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"7 t( o' ''A 'o alt j''' ''v P2' i '1 leta'n A 10f il Pet ii NASHVILLE TENN WEDNESDAY mouNnio ARIL 27 1887---WITH SUPPLEMENT WHOLE 38SO VOL XII VOL XIL THE DIAMOND THE TURF ROWLAND HOUSENCOMNIONS 1101 A Coming City Nine Miles From Decatur Final Arrangements For the Great West Side Meeting Languid Debate of the Irish Cod don Bill Lasts! Nuhville vs Memphis is the Game Scheduled For To-day 1 Two Hundred Velvet-Coated Thor oughbreds Taking Their Work Extraordinary Advantages For the Union of Capital and Labor Very Great Interest Felt in the Present Series Interesting Incident Arising From a Question Asked'IV IL Smith lateral Qui An Excellent Day's Sport and Big Crowds at the Memphis Track Twins colored sedanced for two years for larceny at the Circuit Court of Marshall County Mni Erwin le visiting in Murfremboro One of the pollee force Ms been ordered to remain around the depot to keep order during the dal and night A social event of much fashion In colored aociety will be the marriage of Mk Nistlitill AtillStreng to MINIS Maggie Mater at the A Church Thunday night at 830 o'clock April SS followed by a reception at the residence of Mrs Alice Burr George Mizell Grundy Hendricks and It Marshall of Naahville were in the city Tuesday and McGill of Shelbyville were here Tuesday Messrs A Morse and rpshaw of the Ididland sorveying party are stopping at the liethell for a few days Mrs kredin is visiting in Murfreesboro In Ms mention of the burning of the Mt- Pleasant Methodist Church it should have read S2 500 instead of 8'26000 subscribed for the building of another chords No doubt the good people of Mt Pleasant would not object If contributions were tendered to the above amount The surveying partim connected with the Midland Road are running surveys in the western portion of Maury County approaching Columbia After leaving the Sawdust country the lines were run toward the Hampshire turnpike crossing It four and a half Miles west of the city After crosoing the pike several lines were run but none satisfactory a large hill being the obstacle The 'surveys are being run this week with the view of an easier approach to the city A surveying party haa etarted from Murfremhoro running a line to Columbia Cloture to Be Applied if Opposition Persist in Prolonging Debate Cloture Per Timber and Agricultural Lands and Ores Abundant 4 Joe Diestel Will Umpire and no Bull 4ozing Allowed II direction of Miss Al lie Iesse The following was the programme PAW plane duet "Tml du Cavalier" Misses Eva Brown and Mattis Kaman Piano solo "Sparkling Dew" Addezeeuz Harris pallecitation "On the Kale Anderson Vocal solo "Ave Midis" Lulgi Cm Robinson Piano dues "Heather Bells Waltz" Kimkel Flora Rumen and Edna Schell Piano solo "Luela di Lammermoor" Mayer Willie Staley Plano duet (a) "Tramway Gahm" Gob-Miens (b) "Clear the Track Galop" Mimes Ada Head and Cella Walton Recitation "Our Folks" Ethel Mamie Newcombe Voted duel "Life's Dream Is O'er" Mimes Rosie HIM and Mary Clements TART Plano duet "MaYpole Dance" Louise Alien and Marion Jones Piano "Etude Etude Op 22 No 1" Wollen- Lois Creushew Recitation "Naughty Little Miss Willie Staley 1 Vocal solo "La Flom1a" Annie Jones Piano solo "Victoria Quedrilles'I Misses Mary Clemente Maggie Glasgow and Clara Sullivan Piano solo "Galop De Conoert" Carlo Mora Annie Seep Vocal duet "Mr and Mrs Thompson" Annie Jones and Um Robinson Plano duet "Etolks Brilliantes Op 187" Sallie Head and Salo Foster Owing to length of programme no encores were answered Evangelist Robinson of Kentucky Is here on a visit and preached Sunday night and last night In the Methodist Church He is somewhat on the order of Sam Jones bold and outspoken in his rebuke of sln and calculated to do much good wherever he gees Ile Is berm on a visit to his daughter at Howagd College Blue Wing Captures the Chickuaw Guards Stakes in the Race of the Day Bpenoer Beiterstps His Disbelief of Don section Between Pismo 'lite and Orime Spenoer section Donations Made and Offered For Muir footuring and Charitable Purposes' The lqashvilles to Christen Their New Uniforms With a Great Victory Mons Amts'ssnit Mere( anal Ascot' the Other Events 1 Gladden Mosta the Labor Members of Parliatuent at a Private Dbmer Great Interest Manifested In the Sale it Lets to Take Plato May What Was Done by the Ministers Games Lownom tApril 26--When the motion was rnade In the House of Commons this evening to go Into committee on the Coercion bill Robert Thimble Reid Liberal member from Dam-frets moved that the House decline to proceed with any measure directed against tenants combining for relief until a full measure for their relief from excessive rentkwm presented In Parliament In Parliament Pli 1 THE COMMISSION im Y' Proposed Programme For the Session in Atlanta FAIR FLORENCE No Hearing Yesterday on Account of the Holiday in Georgia TO-DAY8 GAMIN Memphis In Nashville Charleston In New (Means Savannah in Mobile This afternoon begins a series of four games between the loeals and the Memphis club Very great Interest is centered In the meeting and a large audience will see every game In the race for the pennant New Orleans Memphis and Nashville have taken the lead hi the order named Should Nashville however Win this series it will give the Bluff City boys a very significant set-back and establish Nashville a favorite for pennant honors However It Is too early in the season to make anything more than possible predictions The Charleston team with two good pitchers and a heavy hitting third baseman would become at Once most formidable A few changes the Savanah team might advance that organization In a couple of weeks to front rank A great advantage that has thus far been enjoyed by Nashville and Memphis Is that they have been playing on their own diamonds They have had the audiences and possibly in too many instances the umpires with them When they leave home they will be forced to combat these very things which will then be on the side of the opposing clubs The Memphis team is however a strong set of ball players who always go In to win Their methods have in exhibition gamesnot as to recommend them to the favor of the public Inestel will umpire the series and it Is safe to predict that there will be no disorderly conduct Unprecedented Success ot the First Day's Sale I Thouoands in Town and Contributing to the Spiritod Bidding ItowLAND ALA April 26 1887--(Specia1)--' A large force is at work on the streets prepare tory to the great sale of lots to come off here next Tuesday the ad day of May Parte from I distance are protspecting and selections its being made and it is expected that every lot will be readily sold on the day of side Row land lat nine miles north of Decatur on the Loulavillee Nashville Ralltuad and with three daily tnthis each way nutkes it auburban to the "Queen City of the Tennessee Valley" in North Alabama a section of country that Is now at- tracting the eyes of the world aa no other 10- cality ht the United States The location of 1 Rowland is regarded by competent judges to be peculiarly adapted to manufacturing purposes especially all kinds of word work for nutchist- ery farming implements furniture etc and It I proverbial' for health pure water and high moral tone of its citizens Thousands of acres of cheap lands lie contiguous offering great inducements to parties wanting small farms for fruit growing especially grapee dairies 7 poultry gardens fresh meats etc to supply the demand of markets that are springing up all around and with the free use of a asplendid range for stock eight months in the year is an advantage well worth the consideration of those who want cheap permanent homes A Methodist church school-house and post- oflice are already established and a depot building will be erected when the business de It Lots have been donated by Mr Tanner (the founder and owner of Rowland) to the American Bible Society North Ala baina Conference for the benefit of 'superanuated sultaistene and their widows sand orphans I 44 A and the Confederate Monument Association Alabanta also the Southern Uuniversity of ma- -1 barni and other donations will be mad for manufacturing and charitable purpomes on proper application Railroad awntie is 200 feet wide The streets are broad and shaded with Barest trees and named for old prominent citizens and other distinguished persons Houston Pryor St John Gedden Harrillin etc AU trains will stop at Rowlamd on the day of sale dayoC Meta 10 Struck Cushman 4 by 'Atkiseon It SAVANNAH 21 InenixonAst 10 lintwietteAlt ALA April Special-- The genie between Stivannah and Birminehitm vats a mixed affair partiv good and Pluil7 rot ten The Birminghants led In the early part of the ganie 8 to 0 but two or three wild throws at critical Innen rattled them and they recovered too bite to do any good Emile end Parker for the visitors and sine and belahlen for the Birminghams were the batteries Savannah 0 02103060 s-2I Birth Ingham 080140200-10 1Erros Birmingham IS: Savannah Earned 8 Birmingham CL3v8LAND 8 LOVIBVILLX 4 LotneviLLK April Clev land Club scored Its first victory today winning a close contest by good fielding and timely work at the bat Morrison pitehed very effectively the home club being unable to bunch their hits The weather teas cool and cloudy only a small crowd being present Louleville 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-4 Cleveland 800008000-6 Horne Struck 2 Morrison 8 Ireaeh and Cook Cleveland Morrison and Itelpochlager 8 Cleveland Bede Louisville li Clevelaud 1 BROOKLYN 14 BALTIMMI 1 I NXW TORR April Brooklyn club defeated the Baltimores to-day The field was a quagmire and many of the errors made were 1 due to that condition of things The players at 1 times slipped about In a ridiculous manner The game was virtually over after the gettond 1 inning when the Brooklyn's scored ehNett 1 runs after Davis and Tucker had made errors and through Smith's wild pitching The re1 mainder of the genie was better played but had little interest for the spectators Burns who was credited with live hits struck the ball but once Baltimore 7 Brooklyn Struck 0 Brooklyn 1 Bit RI more Sm I th and Trott Brooklyn Harkins and O'Brien Base Baltimore 16 Brooklyn 14 8 Brooklyn 8T Louts 19 eiNCINNATI ST Louis Mo April young pitcher Shea went in against the Browns to- day and he was unmercifully pounded In the eighth inning with but two men out the Browns made four doubles a single and four runs and Umpire Bauer called the game The game was too one-sided to be interesting save in its victory for the home team Cincinnati 00401100-6 St Louis 40024504-19 Louis King and Bushong and Baldwin and Keenan Base Louis 82 Cincinnati 13 Errors St St Louis 6 Cincinnati 7 Home Struck King 4 by Shea THX GAXX' AT MILWAVXXX MILWAUKEE April 6 Chicago 8 Norm "Play ball" at 4 o'clock sharp Ed Hogan is still too weak to play ball Motmtloy will arrive to-night He left New York City yesterday morning Jack Sneed was fined 820 by Umpire Luck in Monday's gam at Memphis Jack Sneed is billed to bit the ground with his cap exactly eight times during the me CAnmy Doyle and Bobby Black will very le likely not to volunteer so much slack thi afternoon as they did in the last game played here Green the experimental infielder was yeaterday given his release and left for home last night Barbie of the Baltimore club is convinced that he has a fine piti her young 'Shreve who playea with Charleston last season Baltimore is showing unexpectedly good strength thus far and the chances are that it will be an interesting factor in the race this season The pitchers who have thus far done the best work in the Association games are Kilroy of the BallintoresSeward of the Athletics and Ramsey of the Loulsvilles Six hundred Invitations have been issued by the New York Club to prominent people of that city to witness the first league championship game to-morrow between the New York and Philadelphia clubs Duckworth Co have received Reach's official Southern League Base Ball Guide for 1887 the edition of their standard annual Intended eepeciany for the South and Southern League cities It contains the history and constitution of the Southern Leave average of the players for 1886 and much Other Interesting matter as well as a great deal of information concerning other leagues in 1886 There Is no field or team Captain living who Is Anson'a equal In tact and ability The talk about his retiring from active work is the vellest bosh When Anson leaves the Chicago Club the team will be bereft of a great part of its strength As a team and field general he never had an equal Comiskey and Ward come next in the estimate but neither can be called an Ball Gazette Et Bon George Shaw Leftme Liberal member for Central Bradford seeonded Mr lield's A motion Mr Balfour Chief Secretary for Ireland said that the Government must oppose any amendment The bill was meant to put down crime that no country in Europe would tolerate and the Government would not tolerate forty-eight hours after the passage of the measure Mr Gladstone asked whether Mr Balfour would furnish a memorandum showing upon what principle the police CLASSFIND MAIN III MILAN Mr Balfour said he would furnish one giving the desired information Viscount Wouhner in the course of a Union- 1st speech referred to the charges against Mr Parnell and asked why a libel action had 'It not been opened against the Times? Be said that Mr Parnell unless the charges were proved to be true eould not only get enormous damages from his calumniators but at the same time could aim a deadly blow at the Unionist cause If an action was not menced the people could not be blamed for drawing the worst conclusions against Mr Par Ifinell Jan' Barrington depreciated the spirit that had been imparted to the debate Ile had 'd thought that the word of a man who had never yet been proved guilty of la'sehood would have been taken anywhere If it suited thti Conservative toi repeat rig 011111NSITS INSINUATIONS and eo 'we the same often ire methods then ans en mo opponents could offensive be held al for their temper in meeting the ch Parnellite cheers I Similar insults and calumnies had been met in former Dram in a very different manner from that adopted nowadats CheersJ Mr Barrington then proceeded to criticise the bill The debate to-night was languid Speakers repeated their old arguments and the Rouse was hactive Al INTIRINTING manna occurred however resulting from a question by James Carew Nationalist from North Kildare who asked what Smith meant by associating the National League with the 41 cowardly assassias who were tyrannizing over peaceful peasantsSmith stated the phrase on- curred in a letter written by his secretary Re 14 himself had not seen it but accepted The the r- NE ponsibility for the language used The question titer) asked "Witatild Smith mean- by coup0 Dug Gladstonlans With the avowed enemies of England?" Smith again admitted this phrase 4 bad been used by his Secretary in a letter which be himself had not seen lie declined to be explicit as to the meaning of the expression but referred his questioners to the col- aunts of United Ireland Smith's remarks gave rise to considerable excitement and disorder and a serious row was imminent The Speaker interfered and succeeded In restbring Bradley will put In the following team this afternoon: Clinton left field Hayes catcher Maul right field Reeder center held Finley first base Bradley third base Mathias second base Corcoran pitcher Burks short atop This team should certainly win ATLANTA Preparations for the spring rice at West Side Park are pregressIng rapidly and by Monday next everything will be in reediness for the Inauguration of the most brilliant meeting ever held in the South The number of horses will be mnch larger than ever before and compritdrig some of the moot noted racers in the country About MO horses are now ai the track and fresh arrivals are reported daily Capt Sam Brown is expected Saturday with his stable including Blue Wing Mona Troubadour Duke of Bourbon and others equally noted Twenty-four handsome purses to be awarded next week to the winners of the various races were yesterday hung in the Maxwell House They are very handsome 'rag NEMPRIS RACKS MEMPHIS TENN April 26-The attendance to-day at the second day of the spring meeting of the Memphis Jockey Club numbered 5000 It was the Chickasaw Guards day and that military company in uniform were present and during the afternoon gave an exhibition drill The great 4-year-old event was also to be contested and the reputation of the horses that were to meet in tills race added to the general Interest The weather was bright and clear and the trek in fast condition I trot race purse for all ages fiveeighthe of a mile-The starters were Mona (115) Garrison Returning Board (III) Blaylock Little Minch (12)) Sheridan Little Minnie (1124 Williams Sam Harper Jr (12A)) Leal Withrow (106) Link Jones CoL Owens 17 Turner Natalia (115) Pulley Kink 102 Enke Rico (117) Curtis In the pools Mona sold for $20 Little Minch 814 Withrow $6 the field $5 Mona won by half a length from tittle Minch second two lengths in front of Sam Harper Jr third Time 1 1161S Going around the upper turn of the worse Kink stumbled and ell Nittle Ifinnie Rico and Withrow also fe None of the jockeys were seriously injured Enke was bruised Of the horsey Withrow was badly cut behind but not permanently injured Second nice Chickasaw Guard's sweepstenks for 4-year-olds 1250 such $100 forfeit $1000 added second to save stake 114 miles-The starters were: Blue Wing (117) Garrison Brown Duke (114) Godfrey Montana Regent (117) Blaylock Elkwood (117) Leavy Lain (117) Covington In the pools Blue Wing had the call selling for $100 Montana Regent $60 the field $40 Elkwood Blue Wing and Latitte alternated In the lead until the last quarter Was reached when Blue Wing who bad dropped back to place worked up and a driving finish to the string ensued Blue Wing won by half a length from Elkwood second who was half a length in trout of Montana Regent third Time Third race purse handicap for all ogee one mile-The starters were: EMBUS (HM) CoyIngtoc Duke of Bourbon (100) Vincent: Austrians (97) Barnes Grimaldi (109) MOT) hoi Hopipe (94) Watson Daneing Kid (MB Hibernia (91) Kelly In the Grimaldi sold for Duke of Bourbon 110 Bonanza $8 Atha field $4 Sustriana won by two lengths from Grimaldi seeond two lengths in front of Duke of Bourbon third Time 145194- Fourth race purse for 2-year-olds five- eighths of a stile-The starters were: Tatatn (100) Wilson Indere (100) Covington Imita- tor (100) Kelly Bob Thomas (100) McCarthy Morel (97) Barnes Anna Ban (100) Vincent In the pools Morel sold for $20 the field $17 Merot won easily by four lengths in front of Anna Ban second three lengths ahead of Bob Thomas third Time 1 1)614 Fifth race handicap steeplechase stake $650 added for all ages over the long course about two and one-fourth miles-The starters were: Tennessee (160) Storms Ascoll (154) Downing Aurelian (147) Houston Gilt Edge (135) Weaver In the pools Tennessee sold for $2D the field $12 Asooll won by a length from Aurelian second four lengths in front of Gilt Edge third Time 6356 Tennessee led for fully three-fourths of the distance but stumbled and fell when he had but three more jumps to take owing to the breaking of his bridle Ed Storms his jockey was knocked senseless but regained consciousness after medical aid had been rendered The horse was badly bruised ais TO-DAY'S ENTRIRL MOWER TENN April 26 -The following are the entries weights and Fools sold to-night on to-morrow's events: First race purse for all ages three-quarters of a mile-Katie A (101) $12 Wary (101) 810 Elgin (120) $6 Editor (117) $5- CM Owens (117) $4 Ermine (101) 84 Revoke (117) 84 porter Ashe (117) $3Catheart (117) $1 Vivian BUS1111349 Suipendd and Confederate Graves Decorated eats FLotteruntALA April 28--(Speciall--To-day has been a gala day In Florenee The success of the Anil day's sale has exceeded the mod sanguine expectations of even the boomers To-days sales amounted to $74215 which is $4275 in excess of tile largest day's sale at Sheffield some years since when the whole country was astounded at the success of that company People are here from all sections of the country At precisely 12 o'clock the thousands of people congregated on the streets preceded by the fineet braes band In America marched to the lint block of lots advertised for sale by the land eompanY The excitement was intense After the halt was called Idr Lindsley of Nashville who bad the iale In charge made an address to the people followed by Judge Wood President of the kind Company At once Barnes Nashville'e favorite auctioneer exposed the property for sale and for live conoecutive hours without intermission the sale went on The biddientwas most spirited and the Iota were knock elf rapidly At the rate the property sold Ices realized were in excess of 1000 peg cent over prices paid by the Land Company This of course will make the intrinsic value of Florence stock 25 per writ over par and these are no fancy figures but Among the principal purchasers were A A Clisby Birmingham Sewariy Sheffield toseph Washington Nashville Andrew I Campbell Natchez: Nance Russellville Cole Nashville Cheatham Edge field Bliss Florence Phillips Ransom Indianapolis A Wills Nashville If Buxbaums Cincinnati Wood Evansville This afternoon three additional 100-ton furnace companies were organized and the entire amount necessary to secure Immediate eonstruction was subecribed This entire furnace enterpriee as worked by111 Fields of Columbus Mies who has identMed himself with Florence industries These furnaces are in addition to two already located and in process of construction The repreeentatives of the rolling mill company meet the dime- tors of the land company to-night for the purpose of eecuring a location Outside of the companies sale there were private sale of lots amounting to over $25000 The sale will be resumed to-morrow the immense throng of people remaining over The city is illuminated hands of music are marching the and every soul in Florence is in high glee DETERMINED OHIOANS ATLANTA GA April Inter-State Commerce Commission arrived here this morning and were escorted by a committee from the Chamber of Conimerce to the Kimball HOW Upon hearing bat Memorial day is a legal holiday In Georgia i the Commie-Bien decided to poetpone until 16-morrow the session which was to have buil held to-day The Commissioners were subsequently driven out to Oakland Cemetery to witness the memorial ceremonies The Commission has announced its programme while here which is in substance as follows: The Commission having temporarily suspended the fourth section of the Inter-State Commerce law as far as the railroads in this section are concerned ha object in visiting this city is to give the roads an opportunity of presenting such evidence as they can to convince the Commission of making the suspension permanent and allowing all others who have objections to urge against such action to present their side ot the case For these purposes the Commisaionwill hold morning and afternoon sessions to-morrow hearing first those who favor suspension of the fourth section whether railroad leallagert or commercial or other bodies and second those who oppose it All verbal statements to be made under oath in answer to questions from theCommissionerc and Oil witnesses to be subject to cross-examination by representatives ot the opposing party the object being to elicit all the facts pro and con On Thursday morning a session will be held to hear arguments on the evide4ace and upon any question of construction of law This evening delegations have arrived from all the leading towns ik Florida South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee1Alabatua and Georgia representativeA of large interests from Cmcinttati and other large cities at a distance They are in Decision to-night for 1 the purpose of formulating their grievances so as to save the time of the C0111011881011 The lumber interest is one of the strongest represented while the Iron men will make a vigorous effort to have the order made permanent suspending toe fourth sectien Among the railroad men here are Colo IehILL Beck Gen-end Manager of the South line- itedivgin' Gen Alexander of the Central IL Smith and Stahlman of the Louisville Nashville: Maj Green el the Georgia Railway Mr Thomas of the Nashville it Chattanooga Railway and Albert Fink receiver of the East Tennessee Virginia Georgia Railway Gen Alexander said to a reporter tonight: "My impression is that the railway repreaentatives have no grievances to lay before the Commissioners at this time They had an opportunity to present their case fully at the meeting of the Commission In Washington They old so in so able a manner that the Om-mission acceded to their demands by suspending the operation of the obnoxious section 4 of the act All that the railways can now reasonably require is that this temporary suspension shall be made permanent This I am disposed to believe will be done There are many railway men here but so far as I am informed they do not propose making any organized move upon the Commission Indeed the Commissioners have plainly said: We do not desire to bear from the railways now for we have given them a hearing we want give the business and the people an audience' This means that the people the merchants mill men etc will have the first claim upon the ATLANTA AptU 23--Spec1al--To4ay was observed more generally as a holiday than any memorial day within the most five years All business In Atlanta was suspended The milltory and civic procession which marched through the principal stmets and on to Oakland Cemetery was one of the largest ever seen 1' In this place All societies were represented tft the paguent The ceremony of dressing the soldiers' graves in the cemetery was beautiful and slinple The tombs were covered with roses and evergreens The orator of theday Col Albert Cox pronounced a brilliant but sombre eulogy upon the -homes of Use lost cause The monument to the Confederate dead was draped in the habiliments of mourn- lug and was almost hid from view when the women and children cast upon It their Anal offerings The members of the litter-State Commission were driven to the cemetery by the Officers of the Atlanta Chaliber of Commerce and witnessed the touching rites The day was per feet The result of the conference all interests at the Kimball HOUMA to-night was the passiwte of a resolution asking the Inter-State Commis-Rion to make permanent the suspension of the fourth section of the law This resolution with documents supporting its strongly will be IMP seined at the meeting to-morrow Jack Sneed and his brown legged aggregation will arrive this morning from Memphle They come with a big record for victories and will try bard to win a majority of the present series Gorman and Baker will most probably be the battery though Black may be put in the box Nashville will try to show them a few things this afternoon about ball playing There was a meeting yesterday afternoon of Protestant ministers of Nashville at the Young Men'e Christian Association parlors Thirty-five ministers from various churches were present The object was to take some action in regard to Sunday ball playing Dr Fitzgerald was called to the chair and stated the object of the meeting The matter was discussed at length and much indignation at what was pronounced a bold and defiant violation of the law of the land expressed A committee Wes appointed to call a meeting of citizens at Watkins: Institute next Friday night to take Stellti towards having the law enforced Two petitions have been circulated getting Signatures condemning the violation of the law THE RXW The new uniforms have at last arrived and will certainly be worn this afternoon All who have seen them have eomplimented the eeleoWon The shirts and pants are blue Two seta of caps belts and stockings are with them One set of these IS perfectly white and with the blue suits will make a Inc simile of the uniforms already made famous by the The other set consists of red belts and stockings and red caps with blue trimmings One set will be worn at home and the other set abroad The uniferras were made by A Beach Co who sent also to the club with their compliments a box of handsome toilet articles for the club dressing rooms MEXPRIS 15 CHARLESTON 9 MEMPHIS Time April fourth and last game of the series played between Memphis and Charleston this forenoon resulted in another victory for the locals who won handily notwithatanding Force was corn- pelled to retire after the fourth Midler This makes four straights for Memphis against the visitors who were undoubtedly outclassed Score: smarms LB a SAL as PO a- Boyle 89 6 2 8 1 1 1 1 Sneed I 6 I 4 I 8 2 0 Andrews I 6 1 2 1 11 0 0 Force as 2110 0 4 0 Baker 4 1 1 0 00 2 McAleer I 5 8 8 1 1 0 0 Crotty 5 I I I 4 8 0 Gorman 5 2 2 0 0 1 0 mace 5 2 2 1 2 0 0 Phelan 2 6 1 1 1 5 1 2 FIELD DAY IN COURT Legal Wrangle Between the Pullman and Central Transportation Companies Bearing Begun Nxw YORK April Z--The hearing in the case of Walter Delmar who seeka a mandamus to compel the officers of the St LonIi I San Francisco Railway Company to exhibit their transfer book and list of stockholders was be- gun before a referee to-day David Lynch a broker's clerk testified that be had obtained tmnsfers of stock of the Company at Its Wall street offic President Winslow of the Compony testified that although transfers of stock were made in New York tne transfer office was SL Louis La the litmus San their be STRENGTHENED General Effect of the Disclosures as to the President's Views on a Second Term Still at Frankfort Lovisivitmt April negroes Thrner Patterson taken to Frankfort to avoid a lynching it II remain In the jail at that place It was rumored late last night that they had beer' removed to Lexington on account of tbe threats of mob violence but this proved to bet without foundation The victim Miss Jennie Bowman Is better and it is thought will Soon be well enough to identify her amallantc ot It been the to enute They Drain As Objectionable Reser voir and Burn the Locks cournous April Governor this afternoon ordered the Toledo Company of the National Guard to the seems of the riot at the Paulding Company Reservoir The Information in brief is outlined to the Governor Is that 200 masked men overpowered the guards at the reservoir last night and blew up the banks saturated the locks and timber with on and burnedthem The guards were on duty at the instance of the Governor The building occupied by the gate-keeper was also burned The band worked all night cutting the dykes with pick and spade The volume of water is thus largely reduced through the reservoirs not entirely drained The amount of damage is estimated at $8(1)00 The ripezoinfgthtahtecrontty arillsouptihtaen la I rywair unit cause it covers a vast area of fine farming land and renders the entire region skid They will give no information as to the men who were concerned in the outrage Fifty pleked men of the three Toledo companies of 'the Sixteenth regiment with their officers and the Toledo section of the Fourth Ohio Battery with a Getting gun and accompanied by Adlt-Gen Kline left here this evening for Antwerp in response to the Governor's orders There is no likelihood of armed collision It should be understood that this fragment of the old Wabash and Erie canal is not to be considered necessary to the maintenance of the canal system of Ohio A bill was Introduced in the State Legislature last winter 1 to abandon it and sell it and the reservoir but It failed to pa SERIOUS AFFRAY iftoon PHILADELPHIA' April was a field I day in the United States Circuit Court in the legal wrangle between the Pullman PalaceCompany and tht Central Transportation Company First Mr Pullman as a stockholder In the 1 Transportation Company asked to have the company's directors enjoined from carrying out the resolutions adopted in September 1885 under which the par value of the Central Company's stock was reduced from $50 to $38 per share and the surplus wm directed to be distributed as a 12 per cent dividend among the stockholders The contention was that this surplus which amounts to $600000 could not legally be divided because the Board which authorized the dividend had no authority to do so After hearing argument the court held the matter under advisement and argument upon another branch of the litigation was then begun In this the Pullman Palace Car Company asked to have the Central Transportation Company enjoined from prosecuting its suits to collect rental at the terms specified In the original lease The transportation company has a number of snits pending to collect rental at that rate and from time to time as each quarterly rental falls due new suits on the same basis are piling up The Pullman Company wishes to stop the bringing of these suits and asks the court to find that the rental should be graded in accordance with the earnings Another matter in contention is providing the Pullman Company elects to surrender the leased property on what basis the surrender should be made The 'natters contained in the complainant's bill cover a great deal of ground and It took the assistant counsel for the Pullman Company over an hour to alone read It Total 49 15 20 1 27 12 5 cusnmreati AB Bit Blk PO A Glenn 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 McLaughlin 2b 5 1 8 0 8 1 3 Hines a 5 1 1 0 1 00 Grady 5 2 2 0 5 1 1 Powell lb 0 2 0 10 0 0 Williams 5 1 2 0 0 1 0 Carl I 5 ti 1 0 2 0 1 Smith 5 2 2 0 0 8 0 Corcoran 5 2 8 0 0 2 0 Accidentally Shot Himself' kinks TENN April 26--Special---Bud Henderson on of Henderson President of the First National Bank accidentally Shot himself this evening while toying with a re volver The bullet entered above the knee and came out below the joint It is impossible as yet for the doctors to say whether or not the wound will result In a stilt knee --Bud ident a re ble as (It the I (101) 1 Second race purse for all ages om and one eighth miles-1Vahoo (90) $11 Taxgatherer i486: ra Bride ittl) $1 Thrift (67) Third race Gaston Hotel stake for 2-year old fillies $600 added one-half Gareari1017) $20 Mere! (107) $20 Connie (107) Tally Ho (107) $5 Quotation (107) $2 le Mack (10e '7) ga Zuntan (AM $2 Fourth race burseforall ages one mile and a Lee (117) $26 Luke Alexander 11202) $11 Hindoo Rose (97) $9 Probus (114) Fifth race purse for maidens of all ages one Valentine (102) $10 Clay Sexton (99) 16 Leland (97) $6 Visit (91) $3 Roger Eastman (101) $2 SAS FRANCISCO AN FRANCISCO CALL April first race of the Blood Horse meeting was won by Nellaon Sir Thad second Marna third Time 1154 Second race nine-sixteenths of a mile heats Lida Ferguson Time lid 1 06 :66 Third race eleven-sixteenths of a won lusilade second Pocatello third Time 1:1014 Fourth won by IL Todd Eldorado second Bhinette third Time 2093a NEW EAREIT mannte LotmoN April fired spring meeting at New Market opened to-day the Prince of Wales' plate (handicap) over the Rowley mile being won by Douglas Saird's 4-year-old colt St Michael Sir hetwynd's 4-year-old gelding Plantagenet acoond and Lord Londonderry's 6-year-old horse Ounbusmore third There were no other starters peace Liberale are dismtisfled however and will insiet upon a formal explanation by Smith The Government has decided to apply cloture Thursday if the opposition persists In pro longing debate 1 and pffion criticised the Crimes and i Land bills Dillon said the Irish people were ezowding emigration skips as fast they 00171D Bg BORNE AWAY It Instead of giving substantial relief the Government persisted in offering the detestable! and eontemptible mockery lotmd In the Land bill some people In despair would seek refuge in America while others courageous enough to remain at home would eeek refuge in some e- sort of not openly then eretly Of WiS amendments to the Crimes bill al- ready it is noticed the Parnellitespontribute 88 Gladstonlans 69 Conservative' 88 Unionists 8 i None yet have been made in the names of either Gladstonian or Pamellite leaders ProbL ably 100 more will be added before Thursday The Unionists have still to meet to decide a eourse of action in the committee fitaga Lord Hartington will consult Lord Salisbury in regard to the views of Ulster Union10 lets are dissatisfied with the distribution of benefits proposed by the land bill which they regard as unfair and are agitating for revision of the bill in that respect Tiorrrus LAUNCEED LONDOlf April Thistle was to-day launched quietly and was at once towed to Gourook three miles west of Grenhoek on the Clyde She displays considerable overhang of both stem and stern Her sails will be carried I 1 well forward and her mast will be stripped nearer to the stem than is customary Her mainsail will be immense Her deck Is very much like the Marjorie' Her bowsprit will be of gammon iron fitted to the stemhead and therefore her big spar will be right amid' ship The Thistle will cross the Atlantic as a yawl but when racing she will be cutter rigged I mien LONDON April 26--Gladstone Met the labor Ft members of Parliament at a private dinner this evening Being called for be responded 4 briefly Hie remarks were mainly devoted to the question of reducing election Referring to the relations betyetten the Liberals and Parnellitte he said he had received only one letter from Parnell in his life Earl Spencer speaking at an ariti-coercion demonstration in South London to-night reit crated his disbelief that there was any eonneo lion between Parnellites and the outrages in Ireland If the Liberals were to be denounced for their dealings with Parnellites how could Lord Carnarvon who sought Parnelre advice and assistance escape censure? lie denied that the Glinistonlmis advocated separation or tried to shield criminals If the Unionists believed I Parnellites ruffians why did they offer toentrust them with any local government whatever lie advised that an endeavor be made to reunite the Libentla Ireland could only be reconciled to Great Britain by the same treatment that Canada and Australia received that the American colonies had been denied A letter was read from Gladstone in which be said "the pesos of Ireland honor of England alike are involved in the defeat of this unexampled percion bill" rs A MAD END A "muter Nashville Wenuut Suicides la Memphis I Miorrins April Buff man a white woman aged 38 OccuPling a room on the third fteer et the old Postoffice building on Jefferson street Welded yesterday afternoon by taking a quantity of morphine Thecause which prompted the rash set Was despondency caused by a loathsome disease which she eontraeted several months ago Lillie Huffman was a blonde petite in gore and fairly good looking She came from itshville some eight months ago and has been ying with Mrs "tattle Campbell in the build' fig where she died Her mother and stepfather reside in the Bock City Her remains were interred this afternoon in the Elmwood Cemetery She confessed to tire Campbell that she had taken morphine and was attended by Or Henderson and threeother physicians but vdthout avail 7 I WasHINOrON April general effect of the disclosures made as regards the President's views on a setond term has been to strengthen Mr Cleveland very materially in public opinion It had been freely stated that appointments for some time past were distributed with reference to a renomination and for party effect rather than for the public good Though nobody believed this at first Yet the continued and systematic reiteration had begun to Influence men's minds and it was just as well the truth became known when it did The statement originally attributed to Senator Vest bag been so materially qualified by him as to destroy its character as an utterance of the Preeldent's and to leave nothing of It but a personal opinion of the Senator As for the isUeged letter of renunciation which appeared several weeks ago as a Chicago roorback and which the Washington correspondent of the St Louis Republican heard of only last Saturday that was never at any time received seriously But Bev Dorsheimer's dignified and explicit statement made in the Star to-day and reproduced by the Associated Press everywhere has had a profound effect It satisfies everybody that the President so far from scheming for a renomination as his detractors declare has really contemplated a formal and irrevocable renunciation It shows that disgusted with the misrepresentation of his purposes and the perversion of his he had endeavored to declare himself in such fashion as would protect him from further annoyance and leave him free to serve out his term and retire upon the honors be has so well earned there Is a much better feeling today in consequence and the backbiters will have to mark out a new line of attack while though- lid and patriotic citizens all over the country consider the commentary involved In the spectacle of a great and successful leader almost driven to rttire from leadership to7 the stings Jumped the Track PA April 26-14 loaded coal train of fifty cars on the Erie Road ran away near Big Shanty this morning and jumped the track while going at the rate of sixty miles an hour The train was completely wrecked and Brakemen Lacroix and Craitson seriously in- Jured Lacroix It is thought will die The loss to the company will reach several thousand dollars Judge Henry and State Auditor Walker Badly Injured in a Fight Murdered a Child CLxviamm April murder Is being Investigated by the Coroner The vietim Robbie Brown was a little black orphan boy 2 years and 9 months old Be lived with II woman named Docile on Decatur Alley and died yesterday afternoon Lizzie and Mary DoeileCmrie Smith and Hattie Jewel were arrested for the murder of the infant To-day at the Coroner's inquest a ahocking tale was told A witnesa named Snyder said be had seen the women under arrest beat the child with a "bull whip" knocked down and pound its head against the floor The child was ill and half starved for three months The murderers are all under 15 years of age Chancery Court at Carthage CARTHA011 April Wade opened Chancery Court this afternoon After a preliminary call of the docket court adjourned until 8 o'clock to-morrow Chancery Court here Mu resolved itself down to an exceedingly flne point and as a consequence the Chancellor fluty soon get through his work There have only been eeven lawsuits brought In this court since last term all months ago The present term will occupy but a few days A light frost was noticed through this section this morning but not sufficient to do any serious damage Total 46 9 16 0 27 8 5 Innings: 0 2 8 0 0 0 2 0-15 Charleston 0 0 1 I 1 2 3 1 9 Earned 10 Charleston 2 Twe-base 1 Powell 1 Do310 Home and McLaughlin Base on Gorman I Smith 4 Struck Gorman Smith 5 Wild Gorman 1 Passed 2 Hines 2 Double and on 7 Charleston 9 Tony Suck: THE FEVER IN TULLAHOMA TULLAHOMA A pril base ball lovers are in good spirits to-day At a meeting of the City Board last night a resolution was adopted allowing the use of the ball grounds every afternoon to the base ball clubs If used after school hours Some time Fallea the Mayor prohibited this use of the grounds olaiming that the sport was a nuisance to tne schools but this objection on the part of the Mayor was overcome by the lads promising not to play until the closing of the schools at 8 o'clock in the afternoon The boys are said to be organizing a strong team with a view of winning the pennant back from the Lynchburg nines who captured the championship last year comma AGAINST NASHVILLE COLUMBIA April next Saturday at 2 the Vanderbilts of Nashville and the Columbia Reda will meet In the diamond The Vanderbilt club is dubbed the champion amateurs of the Capital City and the Reds are the champion amateurs of Tennessee The game will be called promptly at 2 o'clock that the visitors may return on 515 train The proceeds will be applied to a charitable cause The game Will be played under the new rules The following Will be the positions of the players: COLUMBIA IANDARBULTS Taylor Snliivan Smith WilliatintFirst base Lytle Taylor Second Burch Williams Third Howard Short stop Keeiar Pender held Clement Wooten Center field Carlyle Right neld Carter Ben HarriS umpire Atwurruvi 18 arta II 15111LADILPHIA PA April game to day between the Athletic and Metropolitan clubs was characterized by the heaviest batting of the season The Mete boot the game periodpallyothrough costly errors and tarew away a splendid chance of tieing the store by the moat stupid kind of base Athletics 5 4 0 4 0 '0 8 0 2-18 Mete 0 8 8 40 2 2 0 0-17 Atkisson and Carson Meta Cushman and Donohue Blom Athletics ni Mew 81 OFFICIALS INJURED Kansas State Officials Injured in a Rail- road Accident 'N TOPIIA Kan April 25---A special train sr rived on the Rock bland at 3 to-day havirg on board a party of injured men from Horton These copsisted of t1ent-0ot Riddle Secretary of State Allen and Auditor McCarthy of She Emus Board of Railroad Amman who have been making a tour of inspection Chicago Kanms and Nebraska Road They were accompanied by President Low and General Manager Fischer and with the entire train crew were more or less bruised and injured The party left Horton this morning to go West on the Atchison branch of the Rock Island and one mile west of that place the train was hurled down an embankment twenty-five feet high Mr Allen was hurt the most seriously but not dangerously so Lieut Gov Riddle was injured in the left leg and had to be carried from the scene as was also Allen but be to all right McCarthy was bruised badly about the bead Judge Severy of the Iowa Supreme Court IMO very badly hurt about the head Nearly evert-one In the special car was more or less injured President Low and the porter of the ear alone escaping unscratched Judge Severy was sent to Atchison and the others brought to Topeka Allen and Riddle are confined to their beds A Raftsman in Trouble Wyatt Wilkerson a raftsman was yes terday morning arrested by Officer Lee Sand ers and charged with stealing $1840 from A Woolard Woolard later retueed to prosecute upon Wilkerson giving up the money and the hitter was released NOTHING 8UT NEWS The Huron Stamp Mill at Houghton Illicit burned yesterday afternoon Loss $500o0 insurance $41000 At Reading Pa the Manhattan Hard ware Company hm been declared insolvent liabilities about 1175000 The funeral of Alexander Mitchell at St James Church yesterday was one of the largest that ever took place in Milwaukee At least 400 children are said to be down with the measles in Madison Witt Many adults are afflicted The public schools have been closed An immense meeting of Irish-Americans and Citizens generally waa held last night in Cleve land protesting against the Coercion bill now pendiug before the British Houae of Coin- MODS Oenentl Passenger Agent Martin of the Cleveland Coltunbus Cincinnati Bs Railroad issued an order yesterday to tbe effect that 1000-mile tickets will be sold On and after April 25 4 a Huribert one of the most prominent citizens of Des Moines la vrds arrested yesterday evening for alleged complicity in the murder of Constable Logan a ho wits eliIn while endeavoring to enforce the Iowa proldistion Th 1 trial of State RepresentatIve of Michigan charg-st with atteinntnig terit31 already been mentioned in these Alspdttlies Dalin filed a putrid Judge Andrews In the Supreme Copt of New York yesterday confirmed the findb of the jury to the effect that Mary Minnie i Irk was not entitled to a divorce from Hermit- Kittson whom she ehtlined to have Di 04 because at the time be was under the in' rnoe of Liquor The Judge annals the marrisft a yes Sand om and tA 4 Of 1trk kti 1 obeittriBSON Cerr MO Atilt 24--El-8utorems Judge John Henry and State Auditor Walker bad an altercation on the street between 0 and 10 o'clock this morning in which Judge Henry was shot once in the right arm and again In the breast and Walker was severely cut in the head by a blow from Judge Henry's cane Both inen are now in charge of physicians The affair grew out of the late Investigation of Auditor Walker by a legislative oommittee Walker accused Judge Henry of talking about him with a view to injuring him and took strong exception to the Judge's testimony before the committee Judge Henry replied that be bad told nothing but the truth whereupon Walker in very profane end emphatic langunge celled him a liar Judge Henry then struck Walker over the bead with his cane and Walker whipped out a pistol and fired at him The ball entered the palm of theJudge's left band passed up the arm just under the skin to near the elbow where it came out crossed his breast and lodged in the breastbone The wound is severe and may be a dangerous one Walker got a heavy blow on the left temple cutting a long gash and be ts now suffering from nervous prostration palpitation of the heart and nun-inures of his left side but the doctors any be will be als right in a few Both are old metro and Judge Henry is Quite feeble Thoroughbred Stallion Sold Ceram Plum-lee who has for four years past exhibited so much interest in the breeding of fine stock hu just foreclosed the sale of his stallion Artist aged 8 lwri for the sum of $40011 This ho the first sale and he has several others as well bred OA the one just sold lie Is an entbustut on the line horse question A little more than one year ago be went to Spain and imported some thoroughbred jacks to this county and the investment has proved WOO successful and we think will PreVe blgbly beneficial mull Furnaces at Montgomery OIrroOKftar ALA April Dr Church and Ron James IL Tread aecompealed by 30 A Cutudnehamnt Tint NHVILLI consummated arrangements to-day for the erection of charcoal furnaces at Riverside Park Work begins forthwith They left forNew Orleans to-night Memorial day was very Lappmpriately observed to-day A large pmeession marched out to the cemetery and strewed with flowers the graves of the tonfederate dead Three companies of infantry one of artillery and one of calvary were in the pmeession Col Schofield of Marshall County delivered the memorial address to fully ten thousand people Golden's famous band volunteered for the Tin Platoaltd Sheet-Iron Workers PHILADELPRIA Aprtl from the different local assemblies formed of tin plate and sheet-Iron workers throughout the eotmtry met in eonvention here this morning for the purpose of forming a national organization Delegates were present from a number of elties and also from the old National Tin Plate and Metal Workers' Union of St Louis The trade is regarded ft unit for a national organization but there is said to be some difference of opinion as to whether it should take the form of a district aseembly of the Knights of Labor or of a union independent of that order The sessions are held with eloeed doors and will continuo for several days Died of Consumption FRANaLtir Mt April 26--8peelal--Mr Kuck Dinning an old citizen of this city died at his home this morning at 4 o'clock of consumption Be will be buried by the Knights of Honor at the family burying ground to-morrow afternoon There Is every Interesting revival In at the Baptist Church conducted by lieVr bIre of Bowling Green The General Assembly of Cumberland Presbyterian Church begins here Saturday Thirty Lives Loot MILWOMS April 7A--A special from Duluth bihm says it is rumored the tug Kinn Lamont engaged in breeking ice on Vermillion Lake with a Pleasure Part' on bnerd with a diStiStAlr ad that thirty lives nvm lost No particulars VOLUMBLt GALLATIN The Third Quarterly Coneert at toward reveal) Preacher Like Sam GALLeritt April 24--Special)-1110 third irtarterty eencert of Howard Female College took P1iceto-11fat in the colkge 11411 under the The Kid lona gurvey eeManeous Mention From Maury Cowan) April Turn) pmsed through the etty to-day tor Lewisburg to carry- George Laird colored sentenced to 24 ears tu the penitentiary fro tape god We.