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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
PLAY GEEENELL TODAY
EIiuBes0tn F7oOfipHI Team VIII HUve
No Easy Victory Over the HaVvI1-

The first real opportunity TO make a fair
comparison of the Minnesota Football team
will come today IN the annual game with
rre Grtunel team This Is the eighth time
mat the TWO teams have met IL seven years,
and Minnesota has won every time but unce,
and Thar one game was eZcuEable because
the Minnesota team was composed largely
0+ substitutes and new men. The Grinnell
Team is always Z tough proposition Tor the
sl--I-NHhs 10 crack Their men Ere gen
ernLiv il excellent condition physically and
we'll coached. which. with the IaCJ thai they
POSSESS q large amount OF reckIessnesE and
Determination 10 push things, gives an inter
esIIns feature 10 the game
the GrlnneL team arrived last night over
the Milwaukee. and is QuGTIered at the
Brunswick. There are Sixteen strong play
ers CUacn and manager. neaIeT bstter
built and stronger hooking lot of men would
ne hard 10 find. and several OF the Uni
ver1iIrv players sized Them III, rhey MADE z
note of this. and remarked of il: 'GTInneu
vii be no snap, the game means hard work,
quick and fast and not break from be
ginning 40 EIIu. OF course. the deLsrnlina-
Linn of some Of the players 10 smut nu1 the
1UWans and run g big score must be taken
into consideration WnEn THIS opinion IS passed
around.
leans shows that Minnesota considerably out
weighs fler upDUnaIILs. The Minnesota line
averages about $50 and GTInneH about l69
Behind the line Minnesota falls short with
an average of 15e ana GrIunel 152. The backs
gre about equal otherwise, Lo0nIs and Gray
being well paired OF ana the others about
the same. Cole mas the advantage Of z wear S
experience nut has 4 new center TO receive
the bal from. In the ltnP the heavy center
trio OF the Minnesota team VIII make itself
felt Grinnau viii depend very largely upon
Rer swift running backs, VIM combine agility
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
A YELLOW FEVER rDyI.

BY the gates CT gold sat St Peter. old
Mid beams of refulgent light
As ne checked eacn soul of the mortal roll
IS they passed the portals bright
And the line grew thin as they crowded in.
TIL one lone figure frail
With a sunkan cheek and an aspect meek,
Still stood without the pale.
QU0th the ancient saint 10 the shadow faint:
Thy name good soul and town."
The Hngerer sighed and fsebly replied
From New Orleans-I'm Brown.
Then the lightning flashed and the thunder
crashed
And the portals great careaned
While in letters bright Ger the gates closed
tight
F'lared the notice. ''Quaraurined. "
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
CIRCUIT CHAsERs'' SPILLED.
Two or Three Accidents at the Is en-
tueEy Meet.

tuekE Meet.
PADUCAH, Ky, Oct. IA large crowd
attended me national circuit meeting Di-
cycle races today. The meeting was at the
track in Park La Belle. Summary:
One-hRf mile dash-Dr. A. 1. Brown
Cleveland first; Orlando Stevens. 0ttumWa
To-. second; August Mcleod, Canada, third
Time 1.13 Ia.
One mile, handicap, rOfessIUnal-FllOyd
Mcfarland, san Jose 40 yards, first; John
5. Johnson, Minneapolis t15 yards second;
Watson Boston, third. Time, 2.l6.
One nile OpEH-H. ". ALIddendOrt, Louis
Vile first. F. W. Peabody, Chicago, second;
Frank Fray, Memphis, third. Time, 2-46
One mile, Open. Observation-Disclosures Stew
ems OtJumwa, To-. first; c. 5. Wells, san
Francisco. second: H. B. Marske, Ealamazoo
third. Time pa.
Two miles. handicap Emateur-E. " Pea
body, Chicago first; H. w. MiddsndoTf, Louis
vile tsCratchl, second; - W. Clark, Nash
vile GO Yards, third Time, 5.46.
Two miles, handicap, OtessIOnaI-AIcLeou
Canada (55 Yards first, ". Il. SeaIon, Louis
vile $50 YARDS, second; 4. Z. Stevenson
Minneapolis csc yards, third. Time, Al.
In the lasr race SIX out Of eight riders
went down IN 2 heap II the last lap. Stew
ensOn got Up and rode il, winning third
prize with MS left heel cut open. In the
fifth race Cooper fell. Butler followed and
WIS badly hurJ. In the sixth race, Frank
Luce, May6eld, Ky, fell. hurting himself and
breaking MS wheel Charles Price, Boston
and 4. f. Stevenson Minneapolis, rode q
match mile race fur SO z SIDE, Stevenson
winning Time 3:28.
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DEBT WIPED OUT.
Nj RIee1IaOdis1 University of South Da-
Lzsj1a WIN start Anew

kaita VIII start Anew
MITCHELL, 5. D, Oct. 15-At the
Freedman's Aid anniversary Rev. d.
Elffen bark. Of Canton, presided, and
addresses were made by DR.. j. Q. Hall,
of W Watertown, and Rev. c. H. Payne,
d d. of New York. Both addresses
were mastery efforts and contained
many instructive points Lr Hall
stared that the society has q schools
IN the South, p for colored people and
&c for white with an aggregate at
tendance OF {, 5,825. In them is given al
kinds of mind training and insI1'uc-
rion in industrial work and hOusekeec-
ing
committee on hospitals was ap-
pointed as follows: W. T. MIIIry, II. ;
Coon. a J. Jolly, c. L. Mat1eson and
H T. Knight.
rr7ha 77isFoD presented checks for the
conference claimants fund for S4S5
from the profits of the book concern.
So from the chartered fund, and 81
from q fund in the hands Of the t1Ilz-
tees Of the NJ Z. church
The REPORTS Of The presiding elders
were read; among them Elev. j. ;.
a k4rs gave graphic description OF
the SHOWS and floods in his dlsLT1cI last
winter and spring, which much reIa1o-
ed the work.
Yesterday afternoons Session was
--fz-aT over to the Wornan's Foreign
missionary society, Mrs. M. /. Haussr,
of A aberdeen. presiding Letters from
native girls of India, China ana Japan,
Who mad been educated 10y LhR society,
were read. There are now 3 SocleLleAs
i'm This state. with membership o.
- lost va9r they supported l3
r,,,-3bgT7 q-frls in foreign countries, and
mis- wear they viii support - Inc
money raised the past year was ss4i
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
nExTrH CITY IN EARNEST
xz-f17 Sl.evv CtsnE-rsssmen It's Advan-
4as,es for an Arnser Plate Factory

VIII Shezv C0nEr-tessInen HIS At III
+,,,,s.s far an A1,r,aer Plate Factory
WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, Oct Ia
or-arqrsti0ns are now being made II
earnest 10 receive the delegations OF
TTTizaansfn and Minnesota, congressman
and senators who viii be here nazl
U-aek al The Invitation of the cities OF
S1rDerior and Duluth 10 look over Inc
situation with relation TO the ehS1DlIIty
of the head Of the lakes as site Tor
the proposed g0vernnauI aI,rnor plate
factory. The committee is assured or
the presence Of nearly every congress-
man on the TWO delegations, and mas
made praparatiOns accordingly The
gathering viii be the most notable one
which has vet occurred here. Capt
Alex. McDouEaIl has prepared R-n ac-
dress 10 be given TO the armor plate
committee, and IT has been forwarded
10 them. the statement showing 1he al
vantages of this point. As the occasion
Of the visit of the congressman VIII be
quite important the committee have
issued Invitations 10 representatives Of
the Associated Press St. Paul, Mime
apOIis. Milwaukee Buffalo, New 0rK,
Philadelphia, Boston and Detroit pa
pers TO send Representatives, VINO VIII
go with the party upon the MesabR
and Termilion ranges 10 view The i'm
Inense iron ore deposits, ana they Will
receive every courtesy
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with speed. Their light line is made of good
men, wfe have been coached to hold men
bigger than themselves. They depend upon
their recklessness and agility to serve the
lack of weight.
The managers Of the TWO teams got tagaLh-
er last evening and selected the officials,
VINO viii be ALI PiilsDury and NJ v. Nor
r.is0n, a former half back upon Michigan.
Both are good men, and will give the best of
service. The game will be played back Of
the West hotel, in Minneapolis, and Will bs-
gin at 3:36 clock.
The case of L9Unis, the full hack of the
university team, has been held up pending
an investigation and Babe viii therefore
play today. After that ii is problemaLical.
Harrison has been praetiCing full and msy
90 there IN case LioGIlis has 10 cult for good.
Harrison is the only man on the team who
can punt, and he can buck the line as well
as any he tried little Of IL last evening
IN q short preliminary practice, and did SO
well that Jerrems thinks il would be ad-
visaDle 10 play the captain at that position.
The practice last evening wRs short, and
consisted Of signal work and special, such
as catching punts, running and kicking goals
Harrison got the latter down. kicking twelve
goals without q skip. Jerrsms remarked that
something WIS going TO happen, and Capt.
Jack only smiled.
The lineup for the team was announced
last evening, which, with the GrinneD team,
is as follows.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
TRICKY FALCON ISLAND.
II Has Played the shell Came on
England md France.

Far away out in the deep Pacific
Ocean exists q small strip o. land
which shows that ii has decided
spirit and sweet little viii Of its own
for it viii not undergo allegiance 10
any country. Governments often tx
perience considerable trouble in pre-
serving the allegiance Of peoples they
have conquered, but, as a rule a piece
Of property or real sSta-e has bean
looked upon as likely to remain IN the
same place for q considerable Iariod ef
time
This little island, which has received
tie name of Falcon island, proves an
exception TO the rule, however. no
sooner has it been annexed than il dis
appears eff the face Of the globa, lsay-
ing only E dangerous reef 10 indicate
its former whereabouts, and coming Id
in few years time, when the country
which has performed the annexation
has given up al claims.
Our old friend John Bull, always On
the watch ID increase his imperial TN
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
Harlem TrRek..

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Buck Massey Won the
Owners handicap at Harlem today in good
fashion running the seven furlOngs IN l:2G.
Two Urher favnrlIes won. Summary. First
race ffve-eiEh-hs Of q mile-AlfresGo won,
Udah second IaIaria third; time 1 :G2l4 Sec
ono race one miIe-Ace wOn Lady IneZ sec
nnd MuHBalD Dngs third; time. 1-42i3. Third
race f1ve-eIghtHs Of z mile-Buck Massey
won Laureate second Lady Hamilton third;
time. / :2G. Fourth race. Lhree-fourLnE of
rnile-Dave Waldo wOn Daily Racing Form
second. Knowles third, time, 1I5&a Sixth
race. one n+Ie-Geld Band won, Sunpurst
second Svrurdsnlan third CiIne 1.46. Sixth
race rfree-fnurths Of e miie-Mary kinsellR
won Globe Il second. PacemakeI third
rime 1.162
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Indinn wftnesses An Drunk.

DILUTE Mimi, Oct. 15.-The United
States grand jury, now in session here, is
getting after the saloonkeepers IN Duluth who
nave bees selling liquor to Indian Witnesses
ii attendance upon court here and IL is like
Iy TO 20 hard with them. William BornemRn
has already been arrested and warrants are
orr for others AT no term Of court has the
offeuse been SO fragrant as at TINS. Yester-
dav nine Indians here as witnesses were SO
drunk that they could moi be used IN the
grand jury ROOM IL the lavatOry OF the
ties were found The court vii undoubtedly
deal harshIy with Inc guilty parties.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16

CINCINNATI o.. Oct I5.-The talent play
ed in hard luck al LaIUnia I0dRy, RsifeT be
ing the only favOri1e 10 win. The other win
nsrs were a. gDDd prices. Summary: First
race four and haH furiongs-Ralfar Won,
Kaainna second. Lena Myers third Time,
:561a Second race. one mile-Serf won,
L.easamRn second. George c third Time,
.44SS14 Third race TWO miles-Bartun won.
Rasper second. Endurance third. Time. SSl4@.
Fourth race. SIX furinngE-TeIIpe won. Idns-
more second McAIberT third. Time, LIZ.
Sixth race, one mIle-Ssaport won, 8arDee
second Frescu third. Time, Ia.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
PENS PLAY Freexe-Out,

ABERDEEN 8. D.. Oct lis H Gran
mel chairman OF Lhe P0puIist Judicial com-
mittee in this circuit states that Injunction
proceedings TO prevent the auditors Of Grant
and Robert counties from placing the names
Of candidates for judge Oh the official bal
lot will forthwith be brought Oh the ground
that the certified nominations did not reach
the auditors IRON the Office OF the secretary
OF state twenty days prior to election. as
provided by law. Grant and Roberts cutlIi-
ties are Republican the latter strongly So
and 1ha Pop committee hopes 10 put them out
of The fghI and SO give its candidate, Judge
Wells z good chance OF election.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16

contained Two or three surpriEeg One WIS
a 1enunciatipn of the condition of the city
and county jail, which, they declared wRs
unit for Use unsafe and filthy Another
wRs q charge that the county commissioner
had taken q man from the poor house en-
plOyed him during q part OF the summer and
o. Z. d his board bill at the county poor
house f1r all that time. The jury questioned
the right of the commissioners To purchase
q poor farm and asked chat no vouchers be
made out for il. The county attorney WIS
commended strongly for his prosecution Of
defaufted bonds, Hnd asked To continue such
DrDaeculion.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16

PIERRE, s D., Oct 15.-In the case Of
Maggie MrCuIiom VS.. The Chicago & North
western Railway Company, for S18.G00 for the
loss Of q mill by fire, al St Lawrence the
Jury failed TO agree after being out all uEy
and was dismissed. The case LOOK up
week and was Oh IT'S second trial, the jury
standing nine for the plaintiff and three for
1ha dafandaII-
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Crushed Under "reminiscences.

Special 10 the Globe.
MADELLA Mimi. Oct. 15-WiIiIam Weld
erhUft was killed here at the Walker street
bridge by MS team jumping an euIDanknant,
upserting the wagon and q couple of tomb
stones upon MIN. The L0mbstones ne was
hauling for his sister grave. The ds-
ceased was q farmer and lived about ten
miles south Of this place. Twelve years ago
MS father was killed at the same place by
runaWgv team
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
W1TEBLO0 CUP.
II VIII PrOhaIIy BE Carried Of by
minneapolis.

DAVENPORT. H. Oct. 15-The third day
Of the Waterloo cup c0Ursirg meeting WIS
prolific of good sport. Everything vent well;
weather perfect. Good progress was made
with the different stakes on the programme.
Summary
Hon Stuff beat HadIwist- Minneapolis Min
negp0Iisl heat MeliIra Lawrence hau) /;
Rochester lAIinueapoIis) heat Happy Jack
C9uney Grove Tex; White Diamond beaI
Lady Van. Tt looks Is if the cup VIII 60 TO
Minneapolis
The puppies put Up z good race in the sec
ono round Of the American courBing Derby.
CROSS Patch beat Lord GIenkirH; Jennie VII
son CVicror Io.), be8I Rose Trales Chicago;
Glen Chloe CWtrfiald Kan1 beat Mountain
Belle (St Louis. CUyne's RIB aberdeen, s.
Dl beat CarmOdy, Victor Queen beat Sham
rock Chicago; Ida ClIinneapolisl. beat Lady
Eerschal Gable, HID; Iowa Girl Gilmore
City, Io.). beat Free and Easy lDavenportl;
Ben Bolt lGinneapDliEi, beat RappaTte chi
cago} These stakes viii he run 10 q finish
Saturday and an eZrra event mas been added.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
Arrested OmefaIs Discharged.

WEST SUPERIOR Wis, Oct. I5.-The three
SUPERVISORS Of the tOwn Of Superior were
before the court yesterday TO answer 10
the charges Of eInDezzlement of public funds
and each Frank Desmond Martin Kernstad
and John Matthews. filed afiidavits OF preju-
dice asking for Z change OF venue. Kellogg
instead Of sending the cases before another
court commissioner, sent them To the nu-
nicipRl judge, where the defense moved to
discharge for The reason that the court had
no Jurisdiction. The motion was granted.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16

SIOUX FALLS S d Oct 15.-At the state
penitanriary here has just been finished
stone wall quarter IA mile long. thirty
built by convicts Of stone uuar1.ied by them.
1T would have COST SO. 600 or more If built
by contract but represents an investment of
81 600 Id the state The prison holds $50
men, and this year q farm OF 250 acres has
Daeu cultivated
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Al Records BrpRen.

NEW YORK Oct. 15.-F1rst Lieut. ". A.
Wise arrived IL this city today q $40 q. n,
having ridden On his bicycle from Washington
in = hours and 39 minutes official time. This
beats all previous records. The best previous
time for me distance being 80 hours, unOf-
ficial Lieut. Wise said today that he felt
ID splendid condition ana could easily re-
peat his performance tomorrow II necessary
He WIS paced by members Of the New York
a c. durLng me latter part OF MS journeE.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
ST. PAUL's 1897 TEAM.
RLannarer COlnIsi1ey Has IN Eye On
New TaIenL.

Manager Cnmlgkey. Of the St Pau base
bau ciuh. returned yesterday from a LTIp
to Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis He
claims TO be out $3.50 Slagle, who is just
now z bone OF contention between Boston and
Cincinnati
There viii be few changes in The team
next wear. ne said I viii have Cross. Scott,
Of Grand Rapids Fricken, MullRne and prob
ABLY Denzer as pitchers; Spies, catcher
Glasscock first; Glenalvin. second; GiHen,
lhird. new man al short; IsbeL and Two new
men IN the field The Two new helderB viii
come from Cincinnati ouIfeld. cannot
give the names but you may pick them out
from Hoy, Holiday, Miller and Burke. 1
will keep Nyce and HGIlingswOrLn as utility
men.
There is nothing in the story that I am
endeavuring TO get the St. Louis franchise
or was offered the management Of The st.
Louis club.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16

This is q synonym for that gloony, har-
rassed condition Of the mind which has It's
origin in dyspepsia Al the ugly spirits that,
under the name Of the blues, blue devils,
fenegrims" and -'muIligruhs torment the
dyspepric almost ceRBelessly, vanish when at
tackled with BDstHLEsr's s Stomach BiTters. that,
moreover. annihiERIes bIliBusnaHs, cnnsripR-
tinn, chiIls Rnd fever, kidney complaints and
nsrvDuBnREE-
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w1ndv 90 e5rI,s oonfession.

Bsatrice-0h. thHre goes DoIiie Trutleigh.
Let's 20 and congratulate her on her engage
ment 10 Charley Wopplings.
Alice don't know why we should con-
graduate her. She d never have him DuI fnr
his money, and hear that her father has jnst
made pile in wheat himself. she's prob
ably SICK enough Of the bargain by this time.
Chicago News.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
Same old Dog.

Little WiIIiASay ma, have they got dog
pvsr al Deacon Smiths?
Mamma-Ne dear, moi that know Of; but
why 90 you Rsk2
Little WiIIieBecRuss when y Was over
there yesterday I heard Mrs slNith tel Inc
COOK 10 chase the grDwler as SOON as the
coast was elear--ChicagD Record.
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DR.. BELL MODERATOR.
presby-t esr.ia1ls in Session nj Mankat0
Elect Officers
Special 70 the Globe.

Special 70 the Globe.
MANKATO, Mimi, Oct. I5.-The
Presbyterian synod, now in session
here, visited the state normal school
this afternoon, I.r. Egbart, of St. Paul,
addressing the school Dr. Bel, of Du-
1tIth, has been electad moderator, and
Rev. johnson, Of St, Cloud. clerk The
attendance Is the largest ever known
in the state. The session closes Sun
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
Cash fnr Rnnk Creditor.s.

Snecial 70 the Globe
GRAND FORKS, n D., Oct. 15.-The comp
trOIIer of the currency has authorized
dividend Of 20 Der cert TO dHposfturs Of the
suspended Second National bank. Claims ID
nov aggregate SI50 000.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
SNOW In THE DAkorAs.
-Four Inches of the BeaufifuI in the
Country West of Jamestown.

Special 10 the Globe
AESTOWN, N. D., Oct 15.-The
first snow of the season fell here this
afternoon TO the depth IF one inch. It
soon melted. -Four inches OF Enow fell
fifty miles west and naarly To The Mis-
seurf river. 1t viii delay Lhreshing
several days
Bismarck. N D., Oct IA heavy
snow storm. the first of the season, IRE
walls here today.
Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. I5.-SnGw
is falling rapidly hare today, n1elLng
as il falls.
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when z brig sent out by France to re-
visit her possessions found he way TO
Falcon island. III had again disap-
peared, IT being simply z reef danger
Gus Id navigation. Wnereup0n France
was obliged TO give up al rights of
possession
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16
E.an,1,ert,n TO Hnve n Park.

LlAMBERT0N, MINI, Oct. 15--Lamberton
& Sykes of WinOna gt one time owners Of
this townBite have given z block Of land
for park purposes. The block lies between the
Banner house and the public school building
and VIII make as nice park as there Is III
the smaller towns OF the state.
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Inspecting winona Factories.

SDeClaI 70 Lhe GIODe.
WINONA, Mimi. Oct 15-Charles e
Craig, OF St Paul. inspector of factories, is
IL Wfnona Investigating all places Of business
in regard 10 the unlawful employment Of
child labor. So far ne mas found but half
dozen cases of children being employed IN
f0ctorins
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CertufnIy Very Appropriate.

srnith-What kind Of q wedding present
are you going 70 send Dsvis?
Jones' was thinking Of sending him
lawn mower.
Srnith-That's hardly an appropriate gift
Junes=Why noT2 He's marrying grRgs
yriCpw ISM he2-Chicagp Record
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seueat n 80 80.

Special 10 the Globe-
NANKATO. MINI. Oct Ih-Paul J. Hall
2 farmer living eight miles from here, com
mfrted suicide yesterday by drowning him
self in Le Sueur river.
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Els skuII Crushed in.

Special to the Globe
LISBON. n d. Oct I5.-GBtleib FrBnke,
an old seller and prominent German farmer.
was killed on MS farm near Ansel by Z
kick from q colt. His sbun was fractured.
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stf1lwuter Ktckers VI ON.

Special 10 the Gl0ba.
sTTLLW ATFR, Mimi, Oct I5-The faot-
ball season opened here this afternoon with
battle royal between teams Of the StillwR-
Ter High school and the ALhlsIiC Association
Of New Richmond. Saltwater Won by Z close
scnrn nf 10 ID 8
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AbsurdIx auset.

THAT dead millionaire over the way ap-
pears to have led aDsurdly quiet life.
What makes you think So"
4He left only twO wid0ws. '-CieYeland
Plain Dealer.
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ORIOLES DEFEATED.
First Game an Easy Victory fer All
America

PITTSBURG Pa. Oct. 15.-The Baltimore
club met the AIl-Americas here today and
were badly defeated. Outside OF the bat
terry. there wGs only one man Oh the BalLi-
more team II MS regular position The Al
Americas DuJ I'D very stiff batting game
and earned nine of their runs, including
TWO home runs by DRhlen and Collins. OW
inE to DOOR management and lack OF proper
advertisements, only 6GU people attended the
game. Score.
REE
Baltimore IL o 4 o o 0 &912
AIl-Auerica % ! > 6-l6 =
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II Beat Sword Hnd Cannon.

she-So ypu are a war correspondence
He-Yes.
She-What was the worst slaughter you
ever saw
He-The worst slaughter ! ever saw took
place the night ] turned my first stDry ID 70
the city sditOr-C,leveIand Leader.
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ROBBERS GOT LITTLE CASH.
Blew Open the Depot Safe at Hal
lock

Special to the Globe.
RALLOCK, Mimi, Oct 15.-The safe
in the Great Northern depot WAS blown
open last night, and the robbers secured
certificates of deposit amounting TO
several hundred dollars They also
took valuable papers and jeweIry be-
longing to Agent B0wden. Luckily the
cash had all been deposited in the after
neon. The safe WAS also attacked Two
years ago No clue can be had to the
robbers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-16

The WeignIs 0f the men. BIr1ppeo are as
follows: WinkjeT. 204; ingalls,. 228i Smith
208; NicUuIin IFS; FinlayEon, 1870; Harrison
I51; Shepley, ITO; Cole, Us; Evans, 15S; Bag
ley, LIB; Loomig, I75.
GrinnaII-W-heeler 1872; Gardner, 1S5; Cap
ron, 190 Taft, 100; Fellows, 152; Douglass
Loo; Coggeshau. 150; Lindsey, 139; Gray, Iz25
Norris, 150; Pierce, 168.
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Your work VIII be easy IF YOU eat
Plllsbury's TItos for breakfast Ask
ygU grocer.
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Roast ON fte Anoka JAN.

ANOKA, Mimi Oct 15-The grand Jury
reported just ba1a-s dinner The report