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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.--The New Yorks
won a close game from -. Louis to-day
boy punching two singles. double. ana
a triple off Breitenstein. and scoring three
earned runs in the seventh inning. Rusie
pitched "A beautiful game. holding the
visitors down TO four singles. two OF
which came do the last inning. Won
dorful running catch by Stafford in the
last inning had much 90 do with saving
the game for New York. Attendance.
LOO
score. r. III. r.
New York. ...... OOOO0O3Ox-3 o 8
81. Louis ......... 0l0OO00O1 !
Batteries -Rusie and Farrell, Brciten-
stein and PETIT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

STANDING OF rHE CLUBS.
G.mes Won ana lost By eacn cluo 10
each other club:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

BROOKLYN. y. y. Aug. 20.-The
pittsburgs had to-day's game in hand
until the sixth inning, when the Brook
lyns began 20 hit Hart. Aided by errors.
the home team pulled out a game that
seemed lost. Abbey was an easy mark
during the second and NTH. but during
the remainder he was I'm rare form. I'm
the ninth. he struck out Ely, Clinsman,
and Hart, on eleven pitched balls
Score. r. r. r.
Rrooklvn ...... 11OOO22lx- . /
Pittsburg .......... O3OO2 OOOO-o % ,
Batterios-Abbey and Grim; Hart and
Merritt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
THE riMES-KtCHMOND va WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81 ies'5

the game at the end Of the sixth. AT
the beginning OF the cighth INNING lhe
score stood to 4 in favor OF the WASH
ingtons. The home team went out III
orier in their half. but Cleveland made
four runs and won the game. TeDeau lea
OF with a hit, and McGarr struck out,
the former going to third on MERGERS
bad threw of the last strike. A hit by
pitcher. a strike-out and two hits dad
the business.
The last single was by Mexican. and as
Abbey was unable TO see the ball, Nc
Kean went all the way home. The
side was retired by McAleer's strike-out,
after O'Connor had singled, and childs
had reached his base on balls. At this
point O'Day called the game. and ne
was nearly mobbed by the bleachers. lie
was escorted to the club dressing-room
by a squad Of policemen. and fortunate
~ escaped injury Attendance. 2,leo.
Score. X. d. L.
Washington ...... 1000 IA I
Cleveland .....k. 100000 SIS II -
Game called on account Of darkness.
Batteries Mercer and Mcclure; Young
and D'COuuOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
BALTIMORE. 6. CHICAGO, 0.

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. D.-The Chi
cagos began their final series Of the sea-
son with tho Champions to-day, and
were easily shut out. The Baltimorcs
put up q better all-round game, but the
hright particular star was 4lcMahon. who
oficiated for the home team. His pitcn-
ing was superb. only three hits were
made or his delivery. and but five Of the
visitors batsmcn reached first. neither OF
whom got beyond second base I'm seven
innings they went out in order. Wilmots
fielding was Of a hirh order. lie made
two circus catches of hits that looked
good for three bases each. Jennings,
Robinson. and Carey carried off the field
ing honors for the Champions.
Umpire Burnham made his first appear
ance on the home grounds. and made a
very favorable impression. After the
first inning nOt decision was disputed
by either team. Attendance $500.
Score. X H. +
Baltimore ........ O211t010x-6 - /
Chicago ........... 100000 90 3 :
batteries NcMahon and Robinson; Crit
fifth and kittr.dge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

BOSTON. MASS. Aug. 20.-Weyhlng's
effective pitching ana Nash's costly error
i'm the NTH gave the Louisvilles an easy
victory to-day. The Bostors We're UNI
lucky at the bat. Terrific line hits. with
men on the bases. resulted I'm several
sharp double plays. 4 running catch
by Lowe. and Shdgart's phenomenal field
ing were the features Attendance, l,.0O.
Score. r. H. T..
Boston .......... OOOO0lOl0-s D 4
Louisville ..........IO00 40OCl-s 3
Batteries Dolan and Ryan, weighing
and Warner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06

tee from tho oxford and Csmbriigs uni
versitiss athletic clubs carefully consider
ed this proposal OF the University OF Penn
syivanIs students at two conferences bed
committee cabiei officials OF the Cnivsr-
sity OF PennsyIvan'a Athlete association
Unable TO accept challenge
The Associated Press has obtained from
the OKford-CambridEe COMMITTEES ths FOL
lowing statement OF the reasons which II
duced this decision.
/ The oxford Cambridge Athletic $50
citation would be overwslghtsj 10 me
outsH; In competing with a team which.
IL II understood. contains r~prese1fa 'ivfs
o, all the Arner ioan univsrsltiss. To make
such a contest equal tbs Challenge or the
Americans should he 20 WorcHd a. %
allow athletes from al the IN VfTs3l~s 20
Great Britain 20 take part Repre- s@nta-
tive from oxford, CSmbrifgs. E3snbufEh
and Dublin f0r instance. should Re allow
Cd 20 participate 20 make TIE event TAR
for all concerned
2 Tbs -CarnbrlfEe committee 's{f
that the fret right q challenge ought %
be conceded % Ysis IN cons.dsrsftcu %
the fact - Yale having seat a crew -
Eugland in issi
CambriGEs association the matter Vas az
russed ard The situation fully cansasss4
so far az Yale and Harvard wsFs Goa
csrref.
committee said. They were The rices'
fellows Ia the world and true sportErusn-
Therefore We would bs Eiaf 20 he : th~fn
out and 80 have decided 20 ssae = caa.-
q challenge ard We have stis9 rlaiiaf -
f.~-r = formal chsIieuE~ W~. 20 tf
oxford and Cambridge. would - Fa@ r.
fake team 20 Arn@rtcz nsIf s~t'sH'-FT
ere drciz.Gu NhsthsT thsa rnaish @4.-s4
take xizls Tes.s With them s-~aa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
Baltimore Races.

Baltimore, Md, June 5.-The widely
advertised six days runnig meeting
under the auspices of the Pimlico Driv-
ing club was declared off today, the
third day, making it the end of the
meeting. The losses Were sl,500 a day
and the club quit. On the first day
three proclaimers OF odds went into
business with less than 500 people pre-
sent. Distribution Of free admission
to the grand stand, with an announce
ment of ride from the electric cars
thrown I'm, brought perhaps 1000 peo-
pie on the second day and five book
makers entered into business. Today
there were less than 400 people present
and there was perhaps $50 taken I'm at
the gate. The 400 people and the book
makers knew each other often today
and a good business was done. Secre-
tary keenan, says no more running meet
inEs will he given under the auspices of
the club. Summaries:
First race-SiX furlonCs, selling: MI
Ian. s to :. won; Captain Jack, to l,
second; Wheeler, . to >, third. Time
1I5i4.
Second-Seven furlongs: Ina, to 5,
won; Kaliie Hoe. IL to ., second; Edna
May, to l, third. Time :291k.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06

After the adoption OF several compli-
mentary resolutions the convention ad-
journed.
The committee appointed to select
MISUNDERSTANDING to a national silver
convention, in case one should be held,
Immediately after recess was taken
elected John p. Hopkins of Chicago and
Secretary of State Heinrichsen as dele
rates. There was more discussion and
then. on motion of ?. y. Green, Geo. w.
Fithian. of Newton and General Lewis
r. Parson OF Clay county were chosen.
The alternates selected were John
Warner of Peoria. John watson OF
Galesburg, General Alfred Orendorff
Of Springfield and L. Q. Withheld OF
johnson county.
SHERMAN PREDICTS A SPLIT.
Cleveland. O. June 5.-Senator Sher-
man was asked tonight what signih-
canoe he attached 10 the silver conven-
ton In Illinois.
~ think" he replied. that the Dem
ocratic party will he hopeiessiy oiFlded
on the silver question. II may be that
in Illinois the Altgeld following Will
commit the state to free silver hut the
Democrats in the east will never con-
sent 70 Il. | think the Democratic
party will split hopelessly on the rock
In our party It IS different ] think
that even the Republicans IN the far
western states Will before long be for
the coinage of silver in limited amounts
and when needed.
The recent discoveries OF gold add
diversity OF interest in that section OF
the country which vii Itend toward
moro moderate feeling OF the western
people on the silver question.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
STICKS TO THE TARIFF.
Senator rhur.ton Contends for that Issue
.. Against the Currency

Salt Lake City, Utah June 5-Sena'o-
=. NJ. Thurston IN an interview today
on the political situation said:
'At the time l opposed Bryan for the
senate I took the position that the
United States could not take care OF
ali the silver IN the world. but should
take care Of the American product IN
der such conditions as would make sill
yer dollars as good as gold dollars any
where 7 believe the Republican party
will make a declaration substantially
the same that that Of the national plat
form in 1892. Il binds the party 20 take
care OF the American product ana BE-
lieve the obligation viii re recognized
The large wing OF the Denocratlc
marty which fused with the P0pulists
will declare for free and unlimited
coinage. / feel now that there Will be
two Democratic conventions :" ran
the convention is held l believe the free
silver wing OF the party viii ~ n al
soIute control though i may not 10
able 20 nominate on account OF the two
thirds rule
y don't Soc how the Republicans can
go any farther than they did IL ~
without declaring for free and GniiiTi-
tied coinage OF silver The Glsf'os!-
ton o. the silver Republicans - boit
Is only found to any great extent n
Colorado. Montana. Wyoming. Icsnp
and Nevada The Republicans q ore
ccn. California Washington and TIE Ia
koats VIII support tle party deciafa-
ton
II anybody sIPposes that the he
Tub,iczns viii ec1uAsscs in The " iisfen
bEl Ne IS very rr1t.rn mistaken. / b.
iieve Ire tariff VIII ue q more import
ant question than silver. For rySeif !
tsIieve n restore protection VIII se,ils
our financial Ills / an high taTiG
nan and believe Mckinley e re RS
nan for president
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
HAS BEEN RATHER CAPRICIOUs.
Rain In Okls homa Seems a Little Choice
About Places to Fall.

Oklahoma City, June 5.-(SpeciaO-
The United States department OF agri-
culture, weather bureau. has just Is
sued weather crop bulletin No. 10 of
the Oklahoma weather crop service,
for the week ending Monday, June 8.
1895, as follows:
High southerly winds have pre- vailed
all week, blowing a gale on May Is and
June 2, which blew considerable fruit
from trees and cut the blades from
high corn. The temperature has been
high all week, the average, III. being
II degrees above the normal. The sun
shine has been about or slightly above
normal The rainfall has been very
poorly distributed, very heavy through
the eastern and portions Of the south
ern and sections, and below normal
throughout the central and western
sections.
The following are the amounts OF
rainfall reported in their respective
counties by observers who are sup
piled with standard rain gauges:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
Old Oklahoma has received less rain

Old Oklahoma has received less rain
than any other section. During the
entire month the rainfall has not aver
aged much over an inch. Wheat and
ats are an entire failure and the out
look is not favorable for much corn ex-
cept in localities where rains have been
heaviest
Grass is very short and stock have
been driven 10 other sections for past
ure. High winds during the week have
blown fruit from trees. Corn and cot
ton show improvement. Rains have
been very erratic throughout this sec
ton and our observers from every
county report fields OF corn in narrow
strips of country waist high and grow
ing finely. These are exceptions. how
ever, and not the rule, and while inn
proved conditions are reported by all
our observers except those around
Clifton, Lincoln county, and Hunts
will. kingfisher county. yet the best
that can be hoped for in corn viii be
less than an average crop. Rains were
heaviest this week in Payne county
Heavy rains are reported by all our
observers throughout the eastern sec
ton, and while they were too late for
wheat and oats. which will be but very
light, they have saved the corn, which
gives promise of a large crop. Our
observers in the Usage nation state
corn never looked better at this time
Of the year than now. The average
rain for the week throughout this sec
ton was 2.5 inches.
There was plenty OF rain in thS
southern section during the week. and
the rains were very heavy In the ex-
treme south. Corn and cotton are do
ing finely. Cotton has been chopped
out and twice cultivated. Prospects
are good for fruit Throughout the
northern portion OF this section a large
acreage is being planted in sorghum.
millet and late corn.
JAS. I. WIDMEYER,
Director Oklahoma Weather Service
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
Hawthorn Races.

Hawthorne. June 5.-Results at Haw-
thorne:
First raceSeven furlongs: Enthu-
siast TO ], won; Scamp, II to /, sec
end; Laverne, 15 to 1, third. Time
Isl.
Second-Five furlongs: Fakir, to 1,
won! TTifairal, so to /, second: Rode
gap. even, third. Time 1:16A.
TEird-Five furlongs: Millie H, won
Mersian, TO 10, second; Austin, 10 to
/, third. Time 1:02A.
Fourth-Mile: Billy Mckenzie, to 2.
won; Oakley, to 2. second; Abbess,
TO ]. third. Time 49,.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Seva, TO /, won
Rapatip, no betting, second; CoSsack,
no betting, third. Time is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06

meats is England, the country using
LAO. 4SO. 900 to 1851 ,152, 900 pounds an
nually. Russia exported in 1893 only
II. 900 cattle, $1,000 hogs, $4,000 sheep
and meat 20 the value Of 900 roubles
The United States supplies about three
fourths Of all the meat for the Euro
pean demand.
SOMETHING FOR FARMERS.
The wear book OF the agricultural de-
partment IS now in type and posslhly
will be ready for distribution by the
first of September. 1t is a substitute
for the former annual report OF the de-
partment, as provided by the printing
bill of January II. last. The work mas
been under the direct supervision OF
Assistant Secretary Dabney, who says
in regard to the book: The purpose OF
the department has been 10 supply
book which would be OF value to every
farmer. The government prints half
a millions copies Of this publication at
a cost OF $500 900. or these 100000 CO.
pies. senator's and representatives, get
10000 only 10000 being reserved for
distribution by the department.
HERBERT AT ANNAPOLIS.
Secretary Herbert arrived at Anna
polls at 1880 o'clock this morning, ac-
companied by his naval aide, Lieuten-
ant Remey. As the Dolphin approach
ed, the secretary > SdIute Va SSNSAsO
guns was fired from the Salutlng Dat
terry and the Dolphin returned cap
tain's salute of seven guns.
As soon as the Dolphin dropped
anchor Captain Cooper, accompanied
by Lieutenant Ritter. called on tho
secretary and the whole party then
rnent ashore and visited the Monon-
gaheis and Bancroft. The infantry
drill was very attractive and the move
ments Of the companies was highly
COMMUNICATED. The sham battle was
also Of much interest.
WASHINGTON MISCELLANY.
I.um Smith, Lum Smith publishing
house, Magic Key company. Foreign
Trade directory, Mammoth Publishin <
company. Magic Metal works. Big Mall
conranv. Gummed Address company,
Lum Smith Commission house, GIT Ed
&c Directory company. OF Philadelphia,
an different names for the same persons
have been disbarred the use Of the mails
on charges of using them for fraudu-
lent purposes
Lieutenant John T. Thompson. ordin-
ance department. has been relieved
from duty at the headquarters OF the
Platte and ordered 70 the department
az Missouri. as chief ordinance officer.
Lieutenant 7. :. Bullock. Seventh cav
airy. will be relieved from duty at the
University OF Wyoming on Septem-
Der Il.
\ sami-official statement received
here from leaders Of one OF the most
influential elements in Cuba. shows that
war expenditures are becoming 50 en-
o-mous and the sugar and tobacco in
| dustries 50 Improbable that they BE-
| lieve = general uprising will result from
the hard times caused.
President Cleveland has mode no an
nouncerent as Vet regarding the cse-
| met position There - cons.Ge-a bic
! talk q Hoka Smith bang transferred
10 the attorney gene-aiship and eN-
| Governor Francis OF Missouri being aP-
| pointed secretary n The interior.
| Mrs Cleveland and her Two daugh1-
| ers. accompanied by Mrs Olney and her
/ daughter. LEFT Washington this morn.nS
/ for Gray Gables.
I II some people went - far % ree- tne.,
d :.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
MAKES The MOsLEM HOT.
With the Follower Of the Prophet, Cholera
Is Next tn Goodness

Constantinople, June 5.-Advices re-
ceived here from Jeddah. Arabia. the
scene Of the recent murderous assault
on consular officers OF Great Britain.
Russia and France. announce that a
panic prevails there and that II Is fear
ed the Bedouins win attack the town
Arrests OF Bedouins following the at
tack on consular officers has caused an
6ngry feeling among their people who
demand the release OF those appre-
hended threatening to use force IL
their demands are not complied with.
The situation is so serious that Euro
peans are seeking refuge on board the
merchant vessels In the haroor. Inc
origin of the trouble was quarantine
regulations instituted under direction
Of European powers TO prevent the
spreading Of cholera northword from
Mecca. Turks and so-called holy men
Ye sent interference with their reiglous
customs ard incite the people 10 rebel
1i0v
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
San Erancfsco Races.

San Francisco, June 5.-Favorites got
most of the money today, as all except
the last race went to heavily backed
horses. Starter Merrill has suspended
Jockey Loadstone for the rest of the
meeting for beating the flag. Sum-
marieS:
First race-Five and n half furlongs,
2year-olds: Her Majesty, IL to 5. won;
Walcott, 3 to j, second; 1nstigator,
to l, third. Time 1:091A.
Second-Seven fur!ongs. selling
Crawford, even, won; Seaside. to /.
second; Nero. Is to l, third. Time
1:29N.
Third-Five and a half furlongs: Tim
Murphy. 4 to 8, won; Banjo, % to 1,
second; Carmel, so TO l, third. Time
1:O7%.
Fourth-Nile and seventy yards. han
dicap: Annette. 2la to !. won: Mr.. Jingle
31a to !. second; Little CRIPPLE, Il TO l,
third. Time 1:4612.
Fifth-One mile and a half. steeple-
chase: Alexis, 6 to !, won; Esperance,
s To l, second; Longw7ell, 2i2 10 /, third.
Time 3.oT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
CLAVIJ0 DIES GAME
CAPTAIN GENERAL kIVERA'S AS
sAILANT Is SHOT.

Not Out Of Silly Bragsodocio. but Because.
Being q spanisrd, His Cigarette is .
Part of His Being. He Walks to his Cof-
fin Smoking--He Bows to the Crowd.
and is Roundiy Cheered-- Bandages His
Own Eyes. Bows Again and is eady
for the Fatal vollsy--Cubans Fears Fill
busterers--Foreien Newa
Madrid, June 5-Captain Clavijo,
who seriously wounded Captain Gener-
al Rivera on Tuesday morning. was
shot this morning by order Of the court
martial
Captain Clavijo walked to the prison
van smoking a cigarette and bowed to
the crowd assembled within the prison
gate. The people acknowledged his
courtesy by cheering loudly for the
caatin. The prison van, surrounded
by gems d. armes, proceeded to the
square of San Isadore on the bank of
the Manzanares river. There Clavijo
alighted and walked to the center Of
the square which was lined with trops
on three sides. The captain when he
reached the required position, band
ed ITO the people.
The officer in command Of the firing
squad then gave the order to fire and
Clavijo fell, killed instantly; but ac-
cording TO custom, two shots as a coup
de grace, We're fired at his PROSTATE
body, although the unfortunate officer
was already dead. The troops then
filed past the body and the remains
were removed.
FILIBUSTERERS FEARED.
Havana, Cuba. June 5.-The govern
ment authorities have information or
an expedition from Dauphin island and
other places in the bay OF Mississippi
river. which Is being filled out with a
considerable armed force to aid the
rebels here. The United States au-
thorities at Washington and the Span
ish legation there have been notified
and are Informed of all the movements
OF the expedition and the names OF the
ships in use. The authorities also have
their eyes on some suspicious move
ments about Mobile, Ala.
In reply to direct inquiries the act
ing captain general says there Is no
truth whatever in recent reports that
Marti is still alive He says the corpse
Of Marti has been identified beyond
the slightest question. No news con-
corning Maxine Gomez has been re-
ceived since May 20, the day Of the
fight at Dos Bios, where Maru was
killed and Gomez reported wounded.
The acting captain general says that
the reports that Marti Is alive are being
circulated by Cubans for the express
purpose Of keeping up the courage or
the people interested in the expedition
now embarrassing at Dauphin island.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
THEY DRANK GROWERS HEALTH.
American and italian Naval Officers Hob
mob with sorthamPtion's MAYOR.

Southampton. June 5.-The mayor OF
Southampton gave lunch today in
honor OF the officers OF the United
States and Italian warships now in
these waters There was a fistin-
e1,ished company present. including
Warner s. KInkead. United States con-
sui here. The mayor proposed the
health OF the president OF The United
States In toasting the officers of both
squadrons the mayor dwet upon the
fact that such interchange Of court
estes were doing much for the preserva-
ton OF peace. Admiral kirkland. IN
rspIving eaid that ne and his officers
had been much impressed with the re-
ception they had met with since their
arrival a. Southampton and recounteri
some amusing experiences OF his career
IN the United States navy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
Millions I'm il for Dallas,

Dallas, Tex, June 5.-In sporting cir
cleS the opinion is generally expressed
that Corbett will do the bulk of his
training at AsbUry Park, n. ], and
Fitzsimmons at Galveston. p. T. Rob-
erts, commenting on the event, said
this glove contest will be worth more TO
Dallas from the dollars and cents
standpoint than the entire agricultural
product of the county for 1894. which
amounted to 447. An ampithea-
ter with seating capacity of $4,000 will
be built
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-06
Conservative Little Bodies

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