The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
NAMES OF WINNERS.
Pico|o, Ambush, Benzoo, Bay Final,
and Lady Maud, in
49,. the List.
&c.. &c, &c.


ton is now under way, consisting OF fifteen
infantry and eleven cavalry companies, fresh
troops, commanded by Crook in person.
Spotted Tail has been formally inaugurated
chief by authority Of the President. Seven
hundred ponies were taken from the In
dians.
ST. PAUL, MINI, October 26.-The Pho
neer Press has 4 special from Bismarck
which says that General Terry was still at
Standing Rock last evening. He had sue
ceeded in disarming the Indians ut the
agency and possessing himself Of their
ponies. He believes that the Indians hid
most OF their arms, us they had a days
warning. Only about 200 stands were
found. including Shot-guns and revolYers.
Six hundred ponies were surrendered, and
i large number are yet to be brought in.
The Indians seem kindly to the move us
they come to understand it. General Terry
informed them that the property would be
sold and the proceeds invested in cattle and
such other goods rs would be useful to
them. No one except General Terry and
those Immediately connected with him has
an idea whether his next move will be to-
wards Cheyenne or to strike the hostiles.
PooL-sELL1NG AT MoRRISsEY'S.
New York, October 2G.-Pools sold at
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general rcsult-Tilden, $500; Hayes, S1S5.
On New York-Tilden, $500; Hayes, 500.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, October 2G.-The Freed
mems Bank have sued James Pike, men,
Der Of Congress in 1872 from New Hamp-
shire, for $4,000 borrowed from the bank.
There is little prospect at present for the
publication OF the correspondence regard
ing Tweed's capture.
Hints regarding the correspondence on
the Irish address were furnished by bearers
of the address. The State Department Is
reserved on both topics.
The President Droclaims Thursday, No
vember goth, for thanksgiving and prayer.
S. TAYLOR Suits's residence, near this city,
was burned last night; supposed incen-
diary. The family barely escaped. Loss,
$50, 900. The establishment is known as
"Suitland."
The Postmaster General is absent, and
the President designated the Second Assist
ant Postmaster General to act as chief.
NEW YoRR ITEMS.
NEW YORK, October 2G.-Thc body Of G..
G.. Holmes. 4 Wall-Street coffee-broker, was
| found in East river with his head cut.
The experts employed on the monetary
commission are William S. Groesbeck, OF
Cincinnati; Professor Francis Bowen, OF
| Cambridge; George Willard, OF Michigan.
| The Subcommittee will visit the Pacific
States.
| One hundred thousand tons OF LackaWana
/ coal were sold to-day at auction, showing q
decline on last month. Steamer was started
at 1910, but fell to S3.075, at which the
bulk was sold. ...'.s.
| CENTENNIAL, ITEMS. ..-..
| PHILADELPHIA, October 2G.-Number OF
admissions to-day, 100000.
Governor Hayes bad an enthusiastic re-
ception. He made short speech congratu.
latory OF the success OF the exhibition and
laudatory Of Ohio.
Merchants Day" attracted some 1000
businessmen to the city. The proceedings
were characterized by brief speeches. GOV.
ernor Hayes, of Ohio, and Governor Hart
rant addressed the merchants.
rRATRIcIDE
Boston, October 26.-During an attempt
to reconcile an old feud between two bro
theirs, named respectively Frank and Scion
Wcoley, Scion shot Frank fatally. : -,
HUNG JUGY-A JUDGE ASKED TO RESIGN.
CHICAGO, October 26.-The jury in the
case OF Alexander Sullivan, charged with
the murder of Francis Hanford, were dis.
charged, being unable to.agree. They stood
eleven to one in favor OF acqulttal.
Much feeling exists against Judge Meal
lister for alleged partisan ruling, ana peti
tions are circulating asking him to resign.
rs. YELLOw-FEvER.
SAVANNAH, GA, October 26.-Total inter.
ments to-day, three-one. OF yelloW-feyer'
One Of those buried was an infant, which
died elsewhere and was brought to this city
for burial, and one negro. No deaths to.
day from any cause. \ frost yet. 80
The Turf.
| TROTTING AT DRIVING PARK.
WASHINGTON, October, .25.-At Driving
Park to-day Sooner won yesterdays un.
finished race; winning the second, third,
and fifth heats. Best time, 2:3l3.
In the free-to-all Lady Maud won the
first, second, and third heats. Time, 2:26,
1924, .2:25. ,e1
PIMLICo RACES YESTERDAY,
PIMLIco, October 2G.-The attendance
was excellent to-day, the track better, and
! weather barely tolerable.
In the mile race for all ages Picolo was
the favorite, but Inspiration won, with Pi'
colo second, Fadladeen third-time, las.
\
three year olds. The first heat was won by
Red Coat, with .DoswelPs 5Outcast second,
| Ambush third-time, 1:474. sroiasi s'.tt:s.
The second heat was won. by Ambush,
with Outeast second, Courier third-time,
1:474. zF si,yE 80. ,Es,,f,, g,I.sx &
In the third heal Red Coat led of, but was
nose-and-nose with Ambush throughout,
resulting in O dead heat-time, 1:5is
The fourth heat WAS won by Ambush by
nose--time, 1853.
The one-and-three-quarter race for
all ages was won by Burzoo; appahannock
(Doswell's) second, Mary Shirley third, Big
! Sandy fourth: Time, S:l7l.
The steeple chase was won by Resolllte.
Time, 1925.
| POOLS on, To-DAY's RACES AT PlALIco. SIS,
| BALTIMORE, October .26.--Pools on to-
morrow,s (to-day's) races were sold at Bar
NUNS and Johnson's tonight as follows:
First race--one mile-for tWo-year-o Ids:
Boinbast S25 to $50; Princeton, Sls to $50;
Hibernia, SIC to $50; Sally Met rae s1 ll,;1 %
/ Bis. 5Ss q 81 81.