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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
DEFENDING TEBEAU.
RACES OF YESTERDAY
What Was Done in the facing World In
cludfng Sheepshead.
rINCINN Att

What Was Done in the kscing World In
Guiding sheepshead.
CINCINNATI.
Six uriongs-Whiteside won; 117%.
Five furlongs-Indio won; l :02&.
Mile and seventy yards-Nimrod won;
1:47.
One mile-Hermes won; 1:42K.
Four and half furlongs-Turtie Dove
VINO; :55Ia.
six furlongs-Clissie B won; 116K.
ST. LOUIS.
Six furlongs-Consuella won; 1:16.
Six furlongs-Sauterne won; 1I4A
Six furlongs-Tea Set won; 1:16.
Mile and twenty yards-Figaro won;
1:4Sla.
six furiongs-St Augustine won;
1141s.
Five furlon gs-Agent won; :02&.
KANSAS CITY
Five furlongs-Thurman won; 1:03A
Four and a half furiongs-Emma w
won; so.
Mile-Artiess won; LAX.
Seven furlongs-Littie Nell won;
80 1-2
Five furlongs-Comeaway won 1:o4.
Five furlongs-Ben Harrison won;
1:O4 1-2.
NEW YORK. SHEEPSHEAD.
Five furlongs-Suisun won; 1:01 pa
One mile-Farthing won: 1 :01 %.
Six furlongs-Lambent won; ia As
One emile-Intermission won; 1:4S 2-5.
Five furlongs-Ffying Squadron won;
i:OS
one mile and a quarter-Gold Crest
won; 2:1i.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
BOLT TALK Is All BosH
LeSs Than = Dozen wili Leave the Conven-
Jtsu aud Go Oul~ftY, Toa.

ItSu ana eo tlusTfArs AoA
Chicago. July s--T'he New York dele
cation did not meet tonight. and there
were no small meetings either. The
gold people did not confeg. but talked O.
the display they made IN the conven-
ton, and the applause they ha8 geceiv-
ed. The rumors of bolt from the con-
ventiOn We're pinned down 80 a. 10
demonstrate that only about seven lu-
dlviduals think Of betting They are
said II be Charles Tracey of Albany.
who says he will not vote q SILVER ilEs E..
George y. MoC9@Iland. New York. Perry
Belmont OF Massachusstts McItsrmoit
OF New Jersey and a couple IA PennEy!-
Vania-
Further than these nobody Is talking
bolt and all the gold men VIII stay IN
the convention. even II they do not east
a vote for the candidates Even fh0as
who say they wiI walk 0ut. Will do 80
quietly and without any speeches
II was learned late tonight that ex-
Postmaster General Bisveil. a delegats
from New Yorsg's T'hirty-seconi district.
had left the city and could not b. pre-
ent again. Franklin Bartistt and De-
isncy Nicoll both Of New York were
added % the list Of those who wO0li
leave the convention and allow tl,s!r
places 20 Be filed by alteTnRtcs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
FULTZ HAS eor PACK
He was at Canton to Notify Mcktniey of
His Nomination.

Ee was at Canton to NOTIFY hcA'hiey OF
His Nomination.
South NcAnister, L T.. July s.-Jos.
p FoItz. the Indian Territory member
OF the Republican ratification commit
tee which visited Major William McKin-
lev al his Canton, O.. home 10 inform
him of his nomination for the persi-
deocy. returned Friday to his home in
this city. Mr.. Folz's absence has ex-
tended over a period OF about three
weeks during which time he has been
actively ngaged in attending TO polji-
cal matters OF party interest After the
national convention adjourned he -
NAMED with his committee until the
duties assigned him had been diSchlrg-
ed.
4 correspondent met hr. Foltz yes
terday and found him enthusiastic for
the major and very confident OF his sue
cess at the polls. He gave Il as his
opinion that the Republicans. With Ma
jo- Mckinley 70 lead them, viii have
an easy victory IN November. II the sill
Yer forces remain divided, which Is the
prospect at this tine In the event OF
a union OF the slive-ites, M comedies
the greater number of western STAIRS 10
with the chances IN favor OF Mckinney
Re believes the campaign VII be fought
out principally on the tariff issue.
Il have just returned from visit 20
the next president OF the United States. ="
said Mr.. Foltz. when asked TIE cause OF
HE protractSi absence He Is The
greatest American OF Thszn a." ne con-
tinaed. and VIII swesp everything b.
fore him n the campaign" Gr. Foltz
states that The ovztioos given Mckin-
leg al his home IN Canon are without
a parallel sn point % both msg1ituds
and splendor. Tne reports. he says. ot
the havoc wrought upon Mrs McR1n-
Iey's yard. sh-1bhery and flower BIDS
ty he rhronzs ot v1sl,S-s are rot over
drawn n the least The yard. which
q Few weeks ago VAS q besutifui lawn.
is TOW a barren waste. all of which has.
10 doubt. also forced Mrs AcKlaiey 20
the c5ccIusso7 thai nominations for = :
presidency co-ne high- Il IS doubtful II
Major Mckinley trzs more sarl Es1zs-
&c OF loyal supporter n ths territory
tnsa Mr. FoltZ-
.Eo,ss-e Ss-Saozrfs1a rests The brzsc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
NOT MUCH BoLT IN THIS
New York "Inuasncs' Urges the Eastern
Delegate. 10 stick.

New York. July a---Tns following
telegram was sent from th!s city IA ans
wer 20 a communication resolved yeateF-
day:
July 2. 1895 ---Ts Judge Heury ~.
GoldfoKie. New York state deleEation.
Auditorium hotel. Chicago: We r@al-
lze here that silver controls The c01ven-
ton eeIlng - changing n this c.tyF.
cod fever dying desperately bat gl1rsiT.
Silver becoming popular. Pressdsui.zl
fight Il even i appears that DT-rnoersscT
will sweep the coBntrT. Mckinley =
cham>leou-iske financial record viii XII
bin. Re governed by majority. Sick
stand ~ the party. Tos nations con-
hdence IA silver VIII force success 20 Toi-
igr Il as a safe metal fEi gnsd)
~AAURICE Il. RTITAFsNTHAI."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09

cast for him when Pennsylvania is
reached in the cab of the roll
IL Is underwood that some members
OF the Pennsylvania delegation tele-
graphea Mr.. Pattisoa today. asking for
sa expression OF his wishes in the mat.
ter. but Up 20 a late hour tonight M
reply had been received. should Gov
ernor Pattison withdraw. the eastern
gold Democrats viii be left without
candidate. a. 81 IS understood that near
~ al OF the eastern states have decid-
ed that II they vote at all Pattison VIII
be their chcgce Mr.. Harr4ty declines
90 discuss the situation further than q
say that the Pennsylvanta vote viii be
cast Tor Pattison unless that gentleman
requests otherwise
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
THEN THERE Is THE A,P.
California Nan VIII Urge Plank Devour-
ing That Body.

Chicago. July 81. J. Dwyer. Of the
California delegation VIII appear be
fore the resolutions COMMITTEES when 81
meets and call attention 70 the fact that
he platform, as agreed upon. contains no
mention OF the A. =. a. Mr.. Dwyer
says that nearly eli the Democratic
state conventions passed resolutions
cOndemulng the A +. A and he thinks
the omission in the national platform
Is an in4dvertence that should b. cor
rected. The Georgia A +. A. plank.
which condemns the organization as un-
American and anti-American IN policy
and p14nGple, viii be urged for adop-
ton Mr. Dwyer says ~ ths commit
tee decHnes 20 take action. q resolution
VIII be offered On the floor of the con-
yeutiOu.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
JoHN nrLL HAs mIs sAr


London. July She Times fhis
uss-z1inx oo4nmszlts e5ltorlaily upon sAs
Chicago ceaventon as foiloNa.
1T u always seE % known ihs worst.
and - Enzsa-9. oe-salaiy. sunne KTatt-
tuss may - feit for TIE eEir~rus frank
ness % ne majority IN ooEsTOi - a.
cCrs g-sn tsOf- We take sots q tae fact
tssat ore q The 6lstorlc Anssrscaa parties
- fairy captured ~ nee Sho Esory -
dishonest acts ard rsyslG1ass nztioaa2
and private debts
Pr1oesdinw hen % dezf VIA - g-ies-
t.Ga q the Tvszkzesn q fhe g9ld nfar1-
ard sac.iaa of fhs T-sTnD-rzts s.G -
str~nzta q tie zivsr1tss. ths 7 rsss opss-
t!1ues-
Prem - F,nrg.san rsoint - visr.
- u71ls s.tustson az ss13s-ahA~ VIA
tfe fszsszseniai prfn-splss q sosfra =
parcs szd far de1flaE tags ggEerTas 49,
ssszi.ed. g is dlgscuft % f9ok forEar'i
W.th sgnf1ener - snT sp~s~iT seviy4l =
A1Se-.eaz credit 81 he "a wgrI3
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
DELEGATES WERE TIRED OUT
That 10 Why the Convention Adjourned In
Such a rrry.

such a bcrry.
CHICAGO. July SIT was generally
supopsed that the adjournment OF the
convention tonight. previous 70 the pre-
sentation OF the platform. contrary 70
the original program was taken IN or
der 10 enable the silver delegates 20
confer among themselves IA regard 70
future proceedings. and especially win
reference 10 the arrangement OF a pro
gram 10 prevent the consumption o1
time by such demonstrations as those
made in the convention today. Such
did not prove to be the case No con-
ference was held The delegates gen
orally made their wal direct 10 the rS-
taurants and 60 n dining rooms Of the
hotels, and. after refreshing themselves
sought their beds.
The leaders. without exception, de-
clared that the reason for the adjourn
nlent was 10 be found in the fact that
the delegates were generally very much
fatigued. many OF them having been
up during the greater part OF last night
engaged in committee work. They felt
that 20 take UP the platform and not
conclude its consideration would be bad
policy, and that il could got be put
through in less time than three hours
which would throw adjournment TOO
late an hour under the circumstances.
They all said that there IS no occasion
for a conference at this time beca
THE yregard the results Of tOday's pro-
ceedings as an ample demonstration
OF their strength They say there can
no longer be any doubt OF their ability
10 control the convention They have
practically abandoned the idea. which
was entertained in the height OF their
chagrin over the Hin demonstration.
20 clear the galleries. and have con-
cluded to endorse all future menifes-
tatiOns rather than resort 20 heroic
methods 20 prevent rhem- The silver
movement IS. they say, popular move
ment. and il is believed that as many
people should be allowed to participate
in the convention as practicable. They
no longer regard the demonstration se-
riOusly as ar first
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
TRACY IN A STATE or ouASDARY
BouRd TO Bolt but h Afraid People woa't
Find 10 Oct.

Chicago. July S.-Generai Charles
Tracey OF the New York delegation.
says he viii be compelled 60 leave the
convention when the silver platform ss
adopted or 70 announce 10 the conven-
ton that he cannot support the candi-
date on the platform lie is undecided
which course % take. whether he VIII
leave the hall quietly or make the state
ment from the Moor that he viii not sup
port the nominee and then retire 4
there are objections 70 his remaining
under such circumstances.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
PLATFORM NEEDS SOME REPAIRS
Financial Flank Needs Planning and the
Monroe Doctrine was ieft cut.

Chicago, July S.-The meeting called
by Chairman Jones OF the resolutions
committee for a meeting tomorrow
caused considerable comment BY the
delegates. who had been informed that
the platform was completed. II appears
that during the session OF the conven-
tfon tonight the silver leaders read the
financial plank and criticised II IN some
details. The wording relating 20 legal
tenders IS unsatisfactory 20 some. who
claim that It IS subject % misconstruc-
ton There was also a desire expressed
10 revise the plank and make II more
concise and express in distinct terms
the meaning Of the silver men II has
also been suggested that II was the In
tention of Senator Hill 20 make a bitter
attack, not only upon the principles in
volved in the platform. but alOs upon
the wording of the financial plank.
An effort will also be made 10 have
resolution added declaring IN favor OF
the enforcement OF the Monroe doctrine.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09

appeared anxious 10 attract as little
attention es possible. He was sought
out. however. by many friends and per
sonai admirers and congratulated up
on the demonstration Wnen IL was
suggested to him that IL might have
been an effort 10 secure his nomination
he closed his lips tightly and deciins1
n ma la a ranlv
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
wHEEE rArTrnsox srAxps
sore Th.a Prob.bts Th-s Hs WIN sss .
TI7S~f ls Sss lnxstse.

Chicago. July s.-Tbe-s - much szc<f-
sssnfy regzr5sag - S'osst8oa q CgTeg-
nor Pz.rfsoa n tos race feT fbs Dyest-
6s1f5aI ooafs1z-.,a. i s=e1ns - - TO-
5e-F.csd "a. 49, To- psass1rn AaE
tes-1 adop:sd NJ Fafsts81 z-s1l act -
formally pzaces a nazAaat<zi- srea
- friends rcGi& nu- cssrssls-s-sLT ufEr
hfs gele-t9u % . pistfCrrn sTrrFes ~
fs-~-1.41r1s o. G-arcs - w@n -
cprssss6 SevsytsssE@<s. ths fseaasy.-
vzasa ss8erzts1.l Is sas--zscsess ssr pat
..@az. add u-1s4s ~ ss--ssSeE 8 6Fefe
f5az rs uzrn~ - Eslas-1z-A szse NE,y-
syz- vs.es q -2s Esyssoz@ E.zss a. -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
OUT AFTER RILL DooLIN
Officers Get News of the Escaped Outlaws
From a Travelling Man

Perry. O. T, July S-(Special.l .l-Since
the escape Of BIZ Doolin and Dynamite
Dick and fourteen others from the
Guthrie jail on Sunday night last the
deputy marshRls have been on the
watch for any news Of the escaped pris-
onerS. Yesterday a Mr.. Gustason,
travelling man, reported to the author
tiles here that Monday morning on Salt
creek, fOrty-fiye miles east Of here, he
met Bill DOolin and Dynamite Dick rid
ing rapidly northeast. DooEn was rid
ing his famous bold-facei dun horse.
Fatty Lumpkins OF Wichita water
melon fame. was severely pounded by
John Queen OF this city today. The
trouble arose over an account and
Lumpkins thought he was the largest.
The successful celebration here on
<he Fourth only indicates what the peo-
pie Of Perry could do Il they would bu,
try.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
BOSTON MARKETS

Boston. July s.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of the
wool trade: The sales Of the week in the
three prip cipal seabOard markets have
amounted 10 2,os7, 100 pounds. Of which l.
3S4 400 pounds were domestic and 6S2,70o
pounds foreign wool. Outside or Terri
tory, California and, to limited extent,
Texas woods, there has been little open
ing of new stocks. The consigned wool
rs generally being held for Instructions
and for that which IS owned here, the
nrices at which it must be sold to give a
considerable profit to holders and such as
to render their offering at present, quite
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
An Appeal For AssIstance

The man who is charitable to himself
will listen TO the mute appeal for assist
ance made by his stomach. or his liver.
in the shape Of divers dyspcptic qualms
and uneasy sensations In the regions Of
the glands that secretes his bile. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. my dear sir. or
the case may be-is what
you require. Hasten 10 use, II you are
troubled with heartburn. wind in the
s stomach, or note that your skin or the
whites Of your eyes are taking a sal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City. July S.-wheat-Steasy:
No /. hard. &c: No. . red. Sac.
Co-r-Steady; No. mixed. &c; No 3
oatsSteady; No. . mixed. IFsgIsc: No.
white. nc
Rye-Ec
Hsw-SteaEy unchanged.
But1e--FIrm; creamery, I2SISc; das-y,
I6779c.
EC-Wsa,S. sc
,~asA .1t,c.-a rs were as follows
cattle-REee.pts, :. so: shipments. -:
steady 70 strong. Texas s-eers. s11sE7 =:
beef S-es-7s Ssooe74 =; stoscze-s and fesd-
ers SaG&TS
Hcg-Reosspcs. $50: shfQ-ne1ts. 80:
o-ene5 strong; closed weak; bulk q sales,
g e1TS&
Shee--Rsossrts. 40: shipments none.
lambs. S50Gz n: rnutto1s s2ofS475.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
PRRGRAnI FOR TODAY
Short Debate on the Platform and Then
Business of Nominating.

Business of Nominating.
Chicago. July S.-There viii not be
such freedom OF debate on the report
OF the committee on resolutions. which
VIII be esle first order Of business in
the convention tomorrow as there was
n the repJrt OF the committee on creden-
tials tonight. Senator Tiliman IS to
cnsume fifty minutes OF the time for
the majority report. He wih be fol-
lowed by Bryan, Jones and one other
sIIverite. Senator Hill Will make the
principal speech on behalf OF the mi
nority. Villas, Gray. and Russell VIII
be the other minority speakers. 1t IS
understood that Mr.. Tillrnan viii make
a characteristic speech. He Is contem-
plating moving as an amendment to
the platform the South Carolina plank
denouncing the administration. but has
been almost persuaded TO desist from
this purpose.
II is intended 10 proceed with the nom
mating speeches as soon as the platform
is adopted.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
RucK1FN,s APNIcA sAIvE

The Best Salve in the world fol Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulccvs, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblsins, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is gusrsnteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy. S2S y.
Main street and G. Gehring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
DOuFlas avennas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
GIANTS 8. BROWNS 2

st. Louis, July S.-The Browns were
outplayed today both in the field and
at the bat, the Giants slugging Brett
enstein with good effect. Attendance
1000. Score:
H z
New York ....o2o0 o2-S12 1
ST. Louis ......2 OIL 90 0 0-3 z 4
Batteries: st. Louis-Breitenstein and
Mcfarland; New York-Meekin and
Zerfoss.
ORIOLES Is: COLTS 13.
Chicago, July 8.-Briggs and McMa-
hon were both batted out of the box
today in the second inning. Attend
ance $500. Score:
RHE
Chicago ...34o40oo 2-13 Is 3
Baltimore ....6 90 / o-15 Is
Batteries: Briggs, Friend and Dono-
hue; Mcmahon and Clarke.
COLONIES 10; BOSTON 2.
Louisville, July S.-The Colonels play
ed great ball today and the Bostons
were never in the game. Fraser's
pitching was a feature. Attendance
900. Score:
RHE
Louisville ....4 O0101o 10 u 1
Boston .......0 2 0 0 o 90 D. 2 6 8
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
GRAIN MOVEMENTS.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery. I0d14i2c: /:
dairy, 9d12c- Cheese quiet, 10 c. Eggs
steady; fresh. &c.
CattIe-Tra5e was Just fairly active.
native steers being IN demand at s.. 409
40 for common 10 prime lots. With tho
bulk Of sales az $2e5GlI.+ - The stOcker
and feeder trade was only fair and sales
We're mostly confined 70 sIockers at s. 80
$50 Calves were active and the best
lots were &c higher than last week go
ing for S25. Trade IN Texas cattle was
fairly active al Mondays decline, most
OF the sales being at S49T375. The
Wyoming range cattle were not very good
an1 sold around s. .0eG3.65 for steers.
HoGs-NofferRte receipts were again soon
disposed Of al ruling prices Heavy sold
a S2-S1SSa. selected lots averaging &c
and - pounds going as high a. g 5S33. ~
Butchers weights sold az SI5Q2.50 Eght
weights al s. .Ss1S. 50 and p.gs a. s. 751S. "a
Heavy sold largely at $205q3l5. and me-
dunn ~ S. S.a1S55.
SheeT-There was q good demand with
stron ger pr.ccS for desirable focis. In
tersor 20 choice sheep were salable a.
s1-5o14.oo ard lambs sold at $5.ooG3a 30 for
poor 70 the best
CsttIe-Cattle. I.ooo; hogs. 24oo; sheep.
1900
Chicago July .-Pouit-y-Steady: tur-
keys 7Sac; chickens. spring. uiz713c;
ducks s2rirE. 1HG1--zc.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
shipper.

c. F. Blake. Mt Hope. hogs.
oTe Scott. Peck. hogs and cattle
r. F. Hargrove, Argonsa, hogs and cat
tie.
Townsend & Gibbons. Andale. hogs
W Tucker Haven, hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
CHICAGO sMARKETS
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Flour-Steady.

No. ? spring wheat, Elkc; No. 2 red.
567sQ57c~ No. . corn, 96Iac No. 2 oats.
Ll2qlya4c; No. ? white, 16+4 G17c; No 3,
l6lzad7&.c. No. 2 rye, 3114c No. . bar
ley, nominal; No. (, 19c. No. ! haxseed
7lc. Prime timothy sesd, s2S. Mess
pork, per bbL. S66oG75.65 Lard, per 100
lbs, $3.50. Short ribs sides, Qoose) 3.5,l1
3.61. Dry Salted shoulders, (boxed) 3st
4c- Short clear sides Cboxe4i) 32 1874.
Whisky, dist1llers' finished goods, per gal,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
NEW YORK MARKETS

New Orleans, July s.1Cotton-Steady;
nEddling, 6 13-1Sc; low middling. sc; good
Ordinary, CSC
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
ORIOLES Il. COLTS 13.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Kansas City, Mo, July s.-Score:
r H E
Kansas City 90 o000112 2-414 8
indianapolis % 0 0 3 o o L 8 6
Batteries-Bevis, Callahan and Lake;
Damman, Phillips and Buckley.
St. Paul, Mimi, July 8.-Score:
RHE
st. Paul =. ...2o2o 22Oo-S12 o
Grand Rapids q L o 0 90 0 o 0-3 4 3
Batteries-Denzer and Spies; Goar
and Smink.
Minneapolis, Mimi, July S.-Score:
RHE
Minneapolis 1908 sos 06 1-16 II 2
Detroit :. .....0 0 0 1 30 2 0 2-5 Z 2
Batteries and Sshriver;
Egan, Gillen and Twineham.
Milwaukee, Wis, July S.-Score:
RHE
Milwaukee =. o 41011 s 3 2-1S q 2
olumbus :. 10 0 0 0 1 SO 18 6
Batteries-Baker and Merzena; Bos-
we'll and ampbelL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09

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Ian sfa.e coSTs-graEs sasz sesn ss 49,
efoa hers Ence rs1ua Anf fs~ yrac~ssf-
Enss az bl3eE~s a. sr3azsxss ss-on -
cu~s.aoa . as0cslsx so ~ Loats gs4s-
fgrrn T-as frse cssaxs Repltll.zrs
sre r~2-~~-1ies ~ ss1r@ PasfeFpen g
soak Fasaz ~ rufts5 States sszztes
1lc-Tss - 6e<e-13ax f2@ E&-t2azl ssat-
form Al rzslfasxsnf ozly cas se~fsoa -
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saooE~-s al fAs a1&sczzt s1ArE Ess
aos~- q sczsza1 Tszx oezgrzfsgs s.8
oorury 4sotner tzT
-Tse spsnfsa ess-aAher = ses-ssf-s
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- f-st Eea- enFhf 81 Franrs-
s.assan sEss1ee - - -
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
sr. LOUIS MARkETS

81. Louis July s-Rece, p.s-F io1r. = GO:
wheat. ss.ooos corL- 1850 oats taosa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-09
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

w ILO <1EODOS1<lL1O&Ns
st. Joseph, No, July S.-Sccre:
RHE
St. Joseph =. .ooo03 81 6 2
Peoria :. :. IS o 0 3 2 90 /
Batteries-Tracey and Ward; Greg
ory and Collins.
Burlington. Ia. July S.-Score:
RHE
Burlington :. Ooo00o1O-1 1
Dubuque =. II 100 001 o 3 0 - 8 10 8
Batteries-Mahaffy and Huff; Dolan
and Ahner.
Des Moines, Ia. July s.-Score:
RH E
Des Moines =. 4 2 o 100 0-9 13 3
Cedar Rapids % o 0 5 0 o o. 13 2
Batteries-Figgeme Lohman; Car
rish and Sullivan.
DEFENDING TEBEAU.
Cleveland, o., July Slate this after
noon President Frank De Haas Robin
son of the Cleveland Baseball club Sc
cured an injunction restraining the ma
tional league from collecting the fines
against Captain Tebeau or any member
of the Cleveland club, which were i'm
posed at Louisville.
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Hoods SarsapzrlIlz rests the brain.
II gives nerve strength ans body health
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Days Baseball Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PTRATES l9: SENAT0RS Q.

PR IE.S ~. Sen Al 0lA0 U
Pittsburg. Pa. July S.-Washington
gave the poorest exhibition of playing
seen on the home grounds this season.
Hughey strained himself in the second
inning and Hawley finished the game.
Abbey relieved Mercer in the eighth.
Attendance 1,5oO. Score;
Pittsburg ......6 004o6S "-l9 - ,
Washington % Q Q 0 0 0 % 5 5
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hughey. Haw-
lev and Sugden. Washington-Merc
Abbey ard McCauleX. Earned runs
Pl,sburg 8.
9 REDS 5: PHLLES >.
Cincinnati. July S.-Two hits and a
daisy steal with two outs in the eighth
inning won the game fer the Reds. Both
sides proftted by one base on balls,
but Ehret was invincible from the start
and his field played an errorless game
Attendance $500. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati IL 90 o 01 0 '-S 0
philadelphia % 0 0 o , /
Batteries: Peitz and Ehre1; Grady
and Whittrock Earned runs-Cincln-
natl .; Philadelphia l.
BRIDEGROOAIS II; SPIDERS 6.
Cleveland. O, July S.-Wallace tried
10 pitch Two games in a series and his
support today was ragged The result
was defeat. McGarr wrenched his
knee early IL the game and had 70 re-
tire. Attendance 2.500. Score:
r II z
ryaveland =. i 0110O Q Sc Is 3
Prooklvn ......1 8 0 / . , oil 0
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
zimmer; Brooklyn-Dauh and Grim.
E,arned runs--Cleveland 8; Brooklyn ;.
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WICHITA Markets
Wichita, July g.
CATTLE.

Cattle-Steady
pEPRAS RASENTATIYE SALES.
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Batteries: Pittsburg--Hughey. Haw-
lev and Sugden. Washington-Me Mercer,
Abbey ard McCaulsX Earned runs
PtShLrg 5.