Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-08
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The Approaching Regatta of the Mississippi
Valley Amateur Rowing Association Mt
Peoria. Ill.

the approaching ltPSatta OF the mississippi
Valley Amateur Rowing Association Mt
Peoria, Ill.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis.,, June THE entries closed to-day
at the Office OF Secretary Thwaites of this city, for
the first annual regatta of the Mississippi Valley
Amateur Rowing association, which comes of at
Peoria Lake, Peoria, Ill., June 10Th and 10Th. Senior
four-oared shells entered by the following CLUES:
Farraguts, Of Chicago; Madison, OF Madison, Wis.,;
Sylvan, of Moline, ILL.,. Mitchell Of Milwaukee;
Burlington, of Burlington, Iowa. Junior four-oared
shells are entered by the Farraguts of Chicago;
Sylvans, Of Moline, H., Peoria, of Peoria, IL,
Modocs, of st. Louis; Mitchell, Of Milwaukee: Senior
double SOULS entered by the Rverdae, OF River
dale, Ill; Minnesota, Of st. Paul, Miune-
sota. III the junior double scull the
Madlsons Of this city, have the held to them selves.
Minnesota club, Of st. Paul, the only entries. In
the junior singles the FdrrIgus send two, River
dales one, sylvans one Peoria one. In the six
cared barges the entries are ora and Burlington
In the four-oared gig are Burlington and Peoria.
There Will also be tub and swimming races. The
barge race will be mile and half straight away;
fifty Yards; the swimming race one hundred yards.
Prizes, badges, costing $500, will oe given by the
citizens of Peoria, and the association will give get
of silk oolors to each winning crew. The regatta
will undoubtedly attr act the largest attendance ever
known at Western regatta, the Weather is favor
able.
THE ST. JOHN s RACE.
ST. JOHNS, N. B., June IA five mill race, with
turn, to take place the Kenobooas, July 25th,
for one thousand aside has been arranged between
Ross and Hanlon.
Deadwond Justice.
DEADwooD, d. T., June THE Jury in the
| case of the Territory against G. W. Hunt for
the murder of Chas. W. Tappan last March,
after an hour and ten minutes delibera-
ton, returned verdict of manslaughter
in the first degree. Hunts counsel made
motion for a new trial, which will be argued
| previous to the 18th inst, on which date de-
cision will re rendered by the court.
/ The case of the Territory VI. Ed Durham. for
the murder of Christ Hoffman in Deadwood q
/ few weeks ago, was taken up to-day. The en-
tire day was spent impaneling jury, which
is still incomplete, only six competent Jurors
having been found.
i The trial Of Echapsenta, Sioux CHIEF, for muir
dering Francis A. Haines, private soldier il
1872, will commence at Rapid City tomorrow
The prisoner says the great spirit commanded
kim to kill the soldier on account of the dealt
of Indian chiefs little papoose.
Maj Sanford's command of two companie
of cavalry left Kelton yesterday, by overlan.
road, with orders to go into camp at King Hill
station, thirty-6ve miles from Boise City
a This point is near the lava beds, where larg
numbers of Bannocks were encamped.
When last heard from, the Shoshone indiana
Weisers and other tribes and remnants of tribe
heretofore considered friendly and harmless
have entirely disappeared from their usu,
haunts. and none Of them are to be seen. The
have all been drawn into the vortex Of i
general uprising.
Capt. Woods Slush,