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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-27
SECURING THE PACIFIC
Fifty thousand Troops to Be
Sent to Assist Dewey.
NOT ENOUGH TRANSPORTS
About Fifteen In All VIII Be Required
In Addition TO Half q Dozen Col
liers - The Invasion to
Be Pushed.

San Francisco, May 26.-The trans
porting of $4,000 troops to the Philip
pines has set the government agents
to work securing the Pacific ocean for
transport vessels. So far only $500
troops nav been sent to Admiral
Dewey's assistance. There are 1000
more in camp here and 40, 200 more to
come. About is more transports are
required. together with a half dozen
golfers. The second expedition will not
leave San Francisco for fully three
weeks unless the transports are sent
out by twos and threes. In the latter
event the Zalandia and China (f the
big iner is finally chartered) might
be made ready to sail in about 10 days
time.
1t will not take long to fit her ID. The
big steamer was towed to the iron
works yesterday, where she will be
locked and cleaned A force of ship
carpenters were put on board of her
as soon as she was turned over to the
government. They will convert the
between decks int quarters in a few
days time and the ship will be ready
to receive her supplies and men.
Inc NtsStis So IdI ScCuTtu loI Tic
second expedition are listed as follows:
China. will carry 1.500 men: Continen-
tai. $50; Zalandia, 1000; Ohio, 1000;
Peter Jebsen (renamed Brutus). collier.
could be converted to carry about 800:
Ming Chow, same as Jebsen. Total
number of men. 1850. To this fleet
must be added a number Of large YES
sells capable of carrying the balance of
the army of invasion. 1t Is now
thought that the invasion will be
rushed until after the first 10000 men
have been landed at Manila.
There are a large number Of steam
ers in the coast trade. but the steam
ship companies cannot relinquish all
of their floating property. The list of
''availables" may contain h following
craft that are in positions at or near
San Francisco or due at this port:
Queen, will carry 1000 men Senator
new. $50; City Of Para (due June 81.
1000; City of Puebla, 1000: City of CO.
lumbia. 1000; Oregon, 500; Santa Rosa,
500; Morgan City (due here), 500: San
Bias. 500; st. Paul new. $50; Yelling
ton COLLIER; could be converted), $50:
Briston COLLIER; could be converted),
$50; Indiana lat eound), 1,0oG Roanoke
Oeft yesterday for Sound), 800.
The Golfers. San Mateo and Mineola
might be secured from the Pacific
Improvement company to send coal to
the fleet. BY the time the second fleet
is fully under way 1t is thought that
the first ships chartered will have re-
turned. The total number of men that
could be carried on the ships named is
about 1000.
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spniu wants Privateering.

Madrid. May 26.-In the chamber of
deputies Senior Cassell denounced the al
legged acts OF the American warships as
being contrary to international law. He
also asked that q pension be granted to
the family Of the captain OF the Reina
Christina, who persisted at Cavite. The
minister Of marine. Captain Aunon, ac-
cepted he proposition.
In the senat Count Alemanas intro
duced the question Of pr~ivateering. urg-
ing the government TO adopt privateer-
ing. lin view Of the American proceed
The minister for foreign affairs,
Duke Alamodovar de Rio, said the mat
ter was inopportune, and could not be
debated. Count Alemanas insisted. but
the president of the senate refused to
allow the discussion 10 continue.
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AT SAN FRANCISCO.
The Utah Troop Administrations Con.
tribute Needed Supplies.

tribute Needed Supplies.
San Francisco, May 26.-The troop OF
Utah cavalry which was expected to
arrive here this morning did not get
in until about $50 this evening. They
crossed the bay on the steamer Tran
sit, and instead of landing at the usual
ferry slip. they were taken to Fourth
and Townsend street and were there
met by a troop of the 4th cavalry and
escorted TO Fort Richmond. They will
go into camp tonight, as the ground
has been prepared for them, and all
they will have to do is to erect their
!. tents.
There was much rejoicing in the
camp of the 18th Nebraska volunteers
to-day. Each man was paid IS. The
money was appropriated by the Ne
braska legislature and does not conflict
with the money due the men from I'm
Gle Sans stronghold.
The plight of the Kansas volunteers
was much relieved to-day by the action
of business men. who visited mer-
chants handling different lines of
goods. securing donations of shoes,
socks. underclothing and other neces-
saries for the use of the men from
Kansas. who have needed those arti-
cles more than m other regiment that
has come here. Before coming to this
city the Kansans served for soms
time in their own state, and their
clothes and shoes became worn out,
and they did not have an opportunity
to replace them before they were or
dered West.
A meeting Of the Manufacturers and
Producers associations was held to-
day to protest against h ~patronizing
of Eastern firms when the goods car
be secured on this coast. The man.
u~facturers claim they have been un-
Justly Disseminated against, and point
to the fact that the shoe factories OF
this coast can turn out 5000 pairs OF
shoes a day at less cost than they can
be shipped from the East n a great
deal of time saved.
Claus S%preckles to-day gave 81, 900 to
the Red Cross society. The Red eros
fund now amount to $27. 141.
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A CRISIS THREATENED
The Spanish Ministry Divided on
the Financial Question.
HANGING IN THE BALANCE
The Sovereignty. Perhaps the indie
pendsnce OF Spain Is at Stake - In
dustry. Commerce and Aeri-
culture Are Dead.

Madrid, May 26.-The outcome of yes
Senior Puigcerver. minister Of hnance,
and the Marquis de vilaverde. he con-
sentative leader, have agreed to oppose
the impost on the national debt. The
marquis, declares the Silverist, will OPP
pose she measure, even to the length Of
Obstruction. n Sonar Puigcerver de-
clared thai, the measure will not be-
come law while is Is minister. A crisis
will be p%recipitated by the Carlists, re-
publicans and Romerists, who intend to
introduce a resolution in favor OF the
impost. This will divide the majority
in the chamber Of deputies. inasmuch
as Senior Camazo. the liberal leader and
minister OF public instruction, has CIV
en- notice hat he will resign IL the i'm
post Is not adopted. The alternative
OF Senior Gamazo's position Is the resig-
nation of Senior Puigcerver, whose feel
ing Is no less strong than that of Sen
or Gamazc.
In regard to these indications of a
crisis, the Liberal remarks: The SOW
ereignty, perhaps the independence, of
he nation is hanging in the balance.
Enemies attack IL everywhere abroad,
Inc there Is a famine at home. A so
luton of the problem cannot be fore
seen. Industry, n agri-
culture are dead. The flower of Span
ish youth is giving its life blood to car
ry on the war. and weakened mothers
are nursing a new generation amidst
this accumulation Of evils. Patriotism
demands our silent inactivity while the
private partisans squabble over petty
questions depriving the nation of a
strong, united government, capable of
facing the present struggles. The coun-
try may wait while the government ar
ranges It's differences with party poll
tics: but Dewey, Sampson, Mckinley
and Salisbury are not likely to walt
The minister of marine. Captain Aun-
on, was asked yesterday IL Ii were r
that Americans were blockading San
tiago de Cuba. snd he replied: ut Is
to be presumed that the Americans will
try to hinder our ships from leaving
Santiago de Cuba. but ! am not certain
whether the Americans arrived in time
to do so. The latest dispatch from Ad-
miral Cervera. on Tuesday. announced
that all his vessels were loading coal"
The general impression here is that Ad-
miral Cervera has left Santiago.
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Presidential Nominations.

Washington, May 26.-The presiden to-
day sent these nominations to the SEN
ate:
Ralph ]. Whiteledge OF Missouri to be
supervising inspector of steam vessels for
the Fourth district; Daniel 7. Cole. coin
er Of the mint. San francisco; Samuel w.
Campbell of Colorado to be first lieuten-
ant I'm the LIST regiment volunteer engi-
neers. the nomination of Thomas j. Sulh-
van OF Colorado for above position with
drawn.
Navy-Lieutenant Kossuth Niles to be q
lieutenant commander; lieutenant junior
grade. +. T. Chaplin. to he lieutenant; Da'
Wis Bell Kerr of Virginia and Charles A
Crawford Of Mississippi 20 be assistant
surgeons In the navy.
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IN THE SENATE.
senator Teller Urges the Coinage Of the
silver SeigDiorags.


silver seigpiorags.
Washington, May ae.-No substantial
progress was made to-day by the senate
toward the disposition of the war meas
ure, although IL was under consideration
for three hours. Speeches were delivered
on the bill by Mr.. White of California
and Mr.. Teller OF Colorado. The former
opposed the issue of bonds and strongly
advocated the coinage of the silver seign-
forage and the tax upon corporations. In
his discussion of the last feature Mi. Tel
Ter drew out the fact that an amendment
was to be offered to the bill by Mr.. Cor
man of Maryland placing a tax OF one
half of I per cert OF certain large cor
porationx. Mr.. Teller dwelt largely upon
had not concluded his argument when the
bill was laid aside in order that eulogies
might be pronounced upon the late Sena-
tor walthali Of Mississippi.
Eight senator's were present when the
vice presidents gavel fell at II O'Clock
this morning, calling to order to-day's
session of the senate. and after Il min
ute's delay in securing a quorum. the war
revenue measure was laid before the sen
ate.
Mr.. White Of California then began an
extended speech. covering pretty fully the
general features of the bill. and especially
those relating to the tax on corporations
and inheritsncee. The consideration of the
bf1l, he said, had enlisted the attention OF
the country and many people were beeom-
ing restless because a final vote had not
bssn reached. He thought. however. mat
TIE delay was due TO the peculiarity Of
the pending measure. The revenue bill
upon which the civil war was conducted
vas . complicated instrument. utterly IN
Applicable to the present condition The
object Of the hill challenged the attention
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Looks Like n Warship.

81. Johns. ~. r. May 26.-An unknown
steamer " ashore % miles south OF this
port and Is likely 20 he a total wreck.
The British steamer Cobsn. Captain Fra
ger. trading between 81. Johns and Mon
treai. which arrived here this morning.
reported that the Nteamer ashore II
painted a lead color. has q yellow smoke
stack and looks like a warship. This the
DRY. however, Is very doubtful.
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Conguls ~Complatu.

Chicago. May ga special to the News
from Washington says: The German and
French consuls AZ Honolulu have. accord
ing 10 Information received at the state
department. joined in a complaint TO their
governments against the alleged favorit-
ism shown by the Dole republic OF Ha-
wall to the United States. The protest has
aroused the greatest interest in congress
sional and diplomatic circles.
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Chicago Platform Endorsed.

Raleigh, N. c., May 26.-The democratic
state convention which was held here to-
day adopted a platform indorsing the Chi
cago platform of 1896, emphasized the
planks favoring free silv and unlimited
coinage of silver. the income tax and de-
nouncing government by Injunction. The
proposition submitted by the populist
party for fusion on the basis of their
present representation i'm state and ma
tional positions was declined, but all sill
yer forces were invited to come together
under the platform adopted.
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Appointed to the staff.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena, May Ex-Governor Smith to-day
appointed J. ID. Eaton of Kalispell TO the
position On his stan made vacant by the
resignation OF John Hallahan of Anacon-
da, who resigned to become captain of NJ
company. The appointee becomes assist
ant inspector general with the title Of
lieutenant colonel Colonel Eaton was
captain of II company OF Kalispell. but
failed to be accepted on account of Hhysl-
cal disability.
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killed to-day by the two despersdoes who
held up the .sapta Fe passenger train last
Tuesday. The two officers. with a num-
Der OF Pueblo Indian trailers. had sur
rounded the camp of the robbers on Ala
mos creek, five miles west of Belden.
When the robbers were ordered 10 sur
rcnder they opened fire with Winchesters
with deadly effect. One OF the robbers is
thought to have been wounded In the
fight, but both escaped. leaving their
horses. When the news reached Santa
Rita to-day another large posse started
in pursuit.
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Cnnsed hx an AxnIanchr.

Tacoma. May ga strange, rumbling
sound heard I'm this city last evening W "a
explained to-day by settlers down from
the base OF Noun Rainier, who say an
avalanche occurred at hat time. the
Bowitch glacier being rent in twain.
Acres Of snow. ice and rocks plunged fu-
riously down the mountain side. No dam
age was done. as no one lived within the
track of the great slide.
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Impressing steamers.

Madrid. May e6.-It IL currently re-
ported here this afternoon that the
Spanish government has ordered all the
Spanish steamers. from 1000 up, capable
of making a maximum Of IL knots. to
be impressed as auxiliary cruisers. n
Spanish commissioners at the various
ports. IL Is added. ave been instructed
to take charge OF such steamers, wheth-
or mail boats or otherwise.
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AN HONORABLE PEACE.

London, May 26.-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail says: The
political outlook is brighter, and the
ministerialists believe that a cabinet
crisis can be averted. Captain Aunon,
minister OF marine. declared in the
cortes to-day that when an opportunity
presented itself the cabinet would not
fail to do Its best to bring o an hon
orahle peace."
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A Note to the Powers.

Madrid. May ce.-According to FL
Epoca. the conservative organ, h cab
met council to-day. the queen regent
presiding. discussed three points In the
proposed note to the powers-the man
ner OF the bombardment by the Ameri-
can s~duadrons. the alleged use of the
Spanish flag by the Americans at Guam
tanamo. and the cutting of interna-
tional cables by the Americans.
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washinstou. May S.-Another book on
the financial question has been issued
from the press. the author being Senator
Stewart OF Nevada. who has chosen for It's
title Analysis of the Functions of
Nancy"
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Graye Measures.

Madrid. May &c. 1880 .. m.-El Cor
REQ. liberal. says Il is rumored that
grave measures" have been taken
agains, the military chiefs Of the Phil
ippines The government has received
no information on the subject
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Death Of Jonathan Buttonfeid.

Denver. May 2s.-Jonathan Buttonheld
OF Chicago. who came to Denver recently
on account Of III health. died to-day. He
wa. So years OF age. His wealth is esti-
mated at 81 900. 900. including valuable real
estate In Chicago and Denver.
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Sold to spain.

London. May s7.-A dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Hamburg says
the North German Lloyd steamer Hav-
ell has been sold to h Spanish Conn.,
pania Transatlantica. and has gone &c
RarSalana
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Will Review the Troops.

Washington. May Appropriation
are making at Camp Alger for a review
OF the second army corps by President
mckinley Secretary Alger and other
officials next Saturday.
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indefinitely Deferred.

Washington. May 26-The republican
caucus of the house on the Hawaiian an
nexation question has been indefinitely
deferred and the line Of action remains
undetermined
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San Francisco. May e6.-The steamer
w. r.. Rideout, which was to have gone
to Alaska to-day in tow of the steamer
Tillamook. was burned at her dock this
morning and will not be ready for sea
for several weeks. The fire took place In
her hold and is believed to have been of
incendiary origin. Loss. $1,000. The Ride
out Is a s~tern-wheeler. and was recently
built for the California-Yukon Trading
company.
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Nashua. N. H.. May 2e-Information
received at the Armenian colony here
shows that an entire Klondike party of
seven men from this city and Hsverhill.
Masa, were W by the breaking of
the ice In Frazier lake on May 3
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CAustd 4 Ianasllde.


Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Bozeman. May @-The late incessant
rains caused a landslide betwee Logan
and Lombard this morning early. tieing
up trains at those points. No. ? east
bound passenger. did not get in until after
i o'clock.
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London, May ss.-fn the bankruptcy
court to-day a receiving order was issued
against ]. w. Young. a son of the late
S2 81. Cos, 400
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Mapufacturipr Eoutpm.pt.

Indianapolis. Ind. May 26.-The arsenal
In this city has been turned into a nam
ufacturing establishment and a large
force of men will be put to work imme-
diately TO turn out equipment for cav
airy. infantry and artillery.
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San Frnnciscn Wool Market.

San Francisco, May 26.-Fan woods
Southern coast lambs. Ease: San Joaquin
lambs. !dsc; Northern lambs. nui2c;
San Joaquin plains 1890; Humboldt and
Mendocino. l4al5c.
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Left for snn Ernnci.ce.

Fargo. N. D. May 2s.-Two battalions
OF North Dakota volunteers left at 10
O'Clock to-day for San Francisco en-
route to the Philippines.
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Postmaster at Diamond City.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Washington. May 26-Green A. Hamp-
ton has been appointed postmaster at Dia-
mond City. ~Broadwater county. Montana,
vice Amelia Schrieber, removed.
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On His Way 90 Sitka.

Mansfield, Ohio. May 2s-Ex-Senator
John sherman and his wife arrived here.
They will leave for Seattle on Saturday
and from there will go to Sitka.
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Albuquerque. y. NJ, MAY A-Onder
sherin Frank vigil. Deputy Sheriff Dan
Bustsmsnte and an Indian trailer were
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D'rtoh sssss .ssssss
LouisVlue 1880. 1900. .....-..5 D
Batteries-Lewis and Bergen: Ehret and
Wilson. Umpires-ODay and Mcdonald.
At acknowledgement was pounded
for IL hits and as many runs in three Inn
ings to-day. Gettig did much better.
Breitenstein was hit hard. Attendance,
2.45O. Score:
Cincinnati ....... ....... ......Iz IA 2
New YORK ....... ............-.. IA z
Observation-Disclosures and Vaughn;
Seymour. Gettig and Grady. Umpires-An-
drews and Emslie.
At Chicago-One straight drive, two
scratches and three very bad errors gave
to-day's game TO the Orphans in the sew
enth. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. II. L.
Chicago ....... ....... ..........T Z 2
Batteries-Callahan and Donahue:
Wheeler and Mcfarland. Umpires-Snyder
and Curry.
At st. Louis-The Brookiyns succeeded
in winning out from the Browns in the
ninth inning when Hall failed to hold
Grifin's liner. Attendance, 5000. Score:
h. H. e.
st. LOUIS ......... ............-. III U
Brooklyn 1890. $500. .........4 Ill 2
Batteries-Daniels and Clements; Ken
nedy ana Grim. Umpires-Cushman and
Heydler.
At Cleveland-Costly errors by Nc
James and McGraw caused Baltimore to
lose to-day to Cleveland. Attendance,
100. Score:
r. II. T..
cleveland ....... 1890. ....... l
Baltimore ......, ....... ........4 II 2
Ba~tteries-Poweli and O'Connor: Nc
James and Clarke. Umpires-Lynch and
Connolly.
At Pittsburg-Totals Of IS runs. 2s hits
and 9 errors do not evidence scientific ball
playing. Washington won to-day in a
game so amateurish that It was not inter-
esting. Gardner pitched half an inning
and four runs were scored. Tannehiil
pitched the balance of the inning. when
Lever was put in. IL was his first APP
pearance in a league game. He did good
work until the seventh inning. when six
hits brought in four runs. Attendance,
200. Score:
r. II. e.
Washington ....... ....... I'LL IA 6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tannehill. Lever
and Schriever; Mercer and Farrell. UNI
prise-Swartwood and Wood.
At Portland-Portland won to-day's
game from Seattle by heavy batting.
Score:
Portland ....... 5000. ........3 IL 3
Seattle ....... ....... ...........2 1
Batteries-Borchers and Gadke; Brig
and Hartman. Umpire-Mc1nerny.
At Tacoma-Pitcher Darby for Spo-
kane broke all records to-day in the game
against Tacoma. Not an opponent reach
ed first base. consequently there was not
a hit made made. n base on balls given or
a man hit by a pitched ball. Score:
r. II. f.
| ldtbild ..s.s... 80 . II
Spokane ....... ....... .........l5 10 0
Observation-Disclosures, Hines and Kleiber;
Darby and Kelly. Umpire-O'Toole.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Louisville-The Bostons fattened
their batting averages to-day. Ehret be-
ing an easy mark. Attendance. 500. Score:
r. II. 4.
nastnp II
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and Hartman. Umpire-Mc1nerny.
At Tacoma-Pitcher Darby for Spo'
kane broke all records to-day in the gam
against Tacoma. Not an opponent reach
ed first base. consequently there was not
a hit made made. n base on balls given Of
a man hit by a pitched ball. Score:
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Batteries-Lewis and Bergen: Ehret and
Wilson. Umpires-O'Day and Mcdonald.
At acknowledgement was pounded
for IL hits and as many runs In three Inn
ings to-day. Gettig did much better.
Breitenstein was hit hard. Attendance,
Z, 450. Score:
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MEMS MAcNNTosnEs

We are sole agents for the Guardian
Lock Trunk. burglar proof. Come and
see them
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ONE LOT MEMS TAN SHOES
Balls, to close out. for only 49,. SI.So
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MISUNDERSTANDING, TannehlII, LeeVer
and S%chriever: Mercer and Farrell. UNI
prise-Swartwood and Wood.
At Portland-Portland won to-day's
game from Seattle by heavy batting.
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Observation-Disclosures and Clements: Ken
nedy and Grim. MISREPRESENTATION and
Heydler.
At Cleveland-Costly errors by Nc
James and McGraw caused Baltimore to
lose to-day to Cleveland. Attendance.
100. Score: