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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-21
How the Fast Trains are Run Betwee
New York and Philadelphia.

This division of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad l. now nun on What i> known
AZ the ''hlnck system" The hole line
i divided into sections of TWO or thrr,
miles in length. each of which is sup
piled with Il tclc"lsph operator and
signal man on constant duty. y frame
or apparatus for displaying Il signal
target "r light Is placed at the com
lnth"clncnt "l each division. W hen
the road Is entirely clc:l white signal
Is shown W hen Il passenger train en-
ttrS amy block or section Il red one i
substituted. lndicating that there is II
tram on that section. While this l. the
ease. no other train IL allowed to 60
upon it. The engineer of the next fol
l"wiu" train. if he sees Il red signal al
the beginning of the section. must wait
until il disappears. and the white one
goes up. II the white light Is alIeadl
shown. he goes ON over that block with
ont stopping. From -four To eight min
utcs are consumed in tilVcr>inw Il block.
according To the speed of the train. and
different fast trains can follow each
other at intervals ot tins length. which
would not lie possible under other cir
cum>tamce>. The moment Il train u.lS>cS
off of any section. the fact iS tclc-
%Ilphcd back to the next prcccdim.
telegraph station. 50 that the white
li%lr may hc shown and the block de
clhrcd 1" he. clear. Thus there is Il
constant pul>Illon of Intelligence ali
along the line between the two cities.
of which the passengers on the train
are totally unconscious. They do no;
realize, a> they sweep on with the speed
of the wind. that their every m"> cmrit
Is record, Il 10y the finger of electricity.
>h"ntim" back and forth with the lclnci-
tN of light. Beside the numerous pas
>rnger trains. there is Il great number
of freight trains constantly in motion.
! hr>r trains have to make their WAY
along as best they eau. being careful Il"
keep always oHt ot the WAY of paSStll-
gcr trains. Knowing Just what time
they can make. and also when the
passenger trains aIc due at ANY poiut.
the conductors and engineers ALWAYS
manage To make some convenient Si,i,
track in time to escape collision. When
Il freight train is running an ANY block
or section. Il green signal iS shown.
which indicates that succeeding trains
may tnlliw with caution. If lhr next
train carries passengers. il is the bust
ness of the freight to Get ont Of the
WAY: if it is also Il freight train II viii
probably not ovcrtakc lis predecessor.
Some of the principal side tracks have
Telegraph stations at both ends. 50 that
no time need hr lost hv the train hands.
There are probably more than lift\ iclc-
graph offices scattered along the ninety
miles of road. The ratIau"rmcutS H>rrll-
lN work 81 perfectly that il is >cl,,om
necessary for ANY Train To halt before
entering Il block Signal follows signal
in quick >ucc,s>inn along The line. in
diratin. perfect safety ia the rushing
train upon the crowded highway. Al
the Supcrintcndrnt'< office in Jersey
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JufrLs.

Man, 'oiiN>BtRN HOUSE,
- ST. JOHNsBURY, VT.
'E''. l. WALKER, Proprietor.
snt.,,. AVENUE HOUSE,
-IiHttI ST. JoHNsBURY, VT
MOKRlSON Proprieturs
"hhfiiREMAGOG HOUSE,
IA , NtwroRT. VI.
7. hoN MAN. Proprietor.
Russ HOUSE
= Il ~ ftAN'IsCu. CALIFORNIA
MOI !; y co. PropIirtOrs.
W. hA>>FIELD HOTEL,
arrl. STOWE. VT.
m,rt- '"'ri with all the modern improve.
accommodations for 300 GUESTS.
J. hEELER. Manager
N'I\ >Ql ARE. po.,ro>,
r,, I.'i las hotel in every respect.
MEX 4 EUCK, Proprietors
r.ar, ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
GEO. +. WARD rroprietdT MAINE
w..,, MARLBORO HOTEL.
hN"Ip> STREET Rosr,x
\ :, ''neIic;ti l!:i and European Plan.
'mgI. ~ ~ y STEVENS Proprietor
lr"tter House Bradford
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HININESS C.IRDS.
HENRY 4, RATES.

HENRY &. BATES.
...'ENEN At LAW. L. X st. St .Inhnshury
". faithfully attend 1" any professional bust
''rhtilI-t"d t" his care AT modcratc charges.
\. {. n II. \. H,BBITT.
Dealers in
.-' "d FANCY GOODS BOOTS and SHOES.
.''". E.riy- Watt, Cloth,ng SiIc,r Pirfed
"'n d.. whch will bc Sold for Cash OF
h''tN I'N al the Lowest Prices. at
ihr New odd Fellows Block.
'.' l' '>IHitI 81. JuHNsRURY, ' l.
DIR. II. {. NEWELL.
81 .H>>a.A VERMONT
'.i i.-.i'n',. e"r. nf Church and Spring SIS
DANIELS. NNLNE>TEE n CO..
rE>LER> IN
D. : Y II Il ROC EHIES
Nud~ Flock. Railroad Street.
HAEILETT. DANIELS a. co.
DEALERS N
'h"' FRIES AND MEATS.
>h''i 81. .I"hn-bury
BILLIARD n FOLSOM.
Fhh~ICIhNe AND SURGEoNs.
II. I"hn~hury.
Enuk Block. MAN street
.'...'''d r'>rdrncr. Dr. Folsom residence
'iri'ru l1rui,. Cherry Str,ri
''' H"ii~ from . Ia 10 \. NJ. Ia = l.. NJ.
.... jo;;\ BACON I'd,
'''E N HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL
~ I"hnshury Centre, Vt.
r.. BROOKS. VI. d..
.,t RAY >IrIAN AND SURGEON.
'.'''Nid"nc' opp. the bakery ST. JolnshurN
l.. T.. LONERGAN.
a,,r. .Ni'\lrADruRER AND DEALER IN
>'>i'll.N and EUBRERS. also LEATHER
.t.-..J. FINDINGS. ETC.
'''''' 81. Johnsbnry, VI
THOMAS BARTLETT,
N>hLL"E AT LAW. ST. .ToHxsBuRY. VT
Formerly of Lyndon. 21tf
,,. WV. W. CIRCUIT.
''il MD COUNSELLOR At LAW,
hui"n Vermont
GEO. II. FRENCH,
.., ''hE IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
.''' usually kept in country store
fr'"'~ as io,r as The Io,cest!t
, Is '''' legal papers mad, upon short notice
IALls. VERMONT
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pOLITICIANs ~ II WRANGLE.
One OniciaI Telling another thnt he Ought
to be IN Ihr State Prison.

One OnciaI Telling Another that he Ought
to be IN thr state Prison.
When On ector Halstcad called the Hud-
son county Freeholdors together yeste day, 1t
Was evident that trouble was brewing. On the
reading OF the minutes the Republican opposi
ton, headed by Freebooter Startup, declar
that the record was incorrect, inasmuch as the
Clerks minutes said that FreeholdeIs Hall and
Cox were absent 10y leave OF the Chairman
Freebolder S:aItup maintained that the minutes
should be corrected, and supported resolution
to that effect In long speech. The Director
vetoed the resolution promptly, and Freeholder
that the Director was exercising the powers of
and he wished to know whether this kingly rule
was to continue. lie for one would not submit
to II.
In the wrangle that followed Director IIa'-
stead aid Ia 1874. when WAS foreman OF the
GI and Jury one James II. Startup was Dii ectur
II TIE Hoard Of Freeholders. For certain jobs
he WAS arriigned ~ tie Grand Juiy ana bad
ily suggestions teen sustained by nv associates,
Jan e. n. Starup would now be In state Prison
hal the documents 10 found the indictment
then, and have Them now ana ihe director
/ Id hs hand on n pile OF papers tbatla IN front
II him
Freehod r ruing pale. There was omc eifp't
- reply DY Mr. St.IluU and unit was made
that the Director had violated his DATA by moi
having hln innicttd
Several motions were made by the Freehold,r,
on which votes were calle tur, nd which tie
Director pfO uptly vetoed. Tine meeting closed
~ b. la'e hour win the Offering of ares lluiOn
by Mr.. Startup tndt the boar request ihe toun
sel 10 the COun'y to furnish an Opinl n as 10
whether the balloting fOr officers shai TO uy
Int "a
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MIR Joseph II. Tooker viii take benen' IN
Booths Theatre tins afternoon.
The concert and theatrical perfnrmance in Tho
Gcrinana Thea ~ this evening VIII ne Tor the beneht
oi tne NIdow " Herman schlepesv late editor Of ha
1dgeS Nacht1ci' 'rH.
Next Sund v night the price OF admission to
GIlu ores Coucrrt Garden viii be Taduce1 to ~
The reduction maIc IN order to meet the desire 10
hear Inc ruhOnned composer AMI his splendil Or
cleAtri.
shook and Palmer have reduced the admis-
sion to the Onrnbach series of sunday evening con.
rtrs nftY luls Is 10 meet the desire OF 10
publc To near the great DJun composer aud ms Spen
dll orchestra,
Tomorrow right "Hrass" will he played for
n . one hundredtn anu lasl time PARK Theatre.
Sprcis prog amnes designed for mementoes NIL sy
nel ~ the occasion. Neat Monday evening " Uncle
Toms CABIN" With new scenery and incidental attrao-
ions Will he exhibited at thls house.
7 he new features Of the performance to NOR
row night at the tfth Avenue THEATRE Tor The bcneht
ut Mr ,mrs IeNls VIII br IN dSbU OF Miss Nav iluw-
ari IN ths city, vii play the part OF hrs Van.
bngh Charity" anu The nrst rep osontAtiOn VI BY,
rOn's new comedy" Weak WHaAn."
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THE LOUfsvTLLE RACES.
-Four Spirited Contests-Ovcr 100000 Pat
Up on the Results.

LOUISVILLE, May 18.-Not less than $4,000
was bet on to days The nrst for
yearolcs that had not appeared pubic prior to jan
l. 1870. Mile heats
The nrst heat won BY Red Coat in 145i< Patriot
second. Leamingtonan third. The second heat was
alsO won by RED Coat IN l45t.
The second event was "a dash of two and quarter
miles Tor the Louisville Gun. IenbroeCk came
lengths ahead winning the race IN ic3i4.
III the third race, mile heats best three the hrst heat
was won ~ GREY stee IN lt5s With FAIR Play second
and Wcaherby thlrd.
Ide seconI heat by the same horse, y .tr
Play second. wsatherby third. Time. l.44s4. In tue
tiird heat Fatr Pray IN 1st6N.
In tue fourth heat the rider u FAIR Play cd
by tne President, and Bobby swim substituted. The
heat was wo1 bY Far Play IA li7s.
The won by Fair Play, tie last heat In 153s
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A penc,, of Over 50. 600. 600 to be Explained.

WASHINGTON, NAV 1s,-The Subcommittee on
Expenditures IN lhe Treasury Department invescat-
ing the bureau Of Captured and Abandoned Property
sof the opinion that Secretary Brstow's course has
be entirety correct. but IA the administration Of his
prelcce -Rchardson BOu'w II. and Nice ullOch.
e,Pecally tnc latt,r-the committee mn an IN L
hausb. fund OF evidence OF thH IN At startl cnar
acter. Thus far heie Is an unrxpanrd derclt ol over
million dollar. Sky seven thousand dollars 10
charged against :. H. Kaufman. who at that tlm8
the In charge OF the attorneys account. aud he
VIII be callej ulon TO explain what lie did with tho
nLnI
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The French Chn mhrr, Rei.c,inr Amne.,r

VERSAILLES, May ls-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties this afternoon rel c.cd the motion OF Nj Raspar
for complete amnesty by vote Of 3ai to 52.
NJ M.rcon Radical introduced a m ,tion for amnesty
for all common Law offence, committed with pohu.
cal object.
Minister Dufsure opposed the notion He declared
thnt parions would b, granted IN the proportion In
which tue Chslnber refrsintd from insisting upol
ntoty. Tue Cove rnncnt NOul1 show lenlcLcy to-
wsrd those VINO continued TO d.spl vlOenee hate
ia anonymous pamph! cts and articles.
NJ. MarcOn's motion was rejected By large ma.
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George Parker Ia n native of Arkansas. He
went 70 Visalia. Cal, when he wos two years of
age. He Is now 70 years of ago, and has spent
mustangs rs daily business He never engaged
In race with horses, and has not, 10 bis own re-
collection, performed any remarkable exploit on
horseback but his companions. who knew him
In the est, say that he Is an exception lily skill
ful and fearless hUrseman. Had he Hlternated
and had he been properly fed, II II more To IN
likely that he would have made the distance IN
the specified time. The physician who attended
him wren he broke down Is at loss TO account
for his sud en- loss of sig hit IN one eve.
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Amer n Niub, OF Drinking.

Dennis Sulliy II, who was once butcher but
has lately bsens HON less wandercr spent Wrdne day
uignt IN driuklng an went YESTERDAY murnng TO wlr
aash the ceiling OF olamb,r IN the fourth s'ory oi
the BRICK tenement at 1917 Avenue &. lie was drunA,
and the Ian lady advised MIN 10 postpone the worh
sullivan drO p-d ioOe, and shtn. down on tht hlll
of window tnal lprns upon the rear NaId lcl sst'
lie suon itll htaaOng into the yard. la MS descent q
riTucA tiK successive a. III ; lnts Dic'An{ thein All
me roprs broke force OF his iail aud he escape
i've. lie WAS bauy sAaAen up aud was taken 10 Bel
- Ilf..t
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WASHINGTON, May lB.-The secret session OF
the Senate the quest on Of jurisdiction IN the Bel
nap impea case Vas continued until O'clOck
THIS afternoon. MI COnnling occupying tue entire day
In af K,endeO legal argument Ia opposition to Jurs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-19

DEsMOINEs May ia canvass OF the dele
gates elected yesterday to ST. Louis shows that seven
teen out vi the twenty-five have decced preference
for Tlen and the Tlden leaders here that the
delegates win vote Tor MIN AZ uni, ON the Oihpr
nj, Que OF The delcFaes aud lea ing man as,cfH
that m JJrtty of he delegation Is for Hendricks nut
tnal the drleg uun viii probably vote for Indcn IA Or
lnr 10 New Nurk
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Tn. Aged Commodore'- Condition.

Yesterday morning. after a broken niehtsreA
Commodore Vanderbilt hld partsl return OF the pals
mat gave him much suffering two weeks ago. lie was
dcirctcd and nervous But Ia the aft rnooa the u
"a pearcd ana he rccoycre his smoked
his Usual ciglr anu chatted with his f-mlly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-19

Kate iourgugnun, 10 executriX, sued Jay
Gould for $4,000 damages for ms failure to compile
a purchase Of gold on Black FRIDAY" A demurrer
WI, intcfpo ed on Oehaf ~ MIR GOuid that while Mi
sued as eHeCutrx, she has not taken out
letters documentary H. TINS state.
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Going 70 Law aud Getting the wor., of 1t.

Ex sheriff Brennan's suit against the city to
recover rportins convictions Of prisoners to
Secretary Of State, and for the transportation OF
prisoners other than to sate prisons was ended YES yes
ttrtay. He not Only thilcd To recover the Sb2,OOO
aimed, hu saddl. "a wlih judgment against hinl
Un the Cltys counter aim, u $50 UI3.35
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supervisor Tu,ron's Reward.

WASHINGTON, May lS.-It is stated on good
authority tat the President has asked for the reslsnA
ton Of Comfy Collector Of the Port OF Phil delphs
and assurca the frenas OF supervisor Tuition that
c mV does not get out within Afcw days he will be
and that Tuition shall have the place luton
II will be remembered, assumed the responsibility tor
inducing the President order BrisOW to Withdraw
IA, order changing Internal revenue officers For his
timely services 10 BaDcOck, Tuition Is now " be
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Ch,cnQo'. nIunicipnl Tronblc..

CHICAGO, May ls.-'iayor Colyin to-day an
swered Mayor Hoynes recent note demanding posses
sion OF the Mayors once. He however, merey a.
kuONedged the receipt VI the demand Without com
plyiug Win II,
for the nr time, ami euhnltei hls eshagr, when
exhaustive review oi the municipal regime anu
the abuses when nave thlste
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-19

PARIS May lS-Senhor L. Machlin, the Pari-
glayan Minister will present his credentials to Pres.
dent MacManon tomorrow, thus restoring dipomstic
relations between France AMI Paraguay, which have
been suspenue since ls72
senior Jose Mscnsln Psragnayan Minis er to the
United States Will eal from Hsyre Dy the steamer
France on saturday for Nov YORK.
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Connecticut Con-,i,a.ionaI a Amendments.

HARTFORD, May lS.-The House Of Represent
Gtves ADOPTED to-day. BY the necessary twohrd vote
three constitutional amendments which will now go 10
the people for approval. Ono e1tcnds the term or
once of Judges OF Probate from one to two years
another the term Of Common Pleas ami District t0urt
Judges from to four years AMI the MIRA provides
that no new town hereafter incorporated ahh nave
than representative, unless IL has EoOo lnhlO
itants and the psr of tne town IRON Whlch sthken
Inaa lha ann
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wAsHISGTos. May ls.-The judiciary sub
Committee has postponed the further examination OF
witnesses on tlN charges affecting eX-speA&er Blaine
tn Monday. whenNe expects to bt resent. He II now
confined to his house by low type OF maaral fever.
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BERLIN, May lS.-The differences Of opinion on
the relations oil the Imperial anu Prussian Govern.
mens which threatened to involve tie retirement OF
Anistcr amIhAusen have bgeh "a isfactOri set ed.
Ia the PTussan House of Peers tO-1 y, tht hallway
bll passed its nrst reading b. vote Of 81 to 2d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-19

Bruises having been found ON the head Of FL.
ward ! wilson the lawyer whose body was recovered
of Fast Twenty-third street on saturday last, his
brother l.. &. Wilson, Of prtkskil, has requested Cor
onrr EickhOn to investigate the case.
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Refusing to Deliver up win.Iow.

WAsHINOTON, May s-Although the Govern
me nj does not consider expedient to lur
nish information respecting WlnsOw II can be stated
that L0rd Derby IN his received Yesterday, main
his former position In refusing tn deliver nm 10
TIE United States authorities Lord DerDys note has
Dreu PreSIuent by tue Secretary OF state,
and viii be considered In Cabinet meeting tomorrow.
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Surveyor Sharpe's attention having been
called to the erortion Of noary fees from The Custom
House importers ana might wachmen by the clerks IN
hs Once, has directed thst they shall discontinue the
practice under penalty of dismi'sA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-19

GALVESTON, May lS.-lhe NeOS' brownsville
special Says the reyolutlouists commenced moving out
Of Matamorar ght Gen GOnsales Will leave this
morning with the rear guard, II ls Thought to JOD ID
aud nit OK Escubedvs lotces Who are TINS SIDE Vi li)
nUsa, adv aDcins ON MAtamOras.
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THE LATEST orr WORLD NEWS.
A Popular Demonstration at Jules N MicheIers
Burial in Paris.

LONDON, May 1s-The Pan M1u Gdzettcs Piris
despatch says that the removal OF body OF Jules
Mic eet, the historian who died On FEB o. 1874 taxes
place to-day, and fully 10000 persons, including
many worSingmen AVID students, line the road to the
Cemetery OF Pere la On 1sc, DeputatiOns from the
French Institute, OF wnicn Micnclet mad been mem.
Der from the tOcge OF France, and other bodies viii
1T end. some speeches to be delivered
cal manifestation. ~
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New York Not to be Len Ou, in the Cold.

The Corporation Counsel sent to the Common
Council Yesterday MIR. George TloknOr Curs's op nOn
the citY his the power 10 prevent the New YORK
New n yea ami BUston Railroad Company nom trans
porting her cas on steamer from Mort Haven to the
PrAnsy anna Ruiruad Company depot IA Jersey Cil
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BELvIDERE, N. j., NAV l6.-lhe father OF Jacob
Young the farmer who was murdered near llutchn-
SON. on Apr T. hiss onerel reward Of $500 Tor the
drts ton Oi the murderer murderers. GOV. bcdle
ORs issued proclamation Onering 500 sihlusnA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-19

The Custom House Officers say that Major Ed
gar sccye who has been exposing the nqnit cs of the
Cspetbalgers in Louiiana. was appointed to tl2OO
cicIkshp IL New Oric two wceks ago At tie urgent
request O Grants hTother-n-luw, casey, aud eKbOy.
MamOth. lie ~ to be removed II Is hald. Ms soon as
CUnsross Is through Win Inn.
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Tho PhiladeIphia billiard Tournament.
PnmADELpHrA. May Is.-Ths nrs, game in tho


billiard tournament this afternoon was between Shaw
anu SoSsOn, and was won BY the latter 800 to 1O7.
The second me between Foster anu Cyre Dion
Uy the latter 800 to 24B.
The nrsi game this evening was won by slosson. 800
to l73
inniu.s, 800 10 Yl7.
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On AN Exploring Expedition.

The Grand Jury visited the Fourth Ward last
night. After inspecting the OAK street police staten
they escorted through most Of the dance an con
cert saloons by Detecuyes Mus rave and Jackson,
They also visited he sKeent cellar lodging rooms in
n 4Oseytlt street.
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LONDON, May ls.-Advices from Dagdad say
that from the Esd 60 the 29h OF April Inclusive tn
deaths from the plague numbered 3S9 At hiliah dur
log the same period. there were l4S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-19

Reports from below Qneoec say there Ia s,ill
cuusderlbe snow on the ground, and that M some
places seighlng 10 the only mode of lOcUmoiiOn
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disappeared behind the eutbullding, Ind then.
without any demonstration, they qdietly dis
persed. A long train, full Of business men hur-
ffyife 20 the race tra1a arrived Just a. the fore.
most among the returning spectators reacheo
the depot, and all returned together.
SUMMARY OF rARKERs WORK.
During tho race Parker changed horses 1g1
times, using lch Of the thirty horses six times,
and some Of them oftener. The time by stretches
OF ten miles was rs follows:
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1no I.ou,.,nun ,,io,s EXnuueraled.

NEW ORLEANS, gay lS.-lhe lllest desphtche'
report everything quiet al Bayou Sara Laurel ilii and
" Noodyllle The report, OF tie trouble have been
greatly exaggerated. Ono Nhite nan hhu two u tr rs
Coded md styc ~ ucYrlcs undrh G Ntr the casual
is a. lar % Know. The lta.y dec ine1 10 interfere
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grand Rrd's-eye view Of the Centennial
Gruunas (siZE 2la42l nov ready FablishVd AT the
GidDhic OnlS. Extra. eight cenls.-AdO
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ATLANTA M,y lS.-Ex- Gov. Rufus B. Bullock
Drought DacN T. -day uuuer rcqustlOn from tue
Governor, after an a0scnce OF hye years.
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JOTrINGS IBOUT TOVN.

Winds shifting TO eastcrly Or southeasterlT
ana warmer, partly clOuly weather
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InN crowds OI ItDplN aAlthhliE ~ 30
A Co.'S special ale 10 slnPl inn o.sc VIA ueli !
rye addl onal ree of eaiesmon az lnrsil la almos
nnys5il. Pttend to thr wants OF the mum fOus pu
'nhsers Wnen nOuse lHe the above spcaks, tue pun
a xnog what II me .--E1g ghdnqs.-Adp