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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08
THOS. TINSLEY RENAMED.
judge Bryant Denied His Writ of
Habcas Corpus.
DISTRICT COURT HAS JURISDICTION
Court Adjourned for the Term.
Spanglcr Nny Recover From
His Wounds.

beaumont. Texas. June THE United
States circuit court for the eastern district
of Texas convened in this city this mora
ing. with Judge d. H. Bryant presiding
United States Marshal J. S, Williams balm
and Christopher Dart. Sr. clerk. Visiting
lawyers present were a. Y. Mccormick,
Waco: Presley X. Ewing, Houston; NJ. Il,
Mott. Galveston. Ernest Kruttschntt, New
Orleans: X. S. Lcve;t. Houston. Il. Hill.
Livingston. l.. w. Campbell. Waco: j, T.
Lanier. Houston; c. H. Miller Austin; /,
H. Weiner, Houston. and United States
District Attorney Taliaferro.
Immediately after opening court Judge
Bryant proceeded to business and at I
O'Clock this afternoon the court adjourned
for the term. The orders made are as fol-
lows;
Four cases against the Texas Pine Land
association were continued generally.
T. j. Epporeon VS.. the Armour Packing
company, damages; plaintiffs motion TO re
mand cause TO the district court Of Polk
county overruled and cause continued.
Farmers Loan and Trust company VS..
the Houston and Texas Central railrond;
motion to require purchaser 10 comply with
bid. master in chancery ordered 20 report
on August / . motion TO require purchasct to
comply with bid 10 be heard September 10,
at Tyler.
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Augusta, Ga, June 5.-The following
lyceums have been organized during the
last week
The Norfolk. Va, lyceuni, organized
May 30 Officers elected as follows; Prcsi-
dent, Il. A. Doble, superintendent of pub
lie schools: vice president. Barton Meyers,
Britieh vice consul. recording secretary.
e.. white Sans. attorney, corresponding
secretary. x. Foster Murray. editor Land
mark. Directors--William Lamb. s. s.
Nottingham, Il. y. Loyal. W II. Sargent
Walter II. Taylor, j w McCarrick, II.
b. Baenall, A. -. Seldner. NJ Glennnn, a,
II Grandy. southgate Leigh, Theodore S.
Carnett.
Xhe Columbus Ga. lyeeum. organized
NM 90 Officers elected as follows; Presi'
deM, j +. Crock editor Enquirer-Sun
vice president. J. A. Kirven; secretary
g. u. Gibson. superintendent public
schools; treasurer Sol Sarling
The Wilmington N. G., lyceum: Or
ganized June i. Officers elected ns follows;
President. Rev. Peyton II. Hogo. d. u.
vice president. George Roundtrec; score
tary. W. A. Riach; treasurer b. l.. Gore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08
sHoRr TEXAS SPECIALS.

SAINT Jo-This precinct went dry by
good majority.
RusK--Judge NJ. ]. Whitempn was elect
cd school trustee for this /strict'
GREENVIILE--H. l.. Dickson. 1eweier
filed a trust deed. Preferred creditors for
$500.
ARTLETT-Two cars OF beef cattle
we're shipped TO st. Louis and three Gala To
Chicago.
RocKPORT--Wiliam Dorothy has been
appointed city marshal and John Smith city
treasurer.
RAN6;ER--.A row Of wooden buildings are
being torn away TO make room for "a stone
and brick business block
STARR -Eikhart, Texsn. June D. -Died
al HIS homo three miles north Of this place
June 2, Mr.. Perry Starr, aged Oh years
DENTON body OF Robert Samples.
a well digger. was found in secluded spot
near here and Il is believed murder was
committed.
yIcK-New Wayerly. Texas. June s.
Mrs. John vick of four miles northwest OF
here died Yesterday after pro'rafted III
ness Of severai weeks Of typhoid fever.
SAN ANTONIO Judge J, II. McLeary Is
authority for tho statement that the Postal
Telegraph company viii probably enter
Texas By way OF Texarkena during the
nrasent month.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Election Mas Very Quiet and Re-
suited ia DR.. fly's Victory.
CONSIDERING COURT HOUSE PLANS
Houston Paving Case Plea in tho
United states Court--Strcct Car
Conductor struck by n Car.

Galveston. Texas. June 7.--Nctwith-
standing tho aggressweness and warmth OF
the campaign, especially during the clos
ing days, the election has passed off
quietly and without any trouble worthy OF
note. Never before, perhaps, In the history
OF tho city We're 50 many men engaged IN
working Tor the respective candidates, but
there were few manifestations OF Ill feel
ing,
1t was believed by conservative men
throughout the day that the mayoral,y race
was very close between Fry and Wehbcr,
as was the race between the citizens and
progressive aldermanic tickets, hut each Of
the contending parties, tn imitation Of MIR,
Blaine claimed everything.
At IL O'Clock complete returns are In
from eight out of twelve wards and almost
complete returns from the other four. May
or Fly received about the same vote as two
years ago and Is reelected by majority
over both his opponents.
The citizens aldermanic ticket was elect
ed In its entirety. On this ticket were Al
dermcn Hughes. Jones, Nansicklc, Borden,
skinner and West, the only members Of
tho present council who offered for re
election The other candidates were W.
r. Stewart, Thomas Goggan Pat Barry. II.
S. Dawson. and Joe H. Agulllo.
Neither tho citi1ens' nor progressive
clubs had candidate in the Fifth ward,
and the race WAS run Independently by c.
H. McMaster. I. L, Joughtn and j, H. BAN
demon. The latter is elected by small
plurality. II was tho only close contest In
the election.
The aldcrmanic candidates who received
the highest votes and who VIII be mem
hers OF the police and fire commission arc
Goggan Aeuilio Skinner and BORDEN The
only Issue IN the aldcrmanic race was the
admission OF railroads. or more particularly
tho granting of franchise TO the Galveston
and Western TO cross Avenue \. The pro-
rrcssiyc ticket favored this and the citi-
4ens' club was non -committal.
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TEXAS RACING DATES.
Dissatisfaction Expressed by Severn,
Places on the Circuit

Dallas. Texas, June 7--Texas horsomen
are In tangle over the fall meetings Of
the Month AMI Central Texas racing CIR
curtis and the conflicting interests have
delayed the preparation OF the pro-
gramme. ". s Scott. who is In charge
OF the racing department ii the axteen
days meeting al tho Texas State fair at
Dallas. has been in consultation nh day
with Secretary smith, crying TO adjust
matters 10 suit all parties. The Denton
association has Just Issued a progrf-nme
- inf tbs dates assigned N, Fort
Worth. September % II rs Fort worth
declines 10 give up her dates and me
clash 10 made more d,sagreeable becatlse
OF the nelrnesis OF the towns 20 each
oihar. thirty miles. The Bolton associa.
ton IS dissatisfied with she dates az
signed them. September 20 10 October 2
and asks for october ana 9. ii ia nm
derstocd clehurne Glands ready 10 take
BeiOr's original dates IL 3eston refisss 10
acoert ifaftn. brentwood and Denison
have a,rong racing assoclatro.e organized
and have made application to have dates
given them. Secretary Smith and Mr.
Scott with the aid of the loading horse
men. hope TO adjust matters harmonious
ly Within a week or 70. and announce the
programme and purses at an early date
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UMPIRE pHELAN.
|rsu,ton VIII Protest Further Ser
vice Nv Him.

|rsu,ton VIII Protest Further Ser
vice by Him.
rnp!re Phelan has sad that he will
,rtire the game to he played here today
f,r will be an objection made should
n, do So He deserted the game yester-
" and the people of Houston who pay
/ !, see ball games we'll played and prop
|rly decided do not care 10 have another
|,5ch exhibition as Was given yesterday
|.itrnoon. Umpire phel,Ln was wrong in
NJ, instances particularly. First he al
bved Mike o'CoAuor to score because
la San An;on.o kicker claimed that PEN
|t.r tn,erieiej with him. The fact of the
rs,.er, and fact plain TO all i'll the au-
|ttre was that O'Counor deliberately
Ina into Pender willie the latter was
|rin, to field u bah. The other decision
|su nat affecting Deveney a., second
|k,:s Weber never attempted to touch
|ps,eney out. AMI instead Of running out
h, The line or inaerlerng with Weber In
banding the ball llouston's shortstop
Inn under and made II slide while Weber
|vn reaching in the air for the bali.
Hors.oa WILL not submit TO too much
|nriasy from ap umpire. 1t has come
|to ihas point who're forbearance ceases to
10 be virtue. ana a man who can NOS
|carol his temper better than Phelan did
yesterday. mar who insults "a Houston
|ssielau by throwing his 4ndiCator ont
Ia The lot and leaving the diamond, is
TX he man Houston cares to pay 10 see.
|Thtn mus be auothcr ~ matter from
|sat cline ne halls or whm name n
|isirs Some ON else must umpire the
nme today or lhe;o VIII be Il protest EN-
laxc iii It's terms. In fact. President
|Lssernara wss wired last night on the
pktfri
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COUNT ucrsr PLANS.

At a special meeting OF the commission
crs court toGay McSsrs. Sanguinet ana
Messor of For, Worth submitted thoi'
plans for II court house Tor tho third time.
They were referred To Il committee OF rxr
perts, consisting OF NeEsra. j. II. Smith.
/ f. Toothal,cr. II, n Garrett. Commits
sioner Barnes and Commissioner Johnson
who ARE to examine aud report upon their
completeness II was definitely agreed dur"
ing the meeting that several changes
should be made in the specifications. in
volving an extra expense Of $1,000, and n
saving OF $3.50, or net increase of $40
The committee win probably be able to
rcnort TOMORROW.
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rur rNNsLrY CASE.

In the case OF Thomas Tinsley VS.. Albert
Erlchson sheriff of Harris county, applIca-
ton for a writ of habeas corpus, Judge
BRYANT denied the writ and rcmaaded MIR
Tineley to the custody of the sheriff OF
Harris county. Readers OF The Post are
familiar with details OF the controversy
that got Mr. Tinsley, as president OF the
Glenwood Cemetery company, In Jail for
contempt OF the Harris county district
court In applying to tho Federal court for
rolensc on babeas corpus. counsel tor Mr.
1nsov set out that the Judgment under
which their client was confined IN Harris
county and which ordered him 10 deliver to
the receiver of Gleuwood Cemetery company
collateral which had been given him rs
president of the company WIS rendered
without due process OF law was Nlolative
of the Constitution OF the United States.
and. as Mr. Tinsley was subject Of The
queen of England, II was also yioativc OF
q treaty between the United states and
England. After hearing the evidence ana
argument Judge Bryant stated that so far
rs he could see the only question presented
in the application was whether or not the
State court had Jurisdiction. IN bis opin-
ion it had and - therefore denied the
writ, MI T!nsley was represented by the
Hon. C, II. Miller OF Austin and /. II.
Weiuer OF Houston; the respondent by Hon.
Presley X. Ewing OF Houston. MI Tins
leys counsel gave notice of appeal and AN
nounced the purpose OF taking the case to
the Federal court at New Orleans
There was no business for the Federal
district CONT. the jurymen being merely
called and discharged
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NOTES.

While the Beaumont baseball club has
been disbanded, the players viii remain in
the city for several days. Friday a game
for their benefit VIII be played at Blan-
Ghetto park and prospects for liberal pat
ronage are splendid.
j, r. Mail chief of maintenance of way.
and w. b. Mulyey superintendent Of the
Southern. accompanied by George c. De
Young. superintendent Of the Sabine and
East Texas railroad. visited Sabine Pass in
Mr.. Mahl's private car today. The trip vas
for the purpose of inspecting improvements
at Sabine Pass. ms wei as the track and
roadbed batwoen Beaumont and the future
great.
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st. Louis, June 7.--Michaei Forth, the
man who hanged Walter IL. Lennox Max
we'll The slayer OF Arthur Preller has been
taken to the insane asylum.his mind hay
ing gone wrong from constant brooding
over what was one OF the most notable
eases ever tried In 81. Louis Forth is
we'll known In ST. Louis and the county.
having filled various positions here before
the county and city separated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08
HIT nY A CAR.

Yesterday afternoon AZ the street car In
charge OF Conductor Murphy Of the Gal
weston City railway wac rounding Inc
curve at the corner of Twenty second and
Mechanic streets Murphy was struck by a
car going in tho opposite direction and
thrown to the ground, both ears were
promptly stopned. and Murphy was picked
10 apparently In u llfoleas condition. IT
deyeloped however, that he was stunned
and had received no serious injury.
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spANGLER MAY RECOVER.

Henry Spangler the man who wac shot
at Port Arthur yesterday afternoon by
Thomas w. Stone was still alive late lbis
afternoon. and it Is said hopes for his re-
coyery are entertained The bullet, which
entered his lung, has not been extracted.
and an operation may be necessary to re-
move II.
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HOUSTON PAVING CASES.

In the United States court In the sui
OF Robert C. Storrle against NJ, ". II.
sydnor ct al defendant has filed answer
I'm which II is admitted that two street I'm
movement certificates were issued by the
city OF Houston. bur II is denied that they
we're lawfully issued or that they eonhli-
tuto any lien upon the property which Is
alleged to b. a homestead and not subject
TO such claims as complainant sets up un
der the laws OF Texas as construed by the
courts OF last resort.
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METTENnEiMER- DAVIDSON,

Mr. and lirs Lockwood Mcgsot of Hous-
ton have issued cards for the marriage OF
their daughter. Mss Mary Lucy Davidson
to Mr.. John Henry Mettenholmer, which
will take place at the home OF the prldc,
1915 Mckinney avenue On Wednesday
evening June 10.
Miss Davidson formerly lived In Calves
Inn and siuce moving to Houston has fire.
nlently visited her sister ME Joe II. aor'
row Of Galveston. She is known 10 large
circle Of friends and is admired for her
~, any prar1r
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A NIIsring nnN.

Cleburno, Texas, June mir oliver
Listers son, Perry. about or 10 years
of age, has not been seen since Friday
morning, and his parents are prostrnted
over the disappearance No trace can he
found Of the boy, although officers have
been searching diligently for him. and II
is feared he has becn drowned.
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LIMITED srArEs COURT.

The Glrard Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust company VS., the J. b. Watkins
Land Mortgage company, report OF receiy-
or OF sale of 1873 acres OF iand in Falls
county 10 II, b. Connors confirmed and
approved.
The Girard Life Insurance, Annuity and
Trust company VS.. the j b. watkins
Land Mortgage company report of reoeiv-
or OF sale 336 acres Of land In Ellis county
10 ". w. Batchler confirmed and APPROX
ed,
nj, dismissed without prejudice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08

John Allen white carpenter. was found
dead in his room at the Emmett hotel at
1916 O'Clock this afternoon. The deceased
was at broaklast this morning and APP
peared In good health, County Physician
Glider examined the remains, and upon his
evidence Justice powlen returned an Ia
quest verdict Of death from natural Causes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08
THE RACES


Three-fonrths OF a mile, high welsht
handicap lcophus, 126; The swain, isH'
The Manxman. us; Xmas, Miss Pr.m'
Mlslral n5: Alarum, ll3; Kaiser Ludwig.
Btlchax, 1C9; Sir Play, los; Prompt. lo'
Domitor. 1866 Miss Lillian. lo5: beaufort
loo.
one mile. selling-Septour, Tom croin-
we'll 10; Intermssion, l09 Ameer, Rondo,
l0. srA.hrc, Marshall, icd, ALERT D,
Boldemere, i0i; Sue kit,ie. Storm l<lnG.
49, jefferson, o6 Salvado. a. Leedsvi!e
49, Aznro 81
Four AMI half furlongs. the Glover
stakcs--M IS Rowena, Juda, llA Miss
Ttnay. Fay Ida. Abundant Barracan.
Briar Sweet. Kite DAILY, May Behan. ~
Mile ana one sixteenth. the Preakness
handicap Re lnsalaer. Challenger. 10,
Buddhn. Rotterdam. Sunny stone. ":
paul Kauvar, Free Lance, on Deck, RI
lie, Azure, Lochness Jos, Il. b.. lo5, cald-
ron. Eihins, I03
Fiye-oighths of n mile. 2-vear-olds. SELL
ina4-Olney, lU5: Central Trust. ~, False
Pride. 40: George Jr. lG7. Brentwood,
InG; General M8roo, l04 BurLass. hiiss
Rncker l02: Miss F,oride, 100; Red Gid. u.s..
Mile and a sixteenth 3elmar, lls: Ben
Brush. Peep-o' Day Sir Vassar, III. Vol
lev fls: Paul Kauvar. Bannock, Orion.
ST. Bartholomew, lol; Wolhurst, 49,
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THEY PLAY TODAY.
4, Antonio mt Houston.
lu.,in at Galveston.
naIlas at Paris.
fart Worth ut Dcnfsoh~
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The 81 packard Team Defeated

II looked as though the 81 Packaris
were NOT going to give the H. ans l. 9 $
a chance to beat than. or CO..
,i,sv w,sre afraid to 20 AGAINST such goo'l
, ,i1s ier g as they ala not arrive On me
Grounds until very. late, and onlg ses y. y.
t,'ntnrs could be PLAYED. The salns "ts
kerv exciting a, times. IN the fourth laI
Ming the score was ted. Ire Le ,lusa
g,ri hall and won out with all ease ~
seo7e OF II TO 4 The i, 30 e s 81
S,Hs M the hitting OF Chase. for the :
rackars Ths sane es s@ns a Tl t Ptsxr a
49, 40 determined 10 get revenge; 20
,hsre Viii be a good game PLAYED Inv
following is the score by irniegs 4.
n asilie ali II
81 Packalyis "a o ~ gI lyons and
oiBnien. 81 Paekards, Hinton ana D
ing. ,,on a,a TEXAS Cen
iraI, s. 81 Packards :. -. u,c,on &
Struck out-By Lyons 4 by Hinton :
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Fontc nrn.., stnhIe.

This evening Mr.. ". o. Foote win leave
with the Foote Bros. stable for 81. Joe,
Mo-. whore the horses viii make their
first start for the season. Their stable
consists OF the great race horse Governor
Strong. 2l0 IL. the champion trotting
stallion OF Texas: the fast PAGER Kansas
::lb 1-2: Princess PAGER. 2:i3. Sam Medium,
sis Ia and The Swo good green trutters.
geMna AMI Aidaret. They will 20 from
81, joe. Mo. 10 lialion. Kan. from there
TO Des Moincs. Iowa, then to Ottumwa.
Iowa. and thea on East.
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Dallns. Texas, June Lies Dawk'nF,
formerly second hascmnn and Kid Peep
les shor;Scop who have been released by
Manager McCloskey, left tonight paw
kinz was signed 10 play with the MIG
lands Peoples has gone to the Bronchos
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I.uflsin. Texas. June 1.-The game be-
tween Emnora ana Corriean today was
Is 10 In favor of Emporia. The be be-
ana Shortstop Preston OF Empora,
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Bases ON called balls-off Lyons 4. OF
HinSln 3.
ards l. =
Double play-Lubbock and Clark.
Slolen bases-H and T. c., 10, ST Puck
ards Q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08

Bryan, Texas. juno 7--pr. George b.
Tabor received telegram from Denton
this morning stating that his brother In
law Mr. James Williams. editor Of the
Arimore Chronicle, had boon killed None
Of the particulars wcro given and Or, Tabor
left on the noon train for Denton.
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saerifice hits-Hoover. Pabsi, Boiand'
Miller. - ,,,,s
,tatss an called balls--Oh Beckwlth T.
Batter hij--By Nolan. ,,.,,
struck out--By Nolan l. by Beckwl'h o.
Passed rail- WEIGH. ra,,a,
Timo OF came--l;6o
trnpires Dillon and WeyhlnE'
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Ladies are free today.
Came VIII commence at 4;3O O'Clock
Houston rooters. will go to GalN esston In
crowds next Sunday
Without Fender at third Houston WIS
erppled. Knox IS not accustomed to the
The street car service tc tho game ia
excellent Superintendent Ellis does not
ieN upon subordinatcS, hut himself
watches this important feature The
large crowd Sunday was moved Win very
little delay.
Mike O'Connor makes no friends bv his
actions on the diamond. He sought 10
u.'ay mo game Yesterday tor some reason
or other and when 1t was his time 70 hat
he walked to the plate aud stood on inc
runner win his back to the pttshcr. The
AuQlcnee do pot wont TO sec HIM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08

seven elgli-hs Of mile selline-ktty
u. Belle Of Fordham. Music, N; Eske,.
Be1 Na:ad, Or. Kellogg. Rattle Boy. 10:
J. p b.. l0l, Duke of Montrose H..
American io2: Gateway. Koscio. DaGo. loi,
Five-eighths of mile-Azucena. Lucy
NJ. scottie D.. Ielveta. Yemba. Danotte.
1911 Locust Blossom II, Miss c.. Gorilla.
lG.
Nile and an eighth, selling Banqno II,
81: James Munnoe. 81: Parson, %; Front
man. %: Danna RITA, 102 Letcher. Sharon.
i04. joe CLARK. 10; Endurance, l07.
Five and onc-half furloggs-~Covlns
Springs stakes~-McClcury ~ Lady Of the
West N; ii Hung Cbangi IS; High Jinks,
100: Tusculnm. i02; Rasius. lcj' Afamada.
rhres.fourihs Of mlie--Lady raer
sierra Gorda. kittie L., %; Geyser. Leg
aide. Orlmar N; Incita,us Duncan belle.
Judith 9. 100; Ida n. ,o3; Imp. Shuttle
cock, los Fred Barr. lig
wanda. Hide; 81; Santa Marie e.: No Z.
ian. I,sas.snan. Miss Rowott Honor. Jam
boree, Islin. loi; Jake Zimmerman, lo7
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h left The DIAMOND.

,.,,. Phelan Refused to Finish
" Yesterdays Game.
ms1oN GOT THE WORST OF 1T.
y, pefcnted Fort Worth p"i-
yr,r Mt Paris. ana Austin
shut out Galveston.
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Dc,,,on rs. FORT worth IL.

w
benson, Texas June THE score wo.
II to II in the tenth inning. The II
gers. by hard hitting, made seven and
won the game The game was fHli OF
good and bal plays on both sides. the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08

Two bas, hts-Deyeney. llohnle, o'Con.
Three base hit-Knau.
Sacrifice htis-Hill. clark Euou
Left on bases-By Houston 1. by San
Antonio .. Is Wy sail
Struck out-I3y Hin l. by Herbert :.
bases on called balls or H,li . of,
Crowell !. Off Herbert Q
Double play-Reed and Never.
St9l"l bas'ss-C'ote, Becker. Ashcnpack.
8atters hlt--Reed. Herbert.
Time of gamc--l .45
Uinplres-Phelan and Proctor.
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Paris =. Dallas a.
Paris, Texas, June 1.-The iirsf OF the
series went TO the visitors today Errors
Nv tbe Mdlards Wcro costly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08

cIaeinnati. June 7.--Latonia results:
One mile, selling--Royal Dance, Oscuro.
Lula NJ. Time. li79s.
Seven furongs. seliing-Arglis, Harry
Thoburn. Fillbuster Time, 1:224.
Five furlongs = AraRnoi. Bansshed.
Swing. Time, l:oi.
Four and one-half furlongs--Amphitrite
Venaetia. Lobtie Love. Time :b9h
Seven furlones, selllng--Fife. Old Center.
Rnss ,I,lrfte .a3a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-08

Chicago, June 7.--Ingaiis Park winners,
la Conte. Globe H.. Theresa H.. Babe
Murphy. The Rook
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

nplre--Hutchinson.