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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-26
Base Ball Notes

| 1t looks as if Stahl would be out Of
| The game at least week.
Tom" News is still with the Prov
lence Club. and New York's claim has
/ been dropped.
Manager Selce has signed JON Stat-
ford for the Boston club, his services
to begin. Wednesday.
Tim" Hurst is said to have bough,
the release of sullivan, the short stop
Of the Wilkcsbarrc team.
kinslow the veteran cateh9f of the
WashmGtons. who has been out of the
game for nearly two seasons, is again
back in the harness. .,,......
ST. Joseph, Mo. was ushered in as a
Western League city, Saturday. There
was a long street parade and business
was suspended at noon.
John l.. Sullivan was umpire a.
Poughkeepsie, saturday of a game be
tween the St. Marys of Wappinger
Falls, and a club of patients and atten-
dants from the Hudson River State In
sane hospital His word was law.
The patients constantly expressed a
desire to shake the cX-champion'
hand.
james ]. Corbelt. who is spending the
summer at Asbury Park. figured in an
interesting and exciting episode, Sat
urday The young men. whose parents
oWn cottages at Allcnhurst, just NORTH
Of Asbury Park. had invited the for
mer champion to play on a base bar
nine and he accepted the invitation
The game was started on the block op
nosite the Allcnhurst Inn. After al
inning or two had been played, L. +
Benjamin. who owns large interests a
Allcnhurst. told the captain of tn
team on which Corbett was playing
that unless the latter left the game n
would close up the grounds. This an
gered Corbett. and going over to Ben
jamin he proceeded to upbraid nm
The cottagers at Allenhurst who ma
Invited Corbett to play in the game, ar
preparing a letter to send to him. i
which they say he is wanted at Allen
hurst despite the opposition of II
founder.
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pniS0NE HAPPY.
Spariards Cheer Froic as She Starts Tor Cuba
Health Improving.

Portsmouth, y. H.. July 25,-lt is
learned. today that Il remarkable dc
mcnatration occurred. Saturday even
ing. al Camp Long. on SeAvey's Island.
where the captured sailors Of Admiral
CrrVera's shattered fleet are confined.
.As tho United States @unbo2t Frolic
passed lie island on her way 30 Cuba.
hundreds Of thu prisoners greeted thesn
VITA cheers and a waving OF hands.
Tie ovation took the Americans by
surprise. The outhurst was regarded
as tn rcsul; If the good treatment tn
SipAriarGs have received here ana thcs
took this moth0d OF expressing the r
gratitude when the men were cap
urcd many Of them expected To b.
shot and their surprise was great when
they were given instead of a death
sentence, plenty to eat ana comfortable
quarters.
Surgeon Mcpherson said, to-day. TIM.
the condition Of the prisoners IN tn.
hospital Showed marked improve
mont
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KICKING At AWARDS.
J. |. St. John Protests Against Spanish Com
pany Carrying Prisoners.

Washington. July 25.-The war depart
ment has received Il letter from "A New
York attorney representing ]. l.. ST. John,
protesting against the award Tor the
transporting of the Spanish prisoners In
Spanish ships. In addition to the claims
that have been made in this matter here
tofore, he alleged that his client had not
been heard respecting a bid which he had
put in.
Col Hccker replied to the attorney, to-
day, saying that Mr.. St. Johns bid was
upon a letter dcnoting him Il paper man
ufacturer, and Mr.. St. John had not re-
spondcd to telegram requiring his pres
ence in Washington. save by q letter say
ing he was glad that the contract had
been placed 50 advantaseously to the gov
eminent.
Col IIeckcr also said that the depart
mcnt was fully advised as to the location
of the Spanish ships before the contract
was made Probably before the end of
the week, the Spanish company will be-
gin the discharge of its obligations and
will have shipped at Santiago at least 1908
of the Spanish soldiers on the long jour
ney to Spain. a trip which it is expected
win occupy about Is days, Word came 10
the war department. today through the
medium of the United States consul at
Fort De France, island of Martinique.
that the Spanish steamship Alicante.
which had been lying there for several
weeks was about to sail for Santiago 70
ship some of the prisoners she is due TO
arrive there, about Thursday morning
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A LOCAL EVENT.
Some People We Know and We viii Profit
BY Hearing About Them

This is a purely local event
1t took place in Augusta.
Not III Buffalo, or New York
You arc asked to investigate it.
Asked to believe a citizens word.
To confirm a citizens statement.
Any article that is indorsed at home
That obtains resident advocates.
Is more worthy Of confidence.
Than far eff foreign article.
Testified to by unknown people.
Mr.. john s. Jones of So Franklin St,
says: II have had kidney trouble for
the past eight years affecting my back
with pain across the loins. ana down
both sides into the abdomen 1t was
9ul ana heavy as Il rule and my back
felt weak. At times | was subject to
tWinges and could not get u. my feet
IRON lying down without gradually
working myself up sideways At night
was no better off for | have remained
awake half of many night tossing
about and wondering Il the bed were in
ridges. My back has laid me off from
my work for many day ana many a
week. frequently when / worked il
mas punlshed me for 1t. In the spring
OF 1896 | was engaged at work which
constantly caused straining of the bacl.
thought it was Il bad time to start
using kidney medicine but nevertheless
| went to the Old Reliable drug store
! OF Chas. X. Partridge and procured
Doan's kidney Pills. I took them 70,
a couple of days. Almost from tho
first it seemed that the aching in m,
| back was stopped. l must confess
was surprised for l considered The
| change an inpossibility My back
! never felt as well in years as it does
now. Anything l might say for Dean
Kidney Pills exactly reflects the state
Of my feelings"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by al
dealers. price 80 cents. Mailed by Eos.
Mllburn Co. Buffalo. N. Y, sol.
agents for the United States.
! KEN emher the name DOAN'S ant
| take 10 substitute.
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NO WOMAN IS EXEMPT.

Regularity is a matter Of Importance
in every woman's life. Much pain is,
however, endured in the belief that /,
is necessary and not alarming, when
in truth it is all wrong and indicates
arrangement that may cause serious
trouble.
Excessive monthly pain itself will
unscttle the nerves and make women
old before their time.
The foundation of woman's health is
a perfectly normal and regular per-
Torrance of natures function. The
statement we print from Miss GER
TRUDE SKIES, of Eldred, Pa, is echoed
in every city, town and hamlet in this
country. Read what she says:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I feel like a
new person since following your ad-
vice, and think it is my duty to let the
public know the good your remedies
have done me. Ny troubles were pain
full menstruation and leucorrhea. l
was nervous and had spells of being
confused. Before using your remedies
l never had any faith in patent medi-
zines. now wish to say that l never
had anything do me SO much good for
painful menstruation as Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound; also would
say that your Sanative Wash has cured
me of leucorrhma. l hope these few
words may help suffering women"
The present Mrs. Pinkham's expert
enpa in treating feuaI "a iilc ;s upparal
leled, for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
Of the correspondence department of
her great business, treating by letter
rs many rs q hundred thousand ailing
women during n single year.
All suffering women are invited 10
write freely to Mrs. pinkhain. 81 Lynn,
Mass, for advice about their health.
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ON LAND AND SEA.
Bits OF News from Our Gallant Soldiers and
Sailors.

The cruiser ~. Paul Capt ''igsb, h,
PASSED QUE Quarantine AZ : l.. a.,
bound far NcWport News. whore sho
expects 10 take On a regiment - so.-
disIs for Porto Rico
Tho navy has suspended for tjtae
its Efforts To recruit sailors in the w, s..
anal Commander liavley ana chief H.
e.nrer Webster. members Of the loari
h1V. returned ~ the navy u pirtuol. (.
Lieut. Hobson went to Glen Ridf =.
y. J.. Monday afternoon. ana lunch !
with Mrs. Sampson, wife ~ Rear AL
rIral Sampson. al Her home in that
place Constructor IInbeou bore sps" +
ial messages to Mrs, Sampson from The
admiral
Sickness among the soldiers at : an
Francisco, IS increasing. In the div's-
ion hospital are POS raticuts ana in tie
rrcsidio barracks hospital -, total
of 2s} soldiers not counting perhaps,
q huulrcd less severe cases in regimen
tai hospitals.
Batteries \ ana { Of Pennsylvania,
now AT Newport News, have been d.
derel To Porto Rico. There was suIac
doubt about the destination of n, sc
batteries ana il was NOT until tnda +,
that the decision was reached to send
thctn 20 JOIN Cen. Miles.
Joseph w. Gldden. son Of Lieut.. { Il
John N. Gilden Of Newcastle. hrs
been appointed second lieutenant hY
/ the IRE sident and assigned 10 the Ash
Regiment Of Infantry of the regular
army Lieut.. Gljdd"n win sail mm. :
!
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Bishop McGovern Dead.

Harrisburg. Pa, July 25.-Right Kew
Thomas McGovern, bishop of the Har-
rishurg diocese. died, this evening al
the Episcopal residence in this city
after Il lingering Illness from comph-
cation of diseases.
Bishop McGovern was one of the oes'
known and most belived Catholic pre-
lates in the United States. He was
born III ireland, emgrated to this coun'
try with his parents when year clu
He was graduated from st. Mary
college. E.mmittsburg, Md. in 1859, h'
concluded his theological course in the
seminary of St. Charlesborrome over
brook and was ordained priest, Dec
1861. lie was appointed bishop oil th7
Harrisburg diocese. Jan. Is, 1883.
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CAUSED BY DISSIPATION.
Bernad r. Boylan Murders Mother. in. Law
Vile and Shoots Himself.

lackstone. Mass, July 25--Bernad
+. Boylan, a resident Of this village
ana somewhat well known in the
neighborhood from the fact that some
months ago he kept store here To-
night, shot and fatally wounded his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Kate Maroncy.
twice shot his wife, Mary A., and then
Sc badly wounded himself that death
ensued in a short time. ~
The terrible affair occurred al tbe
home Of Mrs. Maroncy on Canal street
just after six o'clock. ~rhe weapnn
used was y calibre. six cham
bered revolver from which five shots
in all were fired. BoyIan shot his wife
in the abdomen and back 1.-TWO
wounds) and his mother-in law once
in the left side Just below the lung.
No one seems to have heard the shoot
ing but Patrick F. Arnold, John Ken
noy and Daniel Shehan. who we're on
the street in front of the house, saw
the two women come out of the house
and heard them scream Barney shot
ua"
The men ran 10 the women, and see
ing them covered with blood, helped
them into David H. Cnlbcrt's store
where Mrs. Maroney fell TO the naor
In mn unconscious state. Physicians
were summoned and her condition was
seen 70 be very serious and. at
O'Clock she died. Mrs Boylan was re-
moved to the home of Jos L.argess.
where, an attempt was made to o3e-
rate on hcr. one bullet was removed
from the abdomen but the other had
lodged in the liver ana could not be
reached. and on account If her critl-
cal condition il was delayed
Sheriff Nngent was sent for and he
went % the Maroney house Is find
Huylan VINO was found lying on his
left side with the revolver lying under
MS face. The pool Of blood in which
he lay was his own. for as Sheriff Nu-
gent teamed over TO lift him is was
seen that a wound had been inflicted
behind the ear by himself ana death
soon relieved his sunerngs. lie was
when found and diad
without showing any signs Of inteni-
Ecuce.
I'oylan ana his wife had not been
happy IN their married life ana for
som" months they had lived apart.
The murder and suicide are thought
t" have been tho ac, 81 a man wrought
10 frenzy by dissipation
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pIIIFUL APPEAL.
Continued from page ~

Il saw an embarrassing situation.
The Yankees began throwing shells,
which landed in all directions around
the ships which proves, what we have
said thousand times. that the Amer
leans are not artillcrists and the
Christs of the earth. OF the hundreds
of projectilcs thrown at the Alfonso
XII. only eight struck the ship"
This corroborates our opinion of their
bad training. Then Captain Morct Or
dered the cargo to be thrown over
board, in order that some portions
might float ashore which was only a
pistol shot distance.
I'VE got out a boat" he says, and
prepared to torpedo the ship. ] sa y
the Americans would not delay de
stroying the fine ship and therefore !
placed an explosive bomb between thu
Two tunnels and instantly blew up the
ship In a column of smoke. so dense
that it made breathing difficult
IN this moment of detection cor
rosive liquid fire developed the ship
ana Tapped up the wood Ike hungry
serpent. The crow being hopeless hasl
only time to jamp into the water and
escape.
Thus has been consumed the best
ship of The Trans Atlantic Company
ana the pride Of the ll"et.'
Corn and -four have been sent By
Rear Admiral Sampson to the suffering
citizens o Guantanamo.
The Annapolis, Wasp and Legion, on
Thursday. last sank in Nipe Bay. the
Spanish gunbuat Jorge Juan. which
was well aimed.
Information has been received Of tine
withdrawal Of the Spanish troops from
Joara. from which place there is 4
railroad to HolSuin
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largest number yet developed tn one
day al Camp AIEer ana thr dseas. has
appeared iu regiments NOT affected
heretofore owing 10 the increase #
the number 81 typhoid patients rho
transfer az troops 60 Dunn Lorne VIII
uc hurried as fast as possible.
Tho troops which arrived Newpor;
News. sunday were followed Id thu
carly hours ~ Monday. by tho ith Ohio
Regiment, which came III three trains
The Isl battalion of he ith Prnnsyi-
vunia Regiment came I'M AT 9 O'Clock
and the ~ Battalion al / o'clock.
There ere ROW nearly 1000 troops in
camp in the suburbs If that city.
There has been nu move, yet. 70 en-
bark un the transports.
The reported boarding Of a German
steamer of san Juan, 10y launch
from an American naval vessel is taken
NJ Tho war department L. confirm M
helicf tina, Gen. Mics has arrived
there The department has 40 doubt
that Gen. Miles ia off Porto Rico. ana
as an the details of the expedition are
moving with precision there Is every
reason to believe that thu troops W;ll
hc all there by tho md uf The week.
~ ,''.. ma" -, r,''''''' '"H.'3, "i'''"
i-'''N az ~ '"'i,''S' - W. l. H"n-
u@>' 'Sl'l - .ha' S'ie vas Hfei upon
'nti''. 'aS' "tu'""9 H.S"'' %P'u'
i"'',. 't'''l '''li Il u"4 '' i."E'" hlt'' nS
q S"ii 80 60 i''"' H''' =! .ie -f'AeIl-
~ l''>''t,i'7 S'i"''' VT hr 'r"d "a
I'm 'i3t ~ ~ "iil''i n "ilieIS' t'''
-. =. ''N 'mo ''''eu H'AtlS cruiser
W.T. ~" +" +" lP"-
'.'H g. If" Hl'''"S' ~. Nf"a'ia hdu
-. ~ "'Ni '''0 7''i 'u'h'
CDaI 'vfma4i'r Hyde AZ f"St"n has
lus. received word from the quarter
master G,n' raj at Washington regard
Ing The bids for 11.o9a pairs of shoes
"hlrh were opened in his city, la iulN
II. Tn qu3rtrrUJst gem raj has
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WOUNDED CAN'T LAND.
Bodies OF Capt. Capron and Sergt. Hamilton
Fish Brought North on Hudson.

Newport News. July 2I.-Thc trans
port Hudson from Santiago, arrived in
Hampson i;oads at noon, today. Or.
pctlus. the national quarantine officer,
boarded her ana when ne came ashore,
it was learned that he did not feel jus
tifel in permitting those on board 20
land.
The Hudson is understood n carry a
number OF sick ana wounded soldiers
from Santiago The bodies Of Capt.
Capfon ana Sergeant Hamilton FISH
are on the snip, enroute North for ia
tcrncn,
i, is said chat sylvester Scovel. the
New York correspondent. who was or
dercJ frcm. cuba because of insulting
conduct toward Gen. Shafteg is alTo
on board
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EFFECTIVELY CHECKED.
Authorities Claim 10 Have Suppressed CarIists
Uprising Leaders Leave.

Madrid, July 25-Midnsht-the gov
.rGmcnt processes to have fun nfur-
nation as q an The Carlisy a,inss and
Ii acting accordingly. The Carist
leaders. il ~ believed. left Madrid be
caused They feared arrest rather than
with any idea of preparing q rising
The authorities assert that tn" agita-
ti"n has been effectively checked
Nasco. the Cariist chief at Bilbao has
arrived. The exodus Of Carlists from
tan Northern provinces # Spain into
France IS very active.
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PEACE IS EASY.
Continued from page ~

unpleasant for Spanish commerce ana the
religious orders.
spain IL willing TO give up CUBA ana
probably would let Porto Rico go II II
was unavoidable because the Vatican ana
the powers insist on Spain making sacri-
fees in order to secure peace.
The Retro Gardens have been inc
scene Of demonstration of military SYM
pathy for Weyler many generals ana
field officers surrounding him and his son,
and accompanying them during the prom
cnadc concert under the eyes OF 1000 per-
sons of the elite society. including several
cabinet ministers.
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TOTAL CASUALTIES 1895.
Skaters 0ficiaI Report OF Injuries at SAINT
AGO 10 Be Made Public.

Washington Juiy 25.-tieu. Shaftri 50
official report. jo the war department
of tho casualties sustained by his
corps in the battle Of santiago viii he
made public as soon at 1t can be pr r.
pared for publication. The rrcapita-
lation uf the report shows THAT the r.
,al casualties wer" 1870 T~cnty-throe
officers ana 20S enlisted men were Kilt
ID; 50 officers and 1908 men we're
wounded. u men are missing.
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Lawrence, Mass. July 25.-.John
Loppon, Il Syrian, met his death in a
mysterious manner this evening at his
home on Valley street. His brother
was arrested later and is now held tc
answer for his death. He claimed the
dead man insulted the wife of the ae-
cused and that trouble cnsuad. Police
now investigating.
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COULDN'T AGREE.
Jury in Kc0ney Case After Being Locked Up
Three Days Discharged.

Wilmington. Del. July 25.-Arter
having been locked up since Friday, at
l2.i5 O'Clock. the jury in the case of
United States Senator Richard kenney
hanged Wilh aiding and abetting the
ioatiug Of the First National Bank Of
Dover. tonight was still unable to
agree upon a verdict and was discharg
"a hy judge bradford from further
consideration Of the case.
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10 Take Warner Home.

Louisville. July 25.-Sherff Clark and
Chief Of Police Maynard Of Northamp-
ION. Mass. arrived here. today, and
went 70 the Office If Chief of Detcc-
tives sullivan and identified Lewis
Warner. the man wanted for cmbezzle-
mont. Warner Will return to MaSSa-
chusttts without requisition papers.
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Good News II True.

London, July 25.-It is announced in
z special despatch from Madrid. pub
lIShed here this afternoon that the
spanish government had drawn up a
message addressed to The government
III aShlnGton, proposing an arnais-
tice Tor the purpose of discussing the
terms upon which peace with the
United states can be arranged.
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Pope Is Quite Well.

Rome, July 25.-The rumor circuIa-
ted, today. that the Pope had been at
tackled with sudden illness. his phy-
stefan. declares quite false. His Holt
ness received, at noon. today, the pres
iueht oi hrazil, who was delighted at
me VlEor displayed by the Pontiff,
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Tampa, Fla, July 25.-It was learned
around headquartcrs. this aftc,noo,
MAJ the Isl Florida Regiment would
he brought back here in few davs.
from Frrnahdina to be sent to Porto
RICO, The Morgan sailed for Porto
Rico late this afternoon. The ARD
ohl" Volunteers left here. tonight
for Fcrnandina.
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USUAL SPANISH BULLETIN.
Madrid Hears Americans Are Rcpulscd at
Porto Rico With Heavy Loss.

Madrid. July 25.--l1 =. MA private
dispatch from San Juan de Porto Rico
SAYS a strong American squadron has
appcared before Bahia Honda, but that
the American attempt to disembark
was rcpulsed With considerable losses.
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Priests Warned.

vienna, July @.-According to Il special
dispatch from Rome the Vatican has in
Structcd the Papal Nunclo nj Madrid ia
threaten with severe punishment any
priests Iavoring Carlist or antl-dynastic
inrigues.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Newark Newark, 3; Norfolk, 4.
AT Turtan-Torouto. .; Providence, !.
AT Patersou-PaterSon. 9; Hartford. )
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., /; Montreal. 9
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So They Can Construct. .

New York July "a motion was maze
today, before Chancellor McGill, in jersey
City chancery chambers, for the sale u
the property of the Hudson Tunnel kaif
way Co. for satisfaction of a mortgage
for A.Oo0,000 held by the Farmers Loa'
and Trust Co. of New York. and HEINZ
b, Kendall of london. AS trustees for is
The property consists chiel'
ly of a tunnel, lacking 30 feet Of com
pletion, under the Hudson river between
18th street. jersey city, ard the foot 0.
Morton street, this city. The object Of
the sale is said to be the reorganizitlo"
of the company and the completion OF t"'
tunnel. The application was made by f"'
mer United States District Attorhf'
White. Chancellor McGill reserved de,
cision, but it is thought he will grant Inc
motion.
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By spFinSling the TawAer on Il WIS .as.d i'm
fnedlsItY and cured effectively. 1his onlt proves
that Comfort Powder l. ito great Seiu comforter
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OErnf|..Ort p ovvcser'

jamie Terrell. OF iiuiontown, Pa, "
q bad case Of ivY poison BIZ usiNc
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AT NEW YORK.

| The New Yorks forfeited the han
% the Baltlmores after han OF Inc ,s so
inning bad been played. The score = w y
Time was to l. Holmes. when =, 3 M. ~
Baitimore's inning, struck OUT, . ae
IN the grand stand yelled: 'Ob na
you're lobster" "WcIl. I'm sta ICY
not working for Shceney any NOR j
piled Holmes
Umpire Lynch turned around apd
something 10 Holmes. who wont !, =
bench. President Freedman thep IN
on the grounds and asked for the aval
sion OF the player, and on being refnp.s
toid Joyce not to play ball. Lynch ~.
gave the game to Baltimore. to O Prs
ldest Freedman states that he viii =.
test the game and that he will rep1.
Holmes to the board Of discipline.
AT CHICAGO.
The Clevelands and the OrDbans on,
pleted their schedule splitting eyen .'a
the seasons series. Attendance ina y
2 3 Sc arm,
Chicago, l 0 o 5 0 NE
Cleveland. Q 0 o 0 . 0 0 0 o-e-t
Batteries-Grifilth and Donahue; wllo.
and Criger.
At Louisvlllc-Thc Louisville-st I.,s,
game was postponed on account Of W.;
grounds.
The Plttsburg Cincinnati game =
Pittsburg, WAS postponed on account Al
rain. '
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BASE MLl.
National League Game,
AT NEW YORK

after losing five stralgh, -
hrookiyns managed TO def..s ames, 1
IONS. Dunn pitched cleverly snd tne b
champions guessing. ana had !