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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
A TALE OF HOT WEATHER.
Oppressive Heat Prevails over the
Mississippi valley Country-Nery
Hot in Europc.

St. Louis, July li,-Ninety-four in the
shade was recorded by the signal service
bureau thermometer to-day. but Oh the
streets the heat was more intense the mer-
curry reaching the 100 mark. This is by far
the hottest day experienced here during
the season. The thermometer reached It's
highest point NJ o'clock, and at this
evening had declined only II few degrees.
a breeze sprung mp later and cooled on the
heated atmosphere somewhat, Sotwith-
standing the hot weather, the police report
only two prostratons. nenther one OF which
will prove fatal
Chicago, July li.-Ycsterday was the hot
test day of the year, the mercury reach
Ing 92 degrees IN the office OF the signal
service. II was several degrees warmer
than that In the streets, Despite the In
tense heat, only two prostrations occurred.
anu neither OF them will Rroye serious.
The hottest places outside OF Chicago
yesterday as reported By the signal serv-
ice, Were llavre, Mont, and Huron, 5, u.
At both points 81 degrees was registered.
Many towns in Iowa. Illinois. Wisconsin.
tense. Many cases OF prostration are re-
ported. but only two or three cases will
prove fatal. In many places outdoor work
WAS suspended,
Temperatures of 90 deg, have occurred to-
day as follows: St. Paul, Cairo, Nashville
and Montgomery; .. deg. at Springfield,
H.. Indianapolis Memphis, New orleans;
Vicksburg; ab deg. at Savannah.
London, July 4,--Intense heat prevails
to-day throughout the southern portion OF
Great Britain and France and Germany.
In London there has not been a breath of
air stirring, and the mercury marked so
deg In the shade and i3o deg. in the sun.
London yesterday. In Paris the heat is SO
great that II has been found necessary TO
close many OF the workshops.
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Winners ut 81. Louis.

St Louis, Mo-. July li-Hickok. Laureate
ana Hawthorne were the winning iaNof-
ties at the Fair Grounds to-day weather
hot and track very fast. r. Williams,
third event, was suspended indefinitely for
his poor ride. Attendance fair The SUM
maries:
First race--Seling ono mile Hickok. 9l,
&C.. Slaughter). to ; and to :, won;
Brahna. lO6, Rowel. Il to and : to 10.
third Time. 1:H. Al Orth, Miss StnrEis.
La Belle France, John Il. Ewing and lrish
queen also ran.
second race-sclline. seven and n half
5 to ! and to 5. won Rob. Roy H. . oc
Chance, io9 (Shafcrl. II to !, third. Tim',
3s,. Forseen, Little Billy. Mountain
QUAIL. oak Forest, Loyal Princess, Bell
man, Topmast and Lizzie Mack also ran.
chic 1C2 CWebster), i2 to l and TO !, won;
Bertha, 50 &C.. SlauEhtcrl, II to and 4 TO
/. second. Cherrystouc, III CovinEtonl. u
to :. third. Time. 1894, Ben Waddcll,
Davesac., our Maggie Amelia Fonso and
Nplma also ran.
Fourth race-NIle and a sixteenth Lau-
rcate. lC2 tw. Johnson, Is to 20, won; III
garo. IL UovinEton). to >, second. Time,
i:iSs,. only two starters
Fifth race-Selling: seven and one-half
II to . and I to TO- won: Fasig, o. tWill.
htel. S to and 10 >, second; Utopia. aj
Oiarner), 9 to and to :. third. Time,
80. W. c. Harding, lmmilda Bravo, Tim
Irwin and Nrginian also ran.
Sixth race-Sclling; seven furlongs.
10, won: ST. Pancras, lo' Ponn). 20 to 3
and 10 3, second; Couronne Dor, Il
iSChorrl. ! to /. third. Time, l:2sis. Sallic
Woodford and Royal Choice also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
HAD TO WAKE THE FISH up.
How Two Californianx Caught u Hug
Ey Full.

From the San Francisco Call
a. V. Phillips. an employe OF the South
ern Pacific Company. now living in Tu-
lare, went fishing some time ago on the
Bell river. in Mendocino county. Far up
in the hills. where the trout prevail, the
stream courses along comparatively level
strip of country for the distance OF some
thing like half a mile. With a friend he
drove to this spot, having previously ar
ranged bait and lines and hooks. Mr
Phillips had thoushtfully collected an
oyster can full of grasshoppers TO be used
as bait in case the trout declined 10 accent
the fly. He cast in his fyhook, hut lie
willy gamestcrs did not appear 10 be hun.
CRY. To wake, up tbf fsh he drove The
horse into the bit OF The stream The watar
being about knee deep, and east in NE
line with a live hopper on the hoot WS
sooner had the hook struck the water ~
a trout seized 1t and was quickly Landed IN
the buggy. N'u !"
The sport Was continued. driving lin tho
stream; landing the trout in the bpgau Sns
until the stock of hoppers was .xbsmsS,ssy'
When they ceased fishing they fo,,,'i;;
they had $50 trout In the buggy. yarrri,ui ,oiinu
In length from SIX to ten inches '''"s
This; Mr. Phillips says, was tho h,-.
sport ne ever enjoyed fishing. and ss prst
fishing season is at hand sYnin ai, ~ as the
Ing TO take layoft and hunt tba, 10 s. go.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

Florence l.. Marhofor fled suit in tho
circuit court for a divorce from Charles
Narhofer. yesterday. Drunkenness and in
diGnities are the allegations. Marhofer is
at the workhouse.
The will of Solema Loesch, who died on
June 70, was admitted to probate Yesterday.
The heirs are Mrs. Franccsca Dietrich,
Henry Loesch, George LoesCh and Miss
Anna Roth. George Loesch is the executor.
The county court at independence grant
ed II number Of dramshop licenses yestcr-
day, referring others to the county license
Inspector. The application of Con j. Cron-
in to run saloon at Fourth and Broad
way was set for q hearing on July 20
John Moraski alias John Kraus. who was
brought back from Denver TO await trial
on the charge of cmbe2zlinG "A sewing ma
chine Will be arraigncd in the criminal
court this morning. The charge will be
changed to removing and conceal!ng mort
gagged property.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

Rev. II, K Maiden. of Lees Summit. is
Mrs. DebbIe Bloomer returned to her
home at Casey, H., yesterday, after a
visit with NJ. a. BgGs and family, this
city.
William +. Surface. one OF the old time
citizens of jackson county, lies quite i'll at
his home near Lake City. Relatives fear
that he will not recover.
There will he lawn concert at the home
Of Miss Mollie Hughes Thursday evening
under the auspices of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the, Christian church.
l.. o. Swopo and his son, Chrisman
swopc. left yesterday for Leavenworth.
kas,, on short business trip.
Thomas Hudspeth cX-superintendent of
the county poor farm. announced yester-
day that he would be n candidate for the
Democratic nomination of county marshal
Captain Schuyler Lowe was appointed
one of the inspectors OF the Harrlsonville
read by the county court yesterday.
County Superintendent Barrett finished
ycstcdray his revision of the course of
Study for district schools. The revision
is more of an expansion of the present
coure and but few changes appear.
, Professor Bryant. of Woodland college,
has secured Professor Stevenson as his as
sistant at the college for the ensuing year.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

cure. The effects Of such disorders are not
limited to mere local discemiors but ey.
tend over sl,e whole body. Perhaps the
nerves arc most affected, and this In turn
disturbs the digestion. Aftss that there Is
no telling what form the trouble may take.
With irritable nerves and poor digestion, O
woman 10 on the straight road to tue grave.
Women are VIGOROUSLY negligent In mat
! tsrs pertaining to their health, Too man1
Of them understand too little about their
own physical makeup: They do not un.
tious, aud p.ey do not know enough about
themselves to know when q symptom 10
really serious and when II is not This nat.
urally makcs them overlook the plainest
Of danger signals. The start Of everything
V simple The start Of so-called female
complaints may he vev slight thing Ia
deed II may BE- that 10 the beginning
, some small hygienic measures would stop
the trouble. Certainly at this time. little
bit Of the right medicine would stop it.
When the trouble becomes worse, Il 10
I harder to cure, but still It can be cured.
Dr. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription will posi-.
lively cure any trouble Of this charactcv.
II may be absolutely relied upon. ItafoIds
whose natural niodesty has kept her from
The whole story Of the "Pavorite Pre-.
scriptioE," aud what it has done for thou.
sands Of women is told in DR.. Pieree's
Common Sense Medical Adviser. This
written In plain language for the use Of
lucid way an iinnense amount of valuable
information about health and medicine. II
will be sent free on receipt of a. oue-cept
stamps to cover cost Of mailing only.
Address. Worlds Dispenssry Medical
Association. Buffalo, N. Y
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

Lakeside, Ind. July li.-First race-sx
furonEs Collector. u to /, won; Spinola
10 to i. second; Bust Up, third. Time, 1l6
George Smith. ,Nirsinia NJ, Baldur, Abbie
Character, Lienad and Hattie Thayer also
ran.
Second race-Five furlonEs. odd Genius
G to l. won; Fife. II To I, second. Thompson,
third Time, l:o2L. Gertrude Mariettc, {.
II Whalon, Coin ana Noandine also ran.
Third race-Six furlougs. Nero. II to l.
won: Atelier, 10 !. Second; His Brother,
third Time, l:l5. Mr.. Dunlap. Souvenir
Victor Kari. Rosa May. Ida Walker Star
beam Nels Morris and Challenge also ran.
Fourth racc-Mil" and a quarter Eloroy.
I to .. won; Marcel, 2is to /, second; Merry
Monarch, third. Time, 2:eIil. Tlutus, Ash
land and Tasco also ran.
FIFTH rncc-Fivc furongs. Tom smith, u
to o. won; Ra2ondylle, II 10 ., second:
George H.. third. Time, i:c2',. Brown Girl,
Iaius, XcphyrOs and Demosthones also ran.
sixth race-Fvo furlongs. 1ncas, to b,
won. Getaway, ( 10 /, second; May Rose,
third. Time, lul Lillian t., Second At
tempt Lucinda. BHlchut, Yours Truly and
Highland Fling also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
BnIEF ITEMS BY WIRE.

The Associated Press reports that Mr. and
Mrs Bryan had spring chicken fried po.
tatoes, blackhcrries and coffee for break
fast yesterday morning.
John II. Hoffocker, of Smyrna was
named FOR governor, and Jonathan 5. Will
is, OF Milford, for congress, by the Addicks
faction of the Republican IUrty. in conven-
tion at Dover. Del, yesterday Both nomi-
nations We're by acclamation.
1t is said that every tree in Salem, ILL.,,
has been whitrwashet, in honor OF Nomi-
nee Bryan. for whom there is to be grand
demonstration to-day. 1t is not announced
whether the whitewash is intended as a
delicate tribute TO Mr.. Bryan's advocacy of
the white metal, or whether 1t Is indicative
of the true character of the demonstration.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
A CURE FOR EACH DISEASE
With Munyon's Improved Homeopathic
Remedies in the House. Mothers Can
Become the Family Physician aud
SAVE DOLLARS IN DOCTORS FEES
Get Munyon's Guide to Health From
Your Druggist. II VIII Tell You
What to Use nnd How TO Cure
the Most Obstinate and
COmul len e, DisCuses,

Professor Munyon is honored to-day as
the leading authority In the medical world.
His new and humane methods of treat
ment have swept away all the old-fash-
ipEed ideas of doctorng with poisonous
drugs that create a dozen diseases in the
effort to get rid of one. He does not claim
that he has one remedy that will cure all
complaints but that he has prepared a
specific cure for nearly every disease. He
Goea not claim that Munyon's rheumatism
amy other complaint, but he does assert
that 1t viii cure rheumatism. Munyon's
Dyspepsia Cure is prepared expressly to
cure dyspepsia; Munyon's Cough Cure to
cure coughs: Munyon's Catarrh Remedies
TO cure catarrh: Munyon's Kidney Cure to
cure kidney troubles. The same may be
snid of ali MUNYON'S different remedies.
They may be obtained at all drug stores,
mostly at % cents a bottle,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
PURTELL AND RYAN MATCHED.
They WIN Fight 10 n Finish in tn.
Vicinity of Kansas City On
August 20,

Paddy Purtell. the Kansas City wclter-
weight. and Jimmy Ryan. the Cincinnati
mildeweght. with whom Purtell fought a
twenty-five round draw at Cincinnati last
Friday night, have been matched for a
finish fight to take place In the vicinity OF
Kansas city. The articles call for "a hight
the battle 10 be brought OF within lOo
miles OF Kansas city at a point which can
be easily reached by special train. The
details are now practically settled. The
battle ought to be one OF the best ever
Purteirs lighting qualities are we'll known
here while Ryan has a great reputation
and demonstrated when he met Purtell last
week that he is no mean antagonist.
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BATTING RALLY IN THE NINTH
BLUES wON ouT Az EXCITING GAME
WITH colt MBts.
Four Hits After Two Were on, In the
Ninth Inning Gn,c Them the Nic-
tor, pnd MIN
nrnpoiis Lost.


Kansas city won the Nfth successive
game from CoIurrbus Yesterday afternoon.
n,,., t,,, - .,.i,t,g g,r,.,,t, pu.I
- " '''H n'.. 'N'''",-
WIN ragged W'l1lhE Hhl h"tl hUuNk IVY
both teams. Despite the big score tho game
wa ono OF thu most exciting witnessed
"a, r,,,st,i,, ,,,r ,bfs sc,s,, aps ,bn
Wv" ~ 49,. nj, -
hali.iHlslhE hhish ny Whl'h NV hlu's Won
ou' In the ninth inning sc; the small crowd
via
rh, ,is,,ors tool , ,ay 7.,.t &, tho srst
-, .I. =,
box. aud held lt clear ur to tho ninth IN.
nine. when victory srrmcd ussursd for
hon, bu, tho uin.s hv , rr.at tattirt
= ~ :, a.,
f'HN' pulled IN" game OUT pt Tue hiu nj
the last moment
Bryls WI. wild and Ineffective anil was
.,,..s.t.g de-, y, ,.,,-,t l,.,.i,.. t, tsr,-
IL a., 49,. 10y
WI" ho' 'NiA Il'HH'H E"'' "N'l l"I WV I'VE
maindor oI tho game, but got ln the Etiun
with two timely hits. which llt much 30
yt,. ,b, uI,... ,bo yl.,,ry ,rt. ttft... .-
tt ~ - r .t.',t,
uH"''. que '.N,'' WY '''" %" '''' ~
tn" game. hut they hal many men lett
ON bases ana throw aWuy u number OF
nm. b, n,,r has. r,trrtpr
-, ~. '.. ,,.,...,....
INC hr4H2ht hy'l'hE n' !ImWE M"uu'nS
e'.yhd 'Is' w. i H,ttln', l.HLul' "1
We ERW", iu1 NlN-Tr l'y il'1,,nL. 1L .F "a
.en,en 80. %, 'i'E.n ,n"n,,- ", ,W tlW S'S.i
som. OF ihrm being on dllrNlt ttl., anu
a. the BAT also Il" was d Gfrat factor III
III -",t., - ,,,, ..f, ...,... ,.,,,..
~ - s',t, wa ri'FN @ Nl," pvN ,"'o' M i.thSSE,
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

St. Joseph Mo. July li.-scnrc:
St Joseph 90 o 21 o s O-S 4 .
Dubuque - o . = 3 ia lG (
Butterlos-St Joseph, Colborn and Ward;
DuhuQUe, Smith and Hahner
Cedar Rapids Ia. July li.-Scorc.
RHE
Burlington 81 % u u . q Is i
Eaiteriys-Celar Rapids. Clrrish and
sullivan. Burlington, Muhany and Hun
Dos Moines, Ia. July u--Score;
pes M1lucs 90 o540 . o-ffif 4 4 :
Rockford 900 q o O ! o % 1
Eattcras-pes Mpiues. Carney and T.0h-
man. Rockford M1lcsworth and Snyder.
quincy, H., July l4.-scoro;
Qu.nry ......a Q u o 2 ia il
F,HTH ......-p U O.l o 4 ] O-S o
oTl, kar'-0u ana collins
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
INDEPENDENCE.
Ansc1 Corey, n Small Sized COlorcd
Nun, Claims to Have Lived
40 Years.

Ansel Corey. a diminutive colored man.
is in the city and lays claim to the distinc-
ton of being 11o years of age. He came
from Knoxville. Tenn, is venerable in ap-
pearancc. quite spry and from present ap-
pearances is good for many healthy days
yet to come. He claims to have been a
the civil war was shipped south. but man.
aged to make his escape. He has been
married so many times that he does not
recollect the number. Corey Is in the
city visiting his relatives and expects to
make his homo here.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

Are unlike all other pills. No purging or
pain. Act specially on the liver and bile.
Carter's Little Liver Pulls. One pill dose.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
AN INTERVENING PETITION.
Fiicd b, the National Bank of Brihgc-
ton, y. ~. Against the Excelsior
SPRINGS Comtnny.

The Cumberland National bank,of Bridge
ton. n. j. yesterday filed an intervening
petition in tho federal court IN the case
Of John Ferry, receiver. against the En-
celsior Springs Company. The bank claims
5000 due It. with three years interest. 1t
alleges that there was a conspiracy in the
organization OF the three sub-companies
and that the proceeds have been improp-
erly applied. It asked for a receiver for
its interests and Judge Philips signed an
order appointing Major II. +. Jones as re-
c-iver. He was already receiver in the
"A formal affair.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

Chicago, Ill, July lin the tennis tour
nanent to-day tu the concluded match in
nr-i round donhlgs Wrenn brothers beat
ond round doubles, Wrenn brothers beat
Ware and Scuuior. 81. sc. 80. Chase and
default, Neol brothers beat ROuth and
Roche, Go, go G.l. Myers and Rycnson
beat Carleton unI Snnborn by dcfsult
Third round iu singles Myers beat Ware.
6-2 81. George Holden beat Waidner, G-2,
6-2. q. Wrcnn beat Collins, 6-i, g..
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;ce,.. yeldiz. Bonnie rloise. protecn and

Icy. Yoiiiz, Bonnie Eioise. Ptotccn and
Hlmaric also ran.
Fourth race-One mile and a furlonE. Sue
Kittie. 90 to'Leary), So to 10 and out, won.
Marshal, i9i u. liilp, ,is TO and to ];
second Mirass, los claytonl, 10 ! and
Fifth race-About seven furicngs; sell.
Ing. Sir Francis, lQ3 poggetth I TO and
and TO 3. second: Mrs. stewart. % d'ow-
etD. 20 TO l and 10 !. third, Time. l:26.
Hurlinsham. Whipuord and Maple Prince
also ran,
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A Church Mcddinr.

The marriage of Miss Mary Morton Hig-
sason to j. Allen Prewitt. of this city.
viii he solemniZcd this morning at lC
O'Clock at the Christian church There will
be no attendants save the ushers S. Pen
dleton, Roland Proctor, Louis Jones and
John Flournoy. As u prelude to the cere-
mony proper Miss Ola Gallaher and MIR.
J. /. Crump will sing. Miss Stella Maste ers
Proctor will be the otIiciating clergyman n,
After the wedding the bridal couple will
leave for an extended wedding tour Of the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
VIII Hold n Ratification.

The silver Democrats of Independence
will hold ratification Saturday night in
the upper room OF the court house. All
free silver Democrats have been invited 10
ton The gold Democrats have no specific
Invitation and will not likely attend.
Speeches from local Democrats are TO be
arranged for and those who expect to get
in at the county pie counter will he out in
force and add their laudations to the Chi
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

PittshurE. Pa. July li-Plttshurr played
an orrorlcss game and gave Hawley excel
len. support. Lewis wilduess at times and
costly errors worked against the visitors.
Attendance, .,00. Score;
r II Il
Pittsburg 80 . . q - o
Boston ,,,,...O q o o 40 .
Battcrlcs-PittsburE. Hawley and Mcr-
rltL. Dg.tnm. EnMLs and ncrEem.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

Mayor Millard sent to the council last
night his estimate Of expenses for the
He estimated sl,sOO for light, $1,000 for
water. 500 for the salaries of councilmen,
5000 for streets, 5000 for the police, SlS00
for law and damages. The levy made was
90 cents on the sloo. The mayors estima to
was based on an estimated revenue of
$4,000 to the city. The saloon license de-
rived to the city was estimated at 5000, the
Insurance tax at $500. railroad tax at $50
and the ad valorem meHchants' tax at
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HIGH LIVING BILLED THEM.
Eisht Cincinnati Pnupers Die of Too
Much to Eat and Drink.

Cincinnati. July H.-July 4 the inmates
of the city innrmary We're treated to
green apples, lemonade and other luxuries.
The inmates drank and ate too much, sick
ness followed, and eight inmates have
since died from the effects OF the festvi-
ties on that day, follows Barbara
Bauers, aged 50; Henry Holder, "A; Maria
Thornley,, 7o; Edwin White; "; Gerard
McDermoti, SIS; Mrs. NJ. l.. Bassett, Is.
All were iniirm, as well as aged.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
SUING INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Orviiie shelby Wants $1,000 for the
Loss of n HIND.

Orville Shelby son of United States
Marshal shelby. has sued the Union Cas-
ualty and surety Company, of st. Louis,
pany. Of New York. for 5000 and $3.50, re-
spectivoly. Shelby suffered the loss of n
hand at Adrian. Mo-. last February. While
at the depot at that place he tripped and
fell before Il moving train. which crushed
his hand SO badly that it had to be ampu-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

Some miscreant who evidently wanted to
see the fire department make II run made
an attempt to burn city property yesterday
about noon. The city pound master has an
office near the city pound. The building Is
on an humble order and the Furnishings of
the Institution are somewhat meager, but
comfortable. When Pound Master Jones
returned from his midday meal he found
smouderlng straw under one corner of the
structure. evidently the work of an incen-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National Lcaguc standing.


louisville. Ky. July 1.-THE Colonies
could not hit ioifar to-day, while tho Ori-
Ole, pouulct both Hin and Cunningham.
ktst"l. a. Chicago amateur, pitched the
last inning and for tho nrst time In tho
game tho orioles went out In order At
tendance, l.soo. Score:
RH Z
Baltimore - o : q n-ii IL
Louisville ~ u % o q q o o q
Observation-Disclosures Honor ana CLARKE.
Louisville. Nm. Cunningham. Hosiel and
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purceII, !. H., Attorney Slain.

Purcell. ]. r.. July 1i.-w. ChiIders, a
prominent attorney Of this place was at
lacked in his office this afternoon by two
men and In the fight tnat sns,ed was ter
rihly slashed by knife in the hands of
his assailants are under arrest
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'.rnnd pnr,d- :. M,nnrar"ii. 81

Minneapolis MINI. July 1.-THE Grand
Rapids team took the third game out OF u
series Of four to-day. camp was r"spon-
tiblc for the victory To-day. a. he made
homer. triple and two singles Ills hit
IN the eighth inning brought In the wine
Ming run. Score.
Mrncarors q o o q 200 ~ y /
a Rapids .....1 ! o o o - ln
schrivcr; Grand Rapids Woltets and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

London, july AT Wimbledon to-day
I.arned, the. American. defeated ilouGh in
the All,Englard tennis championship meet
Ing, The score was 6-i, g., 6-3.
In the next contest OF the tournament
Cazzaiel beat Fnote, the score being SO.
A-E 81.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

Cleveland, o., July 1.-THE Giants could
not hit Young to-day and the home team
won with ease. The game was dun At
tendance. Loco. Score:
Cleveland 20 . Os1 o - i o
New York .....0 o o N-i o
Batterics-Cloyeland Young aud thinner;
New York W. II. Clark and Wilson
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western League Standing.


81, Paul, Mimi, July H-St Paul won In
Very severe drubbiug. and Jumped into
stcond place. The game was called at
tho end of the eighth inning To allow the
s. Pam ..........a ! Is2s l-is 4 :
Detroit ........H o o . 81 &
Batteries St. Paul, Mullane Fricken and
Spies Detroit, Ely and Twineham.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-15

and William Joyce cabin boys on the
steamer Bonanza. shot and killed Peter
Whitaker here last night The killing was
are. in jail. Their homes are ut Cincin.
natl