Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-14
KING AND QUEEN OF THE TURF.
St. Julien and Maud S.
THE RACING EVENT or THE WORLD.
Opening Of the Indiana Campaign.
MIR. HEN BRICKS SPEECH.
He Claims Indiana for the Demo-
crafts.
Opening Of the Indiana Campaign.
[By telegraph to the sentinel.l

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ifornia wonder and king of the turf, st.
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ouieh' was oiise" u upon '"o
Orrin A.. Hickok. prolonged applause ana
cheers greeted him as he was trotted
arorpd IN oat heated for the oreatest effort
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oihis me. ~ "ens uo"h pa'' 'no 'uuee'
stand several times before Hickok nodded
to the Judges to give the word; then he
asrted round no trscL w;,bor, a -rrnn;no
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mate OF anything else man MS drlVer 70
urge him, making his first quarter in 33k,
half mile in LOT, three-quarter in 1:41,
and the mile in 2:13A. The fastest trot-
ting ever done upon the Rochester track.
The crowd heered, and they who were bet
ting that both horses would lower the best
previous record, now offered to give their
opponents odds in the pools at the rate Of
$50 to $50 and $40.
LATER.-Fair. of Cincinnati, brought out
Maud s., when deafening cheers greeted
both. Fair nodded to the Judges, and
Maud was given a send off the first time
she came down the stretch. The track,
weather and everything were in her favor,
no less than in st. Julien's. She sped away
magni6cently, and the involuntary excla-
il6tAon VI ulduJ luOubduuS VI WltuCSsCo was
beautiful. She completed her first
quarter in 32k, half milein Los, the three
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traord;na~v norsormanna EaorvhodvL naw
That the fastest time on record had been
made before the time-keepers had made
tneir announcement OF were cons9dteo.
Mara ags;nst ssn nd s7s On Ct J,I;er
2. st. Julien was soon brought out for his
second heat. There was less enthusiasm
than before, but he got away in n shape,
and trotted the mile in 2:1lA. The cheers
OF the crowd this time were strongly
mingled with expressions of dissatisfaction,
for not a single expert time keeper, other
h those on the Judges stand, made st.
Julien's time less than 2:12, but thee off
cial record had to stand. Each horse had
now earned q special purse OF $4,000,
offered to each, and Stone, OF Cincinnati,
refused to permit the mare to be speeded
again, while Hickok took the same posi-
ton. Maud s. was trotted again. how
ever, but she only made her second mile
in 2:20A, and was excused from the third
heat. st. Julien trotted the third heat in
the ordinary time OF 2:24. Handsome tes-
timonials were presented to the drivers Of
the king and queen OF the turf, and thus
terminated the greatest racing event that
ever the world has known.
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descrlpnons OF q state dinner service that
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work. Hence 4 Observation-Disclosures and
| dispute that il now in the direct line 81 4
law suit.
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WASHINGTON August lS.--The Chinese
Minister has given formal notification to
Mr.. Eyarts, Of the decision of his Govern
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nroh;h;t;oe GbineSs ssh;ac,s n trem uecsee
ing in commercial relations with foreign
ports. and that in the future the greatest
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