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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-11-06
Don't Forget

that Mr.. Eddy has secured en'lre
control Of the Milbank gallery, where
vau will find hin. at any and all times.
He is also prepared to do all the latest
work -
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There was big procession q golc-
bugs Tuesday. They covered the
United States.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-11-06

The attempt Of Bryan and A'tgelt %
o;,a claas hatred has met with a de-
served aud overwhelming rebuke.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-11-06

There was no "enemy's country Tor
Wm Mckinley.
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See the new patterns OF the Big 4;
Radiant Home
Acorns
Garland
Elmhurst
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Only pluiocra,s vote the republican
.;oL.t hut what An army of plutocrats
there were Tuesday.
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All honor to the SounG money demo
Gratis who held patriotism above party
aud voted for Mckinley. There were
hundreds OF thousands of them.
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The American people are honest and
belleye ia paving their debts.
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) 4 good second hand Organ.
4 EMANUEL.
u The re- HAPPENINGS.

'he r. HAPPENINGS.
III 60 cts.
n, made trip to Orto nville
her ,ne last Monday.
NJ Thomas slipped upon the
|,0rdav ana fractured her wrist
l0ms s Healv last Saturday return
weeks visit with friends in
oaIy
pocket book containing thirty
ars and Il receipt.
tlo0I GEO. w. BUCK.
les Aid Society, will give a
0nr the Berkin building on Tues
SEC.
If bum, ot Conde, this state, is
Natives and friends in the city
10y wants a place 20 do chores
ard and go 10 school. Apply
. Zee.
l. rreehorn the specialist, will
u kank Wednesday and Thurs
2j and 26.
i0 C, r. u will meet with Mrs.
chols on Tuesday afternoon
at three o'clock.
Andrews and Stenographer
b. came over from Brook'n 20
to holJ the adjourned term Of
Eborn the eve, ear, nose and
ecial,st will ne at Milbank,
Y and 26lh, Wednesday and
II Thorndike aud Fred Molm,
kpols, were visiting with Mr..
kter, Mrs. Downle the first OF
J.Keeler and Mrs. 5. a.
8! tly-d from Fergus Falls Mimi.
|sday after noon making the
miles by team.
Ia Ranous has moved his family
tarm near Corona, and Will
be IN Milbank during the win
q their old neighbors.
k,urday Mr.. II. T. Abbott was
- with paralysis in the lower
"a has since been in helpless
being unable 10 walk or have
his legs.
named Stonemaak, who has been
On the main llLe, caught his
between two draft irons at
n one day this week. lie was
ri (or CONDUCTOR Hollzer.
Ed BY Rev. o. Williams, Nov.
NH at his residence IN this City,
i. liam NJ. Weber and Miss Eta
-. =, bham. both OF Grant Center
y Grant county, South Dakota.
Y bhn Wasem expects TO remove
G one City next week. Big Stone
1a re a su ubstantial citizen in Mr..
but a large number OF personal
!. N Milbank regret the departure
~ mily from this city.
hi George Merry returned from
st week where he had been
consignment OF live stock
- made a prediction that Iowa
\ bake a good showing in the
: apredictlon that was literally
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SOUTH DAKOTA.


Latest Returns Point to Republican
Victory There.
YANKToN, s. d., Nov. 5.-Out of
1857 precincts III South Dakota, 239
give Mckinley 800 plurality, The
latest returns show gradual Republi-
can gam i'll Populist strongholds.
The indications now are that the leg
islature will be Republican and that
the state will be for Mckinley by 5000.
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Some OF the popocIats don't yet know
til a, Mckinley has been elected.
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The daily papers are already announc-
mo the reopenlng of the factories and
work shops.
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A registration law IS needed in south
Dakota.
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ABOUT ALL FOR BRYAN.
Montana Will Give the Nebraskan Two
Thirds Her Votes.

Montana Will Give the Nebraskan Two
Thirds Her Votes.
GREAT FALLS, Mon, Nov 5.-Re-
turns from the state are very slow COM
ing III. Reports from the different
counties received SO far would indicate
that out of total vote of 700 Brvan's
majority will be about $4,000. So far
IS reported not single county III the
state has succeeded III getting through
the Mckinley electors. In majority
Of the wards III this city Bryan electors
received 10 per cent of the vote cast.
Reports freM some of the precincts
throughout the county show Bryan
electors received even larger percent
.ge than in the city.
HELENA, Mon, Nov. 5-Returns
from two-thirds of the precincts of the
state show that Bryan carried the state
by 5000, or at least 5000 more than
the most sanguine expectations of the
Democrats before election. Hartman
goes back to congress. The entire Dem-
ocratic ticket is elected.
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The editor OF this paper docs not lay
clam to any great GIFT OF pr"phesy, but
1t just happened that tour years ago,
when the democratic landslide over
whelmed the country, and it was known
The United States was to have four years
of democratic government We made the
following prediction, and We leave to
the judgment OF our readers how
thoroughly the prophecy has been
fulfilled.
The result Is ii sweeping democratic
victory, and The indications are that that
party will have full control Of ! branch
es of the national government Tor the
next four years. The democrats have
won, they have won iaIrl, and squarely
on tie ISSUES presented before the peO-
pie, and republicans would much rather
SEE his than 10 have had them win by
the aid OF trlckrry ant treachery such AS
WAS contemplated hy the various fusion
deals. Republicans have made fair,
straightforward fight. and have been
badly beaten, but the principles for
which they voted still live and wall con
tinue 10 be the controlling principles in
American government The democratic
nar'y will not dare to ellmlnal" the pro-
tective ,eatures from the tariff law, nor
rceslabilSh state banks, AS it has threat
ened to do in its platform. Should 1t
succeed in fulfilling either OF these
promises ii will be hurled from power
with the ana,hemaS OF the people. The
return Of bourbonism to power Is simply
the stopping of the hands on the clock
for four years The American people
will by that time have had plenty OF
rest and will be again readv 70 march TO
the progressive music OF repubiicansm.
The tremendous maiorities given Nc
KiEley IN nearly all the northern states
show that the people have indeed tired OF
the tour wears OF business stagnatlon ard
are ready TO 60 to work ....
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sALE,--Six or seven good mich
~ sale Can be seen on NN4 OF
= JOHN HICKS
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For Mckinley and Sound Money
EEpEJRLlCANS ELECT THE
ENTIRE COUNTY TICKET
Except SENATOR.
The State Very Close and Still
in DOuDt. But the Legisla-
turc E'OpOcralfc.

No 80. cent dollars say the American
voters.
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go cts.
N, made y trip to Orto nvllle
one last Monday.
NJ Thomas slipped upon the
,urday ana fractured her wrist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17

r rus gave slagle a nice. easy che and sla
re seit u ~ second aud met II ag IN at
llrsi. shaffsr fl,w cut to .Sanco.
n ninit oSh,ed the tan for nag Bais
ure by kicking the ball out ~ the IA.
"nu' put II nidn't 90. huston flew out
1910 " snort, Baisz made two ineiiectual at.
rmn'S 70 eaten Brett mapping off first
inu smarter did some kiclSing Nance
.uitcu, sctt II. Brott down TO sec. nd
o'e s,r1w Wld and 500 banded safe
ie at SINGLED by graoe Of the interforcn e
,r 't,n v!u And
Marco iM went TO .econd. weckhecker made
,Wo tass INTO rght neid. l3rott aud Nl1re
o,lpt. Hoover singled ITO left. scoring
I M idt ANA Meckb 'kcr ier. o. n
ire me e9.me fav.ng iuggled the bal.
Iu'os Belt made n spctii CO hurt .d
vai Sirn Hoover. Burris WIS hi IS e
mgr anu Went To- fits- iiammert ended
+ CIV out 10 NaasSe ~ reed wa, tht,y9
Ut from short 10 lirsi Jacobs $ ia, X
vi.
.rott Went ~, from second to nrst. Illus.
'on H9t 10 iirst on a ds'ivc 10 left and took
second on Bccker's overrunuing tho b,,il
.iter II MT the ground Marco Int for
w" Dngs ihtu osep center scoring Huston
stc-nirlri Ct 10 first. Reed missing has
~, Nance going TO ,hnd. stenfeldi ard
Nance made double steal cote nod
lhfoWn tho bah to Clark for the purpose
81 entc.ng Nance home ward ana Nance
a'ceptel IN" opening and crossed the plate
| neinre Clark could return the ball. Week
ntoktr vas thrown ont at nrsr by second
Sttinteldt getting to third. Hoover struck
Becker few out to Nance. who ran half
way across the field and took the chance
from BrctL Clark retlre, FOR the same
| efficient reason. Rankin struck nat.
Belt huated AMI was thrown ont at
| ilrst. Burris again got to first on halls.
Rammert nut tho ball into fhc crowl
| against center field feiice and the g.ouni
TN Ia. Ypt a.,
hrst on balls. dll'ng the bases. Huston
| sacrificed. scoring Rurrs. Nance r;nde a
| hard drive d1wn close to the left fn'l no
| Tor two bags, scoring Bammert and Rtott.
| Sjtirfel9t few ont 10 rcNtcr.
Hoover fen with Balsz's foul Ralsz
sent i;rounder 10 short and made lN'lo
effort to beat IT out S,laglc was thrown
| ont from pitcher TO first. ShaffcC was
| thrown out Al first,
shafrer and Ialsz exchanged places in
| the seventh inning, the former going In
| lloustonlans family checred Hoover sent
| n CrOunirr' into Reeds territory ard Reed
| ovcrran II. Belt flew out to left Hoover
was thrown out by Cote IN aitemotinS tr
| from short TO first aud ac'hs ~ rick @ut
Burris acaln got first on balls. Ram
| merit was THROWN out from short TO ilrSi
| Burris advancing and Brott ret ring tr
the same manner. again advanced him
| Huston was presented with hrsi Nance
| hit into left for two bags scoring Burris
| The Gro was Is TO !, and there were "'m'
| shouts for BRYAN ste ufeldts CrouudNl
| got through clark. aud the rain WAS
| Oh iuged by Huston scoring. Wotk hockci
| got first fro and the bases were me d
| hut Hoover struck out. Rock"r Wa
thrown ont at FIRST hy Hoover. Clath
| got ont at the Same place ON l,anu"rtl
urick recovery and SHARP throw. NerH
heckor. without assistance put Rankin
out Then the Bullaloes quit.
THAT'S all.
rho official score;
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HY ELECTRlC LlGIlT.
Manager Parker Arranging for the II
OH k-.LaAA

Manager Parker Arranging for the hey
clc Races
Waco. Texas August 16.--Manaccr Tom
Parker completed ARRANGEMENTS today FOR
the Texas state ,ircu, electric light races
to talk. place In Waco on August 10 and
20. 1t is the iongcs, list of entries ever
booked in Texas and for the hrst time
In tho history Of bicycle racing in this
state the amateur events are to he run
In heats
m, following are the entries;
ono mile novice--Burt Slddpn. Dallas,
TEXAS. II. High and tid Philips, Waco;
W, G. Charles, shreveport, La; NJ -
WeAthcrford
Quarter mile, professional 7. IL; CIV
ard w Il. Tacinbcrry Fort Worth; lloyd
" .maus and Edgar Borcu, pallls, George
s Bovcc, III raso.
one milo amateur Travis Shaw, Thy
Tor. hnrt S'ddcll. Fred q. Rnbh. llall VII
n%J%S aug Va rniti'iiPs Tsg a.. " e., {
nturh aud NJ j. Vidoyich Austin, Henry
e. Sisk. Weathetford.
one mile, professional II II Giil,Waco ,
Max Morris aud w II. TackahcrrN Fort
Worth. Lloyd Nilmars and Edgar i'or"n.
Dallas. George solomon, Waco. George
s. Rovee, ~ paso.
shaw Taylor. Rurt siddcll. t'lrd o. Bahh.
Han Wiimans aud \. Y Bailey, DALLAS.
J. 4 II gh, ~ Phillips aud Charles fh'l-
lips. Waco W. g. charles, shirvsp IT,
La. Chmlos caVMnaugh, Muslin; NJ: !
Vidovirh Galveston. Henry e. Sisk.
Wcatherfori. ,
nalf nilc. profess! onai Il. u. GIN ava
George l.. Solomon Waco. Mas Morris
aud " Il Tackaherry. Fort Worth. Lloyd
Wilmans, Edgar Eoreu and Fred rANlor.
Dallas. George : Eovcc, ~ taeo.
one mite. go class. amateur Travis
Shaw. TAYLOR. iurt S.ddcll 'rcd ~ BAoh.
Hal " lmans and \. 4 Ril"N, nlllRs
" e. charles. Shreveport la Nj.
Y doNich Galveston. Horny g.. SNk.
Weathcrfor1 j II High. Ed fhlll'ps and
Charles Philips. Waco. , -
Mile handicap. professiuual- X u ,hl
and George l.. solomon. Waco MAY Nor
ris and W. Is. Tackahcrry Fort Woi!u'
George :; RoNcc, III PAso. LLOYD "
mans Edgar Borcn and Fred Vaylor' p"'-
Hair mile. amateur--rravis shaw, TaN'
lor. Burt Siddrll Fred @. Rahh, liall WI
mans and \. = bailey. Dallas ~
Waco. u. {. Charles Shreveport, In
charles Cavnnaurh Austin, NJ, y Nido'
vich Galveston; Henry g. Siak, weather
| ford
| Mic handicap amateur Same entries ~
Tjvc~milo. profcsaonal II. II. en-
Waco. Max Morris and W u. IackthrfrN
| Fort Worth: Lloyd Wilmans Edgar nol"u
aud Fred Taylor, Dallas, George > boN'o'
/ puSn
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llIIlMp nY A METRO.

Murder Of n Prominent South Carolina
citizen.
SIarNnhurg. $. C.. august lg Captain
John ~ Ba-s,nsnmc, one Of the ~ est
ANA INST r,sp ejcd citizens OF this city
ard slHtc, WAS aud h "a hi a.tor.
hp tn hY thris cannon. uoplo hiN.
Captain Hlaesii game was at MS hom
nd cannon 'ulci,d Tor The purpose of
iohiorN. Pistol Nhots were heard ard
the negro was Ercn ruWl'ng nom IA
house captain jN1ss npane VAS Gun
dend. SHOT twico ihtouh 80 n IN
negro was Tracked to Is 'uusc ualf a mi
Glss ant. who're ~. WIS ruud hot thruu 4
the chcs. Two empty p'si-l- found IN
the room intcHie hat both Iarl. n
gagged n jhr fhootnR nh, nero Ava.
ttkcn To irf Ills Wumrd s not thought
10 he latrl There ~ snmt lHilt OF lNn'h
Ig. I'm the law win 'aN" It's urs
.unn IA" was . uumhcf o
.'rc % t' most ntomlent am lies "a III
'atc and "a r'su,L I'd and nnr",
by ~ H. was Emt cpl fedcrlt
i"t Hnl b tuIc the war was "A cOlnnt
In the TINT stnfca amy
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John Waddy Tate came down. ot course
The Houston rooters were down I'm full
force.
THAT was u L.. one caught oy Nance
from Shaffer In the ihiri.
Crouy's umpirine Wa better th"h usual
but IN re were somc kicks
PRESIDENT W. II EAlay Of the Houston
association was an Interested spectator.
baseball and Schrador were the ltirae-
tioas of the day. Both played "a - X O.
Wcckhee k.r WAS the first man 10 he hit
By % pitcher III the J1ouston-Gal'estpn
tri!ys.
glagle. Clarke aud Reed al went after
hlil in tn fourth. They coliihei ana
lost II.
After ,ialvcston's push in the seconl the
Buflalocs seemed ra'tlcd and went cut
IN pur. TWO, three orler
Chicf Rooter Williams OF Galveston ana
his aggregation went dai durlns we i'''-
worE4 In ihu first hult nj the tcr)nd'
Tomorrow ,Mondny) the Sand crnhH VIII
MAY at Houston, tho gam Whi'n wa.
POSTPONED from last Tues lay on account
a. ialn
Manager Dermody OF the Galveston team
r.ut,.. mat there are internal iiss'nApuA
N the club AS stated IN tho Post his
Ioru'ns
Tnrv began wNlkinS through me b1le"
nj s o'cluak. an hour ana a h'H pel"''
play Was o'llcd.
The collision of clarke and jacobs In the
second which gave ialNoslpn ln' 'al'
was Clarkcs must ana 'hc t''"' 80 &C.
prIcd against him.
Eugcne George forgot that he was IN
tho passenger service of the Central 30
micntly dit he watch ~ FIX ,''''S' -"
the DIAMOND. There were "'"ol''
poonl. down here know mat iouston
,ar HAY bah anyway. Nov that ial
' a.. Has "A good tenn there hhpAi1 he
some pretty games. And mere Viii be.
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SENATOR cANNON ron BRYAN.
lie Makes lhs Position rhln Beyond Tho
shadow Of Doubt

lie Makes lis Position llHln Beyond thc
shadow 81 u Doubt
From II letter 10 ,hn SAT- Lake Tribune
August .
rhc republican financial plank adopted
at 81 Louis represents, to my mind, TIE
worst form IN which the single fpii
stan ,arl cam h. presented to the Amer
lean people. 1t adms by inierenee 'hN
wrong Of that STANDARD, aud an cold bl'ol
rcpudlaics Tho nply possible method ~
It's re- ,tilicatiou. To hueh a pilnh ihtiN
H. In my Judgment. neither honor nor
nulliatioa A. a republican, cannot ahi
win not support II at lht pulH' nor YOU
support hy vote, fultr or P,h wy w
non OF tn. men who were nominated upon
that plank, ,.,,. ,.,,.
or froto party iailh ~ hereby lrFnlH'n
II lA ms hope that N republican, parry ui
I'tnh when II shall assemble IA CONVEX.
Ton. viii rciloratc rs declarations OF pWn'
years: viii nominate coHpln" 'I'h''' ""
Guiding presidential electors H'h -iUb i"l
is uoiniu. x for all Offices irpuhncthh az
pronounced conviction nd ulttrtn.'' "
tried and approved courage, OF Hrih ~
ul.Igo the republican electors pi lnls
STATE. If the party ahnil snc,"rn ~ 'he
poiis. to cnsts their ballots IA the '!ec1
ioral college FOR william d. hiS'h pi
Sehraska for prfrident =,
There IL no necessity for republicans 20
ontci into the democratic paly o. 70 N"tr ,
us a. kct iu order 10 work vn'tiiNriS l"i
hmctlllism. ON me runItH,S' ,hr
puhi,Hn electors from Otah anu t'u'r
publican electors trom "utiouhllnb
states by casting their vote n IN" tl'r.
80, r1tIc.p Tor Nllnam J. liryan, A.
bimrtallisi. viii do more Tor pur''.I ~.
than democratic electors lI"" nv r,m'
states and performing IN" h"p
," ,.ould do. COR this r.qs1u-tnai 'l".
vntcd to the presidency by 'he VOC -,
men who thcms9lNca hhN' "'i'rn n',, LA
to plrtisunship. william j. Bfy3h WguiS
tbut liza follow lflX' fift bl az 10
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First race, tntrc-fourths OF a mll7-Ada
g.. Is rnncl Thatcher, Mo.Na, iierm ia. No
Name, coffee Pot Matte Graham, saIlie
Kern, Lady Mcdlcd, Sweet Marie. 10.
Second race. hvr-e.ghths Of mile. sell
ing Surug Day Eiarc. Tine blossom.
Elaine. Re- duchess. Pr.zoEina, Liza"
Powlng. Belle OF Niles. Nj l.. q. Re
ThIr,, race. one m .,-Ltsmore III. Sir
Dix. 100. iitue Thorn &c, La1Hara,
Maag. First Deal %.
Fcur,h race, four and a half furlonss -
Rcgus. III. J. walter. Gooso Liver, Olym-
nus, l0g. Gallo D zer, Minnie MuIhy,
Mcrtio Re q, lo2; Back = So, conaie Lee,
Winker, Care f., Ethel Farrell lg.
Flfth :. e.. .vrn-pigh'hs Of
nile. selling prince Henry. 1'arn Re-
form. Rupce. 100. Bun O., lo7 TN" MGR
chant, lo5, Itemnan' T. hcrml n. M.ke
Kelly lo2. Mss = t'ene OF toraham'
Trixie C.. Argentina H. 100
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pelo. Algco. Osr;,n. ouantrcll, Worry Not,
Thompson, oscaro. Eeplcton, n. c.
Crccdc, Cancnsde lockwood. lo3; Johi.
Carr, los
Third sHcc, mile and sixteenth, selling
Pete kitcha an. So Onaretto, el, The
Bachelor, Font Dor. ~. Kossmar, ~.
Fourth race tive--ighths cf u mile
1.,las Cuckoo. Lou Brnmblc Lady Hope,
10; TidiicSs. Minnesota, 1oS; Sankara.
Evalnc. Eastsr Eve. Katie W. Lay CAL
lahan. Ab'wa. 10. Ccloso, lis.
i'irth race. sevcn-siehths OF II mile
Glcugorric. 20: Imp, The Duchess, irish
Lady. Mermaid. Ardath, Belle Boyi, Imp.
Tho rnbush Florence s., Countess Iona,
Argentina. Sallic Cliquot 10
si>th race. mile aud half, hurdle
Shoemaker. lan: Brother Rob, lSS. lob
Neoly, Captain Rccg. lS5; Joco, lS7 rus.
carora, ~; Vicar Of Wakefield. lsS; Mai,,
Of Ellcrslec 1io Eli Kcrdig, lb5: Lawyer,
iSG, linn SomcraauN. Ice.
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Earned runs-Funks g Americans o
Two base hiis-Ropcr, Jacobs.
Three base hit Bonnor.
Lett oh bases-By Americans g. by Funks
6
Struck ont-'By Erickson &. hy Wells s.
by Roper 6.
Bases ON called halls-On Roper 6. or
Wells J. OFF Erickson J.
Stolen hHses-Fuul<s 10 Americans 7.
Passed Virgin ., MntfcS 4.
Wild pitches Roper 6. Erickson >.
Time Of game Two hours
Umpire hruScdnpr.
Erickson out for being hit by battci
ball.
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LABOR TROl BlES,
rNINrENe Mill sTNNKE.

Now York. August ld.-N general strike
of painters la4 boon ordcr"d TO takc
place. which VIII includ, mes, In other
trades who VIII quit work Ia sympathy
with mem in The chops OF those ooutrar-
tors who are paving wages lees Than thn
union scale of $3.50 for o,Ehl hours work
a day. II Is said mat nearly che thousand
workmcn viii 80 ON u strike.
The New York Painters rMon ia com
posed Of five strong organizations with
MA aggregate membership Of four thohs.
and An executive board iraushciH h'i
business for these unions and it wr tins
board which recently issued the order TO-
the strike.
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having lot Port Angeles March 20 1894,
lls a. riNet II Sherman with his wigo and
four oiHldrcu. An .mprDV scd cyriomu.or
on oDH of tho wagon Wheels SHOWS The
distance Travelled in the queer looking We
hiCl,, cypress Hhanty covering 'nnoe
bed TO hv n trlflc loss Than 500 ini,es 1t
~ Mr lasloN'a attention ia SO clear 10
the Atlantic prahoard making trango1n-
t.urntal Noyage. Leaving Port Angeles
TIE frs, objective point was san Francis
60. From sun Francisco Il was decided
TO 20 io Denver From Denver the team
was headed for sherman, Tex, From here
they VII, go 10 Mcmpha. al which place
further rnutcA VIII be decided upon.
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sccsawirg back and forth. First the
Americans. then the Funks would lead
Erickson twirlcd the first three innings
for the Funks and was then transferred
to center field, Wells gosrg iato the box,
and he pitched phenomenal ball, striking
GU; eight of The heavy hitters OF the
former invincihle Americans. ohly one hit
Ne .ng made of him in the four inntngs
that he pitched. In the second inning,
with a ninn on third and second, TWO mea
out Preston made sensational one
hat,icd catch of line drive to short,
which cut of TWO runs and retired the
sit4, Tho sspre.
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First race. one mile. selling I-ittle Tom
INN Wo,sey. Little Sadie, Belle BOYD,
A,dath gs Toots. % Imp. Snul~ur. Long
tr3ck. IOl. Lcasara. l03, Rey del Mar. Ia
ranga (cclu. loi; Rossmas, Par'n*r STARK
lOD. -A,hs -, . n.
Dunbarton, Umberto, W. fs0ssoe''s' iu-
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al Nov orleans Uirst gamc,-- u, II, T..
New Orleans ..... 0n0N1l o Ia 3 .
Columbus ..........0 u q q 90 % u o
Batteries Powell ana Goudng Petty
and Grim.
At Now orleans Second ghmel- Il ~. T..
New Orleans .....nn 093u4 ON ~ :"
Columbus ..........0 O 90 % I l. ( .
BATTERIES smith and Gondmg, Lamont
ana Grim,
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Lincoln, Nob.. August i6---poctprS per-
formed an autopsy on the body Of Hon.
W. +. Eyslor II chamhersbutg, Pa, who
was found piuR Friday night from tho
effects of foul piAy. fhcy are convinced
hat morphine poisoning caused DEATH al
though th,rt Wttr cOnllsions on the scalp
that might have boon fatal. There rs not
the least question TINT ltyocr was robbed
and but htllo souh' that lac was first
iHtnlly drugWed for that purpeac. II IL
Cnn ilnRcwell, who wac around with
lyslcr during this nttetpocn ON Friday,
was urr"stoo At Valparaiso on suspicion
and brought back to Lincoln.
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an tho Internal onal ana Great
h and The Galveston, houston ann
IN arrive at and depart from tAe
i,Ioral depot. foot Of Congress ave .,
i,.ouri Kansas and Texas trans
\ Taty depot at the foot of Mont
venue. north side of the bayou;
Il la Porte and Houston and al!
knss except those mentioned use
Ia Central depot.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati

At Cincinnati Il. n. T..
Cincinnati e. ...lo1219303 ito 10 .
ST. Louis o.. .......2 1000 90 . I . 3
liatt ttes Ehret aud PETE, hisslnEor
ana Mcfarland.
Al Louisville II. II Il.
Louisville o.. IS. ....00ooo@o G 1
Chicago .. .. 400 o o00Q23 u .
Rattcre -Cunnlngham and Millti
Ellgg. nnl nnnnhmn.
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np sy' AND BurcHrpy

Comm 40 August lG,-A special
|hd., SAW. .r'lal Tribune from Bed.
i've r., received states tat Reed
& To. aD5 norm Of here. was tho
sas IN, ,N'icd CHRIS ny Ivy, ~,
vas dsSS1y Injured llarh t,T, N VI,
- 10 m is,erously cut IN No, :,
y b." saAe arrests. Tis ~, Sl"t n. ~
n''n caused by egip IEI ~.