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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08
Atlanta Exposition Rates.

Much doubt is expressed as to the sue
cess of the mass, meeting of passenger Of
torium hotel. says yesterdays Chicago
Times Herald. Its object is to arrange for
reduced rates for the Atlanta exposition.
fess very little interest in the enterprise.
They. admit their ignorance of its aims
more the conference. The roads running
north and south constitute very small
proportion of those centerlng here, and
they are the only ones directly interested
in the success of the exposition. 1t Is their
affair the other roads say, and they do not
Germs. They have enough trouble of their
own on hand at present, and their whole
energies are taxed to devise means to get
out OF 1t. Except from Chicago itself there
will be no new business created for the
roads, 1t is claimed, by the exposition, and
as n matter of business it is not worth
bOthprin- about
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

San Francisco, Cal, Aug Two favor
tes cane iq iirst t!oiiday The other races
Riots win at 20 10 /.
First raee-S.X mrlonEs Rob Roy won;
Corinue Binkiugham, second; Detective,
third. TIm,, l,i5
Second raee-One-half mile maiden .
year-olG~ Riot won; Argravator, second /;
Cherry Ripe, third, Time, 0H9a,.
Third raGe-Fjye furlongs; selling. Blue
Bell won; Ledala. second; O'Bee, third.
Time, ls0la!.
Fourth race-Five furlongs; handicap
Neryosp Won. .Hueneme, second, Tim Muir
ply, third. Time. l:0l.
Fourth race-Oue mile and seventy yards;
haudicap; S-yoar-olds, Wheel of Fortune
won; I'liuia, second; Arnet third. Time
10.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Morris Landa et al began an attachment
suit against David Jacobs in the circuit
court yesterday.
The i2i saloonkeepers who have not paid
their county licenses have been given an
extension Of time until August u to pay
county court
Colonel John 3. Stone, presiding judge
of the county court, performed the cere-
w. Jones' of AtChison county, kas,, and
Rhoda Eta ReXroat,of Russell county, Ky
William Sobbe yesterday secured a post,
contempt of court pending against him fol
selling "A part of his grocery store, until
Saturday, In Judge Dobson's division of the
circuit court.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Pitsburg Pa. Aug I-The Rrowns wsre
In the middle of the third inning, Kissing
cr taking his place. In that inning sixteen
Pirates went to bat scoring eleven runs on
seven hits four errors and four bases on
balls. Foreman was invingihle, H,ewelt
took his place In tho seventh and aid just
as we'll Attendance i.lr Score:
R,H.E.
pittsbure B.. 20 oIt 0 1.oto lis IS 2
ST Louis % n O u % q 0-1 5
batteries -Pittsburc Foreman, Hewett
Merritt and Sugden; St Louis. Ehret. kis-
singer and Miller.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

worth. 2 to !, second; woodiake. 20 to l.
third Time l19i.. ,,,
seliuE Booze, I to l. won; Amelia May
TO 3. second j. a. Gray, 30 TO j. third
Fourth race-One mile. Buck Masslc
even. won; Magnet. Z to lo second; Leader
Ban. 6n 20 T. third Time. i.iNk,
selling Amelia Fonsd, to ., won; Iufra.
to i second Frcdouia. to J, third. Time.
U-iEN,.
SiSth race-Slx and ouc-half furlouEs
selling Addio Buchanan, 3 70 l, won; Ben
Lomond 3 TO D. second. Empera. TO j.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08
Van Heest Matched with George smith.

RaItIm0re- NI- Aug. 1--I0hnnV Nan
Heest the l2o pound champion Of tho
world, is matched to meet Turkey Point
George Smith, of Baltimore, before the
Eureka club Of this city, August %. The
contest will be twenty-five rounds, men
weighing about Is pounds.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Assistant Criminal Clerks McClanahan
ranging and fling transcripts IN, appeal
cases which will come gn for trial before
the Criminal court The docket for this fall
is larger than for many terms, and will
carry the term of court far past the usual
81 for ole
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Eagle Pass, Tex, Aug. 7,-Dr. Evans
reports ll5 cases of smallpox at quar-
aRtlne station this morning' Three deaths
occurred yessteTday among the batch % OF
Jesse ". Sparks, United States consul,
who has taken such an active interest in
this morning for Mnrfreesboro, Tenn,
and while en- route VIII endeayor to OBJ
tain contributions of clothing and bed
ding so badly needed by the negroes.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08
Contracts for Road work Let.

The county court has let the following
contracts for road work: Grading three
and one-half miles of the Lipscomb road
from Minon creek 10 Martin City, to r.
r. Ryan for $l,ls2OS; grading one-quarter
of a mile on Springfield avenue from Pros
pect TO Independence, TO +. S. Fielding
s96S %; Notwithstanding Blue Springs road
from the Little Blue river, three miles
southeast, to Kansas City Construction
Company for 5000; macadamizing five
miles from Raytown TO the Little Blue
river to Collier Bros, at so cents per cubic
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

New York Aug, 7-President Ives. of
the Northern Pacific Railway Company,
states that the general counsel of the
company has left for the West to make
application to the various courts on the
line Of the road for the removal of the
Oakes Payne and Rouse, on the ground
that the court at Milwaukee which ap-
pointed them mad no jurisdiction, no part
Of the road being in that district. The
acts OF the receivers will he urged as
further cause for removal
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08
sew York. o. washington, 3.

New York. Aug 7.--Doyle's two, errors
fn the seventh were eli that saved the Sem
Rtors from another whitewash this after
noon Clerk pitched ~ mastery game,
while Andersotl's curves We're hit safe in
nearly every inning a brilliant ono hand
catch by Crooks and running catch by
Abbey were the features: Attendance,
T. II IT,
New York "a o 2o22 o - le I
Washington =, % . o Q-.3 2
Washington, Anderson and Mcclure.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Cleveland, o., Aug. THE Wheeling &
land, was Incorporated to-day. The com
pany proposes 10 build a road with its
mont county, and its northern terminus
ar Cleveland. and passing the intermediate
counties OF jefferson, Harrison, Carroll,
Stark, Summit and Portage.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Louisville. Ky, Aug 7.-I.ouisvllle wheel
men want Tho l.. A. ". meet for 1886. A
cpmmttee composed of the best working
members has been organized and steps
Will be taken Immediately to bring the
claims Of the city before the officers OF the
different state divisions.
The louisville 9f Meet Club has organ
iZed, with j. W. Brigham president An
executive committee OF fifteen has been
appointed, who viii form am Incorporation.
win "a capital stock OF S2j,0D0 to be used
as an entertainment fund.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08
Pan-Amcrican railroad Company.

San AntOnO Tex, Aug. 1.-The Pan.
American Railroad Company, which three
years go started the project of building
railroad from Victoria. Tex. to Browns
is to be reorganized and the original oh.
iects and intentions of the promoters Of
the enterprise are to be carried out. j. s.
Anthony, the president of the company
has called a meeting of the stockholders
to be held August %, for the purpose OF
taking action looking to the early re-
newal of construction. 1t is reported that
a number of Boston capitalists are In
terested in the enterprise.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08
Death of President Darst.

Eureka, H., Aug. John Darst.. presl-
dent of the board of trustees of Eureka
college, died yesterday. lie was one OF tie
founders of the college and its chief tinan-
eial supporter. There is no man in the
Christian church in Illinois better known
than he Mr.. Darst was born in Ohio i'm
lsl6 ana came TO Illinois in 1851. locating at
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Via, the Nickel Plate road, for the accom-
Chicago, August 10 to 25. inclusive. Lowest
rates; most liberal transit limit; side trips
Saratoga, without extra expense. Before
purchasing your tickets call on or address
]: Y, Callahan, general agent. Ill Adams
street, Chicago. Ill.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

The surprisingly low rates offered by the
Nickel Plate road to Boston and return,
account Knights Templar conelaye, and a
choice of forty routes, Tickets on sale
limit; service strictly first-class. Sleeping
car space reserved In advance. For fur
ther Information address j. Y. Callahan,
general agent, III Adams street, Chicago
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08
nicHcle Races Al south ncnd.

South Bend. Ind; Avs. ABOUT 5000
people witnessed, the National Circuit ei-
South Bcnd cycling club. at the Driving
park this afternoon. The weather was
casting a gloom over the otherwise sue
Gessfnl occasion. Otto ,AeiGler, Of san
arm so that the bone protrudod through
the flesh. Arthur Gardiner. of Chicago,
was badly bruised. but not seriously.
again this season Among the special
features We're the trick riding by sid
bitionn baif 1, GV'' hv j II an4 q ~ ~! Donovan,
Of Goshen. Ind, f. l:o3 10. Frank r.
K9neh Of South Bqd 9pS Of bH lbndeqa sIas
smith and J. II. Donovan, OF Goshen, Ind,
one mile. y novi6e Charles w. Donovan,
Goshen, Ind. won: Leon Nanderbeck Niles,
Mich. second; W. oWyo Hizson WestvilIe'
Cleveland; 50 yards. won; y; j; Gopd Day
Chicago. % yards, mira. Time 2:O5.
one mile open: class A. Frank T. Rough,
South Bend, first, John 2. HARRISON, II.eb-
third, Time, 2;i5.
oqs-4sl} NILS M 20 oP,n; class Ri ic first heat be- t.
ton, o., second; G n. MURPHY, brooklyn,
hrd bdn5,5 TN Na% sgs9nd g S 9S2 zoy Ksy M sn1
Jose, cal. second: Arthur Gardiner, Chi
caso. third, Time. 1l3h. Final heat. =.
G. Bald. FIRST; Roy Mcdonald, second; Otto
Zclgler third. Time, Ill.
Half mile handicap. Frank Rough, South
Bend, first; IT, G. Nee sou,h Bend %
Bend, 20 yards, third, Time, I:o5 -.
one mile open; class y. Z. G. Bald,
Buffalo, first J.. ]. Titus, New York, see
ord; c. NJ. Murphy, Brooklyn, third. Time,
Three mile handicap L, Z. Laneo, chi
caGo, scratch first; John 3. Harrison,
Lebanon Ind. scratch. second; Marion
Blass scratch third: Charles kolh. Gosh
en-. Ind. 225 yards fourth Time, 7IGl.,
Two mile handicap: class r.. l.. j. Ca
hanne. ST. Louis. 75 wards. FIRST l.. c.
Johnson. Cleveland. 20 yards. second;
Thomas Cooper, Detroit. l2g yards, third.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Terry gave the next man his base, Gray
hit to LEFT and Wimot fumbled allowing
two runs TO score Iange's play was the
feature. Attendance, 24op score: >, =.
Cincinnati ..oiaoooIg - !! T. 7 Z
Chicago .. 30 o. ~ o % ~ 2
batteries Cincinnati. Dwycr and Vaughn;
Chicago Terry and Donuhue.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

rhlindeiphia, Aug 7.-Baltimoro won To-
day BY timely hitting and fast fielding.
t<6Ilov's home run drive over the center
neld fence In the fourth was one of the
features Attendance, 500. score;
Philadelphia "a 10000 % % I
HpliIrnore . 4 o o . - II o
batteries Philadelphia. Carsey, Grady
and Clements; Baltimore. HemminE and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08
WIN visit the Justices.

County Accountant Smell will make a
personal visit to each justice of the peace
In the city to-day for the purpose Of q eX; X
last month lie will then advise the coun-
ty court in the matter OF allowing them
clerk hire
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

The hrst half % The match same Of con-
tinuous pool POO points. between Rich
mond ana Hyde, was played last night at
the Brunswick, resulting in favor Of Rich
The match will end With to-nights play.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

The schmelzers will leave for Omaha
tonight whore they win play two games
with the Omaha university team. The
following players will please report at
the Union depot at $3.50: UliiCh. Hunt.
nrumm, Reyburn, Alden. Duddleson,
James McMinaman sullivan and Derson.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

MIR w o. Huckett, for several years the
secretary of the board Of police commits
sloners and the Humane Society, and later
in the employ Of the Journal. is seriously
slight stroke OF paralysis on Sunday, July
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

DR. Easton Burchard has been appointed
physician AT the county jail The salary
Is $50 month. DIR, Burchard was the
last election.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Evansville, Ind, AUG. 7-Evansville, .;
Nashville, T.
New orleans. La. Aug. New orleans,
.. Atlanta
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08

Cincinnati o., Aug. 7.-Cincinnat though
ouihatted. was very strong in the field
except in one inning. In the eighth with
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-08
NatIonal Leaene ,tnndinr.


Cleveland, o. Aug 6-Cleveland took
The first was Won by heavy hitting Wey-
hing being knocked out Of the boN In the
ningham was pounded freely and he was
also very Wild. Attendance, $500. Score;
First game
r. II, f..
Louisvlie % o 0 0 0 : 0 i-$ 3 :
mer; 's' 'L,o9isyilIe' Weyhins, Mccfeery and and
Warner.
Second game
Cleveland o 0 4 % 90 - ; is 2
Louisville o l o o 2-3 I /
Batteries-Cleveland. Young and thinner;
Louisville, Cunningham and Warner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15

This evening at 0 o'clock the entries
for the second annual INTELLIoENcER
road race which is 10 come Oh next
Wednesday, July IL close, and those
riders who have besn waiting TO the last
moment before entering should DO sure
to have their blanks filed with the
paper before that hour. A feature OF
the race this year will be the absence
Of nearly all OF the riders who con-
tested In last years race, AS stated ho'
fore. the two cracks. Dillon and Mahlke,
will not contest because Of severe in.
jutioa recently received while in train
ing
Stamp, RIhsldaHer, Arbenz, UP,
Tinker and other fIdsrs who have be-
fore figured at the front will also be out
Of It this year. This should encourage
the now riders to put form every effort
to win out on Wednesday afternoon.
A isaturs will be the presence OF team
Of six riders from Salem, Ohio, who
have Just sent Ia their blanks, They
are said TO be hard road riders, and one
oil them may carry oH the Tribune
bicycle, the hrst prize in the race.
Riders who intend entering should
procure entry blanks at the ISrgLJlGgS-
GER or at any OF tho cycle stores in tho
city. The entries, positively, will cloae
at Is p. IN. to-day, after which tho entry
blanks will be handed over to the hand.
dIcappers, DR.. John II. Mcclure and
Mr.. win II. Stevenson. The hRudicaps
will DO published in Wednesday morn
ing's lSrILLtGESCER
The Indications are that the start OF
the race will be witnessed by large
crowd, fully as large as last year, when
1000 people saw Arbsnz, the limit
man, 90 dashing up Fourteenth street
hill. A large edition Of the official score
cards will be published aud distributed
free Of charge by tho lSrGLLtdEHcA,
From the practice work done by some
Of the rlders who are entered for the
race ii is believed that the time Of tho
winner will be below that Of the winner
Of last years race, when Dillon made
the fifteen miles In itty.two minutes
aud a few seconds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15
LOCAL RnEvIrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Mompnt III aud About
tho Olty,

Matters OF Minor MumnHt Ia aud About
tho OltI,
]. A, FU2gIBBoS, formerly Of RrRd'
dock, Pa, has opened butter store al
ll05 Market street.
CAM BurLGa, a twolve'yoar.old boy
oil tho Eighth ward, fell from o too'
phone pole he was climbing aud broke
his loft wrist,
JomS KITsoN, OF the Fourth ward, who
broke his arm some time ago, had the
misfortune to break II again at thesame
place Saturday,
NOTICES have been posted In the dif'
ferent departments Of the Etna'Stand'
ard mills stating that all Of tho employees
must DO yacclnalsd At once.
Ar the United Presbyterian church
last evening the Young Peoples OhTIs-
tIan Union had charge Of the services,
and a very interesting programme was
rendered,
Nick LENox, alias Harry Hamilton,
who IL wanted at Washington, Pa, on
a charge Of riot, was arrested here by
the police Saturday, AZ he refused to
20 without q requisltion, no was sent
to Jail to await the arrival oil tho
papers,
THATia q rnro record in Wheeling
business circles to which Mr.. Y. II.
Quimby CallS attention In the advsr'
tIsina colHmRs this meFniHg. lie has
been 10 tho Same business at tho same
stand thirty years to-day. lie has met
with deserved success
ANOTHER case Of small.pox developed
Saturday, at ia Eighteenth street, II
Is near tho former cases, and n natural
outgrowth from them. The health Of
hCer at once took all the necessary pre-,
cautions, The story that smallpox had
broken out in North Wheeling was
without foundation.
ABSOLUTELY nothing new has dsvel.
oped in regard 10 the shooting oil Jacob
BRumberger, In the Eighth ward, Thurs
day night. Tho police have put forth
energetic aud intelligent elorts to solve
the mystery, bu. with no result 40 far,
aud It looks as II the matter might
always remain mystery.
CmEr BENNETT aud Officer Gardner
went out TO St. ClairGville Saturday with
the requisition papers, to get James
Haper, the colored man wanted hero for
shooting with intent to kill, but they
we're told he could not be handed over
in tho absence OF the probate judge.
They will 20 back Tuesday.
LOUIS ]. MILLER will build q new
three.story brick building on North
Main street, to bn used as Wholesale
grocery. Tho contracts have been lot,
Scott Fair receiving the carpenter work,
Bolts & Britt tho brick work and P, J.
Gilligau tho stone work. The building
10 to cover the space ot65 by 25 feet.
CENTRAL CAsrLE No. /, Knights Of the
Golden Eagle, 10 making arrangements
for n grand entertainment to be given
at Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday even.
ing, August %. A dne programme Of
musical and literary numbers will DO
rendered and after the entertainment
dancing will be the order Of the even.
ing with Prof Kilnyer at the piano.
The order has large membership and
a liberal attendance Of itS friends is as.
cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15
SECOND ANNUAL
Road Race!
WEDNESDAY,, JULY ~
Entries Close To-day at 8 %. NJ

tho great boost It Is receiving in base
ball circles just now All the talk
around headquarters at the noon session
was about tho town on tho river whore
many PilIsburgers 90 on Sunday, Even
Manager Mack became interested and
cut loose about expecting big time
when the Pittsburgh bows play there on
Monday. He said; " hud an idea
that wo could take any kind OF n team
down there and beat them, but from
the shake they gave the Brooklyns !
guess We will have to look out" Presi'
dent Byrns was quito tickled over the
reception At Wheeling and incidentally
tho share OF tho receipts secured by the
BROOKLYN club, "IharsA lively town."
said he. ri guess 1t will pay a league
club to jump down there every now
aud then, Tho people turned out In
good style, We had nice game and
close call 10 winning H."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15

Tho boxing entertainment for tho
benefit OF tho popular "BilIy" Dooloy,
takes place Wednesday evening at the
Metropolitan clubs arena, In Fulton,
and tho indications RrO that tho popu.
lar prices will draw \ great crowd.
"Joe" lanioy, tho Michigan l7Q.poHnd
man, arrived In town yesterday, and II
ia probable that no will appear at tho
benefit. 1'anscy Is Il Covor boxer, with
record Of over thirty wins in tho
northwest "linck" sloclzor il another
boxer who will appear. Jimmy" Mar.
tia. Of Warrington; paddy Core, al
this city; Charley Och, Harry Smith
and others hnvO promised to tnko part.
Tho entertainment will DO wound M
with tour.ronnh contest between boo.
Low aud Prot. Hugh White, tho vol
knwn boxing instructor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15
THE PInATNs TODAY.
Mack's NIsn VIII EudeaVor to Down Ours
This Afternoon,


Mack's NTsn VIII EndeaVor to Down Ours
This Afternoon,
Probably the best base ball crowd oil
tho season will witness this atternoon's
game at tho ball park, The conte'ting
teams arc Wheeling aud tho Pitts
bgrghs. Of the National league. Pitts
burgh Is the iavorlts league club here,
and ii Is not unreasonable to expect, II
the weather Is favorable, that taur OF
five thousand people will bs on hand
when the PIttsburghs take tho aeld at
$3.50 p. M. There will ba great interest
in this contest, some oil 1t on account oil
the great dght tina Wheelings gave the
BrooklynS last Friday afternoon when
the Grooms won on scratch.
Hawloy, who has never pitched hero,
will probably occupy the box for two or
three innings, and II the game looks
easy Tor the Pirates they will substi'
tuto Wright, the newly.RcquIred Twin,
Tor the balance OF the game Ours
would want nothing easier than Wright
for the entire nine innings, Kane, who
will pitch for Wheeling, Is better
twirler, two to one, any day, than
"Cirani Stand Davey." Taking every
thing into consideration, It would not
surprise the average Wheeling rooter II
Oura beat out the League stars who
have seen their best days on tho dla'
mond. We did it once before when the
great Morris was in his prime, and It's
an even thug that Whites boys can 70.
peat tho performances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15

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