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n SHOT All FOSTER.
Hint That the Fourth of July
lkara NnS y,Iyad

Hint That the Fourth of July
Race Was Fixed.
The Chicago Tribune of Yesterday
has this 20 say about Fred Foster and
his horses:
Fred Foster. Canadian turfman with
COOL horses, who at times do not run as
truly as they should. had good time aG
Washington park yesterday afternoon.
He won two races with Eloroy and DIR.
Rice, bet heavily on both. and made the
ring scream with pain. He made the
Brooklyn ring scream just as loud with
the same pair May Is last, when they
won him 100000, That is all right
The ring is apt to scream when it errs
aud suffers. DR.. Rice's performance was
a noble and E!Uroy'S rather lucky one,
though he won easily. But DR.. Rice's
last race ut st. Paul, despite Fosters
plant and Jockey Hueston's dismissal,
will moi do. and it is pity that form
has not reached transferable stage.
Mr.. Foster has right to win when he
can. Winning ways are healthy and
public ways, and to be commended. His
horses have begun we'll, and it is to be
hoped that form shocks will not lurk
about their racing.
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POSSIBLY \ MATCH.
Needham and Groeninger May
Come Together.

Needham and Groeninger May
Come Together.
Dannie Needham was seen last night
in reference to the fight said to have
been arranged to come off between him
self and and Groeninger in Cincinnati.
He said:
Il am ready to meet Groeninger. pro-
viding there is a satisfactory purse hung
up, and also If he will write or wire me
his terms aud the conditions under
which theproposed contest is TO come
Off"
Needham is in excellent trim at pres.
ent. and says that lie will be in shape to
meet Gr0enlugcr within two weeks
after the signing of articles. He has
been here on short visit ever since
Derby day, June 81. Two weeks ago he
left Chicago for ST. Paul, coming 10 the
first named place direct from Cincin-
natl, where he attended the thrty-day
race meeting at Latonla He said last
night in case a match should come off
between himself and Gr0eninger, he
should afterwards be open to engage
ments here or elsewhere with any conner
i'll his class.
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COLTS TO THE FRONT.
Anson's Men Give the Bridesroorns
ChreShinr
CHICAGO, July l2.-The Colts jumped

CHICAGO, July l2.-The Colts jumped
Oh Kennedy from til start. and kept it
up for four innings, when he gave way
to Gastright. Stratton was also batted
hard, but only in one inning were the
hits punched. Attendance, 2OO0 Score:
p. E.
Brooklyn....1 0 o i o % Is
Batteries. Stratlon ana Schriver, kennedy.
Gastrlght and Daily earned runs, Chicago j.
Brooklyn o. Time. 2:l5. Umpire, McQuaid.
SENATOR'S SLAUGHTERED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 12.-Louisville
Won very interesting game from
Washington today. The Senators had
good chance to win in the ninth. but
kncll was too much for them. Grim
was hit Oil the arm with a pitched ball
III the fourth inning. anu Weaver took
his place i'll the eighth. Attendance,
1900. Score:
Louisville 30 0 o o 3 *E7 10 3
Washington. o 0 U - 3
Batteries, Knell and Grim and Weaver
Sullivan and DuSdale; earned luns, Louis
vile !. Washington 1. Time, 300. Umpire,
Hurst.
REDS oUTBATTED.
CINCINNATI. o.. July 12.-Boston out
batted the Reds, but never theiess
Smiths two errors lost the game, letting
i'll four runs. Attendance. $500. Score:
Cincinnati. 20 ? o o o o % 6 !;
Boston. o 0 I-6 70 4
Batteries, Dwyer and Murphy, SWEETS and
Ryan; earned runs, Cincinnati ., Boston >;
time, 2:JJ; umpire Gaifney
GOTHAM WON EASILY.
PIrTsBUEG, Pa, July l2.-New York
hit the ball with men on bases, and won
easily. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Pittsburgh 0 s 0 o o-s i
New York; o ) 2 0 co 10 B
Batteries, killen and Merritt, German
Rusie and Wilson; earned runs Pittsburg &
New York q; time. 2:l5; umpire. Emslie
SOME TERRIFIC BATTING.
CLEVELAND. o.. July l2.-Cieveland
presented ii great game today and did
some terrific batting, knocking Carsey
and Callahan out OF The box The Phil
lies drove Garrison out OF the box also.
Attendance. LOCO. Score:
Cleveland...1 1 l / 81 30 ~
Philadelphia . / U-lU Is
Batteries. Clarkson, Cuppy ana thinner
Garsey, Callahan, Harper aud Grady unc
Buckley; earned runs. Cleveland Is, PhiIa
oeiphia =; time, 2:25; umpire. Lynch
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oxford. III Freeman ISL 30
Fred Hneston, 1l0. -. Brown 1901 9Os-

Oxford. III -. Freeman 15-l 3o-l
Fred hueston, 40. -. Brown l0o-l COL
ENTRIES Fo TO-DAY.
First race, live-e ighths of mile, two
yrar.oids-Danla. les; PittSburg H..
los; In Crescent, los; Gold Star, los;
Buck Fly, les; Lizzie Keller. los; Eliz-
bert. III; Carlsruhe, Ill; Fools, us;
Plunker, llS.
Second race. three-Quarter mile,
maidrnS-Commission. l02: Fagin 10y
DIX. Montrose). l02; Constant, l02; Equa-
ton, l02; Renomee. l02; Scotland. l02;
Cross Patch. l02; Wander Hardin, l02;
Prrdlia, l02: Noah. 107.
Third race. three-quarter mile. selling
-rercenIage, Sc; Katydid, SO; FL
Dorado, 81; Adjuster. 81; G NJ Z. %;
Speedway, 95; HIllsboro. %; Looking
Backward, 81: SaXaphone, l01; Fort
Worth. los.
Fourth race, three-q quarters of mile,
selling-Myrtleartha, Sc; Nioletta, SO:
lntlmidad. "a; Jennie June, IS; Clans
man, 95; Moss Terry, 81; Calhoun. 9S;
Susie b. IS; Little Phil, 100; Rapier,
10l.
Fifth race. thirteen lxteenths of a
mile. purse-Lottie Mills. 80; Remorse,
90; Bessie Bisland. 80; Bonnie True,
1o2; Eagle Bird, 102; Bayard. 1902;
Pekin, log: DuHgarven, 1O4; Carlsbad,
104; Sullivan l04
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To Come OF at Como Saturday
a fterroOp

To Come OFF at Como Saturday
Afternoon.
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock will
occur the third annual road race of the
st. Paul Cycle club. a large field of
entries is already in, and more entries
are expected. Chicago will be repre-
scented by Gardner, Van Herik and two
others. Winona is 10 have several good
men in. and 81. Cloud will be we'll rep
resented. +. Ii. Mellen, of Duluth, is
ASP IN llue. anu some one will have to
ride. The local mpn are fast getting
into shape To see that ST. Paul holds her
own. Inc track around the lake is ta
BE- sprihkieti and rolled before the race.
1t will be surveyed als.i. su that IL a rec
ord Is made it will stand. Ii Is predicted
that the record will be lowered Ii now
stands at II. IL, 8 minut.., 26 is Sec
0nis. held b, Grant. of detroit
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CORRIGAn GETS THE COLO.
HYDE PARK STAKES WORTH $4,000
WON By HANDSOME
WASHINGTON PARK
Brighton Beach Grounds Filled
With New Yorkers-Fnyorite
Went Down and Second
Choices Got the Stuff-Mc Caf-
ferty Loses on Gov. Fifer and
Dyer on Harry Reed.
AT

CHICAGO, July IL. -Handsome won
the Hyde Park stakes at Washington
Park and landed Sl2,S15 for Ed Corri-
gan, besides lot OF money in wagers.
The other races were cheap. Cash Day,
at to s, won the first in galiop. The
two-year- old Genette Edwards had no
trouble in landing the second. Little
Chris beat Patrick in a drive for the
fourth. Fifteen maidens came to this
post i'll the fifth race and the filly Full
Measure made run away Of it. The
last race was an all-aged sprint, split
of the second and was won by the
favorite, Pop Gray.
First race, mile-Cash Day won, Lulu
L second, Lake Shore third. Time,
1:4215.
Second race, three quarters of mile
-Genette Edwards won, Monterey sec
ond, Uncle Luke third. Time, 1:14I.
Third race, Hyde Park stakes. value
to winner S12.S65. six furiongs-Hand-
some Won, Laureate second, Frank K
third. Time. 1:144.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Little Chris won, Patrick second, Two
O'clock third. Time, 1:4515.
Fifth race, mile--Full Measure won,
Alcenor second, La Gascon third. Time,
1:424.
Sixth race, three-quarters of mile
Pop Gray won, Kitty Give second, SOM
mersault third. Time. 1:134.
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MANY TOWNS TUMDLED.
EARTHQUAKE DISTURBANCES COVERED
A WIDE TERRITORY
CASUALTIES ARE ENORMOUS.

Town of Jalova Totally Destroyed
and Many Railway Stations
Dam aged-At One Point the
Sea Keceded Tor 200 Yards,
Doing Great Damage Many
Lives Lost.
CoNSTA NTINoPLE, July 49, Slight
earthquake shocks continued from time
to time throughout the night, but this
morning the city Is resuming its normal
appearance, the shops are being re-
opened and the inhabitants are return
Ing to their houses. The seismic dis.
turbances extended throughout a wide
area. The casualties were greater than
earlier reports have indicated. a shock
was felt throughout the peninsula of
Anatolia, ESQ miles from here. Many
railway stations have been damaged,
and the town of JaIova, OH the Gulf of
lsmldt. is almost totally destroyed. AT
Stamboul the principal undulation APP
pears to have followed straight line
from the mosque of Sultan Ahmed to
Edirne KapOn, distance of two miles.
line, and many lives were lost. At the
village Of San Stefano the sea suddenly
receded for distance of 200 yards, and
then returned as suddenly, hurting the
boats violently over the quays, doing
great damage. No fresh earthquakes
have occurred this morning. Several
persons have been taken out of the
ruins OF the baZaars alive. The mosque
of st. Sophia has been examined and
found to be intact. The village of Gal
atera is completely destroyed.
There was another severe shock at
o'clock this afternoon. Its duration
was three seconds. A great deal of
damage was done to property, and the
disturbance caused a renewal of the
panic among the people and started
again an exodus FROM the city.
Reports continue TO arrive of damage
to property and loss of life in the prov
ince of Adriapolis; Moodania, village
of Asia Minor; GheYYe, aud in the
towns along the Dardanelles. The
quays in the suburb OF Galata are seri-
| Ously cracked. 1t is not yet known how
many persons lost their lives by the
earthquake in this city.
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THE SIXTH RACE.
Gouid's Boat beaten as Usual by
ales' Cutter.

G0uiO'S Boat Eeaten as Usual by
Wales Cutter.
RoTHEsAY, Firth of Clyde, July ~
The sixth race i'll which the yachts
Britannia and Vigilant have been rivals,
and the second of their races over the
Royal Northern Yacht clubs course,
was sailed today. The result was
practically the same as in the five pre-
ceding races. victory for the Prince
of Wales cutter Britannia. which had
time allowance of three minutes. There
was more wind than during Yesterdays
contest. Fifty miles were sailed, the
course being twice over quadrangle and
then diagonally from the home mark boat
to the third boat and back again. The
start was made in IL fairly good breeze,
the Britannia having slightly the best
OF the Send-Otf. Following are the times
of the yachts at the several mark boats:
First Round-Mount Stewart, Britain
MIA, 10:54:45; Vigilant. 10:56:O5. Largs,
Britannia, 11:39:30; VIgilant, II :4O:25.
Skelmorlie, Britannia, 12:09:57; Vigil
liant, IL 1873 Home, Britannia, II :4S:47:
Vigilant, 12:52 90 The latter was a
good half-miie aStern.
Second Round-Mount Stewart, Bril-
tanna.1 :0S:19; Vlgilant, 1:l3:1S. Largs,
Britannia, 1:56:03; Vigilant, l:43:U5.
Skelm0rlie, Britannia :04 :01: Vigjant,
2:l1:30 Home. Britannia, 2:3S 80:
Vigilant, 2:42:42.
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Tourists Tickets to Toronto

On July 18th and 18th the Chicago,
Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railway will sell
round trip tickets from St. Paul to To-
ronto, Ont, and return at S23 95 Tor the
round trip. account meeting of the Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union. Low rates
for side trips from Toronto for holders
of excursion tickets. For tickets and
information. call at City Ticket Office,
800 Robert street, or at Union Depot, or
address j. I. Conley, Asst Gen'l Pass.
Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
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STONED BY ROUGHs.
Hoodiums Attack Train at
breckenridge.

Special to the Globe
BREcKINRIDGE, Mimi. July 12.-This
evening as the Northern Pacific passen-
ger train going east came to the depot
crowd of rOughs and hoodlums gath
cred and began to throw eggs and
stones at the train. Some of them set
the air brakes, which stopped the train
as 1t attempted to start. Conductor
Harrison went to the rear of the train
and fixed the brake. AS he got off the
car most of the hoodlums ran, but one
or two threw stones at him, but did not
hit him. There were few il any rail
road men i'll the mob, and they gener-
ally disapprove uf it. The marshal,
Frank Leuck, had been ordered to be at
the depot and prevent any demonstra-
ton, but disobeyed.
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A BAD DAY FOR BOOKIES,
TIE TALENT C0&ES 0JT xHEkD Mt
HAKLfgE.
THREE EAvoRIEEs RUN FIRST.

Fakir and Charley Wilson. 4 to 4
shots, Each Win Racc-A
Noticeable Increase in Attend
ance-Five Iiaces With Good
Fields Scheduled for Today
Roundup OF Sporting Events.
There was noticeable increase in at
tendance at the running meeting at
Hamline yesterday, and it is quite evil
dent that the bang tails are growing in
popularity. There were five events.
including a heat race for three-year-
Odds, which proved 10 he feature of the
day. Tnere were several surprises, but
as rule The favorites got a mark.
Fakir Won the first race in driving
finish from Dillon j. Chimes, the fa-
Vorite, was not III form and finished in
nth position. Lauretta was well liked
Tor the second and was backed from Z TO
l to to l. The talent was very enthu-
Siastic when Lauretta passed under the
wire leugtn ahead of Lenitzin, aud
the bOokieS were kept busy for twenty
minutes after the races cashing tickets.
Charley Wilson, Il i 10 l shot, took the
third event, heat race. best two IN
three, with little effort. Iii Henry. the
favorite. broke down coming in the
stretch and was diStanced. Tom Ell
more, the favprite. captured the fourth
event in IA sensational finish by head
from Pebble Rock Osric won the last
race i'll pretty finish.
In the first race, seven furlOngs, for
tkree- year-0lds and upwards, there were
ten starters. Chimes opened favorite.
but Mrs. Bradshaw had the bid in the
post betting, having been backed from
to to 10 ,. Fakir also WAS played
at to /. Mrs. Bradshaw got off with
good lead in the break, with Barefoot
and Fakir in second and third positions.
Tea Set moved up to second position in
gong TO the quarter, and Mrs. Bradshaw
increased her lead. Mrs. Bradshaw con-
tinued to set the pace TO the stretch,
where Dillon was given a call for Sec
ond place, with Tea Set length away.
Fakir. who had been trailing ON the
turn, was called upon, and came III the
stretch at a rapid gait and won in a
driving finish by half length from Dill
Ion j. Mrs Bradshaw finished third.
Time, I:SlH. Summary:
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OHIO TOWN BURNED.
5Scventy-Five Buildings in Edon
De stroyed.

TOLEDO, o., July 12.-Edon. small
town in Williams county, was visited
today by most disastrous conflagra-
ton, resulting i'll loss of SIT 1000 worth
of property. Seventy-two buildings
were destroyed. including nearly all the
business section of the town. In many
cases there was no insurance. The fire
started at IL As O'clock, and at O'Clock
this afternoon the destruction was com.
plete, as a brisk wind was blowing.
The village fire department consists of
one hand engine. Relief was sent for
to Bryan and Montpelier. but the fire
had burned itself out by the time they
arrived.
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Bnse Ball Challenge.

The following challenge will un-
doubtedly be taken up by somebody:
hereby challenge any base ball club
IN the city 10 play us series of three
games for $3.50 side. barring the ST.
Pail Diamonds. Would like To play ali
games on the iamline grounds.
j. IS. MANfIEAsT, Manager Picketis.
Address Ais Smelling avenue.
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Pleasant Pre,lictinn.

LONDON. July 12.-The Sportsman
this morning predicts that the Yale atll-
letes Will be victorious IN the contests
of July 10. Among the guests at the
dinner after the games Will he the
naiiaraiah OF Culch Bahar, Consul Gen
eral Collins. w. w. Astor, Lord Chief
Justice Russell and iienrge GIuuIn
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$12 45-Chicago to Toronto and
Return-$12.45.

The Wabash Railroad will sell excu..
sion tickets from Chicago 10 Toronto on
Juls nth. 18th ana 10Th, Oh account of
the meeting of the Baptist Young Poo
pies Union Of America, at one fare for
the round trip. Sl2.45, good returning
until Sept. 18th.
Special rates will be made from To-
ronto to Eastern points 10 all holding
excursion tickets. For particulars APP
ply 10 any ticket agent or q. j. Lowell.
n. w. p. A. Wabash kd. .l54 East Third
St, ST. Paul,
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Dollar Niinnetonka Tours.

Tickets now on sale via .The Mil
wauKee," covering trip to Lake Mime
tOnka and return, including tour of the
Lake on the l.. Nj. N. Co.'s elegant
steamers.
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BEATEN IN THE TFNTH.
dnlers Badly Defeated by the
Creams

DETROIT, Mich, July H. -Burrell, for
the Millers. tied the score in the ninth
with a long home run hit. and in the
tenth the Creams batted ont the game
with two nome runs. triple. single,
base Oh balls and two errors. Score:
r. Fl. E.
Detroit ..O o 0 0 O2 100 I'll ~ /
Minneapolis. u D 0 0 a. 0 o 1 o. 4; 4
Batteries, Gayle and JRntzen, Frazer and
Burrell; earned runs. Detroit =, Minneapolis
4; time, I'D; umpire, Mcdonald. Attend
ance y10
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Resumption OF Train Service on
Northern Pacific

Effective July 18th and until further
notice, passenger train service on the
Northern Pacific will be resumed on
main line and all branches east of Man.
dan, North Dakota. For the present
Train No. l, the overland, leaving ST.
Paul AIS p. M, aud Minneapolis at AS
p. m, will run only 40 far as Nandan.
All other trains will be run as per usual
schedule.
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lime. l:Sl1G. Summary:

1he second race was four and one
half fur.OngS, for maiden two-year-olds.
Il he talent did not seem to know great
deal about any of the starters. and a
little money was distributed on all the
young Dang-taiiS. p. j. Miles bay filly
Message opened a fayCrte in the race
at TO ,, but Lauretta, VINO sold at Z to l
in the first betting, was we'll liked by
the talent, and the odds closed at to |.
This was pretty race. and the bookies
suffered considerably. After several
attempts Message got away length in
the lead. Lanretta was out to win. and
at the three-quarters was in the van,
with Belle of the West following a
length ahead of Message. Lauretta
came into the stretch with good lead,
and Moore. WHO was riding Message,
was making fight for first position.
Chorn pulled LenitZin to the outside in
the stretch and made pretty finish,
taking second place from La Malinche
by half a length. Lauretia winning the
race by five lengths. Time. :56% Sum-
mary:
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MADE MANY SCORES.

A-hoLN Man CSOItf.S.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 12.-The
game this afternoon was played in a
gale of fifty miles an hour, which carried
clouds Of dust. The wind blew toward
outtield, making batting easy and
throwing in difficult. The visitors could
not hit Rhines, but the home players
found Jones an easy mark. Score:
cd Rapids..2 8 4 4 Il ] o-25 - 1
Sioux Citv...l ) o 0 1 5 O-13 -
Batteries, Rhines Welsh Callopy and Spies,
Jones and HrauS: earned runs. Grand Rapids
~, Sioux City >; time, 2:35; umpire, Sherid-
ian. Attendance. 2,U50
THE SEVENTH STRAIGHT
INDIANAPOLIS, ind. july 12.-Indian-
apoils won its seventh straight game
from Kansas City today. Donneily was
wild but effective when hits meant runs,
Attendance, 1,50O. Score:
indianapolis 0 5O4 TO- o-l0 l6 d
Kansas City.0 4 0 0 0 0 0-8 .
Batteries, Donnelly and Murphy, Hastings
and Donahue; earned runs, indianapolis +,
Kansas City :; time, 100; umpire, kerins.
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Osrlc was made fayOrite in the last
event, siX-furlong dash for four-year-
OldS and upwards. OSric took the lead
ut the quarter and never was headed
King Star made good run to the
stretch for second place, but the pace
was too rapid and lie gave way 10 Fran
els Pope. Osric won by two lengths.
Time, 1:1Gl5. Summary: