The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
The Great Pc dss.risn, Beng Gem
pietsly used up is Forced
to Retire From the
Track.
The Contest Narrowed DIVA Be-
tween RoWeII add Hartman,
With Ennis Picking Up.
A Falling Gallery Csues A Fear
full Panic During the Fro
gress of the Match.
Various Rumors About O'Lesrs's
Condition but he is Found
10 be all Right.


III DIT,
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NJ" 1Gkh' MafcA l. In ih7 ihlsrna-
uohai PEDESTRIAN CONE, ~ 7 NJ, lhe
score 5000 hoWei' %, hdrIilud1' ~
EnnIs, wv; Leiry, ~. Inc leaes-
tHtn- are "Aihins Stiy 7'esniE.
IL was stated ihai hp~eii7 ieit ankle "2s
swollen and hac 10 he iancso. lie wore
| leather st"ckirg, ~hich Eept the FWell!ng
down ard an 1rded support
! i IIo; os,. -. ,5r. or -.
~. En- nsda ;onr n,iIss b..Iw-s, , I'd
| 2 o,clock
|
| mas I'M
| by the advice OF his physicians, - Leary
n s lett the track, not u return agdia-
| About go an uLdrrcurTent oi exci.e-
ment s.sm' d to perVade ihCse whom Inc
pnoilc denomindte as NE insiders, ana II
WAS soon rumored mat oL@'fY h-', con-
trary to exiects Ion, SUI 10 me ternoie
disappointment ol all his lfithds ana oSck-
er., utterly coHsp-.d and broken DOWN.
bis physicians ord5iei nun rom Inc track
ana lie YVES inh.uia''if taken NUM-: %
great change as ie" miuu.e, P'ouuceu
III the noted pedestrian one 81 I,e lhE7F
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| - ,t, - - ara s.ysr,I gentlemen
| Va -, III -, g., -,
nsr,;cul,rIv downc.st At the sudden col
| i,pse of their champion and their hopes.
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"-day, anu ne mas eas s', tiieih III MS ~ais
Wherever ne Soi'"- Tue eA'i,en,eh' wiz
o. intense inns eve in5. aLu ~ iniah
-eock sloch Is faP'"'f NC u"G'o'e
say tbA me Iuh'Ors - " l. having pSeh
| hndyr Inc II inehce oi siiui "iinlS Oh Ii'.
and MS preaH Gown i a'tT u 70 'h''
III, o. - - ha ~ i ,,+
o'Iasr,, ,, conti,ion wh,n he ieft the rack
xss a. 10 sxcit. the Iiye!iy.t i.,r4 az MS
,,by.ician and ibs mos, rhs, prof,s.i.osI
.kiil and Gentle care ran 4, will b. nsca-s
,rv IN briny hin, srouud TIE excitement IN
and arnu,d IN, garden i. u,.ueutsriIy in
crsasing
OFF FOR Coon
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II h.'a 'ett '- 90. % =. -, -;
".,ei LIS neu ~ u =" 80"
"'h," QUO Up Az ~ -, IN
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.Ne'roi'oiitdh ilO'el.
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NEW YORK, Ma!ch II An &C iient &C. |
Cured at GIlmores tIfden, cau-mS a
panic and fearful excitement. At Sd |
o'coIk, While there were nearly 10000 ie1-
PIE in the building, a crash vas heard and
a long section OF The upper gallery on
the south tl,or suddenly sank with a mass
OF trugsling humanity on II. There aro--
shrisks, prayers and curses ard PAM: |
y uei' anu hieG is7lis ~ II 'i,I-'''i "'"''N'
y iu-h rs III Aue ior tie uo'f' anu
THE cay OF FIRE
rang ont. The scene that followed bpggars /
d--crieiiop, and for time il looked as II |
bnpdr.ds If lives would be Lost Some
men ,ua.aycr, d 10 stop tn. uanic by shout /
in, AT the,e WIS no dagger, bat in Iess
than ten seconds every window Ia the
buiIdipg was SMASHED oi,en ard many per
son, inmped cut and went home as quickly
IS possible. The band kept PLAYING when
the accident occurred.
RowLLL. HARTMAN AND ESsIs
were on the track and ;hey remained there
At the request OF parties who were trying
TO silsy the pauic. Whsn il wa. found
'ha' 'ne pui''ius "I9 no' Vn n'I 80
M. .nhS;I.d Sail he iaeI;ny WAS on.
r .rt,sme dread ,morp The crowd and a
ns,- b,.,,b mid nav. ,r.cipItat,d ar
n,b her manic Tn. police worked u quelI
~. .,c;,.ns,, ,,d ia the meantime IA,
meat y,yo,ou. ii,,rt. x.r. made 10 a. i.
D., ,.rsors .ho III with TN. y,lIrrv and
,h. -, unds,rs,,b I, to- I so1netime
:, rto,ny. The d.nr;s- Many a. r-,us w-re
en-, ,nS bru;.s5 ..y.r-I, has they s.r. able
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