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Tho Hon. Jatnea g. nletpe, Of, aaipe, wpa
among tho passengers on tho Boston i Now
York express train, which WAS wrecked nonr
fremont Station, On Saturday evening. a
reporter OF tho Tribune visited AIR. Blaine at tho
Filth Avonue Hotel sosterday. ue has bean
confined to, hIs bed ever since tho
aoosdent. Iu addition to several scratcll-
~ on different parts OF the body q
sevore brulso waa roce,yed In the right silo
which gives him such aoulo pain At times ~ to
render talking difficult. It IN now thought. how
ever thRt no bones wers broken. and Mr. BlAinn
Expresses the hope that he will be up again In
fon days, ~ slola IL no ey1donoe OF any serious
internal injury. Ile stales that he WAS elttitlg
quietly in nne ot tile parsor cAra-tho train run
ming at about 33 miles per hour-when he faI..
BY tho peculiar joIttng. that the wEeela we're on
tic track, and almost Immediately thereafter the
car H4s thrown around and over on it4 ado,
with men, women, banyl-boxes, uotks, and other
things, in i promisouous heap ut the bottom.
The pAasepeats wero at laaat ton minutes In ex-
Treating themselves from tue wreck, on account
Of ths dnloutty In climbing ovor the atata-room
tuat Inside Of the door.
Htp Ynyk Herald, Juns 10.
Dr.. 4. Rnppaaer found that TWO Of The Speak
et's ribs were badly bruised. fortunately, the
tujuries ara not OF dangerous paturo. and ths
morning Mr. Blaine, accompanied BY Dr.. Kup-
pauar, will loavo fur hix home in Maine, By why
OF boston.
, 1875-06-18

us'on them. and eay to th.u, that tLr,
have takon bad medicine from tho ul,ito n,,,,!
That they can IN longer Hrs Rtralght; and I'LL
'thhy lic, for thay talk not tho truth! Thus il -
TINT these choia nro i'll dnngcr Of losing thci,
Influence with tl,or people, a1ld. III orlor 10 IT..
tetn that inaaonco and u anyo tlsoir rcpututIons
they '''"e'
- -. .DAnH NOT rEEK THEIR NATION
that which, by direct ocular tonupHh etlop thc,
actually know TO 10 tho fAot. Aud th,,s ,i,rs
fla9n4. as,a lQty, % npt beeYe, and wifi not
bolevo. That thu Wilton are az powerful a. them.
sc1yca. They think tbotr prowo-s compelled tl;o
udset1lmont OF tho United statoa to ovscu..o and
9. !. t,tnith. aud Fort Phil Kearny, in
tito Powder River country in 1863, uodcr tho
tteAty of 1868. 10 them Ignorance Ia BLISS IN
tli4tT ttsoy t6cognizq not tho cottnan doom ihht
awaits thom !; Tor thoir 1nnI IL coyotod by the
whites, who 4ro. already standing upon their
borders and oxcfatminE 10 regard To this poopla.
"Wl5 cumbor tlloy tle ground 2"
, 1875-06-18

A curious Incident u reported in the American
pHpery, About ton yealA $50 \ Jew IN stta,teued
circumstances lett Trsnsy!vauia for America to
improIs hts position In tue new world. lie left
i tjfs and several children behind. aud promised
That u 5000 ~ It was within his meuns 10 would
send them soma money f.om America. 1ho,e
fortune smiled on hln1, aud When be had amassou
= tum or CQ,000 hor!ns ha resolved to retu.n
houe ard surprise his family With his wealth. lie
started without having appriAad In family Ut
hI. intended return. sud on his way l,ome
he arrived Is Hamburg. where he NAE
seized with 80 dangerous ~ Illness that 10 made
Ue recovered, however, oply tu find that during
lis illness hls money LAd been stolsn from him
by : nsu who had nsarsed hm. A tex nenexo-
lent persooa, syupAthiziug With his tnisfottupss,
aolleczcd about l00 fosius whe1ewlth tna aufof-
aAe j o. ~NA4aatred 10 return to America in oltss
"a xa;ieJe h1a {oztuneR. In the mesuwhtls tho
, 1875-06-18
aACINE-tsYAH0TCH,

1bths Edifor Of TIT Ch,caao 1rltuns:
1AcIHE CoLLAoE, Juna l5.-In your Issue
for to-day, there IL special dispatch to
T,1I TnInuHE, which, al captatu OF tho
Huclna College bali ulne / feel IL my
duty tt notice. Tho EEanatop uiue cane 10
nnciue oplly liz for tho cba,apionst:n of tho
Northwest aud tho silYer ball. a, soon "a l
Learned that hey proposed to place Mr, Th,esB
behind the but. objected, on tho ground that ho
WAS not q nembfr Of Eyauston uu!yoraIty, and
60 not eligible "a p!nyes. Tho grounds Of OBJ
ioctou wcse not explained away to our sati.fac-
tion. and wo 1cftsed 10 play. Tbs fa:ta sro
nimply that Mr. TLets sovored hla connection
with tho un[yetIitY some months ago,
and howovef 'audallo that gootlopsn'a lu-
= member Of the institution, NTH .whozo
nina We wore al2poAod to b. playing.
I also indignantly Ictent tho inB!uuatlon con-
yeyel'in tue uords, ~ The lattet {EvAuson nlnal
think that tho liacines se,e afraid OF tholn, aud
tue student community heEo 10 vary indignant
against The treatment thor nino received" Tha
flrst part Of thu aYutb deaet'cs no notice. As to
tho " trcatmsnt tbelF nlue tce!ved," cali upon
tlla Captain Of tlla!r niue, wll. whom the mat
| Tor NAV discussed, to instance sny particular in
Which tue oouEtasy for Which ls4cluo Co!!ege ID
| ~ well known MAS not shown to his piuo, Wo
met tho nine A. t.AcIo Junction WITH our ompi.
bva entertaiusd them at tho Collogt tdIutuR-hAtl
I'D endeayorod to make thslr stay ! pleasant
3ne tu oYrsy respect. We were forced.e draw 4
.! )ips Of distinction, howayer betwoe., beIag
upon. Ws still hope that she lnhlauat!on L dis,
coursesy m the telegram 1eferrod to did 10,
| como from Rny one connected NTH Eyaneot
University. IN tho intereHts Of far play, I a4
! respectfully, II. II. MARTIN.
, 1875-06-18

where, ahortly after ts arrival ho died et,adonlr.
Toe American authorities sent tho coffin. Will, the
&C. COO forms, to Trausylvania, aud, ~ Tho Will
was also found In the cotiu, tho anthorttirs nt
doatb OF tho teatasor. After tic Usual pariod
Ct Mourning. tho w,fc contracted second nhr-
riage Ehe first hunband had hoNcvor, ngain
ssrod considerable eum Of money. and eyont-
unlly returned 10 l,iu nhtiva cnuntry to find his
Nlto married to auukher man. Tuo areut Ina
caused great eon4ation In tho nciShbarhood, aud
It ts slated that conference OF Tabh.n in Rbont
10 be held to determine 10 which Of the two hus-
banus tho woman belongs.
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7Ym<-ss; 6sH 6aX.
Tho racas close tomorrow, one OF tho trott!nR-
nutses having twelve entrie8.


putses having twelve entrios.
al. rETknsnpHo (PA.) RACES.
Spstsai ntaphteh n Fhe Cnscaan TRIBUNE.
En1E. pa., Juno 17.-At tho St.. Petersburg
races SECOND DIV, In the 2.40 race, the ftss heat
mas taken by Netsio narnea; the heoond, third,
and fourth BY Josh D1tllngu. Tlmo-243; 2:41 ];
2:42; 2:4i9{,
Tho 9:34 race wA won BY Orange BILLY in three
stral ht hcats. Tlmo-a:4o; 2;451<, 2:401i,
JknoME PARE MEETING.
.,1s yaaK. luns l7.-At. tho jerome taces
lAe t;.s hAudlcAp aweopstakes, l}{ miller, was
Wdn ~ ST1i.vtsors Willie Burke seoondi CaEriooo
The second r9ce, dash Of ~ miles, was won
ey Maage slnagsests saaoad. limo, s:1g7t.
TIE Woodhuln stakes for l-yes.-o|1s, Ak
mltos, WAa won y Aaron Pennington; Reform
SECOND u!ahsseAd bird. Time, A36A.
Tho fourth race. l1s tnles da.t, was won by
Eetttob. 5oe ceFus secoLl Dastsgoon third.
Tho last race. fses hanalosp.sxeepstakss, ~,
miles. was won BY Galway. 6Aylock second, Don1.-
nybrook third, Time, SIT.
TEE NtHKATo RACES.
Special Mspatchtp Tbs cA!caao THtuns
NAhKATo. Mtnn.,' 1una 17.-Ihe third and
last day witneasad = biz crowd At the races. Tpn
OF fifteen thousand dollays chsnyod hands. IL
the running Faes mile hal repeat, with nght
sntrlos, for 3 purse OF &300, Wral won In l,b9.
| 1,53N. Tue 2:a5 tsottipg raca for el.0oo
waa won by Dan psonn. fot1Herly Mlulory Tom.
three 10 Ayo, In 2;3a, 2:57H, 2:s6N. 1he a@
! class race for 4500Was won by lilly O'NeaL
! three tn fro. Ia 2:4L 2:43A, and 24bI{. Billy
0'Neal Was protested, but slloHsd to Iot until
| lAyeatIRhsad.
, 1875-06-18

Afazonhnie took t11st rnonoy Frank KoeTea
second, Ttauhfer tbrd. aud Albtrth fuutth. IN
tho poolR for second nionoE. C4fson and Dsnlal
Doono were tho chief favoritca. In tho frat
heat Of this race, Clifton bro4n And ran, while
Mclaughlin. hts driver. waa kytpg to turn out
for Harry Mitchell. who lad boen oxeFcie!ng on
tha ttack. aud ran into him. Doth sulktoa Nore
tanately tho horses woro had or caught aoon.
anil tho dsisefs woro not hurt.. lp the eacand
heat Danicl poona cut oat Of hta poeition tn
such 4 niauuet that 10 locked wheaia With Ches-
tor Thomaa' sulky, Tie lastas'a driyor Was
thrown out and Chester Thomas ran away. 4te
Was caught soon. and no damage waa tono.
Tho 2:20 race wns tho beat. Thara were
eleven ontEies aud nlnc B,artofs Little Angus md
Little Mac balng tho onIy oncA drawn, Tho
, 1875-06-18

yAsuv1tIr. Tom, Juna l7.-John Mills rps
struck das!1 by lightning near, Nashville yester-
day. Two possona wero knocked ecnsoloss.
-Four others woro kuoekcd down sa tho city BY
lightning this morning. 4 tree vaa blown down,
killing n1an untnod Williams. iu 1suthosforsl
County. Five honacH in Gallatln uoro rnroofctl,
And atahlcs, dwellings, cribs, and fencas leyclcd
at Smyrna. Tho roofs OF lYo housoH in Tulla-
hona wero taken OF, also tho roofa ct two
churches. ,depot, two stores, stables, and other
, 1875-06-18
THE INDIANS.

PURSUIT OF MAaAupER8.
oHADA, Neb.. Juno 17.-rplegraphlo INFORMS
tion wss received at Headquarters Department
Of she platte last evontng, that var-part,
of about seventy-tiyo 1ntiians was soeu on tho
I1tt co miles south of Camp Robinson, st1p-
posed to be gotuR south. The commanding off,
cor at Sidney WAS inmolI.so1v ordered to hold
his command In roadtuess to move at onco and
as Hoou as ho hoard Of tho Indians to go tor
them with ovory man ho could put IN . sut9dlo
and ovortake and kill atl 10 could. II any sur-
rendered to bring them In. Nothing has boaa
heard from thom.
, 1875-06-18

Spseaa9 Uafta'dh % 7Af EHItaa9 7F7bNnf.
LASALLE, ILL.,. Juno 17.-Frolorsck O'Drlon,
claiming 10 bo an nttacho OF Ifowo's Circus,
attended = German ball ip this city last oyepng
and, becoming Intoxicated, and ambitious 10
show what fonts Of acroba.lo agility md daring
circus-man arc capable Of, mounted tho backs
Of couple Of chat1s, from which Ao propurod
pegs " Y, iTfG ,sa s9qs 'a e2ss r .
right anklo. Dt. Trazer fopairod tho damages,
and tho circua-man won't to Ills homo Ia Free
port to-day, Hobor and Bad.
, 1875-06-18

Special UisEasch II Tho Chscado Tribune.
JAxEsviL1E. Wis. Juno 17.--Dnrgars outered
tho cigar store OF John Dewey, OF this city, last
night, robbiug 1t Of ciRars and tobacco to tho
value OF $500. Parties arc suspected, but no
arrests have been made.
specsat D.~pateh to Iht chicaao Tr,oHnf.
Fonr WAYNE, June 17.-YestpEtlay afternoon
tho horso Of widow lady na,ued Armstrong
WAS robbed of : handsome gold watch and ctnin.
Chicago trayellnE-man named Luther Miller waB
enticed BY tro rougha, named Nation aud Smith,
into grove just oussldo Of tho city,
limits. knocked down, beaten, and robbed Of $50.
TAe wero arrested aud lodXod in jall. About
hia resdenco on tho North Sido, waa wnyll!d by
two rascas, ono Of whom alusea blow at HIM,
but ho mado prompt showing Of a revolver,
and snccoelcd IN putting one OF them into the
custody Of policeman.
, 1875-06-18
TELEGRAPHlC HREVlr,ea

Aonl. F!ynpt, t,s Tsmess sa. no; Of ths East Saginaw
purpose Of making y angel Of he.ssli. ioS she i
r*'panpea out saa Is likely 10 recover.
The anal statement Of the IIyd.o. Carbon ia.
Machine Company. Of Chicago, and IN sppiIcs-
tion for heenss to organize the oonttnsntsl
Bolt Manufacturing Company, also Of Chicago,
Of Stats.
, 1875-06-18

5lRe19! IHsp4}}1H % TIE tHta90 777PaW.
colorod bartender III . saloon at Christians, was
rescued from . burning building at that place
early yesterday morning tn IN tpscnslb>o coudl-
t!on. During tho day bis skn cauo on md
teatA enpod his Yocs Of night. Ills clothing
was not ovon singcd. Tho only solution to bis
CURIOUS coLlitlou uhou rescued Ii that no waa
baked, and Lad reRched TIN very blluk Ok COM
hustion, and would hayo beeu consumed few
, 1875-06-18

mon from csch club did tho shooting, twenty
birds TO c4cf man. q yan't rioq, srrins
trap. THO following fa thu zorro fratl, Team
Is: Fobca, Isl slmnson. Ii Dunn, 10. Total,
tO1. LaCroseo toanl-Dano. II: CrnHby. Ii;
Chamberlain. IL; Logan, II 11alot, Is; pock,
ID. TQtsh Va,
, 1875-06-18
Two Illinois N1nn-KlllcrS to DO
Dlottci Out Of Exist
once To-Day.
L Negro Beats Ont Ills }Fifc's Hrains
NTH Wrench at indianapolis.
aa B Now Approhonsivo that Ho May
Hang for the Decd.
An Iowa Demon Falls to Throw Passenger.
Train frofs, Tho Track.
CONDEMNED WnErcHE5.


y...t,i iInuGSsHeg Iss;os y ~ WE t6,aa S.,b,n.
p,n,s Ri. .I,,na ~ IN. c,tv /. in a narycct
<,-,,o,t t,',iah, ,snr H.. ,t,o,,o1 r,,,doro-
~" ,, ,,. w
'onn ea7oy, conae'n'ou to pc """R 'o-'nolto"
morning. Cettnin palttes tavc toicgraNhod Gov
Dcveiidgo to know II he will hs at home 10
morrow morning. md. II 40, twenfy mon no m
N ,o,rro . ,on,;nvo ~ nard,u 1ho nav =
ne,'4'o 'ei.Ao'o w. f",0o1' a'oA' ~
NJ fatnof hhe asho te'eg1apheu. anu VIII 60 up
with company to roprnsant tho other Ri1o.
No reply has been recetrcl from tie Governor
st m1dnight. Thu Ycaffold In readv. and Sl,erfY
- 49,. H., 49, ~, a,s,,,
n"eaao ~ n"''s n'''' ~ y" e*''5 Aooi '''
morrow
stxefas Dfspath h The chitdao Tribune.
EYY1NoIAM, ILL.,, Juno 17.-EYer1 thing Ia In
readiness for thu execution OF Nathan 1n,rcoss
I'm ,nu,doror ~ 1n.ar,, To,,,,;,. ~ y.ria,i,
horc tn.mnrrnr r1,s nr'taSnr hns ~ tron,, tnn".
1n, r1o,ts.. - nsr,io" ,i%s ie "ttnrn"sl -;
fhc cnndcmnc1 ara az anrin"God urr;no a
cnmmutat;nn NJ t1.n .outancn ria ciI;5cns n
V.nis" h.ro " .ent ,,n suaInst
rnhn@naor;ai ,.',nsta1r,,a ~" ","r,ar ~.
onhI.inndaI sntl ~ Iax .i,orii t,ta ;ss corrso
s''e 'Ae ~" .H'"'>A ''' ~'''o'
w,-r .,,,antu.
rx,-.x,co,,, III fmUo ~ rh;. .,,-,,t.,.,
.,.,,. Tss.- a,.s. ' anI,.aI ~ ~
aoo"s u Jerry aouFoo' colafoo' murdered us
wife IN cold blood by beating out her brains
with \ wrench. It seems that IIonloe aud bis
vife vore formerIy b,ayes Al Richmond. W. .n1
.ftor IN W. fornd to,r ,v, -, t,,,. o,v ri,a1
NV ',.on .a. 1 H.. 'n'It 1.,,a w. s.s ess lucy
Hha no cnH0teHt 1ut ltVe4 uHpPf!y toS0%hef
, 1875-06-18

aFseMt ITsR4EH ~ AUG LHEnHo 4f1pAbFs
DubuquE, Ia., Juno 17.-1his evening eho
weat~asd-bound passenger train on tho Iowa
Division Of the Illinois Central encountered y
pt!o Of tiea which had boon s'accd by souo ilcnd
on tho railroad traoz, . short distance this
aide Of Julien. The obstruction WEB discovered
III time to check the tram, and nc serious results
6uBled. Tue railroad COMPANY offer q flbcsal
reward for tho apprehension Ut the ncoundrol.
, 1875-06-18

6Ttc1aI U2spalcA u TAs ERtN4e 7TlbVnF.
DEFnolT, Mich, Juno 17.-Examipation IN
dicatcs that tho stroh and Hudson papef, tho in-
dorsing signatures upon which wero alleged to
hasa been forged, tho notes having been drawn
to tho orler Of Harvey D. Winsor, il hold hero
to tho extent Of over ea1o0o that tho interior
Of the State is libo1a'!y supplied. and that
Cleveland has about S750o0 OF It, aoino OF
which came here to-day for payment. Hudson
mud btroh both dsolato that the bulk Of tho pa
pbr IL fUige1,
, 1875-06-18

SpEe10I Uispdkth 70 1hf ChIt16e IT16NHx.
BT. PAUL, Afinn., Juno ia roadn,sster and
fireman on tho Northern Pacific we're killed. 1oe-
terday by traip beIuR thrown from tho track By
! Vasholt, near Choyqnna Crossing, ip Dakota.
, 1875-06-18
THE RING.

THA flFgBGUA4 HOH-c0maA1A8TB.
PITrhfR Juno 17,--Tls prlze-aght between
Rocks add Allen did not taks place, - an
uauucsd, to-day. All.n WIS on the ground ss-
leotsd short lime bo,ors noon. but Rookie failed
to put tu ~ appearsnsa, sud il IL stated that On
the strength VI tAs fsct Allan xll claim Zip
Aatea. ~
, 1875-06-18

ers' Association to-day attracted q larga cpsd,
from G. 900 10 7.ooa peop!o being froson&. The
rcathcr vas pleasant, tho races good. md Ito ln-
terest ia them inteuso, particularly amhg the
poo!.buYcrs. as tho purchasers Of favores Loaf
quite Heavily in most avery instance. Tho frat
race was tl.e 1850 class, IN winch raEe ntac
ensrlcs. and ~ stsssosl. Appon'le4 is
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OCEAN RIEAM9HlP NEWs

FARTHER ro4N1, Jun. l7.-lho ateamer Man.
haitian, from G!a4gow, has s4,syed.
Nkw Yong. juno 17.-Aniyoo, ,te.,s,,In
Utopia, from Glasgow.
8ouTnAxrros, jump 17.-Ar,iyed, atosmahip
B1AunaclA Elk, from DAltimo1s,
, 1875-06-18

EDee!as 0IspateH "a 4h1 tn!e4fa 41!ouHs.
EAaF sAaIHAw, Mich, Junn ia young pAn
named Foator aalbralt1. employed rs a COOK on
the tug 4. II: Hunter, folt overheard while tho
tug was passing Portsmouth. at o'clock this
sfternoon. tnd was drowned His mother roe
aIdes horo. Tho body was not recovered. ''
, 1875-06-18

: HdNDTlH0 MACH IT u CEQB4&,
s1<t.al D.&Fateh u TAt cAeaes Tnsuax.
Ii CxossE, Wis.,, Juns l7.-Ths long antici-
patod and nuch-ts!ksd Of match between The
BpAs.A and IL Croass Shooting Clubs cstuo OF in
this city this attesnooa- a1 representative
, 1875-06-18

oreriai Dlspatth 10 The GhteaGo Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW. Mich, Jan. ia CLAP named
Curry hltod = hasHo aud buggy from A!fr.d
Hurst, Of Rseso Btation, Wednesday, brought It
TO tue citt, and sold and traded Oh, and thtn
jecamped. Tho property wAs recovered, but
the thief ia ut largo.
, 1875-06-18

b3HtE1s CNfta10 1T10HHt.
Ia GnsNaF. Ind, JNns t7.-rhis morning. at
Valentino Station, near this place, p man paned
Matt Brown, a brakeman on tho Grand Dapids j.
Indiana Railroad was instantly killed BY falling
betwoen tho cars Of nortllwatd- bound froigtlt.
lila remains we're tAkon to F.. Wayao, rhosa ho
lived, for intcrmept.
, 1875-06-18
THE OAR.

!4!E11H551 :.
races Of Tho schuylki1l Navy aamo Cd to-day.
Tho final hsst Tor single sculls was Won by Frank
L. Yates, OF Chicago.
, 1875-06-18

Bptf1a7 U1sFale6 ID 7h5 EaEeddo 771s1H5-
KANSAS CRY, No., Juno 17.-John Lynch, tho
man shot Tusa'ay while eudcavoslng to stcal
goods ftom Fort Scott freight tsaln died OF hla
Injuries. Ne did nnt reveal the usmos Of the
gang With whom 10 aaauclatel.
, 1875-06-18

6p4dia. D4pAsch IA tbs ca1sdss Tribune,
LiAs1so, Mioh.. Juno 17.-Dcputy Sheriff
uorsca Deekss. Of Bay County, haa, been ar1eot-
ed It Flint for graal larceny, and wss sxxniusd
before Justice wilker aud pleaded pos guilty,
, 1875-06-18

Clxo1xs&Tf, O., juno 17.-bpFI1g the storm
At Milford, O., this mprntng . child u /. q.
Estpn was killea, and two daugltora Of E. Ed
wards Wcro soveFcly burned BY q psrQko OF light
ming,
, 1875-06-18

~ At AhcAsTER, CANADA.
AScasEEn, Ont, June H.--fhe factory Of ths
Ancaster Knitting Company burned last night
Lobs $l5o,00o; PARTIALLY insured. Two hundrol
porsana are thrown out Of employment
, 1875-06-18
Fires.


NEAR PEkiN, ILL.
Special Dfspateh 10 Jht Chlcaqa 7ri1sa4.
Perrin, ILL.,. Juhe 17.-Early thin morning tbs
lightning struck aud consumed Hourly Drousn,
natl's barn, & miles south OF Pektn. Six horaca
and two muioa perished III tho il4n}es. No H.
hurancc.
, 1875-06-18

. AT FLORENCE, NY.
UTICA, n. T.. June 17.-TyTroll Dros' taruory,
a. Florence, .One!da. County, las bcen burned.
Tue loss Ia eco. 600 inauret1.
, 1875-06-18

llltle Mao..........,....,..,.....
>1.,,': 3',;s@5aia ::! Sa;SS *i;S; a;;;x: . ~,
Tauaes 10y. and Motsas varo anons the favor
itcs. most Of thcm moro than MolsoY previous
TO tho second hoat Of tho race. llotnco the 1eld
was largo winuer.
To-morrdv will close tho mcothg. tho 2:4o,
1884, and fseo-for.all races being tn the pro-
grammD.
TIE mAnkxoo fr1I.) nAcys.
aneefaf Dspatchso Tia Chicago Fs1bunt.
MlRENdo. Ill, Jnae little races TO-DAY, a.
though not very faHe Noro attended, by OYER a.0Q0
poopto. An irnmonHo crowd Ia exFeotod to-mor-
row. AZ the ftee-to al race Is filled With sono Of
tako placa tomorrow bo:xeoa Lady Eigin and
Observer, .-
III tho 2:5o race to-dhy, purse @Go0. s9n g9larn-
10y got aray With tho first money, winning each
heat in q jog. Tho following is tho
NlI Waa8on ............................. )
lally Eahhih8. ...............,.......! :
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fret in tho race. Tommy Hunter was drawn 10
tho fourth heat On account Of Injury. THO fol-
loving Ii tho
SUMMARY:
TIn'mt'1y I;'ta =, Hunter. a.,
Eua5 htaca ....s.ss...s...........-.sI 4 s
Kea Cloud. ..........".".........,a I Dr.,
d,mt:j:o5 s:o7; 5;6; a:ii; sig.
Tho running race. witch vaa advertised for
to.day, NOT boing filed, = pacing race took iss
place, resulting ID tho following.
Cotton nskes... ...."....."..........:..l ! 9 !
1'"A' e's Time"sti: 9:;i,: Iii.
, 1875-06-18

The noxt MSS pacing lice. with SIX horsea
entered. and Ave startling, aud WAS evenly con-
testod, thoro batuR no long gaps sftor tho first
heat. In which 4 horae badly named noxtsr
nsa distanced. Tho purao Was &i00 free TO al
pacing horhos, with e295 to first, 8l76 to second
and ESD to lh,fl. Tho fnpfn ia,
, 1875-06-18

Tho last raco was running, hali-mlio hosts,
beat throe IN five. Weight for ago. With twelve
entriea aud o!oyou starting. It took long while
for the riders to get their horfea to tho Hcratcl,
for tho send-on. and from outsidora giving the
word Co. seyeral fe'se utaEts vdEe made. When
tho final send-o6 wis given. CRUSADER bolted.
tan against tho fence and WAS tAko1 To- tho sta
IN ananrt nr1 ftsn n }hItf uoneo I~
, 1875-06-18
THE TURF.


THE TURF.
THE JACKSON NACk9.
Apseial DisDsleA 70 ~ ch'taoo 7rituax.
JACKSON, Aloh., June 1.-THE third day OF
tha sixsh meeting Of tha Jackson Horse Breed
, 1875-06-18

srs.ias Dtspateh 70 Tbs c1,ceqo 14fsuns.
8ouTH DrxD, Ind, Juno 17.-The races Today
were we'll attended, and gave excellent esi1stao-
ton to all loysrs OF fine sport. Tho Aras was
2:25 race, with four hosaas two Of them owned
tn Fort Wayne, ous In Kokomo. and ono 1T
Green Point IN LouR Island, tho latter Of which
was taken sIck altar the third heat and ha4t to
DO taken to tho atsblc. Considerable scoring
wau had prior to tho 1tst heat before tho lorses
would get down to rork. but when shsy did get
. sond-oH, thoJ made = Iace that got
the spectators into early dxoisemont. which they
kept up until nessly dark. -Monsrch 10,
that had been tho ,farotltd. took tho tiset heat
but maaa y bud break Ia the sscond, and barely
savsd bis distance. In the third Lady Mack
broke and fall back 20 much that numbers OK
claimed th&t she would loae her distance, but In
tho last bali she csmo up boldly. paasing nll her
competitions, and took tho heat By bali q
length: The tltth was cloeo a!l through
With tho Lady falling behind for TINS, But
Oh tho turn She passod Monarch aud easily
vent by .Kato Campbell, III tho homo
stretch. taking. tho hest aud 1aco. The purse
was st 900 Tor hornca that never trottod better
than ans, 1850 to first, e900 10 second, and $15O
, 1875-06-18
-Et1NAAlY :


Tho running race. which vas advertised for
to.dnY, not boing filed, pacing race took i.s
place, resulting ID tho following.
SUMMARY:
, 1875-06-18

frat in tho race. Tommy Hunter was drawn In
tho fourth heat On account Of Injury. THO fol-
loving Ia tito
, 1875-06-18

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

A correspondent Of the 7urf, Field
and Farm tells how he trained an
old cavalry horse to trot. He was
accustomed to slope" and could not
be made to understand what was re.
quired of him, until space of some
400 yards was measured off in field,
and he was ridden across this. When
ever he broke he was scolded, and
at once turned about and again start.
ed from the starting point. Ii he
trotted across without breaking he
was petted, fed Jumps of sugar, ap-
Piles, or some other pleasant food. In
this way he soon learned what was
wanted, and made every effort to
trot this distance in the shortest time,
becoming horse Of unusual speed
A somewhat singular plan was some
years sinceDset forth in circular and
sold at one dollar.
We refer to this now, not SO much
because of the desirability of know
ing how to teach horse to trot, as
because the lesson taught can be ap.
piled in very many ways. Tesching
any domestic animals what is expect.
ed of them is of the greatest i,npor.
tance. II an animal knows that 9
specific duty is required, to be follow
ed BY rest or reward, it will much
more readily do what is expected
than if it has no definite conception
Of what is before it.