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GbffIHs AiSkH+<H ~ lac LHiEH19 1Il3HHt.
PR1ScEfos, ILL.,, 6ei:. 7.-Tho caso OF Tho
People vB. SAMUEL II. Iced was resumed thus
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enu OF tho Nuuk,
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Tie batting Of tho Chlcagos agaiu>s the Lud-
lows acetnB tn havo astdhig,cd lilo C,,ctpu4,i
peorlo, md tAo Enquirer broakH out a. Follows:
Tue most astonshcd audience that over RAN Hsrno
~ BASEBALL wa tho Ut I.dtow PARK Yesterday
nltfno1 Ebscmbcd tp "ltnths Tue NJ 1le tetwrt thu
White St"catngs and TIN Ia'dowa. TAo manner In
which 'he I.ds polished of the la,turda IN Friday
SockHgs, hui TIT ChcaEaa played M II tiu te wcro
ne devils IN every tnemueE u Tho ninc, and ut,er
ms ihnia ltHn such L.ikit,nu Of buttInK in s
nt'E o. wDol', mud 1t was hight to l1ok al, iuur
l'l'uwa: VIZ tha worst EurIri.e purity they ever
attr'ltte4. but they nttI not loci badly. Tie
tshraHs rl1ytl game that Mnu!I havo defeated Ito
"scnuIn A:nerca. Tho Whites made rns ruus il
the tirrt tu1g " an error o Juufa in tic left field,
ami tL!a dehl"rallicd tho hays. Tho 1.ilH By puad
!att'1'H nlado their uy two Il! the 1rst luuIuK.
EuIuH;iuF Ia t1in Fcpr.. "'
, 1875-09-08


LEXINGTON tEY.b nacC7.
J.EArSnTps, kY., :'oat. 7.-Tlo following ase
tho races over lhn aa-n"i,.ioa Courso to-day:
Firat race, r'.rac $50. 900 TO the Grst and
$50 10 tho socon! l,orsc. tnEc heats;
y. g. Thnnls.' eh. :. i
H. 1. "e'st"r't. Ga,n |: i;rpr. br. c. d1euo-
1o,tnso, i'ra,n ~: &: siii,maf:...a
Il. Mert, wl!iaas. 0rlnss b. :. i.:p:y.s dis.
1ms-l:43'.: In; l:iT,.
Tho second tRcc wa. for the colt asakes for q
yoar-'ll;. !: =, tarh. rhy Or rty. SEQ aticd,
tts second chlt 10 teri;rn 80 oui Of lho gtakea
lures llartcls of mile. First, Il. J. Si1l.oIa'
b. m. lasr mt. Try Virgil; reeond. j. u: 1tandatle
G lfeluoste. Tho following wero u nj "hx rIscnd !:
A. KHcne l:ici'art"' b. 6. Crit: !. 1.oeno Rich
nr,ls' C. b. Ha4or. T.. j.. Mcfjsbbonn' eli. &,
Goldshury, u. SwlEortr b. C. Berlin. u. Swisart.s
b. c. I,,mha;r. p. swfgcrt's Madrid. by Lexiug.
ton. Time. l:18.
PROSPECT rAnE rAeEa.
SE~ fonx. Sept. 7.-Ths was Tue first day Of
the running meeting ut ihs Prospect Park Far
grounds. Tho hurdle race. niles. over eight
hurdles, was Won by Coronet, sloons.ouo scc.
ond. Cariboe third.
Tho second race threc.fourssls Of rnilc, for
2-ycar-oldH. WA won by Frcoboo.er, Mollie
Carow second, Woodland Third. Ttno, Lis.
Tho third raco. mile heats. for all ace4, waa
"ou by CaCnteHs Carver second, N,pdhntu
thiid. Tinln. l.i6.
THE ST. JOSEPH ExrotrrlnH,
3pec'a@ b!atateh Ia 3h- thstaoo Tribune
Sr. JosErH, Sopt. Tho saccs 10, day Tcro
mp TO tho standard Of flrBt-rato spot. For tle
3-rhar-ol state, mile aud repeat, prssn s25p.
Ed larriaon's Winfield was frat in swn straight
lca:a. and Browns f'layinato second. Time,
l:iGal anil i:llk. This Is within quarter OF !
second OF tho lest tiIno cyor inada in tho State
In tho tr0tins. three bcss III 1--WE, pGrbo Sl;O,
Iowa Maid won in three straight ieat.. l:a,sas
Girl socond. Time, 2o5. Woat4or intensely
hot.
, 1875-09-08

for wc'1nrsif,y nr.t at Trrrfnot rnrl, brooklyn,
are,nt IN H., 81 G to t,c hs}"sni nj tc aice u ths
SIns1t "} Mr i1,nts IN nr MfHrn sfhtttay nett.
hlafh His attpnlatnn that may r. promptly srrL
"f dmt".Gtu3 rnfrR If MI tlI1 talk, .t:y
*tfiA "f getting Er!.k h ne rit' hy long ni t"-,
= ~ ''"' with ar. f,ur IN n1. grad lIs l,rr :'.
HHiIt AMI ns IN e'fhr't If t;at frcling hAsa tA.a
Hr:nthy r1ttctl ~ with utHrs Spfr't, to In esfs
~ hf. fAfNe should he forward with tht 81 u o
'the:a IN Monday ntt. In TErr wnr1s, + ha,e
'sArftl 10 10 ncAns Tint hs dire not sharply
tn lhn Atnrs..
In c:Re III" match Is hrrnyllt sout, Tho gat. money
mntt 1" h this ~!nH"r. am ,7r'l u1sr On tis IHt:,s
h* fFn 1a4t cfrFistlrr III -h,r,nY knnw that Nr.
F"nsr ideas ~ h'Hnt tEi fnh in reference " Rato
suoIry are somewhat coif,,,rI.
ta,s. 4. II. IsonAnnra,
ChAfRItnh Wig slot of tho World,
, 1875-09-08
SUICIDE,

corsclL bhprss, H., Sept. 7.--Wilsau ii.
Hsa!aAou. OF liardn Township. pottaxstto1n:o
County. recently arrested, charged with stealing
thlrsy-Ass head OF cAttlo, aud conaued In tie
Cousty Jail in this city, yesterday su,c!ded By
taxing doss q morphine. Tho deceased was ;
tbs community In which ha lived.
sr. Lot!s hept. John Ben,ol, aa old nan
10 yeGrs old, who kept SALOON and boartllt g.
house III .he lover part OF the city, put : pls Il
~ his mouth thls noru!ng and nosrly tlon lus
alleged ~ tho causo.