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Grand Rapids I'm Hard Luck.

DETROIT. July 2-Grand Rapids played
IN very hard luck to-day. The visitors
found Pears for twelve hits and made only
one error while the home team got but six
hits on Bumpus Jones and had four errors
to It's credit. Score:
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DID A LOSING BUSINESS.
Insurance Companies That Promised
Too Much tn POlicy-HOlders.

DENVER. Col, July Estate Insurance
Commissioner Walpole has requested the
Attorney-general TO take all necessary
steps to prevent the Great Western Mutual
Aid Association and the Great Western
Mutual Accident Association from continu-
ing to do business A. H. Northrup. who
has had charge of the business of both
companies. has been appointed receiver for
them by the court, on application of Fred
Steinhauer, who says that since July IS,
1881. he has advanced $4,000 TO pay losses
and expenses, none OF which has been paid
back. Mr.. Steinhauer says that for the past
year the companies have been carrying on
business at a loss and that they have no
assets of any value. Their policies writ
ten in many and divers ways and the en-
dowment plans something remarka Bile.
After five years policy holders, by some
means, were TO get all their money back
and each year thereafter obtain $780, At
least one of the companies circulars
stated.
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home. there was goodly attendance-much
more than the team deserved 1t Is too bad
that the whole team should be forced to
bear an obloquy which, Of right. belongs to
fate OF Minneapolis TO forever start out In
a season with sick pitchers and run through
become used to IL. The team left the city
with the belief following IL that II would
not win game away from home. The team
disappointed it's friends. but climbed no
higher in the lists. From second to seventh
place was tumble that was almost dis
grace, but like the wheat pit, what was the
loss Of one was anothers gain, so some 9TH
err team Is thankful that Minneapolis was
made a ladder upon which to climb. 1t Is
plain to be seen that the Minneapolis man.
agement does not intend to secure any more
pitchers, so 1t is best to let IL go at that.
and take what is in store for the team-its
medicine The less said about Ii the better,
for IL some good cannot be said, silence Is
sound money-that is. golden.-Minneapolis
Tribune.
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DOWIE'S "HEALING HOMES"


CHICAGO, July 2.-"Dr." Alexander
Dowies so-called divine healing institu-
ton, in this city, will undergo another in
vestigation at the hands of the coroner.
AT midnight last night Frank /. Bennett,
who lives near the institution. saw a body
brought from. the house and put in a
wagon. He followed on a bicycle and then
notified the police. They .ascertained that
the body was that Of Mrs. Magdaline
ordered burial preparations stopped pend
ing an inquest. A bill has been filed in
the Superior Court for an injunction to re-
strain DR." Dowie from maintaining "di-
vine healing homes and his tabernacle.
The court is asked to decree that the taber-
naclc and hospitals constitute a public nus-
sance. The complainants are Leo j. Nc
CURE and Mari c. Thoms, who live near
Dowie'S .homes."
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Fisher Pitched Two Innings and Was
Easy on His Old Friends.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind. July Fully fifteen
hundred people turned out to see Chauncey
Fisher and the leaders in the Western
League give Anderson the worst drubbsng
OF the season Fisher was cheered when he
went into the box. and later as he stepped
TO the plate He was given warm recep-
ton by the batsmen. for they made six
singles and double in his two innings,
but most were made after chances to re-
tire Anderson. The leaders played listless
ball in all but two innings. and half OF
their errors we're made in the first and
second. Damon was an enigma to the
home hitters and showed splendid speed.
Hogan was a favorife with the grand stand,
and gave several exhibitions sof his sprint
ing ability. Mccarthy and Captain Motz
made long home-run drives, as did Hogan.
The home team was smitten with fright
and piled up fifteen errors. Bowen did not
do as well as his friends expected, but his
support was miserable. The visitors took
lead I'm the first and were never seen
afterwards. Indianapolis and Kansas City
will play here Sunday afternoon, and
Grand Rapids comes tomorrow. The score:
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johnson Defeats Sanger.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July 2-The at
tendance on the second day Of the Grand
Rapids Driving Club races was good, but
not so large as was expected with the
champion wheelmen as a drawing card.
Results:
Three-year-old trot; 2:30 class. Theodore
Shelton won; Madeline Pollard second.
Time, 2:lsA, Elsa. 2:1sA. Major Centlivre.
George F., Sandy Boy, Miss Dodge, Ambi-
dexter and The Jewess also started.
2:l5 pace. Joe II; won; Choral second.
Glenwood Dick VAIL Grover Cleveland,
Peerless and Hal Pulaski also started.
2:24 trot (unfinished) Claus Almont won
the first heat and Iron Brittle the second
and third in 2:2O. 2:161a. 2:20. Sablehurst,
Winston, Electric King. Carrollton, General
Alger and Princess Bell also started.
In the bicycle race for a purse of $500,
Johnson won first and third heats, Sanger
taking second and Tyler finished third in
all three. Time, 2:0424 2:101a 2:10lk. john
son, paced by tandem, tried to do mile
in better than two minutes for a stake of
81 0c0. Time, 2021h.
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CHLLICOTHE, o., July 1.-The opening
day of the Driving Park Association had
beautiful weather fast track strong fields
and fair attendance. Results:
The 2:40 trot. Walbeck won in straight
heats Time, 2:23A, 2:17A,- 2:17a4. Eddie
Wilkes won second money; Maynard j.,
third. and Five Ply, fourth. q
Three-year-old pace. Correct won sec
ond and third heats and race. Time, 2:24A
2:21A. Milton s. won first heat. TIME,
2:23Z. Elite W, third.
The 219 trot. Quiz won frs, second and
fourth heats, in 2:21A, 2:19A, 2-19S4. Chlorine
won third heat. In PISA.
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An Indiana Man MAY Get II.

KANSAS CITY, July At is announced
here to-day that Major r. w. McClaugh-
reg absolutely refuses to accept the war
denship OF the United States penitentiary
at the fort, at Leavenworth, Kan, and that
both Senators Vest and Cockrell, of Mis-
souri,, are working to have the appointment
given to ex-Chief of Police Thomas Speers,
Of this city; also, that the final appoint
ment would either go to Mr.. Speers or an
Indiana man. Ex-Chief Speers says he
knows nothing of the efforts being made in
his behalf.
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THE USUAL STORY.
LOuisyille COuldn't Win When tn
Ga

LOuisville Couldn't Win When the
Game Was Close.
LOUISVILLE. July 1.-TWO errors and
two bases on balls gave the Reds four
runs and the game to-day. In the seventh
inning Vaughn Intentionally spiked OBrien.
who was stealing to the plate, and the
"Coloners" second baseman. losing his tenn
per. rushed at Vaughn and struck him in
the face three or four times before the
other players could interfere. Umpire Keefe
put both men out of the game. Attend
auce 500 Score.
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CLEVELAND. o., July 1.-The third an
nual convention OF the Intercollegiate Pro-
hibition Association convened here to-day,
with about eighty delegates present. The
convention was called TO order by Mr..
John Elliott, of Yale University. Mr.. E.
dress OF welcome, to which Mr.. Elliott
made an appropriate response After some
routine business had been disposed of Mr..
W. W. Fisher, OF Harvard, read a paper
on college Prohibition Teams" This
evening John G.. Wool,ey, of Chicago. the
well-kncwn temperance lecturer, delivered
an address. The convention will be in ses-
sion three days.
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The Dead Mans Game.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
DECATUR. Ind. July 1.-THE opening
game Of baseball, between Marion and De-
catur clubs. which was postponed here Sum
day on account of the sudden death OF
Harvey George, Marions pitcher. was
played at the baseball park here this fore
noon. The attendance was small and the
game void OF any features Score: Decatur.
1G. Marion
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Earned runs-Brooklyn, 5; New York, A.
First base errors-Brooklyn, /; New
York, L. Left on bases-Brooklyn, g; New
York z. Bases on balls-On Kennedy, s; of
German, /; off Clarke, 2; off Daub, 3. Struck
out-By Daub, 2; by Clarke, 2; by German,
plays-Corcoran, Shoch and Lachance;
Clarke and German. Tfme-2OS. Umpire
Emslie.
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Earned runs-Baltimore, 8: Washington, 2.
Two-base hfts-Robfnson. Jennings, Brodie,
Gleason Keller. Three-base hits-Keeier
(2), Gleason, Kelley CD Home run-Joyce.
Stolen bases-Keeler, Mercer, Jennings, Nc
Graw CO. Double plays-Jennings and
Clark: Glasscock and Mahoney; Jennings.
Gleason and Clark. Bases on balis-On
GARRISON 4; off Anderson, /; off Malarky, l.
Struck out-By Anderson /; by Malarky, /.
Passed ball-Robinson. Time-2:4O. Umpire
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FOURTH JULY.
nunovnf N ~Ao1n CuA~~

The l., d. G. w. railway will have special
turning, leave Marshall D. m, giving all
day at the Glens. Only $3.50 round trip in
Guiding hack fare. For further information
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Edrneu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., z.
Nib1ock CD
Home runs-Motz. Hogan, Mccarthy.
Stolen bases-Indiaaapolis s: Anderson 9
en-. 4
by Bowen, 2
Time-TWo hours.
Jmpire-Gifford
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2--The visitors
put up a snappy game for four innings.
Then the 'Phillies'' dropped on to Dolan,
making seven hits. Sexton was put in in
the seventh. and he was touched up for six.
In the final inning Boyle, Thompson and
Delehanty singled and Hallman raped out
a triple. netting three runs. Attendance,
q 2fn Score.
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MIDDLESBORO. KY. July 2.-As the
Belt line train was switching at Mingo.
eight miles from here, to-day, one of the
coaches jumped the trestle and dashed to
the ground below. Ollie Spratt, of this
place, was killed: George Chapman, brake
man, had both ankles broken; Isaac Groves,
shoulder dislocated
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The Big Game. To-Morrow.

Grand Rapids will go against the leaders
at 1870 Tomorrow morning at the East
Ohio-street grounds. The afternoon game
between the two clubs will be called at A
O'Clock Additional ticket Offices will be put
In and street car service will be ample. as
All East Washington-street cars now run
70 the grounds. The gates will open early
IN the AFTERNOON. 1t would be well for those
VINO think of II to purchase tickets at the
down town oh1ces-Grand Hotel, Alcazar
and Charles F. Meyers ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
store. This saves time at the gatesi Ladies
VIII be charged admission to the grand
stand tomorrow only.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES
For Hoston. Mass.
Via New York City

Ia NEW 1Ofk CITY.
Account Meeting of the Young People's
Christian Endeavor Society
one Fare Rate
Tickets VIII Be Sold July TO g. Inclusive
Cali on agents. No. IS West Washington
street, No. IS jackson place, Union Sta
ton. GEO. f. ROCKWELL.
District Passenger Agent
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Swifter than fire is the progress of a
cough Fight il from the start with Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar All diseases
of the throat and lungs are comfortable
by this wonderful counter-irr.tant. Be in
time. Don't suffer the disease to make a
dangerous Roadway. Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute
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Earned runs-Ch1cago, 4. St. louis, z.
Two-base hits-Dahlen CD, Peitz- Three
base fsa hits,LConnor. Peitz (2). Brown. Lange
Double plays-Miller, Quinn and Common;
Ely, Quinn and Common. Struck out-By
Hutchinson, 1: by Kissinger, 1. Bases on
balls-Of Stratton, 2: eff Hutchinson. 2; on
Ehret 3; off Kissinger, A. Time-Two hours
UmpireS-Galvin and Andrews
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Earned runS-PlttSbur8, 8. HSt Udse Oii
errors-Cleveland, /; Pittsburg, 4: Left on
bases-Cleveland. 3; Pittsburg, H. Bases
az view, 5. Struck oGtYBy Wallace, /; by
Knell. 8; by Hawley, a ITwo-base hits7 ss,s
eel 90, Smith, Sugden cd. Sacrihce hits
Childs. Donovan Genins C2l. Double plays
-Zimmer and Childs; Donovan and Beck
Kneli. 2. Time-a:35. Umpire-Jevne.
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CLEVELAND. July 1.-THE Pirates took
revenge on Cleveland to-day. They knocked
Wallace out of the box and numerically
pounded his successor, Knell. Cleveland
could not hit Hawiey's delivery. Attend
ance 1000 Score: ifiiu
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First base on errors-Louisville, 2; Cincin-
cinnati, g. Bases on balls-Off Cunning
ham, 8; off Dwyer, q Struck out-By
Dwyer. 4. Home run-Ewing Two-base
hit-Murphy. Sacrifice hit-Gettinger. Double
Shugart. Time-2:z3 Umpire-Keefe.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Agents make S daily: marvel
Gus invention; retaiis 3 cents; two TO six
sold I'm a house: sample mailed free
send samples and pay good salary and
expenses, or big commission, TO proper
applicant; goods sold readily; experience
not necessary. Address p. O. 1854. New
York city.
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"Giantsv Fergetting How to Play.

BROOKLYN, July 2-Brooklyn. through
heavy stick work, coupled with glaring mis-
plays by the New Yorks, managed to win
out at the end. Kennedy. only pitched two
innings. German was knocked out of the
box in the fourth. Attendance, $500. Score:
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Senator. Tried Three Pitchers.

BALTIMORE, July 2.-Washington tried
three pitchers. all of whom were hit hard.
Clarkson was very wild, sending seven men
to first on calls, but was effective at criti-
cal points. Attendance, AGO. Score:
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGES.

FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGED $4,000
stock or clothing. hats and furnishings:
good, clean stock Will exchange Tor
good rental real estate. Address THE
WINTERS CLOTHING COMPANY. Mum
Gle. Ind.
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once OF IndianapolIs Clearing

Once OF indianapolis Clearing
House Association. July 2. 1856.
The associated banks of Indianapolis will
he closed Thursday. July 4. Independence
day" Paper maturing on that day should
be attended TO Wednesday. July 3.
FREDERICK BAGGS. MANAGER.
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Philadelphia 80 o 90 3s2 o s-l2
Boston .0 0 0 3 O 3 l Ill

Boston ...........0 0 % 3 1 2 Pill
Earned runs-Philadelphia, s: Boston. s.
Two-base hits--Long CD, Ryan. Tucker
Tnree-base hIts-Grady, Hallman. Sacrifice
len bases-Delehanty. Mccarthy. Duffy
Left on Philadelphia. 10; Boston,
Struck out--Taylor. Mccarthy. Duffy, Ban
non. Double plays-Lowe. Long and Tuck
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ron RENT-FURNIsHEp HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Modern ten-room house. well
furnished. hot and cold water both
gases, bath room, fine neighborhood,
from July 10 Sept /. References re-
qutred. Rent low for right party. Cal
at 30 Christian avenue.
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err: Lowe and Tucker First base on errors
philadelphia, L; Boston. 2. Bases on balls
-On Taylor. /; OF Dolan. 4: of Sexton. 2.
Hit by pitched bali-Dolan. T1me-2:40. Um-
pire-Murray.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE--Mak big rioney
by. investing in wheat now. When
full extent OF damage 10 all
crops becomes known wheat Will
go up TO 81 and more. Small investors
can safely make splendid profits now.
Write. to-day for manual on successful
speculation and daily market letters, both
free, to THOMAS a CO.. Bankers and
Brokers. go Rialto Building. Chicago. H.
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BUILDING AND LOAN-The very lowest
rates on loans can be obtained at the
building and Loan Office. 81 East Mar
tary.
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CHICAGO, July Am error. two bases on
balls, five singles and four triples of STRAIT
ton in the first inning tells how St. Louis
won to-day. Ehret was also knocked out
Of the box in two innings. Attendance.
5000. Score:
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cptCidI 10 tIt IHuItIldpOifs JOuI Hdi
THORNTOWN. Ind. July 1.-The Leb-
anon team was badly defeated here to-day
in one-sided contest before large crowd.
The visitors were in the Lead for the first
three innings, but the home team pulled
together and won by the score of o to 10.
Batteries-McCarty, Cory and McCarty;
Mcdonald and Lauremore. Umpire-Laure-
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Parade of .Queen.v and .zing..,

ST. JOSEPH, No., July 2.-Over 5000 peo-
pie paid admission to assist at the inau-
guration of the midsummer meeting of the
St. Joseph Fair Association. which, with
the exception of a high wind which pre-
vailed and prevented speed, opened under
most suspicious circumstances. The track
is in perfect condition and fast. A grand
parade of the speedy animals of the world,
headed by Alix and including among those
who followed John r. Gentry, Joe Patchen,
Ryland T., Hal Pointer Directly and other
celebrities, was a feature. The three-min-
ute pace, nineteen starters, was postponed
until tomorrow, on account of darkness.
Summarizes:
2:so trot; purse $1,000. Red Nutting, by
Red Wilkes, won in straight heats. Time
2:23la. 2:231z, 2:24&. Heir Medium, Red
Willow. Lulu Delaney. Winfield Maid, Fam
ME Holman also started.
2:1o. pace; purse. $1,000. w. w. p. by
Ben Lomond, first, third and fourth heats
and race. Time. 2:10A, 2:10h. 2:1414. Kan
sas won second heat in 2:12A Ella T.,
Otto W., Lama T., Free Coinage, Webbey
Wilkes also started.
In the postponed three-minute pace,
purse. s1,0C0. Don McCabe and Tom Lee
each won two heats. Time. 2:l6 2:17. 2:162a,
2:19A
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4: Charlottesville. l. Struck out-By Whit
tington, z: by Durrett, T. Umpires-Walker
and Holloway.
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FISHER WAS CHEERED
ANDERsoN TURNED OUT 1900 ssFAxs,
10 SEE THE GREAT PITCHER.

He Showed Himself for Two Innings,
and Then Damon Took HIS Place
Game Fail Of Errors.
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Baltimore Midsummer Meeting.

BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE Gentlemen's
Driving Park midsummer meeting. which
began to-day, was a decided success. The
meeting will last four days There was a
large attendance and some lively betting
was done. Summaries:
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE-To the trade, OF about 500
dozen assorted mems and boys percale
Numbered and unlaundered white shirts
at my room, No. IS East Washington
sisting of table linen, mems fine shoes.
notions, red wool shirts and drawers.
ladies' and gents underwear, 500 dozen
mems and boys percale Numbered and
unlaundered white shirts. linen collars
and cuffs. neckwear and other goods. The
above goods are very desirable; clean-in
original packages. and are all regular
sizes. Terms cash. Sale positive.
NJ SOLOMON Auctio0eer.
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FAST INDIANA PAGER
ANGIE D., OF sHELBYvILLE, GOES IN
2:1O1-4 AT TOLEDO.
Half-Mile Track-Parade Of
Cracks of the Turf.

TOLEDO, o.. July 1.-The summer meet
ing on the Toledo Exposition track opened
to-day. and the crowd was given a surprise
with worlds record broken. This was in
the PIP pace, when Angie D. astonished the
spectators by winning the first heat In
2:10A. the fastest mile ever made On half
mile track. The time by quarters was 80,
1:0S1z. 1851, 2:1OA. The horse is owned by
@. A. Goodrich. of Shelbyville. Ind. who
was also the driver. Results:
2:17 trot-Ruby won in straight heats.
Time-2:201z, 2:20n, PISA. Eura, Burt Shell
don, Joe r., Fred B.. Emma Wilkes also
started.
Time-2:2115, 2:24, 2:22Z. Emmett B., Nc
Kenna, Happiness, Avana, General Agent,
Flora L., Taylor. Hazlenut, Benediction. AL
lie Swift also started.
ZIP pace-Angie d. won In straight heats.
Time-2:10A. 2:l4 213A. Bullmont, Wood
shed, Judge Swing, Cleveland S. and Cam
bridge Girl also started.