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Oriental Imitators of an Amerioan Aeronaut.

Amusing Incidents of l'rof. Italdwln's lOxhibitioris Among the Mongolians I'lctallH in

M10 Air.

T. S. lialdwin. the aeronaut who recently returned from various oriental countries, suececded in thoroughly astonishing the Mongolian race by his exhibitions, says the S:tn Francisco Chrouicle.

The aeronaut's experiences were generally of the most pleasant kind, for the pigtitiled patrons responded enthusiastically and the novel amusement set all China agog. The attendance at some of the exhibitions in the large seaport cities was enormous. The aeronaxit found some diiliculty in obtaining suitable places for ab«jorbiii«- the cash of the native populace, for fenced grounds are not to be hail, and in most places the inclosure was made by arope and the assistance of the native police. The Mongolian deadhead has a more wholesome dread of the official guardian of the peace than his American confrere, and few persons ventured inside the roped circle without payingthe admission fee. This was ten cents for the outer circle. 1 wenty cents for the intermediate, and two dollars for the inner ring. aeronaut found the swell Chinese perfectly willing to pay this stiif tax.

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he only trouble was that

every pigtailed swell brought a retinue of servants with him. and when a big mandarin strutted in to see the show the army of retainers, from his teapot bearer to Ins rnmd high chamberlain, took up most of the dress circle.

Baldwin gave his first, exhibition at Hong Kong, and the native shouts and yells that greeted his ascent were only excelled by the roar of amazement that met his brother when lie came flying back to earth with a parachute. In all the to'vns the balloon proved the greatest attraction ever brought to the Celestial land by the bearded white devils from foreign p:rts.

Having seen disabused their minds of any lurking belief that the white balloonists were possessed of supernatural powers, the Chinese set themselves to work to ir.'.it .le him. Several adventurous Mongolians broke various portions of their anatomy from their neeks to their legs by trying to descend from lofty temples and tall trees with parachutes constructed out of native umbrellas. Toy biiiouns. constructed with great skill and attention to detail by natives, became part of the stock of the bazaars.

At Foo Chow a native genius constructed a mammoth hot-air baloon, with flaming dragon head and great paper wings, and made an ascension which will be long remembered by his townsmen. Kaldwiu gave all his exhibitions with hot-air-intlated balloons, that style of irilation being cheapest, quickest and otherwise most acceptable to a skilled aeronaut for such work as was there needed. The simple method of expanding the balloon pleased the native imitators, and the Foo Chow genius copied everything to a nicety, except the very important, point t»f how to cut loose at the proper moment without accident. The result was that the balloon, which was of enormous size, shot tip with such terrific and unexpected velocity that it carried with it a score or so of the Mongolians who were steadying it with the guy ropes while the aeronaut \v is getting ready to cut loose.

The great bag of air kept scattering Mongolians over the suburbs of Foo Chow until it turned a regular flip-flap, being improperly balanced, and fell into one of the large ponds in the outskirts of the city. This adventure had a very depressing ert'eet 011 the native aspirants, but the mania had taken too firm a hold to be eradicated by an ordinary increase of the mortality rate, and when Mr. Baldwin left China for Japan pigtailed aeronauts were regularly soaring through space in various sections of the Celestial empire.

The Japanese took almost as enthusiastically to the sport as the Chinese, and native imitators also appeared in a short time.

Tho 1'otitul Service of fiormany

Germany postal service has grown amazingly in the last eighteen years. Between 1ST1 :nd lsS!) the number of letters to foreign countries increased from 40.000.00(1 to Hn.000.000 of letters from foreign countries, from JSS.fiOO.OOO to 12-2.000,000: of pieces of domestic mail, from -irj.000.00(1 to 2,:i0rj,000,000 of packages and money orders, from 45.500.000 to 110,000,000." In 1SS!) 107,823 officials were in the postal service, which included vi!, 18'.) offices, against 4,041 in 1871. Letter carriers go to the most remote mountain huts at least once daily, and in all cities there is a Sunday delivery.

(•rowing Artificial Truth.

A dentist of Moscow is reported to have discovered a method of supplying til human mouth with false teeth which will grow into the gums as firmly ns natural ones. Dr. Znamensky has performed several successful operations on dogs as well as human beings The teeth are made of gntta percha, porcelain or metal. Holes are made at the roots of the false tooth and also upward into the jaw. The tooth is then placcd into the cavity. In a short time a soft granulated growth finds its way from the patient's jaw into the holes in the tooth this growth gradually hardens and holds the tooth in position.

A liuslicl of Sn:ikcN.

Several hoys of Americns. Ga., took it into their heads lately to wage a war against tin: numerous moccasin tribe in Magnolia Dell, and proceeded to carry out the idea. They fought for many hours, running the snakes out of their hiding places, and, after 'tilling them, heaping them in a pile When they finished the pile would fill bushel basket. In their joy the boys then 6tretched them out in a line, which covered a distance of one hundred and. fifty yards. There were one hundred and twenty-three snakes in all. of various lengths and size*.

Bccovd .Made l,y clubs of th- Various rrol,.,M,,na| Orguiii/.ntions Kosuli of Hermit, (initi.'s.

1 he following tables show the number of games won and lost by the clubs of six leading baseball organizations:

NATIONAL I.K.VlilJK I'tr II on. (rt New York.Hr -J-J Chicatro.. ..',ii y,Boston Hi •.•7 lJhllari'liiu.:,i) mi Cleveland. .31 an Brooklyn ...Hi

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MK)|St. Louis.. I? ii .r.'iTiUa t:iiioi'e .11) 2 Mi. Colli in bu s. .:t:i :w .4S):Ciiii'imiati.:i.: :i?

Puti-bur'h .'J.| 35 Cincinnati.:!•. WKSTUItN'.

481 i''..1!

IK ,Athletic- .T| .'is KM COM-,VILLE. SS 45

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Wiishrton.il 43

Milwaukee!!*

Min'ap iu. .s .«.» Kan'.sCitv.'ii as Sionx citv.-js :r, Denver -X :17

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Peoria.... 15 l't. t\avi|e.l'»' i' it li pids.11 Dayton Evaiisviiie. !l Terre ll'i,. 7

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Win. t,\'. (1 UY)rj. /.o.f .0S1 lOreen Bay. 17 t'j ..".71 Apploton!.. IS :5 .5 *1 Oslikosh...IS 15 low Marinette.. I.'i lit .4.V) Oconto 13 17 3iW F'li (hi Lac. 13 111 Two games were played by all clubs 011 tlie Fourth. Saturday's tional league games resulted a.s lows: At Chicago—llrooklvn, 0: cago. 5 (eleven ir.u ngs): llrooklyn, S Chicago. (I. At Cleveland—Cleveland. b: I'hila.li'lphia, 14: rhilaii.'lphia. S '.leveland. 1. At Cincinnati New \ork. Cincinnati, v!: New York", 5 Cincinnati, 4. At l'iUsliurgh—Boston, 5: Pittsburgh, 4 Boston,

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Western assoei itiin: At Minneapolis —Minneapolis, 5 Dnluth, '2 Minneajv :lis. Dulnth. At Kansas City— Kaunas Citv, 10: Lincoln. M: Kansas ity. '.I Lincoln,:! AtOmaha—Denver, 10: Omaha. *J. At Milwaukee—Milwaukee. s: Si.nix City, 7 Sioux City, Milwaukee. :i.

Sunday games: At Lincoln -Denver, 7: Lincoln. At Duluth—Minneapolis. 4: Dulnth. 1. At Omaha—Omaha, 10: Kansas City, 4. At Milwaukee— Sioux City, O: Milwaukee,:!.

American association: At Boston— l!"Ston, 7: Columbus. 1: Boston, 10 .olumbus, :i. At Baltimore lialtiaiore, 10: Cincinnati. 7: Ballimore. 9 Cincinnati. 2. At St. Louis- St. Louis, S Athletic. Athletic. St. Louis, II At Washington—Washington. 5: Lotiispille, 4: Washington. S: Loui--ville, 7.

Illinois-Iowa league: At Davenport —Davenport. 5: Cedar Rapids. 0: Davenport. 7: Cedar Rapids. 0. At Ottawa —Joliet. 5: Ottawa. .loliet. 5: Ottawa,

At Quincy—Quiney. 10: Ot tuinwa, Sunday games: At lb ekl'onl—Koekfords. 15: Davenports. 0. At (Juiney— Ottumwa, Quincy.

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Northwestern league: At Terre Haute—l'eoria, 11 Terre Haute, 8 Peoria, 0: Terre Haute, At Grand llapids—Fort ayne, 5 Grand Bapids. -1: Grand Rapids, Fort Wayne, S. At Dayton lOvansville. it Dayton, •l\ livansville. 10: Dayton,

Sunday games: At Evansville—Peoria. 2: F.vansvi'le. 0. At Dayton Dayton. 8: Fort Wayne. 1. At Grand Kapids—Game forfeited to Grand Rap ids, Terre Haute failing to appear.

Wisconsin league: At Fond du Lac— Applcton, 4: Fond Lac, v! Fond du Lac, 3: Appleioii. 1. At Marinette— Marinette. 4: Oshkos.i, 1: Marinette, 2 Oshkosh, 1.

PRIZES FOR DRILLING.

Decision of the ,1 ml^es in the Indianapolis lot erst :i(e Tournament.

INDIAN I'oi.i*. lud.. July 0.—About 10.000 persons celebrated the national birthday Saturday by attending the national drill tournament at the exposition grounds, the grand stand and all the space adjoining the drill ground being occupied by spectators. The drill was in the sweepstakes class and was participated in by the McCarthys of Little. Uoek. the Southern cadets of Macon, Ga.. Omaha guards, Chickasaw guards of Memphis, the Belknaps of San Antonio and the Walsh zouaves of St. Louis.

IXDIAXAI'OI.IS. Ind., July 0.—The judges' decisions 111 the interstate drill tournament which has been held here during the last week were made public Sunday evening at dress parade and brigade, review. The prizes were as follows:

Free-For-All Infantry Drill First prize of W.500 and Galveston championship cup. branch guards, Company G, St. Louis: second nrize. $1,000, Belknap's rifles. San /ir.tonio, Tex. third prize, s'500. Seal rilies. Galveston, Tex.

Artillery—First prize, $750, Dallas, Tex., artillery: second prize, $-250, Roekvillc. Itid.. battery: third prize, §150, Dickason battery of Danville, 111.

Maiden Infantry—first prize. $750, Deal 11 cadets, .lackson. Mich. second prize, "250, Fletcher rifles, Little Rock.

Zouave Drill First prize, $1,000, Aurora- zouaves, Aurora, III. second prize. S.SOO. Walsh zouaves.

The free-for-all infantry result is a great surprise to everybody and pools sold Saturday night 100 'o 1 against tha winners. Fully $15,000 was left in tha pool boxes by backers of the Belknap Southerns of Macon and McCarthys of Little Rock, the last two of which were distanced. ___ _____ __

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Two iJ^oords.

ROCK roitn. 111.. .Inly 0.—George K. Barrett, of the Chicago Cycling club, is credited with having made a remarkable record on Saturday at the meet of the Illinois division here. The timers maintain that Mr. Barrett 1 raveled his distance in the one-half-mile safety championship race in 1:10 beating the world's record by one-fifth of a second and further that lie covered the last half mile in the mile handicap safety race in 57 4-5 seconds, or thirteen seconds faster than any other person ever went the distance.

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BiHMiMiiJAM. Ala.. .July (i.—White and negro miners, who were celebrating the Fourth at Sumter. Ala... quarreled after they became drunk, and in the nv which followed one negro was killed and four or five others probably fatally injured. The negroes .ire much enraged o.-ei 'be aii'air and threaten mischief.

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New Accessories. .-

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Florida. Orange tree§ are in full bloom an Salvation army has invaded the state.

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