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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
A FIGHT OVER BUSINESS.
The Eastern Roads object 10 Western
Roads Placing orders In
Their Territory.

Chicago. April s7.-There is trouble be-
tween the lines OF the Central Passenger
committee and those Of the Western Pas
srus,r Association. The difficulty arises
from the presence Of the orders OF the
Western roads in the territory Of the East
tru lines. The Western men have for a
long time Contcnded that the Eastern
roads di4 not divide the business from
thrir territory TO the West IN an equitable
manner, and some Of the Western roads
have felt much aggrieved over IN" small
amount OF business they have received
from the East They have found II, they
say, a matter OF srlt-preservatio 10 Keep
their orders in the territory OF the Eastern
roads as II they did not 10 50, they would
get comparatively no business from that
part of the country.
The Central Passenger committee has
n0w discovered these orders, and us wrath
Is al "a white heat. II has demanded Of the
Western Passenger Association that IL for
hld its members 10 put any orders in the
territory Of the Eastern roads, The mat
ter has been dorketed for the next meeting
OF the Western Passenger association.
some OF the Western roads declare in adj
vance, however, that The obnoxious orders
Will not come out OF the Eastern territory
until some better arrangement Tor the dis
tribution Of business Is made By the Cen
tIal Passenger committee than the one II
now has.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
o. FoR THFIR FIRST TRlP.
blues NiI PiaS Nine cannes at IT
raui, Minneapolis aud
milwaukee,.

ff. Blues laft last rI-hr for treIr arst
'r... Ht tEH season. going over The CHICAGO
Gr Western 10 - Paul where th-v
sr-H fr. season H.lH tha saints Tomorrow.
It. -i.l GET th-r. iU tw. 90 rIu over go
MHEe'tolis 10 se.. the opening gam. there
Lee '''''7 ana '''.' d ~
fae series with S. Paul VIII be rla,sd
'..' s'Is tAF.atN au1 Friday tnt
EaWa- IN saturday SUNDAY ami Monday.
l1+n tn'y drop down f1 Mi!waHDrc fur
.hr-e -an-- uu Tur-dar. Walu,-.l.y ami
4rIrzlaF, after which they take tL, train
KANSAS tttN, a'rpmpaul 20 UE rhr
fr. aeEs, UhO H4ky tEyir Hrsf aTUtarturr
~ ne season b. kausar 'ity en- alty s.
*Hi I- toii9N ms the three gau"- Rjth
tho Brewers ~tu come fhe long series
3 sin me tour Eastern teams, giving the
t.."'- hil'tn ,aE-" l'lFr games at home.
.ae ti',e ~ ~ o4sht 10 hHd them night
" hie the team h- had "a little hard
~. a. lA "+EtH itat trr- HllpI4v4 aIt. I-
ulne uam~- schedule! for rh, nm Man
nlns SAID last ui-nf- WIl b- satisfied
u ~ go four of hr game aHd w-u
against three Of th- strongest r,auI- a
IN ig4El" W. VIII have o. beat - Paul
and A.nh-anulis good aura plenty 90 ct
faf they are such akers ana H.sIII9zrr-
mat hey "!l set a"ay the jest Of the
Pitcher Barnett was left al home. as his
rnEer Hill not allow him 10 pitch for sew
tral lay-. " eleh has very sore hand
aua he vas not taken Lynch viii hcl
W-ithoG has signed with Bangor, Me, and
Pitcher Hallpwed goes 10 New Bedford
Mass Pitcher Nichols has not yet beer
disposed of but Is hguTing with BuTling-
ton Tommy Hernon has been release
outright by Naming and il i- understood
that he has slsnei with Columbus.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
No,e. Tor the wheeimen.

n N, hose that Is to Doc used in single
tube tires tins year were slitlEhtt n4t ia
a straight length, II would cover llf-'',,p
ft,t on about IA round numbers ~"
miles
President Low, Of Columbia college, IN a
recent meeting oi MS faculty aaEistH hi5
professors 10 ride "a bicycle as the ttst
means uf obtaining the needed outdoor eN-
tryisc-
TN. tri.i Wh,clwOman, when she rides
oGt in the country murmurs sgitly 10 hers
srIf ..<realss and pins needles and pins
When your tires Iunctuied' the trouble
begins.
n IS said that MIS- Parkhurst, the wife
OF thc famous pi,arhrr has also become
addicted ~ the bicyt ole habit, and h learn-
ing how 10 ride IN the same class with her
husband,
prupos hat the nrhets H. The baseball
gau!D BE- allowed 10 use bicycles ~ chasing
our field, hies anI lqns hits Aries idea
will not b. adopted this year
The on trade Wii receive a boom from
bicycling as IL will take over f0,U0O barrels
~ luhricating and Illuminating Oh TO sup
ply lhe heelmen this season, and that az
d cost that will approximate 5000.
Otto Zeigler. who two years ago was
hailed as The coming champion OF the
world. has already this season had his. coll
cisco. Now IL Is SAID that Wells Is the
coming man-
whselmen should remember that while a
grooming as well as a horse, and those
who expect the best results out Of their
wheel should pay. careful attention 10
keeping II always in good condition
Just 10 show The extent that wheeling
has spread, II might be stated that Canada,
Iceland. Italy, Norway, England, Den
mark Russia France the Cape Colony
and the United States are al nov repre-
sented in the International Cyclists Asso-
citation.
The ministers Of Cleveland have biey-
! Gle club. They believe that exercise on
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

eyes and every man who got a good square
iook at him was ready to t-t his money
that he is in as good shape as he ever
was in ms life and that all the talk
about his being out OF condition Is all
boSh.
As Corbctt sat talking with his friends
h. saw tn, umpire apprcRc hing.
who is the umpire - queried the cham
Jion 1t seems to me I have seen him
before"
.'That's nm Mcdonald" was the answer.
is that Jim McDonad?" said James J.
Then boys you are looking at the only
man who ever whipped me in a hcht.
Years ACo when We Mere youngsters |
had neht with Jim Mcdonald In a black
smith shop al san Francisco and h. licked
M good and plenty. These bail players
rad better not 20 too far with Jim. for
h can wmp thc most Of them yet"
.rOrbett enjoyed the game greatly. but
Wa disappointed that the Blues were
beaten He IS particularly interested IN
baseball this year because the Baltimorcs
arn giving his hrothor Joe a trial.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

the wheel Is a sure incentive TO better ser
mons. The sedentary life of a pastor is
inclined possibly to make him look at
the world through one pair Of spectacles
The wheel" said Cleveland divine.
brought more of nature to me in a week
than I had seen. i seemed 70 me. IN a
year"
The racing men who follow the national
circuit have asked that an official handi-
caprer be appointed to make the round
with them. Last year there was a dlUer-
ent handicapper At every meet. anG great
confusion resultcd Ia keeping the riders
marks The Eastern men in particular say
that the Western handiCappers are not
familiar with the form OF the Eastern nd
crs.
\ mathematical fellow bent on ascer-
tanning the number Of boomers worn. says
that out Of loo women he noticed on 'oncy
Island road last sunday. 10 wore boomers
81 wore short skirts. over bloomers or
knickerbockers and the remainder wore
tight-fttinr knic ker rhockcrs pure and sim
pie. Nearly all the skirt dressed rt!erS
wore lcreings OF canvas or leather while
the knickerbockcr women showed a predi-
lection for golf stoe kings.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
nesuIts al Fors,the.

Forsythc. Inc; April 27-Ths track was
heavy al Forsythe today. but the weather
was nue overhead and the attendance
large only two favoT4tes we're successful.
Lat-reole in the tirst ana EthelIeah in lhe
third. The last race produced Tattliug
nnlsh between Inspector Hunt ana EXcuse.
the former winning by short head. sum
marlrs.
First race-Six furlongs. LaCreole. 10
3. Won; Mary j., 10 3, second; Glcnoid,
third Time. !: :4N4- Queen Faustus, tucle
Iaee. Bob Farrell south Park Ben Hur
aud shannon Belle also ran.
Second race-Four fuTlongs. Thomas
Payne. 10 g gon: Cleunatis. 10 l. SEQ
ond: Mrs Murray. third, Tins, 0;5-. Gala
LILY, Yours Truly, Easter Eve and Deyoir
also ran
Third race-Fiye and a half furlongs.
Ethelleah, . 10 J.. Won; Lottie, to :, sec
Laura Gotta, Loretta, Minnie Miller, High
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
AN AGREEMENT REACHED.
Judge jenkins wiIi Issue n Decree OF
sale of the Northern Pacific
Railroad.

Milwaukee, Wis. April -I-The decree OF
sale OF the Northern Facinc railroad under
the consolidated mortgage ot the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company has been decided
ON, and viii Dee signed hy Judge Jenkins OF
the United states circuit court m few
days as soon as II l. printed, Special
Master Alfred carey viii conduct the sale
and arrange the prelimtnaries as rapidly
as possible. Al the different interests
have agreed 10 the decree, The matter
was settled In the Uuitei States circuit
court this evening. The sale is tO take
place az West superior, Mis-. al such time
a. shall Dog rNr4 by the special master,
The Northern Pacii. roal VIII DE given
h. hut there Is 40 expectation that this 81 in
be- done. The property b. 20 he sold IN
three parcels. tor which separate bids are
20 be made which must aggregate no less
than Si25 0.u
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
A NEW TINE CARD
VIII soon lie Issued Tor the Entire
Missouri Pacthc system.

number ri the division superintendent
of the Missouri FaciH system went 10 II.
louis last evening 20 attend meeting
there this morning OF tl- principal officers
to consider tHe sugsesf ions Of the raszeu-
ger men. made last week. for a new pas
ssug.r tim. aaII FOR ihg entire system. The
present timr card Is iar from salts factory
ana II b. The Intention ot the managers 10
make many raIiral changes for its i'm
pr1yemtut. These changes are 10 be- Iriu-
cipally out of -. Louis AMI kansas CITY,
tor the purpose Of MakiUg luser aud mare
advantageous connections at various i'm
p0rfant places. II Is also tH- intention ul
the road tu put on an extra train out ul
kansas CiIy. 30 Leave The city AT "a. m,
for Omaha AMI aTr1ve there az u "A. m,
making connections both east ans west,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
san Francisco Races.

san Francisco April 27.-Rcsults:
First rahc-slN furlougs. Easel won; Ri
CARGO. second, oregon Eclipse, third. Time.
III
Second rdc.-Onc mile Joe Terry won:
l.4nis.
Third racc-Fivo furloHgs, Roy Alta won:
-" Groat second; Bordeaux, third. Time.
l.ui't.
Fourth race-Onv and one-fourih miles.
Artpmus won. Malo Diablo, second, Ra-
vine third. Time Dds.
FIfth rar,-Duc-halt mile. Sweet William
won: Tortoise, second; Nalios third. Time,
u.su't
sixth race--ilvc furlonus. : raphim
won, Garcia, second, Hal Fisher, third.
Time ls.Gil.
seventh rtco--SiN furlonGs Chlrirousc
won; F,Nlotto, second. Hcrmanitd. third
Tlmo l;li-..
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

ST. Louis. Mo, April 27-Thc Browns
won to-days game with the Colonels by
heavy batting ana clear fielding, taking
the whole OF this series. MCpcrmOtt was
hatted tor I'VE runs iu the nrst inning.
when he was succeeded hN Frazer. who
kept the Browns down without an addi-
tioual tally until the sixth aud seventh,
" hsu three more were made. The visitors
made their only Two runs In the initial
inning hy safe hitting. Attendance 2,o".
Score.
Il ~ 4,
St Louis .......5 o . o % : !
Louisville - u 70 U y - - %
Hattcrics-St, Louis. Brcitcnstein. kis-
singer ami Mcfarland, louisville, McDcr-
mott, Frazer and Warner.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
sparks From the Diamond.

Watkins is trying TO get HOGAN from -.
Louis.
Biddy McPhec Is suu weak from his sick
ness IIe lis nctIfrC rs well as h. ever did.
and Is hitting the ban Ike b. used 10.
Yale Murphy. who was TO have torn the
baseball world Wide open when he went
Bangor team in tie Maine ieaeue
President Freedman Is just as deter
mined now as ever not to "knuckle to
against one anothet. In the meantime, the
game suffers.
Tom Burns is just as much in the game
as he ever was. \ player IN minor league
is Obliged to k, . moving all the time.
There Is as fast playing done TN these
leagues as in tn hiv ORGANIZATIONS
German will be gwen his ten days, notice
very lucky man DO last with the New York
club as long a. he has. With minor
league organization he might possibly
make his mark.
John NJ ward has accepted a legal posi-
tion IN Brooklyn, but the fact remains
that Johnnie has -till "a decided love Tor the
game and Is liahe 10 81 q2n,t and IN IT.,
again. His answer 20 Mr.. Freedman 5 oi-
fer is still in allegiance.
I.anse is one OF Tho great BAN players Of
the profession. II clark OF the Louisyil!es,
$2o0D. The big californian stands IN a
class by himself Take his batting. Held
ing. base running and throwing INTO con-
Sidpratiun. AMI h, is In front OF all the
other outielders.
Goar and Hastings the two pitchers
drafted from tn ile2?eqe. are 6ecominS ms
two yo,inssters. Nhe Pittsburg Dispatch
says ''Goar pitched admirable ball. The
frst three balls Do pitched struck S2nior !
and will be very popular here. SpehkinE
Of Hastings. the same paper says. Hast
ings i fun OF energy. and those whq nave
seen him perform are very favorably i'm
pressed with him.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
PROPOSITION AcCErrEp.
: New Company VIII Control the
Omaha n ~. L0uis Railroad.

New York, April s5,-AJ meeting of the
bouIholIers OF the Omaha q 81. Louis
railroad held In this gi'y to-day, Il Sas
voted 10 accept the proposition Of a syHai-
cate, believed 20 represent either lhe VA
bash or Rock Island companies. The syn
dieate Will pay 70 per cent IN the per
cent gold bonds and . peg cent in the stock
OF "a neH company that Aiii lake the pres
cnt property and franchises. The stock
of th- new company Mis- pe placed IN es-
croH for uVe wears. OF until the payment
Ia bonds is made. n VIII also pay OIL inc
Indebtedness Of fhe present company .
Amounting 10 about $4,000
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
spikes.

Phil Doddridge, OF Omaha, who has been
travelling freight agent az that place for
III Missouri Pacihc systf IN, VAS IN the city
yesterday lie has been transferred and
goes 10 81. Louis as one OF the four clty
freight solicitors.
General sup rintendent ]. II. Emmert.
General Passenger Agent J. f. LockHooI
and SupeTiutrndcnt OF Bridges l. ~ spar
ford OF the Memphis line, went TO Mem
phis yesterday morning in their private
ear for the purpose OF looking after busl-
ness matters. A new time card for the
sNstem Is haing consIdered.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
rits,immons WIN W., Fight.

Baltimore. Apri 81 Dan Stuart came
over from Sew York to-day with tho artl-
,lys sigurd by Brady jn CorbotfS behalf
Fltzsimmons Is playing az the Monumental
thraI,r. After the performance Fitz-im-
mons stuart Julian and the representative
uf m, Associated. Press adjourned 90 the
CaFr0utuu hotel, wher, Bpbs party b. stop
ufug. The conference which rnsuri showed
tu4J. FItZ-lWmou-' side viii not yield from
their traditional iusirteI.r OF C1rtDtIs
Nuhrug some body before getting a match.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Nriiona, League Standing.


Cincinnati. O.. April 27.-liatd hitting by
the Reds and steady work 10y Ehrct ten
the story OF Cincinuatfs victory. only
one OF the errors ON each side cost any
thing Douahue's hand was hurt In 'ho
sixth inning and Anson took his place. At
tendance 2.irO. Score.
u N r.
cincinnati 900 3 IA o c-e l. I
Chicago ......U % . u-a y
BATTERIES Cincinnati, Ehrct aud pcit1,
chicago, Friend. Briggs, Donahuc and AN
son
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

New York. April q Tho New Nor<s lost
another game to Boston this afternoon
through loose fielding and poor batting,
M,ckiu was IN the box Tor the home team.
He had all OF his oli-timp speed. and Ul'n-
y OF curves and shoots hut th-y awaited
him nothing, as tho men behind him played
rtChedly. Nichols was iu fine form, and
score.
n II r
New York ...,l q % - . @ o-i q :
lEoSt8u . .......l . 70 u - u IL ~ %
I;ttterics-New York. Ne, kin and Farrell
Boston, Nichols and RYAN
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

More than one-half the people OF this
country are sufferers from kidney troubles
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When YOU get cured by this medicine your
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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
land riinr, Alright and George R. swift

land Fling, Alright and George r. Swift
aiso ran.
10 10 l. won, Hlilsboro. TO 10 second I:
Evanatus. third. Time. :s3i4. Lulu r,
Billy Kinney. Blackng Brush and Man
dolina also ran.
Firth race-Six furlones Hazel Hatch,
$ 10 !. won: tiorncr, to .. second; Mon.
Ann and Wells Street also ran
sixth racc-Ffve furiongs. Inspector
Hunt, to ! won; Excuse. to 8 second; {;
FNrryman IL. 10 to /, third. Time. l:oTz
senator Waicott. PEDESTRIAN, Lawmaker.
MIllIe i. and E-smarck also ran.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Msrsi, an Advertisement.

The paper says that a married woman
has been abducted at Hammond, Ind she
said.
II don't believe H." be replied promptly.
I'm bet it's nothing but an advertisement
They're trying 10 Induce married men 10
come there 10 settle. aud they can't tempt
me unless they can produce aildavits; 4.
Then she said he mean thing ~
ana he chuckled softly 10 himself and
started for The club.-Chicago Post.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
UMPIRE MCDONALD is FAMOUS.
He Ia the onIy Man Nho Ever N'hip-
ped James j. Corbsit in "a
Prize Fight.

James ]. Corbett champion heavy weight
pugilist Of the world and actor OF high
degree. occupied a seat in the press box
az Exposition park yesterday afternoon
and rooted good and hard for Kansas
Cily. Corbett vas the eynQsuTe VI all
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

Washington, Npril .I.-Tha orioles won
out to-day easily through thu wild pitching
OF james, Iluiftr .uS alb" 10 puzZl. tbr
senators when a hit would have won the
game, the bases urtluE fun several times.
The double play hy Boitz, Jennings and
boyl, was t'dtur" liruWu was injured
Lush took his place. Attendance 3,3rl
score
RIIE
Washington II % q % o % @ c-f.'6 /
Baltimore $50 = % % % U - :
;ait,Ti,s-Wash shiu-tou. james and Mo-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

Columbus, O., April 2i.-scorc:
Il II J.
columbus 30 1901 . Il IS
Detroit ......o % 2 - W - lf
BATTERIES columbus. nulau and Wilson,
Detroit, Pears ami frost
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Southern Leagur Games.

Atlanta. Ca, April -l-saore. Atlanta.
e. Mobile g.
Alouaomey. Ala. April -5-Montg1m-
rrH, .r. Sew prl ans
columbus. Ga AprI -t-Coluabus. IA.
birmingham a-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

Mr.. De Subway, my dear I'm glad
10 see you 20 composed. When | left this
morning you were weeping and wailing and
tearing your hair because Fido was sick, "
Mrs. De Style-"Well. you see. just after
YOU left Mrs Tiptop came IN ana told me
that dogs OF Fido's breed were going Out Of
fashion SO / dried my tears and kicked
him out. t."-New York Weekly
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

Savannah. Ga. April -1-At he bicycle
rlt.- here to-day Charles Murphy paced
los Harry Wheeler m1tu a nail mile i.
6.s s-5 tstatIznius d new record .or that
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
CRATEFUL-coMFoRTlNG.
EPPS'S COCOA
c.IEDEn

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Gagsflf.
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In half -pound tils, BY Groeers, labelled thus.
AMES EPfS 4 CO., Lid Honlsops Tho Che.lists.
lpadol. Enslaaa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
DELKGATE lTURPHY.

The Tucson Star, the leading democratic paper of Arizona. has the following merited praise of ArizOna's delegate:
 While Congress has accomplished little for the country at large, it can with truth be said that Delegate N. O. Murphy has during his short term of fifteen months, scored such a measure of success that puts all his predecessors in the shade, It Is a matter of which his constituents are proud, and his party ought to commend with unstinted praise, for he has accomplished more for ArI- Zona than has any previous repre- sentative, including R. Mccormick, who, it is conceded, was the most successful delegate Arizona had previous to Delegate Murphy. Nc. Cormick, like Murphy. not only understood Arizona's needs, but was always in his seat, or with the com mittees, when they were in session. and drew his inspiration from the satisfaction of serving his con- stituents instead of strong drink. and his voice was heard in the legis- lative hall instead of in the bar rooms and sporting clubs. He was Hrr-ag ..r -e people and not for
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01

marks with astouishment upon the rapidity with which electricity IS being introduced as a motive power in the large cities of America, par ticularly Chicago. Outside of its system of suburban trains, London is still largely dependent upon the omnibus and the cab, having less than three miles of mechanically worked tramways, while the total street length of tramways is only oae hundred and thirty-six miles, all worked by horse power.
 NEW YORK, June 29.-A Madrid special to the Herald says there IS no doubt that the effect of the platss form adopted at St. Louis, in its re Iation to Cuba, has been to stimu- late preparations for war, but 1t IS not the intention of Spain to make war, but simply to be in good cOndi- tiOn for defense if it comes. The chief idea is to strengthen the navy.
 BOsroN, June 29.-The small pier in Marine Park. used as landing for ferry boats that ply between this city and Governors Island, was over crowded today and collapsed. There were more than one hundred persons on the pier. Thirty were thrown into the water. Twenty eight were rescued and two were drowned.
 BoSrON, June 9.-The small steam ferry boat plying between Marine Park and Governors Island, struck an obstruction today and cspsized. Several young people were drowned.
 LONDON, June 29.-As a result of to-day's cabinet meeting, the second battalion of the Kings Royal rides, now at Malta, has been ordered to the Cape of Good Hope.
 NEw YORK, June 29.-One million and s half dollars in gold was shipped to Germany to-day.