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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-23

The Boston Americans have signed Col
Inns, Stahl, Freeman Criger and Young
for next year
Outhelder Jones Of the Chicago Ameri-
can league team has not. made an error
in over 20 games
Last year at this time the Pirates and
the Phillfes We're fighting for second place
and the Pirates Won ont
Lave Cross said Yesterday. II intend
to play in the American league TO the
finish even il It comes down to two
Ex-senator Fox. the new Cincinnati sec
ond baseman, is doing splendid fielding.
but IS very much of a disappointment at
kitson is at present pitching the most
sensational bah in the league. His i'm
proNement over last seasons form is sur
prising.
Five games have been played in the Ma
uonai league in which neither club made
an error The Phillies figured IN three
OF these contests and Pittsburg IN two.
Pittsburg has released Utility Infielder
Carr and VIII resign Eddie Doheny, the
Vermont boy having tWirled two winning
games since given his ten days notice.
Frank Dwyer says the work Of umpir
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BUT TWO KILLED.
Property Loss DwindIes to $4,000 at
Anadarko.

Ell Reno. Ok, Aug 22.-The latest
news of from 4Anadarko in a special to
the American, states that only two per-
sons. w. p. Tevis, of Weatherford, Tex
as. and Felix Antoine, Jr. of Lamar
county, Texas, We're killed in the Wed
nesday evening S. Y. Nelson of Kan
sas City, was severely bruised about
neck and left shoulder and Dana War
rem, of Stark county, Iowa. was badly
bruised about back and abdomen, but
both men will recover.
The damage to property was as fol-
lows:
To small tents, $500: George Schmidt,
bakery, $50; w. A. Kirchner, clothing.
$780, J. c. Bell, hardware $500; Charles
Clark, saloon, 500; Everets & Newsgby,
lodging tent, 5000; Ed Cronet. meat mar
ket, $50; ]. F. Meek. grocery, $500: post
office building, $500; Antoine Bros, gro
Gerry, $780, Other small losses will run
the total damage to about $4,000.
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EXODUS FROM NONE.
Town Is Full Of Idle Persons Anxious
to Leave.

Port Townsend, Wn. Aug. 23-The
exodus from Nome is fairly on, and
each steamer arriving from there
brings large numbers. The Roanoke
brought 100 cabin passengers besides a
large number in the steerage, which
makes about 1000 who have arrived
from the north this season, and from
reports each succeeding steamer will be
loaded with passengers until the ice
closes navigation. Returning passen-
gers report Nome as being remarkably
quiet and filled with idle men, many Of
whom are willing to work for almost
anything in order to get passage mon
ey, but there IS no work and great anN-
iety is felt by residents as what viii
be done with so many destitute men.
The RoanDke brought down $500 600
dust. the bulk of which was shipped by
the North American transportation
company. Besides the above it is esti-
mated that the passengers brought
$500 600 more on their persons.
The Roanoke brings news that the
four masted schooner, James Sonnet.
Captain J. F. Holstrup. is high and dry
on the north end of Unimak Island,
having gone ashore August during a
dense fog
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Ann HAs GIVEN OUT.
Sam Levers Pitching Days Are
Probably Over.

Pittsburg, Aug. 23.-Sam Lever, who.
for several years, has been one of the
mainstays of the Pittsburg club on the
pitching rubber believes that he has
pitched his last game of ball When
Rais salary wing was put out by one of
Ehristy MatthewsOn's swiftest shoots,
some weeks ago. the injury was be-
1ieved to be but trifiing, but there has
been no improvement and Lever is
thoroughly discOura ged.
III think my pitching days are over"
said he. My arm is lame and weak,
and if I had my way about it I would
go home and stay there. But the club
wants me to stay. and is willing to pay
me a salary even if don't pitch an
other game this year"
Secretary Pullman said that he in
tended to have Levers arm examined
by a number of physicians and sur
geons while the Pirates play in St
Louis Mr. Dreyfuss has given orders
not to allow Sam to go home, but to
carry him along and pay him a salary,
even # he does not pitch another ball. -
said Pullman. He was a hard worker
when he was right and we feel it our
League is treating its players fairly.
and that is more than they are doing
in the American Ed Scott. who pitch
ed for the Reds last year and jumped
TO Cleveland, was released the other
day, not because his arm was bad. but
because a young fellow named Bracken,
who gets just about One-third OF the
amount paid Scott. has made good.
Lever, on the other hand, viii continue
to draw $500 Der week whether he
pitches or not"
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SCHOOL FOR MINISTERS.
Pastors of Northwestern Kansas
Meet at Salina.

Salina, Aug. 23.-The summer school
of theology of the northwest Kansas
conference of the Methodist cuhurch is
in session here at the Kansas Wesleyan
university Over 40 students are in at
tendance and the meetings are. very in
teresting.
The summer school of theology here
was the first one that was ever started,
but the idea was found to be practical
and of much benefit to young ministers,
and now the Methodist church can
boast of scores of similar schools IN
other conferences 1t was organized
eight years ago by DR.. L. c. Housed Of
Norton, Kan, who has ever since been
the president of the school. Four class
es have already graduated from the
school and these graduates are making
a splendid record wherever they are
working. The corps Of instructors is
composed Of some of the best and
brainiest divines in western Method
ism.
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WON'T TREAT WITH UNION.
big Four Coal Companies Turn
Down the Ultimatum.

Pittsburg. Kas.. Aug. 2s.-The miners
conference, which has been in session
here for several days, reached a critical
point Thursday and indications are
that a strike viii be declared among
the miners of the Big Four companies
or it viii be a clear backdown by the
United Mine Workers. The commit
tees sent by the conference to present
the ultimatum to the Big Four com
panies reported very discouraging
news at the conference. All the com
panies refused to treat with the United
Mine Workers, but We're willing to
treat with their men. There is an in
clination among some of the delegates
to be lenient with the companies
Nearly 6, 600 men would be affected by
a strike in the three districts where
the Big Four companies operate.
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A. R. Bremen Co.'s
Prophecy Proves True
During the Past Five Weeks There
Has Been a Remarkable Re-
duction Of Those Troubled
With Dandruff, Falling
Hair and Scalp
Troubles.
Some Druggists Say That Fully One-third
of Those Afflicted Have Been Cured
by the Careful Use of
DANDRUFF CURE
AND HAIR TONIC.

Owing to the vast number Of tesu
1nonials given in favor of the world
most famous Hair and Scalp prepare
ton, Coke Dandruff Cure, large
proportion of these are from people
who prefer their names should not be
published. Others, however, feeling
that their testimonial may be Of bene-
fit to the public are anxious that the
world at large should know the great
good Coke Dandrun Cure is accom-
plishing.
There may be some who are yet in
doubt as to the great curative effects
of this grand Hair and Scalp prepara-
ton, and for the benefit Of all sucn
vincing proofs Of the validity Of A. r.
Bremen Co.'s claims.
Topeka, Kan, April 3. 1901.
Messrs. A. r. Bremen Company, Chi
cagO, Ill:
Gentlemen: We take pleasure in
stating that we have been BARRIERS in
Topeka for eleven years, eight years at
our present number, S13 Kansas avenue.
Having used a great many hair tonics
during that period, we know of none
that is the equal Of Coke Dandruff
Cure. Personal experience with this
remedy in daily use in this shop has
proven its worth. Respectfully yours.
CALLAHAN & BROWN,
S13 Kansas Ave. Topeka
Admiral George Dewey writes: Il
have used Coke Dandrum Cure for the
past year and found it an excellent
preparation"
Coke Shampoo and Toilet Soap won
derrully good for the hair and scalp.
Cures shiny skin.
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coRNERsroNE Is LAIp.
Catholics Of Burlington, Kas., Start q
Splendid Ediflce.

Burlington, Kas.. Aug. z3.-The cor
nerstone of the new Catholic church was
laid here Thursday with elaborate cere-
monies. Bishop Fink of Leavenworth
and a large number Of prominent
priests from all parts of the state be-
ing present. Solemn high mass was
said in the presence of the bishop, with
Father Herbrichs Of Shawnee as dea-
con; Father McInerney. OF. Olathe, sub
deacon. and Father Barmabas, of En-
poria- master oil ceremonies After
mass the bishop visiting priests and
congregation went TO the site OF the
new church where the cornerstone lay
ing ceremonies were observed. Father
Eckart, of Ottawa, preached the ser
mon. An immense crowd attended the
services, people being present from all
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SHOT DEAD ON STREET.
Lincoln Mans Body Found Three
Blocks From Home.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 23.-John J. Gille-
land, a former member of the Nebraska
legislature and one of the most prom
inent business men of this city, was
shot dead shortly after II o'clock to-
night by unknown men, supposed to be
residence street within three blocks OF
his home.
He was shot in the breast. There were
marks of a struggle, Mr.. Gilleland's
coat and shirt being nearly torn off him
and papers from the pockets scattered
along the walk
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FOUR ORIOLES FINED
And Still McGraw's Team Fights the
Umpire.

Baltimore, Aug. 23.-President Ban
johnson yesterday sent a caustic letter
to Manager sMuggsy" A1cGraw. Of the
Baltimore club concerning the treat
ment of umDires in that city. and in
cidentally imposed a few small fines
for Offenses of that kind
Pitcher McGinnity was barred from
the coaching lines for a period of ten
days. Fines were assessed as follows:
AfcGra-w. So; AIcGinnity, $40; Keister
IS; Bresnahan, So. This action of John
son will widen the breach between the
scrappy Baltimore manager and him
self, and Ii would not be surprising
should McGraw come back with some
retort which would move Johnson to
give out the real facts in the treachery
story. only an mixing of which has
reached the public as yet.
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cable between the Michigan Central
cantilever and the Grand Trunk steel
bridge. In making the trip Farrell viii
ride a bicycle. having grooved wheels.
Years ago a man named Jenkins made
a trip across the gorge in a two wheel
ed machine, but if Farrell makes the
trip he talks of he VII be the first to
cross the gorge in that manner Mana
ger Leary expects to have the rope in
position before the week closes, and
Farrell may make the trip next Sunday.
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BURNED ITSELF OUT.
Loss by Point Breeze Oil Fire Placed
at 100000.

Philadelphia, Aug. 23.-The fire which
started at the works of the Atlantic Re
fning company at Point Breeze, has
burned itself out. Vice President Lloyd
Of the company estimates the loss at
about $500 00o. Fourteen tanks containing
about 200. 600 barrels of oil were destroyed.
One pumping station and thousands of
feet of pipe were rendered useless. but the
most important machinery is intact The
two employees of the company said to
have lost their lives in the explosion early
Tuesday morning are safe This reduces
the death LIST to three lirsrnen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-23

VIA THE SANTA FE OFFICIAL
ROUTE
Tickets on sale September to 10 in
elusive. good returning as late as Oc-
tober 8. Side trip to Buffalo and return
via Lake or rail only $425. Three fast
trains daily to Chicago. The $3.50 II.
m train carries tourist sleepers to
Chicago daily. Berth therein costs only
one-half the price of similar space in
standard sleeper. For fun Information
address T. I. KING.
Agent, Topeka
Three spectres that threaten baby's
life. Cholera infantum. dysentery.
diarrhoea DR.. FoWler's Extract OF
Wild Strawberry never fails to conquer
them.
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Famona Stallion Dead.

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 23.-Little
Wonder. the celebrated hackney stall
lion owned by A J. Cassatt and i'm
ported by him in 1882 is dead from
peritonitis. Little Wonder was the first
hackney stallion imported to this coun-
try Since coming here he had been
exhibited at all the principal horse
shows. winning many first prizes Many
of his get Were also prize winners.
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FAST WICHITA HORSES.
They Are Racing This Week at Rich
Hill, Missouri

Wichita, Aug. 23.-Ed Toler with Cha
mute and Dad Dulaney are racing this
week at Rich Hill. Mo. Mr.. Toler writes
that Dad Dulaney has been under the
weather for the past week and thinks
his sickness is caused by the water
which he is unused to. He was taken
sick at Holden, their first stop about a
month ago, but appeared to have en-
tirely recovered until their arrival at
Rich Hill where he was again taken
sick and compelled to stay out of sew
eraI races in which he was entered.
Next week the horses will race in Ne
vada.
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GAR TO SEE KRUGER.
May Interviews to Bring About Peace
IN Africa.

Brussels, Aug. 2s.-The Independence
Beige today prints a dispatch from Co
penhagen which says:
1t is currently reported in Russian
circles that the car has decided to
breach South African Intervention to
Emperor William and President Lou
bet. He considers the time opportune
for friendly mediation.
The paper adds, under reserve. that
the car, during his stay in France,
Will receive Mr. Kruger in private au-
dience and obtain from him a direct
statement of the Boer position, with
the view of formulating a plan for ac-
ton.
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q DARING FEAT.
George =. Farrell VIII Try TO Cross
Niagara Gorge on q Blcycls.

Niagara Fails, n. ". Aug. 2s-Georga
H Farrell intends to try to cross the
Niagara gorge on a bicycle. his path
to be a rope cable an inch and a quar-
ter in diameter. stretched from bank
10 bank F'arrelIs home is in Chicago.
but he has been doing fancy bicycle
riding in Toronto and other cities He
came to the Falls from Buffalo this
afternoon to see William Leary about
managing the affair and stringing the
cable He has permission to place the
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holmes Meeting at Wichite.

Wichita, Aug 23.-The inter-denomi-
national holiness meeting began its ses-
sions in this city last night. The meet
ing is in charge of Rev. c. J. Fowler, of
Haverhiu, Mass, president of the Ma,
tionaI Holiness Association of America.
During the meeting he will be assisted
by Rev. c. w. Ruth, of Indianapolis,
Ind, and Rev. c. E. Cornell, of Cleve-
land O.
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Woman killed in Runaway.

Russell, Aug. 23.-Mrs. Frank Mer-
miss, from near Walker, was killed in
runaway here yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Mermiss had taken the bride off
the horse to water it when it took
fright. His wife let her 2 year old child
fan from the buggy and it was picked
UP uninjured. She was thrown out Ia
ter and died in a few minutes.
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Michael Easily Beat MoFarland.

New York Aug. 23.-Indoor cycle rae
ing at Madison Square Garden attract
ed over 5000 spectators last night. The
paced match race between Jimmy Mi
chael and Floyd Mcfarland Michael
won easily. finishing eight laps ahead
of Mcfarland on the ten-laps- to-the-
mile track From the first to the eighth
mile Michael set such a terrific pace
that he broke all previous indoor rec
Ords-
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ii Peculiar Accident.

Leadville, Col, Aug. 23.-George- Kline,
aged 30 years and John Eckstrand, aged
q years, miners at the Stevens shaft of
the Ironshier Mining company, were in
stantly killed by a. peculiar accident to-
day. The men were in the bottom of the
shaft and Eckstrand started for the sur
face. carrying long drill on the cage
When he reached one of the levels the
drill caught in the timbers and the man
was jerked off the cage. He fell to the
bottom. so feet below. on Kline, both men
being killed.
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F1FrY BUsHFLs ZEE ACRE
Lawrence Farmer Says That Will Be
His Corn Yield.

Lawrence, Aug. 23-NIr. Moses Sauer-
back, living near this city, yesterday
exhibited stalks of corn from his field
which would seem to substantiate his
claim that his corn viii make so bushels
per acre.
Mr.. Sauerback did not stop cultivat-
ing his corn when the drouth began
and it is to the continued working of
the ground that he attributes his sue
cess. There viii be much corn along
the Kaw valley despite the drouth.
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San Francisco. Cal, Aug. 23.-Six stu
dents in high standing from the Pei Yong
college at Canton, who arrived from Chi
ma several days ago on the steamer Gaze
lie. have been landed by Chinese bureau
officials and will enter the University of
California to complete classical and scien-
tific educations. These students were
elected by the Chinese government to
study modern American methods with a
view to spreading them in their native
land.
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Land Must Bring $40 Per Acre.

Helena Mont Aug 23.=ATontana,s auc-
ton sale Of 5000 600 acres of state lands
will commence in Carbon county. Of
which Red Lodge is the seat of govern
ment on September IS next. F'lathead
county. sales will begin October q There
are S. 900 acres in this county. No land
will be sold for less than so per acre
and if not sold Will be leased to the high
est hiddar.
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Good Catch oil Whales

San Francisco, Cal. Aug. 2s.-Up to
July the catch of the whaling vessels
out of this port is reported to have been
as follows: Charles W Morgan. 1,20Q bar
reIs of sperm oil and 3. 100 pounds of bone +;
California. 800 barrels of sperm oil; Cay
head. 500 barrels of sperm oil: Alice
Knowles. 300 barrels of sperm oil, and
John Winthrop, 100 barrels of oil.
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ART1cLEs ARE SIGNED.
Jefries and Rubin Will Battle Early
in November.

San Francisco, Aug. 23.-James JEFF
fries and Gus Rubin have signed ar
ticles with the Twentieth Century Ath-
letic club for a 20 round contest in the
early part of November, the date to be
fighters 625h per cent Of the receipts.
The selection of the referee was left
omen
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united verd Again Running.

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. 23.-Aeeording
to advices received here the strike at
Senator Clark's big United Nerd copper
mining plant at jerome. Ariz., is ended
and the plant is again in fun blast. The
dispatch referred to was addressed to J.
Ross Clark. the senator's brother, and
read as follows: SHELTERS started; ev
erything satisfactory. We have all the
men required
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-23

Cape Town Aug. "a fresh order pro-
claiming martial law has been issued for
the closing of all the country stores in the
Queenstown district, requiring that all
goods likely to be useful to the enemy
shall be taken to certain specified towns
and forbidding country residents to have
provisions.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
WESTERN LEAGUE


AT ST. JOSEPH.
Score by innings: RH.E.
St Joseph 80 2 0 2 0 0 0 @ 0 0 o. 8 s
st. Paul ..........0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Is 5 ,
Batteries-MeDonald and Doom; Gun
ningham. Cook and Wilson.
Second game
Score by innings R.HE.
St Joseph ....-.....0 OOO10O-I 1
st. Paul 80. ..--..1 s 0 0 Ill u 8
Observation-Disclosures and Doom; Gar
vim, Schrech and Wilson.
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Order Before the Advance.

You can now buy Usage City shaft
coal at S275 per ton. Southwestern
Fuel Co. 7S4 Kansas avenue. Tele-
phones III, 1873, IA.
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RYAN WHIPS DOUGLAS.
Missouri Lad No Match For the
Hardy hFiddIaHaipht

Kansas City. Aug. Boob Douglass
Of st. Louis, the champion middle
weight of Missouri, was no match for
Tommy Ryan, the worlds champion,
before a private club last night, and
after he had been put to the canvas
by a hard left on the kidneys in the
seventh round the st. Louis mans sec
onds threw ZIP the sponge
George Berger and Emmett Melody
We're behind Ryan and Pat Early and
Jem Evans cared for DOUGLASS.
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For 9. a. R. Enoampment

Take the Rock Island Lake Shore
special to Cleveland. Steamer ride be-
tween Toledo and Cleveland If desired.
No extra charge. See A. NJ. Fuller for
full information.
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parts of this county and from neigh
boring counties. Father A. J. Domain
who is in charge of the parish here, is
entitled to much praise for the new
church, which win be a large one Of
veneered brick It will cost when COM
pIeted at least $4,000. and it will be
paid for
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Davis After Robinson.

Kansas City. No, Aug. 23.-Manager
Davis Of the New York National League
club has required that Third Baseman
Robinson of the Kansas City team be
sent east for trial. Manager Tabeau
of the local club says he will not COM
ply with the request.
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Walthour W. Nelson.

New York. Aug. 23.-Bobby WaIthour
has been matched to meet Johnny Mel
son, the Flying Swede," in a Is mile
motor paced race at Madison square
garden on August Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-23

A woman who suffered for three years
from nervous prostration says two bottles
Of Lfchty's Celery Nerve Compound
effected a complete cure. She hardly
knows today whether she has nerves or
not as she never feels them It is GER
tafrly a wonderful remedy. Sold by Geo
w Stansfeld. 632 Kansas avenue Mar
shall Bros...I5 Kansas ave.
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Salt Water SWIMMING Championship

London, Aug. 23.-The race for the
quarter mile salt water swimming
championship of England off Worthing
today was won by D. Ellington. who
covered the distance in eight minutes
twenty and one-ffth seconds
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Berlin Aug 23.-It is semi-officially an
nounced that the car in an autograp p
letter definitely accepted Emperor VIII
liam's invitation to attend the naval
maneuvers at Dantzic.
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Score BY innings: RI. q
Des Monies ......-......-O 0 IS 6 3
Colorado Springs Il Al 16 2
Batteries-Glade and Kleinow; Cote,
Ream and DOnahue.
Second game
Score by innings: r II E
Des Moines -.-.--------.-.-0 q o-9 3
Colorado Springs III Q . q 3 S-l3 Is 4
Batteries-Cox and Cote; McNeeiy,
Donahue and Holland.
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AT CINCINNATI.

score BY Innings: r. z.
Cincinnati % 3 3 O Q So
Chicago ...... .--.....2 o 0 1 0 20 O-3 6 ?
Batteries-Hahn and Pietz; Eason, Tay-
Tor and KahOe.
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Stockton, Cal. Aug. 23.-Perry Queen
an of Milwaukee and Ruff Turner
fought a 20 round draw here last night.