The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 1

I VOL XII I i 1 A 'i 1 I i 1111011J 1 1 VOLXII I NASHVILLE TENN T1JESDAY-1mMOILNING'' JUNE 14 1887 0011111MINED odt al i 11010J ool4 otl Er 'L 11IPt '-0 ti IL thlrtr 0 a 4 0 a 4 0 'z I i 70 it 11 a i111 ''3'1' It I Tiv- dito 1 fry 1 '1 I ff 1 "41b al O' )11 1 )1t) 01 4 i tt i I 4 11 osJ t4 4 xittii otJ weiv 411t tr gOait 'OW' a a 0 VT i 17 t' 1 1 I tfli dri a fi t4 'I' NASH VILL TENN TESDAY11 -1011NING'' JUNE 14 1887 I a I I I WHOLE NO 39928 tit I AN ASSeIGNMENT' WHOLE NO 3 00 9 8 0 01 4444 1 A NT A CeTeNTILIEMT MONEY FOR MAUL 1 4 IkT CIT LYAD 11 A THE TURF FT I TT I T1 1- TIIE FOREIGN NEWS Hall it Ordway 11snutacturing Company Forced to Close urine The Nashville's Crack Player Sold for $2500 Good It acing Fast Track and Glorious Weather at St Louis Orlando Pilot Rio Gristle Parasol Windlpicure titration Witywarfi and Berlin I Mammonist and Parasol ma the tuning with KM GrIllide well ap till now tbo turn for home where inoved up A desperate finish ensued but Berlin won by three lengths Rio Grande second Poquitil tidrd Time 1:4814 1 cowtosalcsfi ELIAtost NEW Yon June 18 counsel to the corporation has given the Pollee Commis stoners an opinion to the effect that the rw ceipt in the city of chmmieedone to make bets on race tracks II a violation of the pookelling law and MAIMS that they put a stop to the practice EARL OF Ai3ERDEEN or-----ndo Pilot ILI Grinds a a Wind- Eniperor William's Health Rapidly Iniproving Everybody Preparing to Celebrate the Queen's Jubilee Henceforth He Will Play With the Philadelphia Boys not touch Shreve' mires while Poch limy waa bit safely ten times Including throe triple haws and a home rum About 1000 persons saw the tame which was the most interesting played here this season Baltimore 2010011101-7 Cleveland-- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Shreve and Daniels Cleveland Poch they and Re 'ma'am Base 12 Cleveland 5 1 Cleveland Home PHILADELPHIA 5 NEW YOU 4 Nsw YORE June New York and Philadelphia clubs played at the Polo grounds to-day About 4500 spectators wore present and enjoyed a closely eontested and intereeted match Keefe was not as effective as usual New York OO 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 and O'Ronks Caber and McGuire Bum 12 NAMdelphia IS York 8 Phil delph a Baommx It 5- 130t touch enrvek while Poehlin Procrastinator Miss Ford Hornpipe Race laud and Cora Win Favor's Victory the Feature of the Day at PrJepect Park Yesterday Their Liabilities is the Neighbor hood of $206000 While Their' 'Assets Wilt' 'About the Same Amount Belief that the Enterprise Oan Be Nide to Pay Whoever Takes it Up' bbor ELtJaf vt Kid The Clemenceau-Foucher Duel Being Ridiculed Unmercifully Nashville Does Up Birmingham Without any Difficulty Bendigo Mama Reveller and Berlin the Other Winners Debate on the koettion Bill Re Burned in the Rouse of Commons Memphis Gets There in the Game at New Orleans 114 4 Couto' that Brought About the Ilse to Bo Regretted N000solty of Ausponston aloe 11' Results of the Contests Yesterday to tho League and to the Assoelattei To-day's Entries at St Question of Commissions on Placing Bets in Nsw fork City Quite a flutter of pained surprise arta eno ated In business circles by the immuneament late yesterday afternoon of the fidlure of the Ball Ordwal Boot and Shoe Mane tit ono 1 tune halm Mann New YORK June Brooklyn club again detested the Louisville nine with Ratnsey in the box at Washington "'ark Brooklyn to-day Ramsey was hit bard while Toole was wild A hot liner in the seventh inning dislocated a Anger for Toole and he retired Terry coming to pitch and Burch going into left Bold Brooklyn 41302100B-11 Louisville 001002200-5 Terry and Greer Ram- sey and Kerins Base 12 lAmisville 15 5 Louisville 6 PrrrsiBuRo 5 DETROIT PrETS1313110 June Pittsburg" were welcomed home by 8500 people who assembled at Recreation Park to-day and law their favorites take a game from the Barons after a hard fought isittle The visitors did not make a rue until the fifth Inning when they made three which tied the score on hits by Briody Weidman Richardson Rowe and Thompson In the eighth the home nine again took the lead Singles by McCormick Brown and Miller and sacrifice hit by Carroll and Coleman earned two rune McKinnon and Thomp- son did the heavy hitting while Duniap's play at second was the brilliant feature of the game Pittsburg 010110080-5 Detroit 000080000-8 and Miller Weidman and Briody Base 10 Detroit 12 CINCINNATI 13 Errs 6 New Voile June Indians batted bard but lost the game through poor work In the field to-day The Weetern players captured the game in the sixth inning Metropolitan 0 0 28 0 1 00 0-0 Cinema! 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 -13 Cushman and Donohue Barad and Baldwin Base 16 Cincinnati 17 8 Cincinnati THE AMATEURS The Summer-street Base Ball Club defeated the Market-street Base Ball Club by a score of 13 to The principal feature of the gains was the errors of the Market etreeta The Slipaways challenge the Langston' for a game of ball Friday June 24 on the Vanderbilt grounds I 1 Mew Michael Davitt's Speeches nave Been of Assistance to the Govern the Foreign News Lenox June the House of Commons this evening the Manchester Ship Canal bill was read a sound time the condttion of its passing a recond reading without opposition being its reference to a select committee Sir James Ferguson Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs announced that the Govern was informed that Russia has completed a railway to a point within 125 miles of the border of Afghanistan There had been a rumor which had come under notioe of the Indian Government that the Russians bad completed the road to Sarakhs seventyfirs miles from the Afghan frontier but the Government had been unable to confirm it The foreign office Sir James Ferguson said had received a dispatch from Lord Duffetin Viceroy of Inuits dated June 9 in which the Viceroy stated that there was at that time no lighting in pro frees between the Ameees troops and the Rebels The House then resumed DIMATS ON TAB COPBCION BILL taking up the fifth clause which deals with the proclaiming of districts Henry Fowler Liberal pmposed an amendment that proclamations be made by order of the privy council instead of the Viceroy He urged that a change of such importance as the proclaiming of a district should be made by the Imperial inetead of by the Irish executive Air Balfour Chief Secretary for Ireland declined to accept the amendment He re minded the House that the Government collectively were responsible for every at of the Irish Executive Messrs Healy McNeil Guru and Ion Nationalists sucoeesively supported the amendment Mr Gladstone euggested that the members should not spend any more et the short time at theircommand in futile discuselons It would be better he said to employ the remaining time in discussing weightier Mr Smith said he was anxious to allow sufficient time for the discussion op SUBSTMTLit QUESTIONS and he hoped the opposition would assist the Government in this direction Mr Fowler offered to withdraw his amend ment Mr Dillon protested He declined to take advice from the Government to what amendments should be discussed In the misarable period left to the Parnellites to contest the measure Mr Morley said be was sure Mr Gladstone had not meant to suggest that the opposition assist in limiting the debate in aocordance with the Government's ideas The opinions of the Parnellites upon the relative importance of amendments deserved more attention than the opinions of English The amendment was put to a division and was rejected-235 to 167 Mr Doherty moved an amendment that proclamations be issued only on the report of a judge of the high court after a local in Notable Reception rendered Him by Prominent Sa In Francisto Citizinth SAN Fasacisco Joie 18--The Earl of Aberdeen Lord Lieuteeant of Ireland under the Gladstone admint is dim was given a notable reception at hi hotel thin afternoon I There were present all the Justices of the Supreme Court of California and Judges of the local Mayor of the city and a large number of State Ificials and proud- nent citizens number' in all SOO A me- i) morial was preeented the nobleman on behalf of the citizen sl of San Francisco which declared that the subscribers could not allow the opportunity to pass without expressing their warm approval of the manner in which he ilutd discharged his donee as Lord Lieutenant The memorial Wile also highly complimentary to the Countess of Aberdeen winning the love of the people of Ireland The memorial said: experience as citizens of this great republic having Con vinced us that the State Government is not incompatible with the integrity of union we regard the broad and generous statesmanship of Gladstone so admirably seconded by yourself in prOposing to restore to Ireland her National Parliament not only the best methodd4ut the only method of promoting her pros rity while securing the integrity of the moral Government" In response Aberdeen said be recognized the significance of inch an expression He referred to the political expressions contained in the address saying he was quite sure that tbe beet American opinion would never be in favor of anything like dismemberment of the relations existing between Great Britain and Ireland "It is therefore a highly desirable thing" be continued "that the leading members of the Irish community should make it plain that their views and aims are not in favor of the separation of Great Britain and Ireland but of that form of self-government for Ireland which would be perfectly consistent with and contributive to imperial unity" The Earl further assured the audience that he had perfect faith that the Liberal party would be victorious in the home-rule mention of leaves to-morrow for Texas to visit a brother living there and then will go North visiting Chicago and New York: ALL HAPPY ONCE 3tORE A Dresden Sensation Culminates Happily Saturday' Afternoon DRESDEN Tun Juice One of the most decided sensations Dresden Lea ever witnessed culminated very happily Saturday afternoon The elopement of the wife of Mr Joseph Rawle proprietor of the once popular Hotel de Hawks with Henry Coffee some tinie since created quite a sensation at the time and a ftdi account of the affair appeared in the columns of THE Amineat They packed up all the effects of the hoetelry and boarding a west-bound train with them bid farewell to old Dree den Mr Rawls followed Jackson Tenn but family returned a wiser if a sadder man Since that time Coffee and Mrs Rawls have lived at various places together but all must not have been as lovely as they had expected Mr Rawls is a quiet peaceable citizen and a thoroughly domestic man and the loss of the one he loved better than life and bad trutited so implicitly was a bitter blow indeed The light of his life had gone out and life itself dtemed scarcely worth the living But the darkest clouds have a silver lining Mrs Rawls tried life at various places and under many conditions with her paramour But she too found she lost all that made life happy peaceful and contented and 'twm not long before she grew tired of her Coffee and longed to be again folded in the armed her beloved Joseph She wrote him her heart's desires This awakened in his heart a bright hope of happiness yet Be sent her money saying return and all would be forgiven When the east bound train arrived Saturday Mr Rawls breathless with expectation wu on hand He was not disappointed The object of his devoted love was there his own dear but false wife At the sight of one so dear all thoughts of the past was gone and with an expression of supreme happiness on hie handsome countenance that those who beheld It will never forget he premed her to his heart time and again and showered kisses of forgiveness upon her rosy lips Mr A Reach Preeident et the Philadelphia (League) Base Ball Club arrived in tios city yesterday morning About the same time but from a different directIon came Maul the pitcher of the Mr Reach first bed a consultation with the direckde of the local association and then with Maul The remit of these meeting' was that theNubville Club at 12 o'clock in consideration of a check for 2500 releamd Maul and the latter immediately signed with Mr Reach to play with the Philadelphia at a sidary of $350 per month It was a cold bueiness proposition by which the Nashville association made $750) and the Philadelphia added to their team a young player who will before the season is ended rank with the beet hitters and pitchers of the great league which be hu entered Mr Reach says that he will play Maul in right field for some time and develop him gradually as a pitcher The two left last night fcr Philadelphia Maul was undoubtedly a strong man the best in fact in the Southern League but with the moneyed offer that was made no Southern League Club could have afforded to retain him Our little League Is shoolutely without protection and at beet Maul could have been held but a few months longer If Philadelphia bad not had the privilege of reserving players Mr Reach would never have offered $1000- for Maul simply to turn him loose again at the end of the present season NASHVILLE 15 BIRMINGHAM 2 BIRMINGHAM ALA hue local club played a miserable game to-day both in the field and at the bat Ware was batted without dculty by the visitors and errors were made at a most critical time An offer has been made Indisuapolle for the release of Cahill Official score: BIRMINGIAIL AB B11 LB PO A Duffle 4 0 0 0 2 0 1 Kent 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 Ideate' 4 0 1 1 10 0 0 Puller 8b 4 1 1 2 0 I 2 Kiefer 4 0 0 0 8 1 0 Taylor 21) 4 0 1 0 8 3 1 Doherty 4 1 1000 1 wars 4 0 8 0 0 5 0 Rues a 0 1 0 1 1 Totals 2 srAsnvisme AB IL BK BB PO A C1lntonLf 6 1 2 0 2 0 0 Hayes 2b 6 1 2 0 2 3 0 Fine let 5 1 8 1 12 0 0 Bradley Sb 3 2 0 2 1 1 lloganr 1 5 4 4 2 2 00 Reeder cf 5 4 5 4 4 0 0 Burks 5 1 2 8 0 52 Kelly 8 0 0 0 0 8 0 Nicholas 5 0 1 1 8 2 0 TotaL 46 15 21 11 27 14 8 Score by innings: Birmingham-- 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Nashville 4 0 2 3 0 4 0 2 I-15 Earned Two base Fuller 1 Burks 1 Home 1 Double Taylor and Diestel 1 Hayea and 1 Kiefer and Diestel 1 Struck Kelly 1 by Ware Bases on KeLy 2 by Ware Passed Kiefer 1 Nicholas 1 Wild 2 Time of hours MEMPHIS 5 NEW ORLEANS NEW ORLEANS June New Orleans failed to bunch its bits off Black run bases like amateurs made costly errors and were discouraged Skinner's Memphis bunched its bite and played a fine game winning on its merit Phelan played a great game all around and led the batting Jack Brennan played with Memphis but has signed with Eau Claire Official score: k' NSW MILKAN8 LB 1B sa PO A Cam pau Lf 4 1 2 8 0 0 Powell 4 0 2 0 4 1 Cartwright lb 4 02 11 1 0 4 0 1 2 8 0 Pujol 4 0 1 2 0 1 Klussman lb 4 0 0 0 0 0 Fuller 4 0 1 2 2 Vaughn1 8 0 1 0 1 0 Walla 3 0 0 4 1 0 Total 84 1 10 3 24 12 4 4 STRUNG UP alleged to have been balled art311 th4o NNW tions of Government officials that Michael Devira To NI ARRasTM) TO-NoRROW I not generally believed The Tories how ever strong their desire to Ilene Mr Devitt and make an example of him that would deter others from following his coum for many years to come have no mind to repeat the blunders of the Gladstone Government in 1881 sod will think twice before furnishing the home rulers with another band of martyrs whose sufferings would inevitably arouse tbo empathic of the English manes and eepecially the newly eon-11)818d electors In one way Mr Dsvites speechee at liodyke have been of much assistanos to the Government and the more astute members of the Cabinet while loudly protesting against his sedsa Boys course are rather pleased than otherwise that he should have acted ea be has The few weak-kneed Unionist' and sympathetic Tories who might remonstrate against wholuale evictions ARS LID 'ro extzsve by the prominence gh'en to the ejectment' at Bodyke by Mr Davitt's presence that Pie few evictions mentioned as the result of bard lighting on the part of the evictors at that place oomprise the whole number of ejectment in Ireland while as a matter of tact the average number of evictions throughout Ireland is and has been for 'es- eral weeks upward! of 100 a day Thus it will be "see that as long as Mr bavites I prominence at one place can be made to distract attention from dozens of other places the Government is willing that be should remain at large and it is likely Wis no attempt will be made to arrest bins un after the passage of the coercion bill if should be arrested at all The Government newspapers pay their respects to the American testimonial to Mr Gladstone in language running the gamut from satire to denunciation They are unanimous however la asserting that the ex-Premier is being used by crafty Americans to further the ends of A COLOSSAL ADVERTISING SCHEME and indirectly mention Mr Joseph Pulitzer Mr John IL Starlit Mr Brutus Wiman and others as selfish promoters of a plan to advertise themselves and their businees at the expense of a vain old man London is just now undot the influence of a craze unprecedented in the latter day history of the metropolis Eveebody is preparing to celebrate the Queen's jubilee and Tieing with his neighbor in the elaborateness of his preparations The houses along the principal street are deface' by wires cords pieces of wood and every conceivable device for illumination and trans-wench gas fixtures etc are being put In position as rapidly as a rut army of workmen can place them The hotels are already tilled to overflowing in spite of the fact that they have advanced their charges from 20 to 30 per cent and the matter of sheltering and feeding the multitude of visitors during the festivities has become a problem of difficult solution A GREAT HOWL HAN BEEN RAISED by the straight-laced portion of Londoners against the sacrilige of erecting stagings and otherwise defacing temporarily the interior Westminster Abbey but as the wishes of nobody but the Queen are considered in the matter the work is not likely to be retarded through considerations veneration for the edifice The PE1S newspapers ridicule the CleMetiCeau-Foucher duel unmercifully many of them going so far as to suggeet a prearrangement Insuring the safety of the Be that as it may however the meeting has added to the prestige of neither gentleman and both will be exceedingly lucky to escape Its consequences without loss of Influence for In no other country in the world than France can a public man be so quickly and thoroughly crushed by rid'- As Mimi GMT UMW June the trial of the members of the Alsatian Patriotto League to-day allot the accused pleaded not guilty of the charge of high treason though they admitted that they had given financial aid to the league It was not they claim a secret order but a social organization whose sole aim was to Increase the patriotism and promote the efficiency of the French youth They denied all knowledge of any deeign on the part of the league or of individuals to reconquer the Richland by TRI lareiteclee REAtrit BRE" June 13--The Emperor's health is improving rapidly The irritation of his eyelids which has been very painful to him is subsiding and in other respects the betterment of his condition is quite marked Tfl Mows! remora comprrion LONDON June 14--The Chsonicle's Berlin correspondent emphasizes the recent adverse reports regarding the conditisn of the Crown Prince of Germany He snorts that Prince Bismarck considers the Crown Prince's life doomed and that the letter's family are prepared for the worst The correspondent says be has beard that the real statement of Prot was conteeled that the Professor went to the palace and with tears in his eyes declared that his examination had led him to believe that the malady was incurable and that the Prince'e life was in danger A specialist has written to the Berlin Tegbleit and says he believes that the case of the Crown Prince is a serious orkst and that a fitting time for an operation is being allowed to pass owing to fears for the result It Is necessary be says to remove the larynx which Is the only operation that can save the Prince's life though it will deprive him of his voice The specialist declares that if the affection were only a simple polypus matters would never have reached their present serious aspect FOREIGN NOTES A new Bervien Cabinet has been formed as follows: Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs: Milofirovics Minister of the Interior Visiljevics Minister of Public Worship Vacumovice Minister of Justice Virlice Minister of Finance Gen 13og1tchev1ce Minister of Two hundred and fifty bead of cattle have been landed from the steamer Castle-ford -which went ashore off the Scilly Islands while en a voyage from Montreal The priests of the Golden Temple at Amnitsir In the Punjaub ceased to offer the customary prayer for Dlauloop Singh when they beard he was intriguing with Russia against India Lord Hartington has accepted engagement' to stump the Spalding Parliamentary district in the interest of the Conservative The French Chamber of Deputies has elected Develle Vice President of that hire b11104 rb6 torturing Company The pereons congeotod 1 with the company are among the oldest' beet known and moat eeteemed business men in the city The style of the Ana 'was first Hall Ordway IdItchell wholesale dealere in boob' and shoes and so con- tinned doing business on the Public ileum till the death of Mr Mitchell The preeent eompany was formed about eighteen months ago and the manufactory established inane nection with the house It is the only see terprise of the eort in Nashville and the citizens entertained great hopee for its sue! cess Rnd aow that it goes down feel the profoundest regret The factory employed about seventy hands all of whom will now be threw out of work 6110 o'clock the company 4 executed a deed of trust conveying all the stoek of goods wares and membandise to a Weakley for the benefit of their credit- 5 ors The instrument is a bulky one Ileta out the whole indebtedness of the firm with their liabilitiee The whole amount et the habilltitie is 821'8830 And the total of the assets 111632887K This latter does not in elude a tract of 130 scree of land which aim conveyed Below is given a list of the creditors: Oeorge Riddle Cashier 8 4500 00 American National Bank E500 00 Same 2500 00 pidy 2500 03 Same 2500 00 Clain Coburn Co 1871 90 Same 1671 91 Americas National Bank 2000 00 Note by themselves Shoe Jr Leather Bank 2508 00 Rani' 1 Sons 1356 Off American National Bank 10000 00 Eddy Cashier 1200 00 Benham Mann 8000 00 Bradley lAywood 4000 00 MsNeeley Co 915 00 Sweetzer 8978 81 Davis A Cruppe 981 07 Colburn Fuller A Co 00 Russ Nines 2107 00 ak W-D Brockett 3819 00 a Houghton I Coolidge 2030 00 A Whither 1580 00 Bradley Jr Laywood 1907 00 Clapp hi Tapley 1447 00 Porter White A 12003 00 Ed Nutt Co 1177 00 Henry Daniels 41079 07 Notes drawn by Hall Ordway Co and by them indorsed hold- ere unknown 875i8 45 Liabilities of Ordway 47 Following le a schedule et assetei Merchandise 88031 20 Open accounts A 6420 so Bills receivable on hand 14 56 6 40 Open accounts 14269 03 Bills receivable 8282 00 Machinery account 10866 09 Furniture and Lit80 58 Factory stock 11145 06 The firm consisted of Ordway Ordway and Hall Mr Sinith who was a member of ih withdrew only last Saturday The house travels eight men AU the orders sent in by these or that have come in up to yesterday will be filled the factory 411 a The reporter saw Mr Ordvmy last night and queetioned him in regard to the causes of the failure He saidt 0Tbe losses expenditures incident to the maid- zation and prosecution of the enterprise have proven very much heavier than we an- licipated We have found it difficult to place the finer and more expensive goods in corn- petition with the older and more established factories of the East We have had much encourogement recently and I believe who- ever takes bold of the enterprise with tiertain modifications can make it a sucoees' The failure is an honest one and in it the 4 gentlemen composing the firm have the sympathy of the whole business portion of the city tettod 7 1' eldest' stnMls olesale con- oon thi Ioi nd the ta Goo! the arenty brawn laPanlr 4 tho dim to credit- este with et tbe of the not WWI 500 00 150000 500 00 500 00 500 00 87I 90 91 000 00 :506 oo 356 Off 100000 2(10 00 800 00 000 00 916 00 971 01 981 27 720 00 9070163017 0: '8900M 580 00 447 00 4003 00 177 00 ts079 si 60 44 45t8 46 1807 47 A 1021 4'49 80 6 40 1269 83 1282 92 18E6 09 1860 58 1145 06 Sakith only titular) at bare Iliad by at PMI last 1 to the 1 WO altb to place In corn- 'Wished mach re who- 1th taricocae'o in it tho 4 tve the rtion of Dago Joe a Half-Breed Murderer Lynched in Mississippi 1 4 (4 I 1 4 1 14 'I 47 er Moms 'tune May 18 Dago Joe a halt-breed shot and killed Walter Haynes at Shelby Depot Ming station in Bolivar County on the Louisville New Orleans le Texas Railroad The killing WIN unprovoked and the murderer succeeded in making his escape but was arrested last week at Texarkana and brought back on a rejuisition While in Memphis last Thursday a writ of habeas corpus was issued at the request of some of his friends The object of the pmcees was to hold him here until a requisition should be made by the Governor of Mississippi upon the Governor of Tennessee his friends thinking that in the meanwhile they might take measures to guard against his lynching Judge Dubose of the Criminal Court finally decided that the requisition under which he had been arrested at Texarkana was a sufficient warrant for his transportation through Tennessee territory and he was accordingly taken on to Shelby Depot Saturday evening Yesterday afternoon while the officers having him in charge were en route from Duncan Station to the jail at Austin Miss they were met by a mob of fifty men who overpowered the guards and took the priso er and hanged him to a neighboring tree Joe was the son of a Secillan father and mulatto mother and had the worst characteristics of both races in his make up He was cunning treacherous and cruel and was regarded In the community where he lived an assassin by nature His victim Walter Haynee was only 17 years of ace ST Louts June attendance at the races to-day was not up to the average of last week but othenvhie everything was very fine the racing being good the track fastand the weather glorious Firet race puree $500 selling one and one-quarter starters Pete Willis 118 (Blaylock) Mahoney 108 (Stoval) Procrastinator 108 (Winchell) War Sign 117 (Vinoent) Violator 108 (West) Luke Alexander scratched Poole: Mahoney $25 Procrastinator $5 Violator $5 field 185 Mahone and Pete Willis were off in front the former coming ahead and making the running and led at the quarter four lengths Pete Willie second and Procrastinator third Near the bead of the stretch Procrastinator took the lead and won as he pleased by several lengths Mahoney mond and Pete Willis a poor third Time 2:11 Second race Bankers and Brokers Stakes $1000 added for 3-year-oldsione and one-eighth starters: Duke of Bourbon 113 (Vincent) Carey 113 (Blaylock) Touche Pas 103 (Atkinson) )diss Ford 108 (West) Rosalind 113 (L Jones) Pools: Mee Ford 1125 Carey $85 Duke Of Bourbon 36 liaggin's entries $25 Duke of Bourbon Carey and Touche Pas led away in their order Touche Pas leading at the stand and quarter pole with the Duke of Bourbon second but taking first at the half mile and then giving way to Carey torbo was first at the three-quarter pole Here Miss 'Ford came up and passing Carey on the home stretch won easily by two lengths Carey second Rosalind third Time 157 Third race purse $400 selling one and an eighth starters: Flora 119 (Harris) Alamo 113 (Withers) Hopedale '109 (L Jones) Rebel Scout 109 (Stoval) Lady Wittrey400 (Craig) Le-wan 1141Tompkins): Katie a no weight given (Kelly) Tom Uptegrove 100 (Singleton) Hornpipe 103 (Vineenti 125 Hornpipe 10 tope dale $8 Flora 186 Leman $5 field $6 Rebel Scout and Katie were first off and Hornpipe third but the latter was first at the stand and was never headed Katie running second to the hall-mile and there quitting Hornpipe won as be pleased by four iengths Rebel Scout second and Alamo third Time 157N Fourth race St Louis sweepstake $600 added for 2-year-olds owned in St Louis live starters: Elmira 112 (West) Van Leland 115 (Turner) Ten Bug 115 (Stovai) Rite 112 (Harris) Raceland 112 (Blaylock) Pools: Rambled 075 Van Leland $90 field $20 Remand was first at the start but was Erby Rita who led at the half mile nearly an open length Raceland second and Elmira third Van Leland made a hard run and led into the home stretch but Raceland easily beat him home by two lengths Van Leland second and Rita third Time 102 Fifth race purse $400 selling for twoyear-olds and upward that have not won at this meeting three-quarters of a starters: Dyer VI (Kelly) Dudley Oaks lf4 (Harris) Black Mike 104 (Sparger) Lisland 106 (West) Oscar 64 (Evans) Waterleapin95 (Munich) Howard Gray b5 (Walker) Atrelbishop 94 (Win- then) Cora 89(Tompkins) Wartellow 105 (H Jones) Little Jessie 79 (Thorpe) Long John 112 (Monahan) Vivian 81 (Schlutius) Jack Brown 110 (Scott) Ba- rak 90 (Cunningham) Lombard 98 (Buck- hold) Pools: Dudley Oaks $56 Lisland $15 Oscar 11112 field $45 Lombard was- first away Howard Gray second the rest spread out Howard Gray led at the half with Archbishop second Lombard took the lead at the head of the stretch but Cora came to the front when half way down and won by a length and a half Howard Gray second Dudley Oaks third Time 1:16 4 INTRIRS AT dr LOUTS ST LOUIS June following are the entries weights and first pools for Tuesday's recee: First race purse three-fourth mile heats (105) 15 Derby (110) $6 Biddy Bowling (115) 4155 Font (115) $130 Fred Zeibig (90) $10 Jot Cresson 05) $5 the field Including Kitty (SS) Weasel (108) Waterleap (101) $22 Second race purse three-fourths of a of Norfolk (100) $85 Aberdeen (100) 1117 Mirth (97) $50 Hypocrite (9) $15 Third race selling one and one-sixteenth (105) $37 St Valentine Rebel Scout (109) 620 Malaria (112) $50 Enchantress (1D8) $10 1 Leman (116) $15 Fourth race cup one and three-qtarte (114) IWO Lucky (114) $50 Monte Cristo (no weight given) $35 e' nom Pam NEW IORK June was an excellent attendance at the Prospect Park races to-day The weather was fine the track good and racing excellent The feature of the day was Favor's victor for the Longview handicap He was the only fa-Torn that won First race three-fourthe of a Carman Alaric Gleaner Ichl Ban Rosewood Repetta Winona Ilurch and Abuic got off in rout with Rceewood eecond and they ran named to the head of the stretch where Gleaner and Winone closed Alaric won by a head Gleaner seoond Winona third Time 116X Second race five-eighths of a mile for Bendigo Clouted Faux Pas and King Crab Bendigo won by half a length Faux Pas second ling Crab third Time Thkd race Longview handicap one mile and an Favor Barnum Viceroy Swift Gen Noy Ferone Lelogop Lancaster and Adonis Favor won by a length Barnum second Viceroy third Time 156 Fourth race Montague Stakes for three- year olds one mile and an Roy and Maroon started 'Maroon wort by short neck' Times Fifth imee" 3-year-olde and upwards 1-18 Napa MaggieJ Rataplan Wankeebs Reveller Freeman Dr Reed and lony Pastor started Reveller won by six lee c'the latent sec-pd 2'-rrie third Ian 1 FORGER CAUGHT I BOBBED THE AtLTAB Capture of a Man Who "Forged a Check for $37000 on Goy Bate of Tennessee" PO A 1 1 8 2 2 0 13 10 0 0 19 5 2 8 2 mamma AB lB Doyle 8b 4 0 1 0 Andrews 1 4 1 1 2 Peitz 4 0 0 1 Force 4 0 1 0 McAleer 8 0 0 0 Brennan 8 1 1 1 Black 1) 8 11 0 Phelan 2b 8 2 8 8 MeKeough 3 0 1 0 FRAN WABASH Lea June 18--About ten days ago two brothers named Fowler arrived at Rich Valley five miles west of here and applied for farm work Frank the oldest was given employment by Timothy Craft and his brother was hired by Pettis Craft Last Saturday a United States detective arrived at Rich Valley and going to Timothy Craft demanded the young man Frank who was called in from the cornfield Frank recognized theolticer and called him by name The detective remarked: "I have got you at last my beauty after following you a year and traveling over several States" The official explained that Fowler was wanted for the forgery of a check for 137000 on Gov Bate of Tonnes-see some thirteen months ago the par ticulars of which were published at the time It is not known what disposition Fowler has made of the money He made no objections to accompanying the officer after the latter displayed a revolver The two went to Fern Ind and thence South Mr Ho Imea tne Irish Attorney General oppooed the ammendment on the ground that it was not advisable to remove any responsibility from the Executive A local inquiry be said would be valueless be- 1rcause the Judge would have ne power TO TANS ITIDENCS ON OATH Mr Claimer said that the Government Would have been more candid if they had given as the remon for their apposition to the amendment their desire to retain for political purposes the power of proclaiming a district The amendment was rejected by a vote of 202 to 120 Mr Shaw-Lefevre move4an amendment limiting the authority of the Viceroy in pro- claiming districts where it might be 4 necessag for the prevention of crime and outrage He appealed to the Government to oonsent to the alteration which be said would bring the clause In accord with the act of 1882 Sir Henry Webster Attorney General aide that IT WAS NSTRISEONG 4 Tt to hear Mr Shaw-Lefevre defending the P') act of 1882 The Government be added re could not accept the proposal The object )1 of the bill being to punish the authors as well as to prevent the commission of crime the amendment would hamper the opera- lion of the measure Mr Morley said he had never heard a more ludicrous reason given for the omission of an important limitation It showed that the real object of the bill was not the prevention of crime but the suppression of political combinations Cheered hit Bradiamh suggested that to meet the views of the Government the words "and punishment" be added to the amend- meet after the word "prevention" 4 Mr Balfour announced that the Govern- Inent accepted the amendment with Mr Bradlaugb's modification leheeral An amendment providing that a proclamation should endure six months and another providing that a week's notice be 'riven were rejected TM Government accepted an amendment 44 offered by Mr' Fowler making prodma- -4 Ns tions subject to the veto of either house of Parliament Alter several other amendments bad been rejected Attorney General Holmes moved to amend the clause by making summary Jurisdiction and change of venue ELKO to crime committed before the Issue of a proclamation if such crimes be committed after the passing of the act Mr Healy said be considered the propOsel a breach of faith made in order to occupy the little time that was left for discussion The amendment was carried by a vote of Tang WAS A FULL ATTENDANCS Of Conservative and Unionist members in the Boum to-night in response to the in gent whip Dent out by the Government representing that important divisions would come up and the relative strength of the opposition was scarcely less than that of the majority The predictions freely made on Saturday that some of the Pareellite members would refuse AO with the Famell-Giadstone alliance in support of a policy of moderation and abandonment of obstructive tactics were fully verified and the determined attle hide taken by Mr Dillon will it is feared 41 win for him a suificientnnmber of followers to nullity the promise made by Mr Fare nett to the Liberals the woilld at nnder the retaeral lootetehin of 1Vr 51 I 0 le 11 re-t to the er'irwse 151 1 0 i ciyc' 1 t--)-tiy ellii -1It'': 11 Sacrilegious Thieves Rob the Cathedral of Our Lady at Savannah SAVANNAH GA June 13--(Special1-- Catholic circles are greatly exercised over the rumored sacrilege and robbery at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual At early mass yesterday Father Dentinal aeked for prayers for the thief or thieves 2 who violated the altar 'This was the Arst Intimation of theft but several members of the congregation bad noticed the absence of articles usually used Rt Rev Bishop Becker is at the Macon retreat with the clergy of the diocese and tut night Benne say left the city The only person at the residence to-day was Father Oswald Heim not attached to the cathedral and having just arrived could not give your reporter any details The keys of the tabernacle are missing be said and the locks of the doors has been tampered with No one can tell with authority but the police were no- titled Several versions are given One lir that the chalice and candelebra and several other articles are missing Others think only an attempt wu made but as the police were notified they say something must be missing The altar is very costly A solid gold cup costing several hundred dollars is among the articles supposed to be Ude Nothing can be ascertained to-night The cathedral was robbed a few years ago and It is said several attempts have been made within the last year Protestants and Catholics alike denounos the sacrilege v- Les Quarantine Regulation SAVANNAH GA June Dr Bruner Savannah's sanitary oftioer is now Investigating quarantine regulations of the lower Gulf coast and of Florida and has Just sent The Jacksonville Fla an thorities a scathing letter about the condi Don of Punta-Gorda and vicinity Be claims no regalations are enforced and that the place is in a fearful condition and that strong measure must be adopted at once to 5: remedy this state of affairs The letter created great excitement at Jacksonsitit ud the authorities there will act at once 4 Arne the Apaches Br49014 Altri-tittne 13--A hostile bend of Apaches wereintplised by Lieut Jin oon'a command la the Rincon Mour Saturday The hews and baggage ec the Indians nem capturedThe Apaches -at- tared among the rocks and will pro try to make their way hack to San CL The troops are in hot pursuit howevor and A the hostiles wp probably be captured the rocks and 'will pro their way back to San 104- re in hot pursuit however and ppJ probably be captured attars od over at the 7101P thieves Om Arst rbere ot ince of Bishop dtb tbe al lb Hole baring mortar enact Dna ettak are no- One lir several nir only police lust be it solid Malan I The go and made I and ota Lj-- Uoer1s I tlattou Ida and la an' Re that Dd that ea to 5- 1 letter entitle One bend ir Ina the Total 81 5 9 7 27 19 8 Score by innings: Memphis 0 0 1 I 2 0 1 0 -5 New 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 yarned 2 Two-base Phelan 8 Force Campau Total bases On hits 13 New Orleans IL First on I New Orleans I First on I New Orleans 1 Lett on 2 New Orleans 7 Strode Black 7 by Powell 2 Passed McKeough 2 Double Geiss and Cartwright hour torty-lift minutes macaw 9 INDIANAPOLIS 4 Cluesno June It won a ball game from Indianapolis to-day by virtue of luckitm hatting and less costly errors 1 8 1 0 0 0 3 1 tk-9 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0-4 and Darling Healy and Hackett 2 Indianapolis 3 Base 144 15 Home runs Baldwin Ryan and Denny Saucy 5 Worm June luck and Kelly' two-base hit won to-day's game for Boston The home club made the most actual hits and placed them to better advantage than the visitor Boston 000003011-5 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0-4 and Tate Whitney and Mack Base 10 Washington 12 8 Washington Armarrics 16 trt Louis PmarnstArrat PA June game between the St Louis and Athletic Clubs today was marked by heavy hitting and loose fielding although the latter may be attributed in part to the difficult character of the chances offered The ball was hit bard from start to linb3h Atideues 3 1 0 0 5 0 2-16 St 0 0 3 0 0 0 8 and Milligan Hudson Fouls and Goodfellow Bass bits-- Athletics 20 St Louis 12 2 St Louis 9 Rome SALTIEKORE 7 cLiviaArtn BaVrimoint' June Clervebmdt to-day lost their fourth consecutive game to Baltimore- Both teams fielded uma081- oently Griffin totaling and Mann making remarkable catches but the visitors could Accidentally Shot-New Chnrcli-The 'Wheat Harvest kilaNKL114 TENN June Yesterday Mr George Haffner was cleaning his pistol when it accidentally discharged and struck his wife below the right breast glanced around I rib and was cut out of her bate It did not knock her down and medical aid being near at hand the wound was dressed and she is doing well Some of the children had probably loaded one chamber unknown to any one Mr Haffner is maater of the wagon freight line to Nashville 4 The new Presbyterian- Church la about ready to begin brick work The foundalion is very fine and substantiaL The wheat harvest is progressing rapidly The yield is abundant and of line quality acreage larger than ever Prof Thornton' School wM have closing public exercise Wednesday the 15th The proepects of this school next semi are ex ceedingly bright and encouraging Mrs Lizzie Dibrell of Sparta is visiting relatives here Chancellor Allison holds Court thiii week and perhaps next Yacht Clan Regatta Nzw You June IL--In the Corinthian Yacht Club regatta today there was a tine breeze between -Sandy Hook-land Sandy Hook lightship The cutter Stranger led from early in the race until the wind came on when the Atlantic and Galetea Went ahead The Atlantic soon passed the Gaeta and wet not afterward headed The Boston cutter Huron gave the Stranger close rub in the stiff breeze Tbe-Euglish yawl Cythia In her first American race was left behind at the start but we sailing well outside when her top mast was tarried away The cutter lideran lost wird her top mast rigging Eighteen yacht's in the seven dames started According to the eormeted time the Culmit lay beat the Beatrice eleven minutes nine seconds in the sixth class the Kangaroo heat the Alex IF three minutm fourteen seconds in the seventh claim the Stranger bad Valk-ever in the fired class Ind tbe Gleam had a walk-over in the eighth class The Atlantic Geletea and other large boats were becalmed In the lower bay on the return I 1 BIRMINGHAM A Plot Discovered to Blow Up this Jail- A Negro's Brutal Crime BLERGIGNAMLIA1 June 18--Special County Jailer Austia to-day discovered a plot among tome white prieoners to blow up the jail Eight dynamite cartridges were found In the cell of a white prbioner named Fred Dudly Dudly was recently arrested for highway robbery and Is a stranger here Be claims to have broken Jail several times before and boasts that be will yet swaps from this one How the prisoners obtained the dynamite is a mystery they all refuse to tell anything about A negro named Wilcox was arrested yes terday for trying to kill his wife He cut one of her ears off put one eye out and stabbed her In the face and neck and shot her In the right side After his arrest be said he bad never prayed before but would pray for his wife to die6--The woman cannot recover from her wonide Death Of Hosted Baomix June Rusted who aettled In lkooklyn fifty years agobeglnnlngflfe is a stage drivrt died to-day leaving about 18000000 He was President of the Dime Savings Bank and largely intereeted in Insurance ralboad and other corporations' Blaine's NEw Yon June 13--Ex-Speaker Keifer ot Ohio in conversation wttb a Mail sad Exprees reporter to-day about Mr Elaine "Mr Elaine's true reason for going to Europe la to recuperate bit health' Els health is in a very precarions condition although it is given out that))e is well and robust I have it from an side sourceand there can be no doubt about the general physical debility of Mr Blaine When Mr Blaine was out West and bad that little spell of sickness I was attending to some law cases in Kansas I saw 'several friends who bad talked with the surgeons and doom tors tbat attended Mr Blaine and Hoy all stated that his physicians bad pronounced him in very delicate health generally and totally enable to stand a severe attack of illness" 4 The President held a public reception in the east room this afternoon for the first time Rinee hie return from the mountains It did not last Ti ye 'long as only eevenUt persons wPre maant The email attends uls due to the fact that It was not itj'tar on would be I -P".