The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-25

Aurr-iols lhir,. r,me 3:34 Aurv.
IoI clSimsd fou', but il was not al
10 Sed.
The third race was for the sssocia-
zion purse. mic hests; the first wss
rs" NJ Sn"r. L &c ana ;ue secua3 by
Ben Hill.
CHNRLEsT, N Sep enae; % So. ciri
Uane Sssls ID pa Marshal \. I
DAyis wSs she, yesterday in Spartsu-
5uIg by J b PInJheS, whiIe serving s
b>nch warrant issued ia \ nth Carroll
rs, but m ,3s sery ceab,e IN $ ,srtsn-
tu1g Di-tr;,t by Judge d ySn. Pan.
tder vas shot in the leg by colored
man and Is BoE IN ii. ID Wis thigh
bone as broken.
MENPHI', September $50 A NJ
No new CAGES reported. Oae death
since last night Herbert Elsner.
The weather is clear and warm.
NEW YORK, September ga Rowell
continues to keep steadily In the lead,
varying from Ten TO fourteen miles.
In M.-Weston, 145 miles and Q
laps; r ,well, lf6 miles and 2 laps;
II Il, $50 miles Gdson, 15e miles and
z laps; Ennis, 1870 miles; Panchot, 13s
miles; Merritt, l5s miles and lsps
Hart, 146 miles and l tsp; Krohne
192 miles and apg; Tay Tor, 80 miles
jackson, 81 miles snd laps; Ftrder.
meyer, lis miles aud 4 laps.
NRw ORLEANs, ) pieIaber, % The
sanitary inspector OF the National
Beard OF Health at Morgan Cny re
ports thirty cSses of yellow fever aud
ten deaths there up to date, and sever
cases and four deaths at Berwick.
Bay. Dr. B@mis sent tie inspector tc
Labadieville toinVes;isate the reported
cases of yellow fever there.
WASHINGTON, 8 ptember % Attic
instance OF the Postmaster Genera
chief special agent Parker has tele
graphic his deputy at Atlanta that the
case Of the shooting of the Eostmastel
at Biackyllle requires immediate al.
tentIon. The Postmaster General will
abolish the eff u il the postmaster is
not safe while performing his duty and
is not protected by the authorities.
He says for the deputy to go himself il
possible.
READING, Pa, September 23.-J.
w. Warren Wood, 8 ate Supreme
Court Judge, Is dead.
AURORA, ILL.,, September % "A
crowd OF people, including 5000
school children and $50 yeomen from
the surrounding country, greeted the
presidential party on their arrival TO-
day. CJngressmaH Spsrwin introduced
the party and President ii .yes, Gene
Sherman and Sheridan responded.
RocKLAND, Me-, Septemb Der %. -
Daniel d. Haines, convicted for tht
murder of Joseph p. Robbins, WA
sentenced to Imprisonment for life.
LOUISVILLE, September 2S.-Second
Day-There is full attendance anG
it is fine day and the track is excel
lent. Mistake won the three. quartel
race, beating Qneal, Talisnan, Aureo
Illus, Baby Echo and Bowling Green
Time 1.16 IA.
Ecker won the mile and half race
with Wahtwah second, besting Lot
tie Lewis, Day Star, Blanche J..
L'Argentine, Keene Richards and G
F. MInnock, and dlstanciug Pats Boy
Time 2:37 1-2.
Third race-Miie dash; won b,
Goodnight, beating Wapouisa, Flor
ence, Blckshot, Glendalia, c qaet
KITE Claxton, Beaut,iude and Jadg,
Thompson. Time Al l-2.
NEW ORLEANS, September 90. II
Dilbondio &c Co, c7mmissio.
merchants and heavy exporters o
gram, suspended. Tney had brancl
house in ST. / luis. Western firm
lose heavily. Bus little of their pa
pr is held here. Their notes wei,
protested IN st. L:u yesterday. The,
had been selling wheat short.
Another case of yellow fever Is RI
ported from Morgan City. 1t was re
ported to the board Of health to-day
Mis-. Mary Cfccker came from Morgan
City on the nineteenth ard was takeI
sick on the twentieth.
MEMPHIS, 8 ptember % Seven new
cases-Rsv. Father Revilie, M4ggi
Murry, Bessie Anderson, Go. Jerome
G. d Allen, Marietta X cor and Johl
Bowles. The two last are colored
Three deaths-E Marshal and wife an,
j. f. Cronsr. hre. Prest dgs's condi
ton is more favorable.
The following telegram was receive,
by the bosrd of health, who telegraph
Ell to N .shville for in tructione: EN-
ploy at once the best leg,l talent to b
found in Memphis aud resist by al
lawful means the application made 70
an Injunction. Send me the name o
the attorney yoa employ. Every pro
cess shall be exhausted to protect til
lives snd health of the people in tn
district contiguous TO Memphis.
j. ID. PLUNKETT,
President of Board vi Health.
Among the contributions received b
the Towards to-day arc : 1000 from th
Chamber Of Commerce Of New YJrl
and $3.50 81 from citiz ms of Coium
bus, Oaio.
altoona, S.p.embsr 23.-Tne Pre-
hibitlonists met III convention tc-da
and nominated WIN. l.. Richards
for State Treasurer. Appropriate res
olutions were adopted, after which tn
State central committee were or
pointed, aud the meeting adjourne
sine die.
NEW YORK, September s3 TIL
walking match continues to attract
great attendance. RJwell continue
his lead, having completed 1873 mile
at o o'clock. Guron is fair second
having scored 175 and Merritt lGl
Hszsl and Hart both lead Weston, th
latter having completed only 15(
The remainder Of the compe 1t Irs al
doing passably well, excep. Taylor, wh
has not yet completed 100.
At 10 o'clock there were fully 500
persons present, and outside the build
ing the streets was thronged. and til
police had to clear them half q doze
times during the evening. Guio
seems to be the favorite with the pee
pie, judging from the applause ths
greets every effort be makes to dImin
ish the distance between Rowell an
himself. Weston appears to b
developing his strength, and appear
to be full of life. He flourishes hi
stick ct the vast audience, and shool
hands with his friends. He ran ever
few minutes. Rowell kept his leading
When any Of his competitors com
menced closing up the gap he com
menced at the same time TO open il
The book makers were kept busy, an,
their stands were surrounded con
stantly by large throngs of sportin
men. The following is the betting
10 to against Rowel', 90 to agains
Weston, 20 to / against Hazel and
to / against Guion. When Rowel
flushed the two huncredth mile b,
was greeted with cheers. At o'clccl
he had haafan the bat firna IN, rnl.n-d