10 THE SAINT PAUL GLOIii;: SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1898.

cement or wood, which he will shortly pre- a short sHit 'em again! Soak him on the is given encouragement he'll keep on coming | NEW Dan A. the bit? j and YORK, Jan. S.—French tandem the Cor- of them on the ball field. jaw! a after he is once started he is as good ! first, Slid the man who brought off say the idea of a school Bravo! Wasn't that beaut? as you make player, English riders second, and Ameri- Xo one will that go 'em. He's a great ball j bett and Fitzsimmors conflict at Carson for the training of young players is a bad Fine, it old boy! Gee, whiz! did iHe was a little slow at the outset with In- j ca's two tandem team.-; beaten in the without dissenting dlanapolis. City last March, is expected in St. Paul one. The idea will pass a you see that upper cut? Ifithad ever \u25a0 He only made one hit in the first trial heats, was the result of the inter- vote. Cnder the careful tuition of Dean Bine championship games he played and ; today. The big Texas sport was due | and BillLange, landed it would have been a knock- national Anson and Profs. Tim Ke-afe j Wattie was afraid he wouldn't do. He was | tandem team pursuit race, to leave Chicago last ni-i-ht. About the with lectures on rainy days by Prcfs. Cornis- j out, sure. Reckon this ain't the real !patient, and when McFarland got to going j Cycle as- *%h key Joyce, why a player be ' which the American Racing IBs National league people thought that -I>* certain quarters to "kid" the new project. hum of voices they had picked heard, but un- up a wonderful thrower in low to be distinctly Hartman. Well, this Steinfcldt can throw DARBY P. "WAS FAST. mistakably voices in animated conver- all around him. Inever saw such an arm. He can stand sation. stock still in his tracks and St. Paul Horse Won the Pacing Itace | "whip" 'em over" from third to first like a suddenly a gruff voice rifle shot. a wonder Yesterday. "Time!" called He's as a chance-taker. easily discernable over the murmur- • He goes after everything."• St. Paul blood showed in the races at ! • » Isles, Minneapolis, yesterday ings, and all other sounds died in a j Hall, short; iff//;/. V^-6^^^% 9 Lake of the aft- j Milwaukee has lest Russell ernoon, when Dr. Porneroy's handsome Dar- scuffling of feet. Michael Lawrence, first, and Pitchers Black- burn and Weyhing. by P. walked off with the pacing prize in j Biff, bang, and then the strange j but Connie Mack figures {VARIOUS three straight heats, making the three fur- on getting Tommy Tucker. GLOUGH'S SUGGESS HANNA "Good, • * * longs in :.-".'). :SO»4, :49%. This was a sad \ cries could again be heard. ' blow the large crowd of somewhat boast- swing gutteral Kans*.*)s City has signed Shortstop Perry, of to on his head," and a the ful Minneapolis sportsmen, who had been j "ugh" one followed Atchison team. • * * Continued from I'li-ki Page. Continued from First I'njre. predicting all sorts of sadness for the St. j told that some had Paul entry. instructions. Tom Daly will be field captain of the Mil- governor n 1898, rather than make a members was the principal topic among* time, having waukee team next season. tl.. visiting The track was perfect for fast Strange sounds these to be issuing » • * light in Ramsey county, which he had Democratic statesmen. been planed and scraped the day before, ar.d calculated would with him. Clausen Hon. George K. Nash, chairman ol the day was an ideal one for the races. When from the basement of a store in the It cost $1,000 less to run the Eastern league be Republican j in 1597 than it did in 3S9C. alsq got on. as did Doc SchifCman, the the state executive com- It ls figured out that the time in the pacing business district, but they smote upon • • • mittee, tonight race averaged fifty seconds for tbe three- only other active worker of recognized announced that the fol- eighths mile, and figures a 2:13 1-3 the ears of pedestrians near a busi- "Cub" Strieker, the once famous player, political sagacity the coterie. Eli lowing gentlemen had been Invited I of a this has in clip, it can readily be seen that the onJj-pkers ness house on Sixth street, near Wa- purchased a cigar• *store* in Albany, N. Y. Warner is to go to the state senate as sneak at the Republican mass meeting saw some good sport. John Grimes' good night, part understanding. Monday afternoon and had accepted Lexmont, gave Darby basha, at 11:30 Friday and be- The Pecrla club ha** signed Smith, who a of the little horse. a good Smith was position the same: Congressman S. A. argument, and secured for himself second ; lated citizens paused to discover their played third base for the Milwaukees when Ben offered the North- Myers was disabled. of candidate for attorney general on way, of Ashtabula: Hon. D. VV. Ayerst, money. W. P. Porter's mare Novice stepped No lights were visible in the » * » of .Marysville; the third heat in a speedy manner, but could source. j the slate, and In accept* d it too quick. Bishop li. \V. Amen. ot (juite nacer, store, and no signs of occupancy could j Tho Brooklyn management has engaged was a questit n what Xenia: Congress \V. S. Kerr, not bead the St. Paul and was Lamp.-, the There of to do of Mans- l>lii<«J third in the race. In the second heac be seen about the place. But the un- left-handed pitehrr. who his two with Berg. B< rg i.s politically regarded field; Hon. James J. Hooker, of Cin- Robert Salter's sidewheeler, Billy S., broke continued. Hurrying !or three times appeared In the league with Congressman usual sounds varying success. about like a Georgia pond, only an inch cinnati; C. H. Grosvenoiv his bit and made things quite lively around feet, low murmurings, occasional I • * * pond of Athens; ex-Congr I). the deep. But like the same he is ssman X. \\ fy track for some few minutes before he | shouts, softened, however, as though I Wagner CHARLES H. BBBETTS, large sen, of Columbus; Congressman Loomis, Earl claims that he secured the spread out over a territory, and R. \V. % could be stopped. George who drove distance, frequent out- ; New Owner of tiie Brooklyn Club. hung to cart from a and best of the recent deal with Baltimore. He v question what to with him. Taylor, of Columbian county; him, on the gamely and *»r.s ap- II as a do Hon. DAK STUART. pulled all over the lee. but finally stopped bursts of gutteral laughter, came calls Deinontreville. McJames and McGann lb* bad two terms, which is the limit Emmet Tompkins, of Columbus c.un- ' parently the earth, ; mechanical players. ty; the horse with very little damage to either from bowels of the mmc for that position. Still he wants it. R. M. Nevin, of Dayton; Gen. E. S. horse or driver. suggesting a revel of the inferno. Bo- | portion of praise by every one of the dies another gentleman of Meyer, of Cleveland; .1. If. to articles for a fight before Jack Martin judge. ; Connie Mack is making a strong effort to 6,000 S.i his na- Hon. South- nature was starting Ernie Dur- wildered and unsatisfied, those seeking secure Tom Tucker play base persons who witnessed tionality, ard, of Toledo; Col. W. Warneck, of leaving- city. Chicago nam patrol judge, and Mr. Gregory from St. | to nrs-t for the their fault- named J. W. Peterson. Which B. this While in Paul, to locate the sounds gave up the rath- Milwaukee club, it is said. If true, both less work. one tbe slatemakers decided to put on I'ibana; J. Warren Keifer, of Spring- Thursday night Lou Housman a Tom Hawkins and Dr. Eaton were in uncanny investigation wended Detroit and Milwaukee field; had the stand. er and are after Tucker's Michael was to have met Eddie Bald the ticket willdevelop in a day or two. Congressman T. S. Burton, talk with Mr. Stuart, and this is what their respective ways in mystified j services. • man for gov- Cleveland, and Coop • « and the to The selected lieutenant Col. W. C. wrote wonderment. match was have been de- ernor* is only one name Mount will h«- about it: GBABURN AND HITCHINS ap- Bert Myers thinks left-handed basemen who the whose the Vernon. The meeting The articles of agreement under which Stu- After a while three policemen | when southpaw pitcher cided by the best two races out of three Globe has not b arned. probably call out others. Judge art wants switch a faces them i 1in- men to face > tin- is- r of the Inter Ocean suggested that the ! were won Graburn and intently. ; from St. Louis. I testants in this wen- involve,! porti the scores made being as follows: way, the bluecoats listened Murphy was a great backstop five years ago, j event represen- for them. All tiie v< ters have to do is sues in the senatorial con- articles would make good fight literature, the — They to other ;but this year he America, Republican Lone Star Staite puckered North and South smiled and nodded each was the slowest catcher j tatives of France and Eng- to vote the nam*-a marked test. He will then introduce Congress- rotund one from the Barlow and Jaggar 177 in undoubted recognition cf the sepul- in the big league.— Philadelphia Press. let go at that. L. up his lips and emitted a shrill sort of whistle *» * * land. The Chase brothers, in addition and return home and it man Walter Weaver, of Spring- Bowen and Stanton 17* i They appeared to have i any Republicans in the field, as such as had never before been heard on flc-or C. chral sounds. The story is out that after paying rail- to Fulford and Wheelock, of Kngland, If there are chairman of the convention F of the Great Northern. H. Gilbert and Kane I'd heard the same noises before. One of ; state, for a place on tiie and announce R. Mail- Stua.rt, Greene and Prest 17(* road fares both to and from San Francisco, i were entered, but this week Arthur A. ambitious that John "Down our way," exnls-ined Mr. the policemen knocked on the door. In and all expenses of the both ways, ;here state tickr t, they had letter curb their and A. c. Cain will act as secretai wh< n ask d what tl at whl tl-, int rpr.ted nto Kennedy and llletzke 170 grave. trip Chase went pieces and Mace and McGuckin ]7o a twinkle all was as silent as the was enough left to give each member of the to could not ambitions and save themselves disap- The speeches will be limited to ii\- BngliSb, meant, "it signifies a pronounced minutes Baltimore and All-America on. any negative. For instance: B, who has drawn a Metcalf and Sperry ISO It was nearly fifteen before • * * combination $241. train "Merrie Kngland"' had to be pointment, for they will not have minutes, and it is expected that the was by the open- j yen fourth ace to three and a sider, puts enough the knock answered Milwaukee is satisfied with a representation of two more chance to get on the ticket than eon tion will appoint a commit! pot 'tap' C, Total 1,219 ing door, and then the policemen enlarging its bleachers to ac- Judgt* into the to who has been four- soutli, of the j commodate Sunday throngs. men, Fulford and Wheelock. The a rabbit. That is unless Collins on resolutions. The advices r< flushing and hasn't helped his hand. If, at Average, north and 174 1-7. brilliantly; by J. G. East and West- found themselves in the by can be induced to enter the lists and Nash tonight from a!! parts this particular juncture, you hear C whistle lighted aiound which was Pres Hart, says • American outfit wa« thus increased machine. did a ago, it is a vehemently Carson and Larkin 187 basement dent of Chicago,• ho would necessity bad a fight to break the the state Indicate that tin- i; aa I moment gathered a well known cit- pay $3,500 for Catcher M-cGuire, of the of substituting Jay Eaton Jg claimed, the < expressed 'No.' and. it goes." Chapin and Countryman 190 number of 'Wash- ' Every day. it adds to ans are coming here In articles, P. Gilbert and Simcock izens. Lawyers, doctors and politicians ington. When he. broached the subject to ond F. F. Goodman, in addition t-J Fred strength of Ciough's plans and given "What, then, are the terms of the IS alderman .* nally assigned to defend the stars and Hennepin The anti-Hanna men admit that "Well," answered Mr. Stuart, "primarily Lawton and Miller mortal, bluecoats , closely. Sanger and Youngman ordinary as the Pfeffer is still hustling for a berth as man- j stripes. publicans are being watched It er securing control of i-- they call for a fight for the world's heavy- 191 the politi- ; may both walked into the room, and agtr of a Western club. IfFritz connects is there the opposition fight be i of the legislature, they •• i weight championship between Robert Fitz- he will re'urn the diamond, I The first pair of tandems put on the they simmons and James J. Corbett." Total 1329 cians chewed viciously on the ends of to having fully expected to start, if at all. If mistake in adjourning from WV.-* ofTered?" Average, east and west, IS9 0-7. cigars. At the far end of the recovered from the ailment thut put him ! track, after the relative positions of the carry Hennepin and a number of day "What purse inducements are their out of the major league last season. can j to Monday, and having th< "Without giving you the figures, the purse basement a leading young legal light, starters in the big event were drawn, the northern counties can be lined up bers go borne until inauguration di will be as big as that fought for last LAST NIGHT'S GAMES. who once cherished congressional am- were Gougoltz and Lamberjack, of * sanst Van Sant before the plans . The Republican members who March." bitions, stood beside a table In oratori- completed to swing them operating "How about the pictures— the veriscope?" CENTER PA*RTY SPLIT. France, and Titus and Butler. These hove been with the Demo How the Weekly Curling cal pose. lips moved and an occa- way, might be de- "Iam offering them a purse to fight for— Practice His two tandems started off at a very live- the otber Van Sant j Hanna were thus confronted with In not to pose for," answered Stuart. "Don't let Resulted. sional gesture told that he was ad- feated, or the slate broken. Otherwise | dtgnatlon meetings at their hon We will at- dressing The audience Disintegration of the Opposition In ly gait and the Frenchmen gradually over, but shouting and us throw up bridges to cross. There goodly the audience. it is all the | which are likely to turn the tipb- in fa tend to the picture business when we resell were a number of curlers on ! to however, gained on hand last evening at Raspberry island, did not seem mind this and Germany. but surely their rivals. Just any trouble that the Democrats and ; vor of Senator Hanna. it." to ! backs to the speaker, a ( may be able to make. "When do you figure on bringing the men play their regular Saturday night practice i all with their BERLIN, Jan. B.—The reichstag will! few feet from the- tape the French- Pciuilists The opposition made repeated game. The Ice was in fine condition, afford- gazed anxiously at the policemen. men efforts and what is the cause of Gov. most persistent together?" j saying, reassemble on Tuesday, and the budget j redoubled then* passed Just activity i efforts last nighl I "Along about July or August next." ing the players good sport. The results were I "My friends," the lawyer was Americans, Ciough's unusual interest and get Senator to here, as follows: committee will forthwith begin its de- the winning by half a wheei I question. Foraker come am "In Nevada?" "this is a crucial movement. We are ] iin the movement is a It is thai has been regarded as an Nevada," > T. W. Griggs. A. B. Van Bergen, battle, liberations. naval in 1 :59 3-5. Indica- "Now, Idon't know about an- ' on the eve of a great and it ap- . The chances of the !understood that the whole machine But J. Emerson, ' tion that he was needed. I jrwered Stuart dubiously. "I would much I B. |Dr. S. O. Arnold, skip pears treachery is at the last mo- bill are materially improved. The Con- | Fulford and Wheelock. of England, is against Senator Davis. P. H. Mead, ! —8. that ! !movement ; senior senator from Ohio left Cincinnati prefer to bring it off in some more access!- ! ment to Drove our undoing. Already servatives, exception then went on against Eaton ar.d Good- be it if it were ble locality—nearer the center of population. I W. F\ Myron, skip—l4. G. B. Berick, — j with the of the 'j iWarner wouldn't in [ nati last night for Washington, with er, is, mean | Agrarian wing, man, but after they had covered the friendly blames But let the men sign the articles first, and | W. H. Barr, jj. Langford, two rounds that I the the National Liberals i to Davis. Warner out stopping at Columbus. It is re* supremacy \u25a0 lap latter tandem he Iwill agree to find a place which will be as David Scott. (George Myron, struggle for has been partly and a now second the was mad c !Senator Davis for the fact that ported that a certain part) met the H. Stevenson, Snowden, 1 settled, enemy fraction of the Radicals useless through the collapse of near a bed of roses as it is possible to get j W. Harry skip and we find the in our j generally thej measure, a the rear 1 (Warner) is still doing a little insurance on the way before his de- pair." H. W. Cory, skip—l2. | —11. through- favor while Englishmen very generously holding senator or for the midst, spreading consternation j among tire. The !business instead of a federal parture, but nothing definite is known "Who referee the fight?" Dr. C. A. Van Slyke, H. F. Mason, "party" is split the Centrists is in process stopped consented to give was a will out our ranks. Our in dan- | and the :appointment. So that considera- j as to that matter. All to get "A man mutually agreeable to both the j J. H. Riheldaffer. |M. Goodbody, Only minutes more of formation. .The' Prussian members, Americans another chance. The gen- responsibility de- efforts principals." George Cunningham, Johnston, ger. ten and the j !tion in taking the of either or jH. match, beg under the leadership of Herr Liber, are eresity of the Englishmen was appre- Ramsey delegation Foraker John R. McLean here "Will it be Siler?" Tom Scott. skip—2o. N. P. Langford Jr., pardon, you must excuse | livering the for Van have failed, and withal thi for* the bill, cer- ciated and loudly applauded by every Ciough's attitude to d- "It will, if they mutually agree upon him." j C. H. l4. I the * with I Gov. own with being great Barlow, ' one. peon as teams were stait- Sant. Ited the two factors 'Have you any idea of bringing off other C. M. would have been won. Had we but a tain amendments. On the other hand, As the ISenator Davis was illustrated in a in the "combine." contests at the time of the Fitzsimmons-Cor- little more time in which to carry on the South Germans,, especially the Ba- ed again it was seen that the English- j small way Friday when he failed to bett meeting?" DAVIDSON AN EASY WINNER. fray, cinch men were bountl to win, which they did of this bloody it's a we would varians, are unalterably opposed to it. reappoint him a member the board m "1 would like very much," replied Mr. have seen as pretty a knockout as was , very cleverly after chasing their op- university and Stuart, "to bring McCoy and Choynskl or If the split is.effected, Emperor Wil- of regents of the state Defeats the SkatiiiK* Champion of ever pulled off. In other words this i ponents for a distanc-e of seventeen gave place to Rev. S. G. Smith, a McCoy and Mitcheil together." ' liam will have his \u0084big navy, and the Time, 3:2"-) the "How about Lavigne and a the Head of the Luken. fight would have been waged to a finish laps. 2-5. Ramsey county Republican who is Been mate?" Centrists, the most- powerful opposi- shut I Now, STILLWATER NEWS. "Oh, 1 don't know. Ithink that two big Special to and every one would have gotten his ; This the American teams out of most local conventions. the Globe. against heat, iin of the fights like those under contemplation would DCLUTH, Minn.. Jan. B.—John Davidson $2 worth, but unfortunately there must | tion of the government and the final which the French team whether Gov. Clough aspires to a po- be attractive enough. There is such a thing of St. Paul, D. Morrison, a our midst, every ! whose wishes no measure hither- v, nn from their English opponents after I States senate or Death of Henry K. Setz<*r, surfeit, you defeated N. of have been traitor in could | sition in the United Formei as a know." Superior, the short-distance champion of the \ party has its Judas, fellow citizens, to be passed in the reichstag, willcease traversing eight and a half laps in one of the things the "tVniilen and ex-Leg-lftlntor. "Has Corbett signed your articles." head of the lakes, in a half-mile race at the j Summary: not is also "No: but he will." bear that in mind, but, as Iwas about to be a unit, arid a riew party grouping :53 3-5. been unable to learn. • Union rink tonight. The men started op- 1 One mile open, professional —Final hea* Globe has Henry N. Setzer, one of tie- p "What if Fitzsimmons to remark, raged is # — others hold to sticks to his de- posite sides of the track and for the first while the contest it necessitated in the reichstag, which won by Al Xewhouse, Buffalo Fnal Some think he does and residents of Minnesota, who has prac \u25a0 heat 1 termination fight laps was a good fight we may ! expressed in print some to make Corbett Maher be- three the race was a preity one. but the of which vvell will materially affect the elections in New York, second; Al Weinlg, Buffalo, third; the belief d law in the valley fore he gives the Californian a pace set by Davidson proud, ; 1 governor will be St. Croix return was more than the be and now that the stuff ts off spring, new | Enrl Stevens. Buffalo, fourth. Tim", 2:10 ""-:.. menths ago that the many years, early y< match?" Superior man could stand and after the third we may as well it the for the- attitude of International tandem pursuit profes- • appointment of died here "My mission ls a fight lap Davidson gained call a draw and de- | r.a- *. content to receive the morning of pneumonia. I\u25a0\u25a0 between Corbett steadily almost over- clare all bets off." the Center will influence the higher ;sional— First heat won by Gougoltz and Lam- surveyor general of lngs and lumber and Fitzsimmons, and if the latter insists taking Morrison on the last lap, and beating clergy, especially Archbishop | berjaek. Fr&ace, who defeat* Tin,s I been prominently Identified with tb*. I policemen \u25a0 Catholic of 3 F. J. district, as the on Corbett fighting Maher first. Iwill hie me him out by more that 100 feet. Time made, Th-e were somewhat puz- ar.d Xat Butler, of States. Dis- 1 for the Minneapolis history of this state since j, I thought they Stablewskl and Prince Bishop Kopp. j the United activity. rrltorial back to my offices in New York." 1:20. was fast. when the track', zled at first and had tance, one mil*. Time. 1:59 3-5. Se'-on-I : price of his But whatever days, a "Would you which is sixteen laps to mile, Yielding longer se- and had held number of offli give a purse for Maher and the is taken broken in upon a Fourth ward po-itic-al i to the wishes of uhe Vatican, heat—Won by Fulford and Wheel ;ck. of 1 he may hope for, it is no a Including that of warden In the prij Corbett?" Into consideration. upon j largely responsible England, .Iny -ton Teddy meeting, but meditation conclud- they are for the ! who defeat -d E and \u25a0\u25a0 the same forces that are be- here, back "Think Iwould; but Ihave not given this be, Goodman, the United St"ttes. Distance, ' cret that in the '50s. At one time he ed this could not as the "chairman" series of important demonstrations pre- j of cue ing applied to infiict a slate on the Re- phase of the matter any thought." SNYDER IS WILLING. !mile, seven iaps. Ti:i;e. :;:29 2-."i. Fln.'l applied was a member of the terrl whose address they had Interrupted, ! paring in favor of the — • publicans of Minnesota will be lature. In early days be was inten Itis understood that Mr7Stuart will was a red-hot Democrat, the alderman | naval increase. j heat Won by Goue-oltz and L-mborjack, of Minnesota's distin- take Fitzsimmons and Julian off to Says He Will Wrestle hasten The first will take place in Berlin on Franc?, who defra'ed Fulf:d and Wheel'ck, jto turning down <-d in a number of business ventui Before who got small with their entrance, a j England. Distance, eight and K. Davis. in late years gave some secluded spot in St. Paul today dyed-in-the-wool Jan. 15, when 250 heads of the leading 'of o.ie-half !°*guished senator. C.* * but he up 'all busi- Jan. 2 prejudicied the wheals 219; M. McCarthy, 199; John Steichen, sneaking in, one at a time, in order to thority published Republican congressional members of the executive 203* suspicion, contradicts the often They were unable to render assistance man of the says to testify in the Ging case, has committee against Boston as E. Holly,160; A. J. Albaehten, liS; E. Orn- avoid but the police "got the Seventh district , to the prison. soon as it was dorf, Steichen, got statement that evj-Jry word the em- to the remainder of the crew. The committee in mentioned as an applicant for the 167; Nick 206. next" and around in time to Dut an inepubFrc Eddy will be returned, as will, he Stillwater camp of tho President Potter meet. to scrap shortly peror utters is carefully writ- steamer, it is believed, founeiered in that Modern \Y set forth this side of the ca-*e c» end the after the sec- approved. j predicts Page Morris, from tne Sixth. and the Royal Neighbors Installed ofl very clearly In a letter to the president ond round opened. The ten and On the contrary, it twenty minutes after the survivors lef 2 Thursday evening. the Boston of men had hard- men wrere talk, he says, meets with 98 meet club who had presented ly gotten warmed up and as appears, his majesty seldom prepares her. The four helplessly Com-tock valley, Members of Company X gave tl *> the formal application for the BURNED AT THE STAKE. neither an open boat for seven favor in the Red river and I",Ida; meet In '98 had any advantage at this stage his remarks, t&ey are mostly im- adrift in hours. much of the season President Potter said in substance that not- of the arid not impossible that the Moorhead the most enjoyable given I withstanding the many : contest the .fight was declared a promptu and delivered on inspira- it is dances advantages wh ch Bre- draw - the ex-congressmen will appear before the -on. The armory waa taal ton might possess, together with her un- Two Indian Murderers Killed by a and the purse divided equally 1 re- between tion of the This is true in convention as an Important candidate. ed with fla.gs and bunting, ar> 1S a doubted ability to entertain a large number Mob off the principals. No arrests made gard moment:emperor's MAOUGHA^TTACKED. * * * attendance. of visitors, the executive Whites. every were to all the sensational committee could as evidence of the fight Staples \u25a0• not consider Boston WICHITA, Kan., Jan. g.—A message from except official-quoted Speeches. and unprejudiced (?) po- Miss Lillian left v- seriously without first the audience and the "pugs" and A veracious Montreal, '.-.litre she is a': taking up the hostile attidude of the rail- the telegraiph operator at Earlboro. O. T., at had van- "Vnmbers Reported to Have Been on one the Minneapo- operating tonight says yesterday ished before the police The diplomats of Berlin expect se- litical writer of Charles G. Reed left yesterday for Provi- roads in the New England states 8:45 that afternoon a were admitted. Killed on Bdtb Sides. says that the Democrats of dence, which refused to carry bicyc'.es mob of thirty white men chained to a stake Both Roy and Boesel were fully rious trouble \u25a0__ between France and lis papers . R. I. Mrs. Reed win without col- dressed as — persuasion going to ride her parents lecting an extra fee, and that it would be Lincoln McGelsey and another Seminole half- and no mats, gloves or other ring para- Great Britain the outcome of the LONDON, Jan. 8. A special dispatch the silver are until next spring well lor the wheelmen of New England to breed near Maud postoffice, Seminole na- phernalia could be found. race to Khartroumoi They say that if from Cape Town says Lerethodi, the "rough shod" over their allies of other Mrs. Alex Richard wa.* pie take up that question and if necessary tion, e»id burned them to death for the mur- there predilections and run Justice Thomas by a large Dumber of ber lady Men every have Leard, France arrives first there is paramount chief of Basutoland, evening, the occasion h-M-:; laws passed in New England state der of Mrs. Frank whose husband ONLY NINE WEEKS bound to be 'war? as Great Britain has Canty for governor with the decision b< compelling the railroads to carry wheals as cultiva-ted land leased from the S-eminoles. NOW attacked Maougha with 1,000 Albert Berg, secretary of ge" McGelsey companion could not submit to.it, as lower Egypt men. in the Steenerson rate case as a battle city H,e sai< that there were about and his were stretched reported says, i the for a few hours j E2f£2>WO.OOO wheelmen. In? the England up by a party organized Till tiie Reds Will Go ls valueless this key of Numbers are to have been cry. This plan, he has the ap- The Elks and memtx rs of New and to a tree for the South for without inner Jones, adjacent states who were now effected by the purpose and confessed to the murder of Mrs. Training-. Africa, Ikilled and wounded on both sides. Sev- proval of Chairman of the Dem- will enjoy a dancing party In E altitude of the New England railroads" Leard. They Implicated three other Seminoles Itis learned from a member of the eral villages have been sacked. The ocratic national committee. Thursday evening. The situation in Indianapolis is just tho in the murder and squads of white About March 1 is tho date selected for , Miss Minnie Jones has returns opposite to the above. Every settlers their departure to San Antonio, ex-chancellor's household that Prince whole country is in a ferment and all lis, and has road running are hunting them throughout the country Toxps They was resumed Into Indianapolis carries bicycles as baggage. around Maud, declaring that the burned bod- will probably go by the way of St. Louis Bismarck much shocked and an- traders leaving. DICTATORSHIP ASSUMED. This was one of the advantages largely McGelsey meeting noyed at the recent reports , gone ' which ies of and his confederate shall not As the schedule of the Nationai of his -lS**- 1.. E. Torinus has to influenced the committee in the considerations be removed until the others are caught and league is set to occur in the Mound City on death. Hitherto, the prince has smiled where he will look after tut ii of the claims of Indianapolis. The railroad pay the same penalty for the Feb. 28, and a3 it will probably Manager Bob Allen has written President A "Vc-vv Revolntium la Impending' In;St. Croix b- ;any. brutal murder. be contin- at such canards and has made sar- Golt, facilities possessed by Indianapolis and the ued until March 2, ItIs likely that the Reds of Indianapolis, that he will arrive 1). 11. Doe has gen.* to Fossl courtesies extended to wheelmen by rail- Twirlers Willis, drafted from the break another castic comments. But when his son, in Indianapolis on the loth and begin organiz- I'-ruf?«»«>'. the Boston, Eastern will record. If everything Count William Bismarck, told th>.- winter. road officials of this city can not be surpassed league by and Dineen, purchased goes right the Cincinnatis will be the him last ing a team for IS9B. There is said to be a NEW YORK. Jan. B.—Advices from L. L. Manwwing and wife :• in any city in the country. Wheelmen will from Toronto by Earl Wagner, arc a pair of ball players first Saturday of the reports then current, good part of the talent left, and what he Herald's fn m a visit to be verify team to attend a National probably the correspondent In Minte- 1... able to this fact next season. of pitchers who will deceive the predictions league meeting. saying, "Father, they have again re- needs besides Alien will draw main- vldea, Dr. ind Mr?. W. \u25a0 W. Fohz, member of the ly from Cincinnati. Among the champions Uruguay, state that President H. Herbert facing of Arthur Irwin and Frank Selee in case President Brush will, of course, ported you Berlin," aged \u25a0' friends board, has ootnpleted the plans and be at the dead in the he will And hand are Foreman. Ad Interim Cuestas has issued a proc- with• In sp-ci- they fall down In the major league next meeting. He will join the at Phillips, E. !'. Mtsser, or* Bentions for a three lap track, built either «f season. team and accom- statesman's face clouded and he did Kelluro, Wiley Wood, Motx lamation assuming dictatorship, pany the players as far as Hot Springs. reply. Davis* and and barlei a After not Flynn. that a revolution is impending. Of the Week. i