Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

A LIGHT DAY OR SPORTS Detroit urnishes Little and tho Rest of the Country is tho Same HOW THE THOROUGHBREDS RAN ON VARIOUS TRACKS YESTERDAY Scores of She Games anil Grist 'jiisf'ellnnroiie Ulatter THE TUR St Tsoula J'cbUlts Sr Lovis Juno irst race mile and fifty Jessie Mcarland first Grannie third time 1:5 534 Second race half a Nancy 1 lakes first Nellie Pearl second Redina third time 53 Third race Adrienne first Glockncr second annio third ourth race inne and lv vards San totiba fird Major Nolan second Ca tfilian third time 1 fifth race six irst 11 irlo JostC econc Kolern third: time in tbo second heat thev finished the same: time 1:19 Sixth race half a mile Content first 3 om liardin second Invercaold third time 52 Seventh race mile and tiftv vards Areenta first Gen nblv ell second fiorka third: time 1:5114 Lightlx race mile and 10 eras Girl first 1 ranK Lillj second May Hardy third time Shcrpshrad SnEEsncAT) Bay Juno The weather was very bad to day and tho track heavy Tiesuits: irt race live (nrhng NU rry Monarch frhU Airplaut second Tremont third time race mile Civil Service tut Tvrrificr second icltal third time 1 2US 'I bird ra ce mile and a Uno Grande iirht Hoodlum fvcond John Cavanaugh third time 2:102 5 ourth race mile and a half Kib rirt lan quutxccnud J)eniuth third fine ifth rare mile and one eighth Longford lirst Le panto feeroad Uct yshurg third Sixth rare mile nnd ra quartvr Kern hrt Isaac Lewis second Tammany third time 2:092 5 Crowd and Good Jtacrs nt Three IUvcr hhef Rt veks une 13 About people witnessed tho races to day which were exciting Mohamet iron the 2 ycar oM stake race Best time Ladv Tramp won the 2:50 class trotting Lu 1 1 aisy won the 2:20 class in 2:20 Madam Mnrnntotlu broke tuc record ntzam with ileMaker her jumping horse Ho cleared 7 et li Ji inches ho beat previous rec ord as 7 1 eel inches Itiin lit Pontine Ponti ac Tune IP 1 Tho third races of tho Oakland County 1 driving Club ci postponed until to morrow This morning's rains had made tLo track unfit for use Secretary IT Chapman has issued an attract ivo pro gramme for all unfinished races to continne1 and completed on Saturday weather permitting NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 12 Cleveland ClEVTJAXP June careless wmk in the seventh inning lost Cleveland tho game Score: Innings 1 2 3 1 5 6 7 8 9 li BTt Cleveland 1 II 2 0 2 0 0 2 8 7 2 Chicago 5 1 1 0 11 Batteries Gruber and Zimmer Stein Luby and Bowman Cincinnati Pittsburg 3 ittsiiukg Juno 18 The Cineinnatis unex ycctedly secured a bouquet of two bnsers front Galvin in tho seventh inning ami won by one run Attendance Score: Innings 1 2 3 4 5 fi 7 8 9 nrr Pittsburg 1 00 00 2 3 Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 5 3 Galvin nud Mack Muiluno and Harrington Dost poned ov Kain NTw York Juno 18 'ho New York Phila delphia gamo waj again postponed to day on account of I'in Boston uno The Brooklyn Boston game was postponed Oh account of rain Amateur Base Ball Notes The Griswolds nnd the Normandie Juniors play on Pelle Isle Monday There are letters in tho postoffices In Monroe Wyandotte Trenton mid lat Hock addressed to tho managers of tho ball chibs of tliOsu ton ns ROWING Tho Def roll nn Club Oponlng Cnpt rank A Lyon of the Detroit Boat Club made tho following appointments yester day: Commander Georgo Peocock lieuten ant James Wagner ensign Gridley' The din ctors of tho club met yesterday after noon and compared notes on opening Arrangements have been made with the park board by which wagons will run from Jefferson avenue to tho club every fifteen minutes from o'clock tori fare live cents Returning the faro will bo ten cents '1 lie bridge will be closed until midnight The official programme of tho regatta which begins at 4 is as follows: Single canoe race pair oared shells pair onred gigs tour oared shells double canoe race four oared gig race pleasure boat race ten oared barge race tub race THE RING Will Talk With Backers John Considine went to Chicago last night and will bo there three or four days While in tho windy city he will attempt to find Tom Ryan nnd his backers and post a forfeit for John Col lins to fight him Since all of Ryan's matches Lave fallen through there may be some chance to bring him to terms SPORTING MISCELLANY According to a New York paper Campau ys Nelson will trot here An Omaha athletic club has offered a puree of Sullivan and Slavin Wiuuer at Chicago Thursday: Citrus Maud Howard Bankrupt Red Light and lizzie Lynn American Association base ball games Thurs Columbus 9 Louisville 2 Louis li Cin cinnati Charlie Ganzell wore a smile yesterday after noon a yard wide and all wool It's a boy ton Herald The pony team of the Detroit Bowling Club went up to the West Side Club house andiron two out of three games The Michigan Yacht Club house is being furnished rapidly ami by will be as beautiful on ihe interior as it now is on the ex terior The Spirit Lake Rowing Association of Iowa ha ordered twenty bailee for the coming re gatta to cost $5oJ from Smith Sons A Co of this city The proposition to meet olo statue to Anson at the Columbian expos' io not receiv ing that warm support that it ouH Post 1 Owing to the fact that no Detroit wheelmen participated and there was no local interest in the races The ree Ph toss did i ot publish the results The colored people of risco are very bitter against John bullivan for the remarks ho nas inaile about the colored race In the gvmnasium of the Acme Club one of tho leading colored athletic associations on the Pacific coast is a stout rope with a hangman's noose dangling from the ceiling To the rope is tied it largo tag on which is printed in large letters John 1 The New York Sun say that the attendance during tho Chicago eries has been phenomenal nnd shows tliat all talk about the decadence of I vise ball is bosh The official figures are: ri day 1912: Saturday 22f2s9 Monday Tues day gttlM total XiXSX or a daily average of t't l'l In view of the above cold fact and fig ures It seems that base ball instead of I eing on the decline is on the topmost wave of prosperity Baron de Hern tho diamond king presented Miss Anole Oakley with a magnificent diamond pin at Heidelberg Germany recently Baron do Horn owns soma of the finest game prese rves in feiiiiany and Miss Oakley visited his estates On snwial invitation He was so much delight ed with bar ability in handling the rifle andhotg'in anl her cleverness as a fl id shot that fie o'nti her with the diamond pin a a aoui vnir of bis admiration and appreciation Glasgow special saa that John McPher son of "int Marie Wis tho all around eham athlete of the United Stat es and Canada is tne're He has issu a rlmllengo to contend sinst eorge bsi ijou cRte an 1 Owen Du fie or any athlete in England or Scotland to ml the light anil hcavy isht shot for an amount £20U to i5 0 a Me for the cham pionship of the world McPherson arrit al was created quite a stir among the bcotch athli tes Younc wett of tho Detroit Athletic Club is ti one sprinter who may stand in Luther fray at the next championships Astfio Butfalo games on Monday he show tai form than proves him to bo in the foremost rank of run ner Mike Murphy trainer of too Detroit A who trained Loth Owen and Jewett sa vs the latter is the belter mau of the two and that it will not surprise him to see the boy do 9 3 5 sec onds for the JUO yards the coming season Jew fv irontly built fellow 1 ioca in hight with the ideal make up of a York un Tho BnfTalo Commercial observes that pacers driven ns a team do notseem to hold their own with the rotters as the fnte time that they have been rhlo to accompli li at that way of go ing is 2:1 while Mr team of trot ters have covered the di taucc in 2:13 2:03 of proves The outlook lor the present season with double teams both of papers and trotters is brighter than for some years Why not Look Hal Pointer and Johns ton together to take a shy at the pacing team record? WINDSOR Inspector Maxwell is in town inspecting the public schools The Walkerville pavement has been started Engineer De Guise made his final estimate in the Dongall avenue sower contract There is a balance of about MJ0 io pay all debts which aggregate nearly $3 (XX) The Metta was Hotel opened yesterday and the Mettawas special has been put on the ft II Railway Baillif English leftfor the Central Prison yes terday with AVm Wales who will servo three months in that institution Sergt Wills donned his now uniform yes terday and his cap which ho purchased at his own expense caused considerable merriment to all those who saw it Three broad gilt stripes on tlio right arm indicate the exalted position of the oarer John Greenwood for being drunk got fourteen days at the Police Court yesterday Duncan McArthur was up before Magistrate Bnrtlet for the second time on tho old charirc of drunkeness Ho was given six hours to leave town The trial of Constable Jeffrey ot Leamington charged with shooting with intent to kill Win camo Uf' before Magistrate Bartlot yes terday for a preliminary hearing I Hanna appeared for tho plain tilt and A Clarke for the defondrini Three witnesses were examined and tbo tenor of the evidence unmistakably showed that Jeffrey shot at: Wigle when lie had nothingio wrrranthim doing so There were over thirty witnesses present but as the magistrate had arranged to go to Scotland next week raid as ho did not wish to adjourn Ids departure lie gave Ins decision on the evidence submit ted sending JelTrev down for trial but released Jiim on his personal recognizance in the sum of f''W 'I ho friends of Wigle are indignant at the magistrate's action in accepting such bail Tho foot ball match between Essex and Chat ham takes place to dav Onool'the things that has raado a Windsor policeman's life a burden is to have to carry a helpless drunk from the outskirts of the town to the lockup but Officer Mahony last night hit upon a scheme that will overcome the difficulty and save Windsor for all time to come tho penso of inventing in a patrol wa iron While making his rounds last night ho came upon a man lying near the Canadian Express obico in a helpless state of intoxication He was in a quandary as to how to get him to tho station hen hiaeve fastened on a push cart standing near by lie quickly secured it tumbled the drunk into it nnd followed by a bigerowd pushed the cart to tho station and tumbled the cargo into No 3 cell In tho school report presented by Inspector Giro pilot lie gives a brief review of his twenty service and contrasts the educational sys tem of the county then and now Ho favors the holding of entrance examinations nt Belle River and Comber and shows the receipts for the last war to have been S37CGG v2 'The expenditures during tho ear have been $31 157 23 showing a balance on hand of $219 29 The highest sal ary paid to male teachers was $5(X) to inale teachers HX) or an average for tho former of $425 and of tho latter $335 Tho immher of chil dren that attended school were 2310 boys 21'31 girls a total of 4491 Thu average utteudauce for tbo first six months was 21H for the lost six months 201)1 Number of children between 7 and 13 thrt did not attend school was "0s: less than the 10) days $1239 The inspector thinks that'lhe compulsory school law ill do great good nnd concludes his interesting report with tho prediction of a grand future for Essex County The voting on tho Sandwich wrter works sys tem will tako place August 2l The estimate of Engineer Do Guise shows that $15379 feet of mains will bo required which together with fix tures and laying will cost $14 Wo Do corner stone of the new Anglican Church in Kingsville will ba laid with Masonic honors June 21 Windsor Masons will bo present and participate in the ceremony Got What He Deserved Tlio theatrical company which is doing some of tbo smaller towns of the country has among its attractions Collins and Tommy Mc Mahon two of best known athletes They go about propared to meet all local cham pions and have thus far encountered no one who forced either of them to lower his colors An incident recently occurring in Rochester is thus related by resident of that place now in Detroit: is a big husky fellow who works in a livery stable up there who had a mistaken idea that lie was a restler worthy the steel of any opponent When this company put in an ap pi arauce he immediately made known his wish to meet McMahon and mop tho stage with him Tommy was not adverse to tho proposition and in tho afternoon the two men mot The Detroit boy had no trouble in thiowing his big but awkward challenger ns last as lie could get up Tommy downed the fellow so often and so bard that his courage all oozed out and he was glad to get away with a whole frame But ho vyas mad all through because of bis humiliating defeat an 1 showed himself as mean in spirit as ho is big of body fiuit evening when the company was leaving tho hotel for the theater the would be wrestler was on hand and made some very insulting remarks about tho ladies of tho troupe Nothing was doiie about the thing at tho time but both McMahon and ollins had heard what was said and each promised himself to give the boor a lesson in etiquette such as he would re call should ho live to bo ICO Collins saw the bully swaggering about the hotel office next morning as though looking for trouble The clever welter weight went right at his man and in two minutes bad him slapped right up to a and cover got a blow in return had scarcely gone out whi in walked Mc Mahon so mad as a result of constantly think ing of what tho fellow hail said that he was white as a corpse Ho flew at tho big horse groomer like a cyclone whipped him all over the house and thumped him a running fight for two blocks up the street Be kept under cover till tbe company left tow ami has iuco been a quiet modest and well Lehat cd citizen Ho deserved just hat ho Tlio United Marshal and Surprised Both tho United States Marshal and ter Hanco were very eager yesterday to know here The ree rrss got ita information in regard to tho isuanco of warrants for the ar rot of Thomas Saucers and wife for fraudulent use of tbo mails Each stood ready to holdup his right hand and swear that he never gave the tiling awny but what would tho inspectors think? "They would have done better to have put tho newspaper boys on their said the ostmnsur "for a sure thing that they would no the thing it all as gospel and a warrant out also for uiith who did advertising work for the two papers located but they have not succeeded yet in finding the two principals in tho A dill i oil Subscript Ion The A entertainment fund was swelled considerably yesterday by the follow ing addi tional subscriptions: Iztwreticc Depew io Gov 1 1 1 Baldwin '250 Win Adair Bazar Detroit stove works AL Sillman 2 eits In the Darks To the Editorof The Detroit ree Press: I have looked in vain for the pleasant seats which in former summer seasons have been located at convenient places along the pathways leading to the center of the Grand Circus Park east or west This season a tired pedestrian or two locking for a resting place must to the center of tho park where the seats nre all ranged around together ride by side dancing school or the anxious eat a revival prayer meeting AU conversation carried on in wliis: rs is public pronertv on these hot nights when tlio attendance large In the hot days one looks vain for Real shadeof the large trvenlhat line the patlisoti the east side as cvi ry one must waltz to the around the fountain in Hie center whero tho hot sun comes down Mr Eckstroin the intelligent and efficient suiM rintendcntot parks in the city has be autified them as never before 1 submit however that the public parks are to be utilized for purposes than pleasing the eye the riding by in their carriages 1 understandhat petitions have been sent to the park com miarioners a king that the seats jn tbo pathways be removed as it is claimed that some people have conducted themselves immodestly 1 bat is for the police to attend to Is it not extremely uniust to deprive the decent people of this city of tbe legitimate privileges of these parxb be pome rrident alonsy the iuu 5 htard of or says he La witnessed some misconduct? Detroit June 17 1W1 Ioeal Aloysdus Society of bt JoacbhnS Church will dedicate a hanclome new Launcr of blue silk next Sunday aftci high me side of tho banner is a picture of AIoj fiur the pat ron of the youth and on the other ide one of St Icnatins The services will bo conducted by jit Itev Mgr Joos Tllarriage Abraham Bofaky 2C Chicago Annie Weinstein Detroit Richard btahh 23 Detroit a1 barh 19 same Joseph 23 Detroit Anastasia KI aft 17 same George Weiner 25 Detroit Emma A Rarro 20 same bo7G Ernest Conrad 2G Brooklyn i Annie bnooner 24 Detroit Goof A Smith 31 New York NcdieC Bearinger 31 Detroit cst7 James Hibbard 57 Detroit LJcn Garndry 43 same John Jdashlik 25 Detroit Antonia Ladig 19 same Gideon loisan49 Detroit Louise rou pin 42 same OLIVET COLLEGE Dedication of a Society Commence ment Exercises Changes in the Board of Directors and Corps of Ilesigmition of President Butterfield Otivrt Juno 18 The dcdicationof Alpha Pi Hall took place esterday afternoon at 2:39 This building is of the Greek Swiss style of architecture 59x70 feet The superstructure is built of field stone laid in ashlar style tbo foundation in cyclopean style Tho trimmings aro of Lake Superior saxidstouo and tho gables and roof of red tile In front is a magnificent porch supported by eight granite columns It is altogether a most beautiful structure and its splendid posit ion opposite Hall makes it conspicuous from all sides At the dedicatory exercises yesterday Hon 0 Seeley of Minneapolis presided Rev Hoyt of Oak Dark 111 made the address which was full of eloquence and admirably suited to the occasion Business followed pleasure in this instance and after the address subscriptions were started and some considerable money was raibud ter ward the indebtedness of the society Last year the Adelphio Society had its say and thia ear has given the time ox er to the Dili 'Alpha 1 Yesterday afternoon howm ur a banquet was given to members only and more enthusiasm and benrty good fellowship is rarely met They had reason to be merry Three mouths ago tho society was in debt and a subscription list was tstai ted Igcs being valid only on condition that the entile indebted ness be raised before June 2d The report made yesterday showed onlj' a very few dollars short and tbo sum was soon made up and tho $G500 of pledges became valid Tho rain of last evening made tho attendance at the annual rolleure prayer mooting rather small hose in attemlauce however pro nounced it a rare meeting Commencement proper or the exercises of tho graduating class together with the presentation of shot pfekius took thin morning There was not even standing room and many were turned away Tho following progriimmo was presented: 3 atin salutatory John Tarob Jackson Centerville iUe Moral Power Uiul lluury West burg Mais a 111 i bn Climax ot Political Rollin De Witt Batlev Olivet Miss TTilla rance Mead Olivet the Center of John JLe Valley Chaddock rresno Cui bcudy Miss Gertrude Keyes Olivet the Comedy and Tragedy of Edward Noble Stone Lapeer Law of Abram Adalbert Kester OHvet will Miss Katharine Annete Weimer Kalamazoo Democratic red Rochon Burney Char lotte WllUam Ylontague erry Tark City Trecdcm of Religious Belief in Junasku Kanemakt Kanazawa Japan Charles Leon Mears Seattle Wash Miss i it fo Jtose savage olivet IJving George James nea Detroit Miss Wilhelmina estrater Kaluma 7AH "Tlio Unrest of tho Miss Elizabeth Hollister Hunt WeMcrnvitle 5': Destiny of Perey Alexander Gnhan 5 heitley Out: Miss Graze rranees Lilts ('tirilsle Relation of the College to the Victor John Obenauer Detroit Degrees of master of arts were conferred upon Miss anny Bui tor field Mr Moore8 Mr Yonng 'rri Mr 1 Townsend 'riri a nd AV IL Woodbury received degrees of master of sciences Doctor of divinity was voted to Bev A Bullock and Rev Leroy Warren i The of trustees Lave been busy ever since Tuesdaj evening In tbe places of Hon arrnnd of Detroit and Hon Henry lick of Irand Rapids Loth deceased Ker Becle of Lansing and Rov Hoyt of Oak Ill ere elected to the board The re port of the library committee showed an in crease during the year of 2232 volumes and 123 riodiesls President Butterfield tendered his resig nation to take place as soon as the vacancy can be filled riends of tlio college will gladly learn that this does not sever tho connection with the institution Ho remains and will teach as formerly rof 1) Wild resigned tn accept a position in Willia College Nover was a departure so universally regretted as is Prof Prof Chas Dixon of Do Pauvv Uni versity will fill the vacancy Miss IL Raj has also resigned the princi palship of tho department She goes to accept a similar position in Missouri An admirable portrait has just been secured of Hon Parsons of Detroit who has aided the college in every way since its I'oundalion Mr Ives of Detroit is the artist and this guarantees the quality of the production TIIIAL MURDER The Kvidcnee tgainst Edwaril Rogers All In Stati nt of the Prisoner S'adinajv June At the opening of court this morning for the trial of Edward Rogers for the murder of Hnitie Mose red took the stand and testified that on tho lOthof March he was on tbo corner of Hamilton and Williams streets and saw a girl run to tho house in which the shooting occurred He heard a shot fired a woman scream and then the door opened and a woman come out and fall to the ground Robert Glenn testified that he was employed in livery barn and worked with Kogers for some time On the lOtli of March last Rogers passed the barn in the afternoon and told he had better get the morgue ready Witness asked him if he wus going to die and he said "You most always After a little more joking of that nature Rogers passed on Witness did not observe any thing unusual in his appearance Anderson who resided next door to the de ceased and was an eye witness to the tragedy went over the details with dis tinctness diliering however in some re spects from the other witnesses He claimed that after the woman ran out Roge rs followed her and when about eight feet from tho door caught her around the neck with his arm arid placing the revolver against her breast fired He also claimed that Rogers did not hoot himself until after walking to the front or the house On cross examination Mr Anderson said he was positive that the shot was fired out in the yard and that the woman fell dead from arms Dcibcl who kept a saloon near bv said that Rogers tamo to bis place shortly before tho tragedy and drank a few glasses of Leer but was not drunk He hail a staring look in his eves He askeil for a letter head while there and iv rote William ITartignn said Roberts camo his saloon on Hamilton street about 2 o'clock on the afternoon of the 10th took a glass of beer and a clear but did notappear in an unnatural condition He told the witness that Hattie was going to eno him for breach of promise Air Deibc 1 was recalled and said told him a warr tnl had been sworn out by Hattio for Ins arrest Tins closed the ca for the pr ople The prisoner wn the first witness put on the fcutind by the defense and though he looked wor ried and anxiMii he answered every question much hesitation Hu said he romem uered buying a revolver with tho intention of Tills 19 1891 JUKI and Republic mine: even lies Island and was pnllod O1E and? brought here Office ofU Lighthouse Ixsttctob Inspector Ninth Lighthouse District BAJLRIILAS WAS MAD Asiilanu June Both lake shore docks aro EAT CONDENSATION The Methodist conference at Toronto 103000 bu irsa parllla cnniain 399 re tho DOCTOR DETROIT REE PRESS 199000 tons The men were discharged this noon No ore vessels aro arriving at those docks Atmosphere (arrived) Jenks by Churchill 7 Clatk 1 he for er filo II Warne: at owing to the facility by ie steam ehov heat To Sarnia Lake orest Totals including unreported cliar 080a) bu corn 155 uoJ bu oats Page Columbia Wells Annie Grover Owen 4 Olympia 5 Clarion 5:49 Arrived India Bullalo Light to Portage iBcboener Zapotec Lorain to Green Bay five propeller Hosper Cleveland to the head of Luke Superior Me Sehooui C'Uurneo Escanaba to Toledo 55e 1 iron 1 Wilcox Elk Rapids to 80c merit without consulting tiieni 'J'iiis led to revolt and the secretaries were inconti nently kicked out by Bnrrillns President Barrillas has contracted anew loan nt $3(a)00i)1 with the object of retiring the treasury notes now in circula tion Government bonds at DO per cent of their face value will be issued to effect the change of their notes for the bonds The Cot tu loan of has fallen through notwithstanding that Cottu was given six months more time to negotiate it Tho steam yacht ot Kocnester It of Swift lagcs to Hio ly cullision Arrivals nnd Clearances jirsTArx) up in the 'There internal trouble occasioned by serious old co bi Ottawa Ont Juno 18 A caucus of Conservative members of both the Senate and the House of Commons was held to day Its main object was tbo intro duction of Premier Abbott to the newly elected members and such others of the party as had not made his acquaintance and to talk over political affairs generally The Premier was well received and his inaugural address was again and again interrupted by warm The meeting lasted for nearly two hours but was purely informal being given up to speeches of con gratulation and exhortation to sink personal feeling on minor points in the interests of the party as a whole Nothing apt to pro voke a controversy was broached even the leadership) of the llouse of Commons not being mentioned All the ministers were 1 resent except Mr Chapleau who is still confined to his room A freight train on tbe Chicago ft Erie road was wrecked at Disko Ind Wednes day and twentv head of imported cattle killed Bernaid Glaudi ono of the jury bribers in the Hcnne'ey case at New Orleans was sentenced ou Thursday to one impris onment with hard labor The Indiana natural gas and oil syndicate has turned over all its leases of land in east ern Indiana the Columbus Construction Company a corporation organized under tho law of New Jersey The muon for the transfer is not given and Milwaukee to Escanaba tor orc ej ts were curren Vtlmt ore rates hail advanced from 55 to liite Chart To John Rugeo corn Owego wheat corn and oats To Conestoga corn Iki for ono year for heresy The Broom Corn Association of Kansas was organized Wednesday with this month in excess of of the governmci i zxl ni 4 GIUUUUV1D5 Vxz A llV A ceeded by the pension payments alone which amounted to $18312155 Treasury officials say that the expenditures during the re mainder of the month will belight and that the receipts will be sufficiently 1 envy to overcome the present excess of expenditures and leave a small surplus for the month These same officials say that the statement to morrow will not include the receipts during the past two days and that if it did an actual suiplus of $2M)00u0 would be shown instead of an apparent de ficiency tending "in ore has experienced malaa Government to Suit Himself St Louis June IS A private telegram I'ETKOIT Thidisday June Colonial Holland 2 a Britannic Scott and barges 2:10 Arizona 3 baniou Vance 4 Argonaut 5 Masaba Superior Sandusky 6:49 Harper Sanilac 7:10 Vail Baltic Butteroni 11 John Hall Milwaukee 12:30 Donaldson and Australasia George 2 Pabst Kost i 40 a Husk Tire J1UATO Buffalo Juno Uoai for lake shipment is in sinullsu pply and receipts aro running light Half a dozen vessels could not get cargoes for Lake Michigan to day Rates although easy were unchanged Clyde Superior 40c Marion Chicago COc Barnum Galatea Milwaukee COc Hale Mary Bourke Mar quette 40c Ketcham Duluth 49c The Bar and charters from Lorain to Escanaba were cancelled Canal freights were dull and easier at 3c on wheat 2 jc on com and 2c onoats to New York It was understood that tne railroads' wore taking grain at as low rates as tho canal expenditures have iho entire during the same period 18 221 These wej'e ex Wlthdrew rom tlio Clitircli Pittsburg Pa Lat night the rich and strong congregation of the Alle gheny Reformed Presbyterian Church Lev It Milligan pastor (recently deposed by the synod met and unanimously with drew from the Reformed Presbyterian Church and seek admission to the United Presbyterian Church Among the ministers present were i he Rev TM il ligan the covenanter belligerent from Kan sas Rev Iltiton of Belle Center II Tear of foelma Ala the southern negro missionary of the Reformed Presby terian Church und ot hers of that denomi nation All of these indorsed the action of the Allegheny Church and the more than inference is that they will also go front the Reformed Presbyterian Church to the United Presbyterian Church A Cobb Ashtabula to Manitowoc 59c propel ler Mecosta Lorain to Duluth 50c propeller Yosemite and seboom Ryan Ashtabula The rench ship Valparaiso arrived at Pan Thursday with a fire her cargo of IjO'J tons coal Col John Lee a member of the air Commission died at his home at Craw fordsville Ind Thursday Charles Benson convicted of murdering Mrs 'Theresa Mettman at Ix avcnworlh Ks will be hanged on November 5 At the bowling tournnipent now being held at Hanover Germany thirty two prizes have been carried olt by Americans A yacht was upset by a stjuall on Icice Bake near Peterboro Ont ednesday ami John oote and his two daughters drowned At the alumni meeting Thursday at Troy of the Rensselaer Polytechnic In stitute Clark isher was elected president By ihe explosion of a boiler at the Akron water works Thursday Henry Golden was killed and several others badly in 1 oerj a aclhuj udivnxu van ton Corona 7:30 Ui Corsica 11 last night 12 Poivers Richard Mott 12:30 a ery 3:30: Cayuga Louisiana Rboda Emily 12 Rogers 3 Newburgh Lnrie don arubiia 4:30 Jewett 5:30 Pick Briton 7 Commodore 7:40 Wind bouilieast light clear Chicago III Juno 13 1891 Notice to Marinets: Notice is hereby given that tho buoy on Drlsco Shoal north end of Green Bay which went adrilt on or about Tune ti has been piaced By order of the Lighthouse Board NICOL LCD LOW 10:40 last nleht: 1 ness 4:15 a Lycoming 6 Johnson Pt Paul Iledington from the city of Guatemala says that there has been a general shaking net of President Batrillas been the wnukce on Butman Saginaw Wand Little Jake 1 tacine Liu ront mar Escanaba: Maxwell A bland Amaranth Bay City Wind northeast fresii: clear MAHytbTTE MAnQCETTr Jun Arrived Havana Siberia tug tuilh Ha ana Helena Asiitaouia uberin Butralo St EUTOIl ST i Etriou Gordon Campbell midnight Avery HawgoodSaxon 12:39 a tn Winslow Ifli) Sumner Palmer 2 Gilchrist II ot Verona 3 Lothftir and barge 2ue of the Laket Chicago 5:40 Gettysburg 7 Vienna 10 Lansing Ionia 1 How ard Halloran 1: 10 Lasalle 3 IATKK PA SACKS Up Wostfortl and barge0 Oneida Dclt warc Northern Wave Benedict Home (arnveit) 8:49 Down Niko Nimiok 11 CHICAGO Chicago Twice as much corn was booked on vessels to day as arrived by i allroada shippers do not believe receipts will be increased until alter Harvest uuostocicor wneat: cago elevators is also being rapid duecd AV baker took all boats offered and other sliinners ceeiled in working about 1500 bushels for export In view of the bad outlook for grain cabi bad in the Washington June 18 It is said that the statement to be issued to mor row will show a deficiency of $600000 in stead of the usual net cash balance This is the first time this has occurred since the present form of statement was adopted by '1 reasurer Jordan In making this calcula tion however no account is taken of the $22000090(100 on deposit at national bunks and the $20000000 fractional silver in the so i ir OTHER NEWS fiEhcRAL IM REST TO NAVIGATORS Or RESH WATER has been fc Co of schooner shc oting himself and no tcmcmbranct of going to tl hetue of flnitlo Moocsanu rhouung hi cr the hour or wo receding uud Just att the crime bis mind 'yas a p' rfect blank Ho drank a me an whisky on the morning of 'the murter anil some beer in tim afternoon but was not atvnic from its effects He rememhcri writing to fi mot tier in Deibr Ps tloon but hud fox gotten all that occurred after that Janes Minuet testified to meeting the I risoncr shortly before the murder and wondering aat was the matter with him as he talked so in coherently and looked so olo It is thought the arguments wul he made to morrow afu rnoon and the case go to the jury now tiin lbO Hu vac number of orc trains Hi I xvAlcmnc fifiEzlit 4 It MU HUHS UIH4 to everybody and oro is goinc forward juucu more rapidlv than it proiui ed io earlier in toe csea'un TbeP weeks has shipper Hit 1 fi the de JDlllp'VUQ jUlUIUk VUMLUO kz mnnd tor cars Las picked up wufiderXuly finu tile ca dispatcher 4 on lioth tlie and South Shore roads are kept busy lor tie last two weeks the requisition cu has been Heavy ami treoueutly comes ail in a bunch CumaKp June Ths strike of tho ore handlers at this port is in worse slmpo now Jbaii ever The eraiors some time ago offered the men eleven cents a ton which was a cut of two cents from last prices and the men re fused to accept it Saturday the men agreed to arbitration and returned to work on 'J uesciay pending the result Tao arbitrators mot last night anil after a long session fixed the wages nt ton and one half cents A meeting of the men was called shortly after wards and they decided stop work again this morning and lioM out for last prices Tho men all appeared on the docks this morning but not a pound of oro wiisluuidlediu iiD' waj envi ral boats that have been waiving here for some ime to be unloaded left to day for Buffalo ami other ports Trouble is looked: for before the matter Is settled A delegation left liero for Ashtabula to day and an effort will bo made to have the men there stop work Sautt Ste JfARir Juno Blanch ard blast night Rosedale 10 vrina 8 eck 9:20 Wilhelm Nirvana Win Croathwaite 10: 49 orest City McGregor 1 ii Northern King 2' Otego Mon ticello Montmorency 8: avorite Idaho Tacoma 5:29 Iron Chief Iron Cliff Newaygo Checotah 7 airbank erew 8 ard 9:29 last night Northern Queen 5 a Tom Adams Matoa 7 Joliet Hadley 11:15 Tampa 2:3) tn John Mitchell Halkirk 4 Roanoke 4:40: Busi ness Griffin Caledonia ffilO Gladstone 7:39 Chas Lockwood 8 WELLAND CANAL Pout Colborne June 18 Prussia Kings ton to Toledo Own Nipig and consorts Hancock to Ogdensburg Wind northeast fresh anil Winthrop are the largest shipper me imperial wiin araouwi cars has just commenced The Northwestern Rond ft ii Inn nmn nd frvr about the same nuniber as tho Shore Road to the miners at Nbpcminu nnd Nvgaunve On Saturday tho Lake Superior Company as Koa for C00 and other mines are dennj: propor tionately well About the largest daily rarsjast year was from each road and considering that tho season of Vv waan un usually active one tbo uurk now being douc is fairly satisfactory ami siink by me vaclit causing a los of $36 10 Warner has avoided service by the courts but 7 ho Oro Slim The opemne of tbe shippi was not lUUMdercd wrj a HE STRAITS MtrKJXvw City June Chicapo noccttuu co Maori 11 mu jsum roneca ID nurr Srn i watha Minnehaha 12 Vanderbilt Wallace and consort 3 Syracuse Buffatz) Tune 18 Nyack Gault Richmond Montana ountain 'City James isk Charlea Eddy Newell Eddy Northern Light A Wright Cleared undries Al bany Chicago Toledo ountain City Portage Northern Wave tiupei ior Jiadg or State Du luth Eddy haw Wyoming Robert Mills Chicago Cleveland Seroent River Bur lington Bay City Galatea Id' Corning Mil CiffiVKLAND Cleveland Juno Is Coal JreighH were quiet offerings of ready tonnage cro quite liberal and tLo feeling vas easy but no effort was made to cut rates Tne ore freight situa tlmml Congre nt Atlantic City ATI antic City Juno 15 ln" ternationnl Homeopathic Congress recon vened this morning and the business cf the session was opened withan by Dr Bake of Nashville on the relation of civil government to physicians in which he contended that in niedicino the citizen should have utmost freedom and while the government could icciuire certain qu ililieations from army physicians where they have some control in private life no one in should be forced upouthe people A report on rhe cycluptvdia of urug patnogenoy by the editor" Richard Hughes of Brighton Mng and Dake of Nashville was read showing that the work would shortly be completed Dr Lewis Sherman of Milwaukee Avis read a paper entitled of which was followed by an additional opinion on the same subject presented and read by A Tailie of A paper was' prepared bv Dr Charles Mack of Ann Arbor Mich on proposed index to tho cyclopaedia of drug The proposed index was ailmitted to be a decided advantage Tho homeopathic uses of some new but improved prepared by Dr Hale of Chicago was read by Dr 3 lughes THE lilLlION DOLLAR CONGRESS aa Diego Ash Ch atetl Kingston Wadena DULTUU 1(N Ashland Two HAunoiis Jut: Armour Ar: non Matner (Tiieago 1 1 i Pope Iro James Me A rabni Tu 'C' birkou Erie baranac Warner lively iiX Tctjtx) Juno arther Town send Haw'gooii ridge in ebnctte Iowmng (tnw'aril Alcona Houebpm orb vellcj iiiilct'o ivi uvi ki i is AYcst superior Uuuaru Du Grain I Tldgeon Buffalo June A ri Towe 1 1 i ci 1 t'i IGlHikdll mi i al irth Star Light Ma herv (hten Michigan lui tain Badger Slate Ay iuza auuu tniuo Kmnblio A ilowen KakfthAik ouinnuit 11 (Jjhnorr AiBenUrv Clcared Mi re hundLe 1 ournmn tty ul ger State Duluth I OJ1 IL Matqiutt Norwalk Laie Linden Marten re da Rtri White and Blue Examiba I nin Uic borgan Dre John )ad u' i ml Light Koumanlit Bufia 1 ixiatt Hurou Marino Notes It is roughly estimated that the loss Idaho will foot up 1991'0 Cnpt Watts of the Norman depies that his boat wasasluiro in the cut cdttubduj mght Tho steamer John Glidden is In the dry dock at dvvclaudto have a leak stopped Smgenn Genoral Hamilton of the marine hospital service has taken charge of the murine hospital at Chicago Tho manager of the strainer Northerner Capt Jim Condon but refused to any what the cause was Capt Kiah superintendent of the tenth life saving district pas i through tho city terday on his regular our of inspection The propeller is reported as making tbo run trotn Chicago to Ogdensburg in td iy 3 1 hours and 29 nuuutvs beating tho best record field by het self Wrecker Reid Is st ill at work on tho stranded schooner Golden leoco ou ho shore bej ond Dunkirk appears to have stood the winter there very ell The advent of a sail vessel is beginning to lie a novelty at ort Colborne Most of tho vessels now using the canal arc steamers and nearly all of them have several barges in tow Three steam pumps have no difficulty in keep ing the water within bounds in the schooner II AV Sage ashore at Bay so tliut tlif ore is shoveled out without difficulty The propeller Cades and consort Parker both of Parker ft line after waiting a week at Cleveland to discharge their cargoes have been ordered to Ashtabula to unload A pair of new steel logs vvill be put in nt the uppei dry dock when it is completed They ill have a lift of nearly 109 feet and will take the place of the wooden ones now hi use hero It is reported that tho Grand Trunk elevator at ort Huron broke down yestwday schooner Hollo Hauooinb was being loaded there is being delayed in consequence lags will wrobably ho confluence 1 against the vessel Company the Dunliiitu 'rowing ft Wrecking Company and the Chicago 'lowing Company for violations of tbe smoke ordinance of Chicago It is reported that tlio BritannIowns released from dressy Island early yesterday ntorninif by the tug The Spokane was lightered and the Norman released herself while three tugs were trying to get the job on her All of tho stranded boats proceeded on their wnj Tho liglii house Board has issued an order giving notice that there will bo displayed from the fog signal building at tlio Cleveland broak water light station for the information of tlio life saving crew in case of wrecks near the breakwater red light at night and a whiteilngin the day lime Nothing: 'has yet been done to remove the sunken schooner ayette Brown from the lake bottom near he A apt Clark of tbe ills which saved ho crew states that he near ly ran on the wreck at that time and probably would have done so it one of the seamen in the rigging of the sunken boat had not see the Mills and raised a shout Tlio daily receipts of corn by all tho railroads entering Chicago do not urnish a single cargo for the big lake carriers and by to morrow the corn bins in the elevators will be neM ly empty 'The point docs not si om to bo far distait when vessels will bo carrying grain fori ballast at tile mere cost of handling It is said thiit shippers who sold corn during the rush are having ird work to secure the grain to deliver Gohsldcr ablo of the 1 (XX) 900 bushels remains to be placed" for vessels 'The owners of good river tugs smile a little bit yesterday afternoon when they saw the big propeller going up towing live schoon ers They were the Charles oster Rage Columbian Hallie Wells and A 1 Grover she is towing them through front Buffalo to: Lake Michigan ports One vessel owner figured ticir combined tow bill at $490 tor the first two mentioned and $125 each of' the others Every blessed boat in the lot was loaded with coal '1 fiis is tlio tow of tho Considerable impel tauco is nttat bed to the ex tent of the injuries to tho barge Alaska damaged by collision with tbe steamer Escanaba and now in dry dock nt Bort 1 1 mon Capt Wdlin nt Keith Uapt Hounds of ihe ilna and Cant Galbcek of 1A JI leming ft Coire all at 'ort Huron from Chicago If tho damage to the Alaska is less than 82599 the insu rance comr paniea ou the collision clause in tno policy escape paying lor it if tho loss is £2500 or more they are in for it The Escaimbu will be repaired at Chicago Apropos of the freight outlook Capt James Millen of this city is quoted as follows: summer there ere fifteen and one half feet of water at the Sauli Canal and now there are fourteen and a half 1 et whir li makes a difference of 121 per rent on nr loads and have been so low that nobody cared about doing anything The rate on wheat from Chicago to Buffalo 1ms been eant a bushel and from Duluth Ik cents I have re ceived a ti legram however stating that the arc to day offering 2 cent" a bushel from Duluth to vessels now at Detroit and Chicago This shows that ii is not tho railroads that have been making the low rales but tlio competition of vessels with each other But wo will have good ore and grain tes soon and these follows it big contracts will be kicking MAD MILLIONAIRES What Speculation and tlio Pressure of Busi ness Jias Done for jinny Men The number of millionaires who have become insane in the City of New York alone la porfeciiy appalling Mr William Van Schaick Mr Chas Prentiss Mr Ubas Johnson Mr Chas Leupp Colonel AV cll Mr John I 'latt all Lave become Ic sane in a comparatively short length of time Po marked has this been that not only physi cians noticed it hut the people are talking about it There seems to be a belief that something should bo done to prevent the possibility of in sanity paralysis or suddr death which are the most frequent results of menial strain All these things give their warning in advance Headaches are their heralds Mental doiressiou weakness fullucssln tho Lead trembling in the bands paleness dimness of the eyes ringing in the ears these things are the forerutmer of tlio disaster before Ihe final stage i leached Itis gratifying to realize that there is no neces sity for this premature breaking down Tho brain and nervous system can bo ted if the prop er fond is Investigation by very many prominent men has shown that Cek rv Compound acts as an absolute food fur the brain and nerves It rebuilds brain tissue reinnatvs the nerves and renews where nature has become run down Dr A Newton of Boston saya ot it: a man comes to me ami savs he Las lost his appetite lost his sleep lost his peaeo of mind and that life has become a burden i know ho is in a ery serious condition 1 say to him up your courage take this prvacrip thm and in a few days you will be a new 1 lire riably give insuch cases is I ainc sCccry Coinpound I have investigated tlio novel comiMibition ami tested its effer ness: besides hucce'fully prescribing it 1 per sonally use Can secure competent servants by advertising in 'a it 1 I pj 1XATKS CNIl CTNI A WOI1 Ths Press Columns a) ula of August lie was so him only one do of Second day (or about a i ru7 ta5iM k't K'T iwotltevtr Itli itclunr ar min Ri0 zemut: ln tantlv Relit vf i Kcmmhes'1 Our will ba fu u0 Jn May hr was 'st 14 painful breakh out of a ph who trialed JJ n' weeks '1'10 child jcere wl tui: the treat it the breaciui oil" ta the hysieiin to bo hi an are '5 larger in blotches hud ihst re slug lie freTentl 1 up in the night and rub him uA j'' 4 s' long limmc jts et I mail phy icians until no less than ix i i to cure him all alike failing an iy itottin? wur and worse Lntli min lox of GUTlCCIiA and om op 7 '5 7 i Ullt Cayuga Tivir Jn7 Sunscribcil and sworn to before i u' day of January 1J7 fjN CQEj Oiiticura Remedies do you realize bnw your li suffer when their tender skins are lire with itching burning scaly and skin and scalp diseases? To know that a application of Ki mi afford instant relief permit rest ap 1 "sken point to a permanent and eci omkl speedy) cure and not to iia them without iJ I i Sk Sold I'vorvwhere 25c Resoivfnt 1 ITe imri IVTTKn Drug and Chemical Bori on Mase iiaiji jySond for to Cure Sk in Diseases'' and ScAlPimrifl7T7u DR to by mr Absoiim iy" HHEUbiHirrBlUTlr ny nilpit th CiitrnM ajn I latter relieves snLttic Kiilnov iiiireulLr and chest The first and oHy inestauta nevus na i nk il 1 i ug st rengt henfag LARKE Pre 4 5 5 Merrill Detroit Mil THE REGULAR OLE) ESTABLISHES) PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is a til I treating with th greatest SKILL AND SUCCESS ALL NERVOUS DEBILITY Lout Manhood Jlental and I'lsyskiil Wetbcu Exlizustlnif Drains mid all tlio evil etlei ts eamri 1 by excess or abuse treated srientlflcaliy byswr methods and thorough and permanent cue gusrnntred BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES am Sy pliHiH Scrofula Lezejnu Rrp tJons etc radically cured without mercury URINARY AND KIDNEY coniuLiiuts Ci unorrhua Chef Stricture VfirU roeelc ana all diseases of the geint uriwy organs speedily and satly cured VC naturY skillfully mid sueressfuHy treated bo TbormndK ured Consult tha Old Pocfor orty years in practice Cknsul tatfou personally or by letter free nnd conlidfa tiah No matter who has failed to euro you write Pit Clarke a full history of your caw Mediviueft sent everywhere Irea lrom obherntlon flours to 8 Sundays to 12 CaHuuoraddicid Dv CIvAWKE SIcrrill Block Detroit Mich SPIVEY XII OLD ni7TIAiLK Ai'fff TALLiT 21) YEA ILNCJ: Nervous Chronic and Special i treated "i entires ftucccRS Charges iuoderuk tae poor 1 3 Kestorcd I WHY and A DE At 253 Woodtvanl Airnue Detroit Mirh Office Hovrss 10 ft to3p 8un1av8 3t5p Qi No oHico hours Wednesdays and Thurbdayi 15 XS cured without YOUMC flEfl from tho oiTHCtsuf youtoft1 fd rvtiouH or uro troubled blitty 1DM of Memoxy Despondency bodrfy any dlsruo of Thu oi llnd a af and a peed euro lurfeit of case wo fail to cure MIDDLE AGED MEN Tfar' many troubled with tzo tlons of the blublr of ten aecoinpanit 1 bv a imuirihux or burning axtd system in a manner thuj adeut can nut On uamiuUix tuu urinary dcpwMt' a rpv n77U(S ill ofu bu found and anmedmet parties 5 meu IB uijear or the color bo a hue uhauin to darx: rpM Al r' 1 hero aro many men who dlo of tb dithciuL ant tho cause which ntlo second stag mat mr visfi asour nlfice lia a 'J I take rerUclue hinwnn't use lc nhaiit to birehei Ii i'arllja urltuig f' rnnc Im Joso runplw ly Col Hours 9 a to 9 zo SrniJaj 9 toll a DR ANSON SPINNEY Southeast Corner of Woodward Avenue z'i Elizabeth Street Detroit Mien Audr 'W LL Splnn i the Trwellogfiol lr i way coimecti with ti is lino ROWo RACING IIOAIS CAWM GRfwHuniiUXIIIIC JAYY7 mkM 6 galUi i 1 Delirious vviwkling kail 1 AC I apperng Hold by si! ilRdlem ture Jl and cm! ntt nyno addowu: 0 IS 111KIS Jt CO pH uuomi business AU Rectal Diretmes a fc peciulty Book mailed frw a A A 1 Ml Tho Uht Ttrhtest aul Safeut fi ari DETRC'IlBOH VZGRKS Dstrctt SAIL K) tl'A Tiers max i 10c 1 Hiura' i tw Cural lria 2 re 4 WeSiitat A a i Al 2.