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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
GENERAL. EXODUS or
JAPANESE HIGGINS

Tl'kIOtk. cam, July 20. \
general exodus Of Japanese ruid
lhhorers and their families from this
district is taking place today follow
ing th" deportation to kcycs. tiNr
miles nurih. of ffty-cight Japanes"
male workers hN members ~ S union
OF fruit ana melon pickcrs, an"
authorities announce The union
Is composed principally Of white
ltInerauta
japanese here who Witnessed the
enforced departure Of their country
men complained to- the police that
they were roughly handled anc ir
some instances were robbed
Tn. Japanese lease holders We're
not disturbed
The authorities sid that the mem
| hers OF the mob. which nuuh'rc'
about m.vonty-fivo. threatened i'
| burn one lupanoH" hotel ana tW'
| Japanese bunk houscz IN order Il
/ hasten the departure of their "e
| cupants
Fifteen Jnpancs" were taken iron
tn" Gerard ranch near town, an'
the remainder. from various 9th"
| properties The police "Np"ci"d 4
arrest some ~ the mob leader, 1"
/ day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
5S JAPS FORC|DLY
EXPELLED FROM A
CALF FORN|A TOWN
Union Fruit Pickers Oh
jected TO Cheaper
Labor

SAN FRANCISCO. cal July 2o.--
Ffny-clght Japanese hired under
contract to work ON fruit and melon
lsndH around Turlock. stnnislaus
county. were placed early today on
automobile trucks by white workers.
taken tu Keyes. ak miles north ana
told to have the country" accord
inE to "a dispatch 10 the San Fran
ciscu Can The japanese offered nu
resistance
Two hundred and my additional
Japanese workers were expected tn
urrlV. In Tuflock today The mai,
lapunosc who hold l'aScs ON lands
aud the women and children we're moi
mole. ted.
Thc raids followed % similar Incl
dent near Livingston. Merccdv c"un'
ty. last week. when Japanese worker
Wsrr ordered out OF the district
Executives of IN" Fruit n A-l".
| Fuckers Union, a white organization
! said white help hus insisted ON 81
/ and 26 cents crate Tor picking lruit
/ while contract JNpunes' are wurkiu'
/ tor 10 cents Tho chamber ut COM
m.rcc Of Turlurk yesterday received
| . letter from the union protesting th
employment OF japanese aud issue
q statement conditiunallN uphuldinl
| the unions stand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
AMATLAN OIL FIELD
IN MEXICO ON FIRE,
LOSS IS HEAVY
Flames Hundreds Of F eel
High Cover Entire
District

MEXICO CITY. Ju'y Tho
NmHtlhn oil folds are on fire with
IN Hing towers falling like chaff and
tho worknicn fleeing according To re-
purtS received here describing the
rr,atvA catastrophe In the history OF
tn' oil fields"
Th, cause of the fire is not known.
Tn. financial loss cannot be- rsti.
mated. says the adviccs. whirh added
mat the confiagration dwarfs into
.lgntn,anro the Pordro del Llano
digHst"r.
columns ot fire hundreds of feet
lIrh ar. covering the entif" fled, u
is declared and efforts to SUPPRESS
tu. Hlu2r are said To- he considered
huuelrss
II b. feared that there will bc some
loss OF HE Thc itr" spread quickly
from lot 30 IGs wh"r" a. started.
and other wells In the vicinity eNplod'
"d
The Amntlan field ~ one OF th'
richest in Ia. state Of Yer Cruz.
Amntlan lies between TuNpam hnd
Ta4ipiru ubum 80 miles northwest o
IN. FORMER city. and some seventh
mi.rs southwest uf THmpico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
LAS CRUCES BIDS
FOR REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION
Delegation Will Attend
Meeting of Central
Committee

SANTA FE. y. ~, July 2O-l.aa
Cruces IL bidding for the republican
state convention that will nominate
a randidate fog United States senator.
TO be elected September 20. The re-
publican state executive committee
will meet In santa Fe Saturday ana
will either designate the time and
place for holding the convention or
call a meeting OF the state central
committee, which will decide
A delegation from the Las cruces
cha mber Of commerce will make "a
bid az tho neeting saturday. Las
Cruces Is deeply Interested because
Il has In former STATE senator II. b.
Holt. "a candidate for the nomination.
Il will offcr a cRntnloupo feed and
make the suggestion that III Paso
with n boulevard connecting IN not
far distant and that Just beyond ~
| Paso lies Juarez. Observers here be-
lieve that Albuquerque or santa Fs
will be more likely to land the con
/ Ncn;iOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
Twin Cousins of
Late Col. Roosevelt
Missing Since Monday

NEW YORK. July 2O.--seareh was
started today by the police for
Charles and Lathrope Leaycraft, as
year-oid twins, and cousins OF the
late Theodore Roosevelt n; the re-
quest OF their brother. Reginald
Roosevelt Leaycraft. The twins have
been missing from their home SINCE
Monday morning
Reginald said that after an un-
satisfactory discussion OF business
venture at their Wall street office.
his brothers said they thought OF
shipping as seamen on trans-At-
lantic vessel or might so 20 CALI
fOrnia.
The twins are described as five
feet seven inches In height. $50
pounds fair complexion. blue eyes
and light hair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
DE VALERA MEETS
BRITISH PREMIER
AGAIN TOMORROW
Will Return to Ireland
Afterward to Report
on Peace Farley

LONDON July 20,--The meeting
between Eamonn DE Valera and Pre-
mier Lloyd -CicorEe tomorrow viii
probably be their last before the re-
turn of the south ireland delegates
To Dublin. Following their return "a
ireland meeting of The Irish repub-
lcnn parliament win Ia all likelihood
be convened to give the republican
header an opportunity to Report and
take fresh counsel on the new com
pleNion Downing street paricys may
have placed ni the old questions. and
t. formulate policy respecting such
issues as may have originated durint
these talks.
"a IN prunlcmatical whether Air. De
Valera Wiil then gO TO Beltasi Tor a
meeting with Sir James Craig. IN,
| Ulster premier. which was forecas
this morning in some quarters AS
probability. whether he Will RESUME
/ what h~ has termed his long rang
| lumbardmrnt' win Nj Lloyd -Gcorg'
| with the one in Dublin and the uthc
IN London. or whether the Houtheri
lIsh leaders Will signify the belle
tiat the continuation of tine parle.
would br unlikely 60 produce the de
sired results.
The last contingency. however,
Iani connsrrrd ut lrisn hradquarter
as IN. least pruhuhl" ul Tie thrc
ALTERNATIVES.
Onr point upon which Mt u
Valera win be urged by his colleague
to make representations To air Lioy d
G.oryy before the r,turn OF the sout
ireland delegation win De what th
IepublIcun leader adv lscrs regard q
unlaNuribl- tine back ground create
by the british prrmicrs maintcn1n'
OF the two nation idea" by meetin
Mr. Dr Valera ana Sir JamcH Crai
, separately.
Some members uf our party -
IN this "a desire ON the part OF u
premier to- hold before IA. world u
. familiar picture of two separate 81
tii,a within Ireland. which cuntri
. dicts ia. virtual csS.uce OF our case
0 said man who enjoys the cont
drucr OF the southern delegation.
p In view of uur rrtusul to Hit at q
Z conference tabl, with Mr. l.loy
- Geurgo and the lNcrites.' b" co
ID tinu.d. ut would seem that our %
i.ctiuns ON this point were unlusiil
u able. but what We desire 10 Ia
y made clear is that conversations su
% as have occurred here do not imi
amy recognition ou our part OF I
y tlacritrs equality
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
At
INQUEST OVER
HfADLESs BODY
Evidence Conflicts on
Whether It's DIR. Brum-
field or Russell

ROSERURG, Ore. July 20
Crowds gathered at the court house
early today Tor the second day OF the
Inquest over the hoadIess body found
In the wreckage OF Dr. II. NJ. Brum-
fields automobile hast week. Several
witnesses repeated details furnished
10 officers VINO have caused war.
rant to be issued for the arrest of
DIR. Brumfield on a charge OF murder
ing Dennis Russell. Others sup.
ported the Testimony OF Mrs Brum-
field who yesterday testified that ahe
was positive that the body was that
OF her husband.
NJ. II. shelton and II. Hargis late
yesterday told OF finding a battered
hat. a pool OF blood and 80 callber
cartridge on the Pacific highway
near the Booth ranch. Hargis de-
clared that he had known Russell for
more than a year and that Russell
always wore the hat which was found
on the pavement.
Legs Dangled Prom Auto.
II. W. Bowman said that on We'd
nesday night he saw the Brumfield
car near the Booth ranch. Il started
90 20 around the car and IL started.
he ssaid. "Dr. Brumfield was the
II
when he started up and zig ragged
down the road ahead OF me. | aw
legs dangling out OF the front dooi
as he drove down the road ahead oi
me-"
Kenneth Ronk told OF being witt
Russell at the time the latter picked
tup pair OF nail clippers. He sav
him use the clippers at that time, h
said. lie heard the shots near tn
Booth ranch and told OF the passsinl
Of the two cars, one speeding an,
the other travelling a slower rate o
speed. lie also testified OF visltinl
the spot from which the sound of tn
shots cnlanated aud finding bloc,
and pieces OF hair and scalp.
Miliard Meredith. a nephew OF ID
Brumfield by marriage. declared tina
the body IL not that OF Russell bu
Brumfield.
Mrs. Brumfield Recalled.
! Mrs. X. NJ. Brumfield was recalle
TO the witness stand today. DiStric
Attorney Neuner questioned he
CLOSELY regarding DIR. Brumfield's ac
tiNitics during the week prior TO hi
disappearance She declared tn
dentist had said nothing to her con
cerning a trip or made any int.matio
that he was planning a murder. ii
: was normal ON the day OF the wreci
she snid. More witnesses wer
summed in an attempt TO Identify III
: body. Acquaintances OF Dennis Run
, sell testified they viewed the body
, the morEue and that IL was the r.
mains of Russell
Friends of DR. Brumfield testifie
they were positive in their Identifies
tion fof the body as his
A i. Il. and I'D Russell, brothers I
1 Russell. testified they examined q
: headless body and were certain thi
Il was their brother.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
Man Reported to
Have Been Kidnapped
Located by Wife

SHARON, Pa July 90 Thomas
~ Randolph prominent business
man ot sharon. reported Ia have been
kidnapped Mondil night ana held for
$50. 900 ransom talked with his wife
by long distance telephone al 2
O'Clock this morning from Franklin,
Pa. according tu work received 10y
local police.
Mrs. Randolph IL X said. declined
Go disclose their conversation, bun
ID was learned that randolph, IN,
police said. had passed through Oi
/ CITY IN an automobile ana was headed
| fur Erie, In.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
MORE MEN IN
TEXAS TARRE0;
STATE AROUSED
Legislature Plans to Stop
Ku Klux Klan
Activities

NAcoGDOCIIEs. Texas. July 2o.-
!. W Mcknight taken IRON deputy
sheriffs ~ masked men near Tcnaha
last night, was benten and tar placed
an his clothing hut not his body. lie
was brought To hir home mere about
daylight this morning by brother
Mcknight said ne planned TO lay
his cas-. before federal authorities In
the hope of securing protection. He
was beaten last saturday night by
unidsntified men.
sheriff Woodian OF this county was
Informed today thar threats we're
made nt Timpson against other resi-
dents ~ Nacogdoch"s. An all man
from this county wis whipped neai
TlmpHan several weeks age
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
KC kIux KLAN GIVES
$500 10 Az ORPHAN AcI.

DALLAS. Texas, July 90 knights
~ the ku klnN Khan have contrib
utsd $500 to the support O. Hope
cottage here. dedicated 90 the care
of homeless children The money
was mailed 10 local newspaper
VefterfnV with letter SAYING q NUM-
hef ~ innaftS ~trifss r1f~a ror ny the
insi Ituiion "src due directly to lax
enforcement OF tn" lava condi-
tion which must be met"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
Two Investigations
Into Prison Fire

plTTSBTHGH, Pa. July 20.-Two
iu,rstisnUuua iutu th" fire and riot
at the Western p@nitrutiarV here
Monday during w'lich eight CON
vIcta were wounded and damage
done estimated U 100000. Will pro
rr.d itt once. according to cot A. e..
Ruak. secretary - th" board Of in
Fportora.
TIE iuspraipr's Investigation would
begin after Wardon Francis had COM
iA.ttd hs inquiry Az 20 the cause
Df th, trouble. colonel ROok said
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nANDrTs CIIn MERCHANT

Eel fASo. Texas. July 1.-TWO
young men entered the small down
town dry goods store Of Isaac y.
Shay this morning. called for "A pair
of overnlls ana whrn the merchant
had reached the r-ar Of the store
60 get them, they jumped on his
back and cluhhed him almost %
death with pistols. Shay, who IN 30
years old called for help before the
bandits could knock him uncon-
scious. The bandits escaped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
British Dominions
Reject Preliminary
Disarmament Policy

LONDON July 2O-The suggestion
thai "a meeting preliminary 10 the
Washington disarmament conference
be- held In London to enable the
British dominions 90 express thelr
views Of far eastern questions ~
likcl TO b. abandoned. II was learned
In "A well informed quarter here to-
dny.
ANY and an conferences dealing
with these Two subjects VIII be helh
in America was IN. assurance given
iu this quarter,
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ma FRAMED N
TI.NAS AMID At kIAN

AUSTIN. TrN. july 70 N'pF'
nenintlNc patuian of CnHs. today pre-
pared petition requesting the goN
.rnor to submit bill TO III" spcctu
session Of the legislature making :,
felony TO appear IN disguise in
TeNas Tho hill he sad. would be
aimed at the alleged ku KluN klnA
organization Mr. Paiman was circu
lRting the petition among the hoii-'
members nt noon and several had
gned II viii be- presented 20 th'
Eotrrnnr tins afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
John D. Rockefeller
Sells Holdings in
One Oil Company

NEW YORK. July 2o.--John D.
Rockefeller has disposed OF all his
vast holdings In the standard on
company of New Jersey. the parent
company. with the exception OF one
thousand shares OF common stock val
ued nt flse.s95. according To an ae-
count published by the New York
World. today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
GOV. SMALL
Of ILLINOIS
IS INDICTED
Grand Jury Investigated
His Acts When State
Treasurer

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, July 90
Indictments charging Governor
Small, Lieutenant Governor =. II.
Sterling and Vernon Curtis with
embezzlement, conspiracy and
operation Of a confidence game
we're returned by the Sangamou
county grand jury at 0 so5 p. m.
The climax Of the first act IN
one Of the most startling political
dramas Of The state Q history came
late today following the grand
jury's investigation Of the s10,-
600, 600 loan Of state funds TO Ar
mour and company aud Swift and
company, through state bank
owned by state officials.
This loan, IL was said, was made
through the Grant Park bank, an
institution operated by the late
Senator Il. C. Curtis close friend
and political colleague Of Gov
ernor Small for many years.
Bonds Of all three officials were
fixed at $4,000 ON each count.
on the first indictment tho Eovsr-
nor. lieutenant governor snd Curtis
were charged with embezzieinent OF
sf.ooO.oOo
bank on Paper
The indictment for conspiracy and
confidence games charges that the
three obtained divers drafta war;
rants. vouchers and documents TO the
amount OF two million dollars"
Attorney General Brundage ana his
aides attempted TO show that tho
Grant Park bank existed only on
paper under a charter granted many
years ago by Alonao Curtis. father OF
the late Senator. Interest on the ton
million dollars amounting 10 two per
cont was paid to the stata during
the terms q oovsr9or small and
treasurer OF Illinois. The packers
notes are said 70 have drawn seven
and eight per cent Interest. "a IA ths
difference In interest earnings that
was the crux OF the invsstisafion.
The Grant Park bank went out OF
existence last January when new
state bank law went into effect
1 1850
were made, was a legitimate fnstitu-
tlon why such an obscure establish-
ment selected "a the depository for
such a huge sum as ten million doll
lars and II the treasurer. Len Small
was serving In the interests OF tina
people why did the money earn only
two per cent for the state. although Il
was secured by notea bearing Z and
per cent" Attorney General Brun.
dage asked while the investigation
was In progress.
: Governor silent
Governor small had scarcely broker
2 his silence since the Investigation
started. Lieutenant Governor Ster'
0 ling said he had violated no law q
Q his knowledge and then remained
silent The investigation was closell
4 guarded by secrecy during its pro
- grcss
IL was started by revelations o
A ". r. Miller, concerning alleged ir
= regularitics existing before hia tern
as state treasurer.
4 Mr.. Sterling In said 20 have accepte'
:. Smali'a securities on state loans whel
4 he took over office. Some of thee
securities were not accepted In IN
same manner by Mr.. Miller. u wa
| autf
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Shortage of Packing
House Comptroller
Now Put at Million

AUSTIN TEXAS. July 2o.-rhc
Hctuul shuftrr" In the accounts ot
u J. Thomson. former cumptruticr
of George A. HORNED a GO. local
packers. ~ SllS9O00, according 10
official figures received here today
from Chicago. where creditors of the
concern are ia conference
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u. s. Intervention
In Silesia Sought

IONpON. luiy 20.-lt was stated
In authoritative quarters today that
Informal suggestions have been made
FOR American intervention In the
Ifpper Silesinn trouble. which n N
feared will threaten open hOaulitieA'
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prNyEn GAItAGE RoBBED

NENNEN- 'oT0| JNIV ~" IHT''
m.n IN "A large touring car drnv"
INTO % garage In Fast Denver at an
,afly hour this morning. slugged
AI.Nnnder Sawlck. The night watch
man aud escaped with $3l2 In cash
nrcnrding To the story Snwick told the
police today
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PLAYERS
DOUBLE CROSSED
THEIR BR|BERS
Sick of Deal to Throw
World Series, They
Won Third Game


cutcAco I,,iv % The Chicago
- -. ....,.... III.
Nhi'" 9"h P'"s''h "'''' "h'''"a ""
"a clique Of. gamblers To- throw the
1otg u,orld's s.rier to Cincinnati for
s,ao ana ,....,.,,,.. 80, =, ,no ,s.i|
fi""'"""' "''"'"' S" ~ wv
when they were not pasd the briDes
promi-ed and al "A meeting before the
NJ, -. ,,.,.,d,.a 40 ,,,,. ,b.,, no.,
~" 49, W
and win the series, biii hurha' ac-
ooinpice In the alleged deal and the
states .aar witness. testified today In
| ~. h,,s.lnli trial
ffrg.d ny ,n,' ,ii.r.d flyers Ia win
a. ,st,, ,.,,,'''. a. t,,,,.,,,'., ~, t,..,,Ino
"a. ~ sl',.,,,'. Ii ~, hsa lor,
,a -, ~ ,,,.,,,is,. a.ico,,a md Mi.
uD w. .'n,n, nn, ,.,,n ,,,r a
.,,N'''.,. ...',', 49,, Ia
busher pl'k Kerr, buInr aalu
Turn, i"eh"s w, 10" ~" y, a
~ the sai"o'FtN, ''yy u""v,' '.,s.e .,,..'
! theiI otip"'s ny 'l'Ne t"'.h tneS
wouiu lose the third game, u"t IN
H''"h W." H. '" " WIZ" '''" Roi'
pitnhing-
Attempts OF TIE state TO have burns
ten oi a conversation with Eddie CT
cote In New York, where the state
claims the alleged conspiracy was
| formed failed when Judge Friend
| sustained a defense objection.
Burns Double Crossed
Swede Risberg, the white sox
Hhortstop, agreed TO go through"
with the game throwing. Burns tea-
titled. Repeated attempts to persuade
the players "a throw the rest OF the
games failed and Burns then gave
up his efforts to again bribe the play
ers he said,
Burns himself was doubled crossed
out OF his share Of the spoils by
Chick Gandil who refused to pay him.
the witness testified. adding that he
told Gandil then that he would
"squawk" and expose the whole deal.
QUESTIONING Burns regarding his
conversation with Gandil and other
players after the second game of the
! series Attorney German for the pro-
secution, resumed the examination AZ
follows;
q. What did they say
A. They said they had been
: doubled crossed Risherg said ne
would go through and throw ths
games said | would see theys wer<
paid.
-. Who did you SEQ them
A a. Attell-the noNt day. We wen'
ITO a mans room and met Joe Gedeon
Some 81. Louis man and some othel
men were there. AtteI said he could
= get twenty thousand dollars IRON
some bankers II" Ahlu H"ih" o'
Louis man would put up the money.
q Just what did the 81 louii
man say2
Threatens To Squnwk
\. lie said he would put up hal
OF the money. lh'h i went y" SC
= the players at IA" warner shV
i Gandil but n" said again ne wa
"A through ! asked about my cut OF IN
e 10000 ! gave him. lie said u" dldn
d have tho money and thht | wouldu
" get any II told MIN would tel
q everything about the game throwing
u | went tn the sherman hotel ana tor
4 Attell II was all OFT. l hnd no NOR
y talks with Attel about the gaIn.'
'- MHhhrs ana ! went pa,h - s
natl for the last two games there
is Then ] went back 10 New lorh,
rs never talked win the players III I'm
b. cinnatL
q Who did You see on Tue tIaln
,e The mayor OF cincinnati an
~ Ring lArdn"r.
A. Burns remt"d tutther d'talls
m meetings IN Cincinnati hntels ht Wh,s
a. he said the gnmblcfs ana players ul
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NniIInp direction east; character Of
IN. day partly cloudy.
New MoNico-Locai showers to
might or Thursduy. cooler tonight
Iu south portion. warmer notih-
,nst portIon Thursday
Arizona Unsettled, possibly lo-
.,l showers tonight or Thursday
cooler tonight In western portion.
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Weather.
ar THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
Tor 20 hnur- ending q n. M.

Highest temper
azure So lowest
temperature o.;
daily range tenn
perature %;
mean daily tenn
poraturs 90; re-
lativo humidity
6 y m 40; re-
ntivr humidity
d a. m, al pre-
cipitation g 0
maximum VEloc-
ity Of wind miles
per hour 80 pre-
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Today's s Results
National League.

National League.
First game; R.H.E.
Chicago .....2o2 oto soo--io "a
Philadelphia .OO0 900 600 o s I
Batteries; Alexander and Daily. Kill
liter; Smith. Belts and Brnggy.
Second game; II. II. y.
Chicago 900. 900 000 O00---0 1
Philadelphia ..lt0 00l 2e0-s 10 l
Batteries; York. Tyler and Daiy.
Wirtz. Hubbeil aud Peters.
Score: r. II. r.
Cincinnati ....i00 900 i00--2 . 0
New York 49,. 600 100 000--l o
Batteries: itixey and Hargrave;
Toney. Benton ana snyder.
Pittsburgh .... ooi go 0o--a . I
Boston .... geo 00G 600 A
Batteries; Cooper ana dchnidti
Oeschger and O'Neill.
ST. LOuis $3.50. $50 000 02i-- ls ,
brooklyn .... 00i isn co.'s ~ &
Batteries. Pfefrer ana clemona:
Grimes. Reuther and Hitoheli. NIL
ief'
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sHors TO nrorrN

EvANs1oN. wye, July s0.---rhr
Union rae.flc chops here. CLOSED sew
ment ofdqf wa put into Eject are
10 be reopcned August Il u was IN
nounccd tadny About fifty nen viii
he put 10 wofh. u was said