104; Vatella. liz; Gateway,
Circus. ll0; Minnie Mackin. Virena, DIR.
McAlllSter. Lady Rose. Miss Portland,
Nicaragua. Tip. 9S; The Spaniard, Sam
Farmer. kingstock, Kismet, 107.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Dockstad
10l; Osric, Innovation, Kildare. In
milda. Eli kendig, l0i; Hymn. Bell
Guard, Florence Dickey. Goiddust, rs;
Rapier, loo; Burrell's Billet. 1O7.
Seventh race, steeplechase - Capt.
Spencer, Templemore, 13l; Argenta,
Miles Standish, l52; Japonica. 1856; Re
pealer. One Fifty. Aristocrat, l2O; Cas-
seila, Goodbye. l25.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08

There are thousands of tired women
today on the verge of breaking down
because they are martyrs to their own
false ideas OF domestic duty.
They are slaves to their homes; and
their exalted notions Of absolute order
and cleanliness keep them from MORN
ing to night upon the rack of mental and
physical torture until they grow old,
careworn. nervous. irritable and sickly,
in their foolish struggle with dust.
Only the exceptionally strong can
stand the debilitating effect of over
heated rooms. lack of fresh and ex-
ercise, oyer.burdened stomachs and the
artificial, nervous. buried life of 50
many good wives and mothers.
Just as nature prompts Young CHI
dren to cry and grow irritable when
hungry, so poorly fed. ovrr-work, d
nerves cry out for their proper food by
twinges of rheumatism and neuralgia
1t is natures language III each case.
Just as the fretting. crviug child
drops to refreshing sleep after beii g
properly fed, exactly so the nervous
system feels right away the rqua.iZing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08

restoring action of Paine's celery com.
pound.
A fair trial of this greatest of all
remedies brings strength to tired, run
down" men and women. and frees them
permanently from debility. heart palpi-
tation, Respondent feelings and inabil.
ity to sleep because of nervous weak
ness.
Mrs. S. E. Welch. of LYNN, Mass.
whose portrait appears above, writes as
follows:
Il was taken i'll last Jannary with the
grip anu it left met lne with the rheu-
naiism In my hands and feet. My feet
we're swollen so bad and were so sore
t'iat found il hard WORK tn walk. Nv
husband brought me home two bottles
of Painr'S celery compound Seeing
that 1t was doing me good. continued
lis use until 1 had taken hv. bottirs,
When was free from rhrunIatism, and
have not have had anv since.
"'ro lay | can truly say that am as
wei! As ever was in my IifV."
That's it. Painr's celery compound
makes neople we'll
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
ONE RANK THROW
Gave the Game to the Buckeye
State Boys.
MINNEAPOLIS 4. Toledo 5.

The only pitchers battle of the season
was fought out at Athletic park yester-
day afternoon. For eight innings the
spectators saw as pretty a game as they
could wish, the score remaining tied
from the first half of the fourth inning
TO the last half of the seventh, and then
one run only divided the clubs till the
last, when the visitorS,by combination
OF rank fielding errors OIL the part of the
locals, made UP their lead and pulled
out TWO more runs 10 the good. Burns
drove the ball over the tence and Hines
ting made The difference of the game to
the local team. Hughey and Baker were
the pitchers and were very evenly
came within few inches of it. But
these few inches of wire net
matched. Hugney was hit II times,
Baker IL. Each gave but one base on
balls. Baker did hit one NAH, which
Hughey did not do.
1nis morning at 10:3O Minneapolis
and Detroit will play. Fraser and Bur-
rell will be the local battery, and prob
ably B0rchers and JantZen for Detroit.
The game Is to be played in the fore
noon OH account of the granting of the
grounds this afternoon TO the clubs
which aro to play for the benefit OF the
fire sufferers. Ladies with escorts free.
The score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
SALTWATER NEWS.
The Convicts to Make Rough
Grades Of Shoes.

The Convicts to Make Rough
Grades Of Shoes.
The miscellaneous earnings of the
prison for the month of August
amounted to SS,60S IS. OF this amount
S2,364.63 was for sales and collections
on account Of binder twime, and more
than 81, 400 for convict labor for March.
The new boot and shoe shops at the
prison are the busiest institutions inside
the prison yard, large number of con-
victs being employed in the several
departments. Only the rougher grades
of shoes will be made for the present
Nearly all the machines are running,
anG within another week the full COM
plement of convicts will be employed.
Supt. Lee. of the st. Cloud reforma-
tory, was at the prison yesterday look
ing over the institution. There are now
l29 inmates in the reformatory. and
SONS are employed cutting stone. wnile
others are employed on the reformat0ry
farm. Supr. Lee says he hopes to begin
employing some of the inmates at some
thing else on the state account ere long.
The contributions for the Hinckley
hre sufferers thus far received by the
local relief committee amount to nearly
5000 The First ward subcommittee
turned in STA .65 yesterday afternoon,
and the Second ward committee has
collected 1925. which has not yet been
turned in. The Third ward comm ittee
has not yet reported. In addition 10 the
cash contributions received. hundreds
of dollars worth of clothing is stored in
the st. Paul d Duluth freight depot.
A day or two ago Lizzie Keogh swal-
lowed seven grains OF morphine. aud
came near losing her life. 1t is said that
the drug was not taken with suicidal
Intent, but to produce sleep. She was
an inmate of house or Ill-repute in the
western outskirts of the city.
the Germania Dramatic Company of
New York will appear at Music hall to-
morrow evening, presenting "Andreas
Hofer, the Hero Of TyrOl."
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
SPORTING NlELANGE

The NJ. P. & P. Company's Base Bali
club will leave South st. Paul in 'busses
Sunday to play the Rosemount Clippers
for S25 side. The bus will leave
South st. Paul at o'clock.
The F. A. G. Base Ball team would
like to get game with any team IN the
city for Sunday AFTERNOON. Address F.
A. c., corner Fairfield and Eaton ave.
uues, city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
RAILROAD LEAGUE TIE.
Duluth and Great Western Teams
to PLAY Off

1t is very seldom that a base ball
league winds up its season with a tie
for first place, but such is the case in
the Railway league. The Chicago Great
Western and st. Paul d Duluth teams
will play off their tie for the champion
ship pennant this afternoon at Athletic
park. West st. Paul, the game to begin
at $3.50 o'clock. The pennant is now on
exhibition in Pease Bros. window on
Sixth streer. and is attracting consider
able attention. The players of the two
teams will line up as follows:
St. p. & D. Position C.GW.
Larkin. Pitcher Cassen
Smith. Catcher, SNOW
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
Raided a "Eence "

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The police today
located remarkable "fence'' at 6SS
West Fifteenth street. and recovered
several thousand dollars worth of
stolen property. The place was fitted
up with double floors. trap doors and
secret closets, and the goods found had
been stored at various times rOr a year
past, Six men aud two women were
captured. and they belong, the police
claim, to a notorious and well-Organzed
band of picknocspts a"d ',--.-'..-
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08
BADGERS Held for Trial.

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Justice O'Brien
in the supreme court has dismissed the
writs of habeus corpus taken out for the
release of the alleged Chicago badger
workers. Charles and Annie Belmont
and William and Kitty Raymond. whose
victim was Kansas City man. As they
were held only on telegram. it Was
claimed by their counsel that they had
been arrested without proper process of
law,