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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

| II IS reported that Ed Ccrrigan will have
| The 1ronmaster and Bedford trained for
| steeplechasing.
| Rubinstein, 2:os. will make his first start
| this season during the Cleveland grand
| circuit meeting.
Jockey Garrison's riding DAYS are over,
| and he has stated that he will abandon
| the saddle. He is now travelling for wine
| house.
| The death Of Savoy, a 2-year-old, by
| Salvador as tine result of a rUyaway and
fan while exercising, was great loss to
L. j. Dwyer.
An effort is being made to bring Alix,
20S2, Directum. 2:05L, and Fantasy, 2:O5,
together in race at the Louisville Ry)
John II, Shuts recently lost by death his
Ss..year-old pacing mare Alannah. 2:11is.
She was by Gray Wilkes, dam Molly Drew.
by Winthrop.
Hornpipe had considerable trouble with
one Of his, forefeet last, spring, but so far
this year he seems to be suffering no In
convenience on that score.
Trainer Brien, of the Santa Anita stable
has patched UP Santiago and brought that
once noted handicap horse back to some
thing like his old-timc form.
Flashlight. colt which has been racing
at the Bay District track. is entered in the
T,nif,as9 ,,i ca. derhys and VIII he backed heart
J.. 2:Oliaj. John R. Gentry, 2:034; Joe
Pa,tiehSn as 2Si Hal Ponter 2o and Hal
brother. William NJ. the bay mare Secret,
Dy socrates. uam ny George Wilkes. Sc
cret will be worked in double harness.
The last of the get of Ralph Wilkes.
e:ssi made its appearance at Maplehurst
aaf back eo o Of af Bel RSse Sister to o
Don Thomas, 2:20, by Del Sur, dam Nashti.
by Mambrino Patchen.
''knap" Mccarthy has in his, stable at
Baltimore, Anna Mace, 2:29i4, by Robert
McGregor, dam Matte H., 2:27A, by Blue
Bull; Elmira 3, by Wilkes Boy, dam Mat
tie H.. 2:27a; Sacaza, b. h., .. by Robert
McGregor, dam by Banker McAleekin. b.
h.. 4, by Robert McGregort dam Lena
William Disston purchased the great lit
and he drives her himself. Charles Myers
has two of Mr.. Disston's horses. Tuscora
and Belle, in charge at Belmont course.
PiNley is also at Belmont course in nicely
fitted up STALL where her attendant Is al
ways ready to show her TO visitors.
English sportsmen on the qui vive
regarding the American horse, Harry Reed.
They all agree that the son of Himyar-
Violet is tremendously speedy. He was
Plate course. He covered the distance 49s
seconds faster than Maundy Morning, win
ner of the Crawford plate last year
The stable which Monroe Salisbury in
tends this season to bring across the
Rockies promises to he Very formidable.
In addition to such cracks as AlX, 2O3}i
Directly, 2;Q7N: Azote, 2:0S'l; Expressive.
2:l2is; Marin; Jr., 2:lS; Flying Jib, 2:O4 and
Ellen T., 2:l2, he has lot Of young mate
rial such as Miss Kate, 2:2i'i, by Direct,
2:05is; Stamboul Belle. by Stamboul. 2:07ia;
Too Soon g. by Direct: Calvin, ., by Direct:
Adam, 3, by Aladdin: Soon Enough, 2, by
Direct, and several others.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

San Francisco. April 26.--Arthur w.
North, manager Of the University athletic
team, who will start for the East on next
Thursday left his home in Iolo county
last night for Denver and other points
East to complete arrangements and make
new engagements for the on-com-
ing team. He will endeavor TO ar
range contest with the Denver Athletic
Association, to take place at some date
towards the close of June. on the return
trip of the team.
From Denver Mr.. North viii 90 to Chi
cago, and then 10 Ann Arbor, where
ransements will be perfected for the con-
test which Will take place between the Uni
NerSlty of California team and the Western
lntercOlegiate Athletic Association on
June /, From Ann Arhor he viii 30 direct
ly to Philadelphia and then to Princeton,
where he viii remain until the team ar
rives on May Z.
The first contest in which the University
team viii enter Will be with the Princeton
men May H. They will then have a rest
Of one week and on May IS will meet the
University of Pennsylvania men at Phila-
delphia, II Is the purpose of the manager
to have his men enter the MOtt-iaVen
games at New York on May q, ON the re-
turn trip the University of California boys
will meet the University of Michigan at
Detroit on June s, and in all proba billty
the Denver Athletic Club on June 10.
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simon ". Won the plstiIlers.

Lexington, KY, April -6.-Nith about
900 people on The grounds the hentucky
A,sotlation began IT'S siXty-nlpth annual
spring meeting this afternoon, The track
Was very fast Weather cloudy. with
small showers occurring every rev min
utes, the last race being run In a heavy
rain which continued 10 pour down. Two
fayurltrs, a second choice ana Two out-
siders captured the events. The event OF
the day vas the Distllers' stake, which
resulted in a general surprise TO the talent,
The Cummouer Was an odds-on taYorite
and simon v. ruled as second choice, win
Hannon, the only remaining entry, oat of
il. simon w took the lead al the start
and was never headed, winning easily by
a length, running the mile and sixteenth
in l:47. breaking the track record by d
second. 40.
Perkns). ] to ), won; Buck Massie. -,
| Isaae Murphy 5 10 2, third. Time. l:lA
Half Mine, Merry Monarch, Cora Taylor
| Minor, Royal Spirit, Fair Faith also ran. :,
second race-Selng; seven and hal
| furlongs. Greenwich, l0i Perkinsl.. even
won; Myrtelle, 81 (IIouston), 7 to !, see
ond; Prbasco, 100 (1'urner). 10 TO. |, third
/ Time. 34i2 Tom Elmore, La Joya, In
terror, Ixion and ST. CT also ran.
! Third race-Distlllers' stakes. value 4
winner $500; mile and a siNtseh,h; slm9' stn@
moner. 100 PerAins). TO 10. second: Han
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

Philadelphia has released Pitcher Bald
win.
Robinson is doing great stick work for
Baltimore.
Captain Nash is third from last in Bos-
tons batting order.
MGperm'ot5 Of Loig5SyIle' 0i,hSd is Manager
Harry Taylor. the eX-Louisville player, is
coaching the Cornell college team.
Ely, the st, Louis shortstop. Is laid up
and Cody is temporarily hlling his place.
Herman Long had the little finger on
his left hand disjointed in Washington.
Cincinnati is putting up baseball of the
first order, There is ginger in every man.
The Boston PLAYERS are fielding in fine
style They have not yet struck their bat
ting gait
Maui seems TO be in good pitching form.
He had no difficulty in foollng the Bean
eaters,
Genlns, Pittsburgs new outfeder, leads
the batting order of his club. He is con-
sldered good waiter.
for 81 OIL persons paid admission TO see the
three games there with Cleveland.
Earl Wagner thinks seriously of keeping
ON the pay roll of the Washington club.
President Young denies that Tim Hurst
VIII be appointed IN Lynch's place, but he
sor.
George La Chance, has recovered from
the Injuries received IN a practice game
and resumed his regular position on first
for the Brooklyns.
The prince of Wales has announced that
he Will be present at the opening of the
championship season on Aiay Z. The lord
mayor of London is honorary president of
the London Baseball Association.
Bobby Lowe made a wons.r stop and
Nm apparently safe hit into an out. The
teachers. Immediately took up the cry
< COLBERT which was started by one OF
seckir number. Lowe doffed his hat at the
!, i'll pliment
y cher Henry Gastright. who has been
pay rolls Of the Brooklyn and Bos-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27
BRIEF ITEMS DY WIRE.

Washington, April 26-General Cogswell
Of IS Is bslsS asasn
Washington. April 2J = Secretary Car
Isle to-day formally accepted an invita-.
tion to deliver an address on the financial
| question of the day at the Memphis con-
| venton, May %.
Rordentown, N. j.. April 2s,-Mrs, Par
nS SnGS59 Gng5t E is sbIpps has
| great hopes of her recovery.
St, Louis. Mo- April GA special to the
| iiohannon, a prominent Choctaw and lieu
tenant of the Indian police force, was
s ss9Se ySssteEd9y Ss fs kef Rs assaan H
Jackson, white man.
ChiSago' April 2smsIrs q s. 6 Grant and
today to attend the. Grant memorial serv-
ices at the Auditorium to.morrow, under
the auspices Of the the Press Club The lndes
Washburn and driven to the Auditorium
hotel.
Washington, April 26.-Reports re-
ceived at the immigration bureau show
that during the last ten months the
number of Italian immigrants arriving
in this country was l0,S25 less than
during the same period last year.
Washington, April 26.-Baron Won
Saurma, the German ambassador here,
to-day presented his letters of recall
TO President Cleveland. lie explained
that he had been transferred to another
post (Constantinople) and the presi-
dent expressed felicitously the regret
he felt at parting from the ambassador
Little Rock, Ark, April 2s.-The first
legal hanging in Conway county in twenty
O'clock this morning, when George Whltta-
ker colored paid the death penalty ON the
scaffold for the murder of his brother-in-
law on October s, 1894. Whitaker died as
sertng that the gallows would transfer
his soul TO realms of eternal bliss.
Washington, April pa telegram re-
ceiyed at the Japanese legation states that
his Imperial majesty, the emperor of
Japan, has conferred upon Minister Kur-
the Order of the Rising Sun This decora-
tion Is on account of his services in the
negotiation of the commercial treaty with
the United States. The Order of the Ris-
the United States. The Order OF the Ris-
Ing sun Is one Of the Oldest orders in
JspAh
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

Ch,rlos \. ketchum Will be tried for fe-
lnuipN5 asfau,t
charles $ curry will qualify as city
clerk this morning.
The Nucs won another game from the
omaha club yesterday,
Thor" will be q dross parade OF the Third
regiment next Friday night
There is more activity In Kansas city
real estate thGu for several years.
Warrants have been issued Tor the men
who are accused of killing Ole Wilson
Complaint was made TO the board of pub
liz works yesterday against paving com
Tauy.
The uppcr house Of the council rejected
ton names sent In to 1t by the mayor last
night
over 3on men. women and children went
to the altar at Evangelist Wmrtons meet
ing last night,
Hugo Amerlan, treasurer Of the Kansas
City Social TurnNcrpiu, was arrested yes
terday .Vtnng for rmbe22lemont.
Two aridavl's were filed yesterday in
Judge pobsOn's court in the suit OF the
heirs Of Mrs Ella Hayden against Charles
Thomas H. wickes. Jr., who obtained a
license ia 81 Louis TO marry Miss Mamie
Nelson, % this city. was at the Midland
hotel yesterday.
C'nptair Burns and Detective Hayes cap
ture1 II % men Yesterday who are charged
with stealing uGI pounds of meat from Il
car Dclougng To- the Dold Packing Com
pany.
4 ulan TO advertise Missouri by sending
cars hlien with samples of the products of
the states soil throughout the country Is
being faVOrnblv received by commercial
bodies and lending citizens OF the state
+. VI. DCBord, who is contestins the
right Of j. w. McCurdy to the office of
county collector, has appealed to the cir
cult court for an order to Recorder Arnold
TO recount the votes cast for himself and
McCurdy In the city without waiting to
recount in other contests.
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ton clubs, Is waiting at his home on the
Kentucky side of the river. near Cincinnati,
hoping that some club In the National
League viii pick him .up, He has had Of
ern Leicues hut turned them down.
Roaring Blli' IIasamer got great
hunch OF La France roses from some fair
admirer "Wednesday, but the gift could. not
because Manager Schmeltz has tabooed
the custom. As n rule players become em-
barraSsed at these presentations. and eth
er strike out or pop up easy flies. Hasamer
did better. He cracked out home run.
John Ewing, brother OF Buck Ewing,
manager OF the Cincinnati Club, died in
Denver Col, Wednesday. John Ewing he
gan playing professionally In 1ss7 with the
g, successfully for Louisville that he rap
Idly came before the baseball world. In
1882 he Joined the New Yorks and the next
year he. pitched for the Players League
1891 he was taken III. and after that
dropped ont of baseball Ewing was about
80 years old, and was over six feet tall. He
was favoritc wherever he played.
the close OF the season OF 1891 The Gin
Cinnatis only had one more game with the
Pirates, and II they could win It Pittsburg
carded TO pitch the game, and Long John"
conceived little sceheme to get the count
70 do his best work. He dropped into
Tony's room at the hotel before the game.
Reilly. Pretty good" replied Tony. II
just mot some OF those Pittspurg players"
continued John, and they wanted to. know
them MnIlans. and they shouted in
that p asked Tony; colorlng up. well
pirates, lie pitched a grand game and
the Reds won, to O.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

Washington, April 2s--The races at 81.
Asaph were very well attended to-day aud
the betting was heavy. The feature OF the
day was the Maryland stakes of sl,Gp, and
was won by J. G.. Cars Copyright, who
beat the to favorite, Buckrene. In the
and jumped the fence. The boy who rode
her was knocked senseless, but soon re-
covered. Summaries;
First raCe-Five furlongs. Pont Lear
Won, Ina, second; Ettaire, third Time,
l:Oiif.
SECOND race-One-half mile. Hereto won !:
old Age, second; Rhododendrum, third.
Time $50.
Third race-one mile. Copyright won
Burkrene, second, Prig, third. Time, i 40
Fourth race--Six turlongs. Stanley won
jerome. second; Vision, third. Time,
l;i6it.
Firth race-sx and one-half furlongs.
Chiswick won; Hammie, second. Ben
LomOnd, third. Time 1:22St
sixth race-Six furlongs. Integrity won;
Stowaway, second. AppomattoN, third.
Time, l:2uib.
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ST. Louis, April 2d,-Piuk Hawley, ably
SISTED by the other Pirates, succeeded
giving the Browns his last years asso-
mes, long string of goose eggs The
hifbers of the home team were unable to
| pouis delivery while Breitenstein was
| ,rrofd hard and often. Several costly
| ueldiwere made by the Browns, but the
| Was ppf the visitors, with one exception
ct. Attendance 1000. Score:
St. Lou. R.H r..
Rattcrie..0 . o D % y 3
| don: ST. LGittsburE. Iidwley ana SUg-
| Breitcnstein and Peit2
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inning stein keApr.l 2G.-J-p to the sixth
In that lnninEhe champions guessing
knocked out five however, the orioles
men went TO firs%les, a double aud two
Aid of an error nel balls and with the
formerly OF the +, eight runs. H0ffer
for the orioles. HIM League, pitched
wen controlled balls. mt in speedy and
kept the attendance dGeatening weather
10 $500, Score:
baltimore o.. a 90 RII,E.
Erookiyn .. II o o 3,1 . s-l2 T. /
BATTERIES Baltimore II @ o . 10 .
son; Brooklyn, Stein and and Robin
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san Francisco. April 26.--Ran made the
track heavy to-day and the mud horses
won. The talent picked only the 2-year-
old Eric. although all the other winners
were fairly well backed.
First racc--Five and onc-half furlongs
selling. Laurel won; Tamalpaise. second:
Little Tough third. Time. 1910.
Second race-Four and one half furlongs
2-year-olds. Her Majesty won; Ida H.,
second: Zela third Time, 0:55.
Third race-Six furloncs. Quirt won (;
Charles a.. second: Annette. third. Time,
i.liSi.
Fourth race--Five and one-half furlones.
Lulu won: The Drummer second; lnker-
man. third. Time, l:los..
Fifth race-Short six furlongs. Gold
Oug won. McFarlen. second; Nellie G..
third. Time. 1l5
sixth race-Short six furlongs. Reaiiza-
ton won. Jack Richelieu, second; Arctic.
third. Time l.l3jr
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

ST. Louis. Mo. April 26.--First race
Three fourths of n mile; selling; maidens.
Naidemar won: Benita, second; Edward,
third. Time. 1.22.
Second ace--Nine.sixteenths of mile:
purse. Mother of Pearl won; Shenandoah
Roy. second. Venture. third. Time. 0:59.
Third race-Thirteen-sixteent of a mile;
purse. safe Home won: Brakeman. second;
Eagle Bird, third. Tine, l:27.
Fourth race-Five-eigh his of a mile: SELL
ing. Emperor Billet won; lroverb, second,
Dunlap, third. Time. 1:o5S..
tie Nell Won: Nellie *, second: Russell
Grey. third. Time, 1904.
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Roby, Ind. April 26.-Frst race-Nine-
sixteenths of a mile. Mary l.. Won: Reve
dor. second: Lady Rose, third Time,
Second race--F'ive furlongs. Willie l..
won: Silverado, second; Marble Rock,
third. Time. l:05.
Third race-Eleven- sixteenths of a mile.
Red John won; Dominica. second: Leonell.
third. Time. 1:1l.
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Caesar won:
Zaldivar. second. Hampton. third. Time.
1919.
Fifth race-Eleven-s -sixteenths of mile.
James V. Carter won: Madge Dore, sec
ond, Nativity, third. Time. l:l&
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Now York. Iii noston, 3.

New York, April 26.--Wllson, who made
such a brilliant showing in Washington a
few DAYS ago, only lasted four innings to-
day. Dolan, who took Wilson's place in
the fifth inning did fairly well, German
mad the Beaneaters completely at ms
mercy. The half dozen hits they secured
were badly scattered. Score:
Boston. q. 30 0 0 Ol 2 0 % 3
Batteries Boston, Wilson, Dolan anc
Ryan; New York, German and Schryer.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

Dnrant's attorneys have not made out a

Durant's attorneys have not made out a
case against Pastor Gibson.
by the explosion OF 100 quarts of nitro
giyccrne, one man and two horses were
blown to atoms near Blufton, Ind.
Fraud orders have been issued by the
postotlice department against the Pub
fishers Collection Agency" at st. Paul,
Chicago and PittsburE.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

Populist Rogers denies the charges of
drunkenness in toto.
1t Is thought the jury in the Strcvil muir
der ease a Fort Scott will disagree.
The Chase investigation VIII only. cost
5000. cheapest one the state ever had.
Programme for the June meeting Of the
Ottawa Chautauqua has been completed.
Republicans in the state are said TO he
giving much thought TO the money ques-
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DR., JACKSON is THE CHAMPION
lie Grasscd Twenty four out of Twenty
five Birds and Downed All
the Cracks.

The big event Of the closing day Of the
Missouri state shoot Mt Washington Park
was the contest for the Individual cham
pionship of the state at - live birds. The
result, while something of surprise. was
very popular one. Dr. j. L. Jackson. of
Kansas Cty was the high man, with a
score of q dead birds, gained by steady
and at times brilliant shooting and he won
the sl25 gold watch. which is emblematic
Of the championship, being first with
out tie. pr jackson Killed eleven birds
straight lost his twelfth and then killed
out to the finish
j. Il. Porter, Chris Gottlieb and johnson
each scored % dead birds, giving Dr. Jack
son q close race for the trophy. Porter
and johnson were the only ones of the
hlgh four men who were entered for the
takes and they consequently had
the satisfaction of dividing the handsome
pot between them.
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Grants Birthday at DE. Moines, Ia.

Des Moines, Ia, April 26.-cieneral
Grants birthday was observed here to-
might by a banquet, under the auspices
nj the Grant Club, the Repub-
Ican organization, at which near
iy 400 guests sat down The
principal Speaker was Congressman
Cannon, of Illinois. He took strong
grounds against the free coinage of
silver and said the money of the Re
publican party was both gold and sill
vss maintained at parity.
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non a ,B Rlcyins,. GO to /. third. Time.

I ItII.
Fourth race -Ninc-slxteenths OF mile
Pollock. ll2 Uorkns). to 3. second; James
Monroe, lls (OVcrtonl, 6 to !, third. Time,
| O.j6i McNryr Jim Elliott, Warwick, Mar
TIN, Willie X. and Halfis also ran.
..Fitth. ce-lialf a mile. Brace Girdle,
il5 tTurncp, to s. second; La Galoniri-
ana, III tperkinsl. to 2. third. Time,
oi9is. Helen OF Tray Porter, Mana, Co
Icttr, Hanaonn. Lady Longstreet Nellie
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Galveston. Tex. April 26.-Galvoston, .:
Austin, I.
Dallas. Tex, April 26.-Dallas. 3; Fort
little Rock, Ark, April 2s,-Little Rock.
G; Memphis, 3.
Atlanta, Ga, April 26.-Atlanta. 9; Chat
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27
Hug Holiday Is Very III.

center fielder Of the Cincinnati baseball
club, is seriously afflicted with appendicitis.
He was reported dead to-day, causing
quite a stir, While he is in no immediate
danger il, viii be a long time before he
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

Scranton, Pa, April 26.-At the Driving
park here this afternoon. DIR. Carver. OF
Kansas City. and Harry Swartz, of this
city. shot the second of their matches.
which resulted in Caryer's killing so birds
stopped shooting on the 10th bird. having
killed but G2.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIE WEATHER.

The official forecast for today Is: Mis-
aonri: Fair. except showers IN cNtreiuo
east portion warm in west portion. KAN
sas; Gencrally fair.
56 deg. The lowest. 81 deg. Following is a
ir.nrl nf lat nlEhi.s ohen rNAtImn..
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GLASS T..


The Grand Bowling Club was organized
yesterday, with a. Judah as president, and
Billy Watson as secretary and treasurer;
a the first roll Of the club. making the
grand score OF sol, within IL pins of the
Strikes Sparpe al
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

OmNhu.. .,......U u I U 7
Earned runs-Kansas City, >: Omaha, ..
Two-base hits-Darby, Manning.
Threc-base hits-Daniels.
Home eruns--Connaughton, NiChol, Slagle
Bases on balls-OT EaGau, 6.
Struck out-By Daniels. ..
Time of gamc-l:i0.
Umpire-Heury Nafcw.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

Baltimore. April 26-Rev. Dir. r. w.
Dnger, a well known preacher of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. died to-day. He
was "a years old. and was born in Aarau,
Switzerland. He was widely known as a
writer on religious subjects
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Denied by Arson and McCloskey.

Louisvile, Ky, April 26-The dispatch
from Toledo to-day stating that Pfeffer has
been sold TO Chicago IS denied by both
Captain Anson and Manager McCloskey.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

Remarkably good bowling was done at
the roll of the Kansas Citys OH the Grand
alleys yesterday, five out of the six bowl
in class A passing the 800 mark. The
score:
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,McDonaldl. s TO l. third. Time. 1:iT 1n-
s9mnia, Elano. Terrapn and Roquefort
Fifth race-selllng; one and one-eighth
miles. Shining Belle, lci Joncs). TO :.
~. Pancras, lao tMcCuel. "a to !, third.
Time. 2:03; Dr. Work. Lena Frey and Two
O'Clock also ran
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-27

Cortnto.
Germany Russia ana France will not
permit Japan TO reap the fruits of her vic
Tory over China.
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indianapolis, Ind, April 26.-Cincinnati
/; indianapolis. (eiGht innings),