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LAST WITH GRAND RAPIDS.
Short Series Closes at Lexington
Park Today.


ST. Paul and Grand Rapids will play their
final game of the present series this afternoon
at 3:45 at Lexington park. and Cross. the ex-
Hoosier will be given trial in the box by
the Michigan folk. 1t is likely that Manager
Comiskey viii give Brush a chance to re-
deem himself for his wild showing at Mime
apolis last week, as it is desirable to keep
the more experienced pitchers in reserve for
the hard games with a heady team like the
Hoosiers. If Brush can hold the visitors down
today, "Commy" will have Phyle, McGilf and
Mullane, not to mention IsbeIl. in shape for
the three games with the ex-ehampions.
"What pitcher should learn Is to gain
control Of his fastest ball" says Dick Buck
ley. THAT Is Rusie's strong point and that
is why he Is the greatest pitcher of them all
When he came 70 Indianapolis and I started
coaching him he used his fast ball He
would shoot them at me in practice and then
In the game he would have Just as much
steam. The trouble with young pitchers Is
that they go out II the morning practice and
try to knock all the boards OF the fence WITH
their fast ones and in the afternoon tbey
end that they cannot control the fast bail
and have to resort to the medium pace fer
safety. This is the end of 1t, for the batters
lay on the ball and there are hits galore
A pitcher should practice speed and command
He should sail the bail over as fast as he
can and try his utmost to put 1t right where
he wants 1t. Almost anybody has slow or
e. medium ball which can be used at times,
but it is a dangerous thing to rely on.
Now take thcse Western lcag.,c pitchers.
II man is on first and nobody is out, the
runner being fast, 1t Is almost certain that
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Until he retires for age in 1902. The
president is expected to raise three col
onels this week ito the rank of brig
adler general, to succeed Gems. Forsyth.
Bliss and Brooke. It Is believed that
Col H. G.. Merriam. Seventh infantry,
the commanding officer at Fort Logan,
Col; Col. J. F. Wade, Fifth cavalry.
the commanding officer at Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, and Col. 7. M. Ander-
son, Fourteenth infantry, commanding
his regiment at Vancouver Barracks
will be the officers promoted, though
other influential colonies are making 4
vigorous campaign for the promotions
Coli B. Z. Frank, first artillery, com
manding officer at Fort Monroe. Va, is
the leading candidate in the artillery
These changes will cause a general
shaking UP in the army. The depart
ments Of California, Dakota, Colorado
and Texas will all have new COM
manders. Gen. Brooke will remain IN
charge of the department Of the Mis-
souri,
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FALL OFF PUERTO coRrEz.
Description of 1t by an America
NeyysDaner CorrespOndcnt. an

Description Of 1t by I'm American
Newspaper Cerrespondent. 90
MOBILE. Ala, May 19.-The Regis,
ter's correspondent at Puerto Barrios
wries, under date Of May 8. saying
that he was the only American news
paper man at the scene Of the capture
of Puerto Cortez, on the 7th inst. He
says nothing of the reported firing upon
the steamer Rover. on the 9Th of May.
but tells that the British steamer
Clearwater was fired upon the 9Th inst.
by a Nicaraeuan commander, when
the vessel was approaching Puerto
Cortez. Some 200 Of the foreign resi-
dents took refuge in the lottery Office.
The foreign eonsuls hoisted their flags
for protectors sake Gen. Nuella land
ed in Puerto Cortez on the morning Of
the Sth Gen. Drummond was the only
rebel leader who failed to escape, hav-
ing lost both eyes His face is hor-
ribly diSflgured. He will probably be
shot Drummond spent several Of the
winter months in Mobile planning this
revolution, and was cne Of the twenty
who captured Puerto Cortez.
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PLAYERS SURPRISED.
Stand Taken by the Cleveland Police
Court Unexnected.

CLEVELAND. O., May 1s.-fhe attorneys
for the base ball players were treated to a
genuine surprise in the police court this morn
ing. Judge Soldiers, counsel for the players,
filed motion to crash the proceedings. when
Judge Fielder called ~ the cases. It was
promptly overruled. as was also the demurrer.
Then a written demand for a separate trial
and trial by jury in each case was presented
and promptly granted by the court. This
was entirely unexpected by the attorneys for
the players, and for a few minutes they SEEM
ed rather crestfallen. Judge Soldiers then
asked permission to withdraw the demand. but
Prosecutor Kennedy objected and Judge Fled
ler refused to consent The attorneys then
requested that John Powell be tried first, and
the other cases continued until more dis
tant date This the prosecutor acceded to-,
and PoweiPs case will be commenced Thurs
day afternoon, while all of the other cases
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*O'Rourke out ON bunt third strike.
Earned runs, st. Paul 8; two-base hits, Par
rott, Mcbride; three-base hits. Nyce, Shugart,
Glassceek; home run, Mcbride; stolen bases,
George 2, Mcbride, ORourke, Nyce, Spies,
IsbeIl; double plays, Isbell to Shugart to-
Glasscock, Nyce to Shugart to GEasscock:
bases on balls, off Isbell, Glenalvin 8, Roat,
Campau. Gettinger, Hollister; off Reidy. Nyce.
Shugart, George; off Foreman, Parrott Me-
Bride; hit by pitcher. by Reidy, Spies 2. Is
bell; struck out, by Isbel, Hatfield HoHister;
by Foreman, Shugart, Isbell: sacrifice hits,
Campau, Refdy; left on bases, ST. Paul IL,
Grand Rapids s.; innings pitched, Reidy 6.
Foreman g.. hits, off Foreman Z, off Reidy II;
first base on errors. St. Paul 2. Grand Rapids
g; weather, cloudy; field, mud; time, 2.330; un-
pire MdnaSsau,
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Earned runs. Pfttsburg 2, New YORK z;
two-base hits, Padden.v Meekin; three-Dase
hit, Warner; home runs, Smith. Padden; sac
riice hits, Smith, Donovan and Joyce; stolen
bases, Donnelly. Donovan g. Warner; first
base on balls, of Tannehili l.. off Seymour 2;
hit by pitched ball, Smith; struck out, by
Tannehill /; wild pitch, Seymour; left on
bases, Pfttsburg 2, New York 6; time, hours;
umpire, Emslie. =
NEW INDIAN SCALP.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 19.-The Clevelands
won today because Of their good fielding and
timely hitting, combined with the errors OF
Cartwright Attendance 1000, Score:
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CASsEoRIA
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BUYS A FORTUNE WITH So.
George w. Stone, of Burlington,
Makes Il Lucky Investment

George w. Stone, of Burlington,
Makes a Lucky Investment.
BURLINGTON, To-, May 19-Georgs
w. Stone, a well-wnown Burlington
commission merchant, has suddenly
found himself the possessor of unex-
pected riches through an episode con-
nected with the fortune of the Bur1ing-
ton Insurance company. AT the time Of
the sale of the property and assets of
the defunct company, it's end was an
nounced by the statement that the
assignee would not offer for sale all
the unknown assets of the insurance
company Mr.. Stone was present, and
bid s.. No other offer was made, and
the unknown assets were knocked
down to Stone. 1t is now discovered
that the unknown assets OF the defunct
company amount to- the sum of S170.-
GOO.
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FATE HAS PURSUED HIM.
Man Who Sold FIOrida's Vote to
HAYES q Warrant.


CHICAGO, May 19.-Adrian Britt,
formerly editor and publisher Of the
Jacksonville Union, shabbi1y dressed
and with grizzled features, sat yester-
day In the Federal prisoners dock,
charged with others with completely in
the robbery of Chicago street mail
boxes. He hardly could be recognized
as the man whose control Of the lead
ing Democratic paper of Florida had
more influence than any other cause
in 1851 in giving the votes of the
Evergreen state to the election Of
President Hayes in that memorable
period in the history of the United
States.
With no pride or ambition left, with
hardly thought of the family driven
from him by his erratic course, Mr..
Britt, the son of one of New Orleans.
great ante -bellun merchants, glancing
over a life Of excitement, and at one
time full Of promise, asked to be sent
to the penitentiary for year that he
might have a good place in which to
spend winter and receive $40 at the
end Of his term, the amount given to
a prisoner when he leaves prison walls
behind him.
.sThat $40 will come good to fell
low" said the man who inherited q
quarter of a million on his majority.
81 guess am pretty near the bottom
now" Britt went on. 81 am not cry
ing about it, nor am I assigning any
causes. I am down on my luck and
take things philosophically. There Is
no use crying about the pitcher that
is broken.
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Mcclure batted for Norton in the ninth.
Earned runs. Washington. 8; first base by
errors. Cleveland 8, Washington 8: left on
bases. Cleveland 8. Washington 8; first base
ton q: struck out. byfcYoung 1. by Mercer
1. by Norton 2; three base hits, Mexican, Abb
hey. Mercer; two-base hits, Sockalexis Brown
Q; sacrifice hits, Seymour, Wrigley; stolen
double plays, Blake 10 O'Connor; thinner to
Wallace. Wrigley to Cartwright, Mercer to
Demontrevdlle to Cartwright: hit by pitcher,
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"Paul Morphy"-union Make.
Nineteen years standard; millions have been
sold: st. Paul cigar.


ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 1s.-sunmary: First
won Lady Corden second, Can Galop third.
Time, 1:24. Second race, four and one-half
furIongs- McCue won, Crockett vecond.
Trombone third. Time, :55. Third race,
Frontier third. Time, 1:43. Fourth race.
one mile and twenty yards-Macy won, Buck
Videre second. David third. Time, 1:42A.
Fifth race, five and one-han furlongs-Tfn
Cup won, Rose Dor second. Bill Dawdy
third. Time, 1:0911. Sixth race, six fur
longs-DamocIes won, Don Fulano second.
May Thompson third. Time. 1:34h.
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Commence Over Again.

The city passenger and ticket agents will
hold meeting at the Ryan at 10 O'Clock
this morning. An effort will be made to
resurrect the defunet local passenger asso-
citation, which went to smash when the SUI
preme court decision regarding pooling was
filed. It Is believed that the lines will gem
orally enter a new association, with the prob
able exception Of the Minneapolis & st. Louis,
the Wisconsin Central, Chicago Great West
cfn and SEQ lines.
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Earned rum Chicago left On bases Chicago
S. Boston 8; two-base hits. Ryan 3. Decker,
Collins: three-base hit, Bergen; sacrifice hit,
Long; stolen bases. Dahlen. Thornton, Ten
ftb and Dahlen. Long and Tenney, Stahl
and and Bergen: struck out. by Griffith /; base
on balls, off Griffith 2. off Klobedanz 3; wild
pitches, Griffith 2; time, 2:0o; umpire, NC
Donald.
ORIOLE VICTORY.
LOUISVILLE. KY. May a19.-The Orioles
had their young South Paw Nops IN the 6ox,
day, the CoIonels getting but one run. Hill
pitched fine ball. but the Ba!timores were
lucky in punching their hits. Attendance,
LOCO. Score:
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Earned runs, St. Louis 8; three-base hits,
las. La Chance, Mcfarland, Griffin; double
play, Smith and La Chance; first base on
balls, off Hart 5, off Kennedy 2: struck out,
by Hart 1, by Kennedy 2; passed balls, Grim
2; time, 1875; umpire, Lynch.
PIRATES BEAT GIANTS.
PrTTSBURG May 19.-In the first inning,
after Seymour had given two men bases on
balls, hit another and let in two runs, Meekfn
was substituted but his support was poor
Tannehin was splendidly backed up. the
wonderful stops and throws of Ely being a
feature Attendance. 3.0O0. Score:
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Ingalls, Park.

CHICAGO, May FL 1.-THE Ingalls, Park meet
ing opened today with an attendance Of 4. eco
people, fast track and beautiful weather.
Summary: First race. one-haIf nfle-Algar-
eta won, the Professor second, Miss Hoy
third. Time. 4Sz. Second race. fve-efghths
of miie-Abuse Won, Ella Penzanee second.
efghths Of a miIe-Miss Young wop, Pinkey
Potter second. Dorian third Time, 1:27.
Fourth race. 1 1-16 miles-Harry Shannon won,
Kings Counsel second. DR.. Sheppard third
Time, 1:471a Fifth race, three-fourths of a
mle-OIivia L. won, Warren Point second
Senator MorriH third. Time, 1:14N.
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*Johnson batted for H.H m the nntH.
Earned runs. Baltimore l. nrse Dase on er-
rors baltimore 1. Louisville 2; left OH bases.
baltimore q Louisville 9; first base on balls,
off Nops 4, off Hill 1; struck out, by Nops
3, by Hill 4; three-base hits, Jennings, keeier;
time, 1:5S; umpire McDermott.
ANOTHER FOR REDS.
CINCINNATI, O.. May 19.-The Phillies
made their last appearance until July this
afternoon. and were again defeated in an ex-
citing game Attendance, 5000. Score:
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Partridge batted for Figgemeier in the
ninth.
Earned runs, Minneapolis /, Indianapolis 2;
two-base hits, Pickett, Hogriever; home runs,
Gray, Mcfarland; bases on called balls, by
Figgemeier 1. by Goar 2; struck out. by
Figgemeier Gray, Kahoe, Goar 2; by Goar,
Lally, Miller, Kuehne, Moran, Ffggemeier 2;
time Of game, 1:50: umpire, Ebright.
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AMATEUR BALL GAMES.

The Crimson Rims have orranized for the
season of 81, and would like to play any club
in or out Of the city under the ages Of II.
They Iine up as follows, George Adams, Q:
=: Mccarthy and A. Conway, p; w. Alston, 1bi
Hinohs ehl George Moallsr, &h4 A. Gun.
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The Anglers Fondest Hope Realized.
At the fishing resorts along the st.
Paul & Duluth railroad. Next Sunday
another excursion. Full details and
rates at 1896 Robert street and Union
depot.
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Good Trout Fishing.

Go to Glenwood. Downing or Barker,
Wis, on the Wisconsin Central lines,
twenty trout streams within a radius
of twelve miles. Good acconlmoda
tions, reduced fare
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SLIDE, MINNIE, SLIDE.

MiIIers Slip Down Another Notch In
the Percentage Table.
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, May 19.-The Hoos-
iers only hit Figgemeier FIVE times, but two
Of them were home runs by Mcfarland and
Gray, and they won the game. 1t was a pitch
ers' battle Score:
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wore set for July 10 Judge Soldiers fully. ex-
pected that the court would refuse to accede
to the demand for q separate trial as ell the
payers are charged jointly for the same Of
Tense.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Colt. Beasen by Boston I'm . Ten-
Inning Gane.
Boston. Z: Chicago. g.
baltimore, 8; LouisyAfes z
Cincinnati, Z; PhiIadelphfa. &
Sc. Louis, 8, Brooklyn, l..
Pfttshnrg, II; New York, 5.
Cleveland, g.: Washington, ~
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Lajoie hit by batted ball, and called out
on foul strike;.in eighth ~
Earned runs, Cincinnati I, Philadelphia s.;
two-base bits, Gi1len. Schriver, Delehanty;
three base hits, Delehanty. Clements, Irwin:
home run. Lajoie; left on bases Cincinnati
4. Philadelphia I; double play, Hallman; first
on balls, Off Taylor s. of Rhines I; hit by
pitched ball, by Taylor g.; struck out, by
Taylor t. by Dwyer 1; time, hours umpire,
Sheridan.
BROWNS At LAST.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May 19.-The Browns pre-
sented new front today. Douglas suppiaht- l.
ed Connor at first and Kfssinger took the lat
ter's place in left field. Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

~ nAMEs SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Grand Rapids at St. Paul.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis
Detroit at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas City.
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ARMY CHANGES.

Gen. Bliss In Expected to Retire
Within a Few Days.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-It Is ex-
pected that Gen. Bliss, who has been ap-
pointed a major general, will be retired
from active service at his own request
some day this week. under the forty
years, service law. Gen. J. b. Brooke,
the commanding officer Of the depart
ment Of the Missouri at Chicago. will
then, it is believed. be promoted to the
major generalship to retain that rank
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Wild IN ONE INNING
BUT ISBELL, THE NEW PITCHER,
SHOWS THE STAMP OF
MERIT.
SAINTS GO WELL AHEAD NOW.
KANSAS CITY sLAUGHTERs COLUM-
BUS IN A GAME OF SLUG-
CJNG.
And the MilIers Are Nearly Blanked
Again by Watkins HOosfers In
q Fast Game.

b. Paul Is, Grand Rapids 3.
Indianapolis 3, Minneapolis L.
Detroit 9, Milwaukee 8.
Kansas City 22, Columbus IL.
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mnss. -: p. Hwansoa. cf: ". AbaAer. II,
Mihs. # Address all chaAsng8 10 A. Cum
mines, 50 West Third street.
The Filtmores defeated the Cyclones BY .
score Of II 10 10 on the lstter's grounds. The
features OF the game were the batting Of the
F1lmoEess knocking six pitchers out Of the
box, and the batting w0rk Of Reiman and Ia
Bour. Ksfman being credited with u striks
outs. Score by innings:
F1llnores ...... .-..t 0sd / I & O. En
The NattonaIA VIII cross bats with the South
Parks on the formers grounds Sunday, May
23 and also with the Cuhans. Send all chat
lenges to McDermott, 242 East Fairfield ave-.
nue.. Members under n. The Nationals would
like to hear from the White Bear juniors for
May 90
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sTAnp1NG oNFHE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Washington at Chicago II
Baltimore at Cincinnati
New York at Cleveland. -. -.
Brooklyn at Louisville.
PhEadelphia at PittsharE
Boston at st. Louis
CHICAGO. May 19.-Beston won the last
game Of the series on the locaPs battery er-
rors aud poor base running Lowe scored the
winning run In the tenth. when Ryan dropped
Bergen's fly, after q long run Ryan's and
Bergen's batting and Lang's'heidfng were the
features Score. ;s- .47
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BREWERS RAGGED.

BREWERS RAGGED.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. May 19.-Ragged field
ing, coupled with inability to hit Hahn. gave
the game to Detroit. Score:
RH-E
Milwaukee 20 2 0 2 0 o 0 rs 8 I
Detroit -. % o 8 0 e6 9 4
Batteries, Barnes and Spear; Hahn and
frost. Umpire, Graves.
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RRITes FxCITING CAREER.

Adrian Britt was born in Louisiana
on Christmas day, 1850. A year later
his father died and left 100000. Young
Adrian grew up in New Orleans and
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GOOD HARD sLUGGING.
Ohio Senator's RoundIy Trounced by
the Blues.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 19.-Today's game
was a verftabIe slugging match. but the Blues
hit the hardest and won with ease. Both
pitchers proved easy and each team scored
home runs. Score:
r. H. E.
Kansas City.4 / 2 8 6 90 26 8
Columbus - 8 8 o 0 3 0 Oil Il 8
Batteries, Abbey and Lake; Smith and
she
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HUFORD AND BRIGGS
Win Badges I'm the Whist TOurn-
Hnent Game.

The ninth game in the Wednesday evening
whist tournament was played last evening.
The high score badges were won by BufoFd
and Briggs The following was the score:
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