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I I i I lb '7 "7 l'ty)1 Jr41 THE DAILY 'Altl11ICAN-7NASIIVILLIC--WEDIVESDAY -MORNIkIff' APRIL 13 1887 1 1 THE DAILY 'AltlItIC CORCORAN DID IT The Acknowledged Superior Detroit Settles DOWD and Ploys Good Hail 1400pto Pla lug the llocal Mini Badly p(o)iyA: NOTALPSWAA i 0V1111'tP1' ''s 1 cp k11 7 1 Aizzoliii 1 i 1 ks 1 JOe I i0 THOSE CHARGES coutinued from iraC Page and take the risks openly When they do this and fail to PuotIn their charges the public wili place tits blame where it be louga If there has been auy trap laid to entangle the Governor or eonspiracy to Injure him and place him in a falae position the public should know it Now that the matter la publicly prhard there should be no concealment The Governor should not he made a victim to intangthie rumors The common notiso of justice revolts it thO injury done by the Reantini of anonymity The bitterest enemies Of Gov Taylor could ill altrd to make capital out of mere detracting ruincrs public sentiment would react with tremendous force against such a pidley Neither should an citizen be made to suitor iron reports that couple his name unjustly with scandalous Ptoritic The truth frankly and squarely presented should vindicate all who are Innocent or have been wronged by ruthless rumor STATIC OF THE WEATHER But They Were Beaten From the Beginning Anyhow Chicago Al'ins the Game Al'ith St Louis I to 15 C3 g3 tPit0 themselves-4 fist Ihre by their bony batting and the last by hie plucky work be bind the bat during the latter part of the game Busbong Bob Inaon O'Neill and Welch did brilliant work for the St Louis Comiskey won the toot selecting the Aseociation ball and McQuade the Association umpire In the fourth Inning when the Browns were forging ahead Sunday made a brilliant catch running backwards and taking Latham' hue bit to center and mopping the runs The Chicagon became partially rattled in the littb Darling and mirror doing some wild throwing which combined with the St Louis' heavy hitting gave them Ix runs Foutz took Caruthers' place In the sixth inning the latter's band being split by a liner from PfeMer's baL He was batted bard the Chicago's piling up and tieing the score In the Iasi Inning the St Louis came very near pulling ouL Latham and (ileation scored alter making respectively a three-bagger and a stogie Welch vas caught however between second and third after making a clean two-bagger closing an exciting contesL 11)an and Daly were the battery for Chicago during the latter part of the game Score: 411 CAW A I PO A 6 4 33210 Ryan 1)c1 Alst 6 4 4 I 0 2 Sultiviut I 6 1 2 0 1 1 0 5 2 5 0 3 1 1 Netter 2b 5 2 3 2 4 5 0 Wilitanamon sm 5 I I 0 2 3 1 Daly Slat 5 0 2 0 5 2 0 Inalinger1t3b 5 1 3 3 I 4 H100i0 5 1 1 0 1 0 0 Total 47 10 24 27 16 6 ST LOUIS AB 1 PO A Latham 30 6131100 Gleason II 6 3 8 1 0 3 1 O'Neil I 6 2 3 1 3 0 0 Comisky lb 6 1 1 0 5 0 1 Welch I 5 3 3 3 7 0 0 Foutz rfap 52 21010 Caruthers pair 4 0 3 0 1 1 0 Robinson 20 5 2 3 2 4 2 1 Bushong 5111320 mo :) Wmmmi aTZS rZtt 1 1-4- 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Whaled to its asioertisetitenta" No 3 North Cherry St THE RIVERS Report of the stage of the water In the river at SHO 76th meridian time 218 local time Apri112 Another very large crowd was at the Sulphur Spring l'ark yesterday afternoon to witness the second Detroit-Nashville game The contest was rather one-sided throughout and there was no excitement Yet all were pleased with the work of the Naahvines Most attention was directed to Maul who for the second time this season was In the box in this city It is ated praise to my that he did extremely well A little wild at times he yet showed that he possessed much science and was well posted in the points of his important positon His speed wm groat so groat in fact that at Mum the plucky little Nicholm was unable to hold his terrible delivery The appended score gives the visitors ten base hits but the summary states that four of these were from bases on balls so that the great chiggers Wade only six clear old-fashioned hits The only difference between the effectivenese of his work and that of Corcoran on the preceding day was that he was wilder having four wild pitches all of which were very costly is a fine pitcher and will rank no longer as an experiment 11 The team did goo' field work except Corcoran whose errors alone allowed the visitors to make five runs in one tuning after the side should have been retired Mannion was put on second and made a number of difficult pick-ups of hot grounders At the bat the team did well considering the fact that they confronted one of the most promising pitchers in the country and considering further the fact that he was backed up by a team that never made a single error The visitors as the score shows did fine work except with the bat Knowlton and Ganzel are unquestionably a great battery but had Maul mid Nicholas been Detroit's battery and Knowlton and tianzel in for the locals the former would have won by as good a score as they did The Nashvilles could not succeed in getting a man acmss the plate Stealing second base was the obstacle Ganzell was there and so was Dunlap and they were a fatal obstacle to every attempt In the ninth inning Clinton led off with a safe hit to left field and Hayes took his base on balls the two advancing a bag each on Reeder's sacrifice Maul who had already done some heavy stuFging came next to bat and the shrewd Knowlton rather than allow him an opportunity to make either a safe or a sacrifice hit sent him after Hayes to his base on bails There were then three men on bases'Mantlion hit a hot one to the pitcher who threw home cutting off Clinton who was forced off third Ihe bases were still full when Corcoran after four balls had been pitched made a fourth ineffectual attempt to bit and was declared out thus retiring the side The followilig is the score by innings: Easter Cards! 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feet on the gauge a decline of 4 Inches during the past twenty-four hours New Mary Houston New Orleans 2 a in City of Baton Rouge New Orleans 5 In Ohio Cincinnati 6 tn Weather clear Or Black Leprosy Is a disease which Is considered incurable but it has yielded to the curative properties of Svelter SPECIFIC now known all over the world as Mrs Bailey of Wnift Somerville Mass near Boston was attacked several years ago with this hideous black eruption and was treated by the best medical talent who could only sal that the disease was a species of 11av1108 and consequently Incurable it is impossible to describe her sufferings Her body from the crown of her head to the soles of her feet was a mass of decay masses of flesh rotting off and leaving great cavities Her fingers festered and three or four na Is dropped ott at one time Her limbs contracted by the fearful ulceration and for several years she did not leave her bed Her weight was reduced from 125 to 60 lbs Perhaps some faint Idea of her condition can be gleaned from the fact that three pounda of Cosenoline or ointment were used per week in dressing her sores Finally the physicians acknowledged their defeat by this Black Wolf and commended the sufferer to her all-wise Creator Her husband hearing wonderful reports of the use of Swipr's SPECIFIC (S S) prevailed on her to try it as a last resort She began Its use under protest but soon found that her system was being relieved of the poison as the sores assuo ed it red and healthy color as though the blood was becoming tiure and active Mrs Bailey continued until last February every sore was healed she discarded chair and crutches and was for the Brit time In twelve years a well woman Her husband Mr A Bailey Is in business at 1712 Blackstone street Boston and will take pleasure in giving the details of this wonderful cure Send to UN Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases Mailed free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO Drawer 3 A ants tilt ja9 derw ly As Manager Sneed yesterday telegraphed that he would certainly be here to-morrow afternoon to play the sixth game of the Belief for the State championship His team has already won three games while the Nash-villas have won only two In the event of a tie a deciding game will be played If Nashville wins the toss it will probably be played In this city Friday afternoon i if- 1-N- Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NAT1ONA BANE NOW Orleans La IL BALDWIN COf Church St NashvilleTenn seal mme ly arm II I 1116 Ch sell mme I TWO DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS Prominent Ladies and Four Dentists of more Agree upon one Thing A discussion recently arose among some prominent ladies of Washington and Baltimore relative to the chemical neutrality tand solubility of Zonweiss Cream for the teethwhich was referred to Dr Carroll of Washington (Mrs General Logan's Dentist) and four of the leading Dentists of Balti- more for whom the article was analyzed by two well known Chemistsg0Prof Morrison Wash in gt ni3 aaintid Prof IpB Wilson of more both of whom pro nounced it soluble and free from anything injurious to the teeth Dr Carroll says it is the most perfect 'itifrice he has ever -11FSL seen Zonweiss is a white i Cream put up in a neat I jar and applied to the eint I brush with a celluloid 11111Wri ivory spoon It is very very far superior to any other dentifrice the World has ever known Price 35 cts SOLD RV AIL DRUGGISTS JOHNSON JOHNSON Operative Chemists 23 Cedar St New rot laD3 end 17 i REMEMBER That the presenve of Gen ends Beauregard and Early who are itt charge of the drawings it4 a guarantee of absolute fairness and Integrity that the chances are all equal and that no one can pot-idler divine what numbers will draw a prize REM EM BER that four National Bank guarantee the payoent of prizes and that all tickets bear the signaturd of the President of an institution whose fran dlisi is recognized In the highest courts thTefore beware ot any ita7 nations or anoto mous sehenos fe9 ween etwfey There wu a large attendance of ladies Mathias will certainly play at second base to-day This is the last chance to see the coming chatntdons of the National League and of the world Dunlap at second and Hanlon in center are the two who have most caught theNashvilla folks The visitors have played two games and not yet made a fielding error They are truly a great aggregation The Unions defeated the Mount Nebo Club by the score of le to 9 The feature the game was the batting of McCann of the Unions The Lassiters hereby challenge the Minchens to a match game of ball on the Vanderbilt Grounda Friday evening next Game called at 2M Larry Corcoran and Jack Hayes will be the NashvilWo battery to-morrow against the Memphians Sneed will probably put in hip new battery Smith and Heilman The A Lassiters defeated a picked nine on the Vanderbilt Grounds yesterday evening by a score of 30 to 2 The feature of the game was the pitching of Mitchell of the Lassitere having struck out ten men and not allowing a hit off him in five innings NEW ORLEANS RACES NEW ORLEANS LA April I2--The track was dusty First race hurdle handicap one and one-fourth Fool won Burr oak second Hop Sing third Time 2:194 Second race selling seven Friend won Hibernia second Gen Price third Time 1:30 Third race Pickwick stakes for3-yearolds one won Tom Hood second Wary third Time 1:43 Fourth race handicap one and one-eighth won Favor second Wahoo third Time 1:57 ENGLISH RACES LONDON April Newmarket Craven meeting opened to-day The Crawfurd plate three-fourths of a mile for 3-yearolds and upwards was won by Sir Chetwynd's 4-year-old brown colt Fullerton Lord Hartington's 4-year-old Coal Seaton second Mr Douglass Baird's 4-year-old colt Doubloon third There were eight started Fullerton won by twelve lengths Time 1:21 The Newmarket biennial stake for 3-yearolds was won by Lord Falmouth's colt Blanchland by three lengths Mr Abbington's Jack ()'Lantern second Baron de Rothschild's filly Simmonne a bad third There were six starters BIRMINGHAM RACES Riamploaut 1 day's races at Smith's Park attendance large and track good First race half mile first Ram Tal second BWy Smith third Sweaty fourth Second race three-quarters of a Fred Davis won Susie Forbes second Twilight third Dick fourth Third race three-quarters of a miletash Smith won Barnard second Lewis third MATCH RACE AT MEMPHIS SICK HEADACHE rRS lL4 PtohseitelleveLliyaleenprend by They also relieve Dis from Dyspepola En ndigestion and Too 111 IfeartY Eating A per lite- la feet remedy for Diaz' ma Nausea Drowni I Bad Taste In the ut tet essa Nausea Brosel Bad Taste hi the Slot Si CART 1111S i i tt 1-'1A''r Iii 6 -1 i i Yesterday morning President John Morrow of the Southern League beetowed upon Manager Watkins his ball team and visiting press representatives a very enjoyable time In a number ot drags and open carriagee drawn by some of Tennessee's fastest horses he took the entire party out the beautiful Harding pike to Belle Meade the grandest farm of the South There they were met by Gen Jackson and given a hearty welcome Several hours were spent 11oking at Iroquois Luke Blackburn Great Tom Enquirer Bramble and the yearlings and driving through the deer parks and over the model farm Gen Jackson accepted the Invitation of the visitors to attend the game this afternoon The party were unanimous In declaring President Morrow a king ot good fellows as well as a fine official Shruld he ever visit the city of the Wolverines they will make it pleasant for him Nashville will this afternoon present her pony battery Ed Hayes and Mannion The former was batted hard In Memphis but entered the game under protest declaring he was too unwell to pitch He will have an opportunity to redeem himself to-day The batting order this afternoon will be as follows: Clinton I Hayes LtCorboron a Reeder Mathias 2b Bradley 3b Mannion Firle lb Ed HaYeet Two Nashville Girls in Trouble A letter was received yesterday by a promnent citizen from a friend in Birmingham saying that two Nashville girls down in that place were in a sad plight They had been fortunately snatched away from a house of ill-fame before any harm had come to them and were at the time the letter was written at one of the hotels The story the two girls told was that a woman appeared in Nashville and formed their acquaintance She grew more and more intimate with them and finally proposed to take 'them on a trip to Birmingham saying they could return in a few days It turned out however that she was a pro-curses The girls gave their names but it Is doubtful as to whether they were the right ones Xittith Coated Tongue Pain in the Bide TOR They verdate the Dowel assd freved Conatipation and Piles The sonalle4 atid saatest to take Only one pill a do Purely Vegetable -Price 26 cents 10 113)11 Ilett Teak vg: )627 eod ty nrm 1 Xinith Coated Tong Ti and frevent Constk aniallese 'end doii 4 fin3? vegeta CA11111 )0DIO1 1 )art eod thvi ly nrm 9 Lt --11 ERR 4 '-'1" 1) Ve" ii 4 fleldly fr ktt ttit1 CI 131 11 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Inn I say Mimi do ant Mean merely to stop them tor( time and then have them return male I mean curs I have made the times of FITS EFILEPOY or FALL Ible MOM DM a ille-loair I warrant my remedy te Miro the worst eases Beaten others have felled Is las reaeon for not now reretrlog con Bend at ones for Omahas sad a Free Bottle or Infollfhle remedy: Give thereat and Pool Othre It costs you nothing for a test owl yea DU- 11 ISOOTIIS ruxi 1tliL Odd sod twfim The visitors will again this afternoon preeent ae a battery Getzein and Briody who officiated in Mondsy's game Their batting order will be as follows: Richardson Rowe Brouthers Thompson Dunlap White Banton Briody and Getzeln They will do their utmost not only to knock out the local team but to sbut them out CHICAGO 10 ST Lour 15 Lcutsrmla ICT April 12---The propitious weather brought out a large crowd to-day at the Louisville Base Ball Park to witness the fourth game of the championship series between the Chicago and St Louis clubs there being about 4000 people present The contest was a "nip and tuck" one throughout and there wu no telling which way it would go until the last man was out in the ninth inning Hard bitting and brilliant base running were the features rather than the fielding though the latter at time" wu sharp and superb Had the contest taken place in either St Louis or Chicago the enthusiasm would bare doubtless been unbounded but here the people were more critical than otherwise The 'Tour Strikes" rule appeared to lengthen and make the game drag somewhat it be ing almost dark when completed There was considerable bickering however and several minor accidents also occupied much time Sunday Ryan Anson and Daly of the big men from the Lake disthiguished eereralenInor accidents also occupied much time Sunday Ityant Anson and Doty of the big met from the Label diathiguished 11111ht AGA urhang dZI'mniatadi 71hrZ MEmrtits April match race for 11500 each hu been arranged be tweeu Montana Regent Elkwood Tronbadour or Blue Wing and Jim Gray or Punka distance one and one-fourth miles to be run here on the third day (April 270 of the spring meeting of the New Memphis Jockey Club It is doubtful if Jim Gray can be gotten in form for the event and Punka will carry the colors for Campbell Fenton Capt Sam Brown has been telegraphed and will doubtless designate Blue Wing The Jockey Club will give $1000 to the winner This match race will undoubtedly attract great attention as all the horses to Contest are of national reputa -7 jee0 J) 14k 1Jt i) Cave Pleglialy Ilstamattam Lumbar natanataa armament aside is Us Ciaaa awl an rahas amoroknalas OP 1 1 OP li" 1 tv :7 kl 1 1 --l 1 areadrua mama Am ran I lehowee an Taxis ao 0 I i--4 i Ill r-7 4 I it For Clarksville and Paducah The Steamer crir OF NASHVILLE Dews Master Morton will leave TO-DAY the 13th inst at 12 For freight or passage apply on board or to DEWS Assn 69 Broad st Telephone 1074 ap6 wesa tt TIME TO SPECULATE A CTI1TE FLUCTUATIONS in the 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