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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

ACTING under an act Of tho legisla.
turc passed ut Albany last winter
Warden Sage, OF Sing Sing prison, will
mt once inaugurate the licrtillon sys-
TEN for the Identification and mcasur-
ing OF the criminals now in Sing Sing
prison. There are Is measurements in
all If the Bcrtillon system becomes
universal 1t will be no trouble to 10.
cate the whcrca bouts Of any criminal.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
avfu, Fate of Two little Children.

WICHITA. Kan, July 92.-Two little
children Of Ira Reese were buried alive
near Fowler, In the edge OF Meade
county, yesterday. They were playing
under largo bank when It suddenly
gave way and they were buried be-
meath the dirt The horrible accident
was witnessed by their father, who
made supcrhumsn efforts 10 save them,
but they were dead when they dug the
sand AWAY from them.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
rrrinc 10 Hoard Gold.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-0ne feature
OF note in yesterdays operations al
the treasury was the startling Increase
Of tho amount Of gold withdrawn IRON
the sub.;ressury for boarding In thii
country. Tuesday only slsA go In coin
was drawn out for this purpose. but
yesterday the amount withdrawn ~.
Rreaatsd S7tt, 100
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
statement of Kansas City Banks.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July :3-Thc
statements of Kansas City national
banks, which have just been made in
response TO the call OF the comptroller,
show tho. banks TO be In the most cx-
ccllcnt condition. Tho aggregate OF
cash and sight exchange held is 81,
Gj3,7 36, which is almost 40 per cent
OF the total deposits. The cash hold
ings have increased 500, 900 since May
2, though in that time deposits have
fallen off nearly Sl,OOO,000
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

THE total production of crude pc
trolcum in the United States In ls95
was 5a,os3,5a6 barrels, valued at ST..
69i,a70, against 40, 3i4, sic barrels in the
previous year, valued ut s35, 5a:. Oas.
Since the beginning of operations In
Titusvillc, Pa, in 1859, the enormous
total of 7O9,7l3, 400 barrels OF crude pc
troleum have been produced in this
country, of which SIG, G57,2G barrels
represent the product of the Pcnnsyl.
vania and New York oil fields
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
win Indorse bryan.

PHILADELPHIA, July so.-The demo-
cratic city executive committee will
meet within the next two weeks and
indorse Bryan and Sewall and tho
whole platform Of the Chicago conven-
ton. The democratic state central
committee will meet In the latter part
Of August or early In September and
take similar action.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
MuRoERoUs REVENGE.
A Man Tries to XIII Young Boy Becau
He Dlslikcd the boys Father.

A Man Tries to XIII Young Boy because
He Dlslikcd the boys Father.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juiy 2a-Thomas
Walker missed his scven-year-old boy
yesterday. He found tho child bound
and gagged aud headed up securely in
barrel which lay in the yard OF his
neighbor, William Watts Walker has
had Watts arrested, charged him with
the attempted murder of his child.
The two men, who are pcddlcrs, quar-
relied and Walker charging that Watts
intended to kill his son In revenge.
Wednesdays baseball Games.
Western lesgue-Detroit II, Kansas
City 4; Minneapolis 1877, Columbus lis;
ST Paul 0. indianapolis 8; Milwaukee
II, Grand Rapids g
National league - Chicago 10, Bcs.
ton Q; st. Louis g. Philadelphia 2;
Louisville ll.2. Brooklyn 81; clevc-
land -, Washington S; Cincinnati Q.
New York g.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
NINE WERE DROWNED.
Flood in Northern Kentucky Destructive to
Lifc aud Property.

Lilo aud Property.
FRASKFoRT, KY, July 22.-Nine lives
were lost rs the result OF last nights
food. SO far as heard from. Gaines
bridge, over Benson creek, was washed
away four miles from town. The dead
are: James Bradley and wife and four
children; Mrs. Bryant, q widow. and
two children. They lived 10 q fiat
along Benson creek, which rose
SO rapidly that the houses
were washed away before the
occupants knew their danger Many
people living in Benson valley left
their houses and waded out through
mad waters, only escaping few min.
utes before the buildings were washed
away. The destruction to property in
many parts Of Franklin county Is COM
plete. Damage is estimated at $780,
600 ut the lowest figure, and Is prob
ably q great deal more.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
COOPER BESTs SANGER.
Outridcs Him In tho Fastest Two Hea
Ever Zone In America,

Outridcs Him In tho Fastest Two Heats
Ever Zone In america.
TORONTO, Ont, July 90. There was
great excitement at the Island bicycle
track when the race between Tom
Cooper and Walter Sanger was ruu.
Fully 1900 people were present. and
the champions were greeted with i'm.
mense enthusiasm. The race, which
was from q flying start, mile heats,
paced by tandcms was won by
Cooper In two straight heats
in the fast time of 1858 2.5 and
1853 3-5, respectively. Both heats were
so close that the wheels were almost
side by side during the contest, there
never being more than 4 length of o
wheel between them. This makes q
Canadian record and the two heats are
the fastest two heats ever ridden on
this continent
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
ALosa 70 stockholdcrs.

BURLINGTON, Kan, July 2a-The
coffey county cooperative store made
an assignment yesterday. The assets
arc about So, 500 and the liabilities S.
100, and this means loss to the stock
holders, who are all farmers, OF their
original stock and about so per cent
besides.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
xybo,csale ,ycwclry Firm Falls.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 23.-H. OPP
penheimcr s. Co. jewellers at DOS Walnut
street, assigned yesterday aud the stock
and fixtures were taken possession of
by s j. Fitzhugh, for the Citizens na-
tional bank, which was the largest
creditor OF the company. The liabili-
ties of the firm are estimated Mt $40, =
900, and the assets ut S75,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

The convicts in the Ohio peniten.
tiary have held convention TO protest
against the sentencing of men to life
imprisonment under the habitual GRIM
inals act Next VIC will have con.
vention of murdcrcrs, the ST Louis Re.
public says, agitating for the suppress.
sion Of the hangman.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

LONDON has been aroused to the he.
ccssity of having 3O.foot channel
open into the Thames ut all stages Of
the tide in order to be able to compete
with Southampton and Liverpool. Yes.
sells drawing 81 feet can pass only 10
days in the year and those drawing rs
feet on 1875 days.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

Sno MEMoTo and 4. Kusakado, two
prominent Japanese business mcu, re.
Gently arrived at San Francisco. They
have secured an option of 5000 acres
of land in Mexico ind they will cut
tho immense tract into small farms
which will DO operated by coolio labor.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

ST. JOINS, Newfoundland, July g.
The British steamer Concordla, which
was bound from Montreal to Glasgow,
has put In here almost n wreck and re-
ports having struck an iceberg In d
fog in Belle Isle straits Monday night
Her bows nrc crushed In TO the fore
hatch and her cargo. consisting OF cat
tic and general merchandise, damaged.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
MISSOURI REPuRLIcANs.

Tho a's State Convention In Session at
ngneld-Opcning Work.
SrRISGrIEID, Mo-, July eat was
just II o'clock when, with a band
playing In front and drum corps In
the rear Of the opera house, Chaunrey
I. Filloy, followed by tho faithful Al
bert Griilln, state secretary, marched
Into the republican state convcn-
tion hall. The building was crowded.
Most Of tho delegates wcrc in their
seats, and when tho state chairman
made his appearance his admirers stood
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
Perfectly Safe.

Mammal don't like the idea of that
young Harris hanging around Jenny
so much. lie hasn't cent except his
little salary.
Papa-You needn't worry. They are
both too busy talking about bicycles
to have any time for love-making.-
indianapolis Journal.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

THE Brooklyn Health Culture club
will carly in October, on u rainy DAY,
come out in their new common
sense" costumes The object OF tho
club is to set an cxamplo Of sensible
dressing. The club is composed Of
society and professional women.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
The Young Iden.

Teacher-Childrcn, you should al
ways respect your teacher. Now.
Willy Green, tell me why you should
respect me.
Willy-On account Of your age.-Tit-
Bits.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

AS the head Of the Vanderbilt FAM
lily Cornelius Vanderbilt controls e.
600 miles of railroad, capitalized NJ
over 5000. COG, ZOO. lie holds the welfare
of thousands in his hands
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

THERE is q possibility that the pro-
ject of the late "Brick" Pomcroy TO
tunnel the Rocky mountains may be
revived. Friends OF the widow and
some of tho largest stockholders have
been casting about for Some way to
get back the moncy-Si, OU0. OO0--sunk
in the tunnel. Experts are now In
Colorado examining the property, and
whom their report is made the stock
holders will decide whether U 60 on
with the job. Brick" Pomeroy thought
that by tunnel, which could after
wards be used by railroads. unlimited
supplies OF gold, silver and other met
ais would be laid bare.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

PROF. w. W. McEwES, Of jackson,
Mich, proposes to revolutionizc aero.
nautics by using an immense rocket
for his ascensions instead OF the time
worn balloon. He has begun work In
Chicago upon the Go.foot rocket Of alu'
minum, phosphor-bronze and other
things, which Is TO carry him two miles
into the air in fewer seconds by many
than ever mortal man has ever before
trsverssd that distance. on earth o.
through the atmosphere. The variou,
devices for the propulsion Of the mon.
stsr, the sieadyipg Of lie long hlght
through the air, the provision OF air e
,ts occupant. ple., are ell pptented
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25
CURRENT COMMENT.

MRs. WILSON, OF New York, Is said 10
have married of her sons md daugh-
ters to fortunes agrregating s;75,-
600, 900.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-07-25

DURING the II months ended with
May 81 last the exports of this coun-
try amounted to SOS, a65, 1851 aud tho
imports to s7aa, 1861, POI.
The morning times., 1896-07-20
WILL FIGHT TUESDAY NIGHT.
Everything in Rea diness for the Young
Mems Athletic Club Carnival.

Mems Athletic Club Carnival.
Everything is in readiness for the fstio
carnival before the Young Mems Athletic
Club next Tuesday evening.
The program promises To be the best
that has been afforded local ucv Utees Of
the manly art" for a long period.
All the principals 10 tne bouts are 10
fine trim and are only wanting the sound
OF the gong and the referees command TO
shake hands and break away"
The stellar attraction OF the evening viii
tween George siddons OF New York and
Howard Wilson, champion lightweight OF
the District.
Wilson has fought many battles and has
only suffered ore uefeat, That at the hands of
Joe Cans of Baltimore, who claims tie
championship or the South.
Despite Cans victory over Wilson there
are many followers of the sport VINO think
sleep at 126 pounds, and are ready with
their money tor such Il light at any time
or place.
They have repeatedly challenged Cans
at this weight, but he seems to want nune
OF it.
siddons, also has a good record. He has
been the cock OF the walk in dozen
ha rd contests in the rUped arena, and has
never been licked by any one near his
, pounds.
off, Champion George Dixon in "a twelve
round mix-up. Dixon was i'll his prime at
the time, and Siddons staying was the
sensation OF the puglnStlc Worlu.
Both Wilson and Siddons are i'll fine con-
dition, and us both are confident OF WIN
ming it should be pretty fight. Money
Is even on the men nj present.
The main event will he preceded by a
fifteen-round ''curtain raiser' between
featherweights.
special train will bring a crowd of
New York, Philadelphia, Wilmington. and
Baltimore sports to the ring side, all of
whom will back Siddons.
The WashingtoDia will not lack for con-
stituents Cd the night OF the go, as hundreds
OF his admirers have announced that they
will be present with their long green ready
| 10 bet Oh their fave rite.
The morning times., 1896-07-20
DIAMOND DUST.

The Senators were not good mud horses.
Mercer's sore arm could not stand tie
strain.
When will tie Senators get loose from the
hoodoo?
King will probably pitch at Cleveland this
afternoon.
Oh, that Smiling AIS good right arm
were well.
Jimmy McJames pitched great ball in
Brooklyn lost also. Down the chute
we 20 together.
1t is no longer shooting the chute it
is gliding the gutter.
Mr.. Wagner saw an exhibition of the
hard luck with his own eyes.
Just wait until the Senators return nome
What they will do to the other clubs WIN
be plenty.
The Western end of the League is
Jonah to Scrappy and his baho. NO
doubt about it.
Thesenators have reached the point l'. where re
they can say "howdy' 10 New 1ofh WIFI
out straiDng their lungs.
With the exception of Glenn, all the
Chicago team of 1876 are awe. Ahsoh
and Hines ire Still playing baii.
McGuire's poor throw TO first base 10 tEe
first game gave the CO.'S tW3 sa runs anu was
the cause OF the Senators deleat.
Fred Clarke, of Louisville, has younger
brother, JACK, who is coming player.
He plays with team at winfield, Kan
Indianapolis plays at Cincinnati August
Z. Inc meeting between MT bluSh Two
winning clubs will be watched with inter
est.
Dick Harley is playing great game in
center field for the. Springfield club OF tie
Eastern League. He leads OH IN Latl'he
for the team.
No team these days can expect 10 nave
fighting chance for the pennant unless
team work is the most conspicuous feature
of their playing.
1t was defeat without disgrace. There
can be no just complaint on games lost 1y
such close scores. chicago Hdu eic iuch'
and that's all there is to IL.
Ex-senator Sam Wise is playing as good
second base for Buffalo as any man
in the country. His popularity IN buliaio
is such that he leads popular VotlhS
contest.
Come to think about 1t, perhaps the
| Senators are being punished Tor pla wing
| ball Oh Sunday. but whataoout tDe otne.
| fellows? Have the Senators got 10 stana
| the whole load?
Johnny O'Brien had a great chance to
| on bases. But two hands were ouI ann
| Johnny made the third one by popping up
a fly to Decker in left field.
| In the third inning OF the second game
| Billy Lush made phenomenal return OF
| the ball from center field, catching LANCE
| AT the plate upon the latter'S attempt to
score from second on Decker's drive.
| When a club gets in a rut OF losing or
win ming it seems almost ihposS, me TO Y tse
l spirit with which the men go INTO the
1 game and q streak of winning or losing
| Is bound to affect them.
Talk about hard luck, just watch the
Senators scores. Players OF other clubs
| can make errors and in q great ma oIity
OF cases no damage results, but let a
Senator drop . ny, tumble p ball or
The morning times., 1896-07-20
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
1t Is Still in Existence and May Yet
Use the Park.

L Sc the PARK.
The trouble among some or the District
League clubs has resulted III what may DE
the complete disruption OF tie league II
has been playing its games AT Nauohai
Park, but il is asserted that Mr.. wagner
will no longer permit the clubs to use the
grounds because Of some disgraceful con-
tentions between some OF the cluas An
effort was made TO learn the authority
for the statement that Mr.. Wagner had
refused the further use of the park grounds-
President Knecsi, of the District League,
and Secretary Grimes, have neither received
any such word from Mr.. wagner direct,
but Mr.. Miller is credited with saying at
the club grounds that Mr.. Wagner has so
decided, and when asked the reason saiu
il was because OF the fusses between Ine
Shamrocks and the Canterburys- MI
Miller is keepcr of the grounds and IL Is
said that he would not have So remarked
unless Mr. Wagner had really informed MIN.
President Kneesi, of the league, beeame
alarmed and Saturday night wrote MI.
Wagner a letter of explanation.
When the last row took place at tne
park II was between the shdinI1chs III, ni,u
the Canterburys, between Mn'o tine e'I II
was only the repetition of an occurrence
of some weeks before, and the Dlstrict
league board of arbitration took tne mat
ter up, and at a meeting attended by MT
Kneesi of the Mile Limits; president, Mr.
Grimes, Eastern Athletic Club, secretary,
and Mr. Harlow, OF the Shamrocks, IL was
decided to drop the Canterburys from the
league. The Canterburys demurred at
this action, but the other clubs refused
70 MAY with them. This, Mr.. Kneesi de-
tailed TO Mr. Wagner, and said in view OF
the boards action, there would be no
further trouble. Speaking OF the acton
of Mr.. Wagner, Mr.. Kneesi said last night:
eft is moi true, as stated, that am not
sorry that it has occurred. am very
sorry, because, unless Mr.. wagner de-
cides differently, il will mean the COM
nIete disbapdinC OF the league clubs"
When asked II the league could not Sc
cure other grounds, he Icplied: NO; TN
less the games could te played at Nationai
PARK the league would disband ana the
schedule would be declared off.
But he hoped to get favorable answer
| soon from Mr.. Wagner, and thus settle the
| controversy. ..fs. -.
The morning times., 1896-07-20
SPIDERS TOOK BOTH.
Louisville Went Down Twice Before
Patsy R.doubtables.

Louisville, July IS. -CIeveIand TOOK Two
games from Louisyil lille this afternoon in
the presence OF the largest crowd in the his
tory of ba bali in this city. Thirteen thou
sand five hundred people packed tie grand
stand and bledChers ana overflowed the
sides OF the PARK. Tie last time the Spiders
were here several inquired III tie police court
for disordcrly conduct IN the lield: To-Day
they broughta crowd OF RIOTERS along. but
weTcveryIlue. Umpire Nj Farland walked
off the field after lining McCrecry SO tor
disputing a decision ana declared he would
umpire no further on account oil McCreerys
kicking, but he was prevailed upon To come
back. Cliagunans error ana two bases
on balls gave Cleveland the first game.
Young won the second for tie Spiders 10y
keeping LOuisyilic's hItS well scattered
Cleveland has signed Pitcher McDeriuott,
Just released by Louisville Scores.
The morning times., 1896-07-20
Spend the Day on the Green Lawns
of Marshall Hall.

No other place around Washington is
so cool, so beautiful, so attractive, as
MarhSall Hall. There are amusements
for old and young. Elegant meals and
lunches served at the cafes, and in the
dining hall. Steamer Manchester leaves
at 10 a. M and 2:3Op,m. Steamer River
Queen at p. m. On Thursday, Friday.
and Saturday evenings, steamer Manchester
leaves at $50 for the sail to Indian Head,
stopping at Marshall Hall both ways.
The morning times., 1896-07-20

Earned runs Louisville, l. First base
by Cleveland. 4; Louisville, l.
Left on ases-CleveiaDd, Z, Louisville. =.
.. Struck BY Cuppy, A; by Frazer. 2.
Ihree-base hij-Cuppy. Iwo-pase hits
McCrcery. Tebeau and Cuppy. Sacrifice
Mt-Blake. Stolen bases-DeXter, Hol:nes
and Tcbeau. Double plsys-Crooks aud
Nicklin; Cuppy and Tebeau. Passed balls
Dexter . Unpire-Mr Mcfarland. Time
of game hours and % minutes.
The morning times., 1896-07-20

Earned runs-Chicaso 3. First base by
errors Washington s. Lett on bases
Chicago II, Washington l.. First base
on balls or Friend >, off Mercer |.
Struck out-By Friend =, by Mercer /.
hit Cartwright. Stolen b;ise-Donotue.
Double ulay-Laacc and Donohgc. Hit by
nitche.-By Friend 3. by Mercer >. I'M
pire-Emsle. Time of game hours and
10 minutes.
The morning times., 1896-07-20

Earned runs-Mile Limits 3, Shamrocks
L. First base by errOrs-Miie Limits 3,
Shamrocks |. Left on bases-Mi!e Limits
., Shamrocks .. First base on bails-Mile
Limits s, Shamrocks 4. struck out-By
Purner IL, by Lehman ,. Home run
Moran. Three base hit-Moran. Two
base hits-Eibel, Lancr, Purner. stolen
bases-Laner 4. Conner. Eibel 2. Johnson.
Hoffman, Foulke 9, Cassidy 2, Lehman.
Hole, Powell z. Double play-Elbel, IN
assisted. Hit by pitcher-By Lehman 1.
Umpires-Moran and Clifford.
The morning times., 1896-07-20
ORIOLES TOOK THE LAST.
Record Brea king Crowd Saw the Reds
Di.Genf ed

Cincinnati, Ohio, July lathe largest
crowd that ever witnessed a ball game
in Cincinnati saw Baltimore win the last
game OF the series this afternoon. Fore
man began the game, but Fisher relieved
him in The third In the seventh, owing
TO Umpire Sheridan's decisions, the locals
went To pieces, and the champions scored
min" uEcarncd runs. Hoffer pitched
good game. The features were Kclleys
and Eseler's batting, and the fielding of
Jennings and McPhee. Attendance, 81
The morning times., 1896-07-20

him. often during a game bas on balls
is as good as a Int, but several Senators
do not seem to take that view Of the
matter.
The addition of Rogers and Crooks has
certainly made a wonderful Improvement
in the playing OF the Louisville team. They
are putting up n fast, snappy game and
are no easy mark for any club as / tLink
the BaltimoreS have already found out.
They took three straight from Philadelphia
Oh the home grounus which is the IlrSt
time that feat was ever accomplished; took
two out OF three from Boston, ana are
going to try right hard TO do the same
thing with Baltimore. This is accounted
for largely by tie Tact that those players
on the team now are entirely harmonious
and the whole club plays TO win. Rogers
on first base and Crooks on second sliiCe
they have been playing on the Loulsvlile
team have played wonderful ball, besides
hitting timely, and there has never been
game that Crooks has participated I'D since
ne has Eeen with the ColoneS that ne
has not played all around O'Brien.-John j.
Saunders in Sporting Life.
The morning times., 1896-07-20

"Scrappy' Bill and his band lost the
double-ileader to Chicago yesterday after
noon. Errors gave the Colts the first
game, and inability TO bat south paw Friend
was the cause for the second defeat. Both
scores were close and there wa is no hGfnilla-
ton coupled with tie beatings. Tie Sen
ators pla yed good ball If they made errors
and got the worst OF the argument. Patsy
and lis Spiders cinched Il couple of gaines
III Louisville and Baltimore gave tie en-
cinnatis the worst licking they have had
in some iirne. 81. LOUIS makes Il lablJ or
winning Sunday games and Brooklyn was
the victim yesterday.
The morning times., 1896-07-20

Earned runs-Cincinnati, :. Baltimore, 4.
First base by errors-Cincinnati, / /; Balti-
more, 3. Left on fases-Cinciunati. :;
Baltimore, 8. First Lase ON lalls-Off
..,n.,, OF Hotter, !. Struck by
Hnffer. 3. TwotaSe hirs-Peitz. h elleS,
Clark, Donnelly, Hofrer, Brodie, 9; Keeler,
jennings. "a, mice nilsNDouneiIy, Doyle
Stolen tnse-kelles. Double pIay-Fisher,
McPnec and Vaughn. Hit by pitcher-Ey
Foreu an, /; ny Fisher, I. In Iire-Mr
sheridan. Time OF game hours and
. minutes.
The morning times., 1896-07-20

Earned runs-St. Louis. 2; Brooklyn, |.
Two-b base hits Turner, Parrot, LaChance.
Three base hit ones. Sacrifice hits
Cross, Griffin. First base On bals-Off
Daub, / off Harper, l; of Hart, 2. Hit by
pitched ball Turner. Anderson. Struck out
BY Hart, 8; by Harper l. Wild pitch
Daub, / Umpires Mccarthy and Murphy.
Time Of game-1 holr an ! 90 minutes.