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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
NATIONAL Park.
Prspar.iions for che Dedication OF
Fields where uiood Oucc Tiawcd,

Prspsr.iisns for the Dedication OF
Fields where uiood once Viewed.
CHATTANOOGA, Team, Sept. d.
Under the guiding hand Of tho secrc.
iafy oiwai, setting under tue authority
dCongieis, Chattanooga aud tbs not.
able baltedulds surrounding /, have
eten PREPARING Tor a national event
Without parallel. Great thtongH Of
't1vfaaa who fought against each other
he eioading Into the city 60 take
iqlAl part, under national enactment,
10 The dedication OF the nelga which
lhtlt pf9gets made memorable ~ y
hAlioBal military park, wherein he
movements and the achievements Ut
zach side have received impartial al.
hnilsn.
Aspfovldsd IN the nc, Of CongresF,
SECRETARY l'amOnt has invited lur nj
andanee OF the legislative depatlmv vi
dlhe goVornmsnt aud tue M mbuTs Of
hs Supreme Court, Congress Rnd it,
he.ldlng officers, tho lieutenant pen-
hhl0i Tie Hrmy and the admiral cf tho
navy the governors OF all the stiicsand
melt tialiu, anu the YslctanH o. the
eon'endlng armies. Al arc 30 be
Rpmlnentiy represented. Nearly every
iusWving general OF the two armies
mas ttnt notice VI his Intention 20 At.
Nho. Tue governor, OF every stale
ueleh had troops IN tho action have
iiponded iayoTably TO the secTstary's
invitation.
A lolnt committee OF twenty suns-
les aud hfiy member- OF the House
WI represent COngIegt. The mHmutfs
Weuiy-six stats committees, VINO
nave been al work with the national
oAmlilte In locating lines OF battle OF
sne Troops OF their state, will ailoni.
zoe .eiety OF the Army Of the Cum
,iAnu, tho Army Of tho Iennestte,
,le w. a. II. aud tue Asiociation u
N9hlederate Veterans Will 10 present
~ usual numbers. This OH uis |
VoleonTsc Is 10 be- increased by lhe
tlhsflng OF IA army OF visitors, al
,'sly known TO be 20 great that II Will
nA Toe capacity OF tho railroads ceu-
",Ing here To their utmost.
ihe park which 10 10 bs Dedicated n
y imihente Dimensions. IL extends,
u'h llS approachos, from Sherman
Vlshts In Tennessee, six miles north
Ohhitanoogn, To Glass Mil. iu GsUr-
~, distance OF twenty-five niltt.
me broau boulevard between tho two
ao,aw 10 owned by tue government a,
P-u o. Tue pnik, and full Jurisdiction
Wstl nm, over tho fifteen miles square
we IhickamsuRa fold, anu ovei
many miles beads VI other approachel,
w., nv been coded to tue government by
t T. tlaies OF Tennessee and Georgia.
NJ, uIlve runs for eight miles along
mAgs'S line Of battle On the Great o.
missionary Ridge. IL palsea along tn,
"outs ol shrTmsn's army, Thomas
ny Ald the army under noeker. Il
TuIlooAs oil tbs bstlieflelda nboul
S.ppa'anooga, includi 4 Lookout Mour,
HplAhi runs Tor twelve miles thruu b
, ,ns ounter OF the rghting ground of tn,
'Ntoe uayP battle VI Cniuknmauga.
W 'hu territory over which jurisdic.
W mas been ceded TO the United
,H,ni lof park purposes, ten squar,
s''ts AVE already been purchased IA
nngle block on the ChickamaugS
su'u' The entire crest about Braggs,,
-'Auquarters on the Missionary RIDGE
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New Army ar,,rlns Hoard.

WAsnfNuIOs, u. O., Sept. 49, Tho
secretary Of war, with tho oonarnt OF
the Pfcaldout, has dissolved the army
retiring boart, tocsvtly ordered to coa-
vcnu Gt Chicago, aud hta ordoted n
now board. rhie Will convene ni the
headquarters Of the department ot toe
Missouri building, Chicago, Ooiorcf
sih, Tor the examinations OF sioi
ciilcard ~ may be Osdere bo!ote u.
Tho detail of tue board ioilowti
Major General Wolloy NJ rfili, OF
ChicnAc; Colonel Robert a. Crciton,
Fitoenil Infantry, Of Fort sheridan,
llligols; Cylonul antihal /. Luiins-
ton, assistant qugE,cfmnster gonufnl, oi
Jhicigo; Lituicaaut Colonel Colbert
HarHuf, deputy surgeon general, o.
Chicago; Nll0r Jurtus NJ. Brown,
surgeon, Fort Waynr, Michigan; Fiat
Lieutenant haTfy &. Hlic. Twentieth
Iuiautty, Of Cnicsro, liis DO camp.
recorder. 'shoouly iiiosgs - for ord red
btf,io tho toafd IL iiJUf Heavy ~.
Cfonkhiic, surgeon OF Fort Reno,
OklaaOGia.
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A Transatlantic Steamship Company
10 be- Abandoned.

NEW YoRK, Sept 10 --One Of the
results OF tho new combination OF the
tfans.A tlantlc steamship oompAny Il
tbs sbolithment Of the Sean In steam
snip company, which IL controlled by
the Hamburg-American company aud
has been engaged for this most part 10
lhe Danish and sieerage passenger
'rade. The Scandis line was put on nj
tho time the rate war began 10 ngnt
the British lines, and the losses Gus.
tanned by tho low rates were shared
by tho Continental companies which
were In the agreement. 1t 10 said the
Scandis line hsd eaten sadly into ths
business u the British iines. One Of
the conditions Of tue now c0mbinntiln
which has been formed Ia thEt tie line
will DO abandoned, which will again
allow the British lines to control tho
1 uik Of the Scandinavian and Danish
business. Tho local steamship agents
Issued their new tafil Of t,orrago rates
T. the figures asked before the rate war
began.
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sHgmDAs, wyo., Sept l6.-Janes
Walsh, who shot ana All0d II. n.
Robinson and Herbert Lynvillo Ss.uf-
day over quarrel over land owner
ship, was shot anu killed last evening
on William Timmins's ranch near
Beaver Greek. Sheriff Morris and his
posse who were purauing, beat the
hruah thoroughly along Big Goose
Crock, where Walsh had taken refuge,
anu finally scared him from cover.
lie ran through corn Held with two
or three In pursuit. Ho was asked TO
surrender when the mon caught up TO
him, but lnslvad Of complying, leveled
bis gun ut his pursuefs. Ho was linz
msdiatsly shot and fell dead with
three bullets Ia his body.
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Written by the Victims af thc EidsTa
Mine Disaster.

Mine Disaster.
NEW YORK, Scpt. l0.--A ept olsl TO
the HefalI frCm Vancouver d. o.
.ays;
AGvices received by the Auslrallsn
eieaa M.ogeia 10y that lie b-dics
a. tue victims OF the IlIofa ninO ui-
asicr have been recovered alter tao
wveks burial. The nitn were WORKING
IN NJ. g. Avut's mine whuu tue bant-
Ing made u keep Oh tue fivof gave
way, nllius t1e outlet VI the mine
with slum. They were Imprisoned
aud aim ut Within hs.fiag u the
rcsouofs. IL took exactly fourteen
isys 10 reach tho dying men anu In
that time All were beyond tue need u
% iitanCo.
Evidences Of the terrible suffering Of
the poor fellows nj the last moments
were most heartrvnding. Believing
that they would be eventually reached
by the woule-be rcscuers, but know.
Ing too that II would be too late, tho
men evidently held an Ante.mnrit m
council, for most Of them wrote letters
u fTlOnds aud relatives from their llv-
ing grave and there were evidences OF
aolenin intercourse before death ended
their terrible sunorings.
All but one VI the men were found
In q naturally formed chamber, dying
side by side, quietly as " sleeping.
They wore peaceful expressions and
must bofoio death have been lullcd 10
slsep by generated gar. by letters lett
they had. however, been in converse
ton together for tweniy.four hours
after their fearful imprisonment. The
following In one OF tho Letters, verb
atm, Written In pencil;
81 am gciiing iaiui; no air. God pre-
tect INC for tbs aage VI my poor chill.
dten and wife. Lizzie, look after them
and bTing them up good. The money
have In my box ana bank ID 90 he
divided among the little once. Make
tho test use OF what 1 have saved.
Goo will be good TO them. Kiss them
Tor fathers sake. forgive my enc.
mics. Love to all that alto dear 70 me.
Good bye, my dearest children,
"CHARLEs AiAWkiS5,"
The messages were written Ia the
dark and II took ak huuta ~ dociphVI
them.
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TORTURED BY TURKS.
= ,ar prsercss OF orpRrssons'
sooi Of the People Pain, when
" s,, eau Neither speak Nor Act
10 Seek Dcllrerance.

x,w yoRK, Sept. 10. "A deposl-
A.. has been received by Harsn' n''
ss,..,ebllan, general secrelsry OF the
,,",.nl,u Relief association, rom
~ Marian Haroynn, well connect
'1Irm.nisn lady, from city OF W
.a,msnIa, c,nceruin. the security
I,meulans 10 the cities as COM
.,,,I With tho villsgoi. she 'siu'
,.o., ,osdlilon could not DO described
= ,ord,-.eeurliy Is no word to use
~. nave no hope or re'onrce ief',
,.,,,bips .eoms doomed, and " RELIEF
,', a, rame after all this disaster,
sss'. III mat will result will be somt-
mai cannot be conceived. AZ
.a .,l imntisonmentS, torture IL what
I ,, .ysry day. They search the
s 49,. ot course, freely, hut what docs
~, msang The officials VIII come
VS. 80, house, whenever they please,
n,e,,ufu everything with tue doolafa-
IN mat they arc seeking iot arms OF
s,hst ,usnlclous material, but In their
zen tbey pocket whatever they
,,'ss AZ iewelfy or vAluablcs. To
l.., can We utter a word OF com.
r,,,,,s Aside from The toitufts In
rd.sr. they take young and old TO the
f,y.tnmrrt mansion, day after day,
n,,ht after night, and put Them
,h,,nsh horrible fortunes. Tue family
- D.. who lived close to tue
mansion said they could no more bear
Ia hear tho unoafthly Rtoans anu
hlaesus noiae. they had been nearing
S,d.,a and weeks. a. their souls were
,sinl There was G. OF our quarter,
. 1ne Young mau. He was taken
mar. and tortured for some unknown
,a,nleop. his limbs were stretched
win rope tied 10 them thon they put
a slrsp loopei around his neck ani
hanged him until hu was almost dead.
Tbsn they tortured him and hanged
lin again, keeping him all the timo
lust alive enough 10 feel the hwiul
agony. Thick Of the liio fathers end
mothers arc living Ia this miserable
nnd, That Ia now our best people are
rehshlng. The people have no MEME
o. courage even IN possessing ANY arms,
when even tue suspicion Of Il briug,
such destruction upon whole families,
70 that they are not aole 10 defend
themselves even againsI thieves and
robbers. Some that have had arms
lbat could tefve for protection 10
lfayellny, buried them Ia the earth
ior fear OF being discovered, thus
making them useless. IA there Il a
God, help must come 10 put an end u
his heffiblo destruction OF our people
BY dv death, but the soul OF thu
Isopie " iaihilng In them, When they
can neither speak nor act 10 Geek de-
livdanet, but must sllently see th,
l0dup and death u their kindred aud
iudf utuliefable ag9nicn.
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john Y. aIeKane sick.

NEW YORK, 5ep,. l0.-The Adver.
lirsr taya II las been learned from ~
authoritative source that John Y. No
Kane, the oK-cniet OF police Of GfAy,a-
end, 10 not likely TO live LONG enough
10 serve OUT HE feutence ~ Sing sing
priton. Indeed 1t was declared, that
although efforts have been made 10
prevent tho knowledge OF hib condi-
lion from being maze public that lie IL
a sick man auu that IL would DO no
surprlse to those OF his friends who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16

NEW Noms, Sent. slstant
Tfcaau'or Co1rad N. jordan stys Ia
relation 30 tho printed st0fy about tue
probable Issue u govotnm nt b1nlii
al have bton party 10 no ditcustion
On tho subject vita Mt. Curtis Or any
one else, except IN An informal gossipy
wAy, aud have not attended my
i0rmAl cpuisIelce. A great many q
cur leading iuanoiots, Including J.
PiutegOut Morgan, do not consider a
new goyernmOn. loan advsable Ihis
imr.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
Nebraska E,,n Commi-sIousr.

NLw iORIl. sept. lJ.-A special tn
the Herald ton Washington ssyt II
II understood President ClovelAu4 has
practically determined to appoint W..
l.. May, OF Omaha, Ncb'atka, com.
missioner Of usn ami iishtiie', % huc.
coed tue late Marshall MsoiouRli.
Mr. May hiss been iish c1mmis.
slonorfor Nebraska for tho last lite n
year.. His appointment, II " esid,
Will DO due 10 Secretary Mjtllas Gu
dOraUmVnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
Rope.Strelching Riends.

The business Of rope stretching
across sidewalks aud streets by young
rascais with more time thu i sense still
continues. The last attempt at nip
ping people up by this method was
tried on Almond street Ia tho Nine
tsenth ward last night, and In ono in'
stauco serious injury came near re-
auIfluU
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william nrnwius a Picture.

NEW YoRIs, sept. iB.--A special TO
the Herald from Berlin, says tho
Emperor IN drawing an nllegorlcal
picture illustrating tue Intervention VI
tue powers In connection with the
puaoe between China and Japan. IL
Ia to be painted by Herr KnRchiuss and
will 10 presented TO the ear VI Russia.
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HosG KoSG, Sept. l0.-It 10 re-
ported that rebellion has broken out on
the border 81 the province OF Fo kion.
The Insurgents are said ~ have Occu.
pied tho town Of Hene Leng. from
which tho officials hod leaving the
people u the mercy Of the insurgents.
a detachment OF imperial troops hTe
advancing TO give battle To the insurg.
eulg
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Preparing vAiLIris for Her voyage.

BAooIiLYN, sept. l0.-The work OF
changing the rigging Of Vslkyrio was
conducted ut Erie Basin today. Bail
Maker Ra'sy, asked By reporter re-
gATding tho Tumor from Newport that
tue work OF preparing Naikyrie Tor sea
had been ordered stopped, sald;
"rhsro 10 10 truth whatever In the
rtpOTl.D
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Luscious Pears.

ChAs. IL. Hyde brought somo beau
tiful samples OF the Bartlett pear 10
the NEWS chico this morning. They
we're large, luscious and altogether a.
fine - my similar iruit ~ DO found
IN the market. They came from a
young orchard and were raised NJ
Mil Creek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
Indiana LAWYER Dead.

ISDIAsAPoLIs, Sept. iG.-word In,
been received from New York that
John NJ. Butler, Of this city, died nj
this Finn Avenue hotel In that city.
butler was ono Of the best known law
yefs OF Indiana. He was many yesrs
partner with the late United States
senator Joseph Mcdonald. Butler
was u years old,
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bark president, hiss been lost In tue
msunlaino In noithwosicfn CUloiaco
for ten days. lie became separated
from the hunting party Of which De
was member September 9th and IN
spite Of uiligont search, no uaco OF
him could b. found. His father, Who
was nls1 = member OF tho party, has
offered $500 reward for any news OF
him, dead Ur alive.
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Tronbie with Minors.

CnARLEsTos, w. Va, Sept. TO-
Officials " FAyet,o county say the
striking miners OF Louis creek will
attempt 10 force the miners In Nc.
Donhld's mines upon the upper top OF
the creek TO come out today. Armed
men are on guard at these mines and
tfouble IA feared.
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scoIsDALI. Pa, Sept. l6.-At con-
yonIion OF coke workers here today II
was decided 10 order strike nj once at
all the works, until an advance IN
q anted by the operators. II the order
IL obcyed, II viii eject about 10000
men anu close down all works In the
Connellsville region.
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aun naa,. Tor a ohipe.s niysr.

Foo CHOW, Sept. l6,-It having
been reported that Chinese officials at
Ku Chong are not pursuing tue In
qulry into the massacre OF missionaries
on August /, with the zeal the ocoi.
sion demands, two foreign gun boats
arc said to have been dispatched up the
river to stir the officials 70 greater ac-
tivlly.
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piseoyerca iler Fortune.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. lG.-Mrs.
ChafIes JengIns, wife OF the CHIEF oil rh
Of 'lhs Hallonueck Motel Of this city,
has discovered that she Ia n direct
descendRnt Of the late Lord Antrim,
Of Ireland, who let an estate OF eighty
ones to establish her claim to portion
OF the property
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CHICAGO, Sept. lG.-Tho convention
Of m1.h,fa WATCH was - have teen
D cid Under Tie auspices Of the Chicago
hniesysf,ep college, September 2i,h
TO 20 70, has nesn postponed to De-
tobtr 23fi 70 25th.
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pAnsion. In the United states this
movement will how either g. the
south OF to the arid region Of tho Wos,.
We cannot diaguise the fact that the
south toiay Is our aggressive CONF
petltor In the matter Of attracting now
population. with the superb enter.
ntito aud opportunity u 10 pushing for
people, but tue Anglo-siaxon still tenis
naturally 10 the West anu the claims
Of Irrigation nre euprome.
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SAN ANTONIO, T,xas, Sept. H.
Hon. NJ. w. RAMON, OF North Caro-.
lima, minister 10 Mexico, pnesed
through this city today en- route to
his poet OF duty. Mr. Ransom de-
clined to say anything on the policies
either OF this country or Moxic1.
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BAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept l6.-An
immenyo tiiic In Mexican cattle 10
being built ~ under tho present lavoi-
able conditions for lhoir Importation
Into this county.
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KALAMAZOO. Mich. Sept. l0.-A
terrific slrclric aud rain storm visited
this vicialty, the rain falling In tor.
rents for beversl hour, the fall being
about one inch. In many place. auout
tue city the II sois were h91Ged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16

NEW YOml, Sept. l6.-Crossman &
Brother nave engaged 3l,000,O0O gold
NJ tue sub'Itessufy Tor expiration 10
Mexico.
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NEW YoRis, Sept. iG.-A special 10
the World nom Ban Eavador ssys
aeveral earthquakes have been felt ia
San Vinvente and La Catooluca.
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DENVER, B0pt. l6.-Olen Ford Nc
Kinney, OF Now York, son OF John
L.. Mckinney. Of IiIu,NiIs, rem,
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know Of his condition TO hear NJ any
moment that he was Frustrated In tho
Prism hospital.
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OATIIOLlCs pMOIEsT.

ERIE, Penn, Sept. l6.-A large CON.
course Of Catholic citizens assembled
"A, 81. Petet'e cathedral last night and
listened 10 stlrring protests against tho
proposed celebration ny king Hum
bert OF tne twenly'h!th Rnniversary Of
the occupancy u Rome by the Italian
government. Resoiutious expressing
~ myRthy nom Pope Leo Nil iu his
continued imprlsInment Ia tho VaU-
can were adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21
THE REBEL WAS 4 PRISONER
From The Louisville CourIer.JournaL

From The Louisville Courier Journal
a Vermont veteran tells a good story Of the nsat
Burkittsville Va just before the battle OF she!ps'
burg: The Confederates oyerpowered, fel BACK "
the HILL firing upon our men from behind rocks anu
the natural defensive positions presented oy w
ground until they reached their artillery where my
made a more decided stand. Their rhemen TOOK az,
vantage of every possible cover OF ledge and loeA
and tree When Slocum's division had become &C,
lively engaged Brooks and 1rylnes brigsdes .,
Smiths division sent forward and bore pa,s
in the final struggle Hancocks brigade was n ..s
in reserve After sharp action OF three nouls 'ne
crest carried. and 400 prisoners. 100 stanas ..
piece Of artillery. and three coors Weir ~,
the prizes of the Union army. our loss was , y.
killed AIS wounded and two missing. VINE eln'v
ing over ledge slipped and fell eighteen .s 3.
twenty feet between two rocks. RAPID as nau ~
my turnble, found myself preceded by Conreae,,
ate soldier. For instant we glared ahsry .sS
each other when the 'reb burst out augnihs 90,
ing: We're both in Ak. You can't gooole me an, :,
can't gobble you I'll We know which Is so, .ns Il
lick. Let's wait until the shooting u over anu IT.
your side wins I'm your prisoner, and II we wi ~,
you are my prisoner. The bargain was may "a voa
didn't that reb feel cheap when ne fouh'
him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY

Philadelphia Sept 2O.-Orh his eighth successive
game for Philadelphia to-day and maintained his record
OF unbroken victories Joining the club. The local
team batted hard throughout. Thompson leading with
home run oyer the cen,reed fence triple and two sin
ges Wordsworth pitched innings for Wash
jngton but he was effective than Gilroy. At
tendance. 1850. The score:
PI,hil sdsphs .........."......d @9 "a
Basehits- PHILADELPHIA 81, Washington 10. Errors
PHILADELPHIA g. Washington 2. Batteres-Orh and Grady;
Gilroy, Wordsworth and Mcclure. umpre-Murray.
Cleveland Sept. 20-Costly bases balls and
at critical points lost todays for Ptsbure Young
kept hits OF the visitors scattered and pitched steady
game Attendance 400. The
Cleveland .......................2 0 o x-6
Pttsburg .......................l o o 0-3
Northumberland Pittsburg 10. Erors-Cleveland
2. Pittsburg 4. Batteres-loung and thinner; Hawley
and Merritt. Umpires-Jevne and Mcdonald.
Cincinnati Sept. 20.-The Cincinnas marked their
turn home to-day by losing the Lousves having
the game we'll in hand In the sixth inning the visitors
pounded Rhines OF the box Attendance. 1000 The
Cincinnati ......................O ! 90
Louisville ......................O y . 3 U %
Basehs-C Cincinnati H. Louisville H. Erros-Cincinnau
3. Louisville l. Observation-Disclosures, Dwyer and Vaughn
Cunningham and Spies. Umpre-O' Day.
ST. Louis. Sept. 2).-The Chcagos took a game from
the local to-day through luck the bat and
Of their opponents. Attendance. $50. The
ST Louis .......................O o y 90
Chicago ........................0 o . x-4
Basehits-St. Louis T. Chicago 6 Errors St Louis g.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures and Often Parker and
kittrdse. rmpire-Emslie.
At Providence-provdence = Springfield 3