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Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21

stockdale' 1. Three-base hits Tarrel; 2
sscpiee hts ss Joyee stolen e bases Burke
Tiernan. w, II. Clark, Glasscock Double
plays: Crooks to Cartwright Glasscock to
pitcher: Burke Batteries: w. H. Clark and
Schriver; Stockdale and Mcclure. Umpire:
Emslie. Time! Two hours and five minutes.
RAGGED FIELDING LOST THE GAME.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-The orioles
won todays game through the ragged field
ing of Reilly and sullivan. Both pitchers
were effective, keeping the hits well scat
tered. Attendance, $500. Score:
baltimore H''' ..........i ....... / 0 0 / / Is
Hits Rh1ads9ho 10 P@tmors 70 ,rIn5 Er
runs: Philadelphia, 3; Baltimore, /. Two
base hits Thompson, Delehanty, Brode.
Home run: Thompson Sacrifice hits: Reilly.
Clarkson Stolen bases: Hamilton, Thomp-
son, McGraw, Keeler. Left on bases:
Philadelphia, 10; Baltimore II. Double
plays: Reilly to Hamilton to Berle
First on balls: off Clarkson, 4. Hit
by pitched ball: Keeler. Batteries; Carsey
pire: Murray. Time Two hours and twenty
minutes.
BOSTON LOSES TO BROOKLYN.
BOSTON, June 20.-Sullivan had no speed
and retired at the end of the fourth inning
in favor of Stivetts Score:
BRS5G9 Bso6E}yn ;''......2s ..:.... Is
Bdsan aoispn 3 GTooEyP Earned Is runs 8os
ton, 2; Brooklyn, g. Two-base hit: Griffin.
Three-base hits: Griffin, Long. Home runs:
Anderson, Lowe. Stolen bases: Tredway,
Shindle First base on balls By Sullivan,
|; by Stivetts, l; by Lucid, 8; by .Gumbert,
|. Struck out: BY Stvetts, 6. Double plays:
Corcoran to DAILY to Lachance. Hit by
pitched bail: McCarty. Batteries: Sullivan,
StVetts, Tenney and Camel; Lucid, Gum
bert and Grim. Time: Two hours and
twenty minutes Umpire: Mcdonald At
tendance. $500.
ST LOUIS, June Glowing to the failure
of the Cincinnati team to reach here in
time there was no game here today.
CLEVELAND, o., June 20.-No game;
rain
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Boobies Took the Cash,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O-The bookies
enjoyed their usual sport today and raked
in all the money placed on the five favor
ties. Joe Navarez, who two years ago was
considered the best lightweight jockey on
the coast, has been reinStated. He was ac-
cused of pulling a horse in a race and was
ruled off for life. Results:
First race, four and a half furlongs,
maiden 2-year-olds: Elsie (6 to u won,
Little Flush flly % to u second, Don Pedro
q to u third. Time: O;56Ia.
Second race, six, furlongs, selling: Ichiban
(6 to y won,, Leonatus 40 to y second,
Sheridan g to y third. Time 1;l9.
dl to 81 won, Ch6rmion (2a to j second,
Thornhill q too5) third. Time: 127la.
Fourth race mile and seventy yards, sell
ing: Little Cripple (21a to u won, Tar and
Tartar e to 10j second, Road Runner GO to
y third. Time: al.
Fifth race, ffve and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Julia Martin fllly g to y won. Edge
mont q to 81 SECOND, Crawford (6 to y
third. Time: 1:12i5.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
BANQUET TO THE GOVERNOR
VIII lie the Guest OF the Commercial Club
Next thursday Evening.

\ committee of the Commercial club, con-
sistlng Of Dudley Smith, chairman, Commits
sioner Utt, Major Wilcox and Edmund NJ
Bartlett returned from Lincoln yesterday
The object of their trip TO the state capital
was to call upon Governor Holcomb and eX-
tend cordial invitation TO the states execu-
tive to be the guest of the club next Thurs
day evening, upon which occasion he will be
rendered a banquet. The mission was sue
cessful the invitation was accepted and now
the Commercial club is busily engaged in
making preparations to give the greatest
banquet within the history of its existence
The committee which went to Lincoln will
have active charge Of all arrangements
There viii be toast card filled with sub
jects largely commercial in sentiment, and
the best speakers in the club viii be called
upon to respond. President Weller will
be POSTMASTER II he is in the city at the
time. 1t IL anticipated that there will be
large attendance and the affair will be
conducted on an elaborate scale. Music has
been engaged for the occasion and the ban
quet hall will be appropriately decorated
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
SOLVED THE MYSTERY.



The identity OF the man who was found
hanging from a bedpost in a room at the
Barker hotel several days ago was fully es-
tablished yesterday at the inquest held over
the remains. The witness who identified
him was l.. Barnett, a bartender of San
Francisco who has been stopping in the
city for a few days while on his way to
Kansas City.
The name which the suicide had registered
on the hotel blotter, ]. II. Bourke of San
Francisco, was the one under which he had
been known to Barnett, although it was not
his real name Bourke was travelling man
ana about three years ago worked for dry
goods firm in Kansas City. 1t was at this
place that Barnett became acquainted with
him. Some time later Barnett went to San
Francisco and there he again met Bourke
who was then working for a seed house
About two years ago Bourke made some
collections on the road and sent them in to
the house. but the remittance was delayed on
the road The firm jumped to the conclu-
sion that Rourke had embezzled the money
and caused his arrest in Louisiana. He
was brought back to San Francisco, but be-
fore he arrived the missing money turned up
He was released from custody and COM
menCod suit against the firm for $25 coo dam
ages on account of false arrest. The suit
hung in the courts until six months ago,
when the firm compromised with Bourke for
1900. BOurlle began to live nigh and spent
tho greater part of the money in a couple of
months. He left San Francisco, but before
leaving he told Barnett that he intended to
commit suicide. Since then Barnett had no
newn of him until he read the account of the
suicide.
Barnett did not know the dead mans right
name but knew that it was not Bourke
The deceased told him at one time that he
was living under his mothers maiden name
He had no family,
The verdict of the coroner's jury was that
-, cd l,l s,sl l.1 -
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
ON TWO SERIOUS CHARGES
Ed Petry Is Bound over for Burglary and
Grand Larceny.


Yesterday afternoon Judge Berka bound
Ed Petry over to the district court on two
charges, one of burglary and the other of
grand larceny, on the former in the sum Of
81 900 and on the latter in the sum of $780,
On a night in last March it is alleged Petry
entered the house of II. N. Jewett 504 South
Twenty eighth street, and stole nearly 5000
worth of jewelTy. The other crime alleged
was committed few days earlier. Petry
stole a visiting card Of Mrs. Stokes and a
key to the front door of her residence at
1912 Emmett street from a buggy in the
central part of the city. He then went out
to the house, entered at the front door and
stole jewelry amounting in value to nearly
$500. He left the city, but was arrested in
Chicago some time later on a description
that had been sent out. The arresting officer
was Detective ODonnell of the Chicago force
who met him coming out OF saloon. part
of the jewelry stolen from both places was
found on his person. Detective ODonnell
was a witness at the preliminary hearing
yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
sHEEPsHE FAD ATTENDANCE ONLY FAIR
Lazzarone Matter referred to the Jockey
Club Stewards.


NEW YORK, June 20.-There was only a
fair attendance at Sheepshead Bay today
in spite of the beautiful weather. The card,
too, was attractive. At the meeting of the
stewards of the track it was decided to
refer the question of the registration of
Lazzarone to the Jockey club stewards.
Summaries:
First race, Futurity course: Dolabra g
to u won, Lady Diamond g to y second,
Owlet a to u third. Time: III is.
Second race, Foam stakes, five furlongs:
Handspring q to D won easily, Hazet a
to y second, Sycamore go to u third. Time:
1902.
Third race. mile and an eighth. selling:
Prig (even) won, Sue Kittie 6 to y second,
Fourth race, one mile: Monaco q to y
won, Patriciaan ia G to y second, sandowe
Fifth race five furlongs: Hastings g to
10) won, DiaiIka Q5 to - second, Honolulu
q to y third. Time 1:02.
Sixth race, Grass Inaugural stakes seven
furlongs, on turf: Hugh Penny 90 to y
won, PeaCemaker (even) second, st. Michael
a to y third. Time: 1:N.
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AT THE WHIST CONGRESS-.
Chicago club Wins First Place In the Pro
gressive Match.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 20-The results in
the progressive match for fours in the play
of yesterday in the whist congress were an
nounced today. giving the Chicago Whist
club team first place on 16la points out of
possible 49, and Minneapolis second with IA
points The appeal of Brooklyn. claiming a
forfeit for a revoke in its match OF yesterday
with the University team of Chicago, was
withdrawn, allowing that team to go unpro-
tested into the third round of the Hamilton
trophy play.
In its business meeting of the morning
Brooklyn was selected for the next place of
meeting. and play this afternoon was begun
in the Hamilton Whist league trophy match
ami vas continued in the games for the
Hamilton cup.
The committee on bylaws is considering
a Flea for the division of the league into
smaller organizations, with annual tourna-
ments leading up to the national event A
vigorous fight to down 1t is being made
The committee has already been in session
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Track Improving at St. Louis.

ST LOUIS. June 20.-The track at Fair
Association park is drying out and becom-
ing fast The talent picked two out of the
six favorites today. Results:
First race, mile and a quarter selling: E.
II. Shirley (6 to y won, Jim Henry (5 to y
second, Hartford (6 to u third. Time: 2:i5.
Second race, six furlongs. selling Ferris
Hartman to p won, Saracenesca (6 to y
Third race, purse, five furlongs: Madeira
ond Carver 90 to u third. Time: 1:Of1A
Fourth race, purse, six furlongs: Aunt
Jane az to y won, Carey 6 to 81 second
Lepre Witt % to y third. Time: 1:lS
longs: George L 30 to y won, Jim Hogg
a to y second, Saxaphone g to u third.
Time: 1897.
Sixth race. selling. six furlongs: Bell
White e to y won, Hush e to y second,
Mother of Pearl to y third. Time: IS
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ST. JOSEPH.
OMAHA.

Earned runs: st. Joseph, A. Omaha, 2
O'Brlen, Mattress. Home runs Hutchinson
sfGsn sSys to 6Ben ShaeP to
5; Struck out: BY stultz, 8; by Eagan, 8
and ten minutes. Umpire: Burns.
QUINCY TOOK TWO.
QUINCY, III, June 2O.-(speeial Tele-
puned games today and Quincy won both
of them. The first game took ten innings
to decide. Score:
2@inSy 2sdpS ...::::::: :::::.:55 J i--f
oansy Hts qqnSy eSyo r rmobase RsSr Hts Ii ETGFs WSt
Bases on balls: Off McGreevey, 8; off Han
son, l. Struck out: BY McGreevey, 2; by
land Hanson and Dugdale.-- Time: one
hour and forty-flve minutes, Umpire; Ward.
enth inning to let the Peorias catch a
train for Lincoln. Score:
P9nGy PednS .,:::SS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS IS cIi
Hits ogynGyi II Peoria 4 Errors;
strong, Farrell, seisler,,, Bases on balls:
out: out Oy''tt5fii By G5apinSer, :; by Thomas . Bat
terles Caplingor and Boland; Thomas and
Collins, Time: One hour and twenty min
ROCKFORD RELEASED FOUR.
ROCKFORD, H., June 20.-(special Tele-
gram. )-The ROCkfOrdS could not find SOnier
today when hits were needed, and Horton
was poorly supported, Catcher Snyder doing
such miserable work that he was put on
the bench. Inks, short stop; ,Pabst, right
fielder; Walsh, and Dillon, pitcher, were
released tonight Score:
Rockford ............0 0 0 0 0 l 0 L 2
Jacksonville ........O 0 -
Hits Rockford. 10; Jacksonville, 10. Er-
rors: Rockford. S; Jacksonville, 0. Earned
runs: jacksonville, l; Rockford, l. TWO-base
hits: King, Horton, Belt, katZ (2) Taylor
(3). Three-bnse hits: Egan, Pabst. Dou-
BILE plays: Holland to Krcig. Bases on
balls: Off Horton. 2; off Sonier, l. Struck
out: BY Horton, 8; bv Sonier, 4. Batteries:
Horton. Snyder and King; Sonier ana Hoo
ver Umpires Parker and Dillon.
LINCOLN DROPS ONE.
DIES MONIES Ia, June 20.-tSpecial Tele-
gram )-Today's game was an Improvement
over yesterdays playing and was a clean
contest throughout. Holmes played an ex-
cellent game at short. Score:
IGnc6I6 PSs M9ines . ...,,,,'' 3 J 9 III III
Hits: Des Moines 4; Lincoln, 8. Errors:
Des Moines, 4; Linco... 4. Earned runs:
Des Moinos Z; Lincoln, 1. Two-base hits:
Ietcher (), Mohlcr G), Tratiley, McKibhen,
Holm gsworth. Bases on balls: Off Kim
merer, .. Hit by pitched ball: By KIM
mcrer, 3; by FiCgCmler, 2, Struck out: BY
Figgemier, A. by Kimmerer, /. Stolen bases:
Mohcr, Holmes. Passed balls: Tratiley.
Batteries: IClggemier and TratIley; Kim
merer and Speer. Time: One hour and
ifty-hv minutes. Umpire: Haskell. At
N''N ,,,,r,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Shooting for Gold Medals.

nual tournament of the Western Sharp
shooters union of the United States opened
here yesterday. The point contest was the
first event. One hundred competed. The
points was awarded a gold medal The fol-
lowing won medals: Adolph Strecker, San
Francisco John Scudt, Milwaukee, D.
Niederman. St Louis; II. NJ. Pope, Hart
ford; c. w Ransow, Denver: II. w. Erie
Milwaukee; Nj. Granchow, La Crosse; F.
Roth, Chicago; II. Gotterdam, Lacrosse; (;
r. Boefer, Chicago; o. l. Peters, MIL
waukee; j, OFT, Lacrosse; John Frank, jr
Farrow, Morgantown, w. Va; NJ. OFT, La
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
COL. WATTERSON DECLINED
No Time to Ee Present at Tobias Castor's
Hanuuet,

banquet.
The following kilograms were themes for
discussion among Omaha democrats yester-
day. who had hoped to meet Hon. Henry
Watterson around the banquet table during
his visit to Nebraska:
DEERFIELD, Neb.. June 2O.-Hon.
Henry Watterson Omaha: l hereby tender
to you on behalf of Tobias Castor of the
national committee, on behalf of the demo-
Gratis of Omaha and on my own personal
behalf a public dinner at such early time
as may suit your convenience during your
present visit to this part of the west
aITeal to you not to decline this invitation.
GEORGE l.. MILLER.
OMAHA, June 20, 1S95.-Dr. George l..
Miller, Deerlle.d, Neb.: / am imperatively
engaged elsewhere Many thanks, and very
sorry. HENRY WATTERSON.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21

ing: Hawthorne Belle (6 to u won, John
Boone @ TO y second, Tom ID g to p third
Time: 100.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards han
diCap Immilda a to 81 won, Cyantha G.
10 y second Lonsdale 90 to u third Time
1852.
Fifth race. four and a half furlongs, sell
ing: La Gartia 90 to y won. Ia Pavan g
to y second, Gray Battle q to y third. Time
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
L.rz's Murderer. Identified.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The year-old
mystery of the disappearance of the bicy-
Clist, Lenz, has been solved at last, as is
shown by the following cablegram received
at the State department from the United
States minister at Pera, the summer resi-
dence of the diplomatic corps, near Con-
stantinople
"Olney, Washington British consul at
Erzeroum informs me that Lenz. the bi-
Kurds, whose names he gives Arrest and
punishment demanded by me at the sublime
porte and the cooperation of the British
consul requested. TERRELL"
Lenz was making tour of the world on
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Knn.ns CilY Drnwmg Good Crowda.

KANSAS CITY, June 2O.-Three thousand
people went out to Exposition park today
to see some good racing. A feature of the
meeting so far has been the starting of
n. Brown of California, who has done some
phenomenal work in that line, Horsemen
generally admit that Brown is the best
starter ever seen iR the west. The track
was fast Summaries:
First race, five and a half furlongs. SELL
ing; Richard T. Is to u won, Alvo q to T.
1lS
Second race. five and a half furlongs.
selling; Major Dripps (3 To II won, Ben
Wilson a 20 y second, Dr. McAllister O5 to
u third Time 1l2.
Third race, four and half furlongs, sell
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Harness, Nieet at pittSbure,

PITTSBURGg Pa, June 2O.-About 1900
people saw the. races at McKees Rocks
today Results?
1924 class, pacing: Won by Robert Bonner
in b,I, the gf5h' SlSs5 and seventh heats Time
first and third heats in 2:22A and 2:24 Edi-
son took the second and fourth in 219i5 and
2:22. Brace, Frank r and Emma Nolan
also started. lOy
2;2O class, trot: Meston won in the fifth,
2:T&. 2:27H. Maude e won the first and
third heats in 2:21h and 2:24. Darby won
the second in 2:2i12,, and Eola the fourth in
2:23h Senator Boy, Jessie D., Celebrity and
ora Fina also. started.
$50 class pacing, had to be postponed
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21

LONDON, June 2o.-A dispatch to the
Times from Hong Kong says that the Black
Flag general has demanded the withdrawal
ot the POO British marines landed at Anping.
!p the island of Formosa. The british
ohleer commanding the marines has refused
10 withdraw and is prepared to fight
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
BOOMING rnE FIGHT AT DALLAS
Extensive Preparations for tho Mill Between
Corhett and W.T. alm mons.

DALLAS, June 20.-D. A. Stewart has let
a contract calling for SIS, 900 worth of dressed
lumber, which is to be used in the construc-
tion of the big amphitheater to be reared
for the Corbett-F -Fitzsimmons fight next Oc-
tober.
noirted I,rilSn n W VI NeW 40, lolk naS peei 1p
the contest. Such is the faith in the ability
of Stewart and his confreres to bring off the
big battle that a fund of $4,000 has been
subscribed and put in the bank to the credit
of the construction and promotion depart
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
stallion Brenks liis Neck.

Almont Keenan,, a valuable 5-year-old
pacing stallion, by Giles Almont, by Almont,
jr., dam Nellie Keenan,, fell at Pactolus
park this morning and broke his neck This
horse had a record as a 2-year-old of 2:42
and was a very promising animal, showing
miles this early in the season in 2l5 and
halves in 1904. He was owned by w. w.
Elander of Fayetteville, Tenn. The driver,
w. b. Brewer, was working the horse in
hobbies. The front foot hobble became
loosened, causing the hind foot to catch,
throwing the horse
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21

Omaha and Rockford meet on the local
grounds today and line up thus:
Emmeike Was wild.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, June 20.-(Special
m.)-Today's game was featureless
Emmerke could not get the ball over the
plate and Dubuque won with ease. Score:
Dubuque ............0 8 2 0 0 IA
Cedar Rapids ......O 0 / 0 / O-S
Hits: Dubuque, II; Cedar Rapids, g. Err
rors: Dubuque. s; Cedar Rapids 5. Bat
teries: McGintey, Drifting and Dixon; EN-
merke, Keefe and Fox.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Attention, NJ. W. a.

As C. D. Elicit, venerable consul of Beech
camp No. 1854, Modern Woodinan OF Amer
lea, leaves Omaha on Tuesday for his future
home in North Dakota. he will be rendered
farewell reception on tonight (Fridayl at
the lodge room. All neighbors and their
ladies urgently requested to he present.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Rev. Frank l.. Johnston OF Leadvile, Colo,
and Miss Hitty DeGran OF this city were
married at the home OF the bride. Rev. DR..
Butler being the Clergyman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston will travel abroad, returning to
Leadville In September.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21

DR.. W. ". Harsha OF the theological
seminary goes to Orleans today to assist in
the Chsutauqua which is now in successful
progress in that place. He is to lecture on
the following topics: The Theory Of Tor
nadoes," Have We God? ?" "Is the Bible
Inspired?" I'm What Mode Does God Exist"
Mature and Miracle" and give Unanswer-
able Arguments for Christianity"
The doctor is also engaged to give five
bible readings, grouped around such historic
characters as Adam, Abraham. Moses, David
and Christ. He expects to return to the city
about the 29th inst.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
IincoIn Gun Club Shoot.

LINCOLN June 2O.-(SpeciaI) )-Tomorrow
afternoon the opening shoot of the season
of 1895 of the Capital City Gun club will be
held at the clubs new grounds
The Lincoln whist players who were re-
ported to have been in training for partiCi-
patton in the Minneapolis tournament failed
to get into line and the match is proceed
ing without them.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Shoe pers Were GutcIassed

ANITA, Ia, June 2O.-(Special. )-The Shoe
Pegs of this place went to Atlantic to play
the Business College club. Score:
Atlantic College ... 3 3 0 PA
Shoe Pegs ......r... 2 1 0 / III
Batteries: Wallace and Quint; Smith,
Ward. Houck and Gordineer Home run
Robson. Two-base hits: Robson, Frank
ln Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Matched Tor a I,IcycIe Rsce

NEW YORK, June 2O.-A match has been
arranged for a $500 trophy between w G.
Sanger of Milwaukee and w. NJ. Murphy of
brooklyn, and II will take place at the meet
OF the Kings county wheelmen at Manhat-
tan beach on June 90 The match will be
run in three one-mile heats, the winner of
two heats TO be declared the winner Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
0MAHAS WON THE LAST One
Poor Fielding by the Saints Partially
Accounts for the Score,
EGAN GIVEN ALMOST PERFECT SUPPORT
All OF the Omahas but Two Took n Crack
at the BaiI-Stultz Pitched Fully as
Well as the Day lie won-Egun
Effective but wild.

Omaha. g.: st. Joseph, 1.
Quincy, 6-S, Peoria, Al.
Jacksonville, Z; Rockford 2.
Des Moines. Il; Lincoln, Z.
Pittsburg, II; Louisville, g.
st. Cincinnati, no game.
New York, Is; Washington, 9.
Baltimore, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
Brooklyn, s; Boston, 5.
Cleveland no game, rain.
Detroit, 13; Grand Rapids, 3.
Indianapolis-To Toledo, no game, rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Pntsburs Louisville Game AN Exhibition of
Poor Pitching.

PITTSEURG, Juno 2O.-Manager Mack
tried Jimmy Gardner, a local pitcher, today
He was hit hard enough to lose but the
wild work Of the Colonels' pitcher saved
the PIttsburgs the game, Attendance. 1000
Score:
PsI1IHqTTIs FnbIayTIs '...,,.ii '..i : 9 Q 4$GGG al IL
Hits Pittsburg 13; Louisville, IL Errors:
Pittsburg, 3; Louisville, 3. Earned runs
llttsburg, I; Louisville, 6. Two-base hits:
Donovan, Genius, Stencil, Cross, Gardner
Clarke, Collins, Three-base hits: Cross,
>; Preston, Hahncr. Sacrifice hits; Genns,
2; susden, o'Bnen. Stolen bases: Smith, .;
eSns to beeaS PSRRS PaEs Tep Cross sb
CART to WelCh; O'Brlen TO Welch
Bases on balls: Donovan, 2; Genins
Becklcy, stencil Smith, Clingman Gard
ner Preston, O'Bricn, Zahner, McDcrmott
Hit by pitched ball: Beckey Stencil
Smith, shugart, Struck out; Cunningham,
Passed balls; Nahner, Wild pitches: Me-
DermOtt, 2 Batteries: Gardner and Sugdcn
McDermott, Cunningham and Zahner. Time
Two hours and twenty minutes, Umpire
Jcyne.
GAME EASY FOR THE GIANTS.
NEW YORK, June @0s-The New Yorks
had a picnic with the Washington team
though the PLAYERS from the capital city
were dangerous until the sixth inning. At
tendance, 100, Score:
WHynIS9TSn Nav 6SrS ',,,,,.,, ',,,,,.,, q 2$S AZ
HTS; New York. l5: Washington o Err
runs; New York, 1; Washington. . First
base hy errors: New York, 0: Washington
s Left on bases: New York. 3: Washing
First base on balls: or Clark. /: on
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Deacon Whitehin Fooled tho Grand
Rapids Batters.

DETROIT, June 2O.-Score:
Detroit ....:;................. 0 2-13
Grand Rapids ............... 0 0 %
Hits: Detroit, s; Grand Rapids, s. Errors:
Detroit, 0; Grand Rapids. 3. Batteries:
Whitehill and Twineham; Donahue and
Fear. Game called to allow the visitors to
catch a train.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind June 2O-Indan-
apolis-Toedo game postponed; wet grounds.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
Had Fun Chasing the Ban,

CARSON. Ia, June 2O.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-In the base ball game today be-
tween Carson and Oakland the score was
q to 20 in favor of Carson.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21

GAMES or THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today: Peoria at Lincoln; Rock
ford at Omaha; Quincy at st. Joseph; jack
sonVille at Des MOlneS.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21

by the score of 32 to II. The feature of the
game was the pitching and catching of the
Killian brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
An EarIy Morning Rlaze.

SEATTLE. Wash, June 20,-A fire this
morning at l 80 destroyed 100000 worth OF
property of the Consolidated Street Railway
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.


Games today: Brooklyn at Boston; Wash
ington at New York; Baltimore at Phila-
delDhia
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-21
ATTENDANCE IS IMPROVING
Three Good Rates Brought Off at the Des
3? Mtines Meeting,
ROBERT + .a ne SENT AGAINST TIME
Reeiod on j Ntno In s;o4 F.at-Broken
Heats tho Rule, only One Boing
Settled ID straights-Accident
In tho First Race.

DES MONIES, Ia, June 20.-(Special Tele-
was large attendance and
fast track at the Capital City Driving park
today. The following is a summary of the
races: