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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

LONDON, Sept. 10.-The mayor Of Manchester
has received a telegram from the British consul
at New Orleans asking help for the yellow fever
sufferers. The mayor publishes an announce
ment that he will be glad to cooperate with
any merchants or other citizens DESTROYS of
taking steps for the relief the sufferers, and
that he will remit to. New Orleans any funds
that are subscribed.
ST.. JOINS, N. B., Sept 10.-Temperance so
cieties, Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
are collecting funds for the yellow fever suffer-
ers, and general subscription list among citi-
zens is started.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 10.-Mrs. III. P.
Martin, one of the two refugee patients at the
infrmary, died this morning of yellow fever
contracted at Martin Station in West Tenne-
see. The present patient at Fisk university.
Louis Huffman, colored, also died to-day. He
came here from Mississippi via Memphis.
ALBANY, Sept. 1o.-The canal board has sddsd
-four to the free list,
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Congressional.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l0.-Samuel J. Randall
was to-day nominated for Congress in the
Third district.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 1O,-Hon. Joseph M. Poe
was nominated for Congress by the Democrats
of the Twentieth Congressional district.
HAzELTos. Pa, Sept. 10-rhe Republican
conferees of the Eleventh Congressional dis
trict have nominated Gen. Charles Albright.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept l0.-Congressional NOM
nations by Democrats to-day: First district,
VIM. McCandless; Second, Chas. H. Gibson;
Third Samuel j. Randall; Fourth, Chas. H.
Bane.; Fifth, David E. Dalum.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-The Republicans of the
Third Congressional district this afternoon
nominated Hiram Barber.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 1O.-The Elyria, O.. Dem
ocratic Congressional convention, Seventeenth
district nominated Lewis Miller. of Akron.
Mr.. Miller is also the nominee of the Nationals
of this district.
PrrrsBunaH, Sept I0.-Hon. Russell Erret,
in the Twenty-second and Hon. Thos. NJ. Bayne,
in the Twentv-third districts, were unanimous
ly renominated for Congress by Republican MS
to-day.
DETROIT Sept. 10.-The Democratic Congress
sional convention of the Seventh district met
at Port Huron to-day, and appointed VIM. T.
Mitchell to fill the vacancy in the place of
O'Brien J. Atkinson, who declined q nominal
ton for Congress.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. 10.-L. B. Caswell was
to-day nominated for Congress in the Second
district of Wisconsin.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 1O.-The Republicans
of this district nominated Geo. Grimmer for
Congress on the first ballot.
MUscoDA, Wis.,, Sept. 10.-The Democrats of
this district nominated M. M. Cochren for
Congress.
KEoKuK, Ia, Sept. 10.-secretary McCrary
tonight addressed large audience on the po-
itical issues of the times.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-The Greenbackers OF
the First district nominated Henry Eshbourgh,
master of the State Grange, for Congress to-
day.
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. lO.-Joseph Turner,
formerly an extreme Democrat has been en-
dorsed by the Republican conventions for Con-
gress in the Fourth district.
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Trying to Equal St. Paul.

CLEVELAND Sept. 10.-The entries to the
Northern Ohio fair are larger than ever before,
especially in the show Of live took, which is
beyond all precedent. The pens and yards are
overlooking. Carpenters are hard ut work
building new pens. Despite the threatening
weather, thousands of visitors were on the
grounds all day. To-morrow the postponed
races of to-day will be trotted.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 1O.-The fifth annual
convention of tho supreme encampment of
the Knights Of Malta opened this morning.
Nine States and four provinces Of Canada are
represented.
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Tennessee Politics.

NASHVILLE, Sept. l0.-The Democratic con-
vention met this afternoon and without trans
acting ny business adjourned till tomorrow
evening. The Republican State convention
also meets tomorrow.
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Cincinnati FaiIure.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-The firm of Cham ber-
lain & Cowhich made an assignn 1ent Yesterday.
They place their liabilities at sIlO,OGO; assets,
S2l5, 600.
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NUMBER $40.
seventy-fve cases Of fever to date and thirty
i've deaths. (Signed) A. GAGE,
President HoHarda
HOLLY SPRINGS.

HOLLY SPRINGS.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 10.-Fourteen deaths
during last twenty-four hours in city and sub
urbs, but only four new cases. Weather rainy.
cold and gloomy.
JACKSON.
JACKSON, Sept. lo.-The fever continues to
increase at Vicksburg Nearly 5000 arc now
Frustrated, and among the recent deaths 10 DR..
Gotthelf, Jewish rabbi. General Featherstone
Ia very low. Excitement in the eastern part Of
the State in consequence of the fever at Lake
and Lawrence stations on the B. Il M. railway
has resulted in the stoppage of trains on that
road, east of Jackson. by quarantine regula-
tions. Travel is almost impossible. The leais-
munities must continue to rely upon the pee
pie at home and abroad for support.
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LIE Dues SHOW.
ARRIYAL OF THE PREsIDENTIAL
PARTY At MADISON.

Enthusiastic Reception and Fulsome Ad-
dresses of Welcome by Gov. Smith and
Mayor smith--Response Of the PresI-
dent in Which Was Included His st.
Paul Speech.
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PLATFORM.

WHEREAS, The Republican party can point
with pride and conf lence tn it's record in the
war and to Its legislation in peace as enduring
monuments of It's patriotism and statesman
snip and claim lodges of unequalled and un-
dim,ni she'd capacity for future service and the
grounds Of popular confidence and support,
and.
WHEREAS, The country has reached period
demanding the largest experience, wisdom
and coinage in the conduct of national and
State aft airs, and clnnot afford to commit its
destin es to the keeping OF the party that for
twenty wears has shown itself incapable and
unworthy at great trusts and care of State and
nation. Therefore
Reno 'uel. That we will give the present adj
mir.ist.ation our cordial support in all just
measures tending to purify and elevate our
public service. 10 secure and perpetuate inter-
State amty and confidence to guard and main
tain the political rights of individuals and
classes to preserve the plightcd faith and to
perpetua,e the prosperity of the nation; and
we heartily commend that the management of
the finances under which the last fragment of
n premium on gold is disappearing the borrow
Ing rae steadily diminishing, and the long de-
preston in business vanishing before tho re.
turn of confidence and prosperity.
Rssoloed. That our good name and welfare as
a people demand that our financial pledges
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Ne,, HnnsDsLjre RcDublicaDs

CoScoRD. N. H.. Sept. 1O.-The Republican
Stale convention met to-day and after the selec-
ton of officers and the appointment of the
usual committees proceeded to nominate for
Governor and Nat Head was nominated.
The following is the
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GREENISH.

GREENISH.
It Looks Sort u That Way Down
in Maine.
THE GOOD NEWS CONFIRMED,
And the Republican Death Knell Sound
ed by the Pine Tree State.
JIM BLAINE'S "LITTLE HALE"
BADLY scooped by Union of Democrats
and Greenbackers.
ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS
The Legislature Must Elect, and That
is Probably Coalition.
THE REVOLUTION HAS BEGUN,
Which Won't Stop Until Washburn and
Stewart Are Defeated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST H. ls7oUADRUPLE SHEET
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
N ErK0roLIfAN ..1,w.v

MErhoroLiiANr v,rpo p.I,w,v
OPEN FROM 80 A. NJ TO IL r. n.
MORRIS sT-Nesrsst poin. South ferry and Battery
RECTOR sT.-Nearest point for Wall street ferry
COk1LANDr sT.-Nesrest point for Jersey City and
PAKK PLACE~Ksassst point for Post Office. City Hsa
and Barclay street terry 10 Hoboken -,
CHAMBERS ST -scarest point tor ravonia ana Erie
Railway ferries
GRAN point for Dssorosses street ferry TO
Jersey City aud Peoples Line ste smers Tor Albany
SRI sTANearess point for Christopher ferry
Hobokeu
i4rH ST. -.
Jersey City
sd sT-Nearss. pon. for New York Central Railroad
Depot, ST
SsTH sr-Neares. point for Central Park.
FOR uProWA TEAMS take east side ssa alton.
FAKE. 10 CENTS. .
except the hours Of 80 80 A. H. and TO
4. NJ, when the fare Is D cents
KOUTE-rrom 5ath ST. along 9th and along Anisy
st. to and along south 9TH TO Canal ST. crossth9 n.o
and along West broadway to Chambers CROSSING tnt9
anu .cnE College place to anS sons MSrr Morn, 20 ~
CONNECTS WITH TIE FOLLOWING HORSE CAh
ATT RECTOR sr.. with L ssrs r. south ferry
AT GkAND ST. with tor Dcsbroses aud East Grand
AT srli ST.. with Christopher and Esst Tenth
At i4fH ST. with ears Tor Twenty third and East
Twenty-thrd and Thirt, fourth street ferries.
AT 33D ST., witk cars for WeehawSsn ferry.
AT 59rH ST. with for Belt Line Railroad.
NJ VAN BROcKLIN experimentation
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN. HARTFORD. SPRING
leave Peck slip. f. r. ut and IL T. NJ Connect.
ing At New haven with special trains Particulars a. pier
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EXCURSION ,.


Delivhtful daily family excursions M AMI
aown the beautiful ttudson siver.
THE RHINE OF AMERICA.
inJ Arrett 4 7 lIner'ssupers slsce ISsm as:
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain Sam AAr'n'
stoppine good while nc ,c
WEST POINT AND SEWbuhS.
where the scenery Is At tts rraLasss,-
portunity given for visiting tfe uns.eI
states Military Academy or Wasnins''"
FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENE,
MARINE BAND. GLEE CLUb. ArLo-
PHONE, BENT. the great cornes pssysf'
KEFEUTORY on BOARD; ,
FARE. entire grand excursion, % OENiS'
Children. 25 centA
BOAT LEAVE, every morning Qneaua'
ins sundays from pier ! sat the nss
\ tssy), North River, At Gals o'clock. aua
fool ~ nd a.. Nerti River. " 8 10 O'clock.
BROOKLYN PASSENGERS viii tnxe
ANNEX bou at Fulton st.. 300 a, w.
NO kXTRA CHARGE for transfer ei'nst
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THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
Il via Providence direct - 49,.
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
The favotite palace steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and
RBQpE ISLAND irYm Per ~ N1rsh Flyer AtSr ~
Ice eli points East from pier 50 North River.
- toet OF Jay st.. 40 =. n
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JS CENTS PER Trunk AND No EXTRA OiiARGa
AOor delivering TO rooms. BY X u. GukNEYs Ex-
Ysvk FIRST class stersus for runka loesnta pes
-ysek. 0rdsrs b. mail pRompA2 a14eoAea -
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EXCURSIONS

East 33d 81.
8:l5 A. NJ. and ] 90 TN.
South 9th ST.. Wiimsb'g.
3 80 M. and rs Pm.
b Broome st. +, N. Y.
8 40 AN. and ] 30 Pm.
Jewels Whit. Brooklyn,
300 A. NJ. and las m.
Sta an, avs leAvN Rock n /,
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brighton BEACH.
aR8ook1vs rnArpusT AND COMFY ISLAND
RAILWAY COMPANY.

ID Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
DTo charter excursions. Thos Powell Cen
eral Sedgwick and Fort Lee barges Cslcdona Hspan
lie Iona Island Cold Spring, Columoa,
Rasitan Beach, Excelsior Park and Osenta 1roves
BRIGGS, Excursion Office, 3S4 West IT.. opposite =
Il Christi pher streot terry. = =
r. b-k ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-24

A hard thing to shsrpen-the waters
edge.
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That Wonderful Stove.

A fat citizen, having in view the pur.
chase of . coal stove. was yesterday
standing in front Of Q hardware store,
when . news-boy halted and respect
fully ssid:
Il suppose you have seen the Lew stove
the one that beats them sll.'
L do not know that have WAS the
calm reply
You otter see 1t. sir. They are al
Ways talking about them coal stoves -
ave ten per cent. of fuel, and now they
have got one
Have they
Yes, sir. saw this one going the
other day, hot nun to bake an OK. and
in did not burn any cosl-not even .
pound
Is it possiblel Why. I never heard
Of such thing Don't burn any coal
Ut sllY
Not IN ounce. and it was throwing
out an awful hest.
We'll, that beats me! / don sec
how they got the heat.
They burned wood, sir. wss the
humble reply.
The man tried to coax the boy with.
in reach, but the led had 10 90 to the
Post Office.
Punch. Sbrewd clerk-wi.h IN eye
to his percentage-"Take IN accident
insurance ticket Sir? Passenger, (ner.
vously) What for ?" Clerk: well.
cir. nething has gone wrong 'twixt this
end London for fourteen months; and.
BY the averages the next swsshup Oh
the hup line is overdue exsctly six
weeks and three days" Old gent
forks oat with alacrity.)
The butchers soDg-'Ths suet BY
and by
A hard thing to shsrpen-the waters
edge.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-03
NEW SERIES---NO. 1O5

report more general spread of the fever
anu state that they find it encroachng upon
localities heretofore mcasurably exempt.
Mr. L. f. Whitney, one of the committee,
reported twenty-three new cases in his dis
trict and related an incident that occurred
at the corner of Race and St. Thomas
streets, in the upper part of the First dis
trlct which serves to show the rapid spread
OF the iever in that locality. As he an
preached the corner he saw six or eight lit
tie children standing there. They ap-
peared To recognize him as one of the
Towards and each appealed to him togo
with them to their respective homes to see
the sick He went to the nearest house
pointed out, followed by the little ones,
then to the next, the procession getting one
less at each house visited until every appeal
had been answered.
Though the present situation is sad the
general impression seems to be that the
worst has yet to come. The Ancient Order
OF llibcrnians make an appeal to similar
organizations throughout the United States
for assistance. They state that the yellow
fever is thinning their ranks; the distress is
pitiful and their resources exhausted, and
appeal in Gods name for assistance to
alleviate the suflerings of their afflicted
brethren. The Louisianian Portuguese Ben
evocnt association and the German Benev-
client association each make similar appeals
to their respective organizations throughout
the Union for assistance.
The Howard association had sent 10
nurses with DR.. Baldwin TO Canton. A dis
patch from DR.. Stone at Grenada reports
the condition of affairs unchanged He
acknowledges daily receipts of fresh beef
and other supplies sent by the Towards.
vICKsBURG
NICKsBURG, Sept. Eight physicians
report % new cases and % interments to-
day. Among the new cases are Drs. White
head and Zarchette, Geo. Burns, southern
express agent and VIM. TrowDridge acting
mayor. Further kilograms confirm reports
about yellow fever at Grcenville, Miss.
Twenty cases are reported.
GRENADA.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 1.-Thos. Marshall and
W. w. Redding telegraph operators at
Grenada, are dead. d. Flannery, ex-super-
intendent Western Union telegraph at New
Orleans, has arrived at Grenada and will
keep the Office open.
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TICKETS for the entertainment to be given
under the auspicics Of the X. NJ. X. G. i'll
behalf of the yellow fever sufferers of the
South, can be procured ut the following
places Barclay Bros, Lcvec and Washing
ington avenue drug stores, Paul G schuh's,
Geo. O'lIara's, Frank lleleys drug stores,
Paul II. Schuhs cigar store, Planters
House, Dan'l Hartman's and Pyatt Il Co.'S
book bindery. Minimum price of tickets,
Scots. Purchasers Of tickets can pay As
much as they desire, and those paying 800
or more for each ticket will please put
their names on the subscription list, which
will be placed at the above named places,
which will entitle the holders to reserved
seals.
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The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

now pending i one Of grca, import
ancc considered IN both n. National
and state aspects; a full Cougrcs.
.ional Delegation will be chosen; a
Legislature j. to be- elected which
will determine the successor to Hon.
K. j. Ug,csby IN the United States
senate. Believing the success OF the
Democratic party to be essential to
the maintenance Of good govern.
eminent, the Bulletin will always be
found advocating its measures and
laboring for the success of IT. repre-.
-entatiyc-. To promote these dcsira.
BILE ends every Democrat should cx;
crt himself in disseminating the
truths of his party, and in no way
can this be more efcCtually done
than by the circulation Of his home
paper,
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Its name sirs like trumpet and calls to the fray
That powerful new 'romprnncc book,
BATTLING WITH r,ll DEMON

II selling by THOUSANDS. Cheapest, most com
plctc aud intensely interesting Hand Book aud His.
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great Movements, mud mighty facts and arguments
Tor the cause. Finely Illustrated. Nothing can
compare with II. More AGENTS WANTED wrtcto
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NO CITRE NO FEE pr. 4. G. o..

hospital ls7 East Washington street, Chicago, for
the cure OF all private, chronic and special diseases
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NERVOUS DEBILITY and LOST
MANHOOD, permanently cured Dr. q. IL graduate
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cents for MARRIAGE GuIDEl 20 pages illustrat
ed. Married ladies and gentlemen send ifty cents
for sample Ct rubber goods and circular of import
ant information by express. Consultation free and
confidential. Reliable Female Pills S. box.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, September 2, 1000 A. NJ
Corn--September 81 bid; October 80.
Pork-October, 80 IS. Wheat-October,
s91as95s,
CHICAGO, September ., II A. M.-Corn--
September, 362l asked; October, 37% bid.
Pork-October so So. Wheat -frm-Sep.
TENDER, S95s October, S9%.
CHICAGO, September2. 200 M.-pork-
October, 80 $1,000 So. Corn-September,
3G5503G4; October, 375s bid. Wheat
September, 80 bid; October, 500 bid.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
LIVERPOOL, September 2, 200 PM
Wheat steady Winter 9s 2d00s 4d; Spring
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California club, los 5d@1Os 3D. Corn
new, 23s 6d@23s Cd; old, 27s 3d@97s Cd.
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Of solid type to the inch.
To regular advertisers we offer 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL ADyIsERl

On all disorders of a private nature arising from
sclfabuse, cxcsses or secret diseases with the best
means of cure pa large pages, price 30 cents.
A clinical lecture ON the above disease and those
OF the tn vat, lungs, catarrh, rupture, the opium
habit, etc, pdcc 10 cents,
Either book sent postpaid on receipt of price; or
all three, containing so pages, beautifully ilustra
ted, for Is cents.
Address DR. BUTTS. No. 70 y. sth st.. st. Louis
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TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open 7:3o Il. m; closes
VI b.3Dp.m.; sunday: to9 a. m
Money Order Department open at : a. m; closes
al p, IN.
Through Express Mail- Via Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central Railroads close At IL. p. m.
Cairo and Poplar Bluff Through and Way Mail
closes at l?@D p. III.
Way Mail VIA Illinois Central Cairo and Vim
ocnnes and Mississippi Central Railroads close at
g45 p. m.
Way Mail for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at 5
o. m. 80
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at $50
p, IN. daily except Friday.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BLOOMINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

Judge II. VI, Benjamin. Dean: Elementary and
Constitutional Law Judge ., T. Reeves, Torts
and Equity. ., W. Aldrich, Phi. u. LII D., Con.
tracts and Real Property, Hon. Lawrence Weldon,
Pleading, A. q. karr, LII. b. Evidence and Crlmi.
nal Law, Diploma on two years attendance, admits
to the bar Of Illinois, Prizes for best examination
on whole course. First prize 500; End prize, 81;
Three terms year. Tuition Sl5 per term, Fall
term begins Thursday, September ~, 1873, For
invlon III.
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c.OGOLD PLATED WATCHES. Cheapest in
NO he world Sample Watch Free to Agents. Ad.
W. dress, A. COULTER n CO, Chicago Ills
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OOnSALARY. Permanent statesmen want.
nj Z(V Jed to sell Staple Goods to dealers No
peddling. Expenses paid. Address
y, A. GRANT ~ co, 3, 4, 0 a. Home ST., Gin.
cinnati, Ohio
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-03

MORPHINE HABIT CURED
\ru The Original and only absolute
cure Send stamp for book on
Opium Eating to W. b. Squire, Worthintogn,
Greene, County, Ind.
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Of -urh character a. we trust shall
prove the equal of the cheapest and
bet Of our contemporaries.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-30

Coon HoRsEs.-The logging firm Of
Foster 4 Rowe Of Olympia, have four
'fine American horses which thew work
IS buggy horses or use them in h.n,;no
supplies To their v.risu, camps dn,;ne
the year. and then in the fall the,s
same horses often take premium, and
purses for speed at the various fairs
oie OF the horses, Lomox, proved him
self to be the fastest trotter at the Ter
ritorial fair, at the adjournmen, Of
which he was taken to Oregon. and 3,
the State Fair of that State showed his
superiority by winning the frst prem.
ium and purse offered by the society
for the best trotting horse in Oregon
and Washington Territory. He was
then taken to Portland and matched
against . horse called Pedro. son of
old Snowstorm. the fastest five mile
trotter that ever went on an Oregon
track. Pedro won the frs. heat. and
Lumox won tho next three giving him
the race Oregonians are bound to
beat this horse II it takes oil winter.
and they have now put some other fast
stock against him. but We predict that
this Washington Territory bred stock
will make it hot for Oregon's best
stock.