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whole number of aldermen elected to
the common council of the city"
The municipal court act was passed
in 1889 before the dual council was es-
tablished, and Conroy claimed last
night that the resolution, if passed,
would have been of no account.
Senator Pottgieser and w. r. John
son, who expect to get the clerkshp,
did considerable buttonholing among
the members, but it was evident that
q tyvo-thirds vote could not be secured.
Whether the proposed action will
force Judge Orr to agree to the dccapi-
tation of Conroy will probably be set
lied today.
The city engineer. by resolution,
was directed to construct three eight
foot wooden bridges across the r2vines
on the Summit avenue boulevard be-
tween Marshall and Glendale avenues.
The cost will be in the neighborhood
of $500.
The city engineer reported that the
Great Northern Railway company,
through its chief engineer, had advised
that bridge only thirty feet wide
would he erected by the company over
its right of way at Smelling avenue.
The matter was referred to the com
nittee on streets.
The Northwestern Telephone ronpa-
ny was directed to place its wires IN
derground on Wabasha street from
College avenue to Rice street. The
appointment of Charles Traux as a
park policeman by Mayor Doran was
confirmed.
The telegraph poles on Grand avea lie
between Dale and Victoria streets We're
ordered removed to the alley between
Summit and Grand avenues.
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The new city council occupied front boxes

There were two former mayors in the
crowd, Smith and Doran.
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REFEREE KNOCKED OUT.
Fares Verse Than Either OF the
Principals.

Fares Verse Than Either OF the
Principals.
BUFFALO. June John Sheehan, of New
York. the referee of the fight between Billy
O'Donnell, of Memphis, and Martin Flaherty
of Lowell, was knocked out accidentally
twenty seconds before the close of the last
round Of the bout at the Olympic Athletic
club last night.
It was a lively mix-up from the start
ODonnell did the most of the fighting for
the first fifteen rounds Flaherty opened no
toward the close and the men fought SO saw
agely in the twentieth round that Referee
Sheehan had to part them by force every
time they c,inched As he broke them for the
sixth time in that round Flaherty's elbow
caught Sheehan On the nose Sheehan
tumbled to his knees and rolled over on his
back, the blood squirting from his nose.
The men clinched again. Sheehan essayed
to rise and took hold of the boxers, still try
ing to part them. Then he fell again. By
this time two inspectors of police were in the
ring. and as they went through the ropes the
gong sounded.
Sheehan picked UP and revived with
cold water. He wiped the blood off his face.
staggered into the center of the ring de-
clared the fight draw and collapsed IF
he had given decision to either man it must
have gone to O'Donnell, who had punished
Flaherty badly.
In the preliminary, between "Doc" Payne
of Cleveland. McCoy's boxing partner. and
Jack Ross, colored, of Buffalo, Payne won in
the third round.
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Perry Werden will resume playing with the
team today.
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He rode two feet TO our one In the last TWEEN
Y yards. I sure thought he had second to
Orlando Stevens hrvt, but the judges gave
me third and Kiser second. I was fourth.
stevens beat Charley out half wheel and
told me that the Kid was second sure,
Bald Is in Buffalo.
He will ride there tomortotl, leaving that
night for St Louis. Pat Mcdonald his man
ager and trainer. writes that Eddie Is
has better jump than he ever had SAYS
the genial manager. "and he will be right
on edge for June IL. I hope for the sake of
St Louis that Mccarthy VIII BE At for Eddie
surely will be going his, best and everybody
knows what that means" So 1t appears that
Mccarthy will have Bald at his best on his
hands: Well. the beating, of him will carry
Advices from New York say that Arthur
Gardiner and James Bowler. with their train
er. John West all of Chicago, have cut loose
from the National Cycledrome team and will
henceforth carry on their own business and
travel the national circuit throughout without
missing meet. entirely on their own ac-
count. Gardiner has won more this season
than any other rider and Bowler has proved
the greatest handicap rider. of the year Bald
follows the entire New York state circuit
with the exception of June II. on which day
the champion meets Mccarthy in a match
race at st. Louis.
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Joe Strauss is catching for the Rock Islant
team, of the Western association.
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Gravesend Races.

NEW YORK. June The good weather
ana card attracted large. crowd to Grave
Sead today lay Clecpheus. s::snms up. and
ties. in the Patchogue and Gazelle stake;
respectively won their races by small
margins. Summary:
Theory second. Lepida third. Time :oa
:. Second race. one mile and a sixtaenth-
Nuto won, Wh.stlng Coon secord. Previ u
third Time, 1:49%.
Third race. Patchogue, SIX furlongs-C'eo-
pheus wen; Irish Reel second. Zanone third.
Fourth race Gazelle. enc mile and fur
long-Geisha won. Kitefool second. Miss Mer-
RAM third Time, 1:5G%.
Fifth race. five furlongs-A1pen won. Lott
erer second. Kings Pride third Time, 1861
Sixth race, one mile and a sixte n h
Thomas Cat won. en- Maceo second. knight
of the Garter third. Time. 1:l9A.
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L)isffi ii
For Life
Almost Entire Face a Solid Sore
Tried Everything for Weeks
But Kept Spreading Until
Thought There Was No Cure.
Tried Cuticura. In Few Days
Better. In Short I iTne Cured.

Our little girls hunlor commenced with
tiny sore on one nostril, but it kept on spread
irg till we thought she would never get it
Cared. For several weeks we tried every
thing we could get for the blood, both exter-
nally and internally, but kept getting larger
all the time, till both aostriIs, the @pper lip,
part Of the looer lip, aa,dup one side to the eye,
acre solid sore. We thought there was no
cure, and that she would be disfgared for tfe.
Finally las last RESORT we tried CUTIoURA
REMEDIES. We used part of bottle OF the
CUzcURA REsoLvENT and nearly box Of
CuTIcURA (ointment), and followed the direc-
tions infinitely. After few days it began to
leol1 better, and in short time she was en-
tirely well, with no scar or trace of the humor.
send you this testimonial, and you may use
any part of it that you WISH
Mrs. VIM. CHICHESTER,
Feb. 8, 1898. Plainville, Conn.
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81
PERSONAL MATTERS.

Something In This to Interest You
and Your Neighbors.
Much has been said Of the 1effect on the
lives of men and women of this century, of
the late hours and high living to which Gus
tom has chained us, but the solution of the
problem has been found In the great liver
regulator, Beecham's Pills.
Beechams Pills cure Irritability, Great
Mental Depression. Faintness. Burning and
Itching Sensations. and host of other mis-
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Beechams Pills are non-irrftatipg, con-
centrated laxative.
They cleanse the system of all poisonous
waste. and thus indirectly preserve and I'm
part energy. Is cents at all drug stores
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An ArmY and HaUY

Memorandum book is what you have been
wanting. The Northern Pacific has 1t. 1t
contains cut of the Maine, map OF Cuba, list
of United States and Spanish naval vessels,
interior drawings of a battleship, illustrations
OF United States and Spanish ships. glossary
of navy and army words. table Of distances,
commanders OF United States ships and army
corps. list of United States regiments and
their commanders. and ether information
very useful and valuable at this time.
The book has so pages. fits the vest pocket
and is up to date.
Send Chas. S. Fee. Gercrai Passenger
agent. N. P. R.. ST. Paul. ,;inn., ten cents
and the book Is yours.
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CORNELL WORKING HARD.
Will Leave for the Big Race on
June 10.

Will Leave for the Big Race ON
June 10.
ITHACA, N. Y, June Tone week from
today the Cornell varsity crew will finish
work on Cayuga lake. The following day.
June Is. Coach Courtney and his crew will
leave for New London This will allow about
six days practice on the Thames before en-
tering the final race with Yale and Har
ward.
Prof. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, of the athletic
council. has announced that Gordon Corrigan
president Of the schuylkill navy. of P6ila.
oeipn1a, had been chosen to act as referee
at the Cornell-Pennsylvania-C Columbia Wis
consin regatta at Saratoga.
:, The official to decide the triangular race at
New London has not yet been definitely Sc
lected Mr.. Mickelham. who refereed the
race last year to the entire satisfaction of ali
will probably serve again.
Coach Courtney took the varsity and first
freshman fresh crew out on the lage tonight The
crew rowed as follows: Briggs stroke: Saw
age ); Beards,ee, 6; Moore. 5; Bailey 4.
Wakeman, 3; Bentley, 2; Dalzell, bow.
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Burlington Club Disbands,

BURLINGTON. To-, June THE Burlington
bese ball association last night paid off III
members of the local Western sssociatfon
them all and disbanded the organization
The war interest lad kalsd the att enhance,
and the local organization was losing money
rapidly
The taking down by the Western association
of the $500 forfeit money enabled Burlington
to step out without further loss. What the
remainder Of the clubs will do is not known.
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Harlem Races.
HAPIIIM CHI

HARLEM, Chicago June 7-Results:
First race, five furlongs-Streamer won.
Cheval Der second, Missouri third. Time
1:06k.
Second race, six furlcngs-Warren Point
1:19k.
Third race, one mile and an eighth-Mon-
creith won, Banquo II second, Joe Clark
third Time, 2:01A
bert Vale second, Carrie third Time,
1:17s4
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-Rush
won, Ed Upton second, Barribas third.
Time, :5S%.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Tom Collins won,
Ranliro II. second, May w third. Time.
1:17%z.
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SCHOOL BOARD AFFAIRS.

The text book committee Of the school
board met yesterday AFTERNOON in the super
intendent's office and decided to call for
bids on books which had been presented to
them for consideration. : &
The board also decided to let the selec-
ton of text books for the next Iyear rest UNI
til the July meeting of the board.
The committee janitors and engineers
of the school board met yesterday afternoon
in the high school building and arranged the
list of janitors and engineers ITO serve dur
ing the next year. There were but few
changes in the present force.
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FOOTBALL PLAYERS COMING.

Winnipeg Team viii BE Here Next
Monday.
WINNIPEG. Man, June, 1.-THE Carberrv
football team. champions of Manitoba, will
leave next Saturday on an extended Eastern
tour.
Leaving here they will play at st. Paul
Monday. June 10; with ChicagSg on thu 18th
and then go east for matches with teams al
London. Seaforth, Berlin, Hamilton, Buring-
ton, Toronto. Montreal and Ottawa.
Matches mes may also be arranged with Nor
wood, Windsor, Detroit and Chatam cubs
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STAR POINTER AT PEORIA.

Will BE Put In Shape for That Meet.
ing.
PEORIA, ILL.,. June flames A. Murphy
arrived here today with Star Pointer, 1:5eA
and five others. They were in charge of
Trainer D. J. McClary and will remain
here until after the meeting, July Is.
In addition to Star Pointer the car con-
tanned the trotter Emily, 2:11; the PAGER
Weed Wilkes, 2:101s; the PAGER Sabilla, 2:13b
and two green ones, Mollie Casey and Don,
ough: Murphy expects them all to be in
the best of form by the time the meeting
at Peoria opens.
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DAVIS CASE FIZzLED.
Witness Failed to Make
His Appearance

The BARRIERS board wound up its business
yesterday morning and adjourned
The case again Charles Void, charged with
keeping an unclean shop, was taken under
consideration, the evidence being completed
at the morning session.
The case of William Rivard. of 4S0 Wabasha
street, was POSTPONED until June 30 and
the case against F. C. Davis, of 1921 East
Seventh street. was dismissed. on account
of non appearance of tile complaining witness.
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MECHANIC ARTS CLASS DAY
Exercises to Be Held in Assembly
Hall TOniCIt

EAtFcIses 10 BE Held In AseSmbIy
Hall Tonight.
The Mechanic Arts school will hold its
class day exercises this evening in assembly
hall OF the Mechanic Arts school, The pro-
gramme is follows: Class history, Ray
Stanton; prophecy, Lawrence Beaulieu; presi-
dents address. e. Meyerding; class song,
composed by Wayand Boch. The class his
representation and music will be interspersed
with the exercises.
On Thursday evening the junior senior re-
ception will take place in assembly hall.
On Friday evening, Prof. Charles T. zeub-
lin will address the senior class on civilian
Morris, the Master Workman and their
friends at Conover hall
Monday evening the alumni of the school
will hold Its annual gathering in assembly
hall.
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HAD A WALKAWAY.

Blues Easily Won From the De-
trOits.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June THE Blues
had another walkaway, winning in the first
inning They played a perfect fielding game
and found Twins twirling easy. Score:
R.H.E.
Kansas City ..5 0 1 2 0 % 10 0
Detroit :. 80 0 0 0 p 8 A
Batteries. Egan and Wilson; Irwin and
TWineham.
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BOTH WE'RE BUSY.

Columbus Making Hits, Omaha
Errors.
OMAHA. Neb.. June 7.-Omaha made its
errors today when Columbus was making
hits. Score:
R.H.E.
Omaha . 81 0 0 o. % 9
Columbus :. 20 0 2 0 3-6 II 0
Batteries. Fisher and McCauley; Friend
and Buckley
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Burke; stolen bases, Miller Waldron first
base on errors, st. Paul 1, Milwaukee 1; bases
pitcher, Spies struck out, by Fricken, Barnes
2, Daily 2, Stafford by Redy Burke 2,
Glasscock. Gillen; left on bases, st. Paul s,
Milwaukee Z; time AS; weather. clear; field,
dry; attendance, 700; umpire, Sheridan
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WITH CRACK CYCLISTS.
News of Cabanne, NIertens, Mccarthy
and Bald.

news Oh CaDanne, Mertens, Mccarthy
and Bald.
They say Cabanne is afraid to take chances
when his wife is Witnessing a race Will
Coburn owes Cabanna a race.
August Mertens, of this city, has promised
to live in st. Louis. In letter to friend
Mertens says that Charley Mccarthy was
riding faster than any man at Woods de park,
with the possible exception of Stevens. In
his first meet he had had no training for
week. and he did not ride very we'll That
was on Saturday. On Monday Mertens writes
that Charley made magnificent ride in the
mile handicap. coming from last place to
continues August. land thought he beat
Kiser. whose wheel had. for second place.
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Beat a minneapolis Team,

Special to The st. Paul Globe.
NEW RICHMOND. June THE New Rich.
mond Park association dedicated its grounds
today before $50 people. The trotting. lun-
ming and bicycle races were all well infested
game of ball. between New Richmond
and the Flour City team. of Minneapolis. re-
suited in the close score of one to nothing
in favor OF New Richmond.
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BREWERS OUTPLAYED THEM
MILWAUKEE, TOOK A CLOSE
GAME FROM THE SAINTS

Ii Was "a Snappy Contest From First
to Last, hut the Locals Could Not
Out OF the Game for an AIterca-
ton with the Umpire, Who Was
in Disfavor With the Spectators.
Milwaukee 4, St. Paul =.
minneapolis j, Indianapolis 4.
Kansas City 8, Detroit z.
Columbus q, Omaha z.
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AMATEUR BASE BALL.

The ST. Paul Juniors would like a game
for Saturday with the Ginger Kids or Terrors.
preferred. They also would like to hear from
the Nonpariels Or Edisons Address ali chaI-
lenges to A. Cummings. So West Third street.
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WANTED TO SCALP CONROY
REPUBLICAN ALDERMEN FOUND
A SECTION IN THE CHARTER

1t Seemed to Give Them "a Chance
to Gust the Clerk of the Municipal
Court, but They Could Not Muster
the Votes Required Last Night
render.
The members of the board of alder
men who qualified and were sworn in
yesterday noon held a regular session
last evening. All of the eleven mem
bers were present, and fair attend
ance of politicians occupied seats in
the council chamber.
The slated feature of the meeting
was not pulled off," it developing that
there was not that unanimity among
the Republican members that was OK
pected. The scheme was to pass
resolution declaring vacant the Office
of clerk of the municipal court, wni2h
position is now held by Thomas F..
Conroy.
The resolution was prepared and in
the hands of Aid. Knauft, of the Sec
ond ward. Mr.. Knauft even went so
far as to hand the resolution 20 the
city clerk, who in turn passed it over
on President Donahowers desk, as is
the usual custom with new legislative
matters introduced by members.
The resolution, however, was with
drawn by Mr.. Knauft, who. sitter the
meeting adjourned, said the reason
for not pushing them through was to
give Judge Orr another chance for his
white alley"
The plan to GUST Conroy developed
yesterday afternoon. The law under
which the clerk of the court IS ep-
pointed, provides that s4the judges CT
the court have the power to remove
the clerk at pleasure, or he may be
removed by a two-third vote OF the
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MILLERs WE'RE ON TOP.
Mr. Brush's Organization No. 2 Goes
Down in minneapolis.

The Cincinnati aggregation of the Western
league, otherwise known as the Indianapolis
team, went up against the NIilers yesterday
and found stronger proposition than they
had expected. AS a result the farm hands of
Mr. Brush lost a game. The Milers. some
what overawed by the glamor and size of the
Cincinnati seconds. played an uphill game
at the start but soon found out that they
all. Phillippi pitched remarkable game the
four hits made off him being scattered. and
that by Hogriever being very much of q
"scratch'' Score.
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Lynch -. ..........l . .
Totals :. ......ss 80 ~ IL 1
Minneapolis :. 800 o 0 o I Q sI6
Indianapolis 800 0 0 2 o %
Lynch batted for Hawley in the ninth.
Two base hit Phillippi homo rum Carey:
stolen bases. Hogriever. Deadly, Stewart; sac-
rifce hits. Carey, Motz. Hoffmaster. Hog
riever: bases on balls. OF Phillippi. Deadly;
off Hawiey. Campau. Reilly. Ritter. Lally.
Rice; struck out by Phillippi, Hogriever.
Lynch; by Hawley, Rice. Reilly; hit by pitch
er. by Philippi. Stewart. Hawley; by Haw-
ley. Rice, Lally; left on bases. Minneapolis
8, Indianapolis 5; time 1:40; attendance. 900:
umpire, Haskell.
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TEN-INNING GAME.

NEW YORK, June 7.-Brooklyn won a ten
inning game from Cleveland today. McAleer
was hurt in the third inning going after a
long fly and was forced to retire. Atten-
dance. 1,500. Score:
R.H.E.
Brooklyn IL 1 0 0 0 1 Is G 2
Cleveland 30 0 0 0-5 IL 1
Batteries. Kennedy and Ryan; McAllister
and O'Connor
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
milwaukee at st. Paul.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Omaha
Detroit at Kansas City.
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With any kind of hitting behind him. Frick-
en- would have wen his game yesterday The
local team, if hitting up to form, should dou-
bic that number of safe hits usually.
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Spies hit Waldron in the head with the ball
as he stole second in the second inning, but
the left fielder was not seriously hurt.
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The fielding On both sides was crisp ant
generally speaking accurate.
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1t would be interesting to know the logical
result Of Sheridan's reasoning on balls which
hit the batsman if carried out thoroughly
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SUNDAY BALL.
Cleveland Club Secures Grounds for
the PsrDose
.nds for

CLEVELAND. O.. June THE Cleveland
base ball club has obtained the lease of seven
acres of land at Euclid Beach park, on the
shore of the lake. about two miles east of
the city limits, for Sunday base ball The
grand stand will seat 25,000 people, and the
park is reached by STEAMBOATS, and electric
cars The first Sunday game will be played
on the 18th inst
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Boston Finally Won From the
Leaders.
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PITCHERS BATTLE.

NEW YORK, June THE first game of
the Chicago series at the Polo grounds to-
day was pitchers battle. Seymour's wild
ness in the eighth inning cost two of the three
runs scored by the Orphans. Score:
R.H.E.
New York 80 0 0 90 0
Batteries, Griffith and Donahue; Seymour
and Grady.
ST. LOUIS WON AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, June st Louis de-
feated the Phillies today through better
playing, although the Quakers oufbatted the
Browns. Attendance. 5,216. Score:
Philadelphia 20 0 o o o. 9 2
Batteries, Taylor and Clements Piatt Dun
KEEL and Mcfarland. s--s.,le,
WON IN THE FIRST.
BALTIMORE, June IA base on balls a
hit batsman, two singles and five errors gave
Baltimore today's game in the first inning.
in the first inning, after which he was very
effective. Score:
R.H.E
Baltimore -. &c 0 2 0 3 0 0 sd "A 4
Louisville 80 0 0 0 0 90 % 7 s
Batteries, McJames and Robinson; Bowling
and Wilson.
WAS A GOOD GAME.
WASHINGTON, June THE Pittsburg
team won by strong batting in a good game
Attendance. 1900 Score:
RHE
Washington 30 0 0 0 O % : 2
Pittsburg ......0 g 0 O 90 s /
Batteries. Swain and Mcclure; Tannehill
and Schriver.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Louisville at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Washington.
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SAME CLUBS TODAY.

ST. Paul VS.. Milwaukee Again the
Programme.
The st. Paul and Milwaukee clubs will play
the second game of their present series at
Lexington park today. The play will begin
at 3:45.
Cross will be in the box for the locals and
Rettger probably for the Brewers.
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LIFE OR DEATH,

Western Base Rail- Association to
Decide.
ST JOSEPH. No. June 7.-Presideot
hickey has called meeting of the Western
oase oall association at st. Joseph tomorrow
al winch 1t viii be determined whether the
association VIII complete the season or dis.
band at once.
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A glance at the Western league table this
morning shows that five teams are right in
the fight for the pennant
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Reidy pitched smooth game.
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BOSTON, June Hamilton and Nichols
won today's game for the home team by
timely batting, while the latter pitched very
effectively. Score:
R.H. E.
Boston ..1 2 1 / 0 2 50 IA 8
Cincinnati .....O 0 2 0 o. 3
Batteries, Nichols and Bergen; Dwyer and
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In spite of its defeat ST. Paul gained a
trihe on Indianapolis in percentage yesterday