The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-14
A Howl from the Infa-
nous Hampton.
That Royal Wedding in London
Newsy Notes from All
Sections.
NEW YORK.
The Tough Pedestrians.

The Tough Pedestrians.
New York, March 13.-Neither the
withdrawal of O'Leary nor the ad-
vrnce in the price of the admission fee
causes an apparent abatement Of inter-
est in the international pedestrian
match. at the newspaper offices and
business places where the score is dis
played, crowds are constantly gathered.
O'Leary says he does expect again to
make 500 miles in six days. time. He
will return home soon.
The people injured by the fall of the
gallery at Gillmore's Garden last night,
are doing well. t
The score to-day is as follows: II M,
Rowell, 319 miles; Hartman, 293;
Ennis, 800.
Il p. m.-Rowell, 800 miles; Harri-
man, 297; Ennis, 300.
2 p. m.-Rowell, 1923 miles; Harri-
man, 300; Ennis, 294.
8 p. m-Rowell, 1923 miles; IIarri-
man, 304; Ennis, 800. ~
Hartman has been off the track since
the start the least Of any, the total rest
ing time being 10 hours, SO minutes
and 16 seconds. Tremendous applause
shook the building when Rowell and
Ennis raced two laps or more around
the track this afternoon. Rowell seemed
to run with effort, but Ennis appeared
as fresh as at the last start.
At 5 p. m. the score stood: Rowell,
335 miles; Hartman, 80; Ennis, 3OS.
Ennis made his Booth mile In 8 minutes
and seconds, the quickest mile dur
ing the match. He had squirt with
Rowell on this mile, and came out
ahead amid the widest applause by the
spectators.
At 8 p. m. the score was: Rowell,
$50 miles; Ennis, 1926; Hartman, 800.
Notwithstanding the price Of admis-
sion was raised from fifty cents to one
dollar, Gilmore's Garden was comfort
ably filled tonight, fully 6,000 persons
being present. There is still great ex-
citement over the contest, which now
seems to have narrowed down to Row
ell and Ennis.
Betting at midnight was four to one
on Rowell, twenty to one against Har-
riman, and five to one against Ennis.
Ennis finished his 335th mile at 11:0S,
and left the track. Hartman came on
at 11:03, and walked stiff and lame. He
finished his 325th mile at 11:12 and re-
tired. Rowell came on at 10:4S, look
ing fresh, and started on brisk trot.
He finished his 355th mile at 11:45 and
his 36Oth mile at 1898, and then re-
tired.
At la. 1.-the score stood: Rowell,
$50 miles, Ennis, 835; Hartman, 325,
and all men off the track.
Honors to Tho Distinguished Dead.
New York, March l3.-The ceremo-
nies over the remains Of the late Bay
ard Taylor took place this afternoon in
the presence of large number of spec
tators. Among thoss present in the
governors room awaiting the arrival of
the body, were Senator Bayard, of
Delaware, Whitelaw Reid, Collector
Merritt, Mayor Cooper, members of
the board of aldermen and others. The
remains were taken on board q revenue
cutter at Hoboken and conveyed to the
foot Of Barclay street, from which point
the procession started. It was headed
by squad Of police, then came tht
Fifth regiment band, playing the dead
march, then the German and other
societies, and the hearss. drawn by 81,
! gray horses with white lplames; ther
another band and number Of singing
societies brought up the rear. When
the liearse drew up in front of the city
hail the societies sung a dirge, af
ter which Algernon $. sullivan .deliv'
cred an address.
The st. Petersburg police have dis
covered two secret printing presses
and many arrests have been made II