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gifta of Koerner, Btate treasurer: CoL 8. Listoe, St. taking a winning advantage on the Peter; Henry Nupson, bases. Score: Paul: E. E. Benn, St. H. B. Preston. LOST IT R. The Minneapolis appointments are P. BY EfIRORS Columbus 10103100 0—« 7 4 flliltlSflflGEflTAHlTY following fIEW 11. TAfIGIiE Cyclists Should Always Use Indianapolis ...0 4002210 3-12 13.2 announced: Battprles—Davis and Buckley; Jones and Assistant sergeants—N. JL Beden, J. J. Baston, Bridgest. G. K. Belden, C. Wilson. Gordon R. ip SAINTS PI/AY A HOT GAME WITH BUSINESS MEN NOT INCLINED 0V Cooley, J. J. Duncan, dblm H. Ege, Frank doubtful it is wise to PUSH UNTIL AFTER Orygla, L. Gulbrandsen, Henry J. Gersten, at the present crM* BRJ3WEKB HIT ARK TOO l\- NATIONAL. LEAGUE. TRADE! G. H. Hosmer, J. A. Heghtrom, Simon Mich- Foreclose: LUCK V. CONVENTIONS. lett, E. H. McLeod, Nels» Munson, H. A. TIME. Dfl Ik! H' © WOI'NDS, BRUISES, Norton, J. W. Lash, Burke O'Brien. Geo. \u25a0^ I I fl^H B a Champion* Once More at the Top sunburn, sprains. W. Parker. Pages and ushers—Stanley and I ' of the List. Graham Evans, sons of R. 6. Evans, John S. B W OhF and C. A. Pillsbury. Jr., Ed. Page Carlton, Won Lost P.C. FINANCIAL POLICY IN DOUBT. B. E. Park Jasper, Geo. K. Shaw, Jr., Alfred SALE MAY BE PUT OFF. 'TWAS THE COUNT VS. BARNES. Baltimore 28 16 .636 Stringer, Aleo Sinla, S. L. Hunt, D. F. 26 15 .634 TO AVOID LAMESESS, BUB WITH IT Cleveland Simpson, J. Swift, Louis Tressman, a, M, EXERCISING, Philadelphia 28 19 .596 Wright, D. L. Smith. AFTEB Boston 25 18 .ssl THAT COM- —;. THE XEW COMPANY FAILS TO CREAM CITI TWIRLKH. HOWEVER, Cincinnati 27 20 .574 UNTIL IS SETTLED ' OF A Washington 22 20 .524 MERCE IN ALLITS BRANCHES A_\ AltC-LIOSHL WAR. SECURE A CHARTER FROM RECEIVED SUPPORT .524 1 Pittsburg 22 20 WILL BE CONGRESS. BELIEVES .MOST IIHILLIVVTKIXD Brooklyn 22 22 .500 QUIET. A OT CHAFINGS, SORENESS, C^M^Trßl Chicago 23 24 .489 Great Falls in the Throe* of a Stro*- MB S 8 KllI 8 New York 20 24 .455 Kle; St. Louis 13 31 .295 9 35 .205 WEEK'S COMMERCIAL REVIEWS. STATE CHARTER MIGHT BE HAD. MILLERS PULVERIZE THE BLUES. Louisville Grand Falls, Mont., June 12.—Whether or BALTIMORE, June 12.—Score: not Grand Falls will have another electric R. H. B. lightcompany is still a question for the future Refuse Substitutes—Weak, Watery, Worthless. Baltimore , 00211212* 9 14 2 Bradstreet's Dun's Agencies The war goes merrily on. One It < oul.l Sot Confer Many Valaable Score of 13 to I at KiinnHM City— 17 3 and to determine. Chicago 000000100 opened ten days ago and all Uy the Tiger* Batteries—McMabon and Clark; Friend and Take a Pessimistic \ lew of set of bids were RlKlits Held the Presfnl \JBE POND'S EXTRACT OINTMENT FOR PILES* HuosiiTK Crowd rejected. pub- Kittredge. the Market. were A new advertisement was Company. Sent for First I'lace. lished, and bids have been opened a second by mail for 50 cts. PHILADELPHIA, June 12—Score: time. POND'S EXTRACT CO.. 70 FIFTH AVE.NI E. NEW YORK. Philadelphia 20300 10 1' 9 9 2 Superintendent Dickinson, of the present Milwaukee 8, Si. Paul 1. Louisville 0 1003 0040 8 8 4 NEW YORK, June 12.— Bradstreets electric light company, now offers to furnish NEW YORK, June 12.—There is much Batteries—McGill and Orth and Clements; tomorrow say: There Is little or no forty-two or more lights, 2000-candle power, discussion among those concerned in Minneapolis) 13, Kamai City 1. Hill and Miller. will to local. Imperial and foreign trader efort to push business at a period of at $10 per month on a three-year contract, j the reorganization of the Northern Pa- and Grand Rapid* 8, Detroit •». or at $9.50 per month on a five-year contract, j WASHINGTON, June 12.—Score: so much uncertainty as precise cific railroad as to the form of BULL Whereas, the metric system has now Indianapolis 12, Culumiina 5. < H. E. the John F. Cowan, of Butte. and Charles H. j GREEDY JOHN R. Havre, to company is to have, been universally recognized as Washington 2004 81220 19 18 3 terms of the financial planks to be a- Atkinson, of offer furnish forty- charter the or the most 2 two or more 2,QOC-candle prwer lights for a ! whether it is advisable to foreclose the perfect decimal system and generally Played. Won. Lost. Per Cent. St. Louis 100022001 6 13 dopted by the great political parties in period five for the sum of $4,200 per Batteries—King and McGuire; Hart, Par- of years property at present, in view of the fact adopted by nations of both continents, Detroit 39 25 14 .641 The general mer- annum. E\GLA\D IS AFTER THE TERRI- 24 14 .632 rott and MoFarland. national convention. j that present congress has failed with the exception of the British em- Indianapolis 38 continues as dull After the reading of these bids an ordi- : the TORY LOST IN EGYPT IX pire Minneapolis 41 22 19 .537 chandise movement j nance was introduced, read for the first time i to give company a new charter. and the United States of America, BOSTON, June 12.—Score: i the be It Kansas City 41 22 19 .537 and conservative as heretofore retail- and referred to the ordinance committee, A story is afloat in Wall street to St. Paul 39 20 19 .513 3 buying only granting to Messrs. Cowan and Atkinson a i Resolved. That the metric system of Milwaukee 44 22 22 .500 Boston 153 2 102 1* 15 24 ers are with few exceptions the effect that the failure of congress Cincinnati 102000000 3 9 3 franchise for an electric light plant for a j weights and measures be adopted with- Columbus 45 16 29 .356 and Ganzel; Ehert, for imedite necessities. Mercantile col- term of twenty years, under the terms of j to pass the expected legislation was out further delay by the Rapids Batteries—Stivettes plant to operation several gov- Grand 43 14 29 .326 Fischer, Vaughn and Gray. lections continue slow and unsatisfac- which their will have be in partly to the bond empire, yard being* Oct. 1, 1896. This is the way the !' due efforts of the GOVERNMENT WAS FORCED. ernments of the the tory and there is no gain in the cotton, as soon as holders of the Seattle, Lake Shore & extended to the metre, the quart to the GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY NEW YORK, June 12.—Score: matter stands, leaving an opportunity for a j St. Paul at Milwaukee. R. H. E. wooolen goods, iron or steel industries. see-saw of argument w>».h the next meeting j Eastern railroad. The resolutions au- litre, and the two pounds weight to the company kilogramme. Minneapolis nl Kansas Oityv Pittsburg 0 00400200 6 14 2 Western speculators are buying wool of the council. The old has several ! thorizing the new charter which was Detroit at Grand Rapids. 0000000 342 strong men behind it. some of whom are SITUATION ALONG THE MLE DE- After a resolution expressing the New York 0 3 above a parity with prices offered from the Boston before the committee of congress, stip- con- Columbus at JndlanapoliSt heavy stockholders in & Montana XAXUED IMMEDIATE AXD AG- gress to be in favor of closer connection R. 11. E. the East. There is little likelihood of Mining Company. They are not speaking for ulated that all property claims against to Globe. publication, but there are divers reports of GRESSIVE ACTION. between the governments and the Buecial the BROOKLYN, June 12.-Score: higher prices for wool while so much the Northern Pacific were to be set- MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 12.—The Brooklyn 003 000001 4 8 1 war to the end if the new company is al- chambers of commerce had been adopt- 3 9 1 machinery Is idle. Nearly all branches lowed to secure the franchise rights It is tled. ed the congress adjourned. Brewers won their second successive Cleveland ..0 01101000 of dry goods are somewhat depressed. seeking. According to the report, the bond- game of present series from St. PKNALTY OP DEFEAT. the Diamond Dust. The contest continues between iron and holders of the Seattle, Lake Shore & DONGOLA THE OBJECTIVE POINT. 3'aul to-day in the presence of a small five games DICKINSON DOTS. a of $5,000,- St. Paul is now in fifth place, steel and consumers, general trade in Eastern had claim about crowd. The locals played one of the behind the leader, Detroit. By losing to --000, which the Northern Pacific had re- en. iiarmi.-ri Gets Ten »ar« For Milwaukee to-day the Apostles will drop to central western states is quiet. No best games seen here this season. to readjust. of the Being Licked. sixth place, where they can safely anchor improvement reported Chicago of \\ <><>l fused The bonds Scope of the Prcneut Plan la sub- Barnes pitched an excellent game and is from Big-great Shipment In the were princi- Massowah, June 12.—The until they get home, June 19. Seattle road guaranteed, ject to advocate general, kept the visitors down to seven hits. as compared with unsatisfactory re- County's Ulster)-. pal interest, by an I'nliiik> "•• hi at in completing his address (or the pro»ecu» I • • and the Northern Pa- at St. Paul was strong In the box where What great work the St.* Paul team is do- cords of recent weeks. Kansas City cific, road was Any IIin.-. tion to-day the trial by court martial of It has won four games out Dickinson, N. D., June 12.—Two children and when the former Gen. Baratieri, the Italian commander whu Tony officiated, the team ing, to be sure. and Omaha report relatively the best ago, bought Mullane but of fourteen on the trip. of Albert Oukrop. living ftve miles north- sold some time it was in was defeated by the Abysstnlans at Adowa. on support and this demand among western jobbing cen- March with the loss of about 12,500 rendered very poor • * west of town, a girl aged Hi and a boy of 6 by the Northern Pacific for $1,000,000. 1. men • wrong side of the ters. Reports killed and wounded, demanded that the gen* lost the game for the apostleß. St. Paul can get on the from Southern distribut- years, were drowned in a slough near their The outstanding bond amounted to LONDON, June 12.—The marquis years 500 mark by C o'clock Sunday evening. of eral be sentenced to ten In a fortreta. Wlwaukee] A.B. R. B. P.O. A. E. • * • ing centers announce an almost uni- house yesterday afternoon^ The little fellow $G,000,000. Salisbury today, replying to Lord Rose- with the attendant penalties. Nicol, cf 5 1 1 4 0 0 St. Paul formly quiet trade although good rains fell in and the girl jumped in to save him. According to the report, the Seattle bery said that he had been of the opin- .Weaver, 4 12 2 0 0 It is a week to-day since the TOIGH FOR THE DONS. If "heavy hitters" won a game. in territory tributary to Charleston Dickinson will have an celebration bondholders were so indignant that ion for a long time that soner or Ilartman, 3b 4 0 114 0 of the Fourth this year, $5tWelaboratehaving been con- later • • and to New Orleans improved they determined to block things at necessary steps Twitchell, rf 3 10 2 0 0 Who suggested that the* St. Paul team come have the tributed by the citizens for-that purpose. A j it would be to take to \u25a0Stafford, lb 4 0 1 10 0 0 crop and races, Washington. It one of for Egypt home? It would be more welcome anywhere outlook and wholesale trade. grand parade, horse other fire- j is said that reclaim the territory lost in 1:hio|m;i \u25a0> iinnkera Decllue to l.onn llelzena. ss 4 0 12 3 0 works, including the usual- oratorial article, 2 5 0 else. The total number of business fail- their representatives appeared before | 1882 and in 1884. Many reasons coun- Coin Spain. Taylor, 2b 4 0 0 c \u2666 ures throughout winding up wtth a dance in a large pavillion ! explained they to ipeer, c 3 0 14 10 • yesterday. That the United States this erected by Kihm of the Villard house, j the committee and that selled delay, but the government was 0 0 Minneapolis made 13 runs week is 234, compared landlord liarnes, p 4 0 0 J> 13 settled Kansas City. with 236 last will include the features. j were unable to get any satisfaction suddenly confronted by the fact that New York, June 12.—A special to the Her* week, 252 in the second week of June Wool is constantly being unloaded in the ii from the reorganization committee was aid from Havana says: Dispatches from Totala 35 3 7 27 13 0 •getting• * easier.—Milwau- in producers in readiness for the Kasaala threatened, but there v.as Madrid say that the bankers of Paris and Tony Mullane is 1895, 227 the corresponding week of warehouses by the Northern Pacific road. The sale i every Paul. A.B. R. B. P.O. A. E. kee Journal. 1894 and as contrasted buyers who will be here June 18, the official ; !on probability that the fall would be Amstt rdam have declined to advance any St. with 303 in the expected [ or Pacific is advertised to by further loans to Spain before next November. O'Kourke, 3b 4 0 0 0 4 0 • • • likeperiodo 1893. market day. It is that fully 4W.000 j the Northern followed a catastrophe. The expe- Mertes, cf 8 12 2 0 1 Weddige of last year's Terre Haute team pounds will be shipped from here this seasjn I take place next month, but as no ac- dition up the Nile, he cntinued, was or- 0 13 0 0 Is playing third base for New Bedford, of the There are 38 business failures report- as against 320,000 pound." last year. was Ordained to Grief. George, If 4 | tlon in regard to the new charter dered because the government that lb 2 0 0 9 2 0 New England league and doing some good ed from Canada this week, compared This promises lo be a phenominal year for felt Tehoran, June All Mirza, Glasseoek. hitting owing moisture, taken at this session of congress, it is 12.—Mohammed Fickett, 2b 4 114 2 1 and fielding. wth 29 last week, 21 in the week a year grass and hay, to so much its interests were at stake, and that eldest i>un of the shah, was proclaimed holf Kraua, 0 0 0 0 0 • ago and 30 in the week two years ago while the prospect, for all kinds of grain was considered likely that the sale will be of Italy were apparent to-day. rf ....3 • • form. soil being so thoroughly those affected. The oc- .Shugart, ss 4 0 2 15 0 Barnes is apparently rounding into and in the week three years ago. never so good, the postponed. A charter might be ob- cupation of 0 His work the past week has been a great im- saturated. i Dongola, the marqufs point- Spin, c 4 0 0 2 2 onfi of the states, but it LET THEM FIGHT. Mullano, 4 0 13 4 1 provement over that of the early season. tained from ed out, would increase Egyptian com- p many Comiskey, lb 0 J) 0 J) J) • • • STRENGTH FICTITIOUS. TOWXE AT ST. CLOUD. would lack of the valuable merce, and prevent the incursions of J Grand Rapids has a strong team now and rights that are enjoyed by the old Continuing, Corbet* and Sbnrkey will K«fl He In- 1 7 27 19 3 will make it net for some of the leaders. the dervishes. the premier Totals ...32 Dim & Co. BenriNh Regarding the company under its present charter. said that Sir Herbert Kitchener terfered With. base on balls, Barnes, second. ments for the celebration of the Fourth of for the federation ha Shugart, tive reaction has not in the For. will be prepared to go further. In my not believe the exhibition will conflict with 2; .Mullane; hit by pitcher, Mertes, Comiskey, least July, Congressman Chas. A. traeffed aJUI-priae umpire, O'Day; has• * * out flat footed changed the business and has secured opinion, we shall not have restored the Hunting law passed by the leg- Speer; struck out, Mullane; Jim Manning come outlook. to the Chicago, June 12.—Nearly all of the roads islature three years ago. A meeting of he time, 1:50. ] against the proposed transfer of the In- The ficticious prices Towne deliver oration. have Egypt to the position in which we re- Omaha. The other made Cor wheat Walter Arnold, one of the heaviest granite in the Western Passenger association ar- | federalon will be held this evening to tak* dianapolis franchise to and cotton meant no good except j rangements to run a large number of spe- j ceived her, and shall rot place her in final action on the subject. MILLERS. managers in the league are against it and for producers of this city, returned from Duluth : Louis. ; THIRTEEN FOR THE Indianapolis. individuals and the change to prices cial trains for the convention at St. tht position of safety which is her due, the team will remain right at Thursday, where he secured the contract Of the roads running cut of Chicago toward , Brush's talk of losing money with a team more nearly in re- from the Philadelphia parties for the granite i St. Louis, the Alton, Burlington and Illinois j until the Egyptian flag float! over Future t'haniplona. an » City tietn But One Run in chance accord with actual K mii in second position and with a good lations of demand supply, only piers of the new steel bridge between Con- ! Central have contracted for most of the traf- Khartoum. The Clippers will cross bats with the Fowl- for the penant is all bosh. He will make and ner's and points. Mr> Arnold's con- through specials a Game. money to conditions Rice's ; fir. A number of have been ers this afternoon at the former's grounds, more in two menths than Ellis will conforms which have tract amounts ty,nearly I&0OO, and will fur- i taken on al! of these three roads, and in ad- avenue; KANSAS CITY, June 12.—Today's game was in five, and Ellis, with a tail-endor is not well known number granite Marion and University batteries for of been for months. The at- nish work for a, large sf dition their through trains are crowded to | C'llpi>ers, A. Olson and 11. l'ranky. The little short of a farce so far as the playing talking of quitting.—Grand Rapids Herald. during The contract will the not tack on stocks on Wednesday was so cutters the season. the utmost with political excursions. The Clippers challenge club in the city under the home team was concerned. They could in its entirety this summer. arrangements POL MIS AMI I'KMK ODOMI0I). *nY and with the exception Camp, who • * *regarded of plainly artificial be executed j Alton has also' made for a U years. Crimson Kirns preferred. AddreM hit Anderson's curves Lew was as one that thi3 large number-.0-f delegations from the South *ix street. Manager Manning, they fielded like a lot most when he in^uence H. Mryant, Kdmund of the promising young lhfielders passed with the day and neither for- and the Democratic convention. Trumps want game any of butter fingers. The Blues were horribly i was a Colt in Anson's stable, wfll never again WISCONSIN APPORTIONMENT. Southwes£i tor CoiiKrvKM of lianilx-rs of Commerce The a with club outfield, the whole eign relations nor in domestic busi- • i under fifteen. Address Otto Tedders, 24<) Paga crippled in the arid it shows regain fast company till he learns how to l). Anson undertook to anybody Sustained. opportunities really expects, but that has gressman Burr W. Johns this morning' Sir o? I says that another Greek vessel loaded ISlillers came after three or four cure Camp of his weakness, but gave up his Albert Kaye Rollitt, president munitions and provisions for the In- to retire the side. The Mill- become so much the rule that the i-e- Gallup, N. M., with had been offered task in disgust.—Washington Post. filed the formal demand on Attorney June 12.—Senator the London Ch'anifcer of Commerce, surgents has been siezed by the ers played fast and brilliant ball from start to --port had no real influence and the Turkish • • • General W. H. Mylrea that he ask per- Stephen M. White, of California, passed New- I officials. finish, and the true story of the game is that Paul Hinee is credited to this day with principal effect was the serious de- presided. The resolution of the they simply showed the lljues up, apparently having made ths only triple play unassisted Wisconsin Supreme through here yesterday on his way The French Ruardship started for YaJova pression caused by the large sales mission from the castle and Gates Head chamber of ; yesterday, with $75,000 with which to pay scoring at will and allowing nothing to get in the history of the National league. He in of in away from them in the field. Big Bill made it when with Providence in 1878. He is anticipation of the report which court to bring a suit in the name from Washington to his home Los commerce, introduced by Mr. B. Plum- the ransom of the two French ludlos who ball over the fence state to aside the were recently captured mar that place by Schriver again lifted the now with Montgomery, Ala. seemed to be thoroughly known in ad- the of Wisconsin set Angeles. When asked about the ru- mer, that so as possible it is mo.'t brigands. with the bases filled and thereby cinched the • » apportionment passed by last far stage. The most brilliant * vance to some speculators. While At- bill the mors connecting his name with the game at an early Tom Morrissey, the veteran first baseman, legislature. has important that inter-imperial postul fielding feature was a great running catch by has signed with the Fort Atkinson team. lantic reports for the week were Senator Wm. F. Vilas I Democratic presidential and vice-pres- Home Thlevea Caught. Lally. which shut off two runs for the Blues. 1,588,158 bushels, named as associate council in the ac- and telegraph routes should be estab- bad as could be • • flour included, idential nomination, he said that he niack River Falls, Wis., June 12.- Two Clark's umpiring was as The Detroit team has* been shut out of Mt, against only 809,539, tion, while State Senator Michael j lished between Great Britain and the ' young today, charg- Imagined, but as he roasted both pitchers en Clemens for Sunday ball. last year, the com- was not a candidate for either office. men were arrested here parison obviously Kruzka, of Milwaukee, is the peti- the , ed with stealing a span of horses owned by balls, and strikes, his poor work did not affect is exceptional and discussing to colonies, as well as between colo- MHrosp. • * * in name In the platform be j 11. C. CttllHiiflar, of the result. Scorej The classical Boston Journal, in telling its significant while the receipts at west- tioner whose .the action is de- adopted by the Democratic national nies themselves, without such routes* H. P.O. A. E. readers about the watch presented Capt. Kansas City. A.B. R. ern ports of 2,429,345 bushels against scribed. con% rention, senator said: passing through countries, wan Wanning, 3 0 Joyce, said it was inscribed on the back - the other 2b 3 0 1 4 Scrapio, Joyceous year, persistency adopted. following in- TUenefee. cf 2 0 0 1 0 0 with "In Hoc Victorious." 1,386,230 last show RAID ON "I would be heartily in favor of The resolution Nyce, ss 2 0 0 '1 3 2 In plain District of Columbia lingo this of conditions which have governed PI*E>TON. amending constitution so as to give troduced by the London chamber of means, "By Scrappy Joyce we win games." the Klusman, lb 4 1 2 11 1 0 movements during the whole year. the impose a tax commerce, relating to bills of lading, Kllng, If 3 0 0 0 0 2 • £he rtsn congress power to Hines. rf 3 0 0 0 0 1 The Providence olub* is* booked to win the It is not the time to look for marked La Crosse Business* >len Capture the upon all incomes. The decision of th? was then adopted: lkitfleld, 3b 3 0 10 11 pennant in the Eastern league. It has just improvement in industries and the Town/ i Supreme on tax "That this congress expresses strong closed a very successful trip away from court the income bill j Lake, c 4 0 16 0 1 best thing that can be said of them ?« regard as a great misfortune, not disapproval of the method adopted in XPERMANENT CURE Callahan, p 4 0 0 1 5 0 home and is very strong at the bat and in Special to the Dispatch. I sof1 th« most ot>«ln»w catea guaranteed infrom j , the field. that none have as yet been seriously Preston, June la-^bcty-two mem- only because of its direct bearing upon bills of lading of inserting clauses con- ? 3 to d dart : no uttiT irentuieDt required, and' i Minn.. 2 without the naukeatlnsr r'-»uU» of rioting with! i Totals 28 1 5 24 13 7 by raising revenue, tracting ship owners practically out of i says Joyce• is such terrible kicker disturbed threatened labor diffi- bers of the La Crcsse bcaTd 'of trade includ- the problem of but be- c<;ubeh*,Cop«lb. Farlt. all, Connor. 2b 4 2 2 4 « 0 over an undertaker's bill.—Washington all such difficulties may be averted ex- evening. They came upby.,way of the nar- century and discredits the court it- chamber of commerce to provide a con- Lally, If 5 2 2 1 0 0 Times. cept perhaps controversy row gauge and returned th& morning. The with ship owners in order to Wilmot. cl a 12 2 0 0 \u2666 the about self. ference wages object of their visit was to. become better ac- clauses, failing Werden, lb 4 2 2 12 0 1 fans want• *a blackboard in the of iron puddlers and tin plate "The dissenting opinions of Whlt3 eliminate these or such Milwaukee quaintde with the dealers ef this place and int Frank, rf 4 2 1 1 0 0 park with the scores of the other games in the workers. become more intimately acquainted with the and Harlan seem to me unanswerable. conference, to introduce a bill > Scriver, c 5 2 3 3 3 0 league inning by inning. people of Preston..-1 They defining liability of ship Kuehne. 3b 4 0 113 0 business were met After that first decision I would not Parliament at the depot by tbe Preston: band and about any owners. Bail, ss 4 10 3 10 NORTHFIELD RELAY RACE!. THE TARIFF LEAGUE. 400 people and marched' tram there to the have voted for an income tax of Anderson, p 4 110 0 0 sort could be drawn in conform- The motion of the Liverpool chamber race opera house where an address of welcome that The postponed relay from Min- belivered by Hon. A. D. Grayi ity doctrine laid down by the of commerce regarding the rule of the Totala 13__ 14 27 13 1 neapolis to return, Paul with the Northfield and will Represntativcs Will Open Headquar- A. D. Gray left for St. to-day to join court. A tax Is needed road at sea was adopted. It read: kans~a7~City~r777^X~o"o~l 1) 0 0 0 o—l brougnt off the balance of the delegates to the St. Louis just income be on Sunday, weather ters at St. I.oulm. to reserve, "That inasmuch as .the system of Minneapolis 0 0215005 •—l3 Arrangements convention. provide and I think the Earned runs. Kansas City 1, Minneapolis 7; •permittinrr. made for people generally are in favor of such sound signals for use in fog proposed EAST 12.—Representatives FLOIR WAR ON. SUMMER IN THE hasp Lally, announced, per- St. Louis, June 2 hits. Klusman 2, Schriver; three the event, and will be methods of raising revenue to meet at the Washington conference has been base hits, Frank; home run, Schriver; left on to stand. The unfortunate dangerous useless basf Kansas City 7, Minneapolis 6; base on mitted mis- of the American Protective Tariff the expenses of the government." condemned as and a rider made trouble in l>a .., off Callahan 2, off Anderson 5; hit by take of novice League will arrive to-night and open Pierre Dealers Giving Consumers On the Cuban question, Senator by all classes directly responsible for The Ocean Resorts pivi tied ball. Manning. Werden. Time of the first attmpt at this relay, while bad mercantile marine of at Cheap Bread. White said: "Itis not likely that any- the safety of the Atlantic City, Capo May, Anbury Park. Ocean game. 1:30. Umpire, Clark. has prevented anything being headquarters the Planters. The country, by shipping along weather Special to the Dispatch. thing decisive can be done at present this and the in- I Grove ;Long Krauch, and resorts the New It is probable that the run Eastern representatives are the guests Pierre, D., 12.—There the marine of this < Jersey Goaxt are on the Pennsylvania Lines, GALE WASN'T SUPPORTED. done since. S. June is a flour to assist Cuba. The president told the terests of mercantile Chicago Newport, Karra- Sunday made in good time, of Hon. Cornelius N. Bliss, president war among dealers of this city, and the country, by shipping interests I which lead from to of will be committee that waited on him to urge and the : gansett Pier, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket price is foing down a comparative price many expe- popular place** along Poor Fielding; Allowed the Gold as the roads are in fair condition, and of the American Protective Tariff to action, that the mere recognition of in ether countries, it is ! and watering the Atlautla with wheat. The citizens are taking advan- governments I frum Chesapeake Bay to Maine. \\ chang-es have been made as to several League, treasurer Repub- belligerency would be of little benefit dient that the British I'UK.N to 111. and of the of the opportunity to positions that will remove the possibili- tage supply themselves. that armed* Intervention only could should endeavor to secure consent of Grand Rapids. Mich., June 12.—Gayle lican national committee. Among The Durrill Cycle club wa^ organized here and ty of another such eiMor-as the last. with twenty-flve put an to state of affairs now all the foreign powers' tc the with- pitched a good game for Detroit to-day but those composing the tariffleagu£'party last night abaut members. end the he was not well supported. Wolters gave Today willoccur the Minneapolis and As there are fully 100 wheels owned In the existing In the island. He told the drawal of the proposed new sound sig- In the Mountains away to Briggs in the fourth inning-. Sr^ore: bicycle road'rkce from Deep- are the following: town, it is expected to secure enough re- nals." Cresson, Bedford Springs, Ebensburg.AUoon* R. H. St. Paul cruits to make the Durrill one of the strong- committee that congress had the power E. Minneapolis." Hon. C. N. Bliss, of New York; remedy, emigration resolution of the Win- ! and other resorts in the Alleglieuiea »r» also haven to There are 25 Gen. to apply and The \u25a0 Grand Rapids .0 0510110 o—B 11 2 est clubs in the state. that asked the trade, by on the Penn.sylvauia Route, over which the Detroit 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 o—6 15 7 entries in the event, many of them very Horace Porter, of New York; Hon. if they were willing as- j nipeg board of moved Mr. 1 White Mountains, the Adirondack*. Briggs members to L. Patton, was next adopted. In Watklns Batteries—Welters, and Smink; riders. Messrs. Cutts and Loch- Wise, York; Congress- AMERICAN SHOES. responsibility. Frank { Glen, Mt. Dessert Inland, and places of Summer Gayle and Trost. fast John S. of New sume the Of course ' it is the duty ofthe ren judges of the finish. willing. it he declares that sojourn in Eastern New York, Vermont, New will act as man F. W. Mondell, of Wyoming; Hon. Consul Mason Says That They they were not As the presl- j imperial and colonial governments, as , Hampshire and Maine may be conveuleutly aud Indianapolis, June 12.—Davis wildness gave The Northwestern road race will occur dent cannot, and congress will not au- citizens of the comfortably reached from Chicago. the fans heart disease all through William Brockfield, of New York; Con- Should Control Germaa Market*. well as of all patriotic | the game, on the 27th. thorize armed intervention, and war empire to use every means available to tut sharp fielding prevented the visitors from gressman Robert W. Taylor, of Ohio; >',r Ir>rirm»tlon nonearning r«lw Urn*or train« »n« th* Washington, June 12.—Frank Mason, United with Spain, there is little prospects of encourage emigration to the colonies i flm-tl&»« through «nlc« pltaw appljr iv H. Ft. JjKiliXJ Col. S. V. R. Cruger, president of the States consul at Frankfort, in a report to the immediate relief for Cuba." from the motherland and to discourage j Axi.taatGeu«r»l rutupr Ageut, Chicago, Ills, park beard, New York City; Homer State department strongly urges a concerted in every possible way the directing of movement on the part of our shoe manu- such emigratio to foreign countrie.s. facturers to control the German markets. He JAMESON'S TRIAL. Asimilar resolution, moved by Mr. H. NEW REPRESENTATION. points out how this can b.e*dtfee, and says the B. Joyner, representing the Q'Appele way has already been opened by the great Still Dragging Its Weary Lengrth la trade, adopted. pthe board of was also success that has attended importation of London. On motion of Mr. J. X. Perrault, for Henry C. Payne Has a Nut for Some- American shoes in Germany?l commerce, London, June 12— The trial of Dr. Jame- the Montreal chamber of the one to Crack. •:; i son and his fellow prisoners, who were en- following resolutions were adpted: IIAXNATO OK DECK. the currency sys- LOUIS, June 12.—National Committee- gaged in the raid into the Transvaal was "Whereas British ST. resumed at the Bow street police courtt pounds, shilling, pence and farth- man Payne will press his resolution for a I i: ft tem f today. There was not much interest taken ings a source of annoyance representation Ready Pay the Fines of the Jame- is constant different in the national con- to in the proceedings. The prosecution closed and loss of time to the trade, especial- vention. He wants the national committee to son 'iloii. with the production of the now famous cryp- ly to the foreig trade, who have recommend to the convention the following: tograms exchanged between the various system; 12.—A sppfiaJ dispatch from parties interested in the raid, and Sir adopted a decimal and covers "Resolved, that the national committee London, June of the North American con- recommend to the convention that hereafter Pretoria, says that as soon as the of Edward Clarke, for the defence, intimated the whole decision that unless further proofs were forthcoming tinent, with a population of 70,000,000 of FOR ITSELF. the basis of representation from the several the executive council, John Hayes SPEAKS delegates-at-large to.&lehse in regard to the proclamation of the English speaking people, be it resolved states shall be fixed at four Hammond, George jSol. Rhodes and S \ and one additional delegate for each 7,000 Farraf f , Foreign Enlistment act and its applicability That the Canadian decimal system of The Easiest Riding and Most Durable ¥ IliiiCiraW©!! Johankpa^urg reform com- this case, he should have to submit that votes or majority fraction thereof, cast In J. W. Leonard, the to currency, which answers all purposes, the ticket mittee leaders, upon the? payment of fines the court had no Jurisdiction in the case. Wheel on Market. each state for the republican electoral trial was then adjourned till Monday. be extended to the other portions of the at the last preceding election, and that each matter had already been arranged. Hammond The sterling being Farrar and Phillips have signed an aggrement British empire, the pound territory and the District of Columbia be en- to 55, shilling to 25 cents. titled to six delegates. to abstain hereafter from any interference in Mormons In Mexico. epual and the the politcß cf the South African republic. Whereas, the British system of PAUL, j Consequently the sentence of banishment Washington, June 12..—.There are ten col- measures, vary con- HERE IN ST. HAPPY GOPHERS. of Mormons in Mexico, nearly all weights and which [MADE imposed upon them has been suspended, onies Their holdings are in the finest stantly In every part of the British em- amounting to $125,000 each was announced, Americans. pire, annoyance, Barney Barnato.the so-called "Kaffir King," portion of northern Mexico; the soil is very is a source of constant rich and productive and with the advent of loss of time, and a formidable obstacle We guarantee satisfaction. One Smoking Tyin Byrnes Looks After Minnesota went to the jailwith a check for $250,000 with the of which they are trial another sale. Examine I railroads, from nearest means People. wich to pay the fines of Messrs. Hammond i removed 125 to 250 miles, these lands will First- and Rhodes. He found, however, that the our wheels and be convinced. 12.—Sergeant arms Byrnes ! greatly enhance in value. United States connection. Full Tobacco^/cou- St. Louis, June at Paso del Norte says class repair shop in each two ounce bag, and two Consul Buford at that %jt^^'^\j^X~^bf^ has nearly completed his list of appoint- opening goods of P OU9 ins^e each four ounce there is a good for American line sundries. _ bag of Blackwell's Durham. ,-—irfr>lKy»raF% ments for assistant sergeants, ushers and HOW ARE YOUR KIDNEYS? among the colonists and says that the Mor- «3kL r\,m «Mj pages. He has been reasonably liberal with mons are exceedingly prosperous and highly B«y a bag of thi 9 cele- 1 have taken a sample package of Dr. Hobbs regarded. rSiv %lA J^ F«^ Minnesota, and said this morning that there Sparagus Kidney Pills which was handed me BACO-CURO! brated tobacco and read the Only scientific cote for Tobacco hcMr. I'm Xi . M would be a few additional appointments (five days treatment) and now feel like a new H7 a Kill Aaother Killer. tobacco until remedy notifies yomontop. \Vrit- *' co«P OI»—which gives list Hfgfcf next Monday after the delegation person. If is as much merit in your guarantee or money refunded. Beud HOJSERTS f^Sfl^t V '**r> \u25a0-P&'BmuH arrived. there ten to cure ' I.:'. Jof vuluable presents and how ujfjPl '"Sn^'^jKy Following U the official roster: . ;>i Sparagus Kidney Pills as 1 have experienced Seattle, Wash. June 13— Ex-street com- for free booklet and proofs. AH drugglats or Assistant sergeants—S. F. Fullerton, state with the sample, I would not be without missioner Lary Cummings, shot his wife and «nt direct by Kuasu Chxkicax dt Mro. Co., game and fish commissioner; Tarns Bixby, them for $500. I believe your pills will give attemped to shoot his daughter last night at .LaCrogse, WU. and t-oston. Mass. fl.OOpexbQZ, Ofiioiiilion Co. city. |Ua ranrai Dim chairman, and Harris Richardson, secretary great relief. C. A. Palmer, 245 W. 38th their home in this Mrs. Cummings la three boxes with written faaraotee of the state central committee; Hon. A. T. street, Hvw York City. .believed to be fatally wounded. Fourth and St. Peter Sts.