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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

second: Fannie Rowena. es .tfiyle, TO 5,
thlrd. Time. i:i5a.. Jovinl, Mrs. Brad
shaw, lmmlda.. Aunt Susie. King Dance.
Bravo and Fasig also ran.
Second rnce-selllhg ono mile Tim lrv-
en- IS Alllhurn, 30 TO and 10 TO |, won.
Forsecn, Sc IReily), I to / and 3 to 2, Sec
and. shining Boii 70 tMorsel, TO i. third
Time, i;i5is. Zoulika. Jennie Wren Eau
claire. Royal Prince, Dennis Ligglc Mack
Golden Crown. Mary Ann and Aunt Jane
also ran.
Third racc-scvcn f,irlonrs Free Advice.
il2 IT. Murphy. II to 20 and out. won
Honor, ai (Garncr,, 3 to aud to s. sec
ond; Amy Il, ltN &C., sioueht.r,, 10 to l.
third. Time. i:2s,.. cremona Howard also
ran
Fourth rnce-Nlile and n sixteenth AGO.
slquThters. l5 TO 90 and out. won;
t.o $, second. Jane. vi tHylej. I to l. third
Time. iAaA. Whisper also ran,
Firth racc-For 2.yenr-olds: nvo and a
half furlonrs. Buckvll.ra. lCs tGnrncr). =
70 and out, won. Juanitn los IN. Turner),
Y to ! and to l. second; Daro H. lis
tSncdecker). 2 TO 2, third. Time. :Oai, Bob
clancy, Cavalry and Russell also ran,
sixth race-SelllnE; one mile. Davcanc.
los tE, Coehran) I to | and 2 to /. won
to g., second: Roherti IL. es tIylr). 20 to I,
third. Time, l.t3i9. Cherrystone, Hickok
ana sycamore also ran.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
GRAIN RATES GO STILL LOWER.
ST. LOtis AND CHiCAGo FIGHTING.
ron SHIPMENTS.
The Lattrr'> u Cent Rate Met by II
sun Lowcr slump q" the Missis-
siVpi-A : cent chicago Hate
Il Effective To-day.


Thtee or the railway lines OF INC Guy
F,.,'funy 'on't'on'eu TO tht co'nphno',9h
" ''''EH' '"'S' NJ was h'hu"'u'u NJ Wv
'".'"N'' tHo S"h'n r" put N u ''ceht n"'
rate on 'ontsr grain from Missouri flVer
vbcnt and rn,,r a,d te.ccr, ,,,c o,
IA, a,,,i III, m -, -, -
,n,i.,, i ;.,.
Wt'iiN ANA were made to meet the CHI
cAEp Great Western rutcs.
-Four Of tho rgIlway lines of tho city
Last nlght tho t'hlGaro ,;rcnt Western
came bn'k promptly with rate of cents
from Kansas city to chicago on coarse
grain This ratio Is the lowest yc, made.
and is as low ms nUy of the grain men
here .suort
,r,s -, MIN. ..,,., ..,,,
~ Missouri racine maze another Wiid
slash On ita rates to st Louis In order to
protect the market of Tint CITY and cur its
rntos down ncnr tho ,gr,i,r su,t he ,nr.
irs arc ,y.,,,,,., ,,,,,,l. ,,,,, W." -
rato of ,r,,s ,, "a,,i a., ,hc',, ",,',
VI GUNS on corn ON wheat ana
on max from Missouri river points to St
Louis. This is the most daring cut yet
cnrn ,,,,a t,usP'.t "' h",,ihH car Q,
w" "V'"sS lh' state or Missouri Tor !
cents per hundred Is something that Will
pay rev dividends to any security holders,
especially as the bridge toll at St Iouis
is IT, ccnt4
mn ,t,,,,,,
Nv "'l'PhiS male another cut IN It's
rates to the South, and made II rate of .
cents per hundred on corn and ont. from
Kansas city to Memphis, Tho rate is Of
fcrtivc on thc ia, nc ,,,,,,,., '"'' 80
srb, ,rn,',,,,' ". N"EuH''
:, ~ ",'"uuhceneht OF the o-cont rate of
"a" ~ o"nta r." IN the journal Yesterday was
siN'i 10 inc public six hours pfior 10 the
hvnr,'P' "i IN" notice at tn" local office
,t,. nnt". IN thSt the rate WAS denied by the
,"',ut ~ : renttSvntatircs, and Il denial
down low p9ttnd ot ndoS on ,Shangc. hut vas taken
M r.n "t NOM, Wh"h III" formal notice OF
-. ~ I1to WAS received.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
MINOR MENTION.

One car of maple sugar from Port I.rvi,
Canada. was received at the custom house
yesterday,
John Franklin. arrested for stealing at
the market, was hned sl5 in police court
yesterday OH Il charge OF dsorderly CON
duct.
Chris Kuhl. a saloonkeeper at 1900 West
Ninth street, was fined $50 in police court
yesterday for conducting mis- place without
a license.
The death OF Joe Emmons, the letter car
rier YESTERDAY, caused w T. Marsh 10 he
changed from the extra list to the regular
force of carriers.
w. q. LeEgitt sold yesterday for the
L.ong-Bel Lumber Company, six houses at
the southwest corner of Seventeenth and
Charlotte streets, TO Il. Il. Franks, for
5000 cash.
Thomas Wood. middle aged man, claim.
ing to he from Himeborough ILL., was
found under the Hannibal bridge by De
tective OHare last night In a weak con.
dition on account Of illness. lie was sent
to the city hospital.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Yesterdays races resulted as follows:
First race--Thrre--ghths of a mile. EN-
erald lG7. won Ada NJ, l07, second: Billie
Heck. 109. third, Time. l:os.
second race-One-half mile. Brazoria, lo2.
NSn NSgo MapSry i pS1Gs H 4ime @ S5 Ie'0nd Louisa
second Eechoillee, l0s, third. Time. :2i.s.
Fourth race--Seven-eighths of mile.
Alva, l0T. won; Nick Carter. 1l0; second:
Southern Lady, 1o5, third. Time, 1871.
Miss Addie, ,io5. won; May Blossom; los
1:l0i2,
Entries for to-day's races:
First race-Four furlongs; selling. Ear
nile H.. 100; Montrellow, lOi; Kitty Hayes.
i02: Banter, ioI; Lonesome. Jr., l0i; Nellie
Williams, 81; Derby Maid, ss; Geld dust,
selling Willie r.. i07; Van Wasgoner. ioi;
Knight Templar lCi; la Pavan, iO2; Kittie
West, iOe; General Miles, l0i; Lida Wright.
lO2; Harriet H.. loa.
rlsoh' IS; Wild tartar joe; Mr. Dunlap. 10;
Jacob Litt, ssi. Denizetta. 81; .Furlong. 81;
Lula Fry. S6; Sir, Archer, loi; Hoax, q.
Fourth race-Six furlongs; handicap.
Queen Faustus, no; Imp. Timothy, ll0;
Alva, l07; La Fiesta, lio; Disturbance. los;
Aureola, ICE; Daylight, 90: Moss Roae, s9;
Aeri4a fs, ~ TbomnsSn asnnts p H. 'o' Royal Ne''e
selling Gray Battle. lO7; Winchester. 95:
Nellie Casteel, l02; Mike Rice. 95: Fins,
%; Camden, l0i; Damper. %; Heck. Jr.,
ioi; Cheyenne Fanny, ss; Maple Leaf. ice.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
LIKEATHIEF IN THE NIGHT

Rrights Disease and other Kidney tfoublfs
steal upon us and are firmly settled before
we know II. II the Lungs, Heart OF. Liver
quickly.
The Kidneys don't.
Their early symptoms are but few and
apparently insisnifcant..
Woe to him. nevertheless, who neglects
or misunderstands them.
For 1t means, first. blood poisoning, then
drOpsy, then death by stupor (coma) or
convu!sions.
II may attack us at any age.
Its only signs may be "A little headache.
a little dullness, a little twitching of the
der the eyes, u little dyspepsia, slight ver-
tigo or dizziness. and then the light is sud
denly blown out.
Ease your Kidneys, preserve your health.
save your life by using DR.. Hobbs Sparagus
Kidney Pills. They Will relieve these over
ons and impurities out of your system, and
will heal, strengthen and cure your Kid
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

the International chess tournament was
played to-day in this city. the results be-
ing as follows:
Schallopp beat showalter in a Petroff de-
f.nse after - moves.
Maroczy and Teichmann drew Ruy
Lopez after 81 moves.
Marco beat niackburne In a counter CEN
ter gambit after Sc moves,
Schlrchtcr and Charousck drew a P-Q
four opening after 50 moves.
Tschigorin heat Lnsker In queens gam
bit after q, moves.
Schiners and Steinit2 drew u four knights
game after 20 moves.
Pillsbury beat Tarrasnh in queens
gambit after 81 moves.
Albin and Janowski drew Ruy Lopez
after ~ moves.
Walbrodt beat Porses in French de-
fcnse after NJ moves.
Winawcr had a bye.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

to Mena, and for the rect OF the excursion
two through trains to Mrna, On ina cN-
curslon train the Pullman rat" Viii he fe.
iucci to 81 and the round trip fafo Will
he 8 from Kansas CITY.
The Western Passenger Associat ion
roads viii carry oNcursiouists 10 and trom
Mcnn on the. dates named. for one fare for
the round trip
toNcfnGf tihfk, OF Mkah9as, ami al
the mcmbers Of the state Legislature have
been invited to he present ut the crlrhtu-
tlnn, II Is expected that Governor Clhtk
Will deliver an address. EN.Govuruor Fish.
back viii be there and speak to the mutt.
tulc upon The Resources OF Arkansas 70
Major William Wurn"r Of this city and
other well known Kansas Citynn~ VIII be
IN attendance and deliver addresses. The
Commercial Club VIII send down a dele
cation and open commercial and indus
trial exhibit In Mcnn
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
SPURIOUS coMrLExroNs.

There Is no longer any reason or excuse
for people To permit tArm-aIEcs 10 be III
figured by hdgous p.inuIes, urupt.g .gus.
rough. coarse sktn or spurious complies
ions, All thusr dlstguratiJug are tlN =
,ult of bad blood. Sad blood is prpdup
hy bad digestion, 1t 10 tIms and nIuurF
wasted and oniy makes n bad compi E.pt
worse to use powder sulyc, facc WASH
or any Other preparation pUt M for that
purpose Impure blood beiui, the cause of
All these dStiEGrine Diseases, there can Ls
no way of getting rid Of them but by uuf!,
Tying the blood. and Siucr pUr" blood
cannot be produced by ulswarl application
It Is, Of coutse, Impossible TO rulc pimples:
rruptiuns. rough, coarse SKIN ana BAD
compilations Icy suth m, thuds, No,hius
but u prop'r Inward medicine can possibly
purIfA tn blood, cons lunnuN nothing hut
proper inward mwdir.h" can euro plm-
pl's, orUrtlnnH, iUHfA, course skin or Spu-
rloUs eoTpirNluus. The EHl Cross roustl-
tutiuual medicine stands a.uR' rs curs
for ptmples eruption and ~ other SKIN
dlsrHsrs. II roEtItUt the systrm and PHI
riuos the blood. 1t cllr,un- aui b"autlh,s
the complrNiog. making the san q clear
as grv tul and 1s Nnn NJ -ilk. No kin
blrmish h.s ~ amy Kind cau rvi~t after using
this mcdiC.uc cures s'iur, nlggA m AL
rafos. RED cross CuNSTtTUTIo$AL
MEDICINE CO.. l2aJ Grand ave, Kansas
CITY. Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
sExTUPLET BEAT THE EXPRESS.
The Long talked Of Race Took Pincr
Ncnr syrnrnsr, n. ". Ycstrr-
slny ATteruOOu,

Syracuse, n. v. July 2s.--when the west
ward bound Empire State express was
about two miles west Of Syracuse this att
rrnoon It raced with six athletic young
men on seStuplet. Arrangements FOR the
race were quietly completed several days
ago. At this point is n rtretch of cnder
path about four feet wide and mile and a
half long. AZ soon the Empire hove In
sight the sextuplet got under way The
Empire was soon abreast and the race be-
gan, For a quarter OF mile II was an
even thing. At the end of n half mile the
seNtuplet was four lengths ahead. The sex
tuplet was then obliged to slow down, ow-
ing to a short bridge a quarter of "A mile
ahead. A number of railroad officers and
bicycle men witnessed the race and four
photos OF the race were secured.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
Visitors at the Yards win stock.

a. w. Wilson. Denver, coI.. had In cat
tie yesterday.
4 Graves. Norton, Eas,, WAS in yes,er-
W. II. Lyons, Hrlsdalr, ka-, was in yes.
teriuy with hogs
5, Thompson, l.connrlyille, Kas. came i'll
yesterday with hoEs.
j, II. Pratt, White city, kas., came in
yesterday with cattle.
c. H. Gllnknan, Lane. Kas.. was here
yesterday with cattle.
II. Il, Williams, EmpOril, kas,, came In
yesterday with cattle,
Prince ~ Forest ana !. +, Wright, rtnh,
had in sheep yesterday
l.. W. Brsbby, Alta Vista. kRs., was
here yesterday with hogs.
George Crotty, Crafty. kns, was at the
yards Yesterday with hogs.
Miller * Majors, Winchester. Kas.. had
in cattle and hogs yesterday
j, VI. Wright, Alma, Kas.. WAS at the
yards yesterday with cattle,
j. II. Smith, coyVile, kas. came In yes
tcrduy with cattl" and hogs
$. a. Cooper. Clay Center. kns., was on
tn" yards yesterday with hogs,
Fred Hanson and NJ J, Breen, Sklddy.
Has, were in yesterday with cattle.
Thomas Horn-r, Atchisun, Kas,, was nt
the yards yesterday with cattle AMI hogs
William jenkins, Blairstown. Mo, was
hogs.
I!d Quinn and d. A. Vandever. Ncode-
sha, Kas. were in yesterday with cattle
and hogs.
W. r. Hewitt and ". c. Tanner, I.eav-
enworth, kas.. We're acre yesterday after
stock heifers
Andy Nordenu, Dwight county Kas., was
In yesterday with hogs, lie reports cattle
short In his county. but more hogs. Corn
and grass fine,
II, q. Ludky. Marshall county. was here
yesterday with hogs. lie SAYS cattle and
hogs are short ia his county. wheat good
and corn ani grass line in his county.
George Rineham Saline county, Kus.,
was at the yards yesterday with hogs. fle
says they have an average number OF cattle
and hogs In his county. Wheat poor hui
corn good and grass fine.
Doc Day, ut one time one of the best
known ranchmcn in Texas, but who has
been out OF the cattle business for soin,
years. has again entered the trade, ana is
on his old ranch near Ashland, kas.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
GAUDAUR WON AN EASY RACE.
Rnn Awny From Ills Competitors In
the ChnmpiOnshtp contest
nj Halifax.

Halifax. n. s.. July 2s-Tho principal
oScnt OF the iirst days programme OF the
carnival was In the professional single
scul' race for the world's championship.
distance three miles. Seven started, Is
follows. H. II. Rogers. of schuyler n. y;
Il. o. Durnan of Toronto; j. j, Casey. Of
Bo,ton; Louis Lovett, OF Halifax: George
Ruhoar. of Lordon Edward Hanlnn. OF
Toronto. and G.. q. Gaudaur. of Athcrly,
Ont.
Gnudaur took the lead from the start.
by Rogers. These positions were main
taired throughout. GaudHur crossed tho
finish line In 20,25. having almost a walk
ever. Rogers lcd Hanlan about half "A
length Casey and Lovett did not hnish.
The ex-champion WAS somewhat handi
capped by having to row in borrowed
she'll his own having been damaged IN
transit. The prizes In this event were
500 to first; $50 to second and siOo =
third.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Cleveland. o.. July sS-An answer was
fled In the conmon pleas court to-day in
Captain rebcau, of the Cleveland baseball
Club. against the directors OF the National
League. to prevent tho collection of n llnc
defendants filed n notice OF a motion to
dissolve the temporary Injunction. which
solution is asked for on the ground that
the petition Goes not state facts sufficient
to constitute a cause for a temporary re-
straininE order. but only iiscloses that tho
plaintin has facts which disclose that there
IL complete and adequate remedy In suit
to compel the performance OF n personal
contract.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
THE hest LINE.
Huntington Houte to st. Louis.


To the Merchants of Kansas city.
There is but one official programme of
the Karnival Krewr festivities this fall,
and that is being issued by the krewe,
Mr.. Kirby smith has heen employed as
The programme is copyrighted, as is the
poster and the emblem is patented as n
trademark. As there are a number Of
spurious programmes out, merchants will
please he careful to see that they contract
FOR, space in the official publication, which
M Snn ne n,nnr prih,Sm on o,cs n snmciSl
bem on cover, in three colors. and illus
trated inside with numerous half-tone pict-
ures. All other programmes claiming to
he official are infringements.
KANSAS CITY kARNIVAL KREWE
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
HEAVY TRACK Ar CLEVELAND.
Fnvorit-s Won both the Events
which Were Decided.

Cleveland. O., July est was not until
half past O'Clock this afternoon that the
track at the Cleveland Driving park was
in condition for the beginning of the Grand
circuit race meeting. About 1000 persons
were present in the stands when the bell
sounded for the first race, the I'll class
trotting The time made was good under
all the circumstances. although the sport
was far from exciting. 1t was favori'cs'
day both events belng taken by horses
that were played heavily in the pool rooms,
Ben and Helen x. gave, Cor'e McGresor
considerable trouble In all the heats Of the
Walter $. took the 227 race with ease
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
Mc-tcrn AssocintIon VIII Di.ha nd /.

Rockford. ILL.,. July 2s.-The Western
Baseball Association season will probably
close with the present series with Dps
Molnes In this city because Of the with
drawal of Peoria. Most of the clubs de-
cline to go on with the four-club league
because of high railroad rates and frequent
long jumps. Manager Trai!lcy offers to sell
the Des Mones team entire to any minor
league town in the country, the members
having agreed to stay together for the
balance of the season.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

He. was killed by n boat failing on him.
and for n time there was almost n panic
among the players and spectators. Attend
ance 80. Score;
RH II
St Louis .....2 2 | s-2D Is o
Louisville 20 , o o o o p 3 I? 10
Battcries-st. Louis, Donohue and Me-
Farland, Louisville, Cunningham. Holmes
and Miller, McEnrlnni and DeNter.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

London, July 2s-rkia was the first day
of tho Good Wood race meeting and bean-
tiful weather prevailed.
TIL. Stewards cup ot 200 sovsrcigns for
S-ycar-old.' and upward was won by j, II.
Yank's Chasseur. STR Thursky's Tartar was
second and NJ u. I.rhaudy's Sweet Au-
burn third. There were tw.nty-fuur START
ers. Including Mr.. Wishard's American
horse Ramapo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

philadelphia Pa, July 2s.-rhe Giants
hammered Keenan, from start to finish.
and, aided by his loose support, won on easily
ened up in the eighth, when Clements
home ruin drive. keenan's double and errors
hy Connaughton and Gleason. gave the
Iihllles five runs. Attendance 5000 Score:
New York "a 2 0 30 o-io Il 3
Tatteries-New York Meekn and Wilson
Philadelphia, Keenan, and Clements.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
~. are the only pills to take
T1OOQ 3 f1lIS with Hoods sarsaparia.

elusive. He proposes departure in the
races In that there he no split heat, long
drawn out and hard postponed races Each
race to be for $500 and to consist of three
heats of one mile each In harness. The
money will he paid at the end OF each race.
Mr. Clark to-day deposited H,fCO with the
German bank for purses. There will hr
four races daily, consecutNely. as follows:
.:i2 trot AGO pace; 3-ycar-old trut, 2.3o
class free for all pacing. 2'le pace; 2.'S trot;
5-yrar.old pace. az, class 800 trot; 2;la
pace: 2;2o ,rot: a:35 pace; free for all trot.
(. 20 pace; a.35 trot; 2.25 pace. 2:ld trot
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Holton. Kas.. July 2S.-tspecial) Tho
race week opened to-day with a good
crowd, fine weather and "a fast track, sum
marles:
a;2i class; pace Kansas Chief, Jr., won
a:i2l., 2:i5i.. sl4, 2.is,
2;2s class; trotting. Heir Medium won;
silver simmons, second; Myers lnv!nribc,
a:a2. 2:e9ia
Special; 2-ycar-old- pace; half mile heats.
The Search"r won: cricket Hill second; |;
Lizzie X, third. TImo-l:O9. l:01ii. l.Nil,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
Howard Mclean scriou.l, Hurt.

Howard Mclean. Young son of John Il.
Mclean, living at 1881 A!cGee street, was
In front of his home Yesterday afternoon.
and was seriously injured. The boy was
standing In the back part of the wagon.
to the asphalt paving, striking on his head.
Dr. Wheeler and Dr. Chett Mcdonald were
Immediately summoned and dressed the
boys INJURIES
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
Cincinnati %, Cleveland 3.

Cincinnati, o., July oS-The Reds won to-
dny's game in the ninth inning with no one
out. When four runs behind. they tied the
score in the nth, knocking Wilson out of
inning. Cleveland eyened up matters on
Smiths error and Blake's triple In tho
eighth With McPhee and Vaughn on sec
ond and third. Tebeau lost his temper over
what he thought was an unfair decision
and went in to pitch Smiths single on
1900. Score:
Siincl,nsi,i ,..,d SSaasSs 55-siISS / /
Ratteries-i'incinnati pwyer and Peitz;
Cleveland. Young. Wilson. Tebeau and
thinner
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Milwaukee. Wis. July 2S.-Resuits:
First ruce-SX furlones; selling. I'm
brella won. Constance, second. Tonic. third.
Time. l:isis,
Second rgcr-Fivc furlones; SELLING. Eton
Jacket won. Banquo H., second Parrmesan,
third. Time, 1905.
Third race-SiN furlongs: selling. The
Kite won; Dejur, second; Bryan. third.
Time, l:lsi..
Double Quick won; Master Fred, second, ,
Lady Rose, third Time, i:3S,
Fifth race-Onc mile. Paros won. Dick
Rchan, second; Rcy pelmar, third. T!mc,
.lIih.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Columbus. o., July 2s.--ATinncapoiis could
do nothing with McGreevs to-day, the
Western Association twirler holding them
du"'n to five scattering hits, while Carney
was easy for the rejuvenatcd Senators.
Frank and Strauss. recently released by
Minneapolis. carried OFF the batting and
GcIu,nfus Iff sO.''. 80 0 . 90 5-a7
Minneapolis 20 o o ! o o 0 0-l . 0
Observation-Disclosures. McGreevy and VIII
son; Minneapolis. Carney and Schriver.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
WESTERN LEAGUE.


indianapolis, Ind, July 2S.--St. Paul took
game from Indianapolis to-day. Manager
Watkins filed protest, however. because
of decision of Umpire Strothers, Burns
was batting in the fifth, when rain inter-
fered He had two strikes. but on resump-
ton of play S,rothers called them balls.
Brrns then got base on balls But for
this decision the score would have been
tied In the ninth. as Haskell scored on Il
single of Shugarts when the side should
have been retired Score:
RH E
indianapolis 30 o o 0 - 5 /
St Paul ........O o . 0 y o '-3 I
teries-Indianapolis, Damnann. Davis
and Buckley; st. Paul, Dcnzcr and Spies.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Boston. July 2s-Pcrfect fielding and
timely hitting enabled the Bostors to beat
the orioles to-day In one OF the hottest !
games OF the season. Both sullivan and
Pond pitched hne game and kept the
big battcrs guessing. while the hits on
both sides were few. Score!
RH II
1oston ....... o q q q is . 0
Baltimore see. o . o o % . .
Rntt.ries-Roston. sullivan and bergen,
Baltimore, Pond and Clark
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Detroit. Mich. July 2s.-Gayle pitched in
his old time form to-day, and all but shut
the Brewers out. GlenalVln, at second for
game Score:
r H II
Detroit ...,..,1 o 2 J., 3
Milwaukee, . % | . o o 0 o. 7
l.atteries-Dctroit, Gayle and Twineham;
milwaukee, Rettger and Spear.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Rockford. ILL.,, July 2s.-Score.
Rockford 80 o 1 o o o 0 IL ! /
Dcs Moines. % . o o o o o / % . 4
Rattcrics-Rockford. Molesworth and
snyder; Des Mones, Sonier and Lohman.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Hamilton, ont. July 2s--Alanager Rich
nrdson. OF the Hamilton Baseball club.
playing in the Canadian League, has telc-
graphed a big offer TO Amos Rusie, form
erly pitcher OF the New Yorks.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

st. Louis. No., July 2s-The Browns de-
AT every point, and knocking Cunningham.
who was very wild. QUE of the box. Their
fielding was perfect. while the visitors rec
ord in the error column was thirteen.
Some delay In the game was occasioned by
ias death OF sailor at the chutss near by.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29
Winners ut 81. Louis.

st. Louis, July 2s.-This was Ladies' day
at the fair grounds, and despite the terri
BILE heat 5000 people, attended the races
finishes were close and the time good
Fayerites captured the third, fourth and
fifth events. Summary:
First race-Sellng; six furlongs Mermaid,
8 lGarnerl, to g and o to 6. won: Hano
Belle. o. &c. Slsu4hter). 10 u ] and To L
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

This hot weather is bad for the children.
Take them and go to the Northern lakes
The Burlington route has double daily SER
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Butte. Mont, 2s.-The favorites won In
all but two races to-day.
Facing. 2:15 class. Del Norte won In
three straight heats; Delphis. second. Best
time, 2ii
Second race-2:2o class; purse, 500 Mon
terey won; Sacramento. second; Nettie
Hall, third. Best time, 2:liS.
Third race-Running; five and a half fur
longs; selling. Tennessee Maid won; Shot
Silk. second; Latonla. third Time. | ;09is.
Fourth race-Slx furlongs; selling. Gold
Time. l;l51s.
Fifth race-Five furlongs. May W. won;
nill Howard. second; ostler Joe. third.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Chicago, Ill. July 2s,--To-iay's game was
pitchers battle, in which Terry came out
considerably the hest. giving hut one base
on balls and striking out hvc men. against
Klii"n's three free passes and no strike
outs Attendance 2.oic. Score.
Ri II
Chicago .,..,0 o 1 o o 0 - s I
flttsburg . 400 o . o / o o-l : .
Rattefies-Chicago, Terry and Donahuc, ,
Pittsburg, killen and Merritt.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

Many persons keep Carter's Little Liv-
er Pills on hand to prevent bilious attacks,
sick headache. dizziness. and find them Just
what they need.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-29

St. Joseph. Mo. July 2s.-tspeciai) Pal
mer Clark, the well known horseman. OF
Chicago. tonight announced the pro-
sramme for four days trottlng and
pacing meeting hera SSntanihss ia IL In