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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-16
LEADERS IN CONFERENCE
Hanna PIatt. 0uay and Lodge CIOseted
Together IN Hs1ns's Quarters

Together III II suna's Quarters
s.. Louis. June I5.-Cols:derable Cos
sip was caused tonight BY a number q
calls made by Senator Foraker upon NJ
a Hanna. Senator Quay. Senator Plat
Senator Lodge and q number Of other
prominent politicians Il failed 70 de-
veiop a sensation. however. for Senator
Foraker frankly sad Il was merely 70
6iScuss the financial plank
- Louis, June I5--Thomss c. Plat
str0iled out o. his rom tonight and
alone walked up one fight % stairs and
slowly along the corridors. He was met
a. the end BY Joseph B Foraker and 10
gether they went directly 70 the room
occupied BY Matthew Stanley Quay.
Mr- Quay vas there IN company with
Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts, and
the four Gentlemen sat down 20 confer
behind caose5 doors. When TIE confer
ence wsS over sIl declined 70 state why
Il WIS held. but i was learned that
both the gold plank matter and the
wise presidential matter were talked
over Il Is understood that the p7ojec;
OF throwing the vice prs Dental nom
inaLtca - Morton despite rs wishes
was preached Nr. Foraker went d.
rsctIy u NJ Eanna's rooza wfe1 he
cane down and vas cicseted there a. a
late hour
Il i further understood that Mr.. FOR
sker presented for consideration a 4
raacizl plank which reads about as FOL
lows
We favor bir1etatfisrn only z IA
ticual agreement recognizing tho- as :
standard can BE obtained from Tae ised
ing couSmrciai countries. otherwise X
favor the present standard % value"
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REED GONE HOME MAD
Thinks He has Been Wo-sted By 1reaehery
and FLANDERS

washington, D. C. June 15--Speaker
Reed left Washington this evening Tor
his home in Maine. he Is evidently a
very disappointed man. and feels keen
" the treachsry OF his so-called friends
He realizes now for the first tine that
his campaign has been one filed with
blunders and mistakes. HIS friends
have one By one deserted him. Until az
last the manager OF his campaign, a
trusted friend. Nancy % Maine. has
given him a final stab. The speaker
shows his disappointment visibly, and
II viii take him many weeks 70 recover
from -
A. the close OF the last congress Ny.
Reed surveyed q fed that was bis alone,
apparently. Blaine was dead and Har-
rfson had been beaten n al open fed
Senator Allison was u be 2 candidate,
but one whom Reed thought - could
yanquish in a single 5oCst- He little
thought % Mckinley as conspicuous
rival he had strong organization
n the house. the leading Republicans
IN that body. and some OF the senate
favorsnE his nomination with e1thusi-
asn. he had apparently the hacking
q the men who had been active IN o.
EznizinE Republican successes n pre-
v!ous national elections
Had lis interests been properly box
81 after By uasa conperen: n bring cut
his strong points and push his candida
cy with enerEy and fslth II BIS success.
nothing could have prevented his ION
iaarion az s. Louis AS al Know wao
have reviewed TIE facts. almost every
thing vas omitted watch could have
contributed - his success a1i tie
EiarirK hluniers O. opea treachs-y o.
she part o1 chose whom he trusted Id -
detection and revolt n tne very states
WHERE he was supposed % b. izvtnclhle
No one viii say <sz< there VAS the lezst
necessity for Reed losing IN TIE Men
England states he y himself native
q New England: he was Known 20 rep
resent the money views - NsE Eag-
and
Il Is aow admitted tia; the first SER
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One s. always expected 20 say some
shing VIXEN looking Tor The ire tine On
. new baby. ard az Il - reither kidd n0r
safe 20 teII the trTsth sad szy rass ths
Iistle rod. Pzd-y er.atars co~<a't look
Ike auytAizg. ws give a lZt % ~
pat>rted szd unooYyri ght~d rsszrAs
% - use3 CT such oceassoans
wei. ixa't bs euzalnZ? lie losks Ike
yo1i-
Il thiak he's golag 20 look IiEs his
fztks-."
Haas L. 6sar listie hsZzvs1 Do 81
- 80 rs d-sr i5ttis tSes.'
Use; - large.-
Tat hs a tiny da-isnzi-
s'sor tr1gbi ~ sc<zns..
I'D roz ever see such a r~s,< li.tis
zoutkgf
-Izz's - tpst to- rEeet for aay.
tAi-~T'
The dear lisst- dzFiizx. ne--s
saw 70 yoang BABY IooiI syosznd soi-
% pi~z->. please - ne bod klz
s.1sz zizEt<f-
Asy ard az % thess remarks .r- VA
rzSt>s % give sSilSfa1tiOn t'ast - shry
have bs>a gfvi1x @s;lHfacs4ez frDzn tlsas
fr1eEzorizl uBt1 ths p~zzst G4y-
T<-roft Fr-e Prs
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SENATORS s: PHTLLIES 2.


Washington, D. C, June 15.-Washing
ton won the game today, which was
without any special feature. In the
first inning Mercer was poorly support
ed and the visitors tailed their only
runs Errors by the Phillies very ma
Ierially assisted the Senator'S in scoring.
Attendance $500. Score:
RHE
Washington 30 5000 o-s 10 /
Philadelphia "a 0 0 90 0 0 0-3 I 4
Batteries: Washington-Mer and
1icGuire; lphia-Taylor and P
Grady. Earned runs-Washington 8;
Philadelphia ,
REDS 7; BROWNS /.
Cincinnati O., June 15.-Breitenstein
was very wild but Cincinnati earned
the victory by making hits al opportuRa
times, While the Browns scattered the
dozen drives TOO widely. Attendance
$500. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati IL 311e'-7 8 o
St Louis-....O 0 l 0OoO0-112 >
Batteries: Cincinnati-Dwyer and W
vaughn; ST L0Us-Breitenstein and
Mcfarland Earned runs-Cincinnati
5: St Louis L
COLTS II; PIRATES 5.
PIttsburg. Pa, June I5.-The home
team was beaten because Of their slow
playing Killen pitched a fair game,
bgt received poor support. Attendance
z.000. Score:
Ri z
P1ttsburg .....o310o0 0O1-5l0 4
Chicago .-....2 , OHIO Sill 10 2
Batteries: Pittsburg-iKuen and Mer-
ritt; ago-Griffth, and Kittridge.
Earned runs-Pittsburg 3; Chicago ,
BRTDEGROOMS 4: ORIOLES ?
Brooklyn, y. Y, June 15.-The Brook
lyas punched their hits in the sixth and
seventh innings today and scored runs
enough to defeat the fast-fiying Orioles.
Score:
r H z
Brooklyn 10000 o22o.-4 ?
Baltimore 80 0 001O0 % S .
Batteries: BroOklyn-Daub and Grim:
BaltiUOre-RObinsOn and Hotter. Earn
ed runs-BrcOklyn >
POSTPONED GAMES.
Boston, Mass, June 15.-New York
Boston game postponed; wet grounds
Cleveland. O., June 15.-No game;
rain.
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EXPLORATION IN EGYPT.
I, Ii Carried On ~ifs the Ala % IN.
Natives.


Natives.
As 20 the actaal vyorinen that en-
ploy-who number some zoo or $50 men
these are al from the village Of SAX
kaya i:seif The racn are paid az an
average rate OF IS centimr-s a day for
each digger. Children receive 60 ocn-
times. and arc utilized IN carrying asvay
earth IN baskets. u hich thcy poize on
their heads, To be sure. this proc.sl
= . snperaanusted ore. But the E~yp-
Tan fellah abides by 81. ard any i'm
pro~sments on IL are dismissed b him
with scorn. There IL a gain Ia ptc-
turezqoen@sS through i. aSsurn.liy: for
DothiDC il norc curious than 20 watch
these fies q children fastening on aud
on. Ike zntA 70 an azthil. % cmpty
their bas< cts 90 the place assigned.
while At tie sane time tic carts. tilted
over by the chanticrs. remain quite ils--
less. But the most improved methods
Of sJsch work seem only % bear te~ti-
nony 10 tbe prod gious strength %
primitive neans-thoSc by whSh the
pyramids then s-lTcs were cree nd. ard
the greatest edihces % s1aiqnity
brought into existence The. feIlAa
workman y thal ia Industrious 5he sub
sisss on llt-le bread and water. adding
few dates. or cucumhers. or vrget4-
bles. though very rarely any srssas-a
thing mach 100 costly for his rs-ourocs.
Hence. when nv explorations havs led
20 81 important discovery. I fosAsrs The
custom Of rogaltng the lsborer~~1th--
q native buEaloi J has mezns- = fi1ss
fete tor tbe village. u vsz In ths rnLsxt
81 such simple people. in his SAk1Hrs
house. that Marietta Bey Evss nAry
years. u Wa with them thstsI a. wsli
spent ny winters. dividing ny tizne b.
tween mF editorial aeceszithsz and ths
experimenting Sf ths a~id 81 oy~rz-
tens. AID Marietta Boy Wa rsght In
lis liking for the fsIlah aud bsN desert
One eIP~rieEccs ia The nrtFhborbood
% tbess vast cities % the d-ad. bari-d
in tie EaslSz. poetieal srn0thons inpn@-
sihls 20 ersne.-Js1qusa de Morgan. ia
HzrpeT's Magazine.
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MOFFELT Is VERY HOT
He Takes His Insurance Case into the
Courts for Adjustment.

He Takes His Insurance Case into the
Courts for Adjustment.
FL Reno, o. T, June 15.-Colonei J. V.
Moffett today brought suit against the
Spring ield Fire and Marine Insurance
company OF Springfield. Mass. for the
recovery OF SIS sustained in loss by
fire January 6. 1894. Colonel Moffert on
January 10. 1896. furnished the company
with the required proof Of his loss, sub
scrfbed and sworn 20 by himself and
wife. his daughter and Judge Franklin,
OF FL Reno; also affidavits from merch-
ants and bufisiness men showing that
he had sustained a loss OF over $4,000
while the insurance was only sT75, yet
the company postponed payment one
one preteIt or another until Moffetts
patience wore out FL Reno and other
cities in Oklahoma have paid out euOr-
nous sums for insurance, IN some in
stances as high as 10 per cent per an
num- Colonel MOffett himself has
carried and paid out in premiums over
81 [. 600 for insurance, carrying during his
business career IN Wichita and other
places from 81, 600 20 SO, 900 insurance q
year.
Notwithstanding Oklahoma has con-
trfbuted large sums, running into the
millions into the web filed Golfers OF
foreign and eastern insurance compan-
les for insurance. the insured IN the few
fires which have occurred have been
compelled 20 take much less than face
value of their policies or 60 into court
Moffitt says Il want 70 see II there -
any virtue IN my contract with che COM
pany or not In my business NE OF
eighteen years have been very FORUM
ate. having only upon two occasions
prior 70 this to call upon an insurance
company for anything. and then for
amounts less than 900. I had house
upon my farm burn one year ago. upon
which had 10 insurance. hence 60 dr.
icufty'
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Cattle-Frices wire steady for al desi--
able offerings and stron ger for the choicer
lots. Stocke-S and feeders were dull az
unchanged prices. Butchers stock was
IN good demand and Tat cows ard htifers
were firm. but canning cattle were 10 bet
ter.
Hogs-A big run had a tendency TO
weaken the market and prices dropped
about sc. AT the rucucei figures a good
business was transacted. common 20
choice heavy hogs selling at SeSsG3-e9.
mixed and medium weights az SesTS25.
light at s.. 1OdS. 90. ard pigs at 8. 55lsa--5-
The bulk OF the hogs sold az S310GS.e0
Sheep-TheTe was a very good demand
for desirable hOcks and pr.ces FOR suca
were steady, but common grades were
dun and weak. Sales were or a bass OF
3 safi4 90 for good 70 prime native sheep,
s. 7SR2& fer Inferior 70 fair.
ece.pts-Cattle. 1900; hogs. E,eo;
Sha-z-s Is on
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ST. Louis. June 15.-Rec-4 pts-Fiocr. 4
ooo: wheat. y. 90. corn. 500. OasS 5f.e,0.
Shipments-F'lOur. Loo wheat IL.
corn. I0l GO. oats. 60o0.
Flour-Quiet- steady ard unchanged
Wheat-FN1rures declined early On be4--
fish news. sgt soon advanced on bad crop
news and oversold market, clos.rln firm
ard higher than saturday. Spot Gul ard
higher: No. red. cash. elevator 81 track.
61G65c: No. . hard. &c bid: July. &c asked
August, 54Isc: September. ]Asc.
Corn-There WAS but little change IN ne
future market. which was weak spa
steady: No. , mixed. cash 90. july
Sc, September, &c.
Oats-Fu;ures weak ard lower. with
light trading Spot lower N0- = cash.
I71,c: July. I75.fsls3sc: August Tsc-
Rye-Ec track
B&rIsy-NominaL
Corn meal-Si6o
Flax sses*-.NOuIlrai, g 3.
Timothy seed-Prine. $.oo85-D
Hay--Duu- steady
Burrsr-lQubet. steady and unchanged
EsgEs-Firul SC Tor fresh
WA-sSy-Sl-2
Cotton ties and agring-Uuc bar Eed.
Pork-DUll. standard Mes. 1ooclns. 3 %
G7.3.
Lars-Iower: prime steam. H-s-s:
choice. HOo
Baoon-shouIders CSo1eD aad longs.
- =: shorts. - sZ
Dry salt rlAatS-S houldcrs. CooIscl 10
longs. 500. RIBS. s41@iz; shorts. S-l-s.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The Ten Tens presented The excellent
play Friends" at the Crawford Grand
last night % a good sized audience. The
opera house Is delightfully."- cool these
hot evenings and the management dos
all IN its power % make the audience
comfortable by passing ice water among
them and in otherwise providing for
their wants The company presented
the play ia a very satisfactory manner
and some OF the emotional work By Mss
Cotton ard Mess-s. Cautnan and Rich
ardaDR was really good Tonight
Mixed Pickles
TIE Criterion Dramatic COMPANY pr
scented their initial performances 81 tie
auditorium last night. They presented
the play Master and Man" 20 good
sized audience. who were well pleased
Mr.. Sidney T0a-r. OF course. Is the main
attraction 20 Wichita theacre go@rs ard
his work Is really very crSdcs.ie. HE
= good actor and VIII certainly make
his mark IN the histrionic profession
The company did val il tie play and
T,-oducei some very good sD@cialrseS
There Il lots % fun and life IN the con-
Vany- Tonight VIII b played LIN
wood" Reserved sea-s oa sale az
JUDGE" GREEN.
Judge" william B. Green Is ulques-
tionably The foremost OF Americas e.
-RrookIyn On " Daily Cit
Zen. APRIL s. 1850
Judge william 3 Green lzt the Man
haitian Athletic club scored h.t- he
originates his humo- and renders Il Il
telligeu-ly--Ns~ York sun
HIS Anecdotes were original witty
ard vel told His sout5srn negro
stories were gems % i-persouatioa--
Nckeesport pa Morning Herald
one % the hf;s = the evening AZ IRE
Press Cub Wis made BY ~JuGgs~ VIII
San 3. Green. q Brooklyn. y. I He :
3 charming recoateu---Szn Fra1c.<oo
CAL News Letter. May =. IsS@
l. = SAFE % SAP that he = one C Ire
best entertainers 81 ais iia@ thai has
bsel heard herr HIS b@s- numbers
we An Old SEesfhes--- ard TIE
Dess--1ct Sc5ooi.-Pzv1ucks- CR u
Gszsr-e ard Caoruicis.
',JGdEe- Grc=n's h1Dor e411Cz - *
ceiieS TIE most % ats SECTIONS a.
frCn his oxa writings. ard he tells
them n such natural razz.er that ca@
Sa-Ee.s - Is professional h1z1o-iSS-
Quincy CAIzss-.) Daily Lsdzs--
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xs.I..ssrr R.r-assss.

-Sg~. sbsE-- .s-aA4ze1 80 bszE $50
TIE izv,z.o-. - - g-~pss IA - .~A
Fls1rd e@z-<aliT 81 "a p<seks< "a izs>ss
Lzprurs1 Z ~ sYpsTEsst. ssrTs1scss
- s=Eszs - cp~rz.or - sc sA-ossxa
= six-fseh p-<zk. 4 an rus5y
War. a. yDa gus--. ce@FT~ E@ke'3
k.s wtf-
= szz -osr-.~ ~ :. 5os.sss. - arsezs
e. Sae, o. a-ss q sse1=-sasls E.-r1zsrS-~
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NEW YORK Markets

new lQTA. AlC Ao--L APdA -
1880 barrels; exports 1oe.s0o barrels.
Steady; southern -four steady.
Rye for-Ffrn-
Corn meal-Quiet-
Rye-Duii: No western 40GH-
Bariey-Quiet-
barley TrSaIt-Duil. l5d5
Wbeat-Receipts 42s.sO0 bushels; ex-
rsor,s s.. sO7 bushels; spot inactive; No
hard ssssc. Options opened weak
and declined under prospects OF heavy
worlds shipments, weak cables and a
small visible supply decrease. including
liberal short selling. Closed unchanged
20 &c higher. No. red June closed
s3a. September s2H ds3sc, closed s5i.c-
Co-n-Re receipts IS 90; exports H.S3l
bushels: spot dun; No. sc Options
dun but fairly steady; June closed SS4sc
Seutembsr 347. 635c. closed strong
Oa,-Recesoos 3Ss. 800 bushedls, ex-
norts S. 500. Spot easy. No ?. 2et2Zis
cents. Options duh and nominal; June
closed &c.
Reeyes-Recsipts 4.s2; steady: native
steers g s0G440: stOcksrs t4-45: oxen
ssS4. bulls g 2od2s5 European cables
quote American steers g.. Ii0c dressed
weights: refrigerator beef az Slz87~c-
Sheep and izubs-Recefpts 1857
Sheep steady Lambs opened steady.
closed lower. Sheep. poor. poor %
n-4rne 3 g5G2n Lambs oommOn t.
choice S3.75ds5o-
Hozs-Recelpts I5,5l5: easier az S3.4o4
ass.
Hay-Duu; shipping s9Gs5c-
Hops-Dun-
HIde@Ste9dy.
L@azher-Stea5y.
Wooi-Quiet-
Beef-Qui.t-
Cut unsats-Steady-
Iard-DuH but steady: western steam
"A 20 80: refined steady.
P0rk-Stesdy.
TsIlow-Duii
Pe,ro,sua-Ffrner.U uited closed q -
bid
Ric--Ffrrr-
NfoIzzses-Stszdy: choic> 2e63sc-
Cot-orse-ed oEi-Quset and fea-Uressss
Core-OY-ious oD>1ed barely steady
sG1s points declined: ruI>d inactive and
weak under local tnhvence- ciosed
s--ady. unchanged 20 10 points loES--
Ssles 1890 bags incIudinE September
SIC - SPIT coffes very oui>s. No. =.
is<; mid qus~r. cor5ova fsi4 ais; ssies
800 bags Nz-fczfbo. 1910 bags CeotrzI
American r Z Saaros-Qut>t: good
avs-are Santos "A 800; receip-s 90
tAgs. stock g 60 Ha5burE-Dul snt
et LofE decline SAL 90 bag RIO
Stezdy. No. : Rio II sss9. EzchanEe
10 lis pezce. receipts :. 80 haas: clear
II fSr TIE Unstss S-ases. 500. stock
g o.. Teal Esrehou-= esii-erses from
ne Uus;ed States sEs8 Tags incl1din ~
ST f-1r, New YORK $eE York STOCK
today Iss 50: T-ufte-d S-zres stock 49,
So. sHozr So- -. Tnit~3 STATS Is Go.
total TISsaie Tor re TEste1 Stz-es 5s4.-
So aKzlns, So s. hsst year Hsvre-
cIlze. sajes = 80 usEs Szn-os z~ek-
y report c11e~--sI is-. good s-e-zz-
per 70 kiios u 14s9- R-cepz during me
zreei< = 90. ssi5rser-s - United States
- 80. S,0ck 500. Re- weekly r~pa-s-
Cot e-Sressiy. exc5zrge s-andz-d II
$40. -ecs4P-s 6u-zx ne ze@k - sc:
exczznge % lis. sdiv-~1-s % Tnit@d
Stases T. DC. stock - &c
SEzz-Rsx. dull. szzasar1 A 4 1-fs.
c01ssczsor@z= A rs. SrzaziEt-1 S-ls-
Co-toa-<l1set. rss5Lis-x fI-ik
Dry Eoo1s-T. A. . Eaf-s-E rn&-ke- -
- fades. ~~1sS: nal orssS-s we-s -
= numb sr1 for sroall Q1a1-irssz sz1
ps-=o-zi ze1s-<sozs Sp- a1tEz-a Ee-@ @
. sf-zzfe-a sczss. Przzrizr csotAS 6sI a.
LIZ
am R.-s-. Mas. Tz1s 1S-Prszz
elo1Es qzi-- Tia
Isozaoc. Jz1e is-Czce EzEz<-Tay
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One to Three Points.
New York. June 15.-Strength i1creas-
ing gradually as the day wore on and
eliminating IN positive buoyancy, char
acterized the share speculation today.
The volume OF business was large and
the dealings were unusually well dis
tributsd. although Sugar and St Paul
overshadcwed any other individual
stocks n extent OF trading. The mi
tiaI stimulus 70 the market was received
from London. whence general advances
in the prices OF American stocks were
reported. and from the execution OF
liberal arbitrage buying in this market
for foreign account The speclalties
attained considerable prominence IN the
dealings, while the railway shares re-
ceived full measure OF attention The
market also reflected the temperance
OF adroit bull leadership IN the regula-
ton speculative stocks Realizing
sales on a large scale were noted az il
tervals. but the strength OF the market
was unimpaired and the highest figures
Of the day Were recorded at the close
Sugar assumed the leadership OF the
also developed an asgressivsnsss on the
reported improved trade outlook Lead
preferred was conspicuous by a rise OF
3Iz Per cent over the last recorded sale
The grangers and Southwesterns were
in good demand. pool manipulation IN
them being Giscernibie. Favorable
stress was also laid upon moderate acti-
witty in the Vanderbilts and average i'm
provementS q a point. Rubber. COM
mon and preferred, were notable sxcep-
tons 10 the general strength and reach
ed Ia and IL Per cent respectively on a
revival OF the rumors OF impending
strong opposition. The advance in the
general maket ranged from I 20 Per
cent. with the grangers figuring for 10
IL per cent the last In Burlington
Bonds were decidedly strong. with
quite a number OF issues traded II The
aggregate Gales were 8. T+s.ooo-
Governments were strong and higher.
Sales were Sole, 900.
Silver ce-tifctes held steady on trans
actions Of Sc. 600 at ssa4 per cent.
FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS
New York, June I5.-The Evening
Post's London financial cablegram says:
The stock market today was quiet but
strong. the features being the boom n
copper and copper mine shares and
further recovery in Americans Ana
conda was freely dealt in al IL per cent
and Rio Tinto and other mines were
largely bought from Paris. Americans
rose sharply on the prospects Indicated
OF sound money plank in the platform
OF the National Republican convention
at St Louis. Fries were especially
good. Americans closed very storing
n the street Argentines and other
South Americans were also in demand.
The Paris bourse was fairly good.
notwithstanding that the voting in the
chamber OF deputies Is largely IN favor
OF tax on rentes.
The Perrin market was steady.
A new Romanian loan OF 50 900 900
francs Is expected 20 be issued soon in
Paris and Berlin.
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KANSAS CRY slAKkETs

Kansas CITY, June 5.-W beat-TrrsE a.
lar. No. . hard. $3.50; No. 3 sSaEc. No.
? red 53z5+c: No. ;. 4Ss61cs No s2rsns,
So: No. = &c
Co-n-Steaty: no. mixed. - d=1zc !.
No white, Znss1Sfzc.
Czts-S,eally. No. 2 mixed. i57lsc. No. /.
white. lsc.
Rye-stez6y; on. = 80.
Hay-StsSsiy. unchanged
Buu-er-S.e1iy. creameTys estl2c. CARY.
lCizfHlcc
ESE-FIrn1. 71sc.
CattL>-Receipts go: shipments. 20.
heavy weak. SLOW. u7elifuns steady. Texas
steers. = Eao5f0 beef stsers, SLssz+aa. .
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XVestern Leacne Games-
Kansas City. No. June 15.-Score

Kansas City, No. June 15.-Score:
r II z
Kansas City...0 e10o-6 0
St Paul........0 0 00202 0-412 3
Batteries-Daniels and WEIGH; Dan
ger and Spies
Milwaukee, Wis. June 15.-Score:
r H z
Milwaukee, IL 0 / q 0011 -715 :
Minneapolis II 0 , 1 1 > $ 13 :
Batteries-Bsrnes and Speer; Hutchin
son and Schriver.
Grand Rapids. Mich. June 15.-Score:
Grand Rapids. 3 0 0001OIO00OO0 5
Columbus I'LL O00OO0OOI-s
Batteries-Wohers. Briggs and Smink
Boswell and Wilson
Detroit, Mich, June 15.-Dteroit-In-
dianapoIts game postponed: wet ground.
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THEY BEGIN WELL
But 4 GOOD BEGINNING MAKES 4
BAD ENDING.

PbfIlies Make Three Runs in the First In
niax and Get Nothing Afterwards
what Ais Them IS Their Errors, Which
Make The Senator's Victory Easier
-BreiteusIein is Wild But the Reds
Pick Up Enough Hits in Benches to
win-Pirstes are Too SIeu-Bride-
srooms Bunch Hits-Westeru Games.
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