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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-17
Will Be one al These slx.

lQEfsN VIII BE One n TheB0 SlX.
II NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Venezuela has
not yet definitely determined who shall
plead her cause before the arbitration
tribunal to fix the Guiana boundary.
but it is settled, says correspondent
OF The World in Caracas, that Twill be
one Of these six distinguished jurists Of
the United States: Joseph II. Choate,
Frederick r.. Coudert, ext President
Harrison, United States Senator ]. B.
Foraker, Judge William r. Day OF Cam
ton, ex. United States Senator. George +.
4Edmnnfla Z 5sgy . 1ft8 n III $5s $ i
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...SREPUBLlCAN LEAGUE.

Next Annual Convention Will Be Held nj
Omaha IN june.
III CHICAGO, Dec. Is. The next annual
convention of the National Republican
League will be held at Omaha June II
16. The exact date had been left open
to suit the convenience OF the Omaha
committee, but Secretary M. ]. bowling
has received information from Charles
T. Winter, president Of the Nebraska
branch Of the league, that the above
date had been definitely selected. ID
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-17
MINOR ITEMS or INTEREST.

Fire in the bushes portion of Duryea,
Pa, did SIS, 900 damage. il <# 5ss
Alex Mcdonald, ex-minister to Per.
STA, isldead at Lynchburg, Va. Hun t.s.
Professor Arthur Fa!mer, LII D.. @of
Trinity college, Dublin, is dead. 5f8
Frank Mcconnell was declared the
winner in the fight with Lon Agnew al
Oakland, CAL .@ 5 i
OTTO Lemke, aged 20, and his sister.
a few years younger, were asphy xiated
By coal gas at Toledo, 0. S$i
Congressman Stevens has introduced
bill to increase the cost Of the ST.
Paul public building to 81, $50, 900.
Que man was killed and several per.
sons seriously injured in q collision on
the Panhandle road near Logansport.
Ind. .9 III
The senate committee on. public landa
has appointed Senators Carter, No.
Bride and McEnery % subcommittee
to draw up land legislation for Alaska.
Dan Stuart and w. n. Brady held q
conference 1T New York regarding the
possibilities Of Corbett.F itzsimmona
meeting. Brady objected to the use Of
the veriscope should q contest be ar.
ranged, SO nothing was accomplished.
"A Madrid dispatch says the minister
Of marine, Admiral Bermejo, is paying
urgent attention to the improvement Of
the Spanish navy. It is announced that
General Azcarraga, the late premier,
and former minister of war, is 70 retire
definitely from politics.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-17
NEW FIND re PORTE o.

Rush 10 Appetizer li",d Fi- 4 ostss 49,
AM Il ~, FL saltnaaa R4vys. B. .s:i & III:
& SEATTLE, Wash,, Dec. To- PassHl
eers On the steamer Aka, which arrived
here during the day from Skaglay.
Alaska. report that Col ector OF Cue.
toms Gcdstn. who is stationed AZ lake
T,gish, came into Skaguay Dec. !.
bringing condrmatory news Of rich
str. kes On the Hootalinqua river. and
that many prospectors :; Lake Marsh
and other places on the ronte to DaY,
sen had gone into the Hoctalinqua.
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Prince cousost'. Anniversary.

WINDSOR. Eng, Dec. 10 There We're
the usual services at Frogrhore on the
anniversary OF the death Of the prince
consort in 1851. and the Princess Alice
in 1878 The queen, the Prince and
Princess of Wales, the Duke and
Duchess Of York, the Duke and Duchess
Of Connaught, Prince and Princess
Christian OF Schleswig. Holstein and the
Pincess Louise, Marchioness OF Lorne,
were present. 49, " g.-, #. IT, -. 3
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spain Buys . Cruiser

LONDON, Dec. 1.-the Spanish gov
eminent, it is again announced, is ne
gotiating with the Armstrongs, this
time for cruiser of 4,30O tons, said to
be worth $500. 600, built for Japan, but
which Japan does not want. The YES
eel is said to be practically ready for sea.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-17
X t1ar Corn for Aries.

MINNEAPOLIS, Kan. Dec. l5.-Grain
buyers in this county have received
orders during the past 10 days from ex.
port grain dealers in New York to pur-
chase large quantities OF Katfir corn.
The seed is to be shipped to Egypt and
other African countries whore recent
experiments with Ksfir III have been
very successful.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-17
Movemente Of Ineuree uts,

HAVANA, Dec. 15.-The insurgents
dynamited the railroad between Canas
and Dagame, province Of Pinar del Rio.
destroying the track and wrecking the
engine to q freight train. They also
attacked the landing place at Gibara,
province Of Santiago de Cuba, but were
repulsed with loss.
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! wiseo npaia Tl,s,, noes.

MADISON, Wis. Dec. l5.-A state
ment OF the receipts and disbursements
OF the state for the fiscal yeir ending
Sept. 80 shows the total receipts 70 have
been &, 1874, 67s; Disbursements. q. S40.-
600. ME receipts. however, include
4S4O, 900 borrowed from trust funds.
and the amount on hand in tho general
fund is @s3,678. wL:;h is 10, l37 Len
III III a year ago. ,5,2 & Il ], 4. +,
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GRAND FORKS WOODEN MILLS
GRAND FORKS. N, o, -.
S C r | B N E R S
M A G. A z l N E
F 0 R l 5: 9: s
A GREAT PROGRAM NE,

The story of the Revelation by Sen
ator Henry Cabot Lodge, to run
throughout the year {For the first
time all the modern art forces
and resources will be brought to
bear upon the Revolution How
ard Pyle and a corps of artists are
making over 100 paintings and
drawings expressly for this, great
work ~ ,..>.,..&%.
Captain A. r. MAhan's The Alneri-
can Navy in the Revolution, to be
illustrated by Carlton T. Chapman,
the marine artist; Harry Fem, and
others lssI, ~ hi ss.-,. a.. "a PIT. =
Thomas Nelson Pages First Long
Novel. "Red Rock-A Chronicle of
Reconstruction" Mr. ] age has
devoted four years to the story, and
he considers it his best work. H.
lustrated by B West Clinedinst
Rudyard Ktptinx. Richard Harding
n chandler Harris. George
W. Cable. and others, are under en-
gagement to contribute stories dur
1898. - 81.
Robert g rants ''Search-Light Let.
ters''-replies to various letters let
ters that came in consequence of his
Reflections of Married Man" and
"The Opinions of a Philosopher I"
/, he sWOrkers'' in a new field
Walter A. Wyckoff, the college man
who became a laborer, will tell
about his experience with sweat
shop laborers and anarchists. in
Chicago. illustrated from life by
w. r. Leigh } 5s.....
The Theatre. The Mine, etc, will be
treated in "The Conduct Of Great
Businesses" series las were "The
Wheat Farm" "The Newspaper"
etc, in '9O with numerous illustra-
tons ., .,..5, u :',.: 5:.,..s e. :
Life at Girls Colleges-like the arti-
cles OF undergraduate Life at
Harvard, Princeton and YALE" and
as richly illustrated. sr.E
Z Political "reminiscences by Senator
Hoar, who has been in public life for
forty-five years. %t a." a
C.. d. Gibson will contribute two
serial sets of drawings during '9S,
"A New York Day." and "The Seven
Ages of American Woman" Az
w-The full prospectus for '9S in small
book form "a pages). printed in two colors
with numerous illustrations Cover and
decorations by Maxfleld Parrish), will be
sent upon application, postage paid.
PRICE, $500 A YEAR. p CENTS NUMBER.
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Pleads, aull.y 10 Murder.

!. WADENA. Mimi. Dec. ID. The grand
jury has returned 3 true bill Tor murder
ID the first degree against Mary Pikka-
rainen and Axel Lndroos. The crime
was the murder Of the woman's hus.
band, which was done BY Lindroos q
the woman's solicitation. She will
stand trial, but Hndroos. who = .
young man, has pleaded guilty.
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Rudin,'s New. Cabinet.

LONDON. Dec. ia special dispatch
from Rome says the Marquis di Rudini
has reconstructed the Italian cabinet.
the only change being Signor Zanar.
1elli, as minister Of justice; General
Namarzano, minister Of war; Signoz
0occoortu. minister Of agriculture;
Signor Pavonicalli. minister Of public
works, and Slgnor. Calls, minister OF
instruction. 5s9 Id $a
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Killsd J,by H,s Brother.

ssh BIsxARCK, Dec. l5.- Harry Wyman,
! 3 woodcutter, died during the day from
rife shot wound inflicted by his
brother. The brothers were engaged
IN woodcntting and had . sQuabDle over
y game Of cards.
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MSS. ehus..es N or:o,,,,, E,setie.s.

Massachusetts 0un.O'piJ EteNttono. r. Il
BosToN, Dec. l6-Mun.cApal cleo.
lions Mere held in ~ cities OF the state,
thus comp citing the list with the excep.
,iou OF Boston and North Adams.
w.slch 90 not choose their municipal
officers until next week. The contests
i'll several instances were sharp over
loca, matters, but In many cases strict
party lines were ignored in making ,ae
nom nations.
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say They Saw . Tug sink.

CHICAGO. Dec. ia tug with three
n:en aboard is reported to have been
seen sinking off the lake shore drive
near Scott street. A fierce storm was
iii progress at the time. The report sis
not credited among marine men. wha
believe the persons who think they Saw
the tug sink mistaken. 4$s EESs
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.,o Not IKE IlrcyIu. >tUri+..

- 10 Not Like Nrcy10s %tOrI~H. =
PARIS. Dec. l5.-The governments. 1t
Is announced, contcnlplates Me sup
preston Of the newspapers ~hic.i are
alleged to le systematically. lnvcAting
DreyIus stories. IN 4 s- g..
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Pr,.ts.s' str,ls. Psstposed.

PFints1s' STRIKE Poatponed.
II NEW YoRK, Dec. 16.-The printeEs'
strike scheduled for w ednesdny for the
purpose Of enforcing Q nine-hour work
day has been postponed. This action
3Wss taken ct . conference composed Ct
Iepresentativesof Typographical Union
No. 8 and seven members OF The
gTvpothetaa. ,l'.s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-17
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Dec. "a.
4 WHEAT-CashN No. I hard, 9O14c; No.
Northern, 500; No y Northern, 79c;
No. s spring, 7vc; rejected. $4,000; to
arrive, No. hard, 900; No. / Northern
exc; December No. l Northern, $40;
May No. Northern, 1890.
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MARKET REPORT.

S% Milwaukee Grain. #A-5n
d. eE:AsA,a"5 MILWAUKEE, Dec. H.
WHEAT-No.l Northern, Ole; No. ,
spring, SIC; May, 5000.
1CORN-No. 5, 281<o. {5
4 OATS-No. 2 white, 23H@24c.
BAKLEY-No. :, 40;; sample on
track, 2li4S93. -.
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Poultrx. B.ttsr ana Exe. J,

"a CHICAGO, Dec. Il
POULTRY-Dressed, easy; turkeys,
1O3<@ll><o; chickens, 4A@5kc; ducks,
6@5c.
BUTTER Steady; creameries 15@aa,;
dairies, l2@1vc. III Il,
= EGGS-f Firm; fresh, 900.
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Minneapolis Grain.
MINNEAPOLIS. DEC. u

WHEAT-December closed at 500;
May, $3.50; July, S51lo. On Track-No.
hard, 9l1Io; No. Northern, $3.50; No. .
Markham. &c 81, ,Fss%' Fft Il ~ -a 49,
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sioux City L,vs stsok.

Sioux City Livs Stock.
Sioux CIrY, IA, Deo. IA
HOGS--Market activa strong TO 70
higher Range Of prices, o. 1O@8.00.
CATTLE-Market SOLVE, firm; calves
Gtoong. III A b. &f,s II .s.y ssa s5s
Prices ranged u aa.@ os.s5 for COWS;
O. 66@4.O0 for stockers and feeders;
q S50ab5 for yearlings.
SHEEP I'm demand 8 e20O04.0.
II %. Pant Uatea seask Ya11s.
South 81. PAUL Deo. Il.
i HOGS -Market 20 higher on good
hogs; common steady. Range Of prices
C. OO@0. @k.
CATTLE-Markst stsady and astivs.
Sales ranged It @R.100A66 for stooksrs;
lo.s0N8sO for COWS; O. A004.66 Tor steses
O. 400 for heifsfs. !. 5s NEE
SHEEP-Market steady.
NuttonA SR75o4.4 a; hmbs, ea.6o9<M
Chicago Orasa and Psovisis.s.
CLOSING PRI0xs.
CHICAGO. Dso. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., o733<c; old, e79fo;
January, aaAc; May, sOs6c; July. $50;
Septemb Der, ITO
CORN - December, 2o}@c; January,
a6sSc; May, 2esac; July, esk@ a03lc.
OATS-Decembsr, We; May, 2aKc.
PORK December. $7.40: January
3ss7; May, SA6A
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Very Handy q Times.

Blinks insanity u . terrible curse =
u notl
Winks- Depends a good deal upon
whether you We Just killed man or not. ~
Brooklyn Liie
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3l8
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More widely and favorably known
than any other weekly newspaper
of the world. For nearly fifty years
it has held the first place. II has
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TEN ETCK AND HIS ACCUSERS.
Tho Fall Mall Gazette Backs Up the Clever
American sculier.

Tho Fall Mall Gazette Backs Up the Clever
American sculier.
Since Edward II. Ten Eyck scored his scnsa-
tional victory in tho Diamond SOULS ut Henley
the name of tho young Worcester champion has
become a household word among sporting club
men. The harsh criticisms directed at him in
England have stirred up a lot Of feeling, but
the youngster seems to have had some friends
among the enemy after all, Judging by the fol-
lowing comment in tho Pail Mall Gasettc Of
July 6:
young Ten Eyck's style does not please tho
metropolitan critics. but those who have seen
him rowing far from the'madding crowd know
that he does not display his correct form to
those who lounge about the 'Putney Hard"
expecting to receive n line on the Americans
ability-or form. rs it is known in a%quatics.
Ten Eyck is a young man who Is bound TO
make - stir during the ensning week.
'Some OF the selt.constituted iconoclasts have
challenged his status. and bring all sorts Of
s ssSi { Of @F 1hoss is sh thai fp he Eas n Worked rhs sro @1si
boats. Against n young man in his teens and
still at school; this charge sesns nonsensical.
Then, again, the National Association OF Anna
teur Oarsinen OF America would never allow
him to row at their regattas II he was tainted
i X the n Least; They are m G@its as o pa ib.r HrS with h
England. Tho Endorsement of tho n. A. A. o.
ought to be good enough for any one. Young
piece OF paper before ne left the United States.
Anyway, the stewards OF tho Henley regatta
arc to Investigate the matter during the coming
clear.headcd. They win not allow themselves
to be swayed by my outside diavribes against
foreign rowers. Because the elder Ten Eyck Is
n professional, that is no reason why his son
should bo put down as one
Young Ten EycE's entry was vouchsd for and
personally forwarded by Secretary Fortmcyer
Of the N: a: A. o., and as already stated. The
investigation referred to resulted In the young
ster's favor.
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At Far Rockaway on saturday the Ben Hur A. A. n,
Brooklyn defeated th' Domest O. by a score Of Ii 10 4
The orioles would like 10 hear from all toams
whose players are under ~ years. Address (. W
Cafarella. IL Ma,dougal street. w.
The Bay Ridge Held Club has July "a, 81. and Auo
IL open Tor out-Of-town Cluls Offering a guaranteT
Address Freeman Cas-, lbl FIf;y.eiEhtn street
Brooklyn. "E'''
ST. Louis. July ls.-PrssidcHt Won der Abe n, IN.
81, Louis Q ,ub last night signed Nike AcDermott. he
exLouisy!lle aud Cleveland pitcher. 10 Mi The w.
cAncy accustomed by Kid CArsHy's desert.on,
On account OF cancellations the Crotoua FIcIi Climb
mas Aug: i. 10, An I hVpt. u open, and would IKE M
play club, Offering a suitable guarant 90. Aidres.
hehry o. FrrderlciIs, Inanaser D35 Rogers place.
PATTERSON. July lS.-CApt. Gilman of tho pa,.rsop
bAssbali cub and Umpire Burns fought on IN. stre, I
last night, In a sequel TO an exnhang s OF commitment
during yesterdays R-ms with tins EiclIinuIs M
Olympic Park when Barns refused 70 s.rd iIeI irict
TO nrst base on u dead ball. Burns atrurk uItrnn
who thrs aIened 10 draw . knife. FEends nnaliy seuI
The Marion Baseball Club ~ Perth Amboy Womb
IKE 10 hear from all nrHEclsAs amateur or semi mr..
fesAionAl cluhs Offering suitable lnduc&mentN fnr kst.
ard1y or sunday games. FIemingtOns. SOmeryilles, or
hutleys preferred. WIN give a liberal Euarantea 10
teams playing AZ thsiT grounds on SUNDAY. AddIssS
F'F' SMITH SSS State street. Perth Anboy.
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Rochester Drop1 Out OF tho Eastern League
and Montreal Is Admitted.

The Board Of Directors of the Eastern League
held a meeting yesterday morning at the office
of President p. T. Powers and formally trans.
ferred the Rochester franchise to Montreal.
Those present at tho meeting were President
Powers, James Franklin, Buffalo: T.. F. Bogert,
Wlkesbarre; W. II. Draper. Providence, of the
board. and Charles Englert, Jr.. representing
Rochester. and w. II. Rowe. looking after the
interests Of Montreal The latter club will I'm.
ish the schedule of Rochester. The Montreal
management also agreed to pay all extra rail.
road expenses incurred by the change. Two
grounds are being fitted up in the Canadian city,
one for week day games and the other for use on
Sundays. The opening game will take place on
next Friday with Wilkesbarre.
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sw las sharpsAootera' Festival

In spite Of the inclement weather. hundreds Of
the sturdy sons and daughters OF Helvetia
attended the sharpshootIng contest and festival
OF the United Swiss Shooting Societies at Union
Hill Park yesterday. The shooting began nj 8
O'Clock Il In tho morning and lasted until Z In the
evening. At o'clock n recess was taken, and
DIR. J. Il. Ploda, the Swiss Minister at Washing.
ton, delivered n congratulatory address. A con-
cert and turner exhibition diversified tho subse-
quent programme.
The results OF the prize shooting 80 far are as
follows:
Long Distance Shooting--First silver cup. Alois
Rorlu, south River, y. j.; second silver cup. Emil
Berkman, Hoboken; third silver cup. JohL J, Tabler.
cold MedaIs-FirSt. Emil Berkman. Hohoken; sec.
ond. Alois HoehI. South River. N. J.i third, c. q.
Zettler. New York; fourth. J. J. Tabler. West Hobo.
ken; nfth. l.. 7. Hanson. Jersey city; sixth, Charles
Jos.ph II. K.ough.
silver Mcdlls-Emil Derkman. Alois Boehi. J. ].
Neuinayer. L. D, Payne, George Schlocht. I. J. Center,
Jacob Haegc. W. butcher. otto ChrIsten, X. Gregur, ],
Helms. II. BonitI, and Y. Diet1.
Section ShootinR-first. GruetlT Sharpshooters. Pat
erson. ten men. i.&9t points; second, Swiss Sharp
shooters Society. Hudson county. nfteen men. 2.lBii
third, swiss sharpshooter.' Society. Elizabeth, ten
men. i,si3; NTH. William Tell. Newark. ten men.
1870; sixth. Swiss Society, New York. ten men,
i.saa; seventh. Dufour sharI shooters Society. ten
men, .3OS.
section Shooting at q Range OF 250 Feet-Ftst. Pat
ersnn SlS rpshootsrs' Society. ,4p4 points: second,
Hudson Sharpsbooters' Society. 1851; third, Eliza.
beth Sharpshooter' Society. ABS; fourth, South
River. l.+l3; NTH, Newark. l:S4O; sixth. Dufour
sharpshopters' Society OF New York. LOSS; seventh,
Swiss Sharpshooters' Society OF New York. /. 3O3.
The contest will continue for four days. A
number OF other sharpshootcrs' organizations
arc expected TO arrive to-day.
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cone out when winning run vas scored.
tGerman batted for Brown In the tenth.
Cincinnati. ..........O U o o o o 8 o o IL
Washington. %. ......2 o y o o q U o l O-9
Earned runs-Ciprinuati. g. Two-base hits-vaughn,
Miller. Farrell. Sacrifice hits-Corcoran. Miller. Richie,
Selosch, .Demont, anu Tucker. First base on balls
on Brtftenstein. .. Struck out-By Breitenstein, q;
by Mercer. !. l. It on bases-Cinr!unati !; Wishing.
ton. o. First base by errors-Cinclnnati 2. Cmprs-
O'Day. Ttme-l hour and 40 minutes. Attendance
5000.
THE RECORD.
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BAsEBALn.


The New Yorks increased their batting aver
nge six points last week. and showed an i'm
provoment of two points in fielding. Their OPP
poncnts also added to their batting figures. gain
ing six points. In fielding, however. thcy fell
OF one point Tho Brooklyns added one point to
their batting average, but the fielding percent
ago IL tho same. Their opponents made no gain
in batting, but improved two points in the field.
The records follows
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SUNDAY ON THE DIAMOND.

Cleveland Downs brooklyn Again. Making IL
Three Straight.
CLEVELAND. July ls.-In spite OF indications
OF coming rain 5000 persons saw the Cleve-
lands defeat the Brooklyns to-day. making it
three straight from tho visitors. Powell had
the visitors at his mercy throughout. The field
ing was fast and sensational. the members OF
both teams making so many, star plays that they
became the rule rather than The exception.
SC0re.
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baseball Games To-Day.
EASTERN LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at st. Louis; BrooSlyn al PittsburR; Bos-
ton at C.ncinEaii; Pa .laIrlphia at ChicaSo baltimore
at Cleveland; Washington at Louisville.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at Providence; Buffalo at Springfield; Roch.
ester at Wilkesbarre; Syracuse at Scranton.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Richmond at Newark; Paterson ut Philadelphia,
Norfolk at Hartford; Reading al Lancaster.
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Da,i. ana Joyoe Wan, Manager Clarke to E,sA,

LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-The troubles of tho
New York Club players did not end on the ball
fold last Friday. Davis still bears n grudge
against Manager Clarke for jumping into him
at second base in the first game on that day.
The affair came very near ending in a fight in
tho halls OF the Gait House yesterday morning.
1t seems that both Davis and Capt Joyce were
on the lookout for Clarke since the affair oc.
Cured. When they met him yesterday morn
ing they stopped himl and asked him II he
wanted 70 fight Clarke, realizing where he
ment followed. but neither Joyce nor Davis
offered to do anything when Clarke told them
hc was ready FOR them to begin II they were
revolver on them. The hotel people did not
learn Of the row at all.