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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-24
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago, July 23.-Cattle-There was no
Improvement in demand and sales were
slow. The bulk of the dressed beef and
shipping steers crossed the scales at IS. 30Q
80, fancy stock selling at $3.50. Disttll-
ing fed steers weighing between LOO and
1,4T5 pounds sell In moderate numbers at
St05i4.O The stocker trade has i'm
proved, carrying prices up 10 S-40G3. 40,
but feeders continue very scarce. Texas
cattle sold largely at s2.65Q3.20, and Mon
tana- Wyoming and Dakota rangers sold
at s. Cl3 81 for steers and at $2-35Q3.b for
cows and heifers-
HosSTrade was rather slow, prices un-
dergoing a general decline of sc. Heavy
sold at s36503.1o; medium weight at $3.0od
$50; light S3.3q3.5o; mixed, $Sood33O;
pigs at S3.OOG2.J0 Heavy sold largely at
s. 90G3.0O, and medium largely at sS.ODd2.15.
Sheep-The market was weak with a
light demand; good to choice native ewes
brought $3.0Od3 9, while western range
sheep sold ait 81 40G3.O0 and inferior to
common sheep went at $-7ag2S Lambs
are slow of sale at 81 1865 for poor to
choice the bulk going for $5.0oIo.60.
Receipts-Cattie, uoC0; hogs. 1000;
sheep, 1900.
Chicago, July 22.-Butter-Steady; dairy,
9Q12c; creamery, 1n114c.
E-ggs-Eyrm: fresh. 10c.
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GOLD DEMOCRATS IN CHICAGO
Decision Reached To Issue q Call for New
Nafioaat Conysnt.on.

Chicago. H.. July 2s.-The committee
Of gold standard Democrats called to
consider the advfsabsiiiy OF issuing a
call for a national CONVENTION held q
session tonight at the Auditorium hall
The meeting convened shortly after 5
O'Clock and was held IN secret
Among those present were cobonei =.
q. Broachesd OF Msssoari. General T. =.
Bragg and Senator Villas or Wisconsin.
Colonel J. n. Martin. Judge French.
Thomas Bowman. Henry volmer. L. W.
Boynton and + NJ. sharon OF Iowa: r..
W. Bynum Of Indiana and Fred ".
Vaughn Of Nebraska TeiegrAns were
received and read at the conference frcTn
prominent Democrats from all ov~r tns
country endorsing the movement for
another national conversion. General
r 8 Bragg OF Wssconssn was elected
chairman and g. A. Ewing Of illinois.
secretary The conference definitely
decided that convention ssyoUld be
called. the only QUESTION being whstisr
the meeting Of tonight SHOULD Issue the
call. and on thi. 9 lively debate snsuefs
&. NJ Dasgs 81 Kentucky prs~enfsd The
principal resolutions. calling for con-
veution 10 be held IN September 81 De-
trost w X. Knoll OF Kentucky spok.
strongly 81 favor Of calling the eoDvsn-
fioa at once. Senator Villas OF Wiscon-
sin oppoSed The issue Of a cal a. onrss
He thought the best way was % appoint
a comnltte 10 select representative
from every state. IL was 90 late 10 hold
state conventsons tn the r-g7Ti~r way.
Afer a long debate a resolUtson ~as
adopted that 10 was the sezsss - tas
meeting that . Democratic Convention
should be h~id ard Democratic Elat-
form be enunciated and tazt The con-
venfsoa sboul5 be held as soon "a posss-
fs4
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WEAVER Is PLATFORM CHAIRMAN
Appoints Five Sub-Com mittees to WOrh
ON as Many Topics.

ON as Many Topics.
ST. Louis, July 23.-The Populist COM
mittee on platform met at the Llndeli
hotel today Immediately after its ap-
pointment. General j. B. Weaver of
Iowa was elected chairman over Hon.
Jerome Kirby of Texas.
In the course of a speech General
Weaver said he was for the principles
of the party first and for the party
autonomy next, but he desired that it
be understood that he did not propose
to give up either.
The committee decided upon the ap-
pointment OF five subcommittee of
five each, on preamble. finance. trans
portation, land and direct Legislation
and authorized the chairman TO make
the selections. The committee then
took a recess until 2 O'Clock.
The selection Of General Weaver as
chairman is construed into a Bryan
victory by the advocates OF the endorse
ment of the Democratic nominee.
When the committee reassembled af-
ter luncheon, Chairman Weaver an
nounced his sub-committees as follows:
On preamble-L,evi r. Pierce, Massa-
chusettS; J. S. Mccain, Oregon: II. L.
Loucks, North Dakota; J. A Rogers.
Washington; r. B. Taylor, Michigan.
On finance-Governor A. S. HOlcomb
Nebraska; S. NJ Owen, Minnesota; J.
Asbury Johnson, California; ]. X Hine
Georgia; Ex-Governor J. B. Buchanan,
Tennessee.
On land-James Gum, Idaho; J. r.
Howell, Louisiana; c. +. Taylor. Penn
sylvania; c. r. White, New York: Tho
mas F. Keileher, New Mexico;
On direct leglsiation-Hon. j. c. Bel,
Colorado; ]. Westley Long, Missouri; !;
A. G. Burkhart, Indiana; Joe A. Park
er, Kentucky; j. G.. Campion, Maine.
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MET BETWEEN SESSIONS
Middle -of-the-Roaders Make Fruitle
Effort to Stem the Tide.

Middle-of-the-Ro -Roaders Make n Eruitless
Effort to Stem the Tide.
st. Louis. July 23.-The middle of the
road men held meeting at the Texas
headquarters just before the hour for
the afternoon session OF the conven-
ton. 1t was a tumuituous and enthus-
iaStic gathering. The net result was
the adoption OF a motion declaring that
II was the sense Of the middle OF the
road men that no compromise should be
entertained or adopted by them until
a platform of PopuIist principles was
adopted and a straight-out ticket was
nominated; also that an effort should
be made to have the friends of Butter
on the committee on permanent organ
ization withdraw his name so that all
their friends might unite upon Campion
of Maine.their forces not to be divided
upon the question Of a permanent chair
man.
Soon after the meeting was called TO
order a Georgia man presented what Is
known as the Georgia proposition. There
was greet cheering. and more shouting
than anything else. until North Caro-
lima delegate declared that the middle
OF the road men had acted more like
a "disorganized mob" than anything
else since they had been in 81. Louis.
and. as result, they did not now know
what strength they had.
In answer TO these declarations v
was declared that the middle OF the
road men had a ma atority. and II they
would act together they could capture
the convention and name their candi-
dates.
Reference 10 Debs as a candidate evo-
ked a storm of applause A California
man named Debs OF Indiana and Burk-
EFT OF Mississippi as the ticket. and
great satisfaction was expressed
The Georgia plan. they claim, IS sub
stanti2ily that which Tsubeneck and
Cyclone" Davis proposed a week ago.
It was asserted that the executive cou-
mittee OF the national committee. which
has been considered anti-Bryan. has
been working for the Tauoeneck-Davis
plan. and on making a poll Of the var
ious states claimed q majority Of go
q Ezi<.Sr Rrz-au
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very well be countermanded -hs
amount. however. will be much smaller
than originally expected.
Ar. j. p. Morgan was asked today by
. reporter OF the Associated Prrss vhe-
ther q meeting OF the committee o. ia-
ternationai benkers. appointed at yes
terday.s meeting would be called today
Mr.. Morgan stated that he bad con-
sidered 1t inexpedisnt TO advertise tho
proceedings OF the committee az the
moment. but expressed confidence that
the committee would Be able to coai-
piete the work IL had undertaken with
success and Understood that no neSs
that could properly be given to Ira
press. viii &C withheld
The sctai deposits OF gold at the sub
treasury up TO IL so today were s.. soe. 90
In addsSion to the 81. SOD. 600 reported ySs-
terday. the Manhattan bank deposited
$500 900: the Continental National Seeo.-
al bank. $780, eco.
Washington. July S.-The treasury
department. has been advised thar over
s23. .oeo. .eoe in gold viii be turned into
tie Sab-treasuries by the banks in ex-
change for legal tender notes. TO sus-
tain the gold reserve OF this amount
about SIS. $50 coo Is pledged by New York
banks. and more BY Brooklyn and Phil
adelphia-
Washington. July ss.-S>cretary la
mont has returned 20 Washington from
New York and this morning spent
some time in conference with Secretary
Carlisle.
1t can be stated positively that ths
administration has not COW ard has noe
had recently, any intention OF RESORT
ing 70 another bond issue Tor the pur-
pose OF replenishing the gold reserve.
and in the present condition OF the
treasury. and the prospects OF business
in the near foture.no appresion -
felt that recourse must De had 20 such
q N isauA
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IN MAJOR srKINLEF-s MAIL
sound Money Men send Greetings Prom
Pixies Peak and Nebrz<ka-

Canton. o.. July 3.-Na5o- McKin-
iey's mail today included several re-
Trlarkabie communications. One from
Pixies Peak read:
Pixies Peak Sun1-zst. Col0-a5o-To
William Mckinley. Canton. Ono Sound
money greetings from Pixies Peak
g. gn@i9 s. Henry NstIcck, james De
Woke. =. =. Sullivan. AIie1 se1ik--
The following was received srUn Ne
brzska; York. Seb-. July 2-To
Hon William Mckinley. Canton. Ohio.
MISUNDERSTANDING that Nebraska - rb1
center Of PopgIlsVsc uaaess-ron. R@pUb-
iSczns are enthusiastic. active ard con-
adenf- York has Mckinley cinb q
IS members. ~hSch tncludes is Oh
sosdr-s TIE club ssucs ifs oc-sosi-
rDezes 20 f-s g-Szt leader. The next
D-~sade.- o< The United States. Ne
b-z-ss<s Republicans are Got alarmed
nor i1ttrsta-ed- They have Se1si-S.!y
faced and conbz--ed POpusis-3c Tags-
-ses for s.x year& .(Signes9 -. y.
Harlan. press1ens. a L Baker. sec-e-
tAry
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NEW YORK MARKETS

Nex York. July 2-Fiour-Recsipts s.
g., tsrre's. exports. I-z-s. F-rmer and
Whezt@ Receipts. $50: exports. zi-z2
SPOT stronger. No. red Sics No hard.
t5~C
500 F-r-s-- No 80.
Oscz-Recegp-s. 5o.so; exports. ss.oss
S-ct firm No = g
T.aAVss-RecSspts- 81: no -7ds-g. Eu-
rorsa1 cables quote American steers az
sLTf8i dressed weight: refTse-scor bee.
- - 80 fNro-ts Il beeTes-
Sheep-Recespes. =.-~s. poor 70 good. S-5o
u9r-secsiDtS zcS-. steady a. 7sa0<s
EIsss-Siea3y. Gasvestca. S1G-l pounds.
s,at rn.a.s-FI-n: pscksea bellies. s.a
fars-Fsrr.e-; western eio-ed SS: re-
ps-k-r~ru,e-: arzI-y. 8 TsSz.Sa
(.oees-Csz,tfc-LS ope1ed steady AZ prices
( rsssr-x fo-we-. isI,set on 5Gytc< fo- ~
e.rsior bur zzzsa sar-e1s closed tz-~sy
S-ezssy 81 SE-5 .-olssts rst 5ect1ss saies,
< ac,l xszrs rfo=st- July sc ss5lI 90.
Sss-t.-7e-s xoss7-1ia SPoc- Rzo Eezk.
IA : xA Mia anii- s>-<<- lz<a k2sas
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ADvICEs OF LATER DATE
showing Totals Israed In by varioos
MOneycd Instftutions

houeNc1 hustttutsons.
New York. July 2s-The sub-treasary
officials and staff were rushed today re-
ceiving and keeping tally OF the drpos-
its OF gold made by the New York
banks In exchange for greebscks. All
indications point 90 an aggregate accu-
mutation OF the precious metal from
banks and institutions IN this city and
out OF town financial cities. fully up
10 the estimate made In the dispatches
81. on, 600. Telegraphic edvices were
received in the street that the iaitla-
tive OF the New York banks for the
building up OF the gold treasury reserve
was being followed up In Chicago. Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and other cities, Tho
corrected Official total OF deposits at the
sub-trsasury from the inception OF ths
movement TO the close OF business to-
day was si7.75S. 600. The deposits
bring the treasury gold reserve up 10.
approximately. slo2. .56452s. The list
OF banks and the Individual deposits
follows: City National s.. o0e. 600: Han
over National 81 .5oo. coo: Chemical Ma
tional and National Park 81. goo. 90 each
unknown banks $50. 600; Chase Nation
Ell. Fourth National and Importers and
Traders S75o. 900 each: Bank of New York
Bank or the Republic. American Ex-
change National. Manhattan Co. Uni-
ted States Trust company. Bank 81 Am
erica and First National s5o0.oo0 each.
Gaiiatin National. Mechanics National
and National or Commerce sec. .ooo each:
Merchants National s350.e Sefsboard
National s30o, 900: Bank of North Am
erica, Continental National and Gar
field National s2co.0o0 each: National
Shoe and Leather and Union National
$780, 900 each: sixth National as .0lo.
Eight other banks deposited about $50.
600 each
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Rio No. 2. at lo:4c. and 800 bags Maracaibo
60; go bags Laeauraya- Havre closed II
regular at franc decline; sales. 1000.
Santos quiet; good average Santos II. Slo.
receipts, 5.0O; stock, 0i. .0o. Hamburg
irregular, AQs1 pfennig decline: sales. 30
Wol Rio II. $3.50: exchange, SID; receipts.
1900 bags; cleared for the United States.
5000; stock, T3.ou0 Total warehouse de-
hveries from the United States, 5.sSs, IN
cluding $50 from New York: New York
stock To-Day, T7S. .9Si: United States stock
a0,s ,sss; afioat for the United States. sss.-
90: total visible for the United States,
As. 9&, against 5sS SO last year.
Sugar|Steady; centrifugal, So test
5-16c: refined quiet
New York, July 22-Butter-Receipts
IL a2 packages: steady. state dairy. 100
141ac; state creamery. ui.dd5c; western
dairy. S112c; Elgins. i5c.
BggsRece.pts. 10.s33 PACKAGES: steady;
state and Pennsylvania, lsizGiic: western
umf3c
New York. July cs-Cotton-ouiet; MD
ding, slice.
Dry goods-An conditions were favorabls
m the dry goods market today except that
buyers were Scarce Woolen goods buy
ers Were represented In small numbers but
are locking only after spring weights.
Printing cloths quiet at ~ cents
Fa.i River, Mass. July 2s-Print cloth
market closed very quiet at 2iec.
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TREASURY orrfcfsLs rAIx sis
No Boaa Is<se sn rresp-ss sDa 30 Danger
of <1fk ThtnS

SSw To-x. Juiy 1--Tn@ E~e-snx
Post says fEe oDgsrn.ttee of for-8x-.
bz1ker-. sSposntsc q; fhs rssezsrz ce5f
At = =. yorsSD's otgee yesterday. 20
1c-1sglAs@ = pan to- csreckz & 1S~ sx-
port o< gus1 c3r-S< Toe s~xf ts3 zoafA
tk 1ot sxp~c<st - rsake . rfps-- tsx
txo - tzrrs dzyA II - fse inf<1fSsn
20 arrange 2 poi ~ z-aAsA AZ . sz.zz1s
scr exchzoe~ nay - sas's3i-. esrlEE
that ss1u~. Tnls rsorrsrx thsr~ Wss =
decline % ssss c~ai ia fes sstf.es rasSs
sor s.eriiz< e1csa7Ee TIE crsy Se3f
Sezs S.E - salpse-3 on saturday Es.l -
IA. 1oY wEsca arT11x enssrztz hs1 a.
rx>-dz a-ss41 az.Ee &C.. . ga--a css-s zSs
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MINNESOTA GOLD DEMOCRATS
Chicago Platform B~pssistsd .sd |. s~v
Conw~stfop Fe.orsd

81 Paai. Jsiy 2.-In re~0ous@ 20 .
call issz3ed by TIE Democratic rational
committeeman. y. ". La~t0s. aboas
20 god sszoesrd Democrats ms~< bers
az nC3a to1ay. \ cprar1tftre 90 css
fr1rn eaoE conz-esstonal district ram
esl % nft~nd the Chsrage cOa<ersacr of
god stzrdsri D~-no<rzsz From sbs
c1xnn1ifg~e On rssoisffns. y. n. yscAea
reported q psatSorrn y1,ch. sft~T = suit
abe preemgis. declares esst = ut-e-ty
repgsisses ne p<<t,,r-n1 atovts1 ef Csss-
cage. znd declares shzs to ga stsns-
sra Democrats % kf7o>aof9 sid rsfss@e
% ruTycrf Tie o21slS~tsz q s14s ca
yertioa.
The resol 1-sSas favor tS~ caiiisx - =
rzeiorszl oour~attoa ~ tsss zEfi-str~r
os5~Tstss % fss@ f-htcsxo conFsa-scs- 60
decs3@ % wat arftoa 20 fa<t~ r~xsrs1iax
a r<itonzi tsrx~t TIE Fs~o41iso<ss -srs
GE1sfsst
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CroI<er's Horse Runs Second

Liverpool. July 23--Mr Crokers
American horse Eau Gallie ran second
IL the Seaforth weiter handicap Of 100
s0vereigns today. Spinning Boy was
first and Mogul third
London. July 23-The Evening Stan
oard's account Of the races a I Liverpool
says that Eau Gellie never ran better
since he came from America and that
ne showed fine speed. Santa Anita
was grea tly mobbed in the paddock be-
fore the race and went out only YES
terday in the betting -Four profession
al hackers supported him He finished
sixth.
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WON bvaIittle BROW, FiIIev

Detroit. July 23.-The Detroit Driving
clubs great eMrehants and Manufec-
turers stake was won in straight heats
today by the little brown Kentucky fill
ly. Emma Offut. who. when years old
was offered for sale for $500 and failed
to get q buyer. Five weeks later. how
ever, she had shown a mile in 2:25 and
the man VINO had declined to pay 5000
for her failed to secure the animal for
$3.50. Today she enriched her breed
ers and owners in the sum of s5,467. Red
Star was second and Valence, third.
Best time 2:12h.
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San Francisco. july 22.---Peter Maher
Sas about concluded that he cannot ar
range a match with Joe Choynsk IN
this city His manager. Connolly. says
that the National club has about given
UP hope Of securing a permit and unless
some Of the clubs that are in a position
to hold an exhibition come TO the front
with a good offer very soon. Maher viii
be off for New York.
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WHEAT is STRONGER
ALL THINGS OoEsPIRB TO AD-
VANCE THAT MARKET.
Early Gables Strcnger-Action Of the New
York Bapken Decidedly Bracing-
Rains Throughout the Wheat Belt
shocked Wheat Reported TO be sprout-
ins-An Outside Markets Stronger. st.
Louis Being specially Infuentiai-Corn
Strong and Bigher-Oats Strong With
Wheat, and on Bad Crop reports.

Chicago, July 23.-Wheat ruled decid-
edly stronger Everything in the way
of news at the opening seemed to favor
an advance Early cables came stron-
ger and the action Of the New York
bankers in coming TO the assistance Of
the government had decidedly
strengthening effect. Rains were al
so reported throughout the wheat belt
and reports of crop damage continued
to come in, country advices being to the
effect that wheat in the shock was
sprouting in many places All outside
markets were stronger and had great
influence in advancing prices here Sep
tember opened about Il cent higher at
567s G57c, advanced irreguiariy to 5Sc
and declined to 57S4c an realizing. Dur
ing the last hour, the sharp advance
at st. Louis caused considerable COW
ering and September advanced again
TO 5S1sc, closing firm at 5SG1sc.
Corn was strong and higher all day,
influenced by the strength in wheat
and oats. There was considerable Sell
ing on every rally out offerings were
we'll absorbed. Local receipts were
1.
September opened shade higher at
2SHc and advanced 10 26ssc with slight
fluctuations, closing steady at that fig
ure.
Oats ruled strong in sympathy with
wheat, helped also by the continued bad
crop reports. Shorts covered freely
and there was good country buying
September opened 1s@A cent higher at
172sc, advanced to 1Sc and closed steady
ct 177s61sc.
The provisions market was somewhat
demoralized early in the day. After
weak opening caused by the easier hog
market, free liquidations caused a still
further decline. At the dow figure,
good demand prevailed, local shorts
and packers purchasing freely and pric-
es advanced materially, the market clos
ing strong az about outside figures. Sep
tember pork closed 171s cents higher
at $500 September lard 71s cents
higher at S3.37 1-2 and September ribs
10 cents higher at s3.37 1-2.
Estimates for Friday: Wheat 119
cars; corn 43 cars. oats 267 cars; hogs
1900 head.
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PLAYED Won Lost p
PrRATFS 5-s: GIANTS 4-S.


Pfttsourg. July 23.-Pittsburg won tn
first game in the ninth, through errors
II the visitors. Sullivan pitched
| splendid game but had no support. The
second game was won by timely hitting
Attendance $500. Score:
First GONE
RH E
pitts5urg oo1or012-5 4
New York ....1 o ! 0011 o. 8 Z
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley and
Merritt: New York-Sullivan and Far
reil. Earned runs-New York g.
Second game
RH z
Pittsburg oo1o-6
New York 80 D 0 0 001 o.
Batteries: Pittsburg-KiHen and Mer-
ritt; New York-Meekin and Wilson.
Earned runs-Pittsburg 4; New York 2,
SENATORS Z; COLONELS 4.
Louisville, July. 23.-Mercer not only
held the COlonels down to six hits today
but helped his team to victory by hit
ting safely every time he came to bat.
Abbey was struck on the right temple
by one Of HiH's in-shoots in the sixth
inning and so badly hurt that he will
be out of the game for some time. At
tendance 1 200. Score:
r H z
Washington ..22ooo 1-79 2
Louisville .....1 0 o 0 o 2 o IA
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Mcclure; Louisville-Hill and Miller.
Earned runs-Washington 2.
SPIDERS2; PHILLIES o.
Cleveland, July 23.-The Phillies could
not touch Young today, only one hit
being made, and that in the ninth, with
two out. Keener also pitched a good
game. Attendance 1000. Score:
RHE
Cleveland IL o o 0 0 0 80 6 2
Philadelphia 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 90 1
Batteries: Cleveland-Young and Zim
mer; Philadelphia-Kee and Glenn
ents. Earned runs-Cleveiand l.
POSTPONED
Cincinnati July 23.-Boston-Cincinna-
Il: no game; rain.
Chicago, July 23.-No game; rain.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-24
Western League Games.

81. Paul, July 23.-Today's game was
the most brilliant ever seen on the
home grounds, the result being a tie
at the end Of the tenth inning, when the
g1uce was called in order to allow the
teams to catch a train. Score:
r H z
st. Paul 10000 O0Oo2oE2 81
indianapolis 90 0 0 0 2 0 % 0-210 2
Batteries: Fricken and Spies; Cross
and Wood.
Kansas City, July 2S-Score:
RHE
Kansas City ..1oo1o2oS s-151s /
Detroit ......3 2 0 1 0 2 II o-914 8
batteries: Callahan and Lake; Egan
Fifeld and Twineham.
Minneapolis, July 2S.-Score:
II z
Minneapolis Il 1912 8 0 0 0-S15
Columbus 20 1 0 0 II 0 . 1-5 s 3
Batteries: Hutchinson and Schriver;
NcGreevy and Strauss.
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Amoun, of The Cold Reserve.

Washington. July 23.-Today's state
ussnt of the condition. Of the treasury
shows: Avuhable cash balance &C.,
34s ,0f5; gold reserve $50. .ess,ss5
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Meteor wins AZ Kingston.

Kingstown. July 2S.-Emperor Will
Jams yacht Meteor won in the fifty-nile
race under the auspices OF the Royal
George Yacht club today. Ailsa won
the second prize.
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v,s,,r1,s Horse yvi.bard Win.

London. July 2S.-Mr. z. Wishard's
American horse Wishard, a S-year-old
had waIk-over today IN the race for
the Apthorpe welter plate OF 100 SOW
ereSgnS.
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PIRATES TAKE TWO
GIANTS ARE SET BACK IN a COR
RESPONDING DEGREE.

Sullivan Pitches for Winnings But Has no
Support and That's What's the Matter
With the Giants, Though They Yield
Their First GsDse al High Enough Rates
to Make it InIcresting-Mercer Supple
ments His Work in the Box With Nim-
bic Stick rIay-Phillies Shut Out-Hot
Ball at st. Paul-Western Games.
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rs;so1 before yoz write . poezT Ap-lsc-
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vile gozxzzl
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sorG-T 6z--zx ra~ ss-sks tss4.s. as IS
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western Association Games.

Peoria, July 23.-Peoria-CedarR Rapids
game postponed; rain.
Dubuque, July 23.-No game; rain.
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Springfield. H.. July 29.-Miners en-
ployed in the coal mines at Riverton.
Barclay. Dawson and Spaulding. this
county, about COO in number. struck to-
day. because OF a reduction in wages.
Havana, Cuba. uJly 2S-At Natan-
gas today Leonardo Jeiva Almeda was
shot 10 death by order OF the military
authorities
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Welsh Champion Cvc,ist Dead.
,Iaher Can,t March Chovnski

London. July 2S.---Arthur Linton, the
Welch champion bicyclist. is dead.
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sy,rrirr fxi,ibitions 60.

New York. July 2S.---Judge Osborne
OF the supreme court. Brooklyn. today
handed down a decision granting the
Jnandamus aSkecrofGom( vim Hb G,
Tnandamus asked for 10 compe Mayor
Werster 70 grant q permit TO the Surf
Athletic club Of Coney Island 20 con-
duet sparTing exhibitions in their quar-
fNSrS.