The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-21

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sldfe, Yuudod, Connecticut, ana the
Fnhnu huuso, aud nnp hundred and
forty vehicles from uolglilufinR cot
tnpfr aud hotels we've this mnfninR
employed IN bringing hlthcr four or
i've Thousand people who cHiuo iO hcAt
Mr.. Rcroher ptcncli, Never hcior"
since the Mountain House services
were innupuratod has ~ large n num-
her assembled ~ attend them, Hun
drcds were unable Ia get near enough
lO hear the speakers voice,
SARATOGA, N. y, August ! l,-Tlc
first race to-day was sweepstakes Tor
two year Olds, one hundred dollars en-
trance with seven hundred dollars nd
ded; distance tlirce-quurtcrs of mile.
There were tweuty-fOur entries, and
nine starters Mcrcilcss, Shirley, Der
trand, Adelaide, Sultann, Wnrlock,
Sister of Mercy, Lille Belle and KNAPP
sack.
Sultana won by half dozen lengths;
Shirley second; Adelaide third. Time
l:l0. Near the three-quarter pole
linapsack fell, throwing his rider,
| Baby SWIM, but not hurting him St.
riously. Sultana, the winner, was the
| favorite.
CHICAGO, August li.-In the $50
race, mt Dexter Park, to-day, Frank
/ rot thipI nnI inh hnata .
Lucy, second. Vimc, 2:52l, $50, 2:lS,
2:j3, :!!:I9.
COlemagcr won the race for the 2:lO
class Brickyard, second. Time, BAL!
2:i7, 900, 2:lO.
Price took the lead in the 2;2s class
race; Prince taking the three heats,
winning II 900; Phil Sheridan second
Time, 2.2Di .-2:20-2:29l. The meeting
will be held Mt Dexter Park from the
LIST TO the 9th of September, at which
purses amounting to fifteen thousand
dollais will he offered.
NEW YORK, August lG.--rhe canal
commission upon the Utica contract,
has directed suit TO he brought against
the contractors BelGen, Dennison ~
Co., on behalf of the State.
EUFAULIA, Iudian Territory, Au-
! DllSl lO.-ll IL hN'tittu
by the friends of Charles Thompson,
that he has beaten Ross by II majority
of five hundred.
LOUISVILLE, August 10. Ballard
/ Saith, for several Years managing ed
/ itor of the Louisville CONFECTIONERY,
has assumed control of the Louisville
| Ledger. IT. Ii understood radical
] la
and character.
body of Miss PhilIipOtt, drowned last
week below the Cove of the Winds,
was recovered to-day in the whirlpool.
1t could he identified only 10y the
clothing. The body of the gentleman
| with her at the time, is not us yet
! found.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., August 1.-two
| tranIps called at the Mention house
| Friday night, and after being fed they
| demanded liquor, and this being re-
! fused one of them drew revolver and
shot J. f.. Phillips, the proprietor,
through the hand. The tr?mps es-
capped.
GALVESTON, August l6.-A Disgrace
| full row occurred yesterday, ut the base
] balI pIbIilltl|, ltl"ttli ilit 'iuIS, W illtIl
was participated in by several outsld-
ers. Sheriff Ashr, of Houston, and
several Others were arrested. III is
thought steps will he taken to prevent
crowds of roughs visiting the city on
Sunday.
ST. LOUIS, August lG.-A good deal
of excitement was accustomed at the
County Insane Asylum over the death
...t
of sedative mixture to make them
sleep. The names of the vi ,tims are
Annie Newman, Christina Koeuing.
Annie Peters and James Rock ford. An
inquest was held this moaning at
which number of physicians gave
testimony as to the nature and effect
of the mixture, but :, verdict was de-
ferred until an analysis of the sedative
could be made, to determine whether
any other medicines than those pre-
scribed were gwen.
New ORLEANS, August 16.-The
United States steamer Rio Bravo, from
New Orleans for the Rio Grandc, en-
countered southerly gale fifteen
miles off Sabine light house, on the
night of the 18th, and was driven
ashore ten miles east of Sabine light
house. No lives lost, and everything
saved except the vessel which is re-
ported badly wrecked, but may be
saved if the weather abates.