The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIRE TURF.

applause. =.
The Maid was the iarorite in the pools
and cold Two to one against the field.
First Rehabilitation at the pole, Maid
second, Lucille Third, Bodine fourth and
Smuggier outside. Fullerton broke badly
after leaving the score, the Maid taking
the lead, Bodine two lengths behind; Snug
gler close third, Lucille, five lengths be-
hind, Fullerton fifteen lengths behind. At
the half mile, Smuggler Irotted very fast,
and went 10 the second place.
On the third turn the Maid broke Snug
gler came up, trottiDg down the home
stretch close to the leader, the Maid win
ning the heat BY . length; Smuggler, SEC
ond; Bodine, third Lucille, fourth. In
thi- heat S@uggler Lost shoe at the three
quarter turn
Second Heat-The Maid took the lead
at once. At the first turn Saugg!-r
broke badly, falling back q full dis
tsnce, Lucille taking the second place,
Bodine third, and Fullerton fourth. AT
the three-quarter pole B,dine Tapped
Lucille, but went of his feet, and
Was passed by Fullerton, the Maid taking
the heat easily by three lengths; Lucille,
Fullerton and Bodine ciose together in the
order named, and Smuggler ten lengths
back.
Third Heat-The Maid went to the lead
at once Fullerton, = length back Lucille
al his wheel; Smuggler close up with BO-
dine in the rear AT the half-mile, Lucille
passed Fullerton, taking the second place
At the three-qusrter pole, Smugsier
showed wonderful speed, passing Fullerton
and Lucille and coming up 10 the maid M
they struck Il home stretch, winning the
heat by half length, amid tremendous ap-
piause; Lncille, third Fullerton, fourth.
Fourth Heat-Smuggler was u length be-
hind when the word was given The Maid
took the lead; Lucille, Smuggier and Full
lerton close up. with Bodine 10 lengts back.
At the half-mile, Lucille lapp-d the Maid,
with Smugsler half q length b-hn,! and
length ahead Of Full, rton. Coming do~n
the home stretch, Smuggler got in
behind Lucille and the Maid, 80 that he
had to swing to the center of the track TO
get by. This he did, coming home very
fast, a nose ahead of the Maid, with Lucille
third.
The performance of Smuggler called forth
repeated cheers from the immense crowd,
with whom he was a favorite.
Fifth Heat-On the second and fourth
scores Smuggler lost shoe, and had to go
| to the stable and get shod. This encour-
| aged Goldsmith Maids friends. who trusted
| to the rest giving the Maid a better chance,
| and she sold about even against the field.
On the SIKH trial the word was given,
Smugger taking the lead. At the first
turn Fullerton shot ahead, taking
the pole, with Smuggler three
lengths back. and the Maid close
TO him; Bod,ne and Lucille together, a
length behind the Maid At the half mile
Smuggler went TO the lead, the Maid max
ing an effort for the first place, passing
Fullerton, but breaking up before reaching
smuggler, who won the heat and the race
BY length, Lucille passing Fullerton on
the home-stretch, and coming in a good
| third.
This was the most exciting race ever seen
on this track, and was for a pure of 81 600
First horre, $1,000; second, 81 900; third,
5000; fourth, Si0O. Smuggler, first
money Goldsmith Maid, second Lucille,
third; Fullerton, fourth. Time: 2:l54 !;
2:l7! 2:16s 219i; 2I79.
INDIAN NEWS.
| CHICAGO, Ill August ii. s. Poland,
captain IN the Sixth Infantry, writes from
headquarters Of the military, stationed at
Standing Rock, d. T., under date oi July
2iIh, to the Adjutant General Of the De-
partment of Minnesota, at 81. Paul, giving
an Indian account of the battle OF the Lit
tie Big Horn en- June 26. The account
does not differ materially from the reports
already published. Ii says, however, that
Sitting Bull was neither killed, nor per-on-
ally engaged in the fight. He remained in
the council tent directing the operations.
Crazy Horse and Black Moon, with large
band, were the principal leaders.
Kill Eagle, chief of the Blackfeet, at the
head OF some twenty lodges, was at this
Agency about the last OF May. He was
prominently engaged in the battle Of June
5th, and afterwards upbraided Sitting Bull
for not taking an active personal part in the
engagement. Kill kagle has sent word that
he was forced into the fight; that he desired
to return to the Agency, and that he viii!
return il he is killed for it. The report
concludes as follows:
There is a general gathering in the hos
tile camps from each Of the Agencies OF
| Missouri River, Rid Cloud and Spotted
Tail; also Of the Northern Cheyennes and
Arrspahoes; III report for the special
benefit of their relatives; that in the three
fights with the whites they captured over four
hundred stand of arms. carbines and rifles,
~ ~. . - a." Laa.. ~ -" ~,
emu anu II, S"nie susai' o'nee, oae'. anu . naiu
ore J'eau .ne GiAin 10 na'e .ap,nreI ann t ,.om
, .ne "I ''' - ~ " -
anu n:uies. suPPo'e .nis i"o'uueI C. ',:e
oPeia'io's n aea.. m.,,, 'ne .o'o'e, m Iio" inui
ans anu p'aes IIii,s MINERS ihe sen ;.n
ou'iihe Vi 'hIs . inuiAn fsPo,t eo.s s, s,'nah WI"
| - - =, ell ~, :, N. d,v
say the Indians. They report about 800
whites killed and don't say how
many Indians were Killed. Report
from another source says the Indians
obtained from Cu-ters command o92 car
bines and revoivers: =,
have, since writing the above, heard
the following from returned hostiles. They
communicated a. secret TO their par'icu-
lar friends here the Information that
as ,a. pr, u p"tnJ 2'oIn anu oneyenn r r.;,o ~
.ne - uu -.ou. :.,:, ~ !.
camp iol lhls agency, 20 ih'iaiidate anu
pmII ,,I 81 uans .at n.ie ,"au J'n ,.5nd s ~
Dun; i, the-e refuse, they are oruered ID
'''e' 'e'' 'ie''' """
co1oRapo.
"AsHiN6r"N, u. Y, August i-lhe
act of Congress approved March Sd 1879