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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

Cincinnati o.. Jun, 1.-The feature Of
tp-'Ia} rtH'H ne oakley Nas lhr l'r,--
stakes. Ilr tuumgurT Wa uu = 10
fuN uritr, In " driving finish Tho Com
Moner Won hy -'sut lansth from Ram
40, h.r surprise was sprung ,u tn. fir {
J. " Gather Iu". TRACK SLOW. summaries
FIRST tant-i'iFr iur'nuE- purse. Sipj; sell
ing .-SrHr-ulp-. IHuuuu H. - IT
Charles. % 10 T. won. Red lNl a. VIII
Inns, 10 .. second. r.. W W. lJ- Isrk-
in-l 70 ihirl. Time. l.oi. Jolly Son.
Traveller 'al"ulutuF. DNeyr also ran,
Place betting. Red. No.
, Second race Seven furl9ngs; pure 800.
ss.s%1r.o,aa ani gEgf, li'ty iH'z- IN
teoLraul, 10 :. second Paul Ply Nj.
U'rknsi. 5 "a T. thrt Time. i.gsis In
pcual borttio alto rnH, Place betting
Third Iagc-Fiyc furlonps; purse. 500:
e;yoar-olds. ualdeus. Belle BramLlo. I6i
lscherrerl, TO ], second, Aiowa, ID per
klnsl, = 70 ., third. .T'mc, l,0ii. Elgitha
Miss MrIAughliH, Iron Mistress Hla'lt
Bess and Princess Maud also ran. Place
betting; chartna, 3 TO >.
Fourth racr-SiN furl1ugs. the Cincinnati
Press stakes S2"2 The Commnner, III
W. Willama), S 10 2, won. Ramiro' no
cuchrani 10 to /. third Time I:iii.. Moy;.
Ian and Bruce GIrilc also ran. Place bet
ting; Eam.ro, . 10 q,
FIN racc--Onr milo ana ilfjy yards: sell
Ing. purse, 500; S-ycdT-ulds ana over
James Monroe, @ Is Eeutrl, { 10 /. Won;
ON, III nDlltzl, - 20 J. third. Time, i.isis
Joe clark, Letchor Black SILK. Miss
Frances aud Crimson also ran. Place bet
ing; OHluElSt 10 ..
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
MR.. EAGAN PUZZLED THE BLUES
DETROIT SCORED Az EASY VICTORY
~ YESTERDAYS GAME.
Mnnninr's Mrn touid >ot M n little
hit nnd Th-y .nNr DnUiris Very
Hnsprd suppnrt-itrsuitso OF
other Hii GRmcs.

| t,c,,nr ,tt,b ru,o fsnoctat, rbc
! ,'''''' '.'' 80, -,
/ NouuEs''r, hEhh' lltchcH u Wohueflul nan
| game at Bennett PARK to-day. Three hits
are all that fell To the lot Of the visitors
| isya, .t,,,i, tovcd win the pIuss iikn n
','' .,'''P's 49, -" W 80 IL,
cat WIN mouse ana ohlS iohr ilN'd 10
reach first duiinE tho game. which was In
some rcsusr,s "a record breaker only twcn-
,,-rirbt Of ,t, ,,r,,,y t,oirr :, i'm,
-, - ,' '', '''''L -"N
IL was u game without u nav az ihr as
the Wolverines were concerned. II was
the pfcttloSt game seen In this town for a
number OF years Dn,roit nat onIy bntied
10 t,,, t,s, L., 49,, o,,,t,.' ,,,,"; ,,', ,,,,
WV "''l h'l'' hut 'he 'h'lrc ou,ht pun up
game thht could not he cNcolled. DUNCAN
mudc a marvellous catch Of klusman's long
n, In TN, seventh tSiusn.p moi ,hr lcn,h
- ,, =, -,
~ Sf""l'N on Vnc trd'thl"th' IL sai''a
llk" Il toy balloon into right. DUNCAN
sprinting like n nend ran sideways fc,. IL
While aninr pt st,lI snce1 hc thrust on, hIs
,,.,t'...i,,. y, - -, -,
S"".u'n't PaW lillu 'hc h'ihosph'T'' anu
iht bdll HUghuuE IN his broad palm. nest
led lovingly there When samuel who by
tho way had "A nclI lpy ,t tho bn, nirk-
i,,,. ~. -. - -, -. 49,,
,ut 't, '''" s'"t''s' atruu' acroSS the
neId, thefc were cries OF Take your hat
,,t,c,,i,. ,,t..i ,.,,. -, - -. ,t, 80
mch a6oy" bis brond forCboaT tin was
careful NOT 10 exposc The arid desert on the
e., ~ f...
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
WOUNDED CUBANs BUTCHESED
SLAUGHTERED ny SPANISH SOL
DIERs IN A HOSPITAL.
Forty Killed with Mnchctcs and ,hc
Hospital Fircd-spnninrds BOnst
of II to II New York World
Correspondent.


New York, June i.--The World this morn
spondenco from San CristobnI ruha dated
IL, ,n' ..r,,, .eu..,',..'- 80, - 80
'iHs w me loHo"lHe story Oh the coIu-
hlooded butchery of more than forty
wounded and sick Cuhans in a hospital and
of four prisoners after tho trht ar Ina
Io,,as IA t,ro,o, - ,,iI -.
AOaS Nc 'ui'o"es was to'u 70 your 'o'''-
spondent by Spanish soldiers who took art
In II, and they spoke as IL such rnassacres
were everyday occurrences with then .
our roruu, ,,,s.r r.,,.rsI sra,,o 10,
s. .s,n., ''.""o, ~
ga" 'ilstooaI Ma! t. 10 operate IN the
mountains between here and the north
coast. At mlirls-, z-4 eamp.d hut at . A.
n, IN. mot. .-..-.l..s - ,,r =, go, W.
,,'o. VS.. - ~ 10 Ot "P' We
M''e IIfia'sNs 70 Ht-as camp, "hen sud-
denly there - Z -zl4 % arms 4 moment
later there cane @ .arss., rain Of bullets
Then m. ,-,,.,...-. ..-... - - -,
,,s Ss.e.i w t'Oat j" On
US several NH.t' 'a-! came Gown upon
US with uernen -ols f1ry. swinging ma
chetes aboye the!F hta1s nlt II Was impos-
sihle for them % sian- before the fire of
our ManseTs. We were under fire and con-
stant menace Of the machcte uutl past
noon When the enemy apparently with
drew a consultation was held by our oii-
GERS, ana u was learned that retreat was
cut on Thus We fought on, our boys fall
mlS ahqut Us IN dreadful manner when
suulenI! Ne hcard the distant boom Of Il
cannon; We knew assistance had arrived
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

ottawa, Eas., June Especially Tho an
nuul Field day exercises of tho Ottawa
university took place yesterday on thr
college rnmrus. The events ana winners
are as follows
running high iump-Thrce entries.
Sleol', first, 4 feet 10 inches Page. second
Pole vault-Fuur entries. Chapman, first
feet lu. Duharh, third,
standing hruud tump-Four entries. Car
son, nrsi feet 20 Inches; sheldon, sCs-
uUU.
F,ny yard dash-rwo entries. Page,
nTrt, Norris, second
HiEh hnE-Fulr entries. Steele, first E.
t"Gf & iuHhcs; buhach. Second.
standing high Jump Thre" entries. Thay-
90. urst. p Iurf IN inches.
Hitch krk-ThrvC entries. Dubarh first
tH.t inches. Chapman. second,
iiHll lhrn" -Thro" entries barnett, first,
:" yards, Page, second.
uMrIlu rn-t-NOrrL.. Mr-t. nlgn. snrnna
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
CHAIRMAN MORRISON IS HERE.
WILL INVESTIGATE COMPLAINTS or'
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
.otrrnmrnt spending st.ooo.ooo Mt
sabine Pnss-rhc southern pa
ellie Grnnts Amnesty TO
strikcrs-spikc..

This morning In the federal court room
the complaint OF the Kansas railroad COM
missioners to the Interstate commerce COM
mission against the lines embraced In the
Trnns-Aissouri Freight Association. in
winch there are Determinations charged
and u reduction OF rates asked, will he
taken up for hearing before Chairman
william Il. Morrison. of the commission
The hearing will be an interesting proceed
ing, as the Merchants exchange has inter-
Nencd to protect Its rates. and the board
OF trade OF Kansas city, Mo.. will inter
Nene. and the board OF. trade of Kansas
city. kas,, will he represented.
Briefly. the complaint is that the rates
on shipments started from interior points
Of Kansas is greater than the rate from
missouri river points. The complaint was
maze last February by the railroad com.
missioners and the attorney general OF
Kansas.
The case has attracted much attention,
anu Is known as the Kansas corn rate
question. the main trouble having origl-
ha'ed over the tariffs on corn that was be-
ing shipped from Kansas points TO the
southern Gun ports for export The local
nibers inSnibers OF the board OF trade and the
city. kas.. have claimed that there was no
gu, que tioh whatever for the consideration OF
whole mater was sSGn IN ,ha hands hmn thSf iisse
hahsas commissioners. and could be set
.i'' ~ simple change In the tariffs from
me interior points Of the state TO Kansas
LuS. More than 1900 shippers o. ihc state
nave sighc1 petition asking that such Il
step pc taken, but the commissioners prc-
isnted 10 shift the trouble to the higher
Al of the troubles alleged to have been
lnnlcted on the shippers OF the state in the
Complaint have been remedied except the
m N OF ulscriminntory rates. and II is nor in
,nc power OF the Interstate commission to
ny ana enforce rate The rate can be
'phuemh"d and suggestions made but there
lhs power Of the commission ends
mere VIII be large number of officials
ana Shippers and attorneys from Kansas
az tht heaftnR to-day and the testimony
VIII proceed With much speed, as 1t Is nee
e,,.sary that Mr.. Morrison shall leave for
NaFhington saturday evening. The uues-
uon involved IN the controversy is of docp
interest TO Kansas city and the proceed
lnEt VIII be cared for closely by the COM
sioner Nanlandingham
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
A KANSAS CITY ENTERPRISE.
Government Aiding In Opening Nnyi-
Tntion nt Port Arthur. Trx.-soon
to lie n lIig Port,

The river and harbor bill which passed
congress Wednesday over tho presidents
Ne'o carries with 1t an appropriation of
$4,000 In cash and continues the contracts
already made TO the extent Of 100000 for
the Improvement OF Sabine Pass at Port
Arthur, Tex, the deep water terminus of
the Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf rail
way. From twcnty-four TO thirty-six feet
OF water has already been secured a Sa bins
Pass The additional appropriation will
MAKE y the iinest harbor on the Gulf coast.
As sabine Pass Il the terminus of the
Kansas city, Pittsburr & Gulf railway.
which is distinctly a Kansas city enter
prise, everybody in Kansas city will hc
glad TO learn that the river and harbor
nill provides for its continued improve
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
GALL,rI>, NO, EDITOR ASSAULTED.
Hnd Criticized Dr. J. L.. Lawrence.
Who snmght NcNcnIc.

Gallatn. Mo-, June i.-,special) This
morning about O'Clock. Dr. James L..
Lawrence attacked the editor of the Gal
latin Democrat. knocking him down in
front OF his office and bruising him up Sc
verely. The nght was the outgrowth OF
articles published in the Democrat. re-
hecting on Lawrence, who rents a build
Ing for drug store. which, IL is alleged
does a questionable business. An indignu-
tlon meeting was held this afternoon,
strongly indorsing the Democrat and call
ing upon every citizen to lend his i'm
mediate influence to the suppression OF
the dives. Lawrence was fined siGo and
sentenced to thirty DAYS In Jail. lie gave
was released on bond,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
AMNESTY TO sTRIKrRs.
An Order Issued ny the southern Pa
cidc Halfway Compnn.-.

San Francisco. June THE southern Pa
cifc Company granted amnesty to strikers
who refused to work three years ago, and
who were afterwards refused reinstatement
by the company. The strikers claim that
the road blacklistcd them, SO they could
not obtain employment on any other rail-
road in the country, Manager j. \. Fill
more has issued AN order 10 the various
division supcrintenlents authorizing them
to employ strikers whenever u vacancy
exists. When good man applies To the
railroad for employment the fact that he
participated in the big strike will not pre-.
vent his being engaged.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

Washington. June i--The Colonies played
an erforIess game to-day while the Sena-
tors were responsible for several nisplays
McDermott Weakened In the last two inn
lngs, and eight hits were made off his de-
livery The visitors played rapid ball. and
several times caught Senators who pre-.
slimod on their inability. Attendance livp.
Score:
Ri Il
Washington - q a q : i-i0 IL /
Louisville ....2 . o . o l. 8 10 q
Observation-Disclosures King ana Me-
CURE. Louisville. McDcrmott and Miller.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
IMrORTN>T ACTION.
To lie Taken In Regard tn Trouble nj
Armour's Plant.

Two meetings Will be held tonight, at
which important action is expected to he
taken In the labor troubles at the Armour
plant. Anchor Federal Labor Union will
meet In it's hall In the Chamber OF Com
mercc Kansas city, kas,, and the fire
hall at Ninth street and the state line
The committee Of fifteen has been re-
quested to meet with the fremen, but j
u. Fitzgerald, one Of the prominent mem
bers of the committee, said yesterday that
no request had yet been received by the
committee.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

Chicago, June i-Western roads have
agreed that during the meeting of the
Democratic convention in Chicago, a rate
of 81 will be in effect between Chicago and
Kansas city, Atchlson, Lcavenworth and
ST. Joseph. During the meeting Of the Re
publican convention at st. Louis, the rate
between St. Louis and Kansas city will he
si.D; between 81. Louis and I.eavenworth
S.2I, and between st. Louis and Atchison
and St. Joseph, s5.6j.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

The Mckinley club held an Interesting
meeting. at the Coates House last even,
ing. delegations were present representing
ihy l.incoln club, the Fourth Ward Me-
kinley club and the Mckinley Clubs of
Kansas city. kas.. and arrangements We're
made for the clubs to he carried to ST
Louis TO attend the national convention on
one train, Everything was harmonious
and all arrangements were concluded with
ease, The club will meet next Tuesdav
evening at the old Y. VI. e. A. audItori,itn
al Ninth and Locust and listen to am ai-
dress by j. X. cubbison. OF Kansas civ.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

New York June i=Thcrc Will b.. no sp,r-
ring exhibition by Frank Sluyiu HnI Peter
Mahcr tomorrow night the date to which
the bout was postponed on account of the
by The clergy and others last
week This decision iS announced bv tho
managers Of the Empire Athletic Club
who have Withdrawn the application Tor an
injunction to restrain the sheriff OF Queens
county from interfering with the proposed
exhibition, The reason assigned for This
act II not sufficient time was given them
to reach tho court before the date set for
the exhibition,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
Lurncd showed IN Well.

London, June lin the fourth round OF
the tennis tournament for the Middlcses
Championship singles. at the chrlswick
Park club to-day, W. \. Larned the
rs. II. :. Mthoney beat L. II. Allen and
T.. Grrnyilit beat i. l.. Bathurst.
Larned's gimtN was distinguished by
quick service and militant forehand drives
In the genliemaI\r doubles. II. r. Ma
honey and W. \. LNnei beat II II. Hall
ward and g. Hiartas, r., rs, after an ex-
citing contest. Larned WAS especially good
il quick siogs and puzSpg sssyiss.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

st. Joseph, No., June i.-tSpecial) Ma
rie 10y Hooper appeared in court to-day
and was ordered To- turn over TO the re-
$3.50 and certain papers and books or suf-
fer consequences; She is given until June
and has persistently defied the corrts for
sif months and has spent several days In
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
New N"rL, III, 81. Louis. a.

New York. June l.-The st. Louis PLAYERS
proved an easy mark for the New Yorks an
the Polo grounds This afternoon. Camp.
field was given an opportunity TO show
what he could do In nilc INNINGS The
young Texan made "a favorable impression
Breitenstein was knocked out of Tho HOY il,
the SECOND inning. Parrott finished the
game. Score:
RH HE
New York ...,V y Ia is .
Batteries-New York, campiield ana Far
rell; 81, Louis. Breitenstein. Parrott and
Murphy, ~
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
Two Years In Prison.

Nevada Mo. June i.-tspecial) J. NJ.
Mcl.ain, OF Barton county, was sentenced
in the Vernon county court to-day TO two
deiiling his ward. girl under 10 years OF
age. The case came to this court from
Barton on a change OF Venue.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

The only entry received for the Kansas
city circuit meet yesterday was that OF
Guy \, Pierce. Of Kansas city, for all the
hve amateur events on the programme
sam Hooker If going into training and will
doubtless enter In all the events
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
spikes.

Henry Garland, Of the Wabash, was in
St. Louis yesterday.
John a. Tuttle. travelling freight agent
OF the Rock Island, came in OF the road
Tor the next week, during The absence of
Chief Clerk e. J.. Wiies.
General Attorney NJ. A. Low, of the Rock
Island, and y. II, Loomis. of the Union
Pacihc are in the city TO attend the hear
ing Of the complaint before the interstate
COmmerCe commission TODAY.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
Author of McGuacy'. Reader. Dead.

Cincinnati o., June i.-Alcxander H. Me-
Guffey. author OF u series OF eclectic read
ers and spoilers, known to the school chill
dren OF several generations. died yesterday
az his Mount Auburn home. of old age, He
Was 80 years old.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
Cleveland. :. baltimore. 4.

baltimore. Md. June i-The champions
could not hit cuppy In to-day's game and
their errors gave cleveland 1--WE of the
seven runs. Attendance 5.a2D. Score
baltimore ....o F., 10000 o o.
Cleveland ....O o . o. II o
8atteries- Baltimore. McMahon and Rob.
insonI Cleveland, Cuppy and D'Connor.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

days. came to Eastern park to-day, and he
fore they left the Broukiyns had eNpcri-
cnccd their first shut-out Of the season.
Tho home team hit Ehret hard. but the
work of the eight men behind him pre-
vented a BrooklynItc from scoring. Stein
was not at his best. Score.
nh T.
brooklyn ....o q o g u o o o % ii 2
Cincinnati .....0 . - - - 2 2
Batteries brooklyn, Stein and Butrcll:
Cincinnati. Ehret and Vaughn.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.


Boston; june Tho Bostous easily de-
lly to bat when hits We're needed. Hoth
sullivan and Parker pitched wcH pfcff.r
was HpplAudcd as he came TO the bat
showing that the once star second base.
man Was still popular. Score;
Boston ..........p o o 3 o a y
Chicago ...,..-.O - o . "a q 1
iatteTIes-liOston, Sullivan and T,nny. /.
Chicago, Parker and kittrcdgc '''
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
WESTERN AssOCIArION.

IeofIa, III. June I.-ScOre;
First game RHE
Peoria ........O o o o q o o h-I . o
Des Mones....O q - . s--s 3
Batteries-Peoria. Gregory and Seisler.
Dss Moines. Figgemier and Lohman.
Second game RlI L
Peoria .........3 o o . = : c-is Il i
Des Moines.,.l o o . | l-4S
Batteries-Pcoria. Thomas and DuEdale
Des Mones, Sonier and l.ohman.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

Mckenzie, wills, whose home Is at Tbir-
ly-nilh anu Main streets, took mnTnbi,'a
about 10 O'Clock last night. Police SI,rpann ,,.me
i.and3n went for him with the ambuIsnSs
lie, worked oyer him until ahat, tsts; ,,rsn
O'Clock, when he had him 50 far renavar.I ~
~ lo send MN home Wills WORKS far
Lloyd Brace, furnishers. "'"s '9S
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

Lawrence. kas.. June i,-tSpccial) The
Kansas university baseball team to-day
elected n. u. Gear captain Of tho team for
next year. MIR. Gear has been captain of
the team this year. and one of the pitchers
of the team. There was no contest over
the election,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
Captain Bovard Gos. Pushing.

Charles q. Hainos will take charge of the
ordnance department of the Third reri-
ment during the absence OF Captain John
a. Bovard who has a leave of absence for
thirty days. Captain Bovard will spend
his vacation on fishing trip TO the North
ern lakes.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

birds those are?' ""at nina o.
Willie-"No, auniy"
Aunt Mary-"Sow, Just thin;s ,,,,.,..
Willie. What do they make ,bics minute;
Of in the city?" e"'cheh salad
-"VeaL"-Harper's Bazar
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
Real Estate E,cInnac omc.r..

At a meeting Of the directors of the Real
Estate and Stock exchange held yesterdav
at noon the following officers Were elected
for the ensuing Year: j. Scott Harrison.
president; +. W. Mcmillan. vice president,
+. 5, Groves secretary, and Van 5. Boor,'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

birmingham. June i.-Birmingham, ::
Columbus. =.
Atlanta. June 4.-Atlan;a. 10; New Or
leans, |.
Montgomery, Ala. June i.-Mon,gomery,
s. Mobile, ..
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
Reformcr. 10 nc ReIra.ed Friday.

London: June Al. II. Robinson, the
south African millionaire, has received
telegram from Pretoria saying that the
four leaders Of the Johannesburg reform
committee Will be released on Friday
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

dubuque .......l Q %
Batteriss-Duhuquc. Roach and Zahner;
Quincy. Lathrop and Quinn.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
Rockford, H.. June 4.-score:

Rockford. 80 . . ; 3-ii il Z
st. Joseph ....O o | o O o % 1
Rattcries-Rockford. Molesuorth and
SNYDER: ST. Joseph. SlaEle and Parker.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05

San Francisco, Cal, June First race
Half Hlf pie p yea al,oi1S: s1nta ralla gon;
Time 0;50
Sscsnd rsss-ssysR ius!9nss, Rsd GIss
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-05
rhIind.,phis. :, rt,.burH. q.

Philadelphia, Pa. June I.-The Philllos
won from Pttsburc to-day In the ninth
inning in one OF the closest gamcs Of the
season on the local grounds when the
visitors opened the nnal inning the home
MI ,"' ,inm iax ono ,un 10 in' ro1u; ou. Metrtt M
gle. and Smith lifted the ball over the
fence, scoring three runs. Grady began
the Phillies' ninth with hot double. and
Nash singled. but was forced at second by
Turner. Then Hawlcy lost MS nerve and
gave two bases on balls. Sullivan sent out
"a hot one. and two runs were In. tieing the
score. The bases were full when Brouth-
crs single brought In the needed run. At
tendance i,9I. Score
II L
Philadelphia al o /? o o o ! al ii :
Plttsburg ....O q o o &c "a 2
Observation-Disclosures Ofth and Grady;
Pitisburg, Hawley and Merritt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-19
Again Represented.

The Lee family of Virginia has had
no representative in the federal ar
my for more than "a years. The
succession in this service is now to
be renewed in the person Of George
Mason Lee, the l9-year-old son Of
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, the confederate
cavalry commander. This young as
pirant for military honors has en-
tered West Point Military academy.
Young Lee has already spent two
and half years at the Virginia MI
itary institute at Lexington. For
more than $50 years the Lees have
occupied prominent places in the
military history of the colony of Vir-
GINA or the United States govern
ment, ..'E