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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

Presented the College Football Team with
u Check Tor $50.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
Newark, Oct 81. Edward Addicks
and party spent last night at the Wash
ington House. They made quite a show
passing along Main street with four
handsome horses attached to stylish
brake. The party took supper and then
paid their respects to the town. As
there are no Addicks men here they
had to go it alone A start was made
this morning for Claymont. The col
lege football team profitted by Mr..
Addicks' visit here. He gave the
manager a check for $50. The young
men Of the college are greatly pleased
with the gift
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

Frank Baker of No. 70i Adams street,
travelling salesman for PHILADELPHIA
shoe house, died yesterday at Peters
burg, Va. He started south last Mon.
day and when he left here ho seemed
TO BIO in perfect health. He was 30
years old. lntcrment was made Sun.
day afternoon at Riyerview cemetery.
Tho funeral services werc held at his
late residence
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10
One KIlIe.l aud Mnny Injured.

During the laying of the corner stone
of ST. Mary's Catholic Church, in Lo-
raine, o., Sunday morning, part of
the platform fell and 300 people were
precipitated into an excavation. Rosa
McGee, child, was killed and % other
persons were injured, IL fatally. II is
said the contractors are responsible for
the accident, having used poor timbers
for the support of the platform.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

John Brown has put John II. Stiff
and Charles Price in charge of the
organ which he is exhibiting at the
Atlanta expos ltion. The instrument is
much admired and has been purchased
by the Gainesville Female College. Mr..
brown has received contract for a
=, ono pipe organ for the Concord, N.
g., Methodist Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

Jersey City, N. j., Oct. 5. by the
bursting Of a fly wheel in the Hudson
County Electric Light Co in Hoboken,
to-day, Carl Anderson, the engineer,
was instantly killed and Martin Cline
and William Cogswel were injured
seriously. The building, three-story
brick was badly wrecked.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

The following property transfers were
recorded at the Registry Bureau on
Saturday Property on Washington
street between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth, from William l.. Wilson to w.
W. Sharp; property at the north cast
corner of Thirty-first and Jefferson
streets, from W. w. Sharp to Hugh G.
Browne.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

II you have dun and heavy pain across fore
bend and about the eyes II ;hO nostrils are fire.
qnent.y stopped up and followed By Disagree
able discharge: II soreness IN tho nose and
bleeding from the nostri is often experienced;
u YOU are very sensitive 10 cold in tho bend
n r1nPanied with headache: thou you may he
sure you have caIarrh: and should dnnediataly)
resort to Eiy's Cream Balm Tor cure. The
reInody VIII give instnnt relief
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

Jane Price and Emma Brinkley, two
colored women, had trouble a few tlavs
ago, and Friday night Jane charged
Emma' IN Magistrate Kelly's court
with using bad language toward her.
The defendant was held in 500 bail
TO keep the peace,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

Boz car No. i3,s05 of the Empire
Inn, with the entire contents, which
consisted of general merchandise. was
destroyed by fire on Saturday in the
west yard, A carboy of ammonia
whlch. was near the burning car burst,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

Twenty -four building lots on the east
side of West street between Twenty
sixth and Twenty seventh were sold
Land and Improvement Co. The iota
proceeds of the sale were So, 40I. 10,
prices ranging from "a. % to So per foot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

The horse, carriage and harness
owned by Rene j. Fougeray were dis.
posed of at public sale Saturday TO
satisfy claim held by Liveryman
Wiggleswoth. William T. Jones pur-
chased the rig for Sl65.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

Twelve young men who were seen on
the fence watching the football game
ON Saturday were chased and captured
by the police. They were each fined g.
on Saturday night The charge was
trespass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

Burglars broke into Hamburger q
store, Fourth and King streets, last
night, and stole a basket of bananas.
William du Points yacht Au Revoir
has been placed in the dry-tiock Of the
Harlan g. Hollingsworth Co., and will
be acraped and painted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

You cannot be we'll Unless your blood Is puro
Therefore purify your blood With the best blood
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

japanese Liver Pellets are small. but
great in their effects; no gripping; 80 doses
iet streets. and the Miller Drug Co., 402
Market street
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10
After a Days Hard Work.

Take HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.
II makes delicious drink, and relieves
fatigue and depression. A grateful tonic.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-10

How my throat hurts Then why don't
you use Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one
Minute.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15

ISiourda1s. Der farmer Q.
y. 6dmsltUu, OsKsH anipsisH ii6 stua
"A Nsilsn BON Der Sts6t sniisrHt be.
fiRsst, liss lssts Rpdbs ben 6oisr BON
10 Nsrs brsihtn uno trJitItt 40 BRs
ihsl per We're. Der ssitriasns Suibsi
UOs 30 giHnO.
iBisErL Die l7idbrias 1o&tsr
bee darmtrs Sacss RiTauba bon DC
9rap iuuros bon siHsm pisres absss
wsrfsH uH6 oaba ststH sintn Gtadtis
eruhtJnun ssi&lsSotrt. Tas btbaasrns'
psrths 2iuo trIiit oabsi gsrlsbunssH,
bic is'ns Rstiuus irpsiisIhoit sri6t,nsn
laiisn.
( Tu UtritUIbsEt 5raH Ratbarine
Gilmore. bic RHiitr ses 0ernusatbets
Der .Siaats' 9situHs", Strru Better q.
poas, pHres ON pOris,R 5rsiias RaA-
mittaa uuf oem Qir4hOis Der Staet be.
ersben @r pitl 2isbe uu6 JrsMne.
iAdit bic alts DAME ansniha;ben btIsis
fen hattie, oos bsrpiss osutIih Der fatt'
Ii&s 9siasuIus; SiUur Sale uns Gen.
usr wttleiisrtsu '6rmlidb mitsinnnser,
esr 1Sstsu bic Itsts Gbrs ~ sripeiisH.
(SiSur 5als Stssts.)
@tr G0ue0lircn!
Ter Berth os oitsi6brisrn Bro.
butte uHieres staaits piro bsrthnst
aai: @eiSsH. 25 RiIliOutu Tsuars;
gOle. 10 Niu 7Uu.; Sisb. Ria.
Dol. SapsiHs, 5lnns. Suttsr, Saisr,
Gsrits, Rillst HHe QartOiitIn, 10 Ntill.
EVu. juiammsR 50 RiU. TOI., alis
unssidhr tl7o per a0pi Der Stp6lis,
rang Oosr ts5o per 5omilis. bic 5ami.
lie iuis hbli6 yu 5 R6pisn asrsHuet.
Die S&asuHs bee @srihss Der Sci.
ssrerHtt 81 rs Riu. enrits iuors nm
5 Ria. 81 bed sssrifisH isiu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15

Der Crompetsr ron 6rdptlotts.
gle babsn 9co uns RsrSsrbtu ssipit'n
@ir habsu "a niht oslittsn.
9ipsi 81 tVlOnnsHS SnbuUli Jtusi 9aittris'n,
@ir babsH iit uieotrasr,itsn.
Die Gdb.I Usi6Wunssn. bic 9dums Der.
hdnat,
7isi bic 9aHS,n Gnb bed bic S5dbnsn,
60 babeu mir he Juiammtrstiprrnst. -
Raraiiirt mir uuo lllGntH.
D0d cin Sluiriti mar tt, Gin IVbstritt :
@sbl wihtu Tis unitrn Sisbcu,
To4 pVH Jrusi Rt9imsHtrru, was rift
uuS tpas itritt,
rnisr Sptitsr RaHu III Ssblisbeu.
3itSruit ourdiaSiisH, OisStiru JerlIaiit,
90 IaesR fs bltih Gui BEN Raisn,
Su Der arait. in Der Suseno oab'H5s'
raft, -
Run, 1rrHp,t,r, gum SommsIH s,bIuisn
llnb CT uabm bic 1rOmptt' une CT
hauatt binsiR;
"a, - bic muthis nit iGmtitsrnecm
8rimms
rlns usilbrt in ben bsuIidsu Rampi
hinGin,
Der TrSmpsis usriuSts bic Stimms!
gaIr sin iluuslOs @immsrn, Elm S4rsi
poQ Sdmtrj,
GntauoQ BEN mstallensH WHnes;
Cine aHssl bate oHr6lOaert ibr GrJ,--
lin bic TOottH iIaoss bic iuHros.
I'm bic 1apisrn, tie 7rsuen, bic @aai
om Rbsin,
I'm bic 6rhssr, bic bsuf seialleu. -
I'm Ft ale. % siHs uns bard Nari
RHo Bein,
Grbub iis ssbrs2snss 2aIIsn.
llns nun tam bic Qatbt, unS mir riitsu
tiHeauu;
Runeum bic Ra1iisutr lob'tsu;
Die ROiIs i&nsben, Der Rsssn raHu -
llne mir baaisn Der 9psisn, Der TpotsH
(Srsilisratb.)
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15
aas Berlin beriatet bos Babel: 81

MaS Berlin berihtet bas aabsl: Sn
alien Tbelsn ees Geutideu Rei6es, ,oou
ben Gtdbtm uns Stdpt4sn Der ftrniten
Dhmarien an bis sur wsitIiAsn (fran'
b6Ei&eR) @rnis xnb poH eu Nsrs.
nns Dftist bic iu ben alpeH, hberail
,ins im 2anft ber persausensn Mode
sis sbidbrissn @sbidtnibisiern Der sro'
ben siege, ipslde bic eentiden 3rup'
pen sessn bic frauj0iii&s Grmee imsin'
fang ees RsHats SnaHIf 1870 auf blH'
tiger @abIIfati eriedten boben. In CLAM
isnber meiie une NIT hpber patristiider
WeasiiteruRs bsoanesn wcrbsn. Gn ber
yAr ben 10. ausmIi beitimmteH srssen
5sitisifr dnf BEN Tfmpsltsier Gslos
ipsrssn ass Bsteranenpereins NIT ibren
0abasn tbeilnsbmsn; Der Rs,ier iabii
pirb bic parass Absr bic WsteraHsn ab.
ustmsn. Nni BEN Genplat psresu
srpbe Tribanen srriHtst Dsrbsn, 1uI
6euen 10000 8xi6ansr plat fnssH
lOHnsH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15
Cine lduoit erpinihte
lllaid,iue.

Sm Sabre 1881 crinuo 6prus
81. Wc9prmid Die erite erfOlaz
reithe Grutemaidline uuo uun Der
,3eit bis Sur Seseuwnrt babeH
bic SSarmer in allcr 8elt ieoeu
pirtlihen 5Orti6ritt in oerGoua
itruttiou pUn Grutsmaidiuen BON
Der Me9ormid Company ~ err
iuarten Iid gem6bnt - uno iie
iino niht enttduiht wOroeu.
Sier III oaS Reuetei
Gin ielbittbdtiser Corn Sinoer.
@euu Sbr al Der 5utterfrai
&C iutereiiirt ieio, 10 wiro lids
Guh lObnsn, ben WcGOrmids
Ssent in Gurer ndditeu Stabt
auiSuiuhen uno iofurt cine ipl'
DIE Yiaibine 81 beitellen, ipenn
Sbr cine ipiiniht.
Dies III cine prattiibe, einfaa
DIE, banSlihe Niai6ine, iie purs
be lausen unO idwieriseu Hroa
ben unteriuorfen.
Die 9iabIrage III 10 sroB nah
oieien Waihinen, oaB teine nus
seianSt iperoeu, bis bic 5armer
iie beitellen; bas sanse 2ano
ipribt pon oieiem WlcGormid
Corn 8inoer. Der @ertb oer
Gornitensel fir 6utterslpede iins
bet mebr uno mebr @irbisuns.
8erseIist nidbt: bic McGor=
mid Company, iuelhe iebes Sabr
fait bic Sdlite aller getreibebins
Der beriteIlt uno perianit, madt
oieie Nlaidbine. Sbr Name ani
bieier Raihine aIein i'll cine
Garnutie fur bic 2eiitnns Der
tebtereu. Cine
lDeffeutlihe Ausfelz
lung
oieier Maihins ipirb itattiinben
auf Srn. 3. 9orrp Green's nSrb.
LID an Der Staotsrense seleses
nen Uorm om
can tag, ben IL. Ans. '95.
Sebermann III eineelaben.
10. Ssctb,
4 asens, Rit&en, 8, ..
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15
@is 10 siss!

3tI Slsifn dHSHHsui nsasts stlssHHns lGE isssn
asg Bsa KaistrA. srr Htet SuEA etaAsswta eco SaHs
Saiattts kgt sshsilt utrbtE taan.
y aAsNtp& 0e.. gtRsuss. 1oafpe, 3.
MT bk lutsyistAnstsa. tsteu 4. y Ntsnrp ittt ssn
trHttu rs lshun sstanni uHt haiifn lAn peafpmmfW
ttrtuhsit W aatu tAcsatvstsaslaRssu uns knanytsa
hsiAksaL aaS zen ittau dtfma JiHatsanstaH BrsiHss
i,Affttu Ip tr'aHfp.
EtR&Ituar. etstsaHstI', ,Irsauinru.
1citse. Chig.
BatstRa, RtRnau a RatStH estgtsaassisH
NtoasfRtn, Istsks. &.
nsaS EGtsrrsI IsuI Etts iunuIiA staommtn HRs
Rtttt brtii aa sas siH uns stt Alrutata o. HKAAaa
80 Gghsnt. StasHiht frri ptriaHet tgtls = CfnN
tat ttt sisi4t. Brfauh a1rH Agstectttu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15

,,9is frsipilliss SOtusrb0buHs, bic
Die GiisnfabriinHtsn bsn pseblsrn tin.
ssraumt, IN mad mstr bsnn elmer Rid.
tuHs bemsriHsperih@, itrebt bas
-Piitsbxrssr BslisbIaii-. .sin ausse.
iprp3sner Vet Der Dami6enirsunbliHs
isit. Ta bic Nrbsiisr laut ibrss nit
ben SattsnbeftsrH abseitlpiieusnG Gsn'
traetss Dor bem /. September in fsi'
nrr anibsKsrsns ikrer 2sbns bsrsn'
tisi parsn, iernsr audi ipessn bes mii
ben aibsitosbern siHsssanseHen Wu-
TRACES isins NnsndHbe 30 inIeeuirsn
perno6ien, 10 IN bic Don ben 1abri'
ianien atmadbtt GVneeHiou als cine
bur&ans treipilliss ansnlshen.- stad
ben srbttierten stdmpfsn, bic In ben leo.
ten Sabrtn Spii&en aspiial unb VT
belt ppsteH, if bisies Goll ein erfreu'
lidbss Ssidsn tarmuuii4srtr Hslis'
bxnssn spiiAen ssH tsisen Gaitcren,
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15

tiuyer lanswirtbi&aiili&er Rini.
jier, 6esf Htustpn, bat einen ui6t hblsn
Mie osisadt. als O. b6rte. bob 1400
TpHnen cms.isanijnss Giien mad Gns.
Lamb psrtauit Ifisn, bemtrfif sr trcdsn.
q psrbs i9 ni9t punbsrn, ipenu biz
GnetdnbeS ieti cine tlnisriu&nns bss
amfrilsniidss Giisps anf zri4insn for
btrtsH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15

nod IN eeae. I in Spsariiib pppp. Ger usH
ben prsbibitiouihtn jhnsii iTnportiris. fsmf
pusnlprrsisrr @iu WcGoHHsu. tiu aspaltis
scr RtSutf, ssr asbsHbsi ssias, obsr aud ri'
Hsn suitn Gropisu .R I6dstn pubit. bat
lpor cine yetnss Totbu Banner on ben
Nann stbTati, abtr - 10 pttfi6rn mir ne
Hishsus bic Wtrtbs - nod wiSe isrtesirnns
Zen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15
lltdrs Ia Tour.
"a II are lsOr

80 - ~ are Is'Ol
9as mar cine 5fladt!
9rei 1oee lang
gom YlUrssn bic Jur iinieneeH Radbt
Ter mdnusrmoroeubt ToHntr ira6t'
uHo b3 1sots mdbsnot Sitsl tIoNs.
Bas mar cine SbIGht!
3wiihsn aompf nuh aampi
Dat Der lob is siuSn Rdittaa ssmoti,
lmntbtlt psm ithiptbsuoeH gulpers
oompi.
Gait une ilbsriatt
Tts 8Iutss, eas CT ~ eleTis traui,
BON bIutisen Wdbrn 10 mho' uHe
mott,
Ta6 BEN tnDhcrnru Arm Die Sihsl
Suiiani.
9as iuar cine Stlntt!
limb oils 6ss brtttsu 9asst @siiim
CUR Raits eins uno ppn Der Seras
5irn'
SIREN ShattsniAltier isnitt ois3aht,
Ia Iassu 5rtuno uno 6sino.
an bic orsl6istauicuo perrtut,
Jm iinmmeu lobe irieslIh asislt -
Gin uunbitbbar 2ei6enirIo.
llno aui oas ilofieuoc g6lisrerab
9Gh.li Der Rpuo pom SttrutnStIt
ShWciseno ocs 1uoes 5ricetn bsrab.
Tas mar cine Ssladlt,
Tis ,ihr. bas 8atcrldno
Gu iplssn Dor @CpalttbGt uRo
Shdno',
Cub iCIbtt Ium bIutlssu Cpitr &C.
bT1ht
Sbr trsusn 1Voicn, eu upe bu.
Die im Seiedt
Wit osm 9sbsu bciieselt Tsutit'
lambs Recbt,
Ritetrasm6b: uOn bee Ioses Rahe.
anseeil't ais ees Srieoens Soot,
Jabrt UObl sur rruiasu Rah!
CGrnit TVhm.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15

slgen ben ei in ben Qua publisiSien 5sis
tiinaea liRb nur isbs lastbidttu. bavnnirs
btsi In Tsabwccb altin. Roo am Ntiisn
rtbisiyt nHb am peridbliaqsn iine his Ttoss
posb .Eimfs. une bas MapN visp Soar.
mai.
ss)ris G&arfsus4iietsii bsf @iri3I&nil
ign bsfrdat 90 psx tQenai. i>U 3oN stwa
~ IN rsaspoeb alsi4sisl, nsnn nsdpi mst'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-15

s)pen ben iiini Rorsibaisn. bic In bic r.
iitn etbmsiabrs Der Slad Hins tielen, fnb
bic pop spm. cided, mic be pen Rsp. On.
Gmiih bic bssanuisiien. eeihe Nptbt us
siensifn iiA TN Nnena 70. pidot. bsftr
btfaMni ais .s1ilb Gin. nnb ale elmer bsr
9ibur eniisrs In lsintr Grpsbition steen bic
&ipm, warbs bsim Rartenlpiei In Dsahpesb
srmetesf, Rtp. Gmiih aui Isinsm @ses pon
Tsabpeeb mad 6tpof. mokin &C - ptseieen
aiua. Gsir wlosbu mar tin Snbiansr nmb
aua4t pnrbs isiH fsb bnra sinal Rsritas
Iisr, Der psuies Tsaf ipdtsr buy& bm Gtras
tm Dsabusob's iaQts init btm blniissn &c.
pis tinfs SneianfrE om GaitsIfnopt. - I'm.
ter ben 0rmsrbsten ifnv Raas tMdu '7Sl
bsisRb ti6 aud sin Cmij3sx y. nrantsn'
bsra. bsiim W6tbes Me srnsiyfslt, bsiIsn
Wt6rb abu slnsE rs6t btfsHnisn uinmecm
paup psf sis ztirs seissi pufss.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
GOOD RACING At GRAVESEND.
Fulton Handicap One of the Prettiest
S~truggIes of the Yeur.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The only absentee
of consequence at Gravesend was Rey del
Carreres in the Fulton handicap. The best
finish of the day was in that race, for
there was only a nose between Flying
Dutchman and Annisette at the end, with
Counter Tenor only a half a length away
and all driving. The Prospect handicap
was a good race. and Ben Brush, the favor
lite. won. although he had to be pushed as
they rounded into the stretch. Crescendo
got the place, while the equal second
choices. Hazlet and One l Love. were also
close up, Connossieur and Pepper were
the only contenders in the second race, and
the former won handily. Cash Day was
played for a good thing in the opening
race, but the best he could do was second
to Lamplighter. There was a close finish
In the NTH race, when Bloomer won by a
short head from Captive, with Carib close
behind. Captive got of last and tried to
make W a lot of ground in the stretch.
The stewards OF the Jockey club have app
pointed August Belmont and Colonel VIII
liam p. Thompson stewards of the Morris
Park meeting. Summaries;
81 won. Cash Day Is TO 81 second, Gotham
( TO y third. Time: l:42h.
Second race. mile and a half: Con.
n~oisseyT q 70 y won. Pepper q to % sec
241,
Third race. Prospect handicap. six fur
longs: Ben Brush (even) won. Crescendo
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
Totals
iotais
OMAHA CRICK Ell CLUB.
BULLETINS FROM THE GRIDIRoN.
Yale Defeats Union, Harvard Beat
Amhcrst and PrimcetOn RMtgers.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 5.-Yale defeated
Union at foot ball here today by a score of
26 to 0. The Yale men were much heavier
than their opponents, and kept the ball in
Unions t%erritory most Of the time. Yale's
back, Thorne at full and Jerrems and De-
witt, halves. were practically invlncible; and
Fink at quarter played without a tumble.
WEST POINT. N. Y, Oct. 5.-West Point,
5; Trinity college, 0.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 5.-Harvard
had no difficulty in scoring twenty-four
points against Amherst this afternoon in
thirty minutes of good foot ball. fast at
times. but frequently long drawn out and
play.
PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 5.-The Tigers
defeated Rutgers today in the initial game
score of % to 0. Princeton played a sharp
aggressive game and showed marked i'm
ITHACA, N, Y, Oct. 5.-Cornell played
Pennsylvania State college today, and
neither side scored. 1t was a fierce battle
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-The University
of Pennsylvania foot ball team defeated
the Franklin & Marshall eleven of Lancas-
ter today by a score of AZ to 0.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 5,-Grinnell won by
a score OF G to 4 In the football game be-
tween that college and the University Of
ence of nearly 5000 people.
NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 5,-LaFayette co..
lege, p; Orange Athletic club, 0.
University of Michigan, "a; Michigan Mill
s$fsoUS airy oct; S;;n(special Telsgram3
here to-day by the Agricultural College
foot ball team BY a score of % to I: Myers
side received minor Injuries.
+ LAWRENCE, Kan Oct. .5.-The Kansas
land college eleven from Atchison this aft
ernoon by a score of Sc to 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

To he Made n ScnpeEOnt for All of
Ezctn's Alleged Crimes.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a special to the
World from San Salvador says: Colonel Flor
entino Bustamente, arrested recently on
board the steamer City of Sydney by the
Salvadorean authorities at Puerto la Liber-
tad, will be delivered to the local author
tiles. He is accused Of robbery, incendiar-
ism and murder. Bustamente says his ar
rest was an outrage, as while he was on
board the Sydney he was under the protec-
ton Of the American flag, and while in San
Francisco last year, together with Ezeta and
other Salvadorean refugees. he was tried. but
there was not sufficient evidence to cause
his extradition back to Salvador. 1t is be-
lieved that President Gutierrez will punish
Bustamente for all the crimes charged TO
Ezeta and his party. and will order Busta-
mente shot. 1t is believed that Bustamente
has been sacrificed by Antonio Ezeta. He
says the latter is without money, and was
only enabled to leave San Francisco through
advances made TO him by a Spaniard, Manuel
Casin, on whom Ezeta conferred the rank Of
general. and who paid Ezeta's hotel bills
and steamer fare. Salvador Rodez. charge
d'affaires of Salvador in Mexico during
Ezeta's regime, has been compelled to leave
the country secretly through persecution be-
cause he was thought to be implicated in
conspiracies against the present administra-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
PixIey Loses by n Fall,

"BIlly" PIXley met with a painful acct
dent in the third trial in the half mile, los
time limit, ran against B. b. Bird of St.
Paul yesterday afternoon. While coming
around the corner into the stretch Pixley
hit a rough place and took a bad fall. Bird
won the half mile in los fiat, and the mile
in 2:15 is, both good, under the heavy
cor the isoo ! cract tahdom tann, ama r tbo
racers. The conditions of the race was
two out of three races, half, mile and three
miles respectively, with the following time
limits. which We're withdrawn. los. PIP and
6:15, for a 800 bicycle. The trial runs were
good and much appreciated by the good
sized crowd. Bird is a likely rider, but is
outclassed by Plxley under favorable condi-
tons. Bird left for Denver at 8 O'Clock
last night to attend the meet there.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

mer: Competitors-Cambridge, A. y. John
rton, Pembroke. and +. NJ. Jennings, Caius
college. Yale-W. o. Hickok and II. p.
Cross. w. o. Hlckok, 100 feet 7 inches. first;
II. p. Cross, i27 feet 9 inches, second: A. u.
Johnston, i07 feet 5 inches, third; Jennings,
81 feet Z inches. fourth.
Tenth event. 440-yard run: Competitors:
Cambridge, w. Fltzherbert, Trinity hall.
and C. II. Levin, Trinity hall. Yale-w. NJ.
Richards. '95, and f. f.. Wade. '9s.
third. Wade fourth. Time: 0:49 AS.
Eleventh event, 100 yards, hurdle, on turf:
starters-Cambridge, l.. r.. Pllkington.
e.. IL. Cady and G. Il. Hatch. '9S. Hatch
first, Fletcher second. Cady third; Pllking-
ton fourth Time: 0:l6. Hatch and Cady
led the other two from the crack of the
pistol. Fletcher overlook Cady at the sec
ond last hurdle, but. Hatch was full OF run
ming and won handily by six feet. Fletcher
beat Cady by a couple of feet. Pi!kington
was never dangerous during the race.
Yale men won by a score of 8 to 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
ATHLETES TENDERED A BANQUET.
md british Flags and Col
lcgc Colors LihcrnuX DisplnNel.

leg tOiOrs b1DcfaIIy DiSDinyeu.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The complimentary
dinner to the Cambridge and Yale athletic
teams took place tonight at Sherry's. Two
hundred sat down to dinner. The room was
eXquisitely decorated. The British and
American flags, draped with the colors of
the two universities. were artistical,y dis
played. EX-Judge Henry f. Rowland pre-
sided and awarded a loving cup to the win
ming team. He also awarded the medals
to the winners and seconds in each event.
Letters of regret were read from Sir
Julian Pauncefote, the British ambassador,
the British consul and President Dwight of
Yale university.
Among those present were Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Prof. w. X. Townsend, Yale law
school; Montague Sherman, president Lon
don Athletic club; Robert Cook, G. G; Guy;
Ter. Guy Richards, Evart Wendell, Wendell
Baker, j. A. Oakley of oxford, w. b. Cur
tbs, Alexander Fl. Sheriff.. s. Koran, cap
tain of the British team, sat on the right,
and Captain Lewis F. Sheldon of the Yale
team on the left of the chairman. The
other members of the teams occupied a
table in front of the chairman. Speeches
were made by Captain Horan and Captain
Sheldon. Depew. Montague Sherman of OK
ford, Prof. w. I. Townsend, G. H.. Sheriff.
and c. Z. Rowland.