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THE TURF.
Accomplishments OF the Amer"
can Horses in En-.
gland.
ORGANIZATION of the New Chicago
Driving Park Associa-' =
tion.

As the racing season in England is now
practically at all end.rit will be Of interest to
see what the American horses have done.
At the beginning of the season Mr. z. Loril-
lard had Parole, Falsetto, Mistake, Wallcn-
stein, Sly Dance, Geraldinc, Boreas. Nereid,
Pappoose, Iroquois, Santee, Passaic, Dakota,
Paw Paw. Wyandotte, Mohawk. and Seneca
at Newmarket, seven Ut the seventeen being
:-year-olds and eight 2-year-o1ds- Early IN
the season Geraldine. who had shown her
self good filly, died, and some months later
Paw Paw followed her. Falsetto, Of whom
much was expected, went wrong in his wind,
and as Parole was virtually barred from
races to which he was eligible BY the CRUSHING
weights put upon him by the handicappers, ne
was sent to America iii company with Fal-
setto. Sly Dance. rappoose, and Wyandotte.
During the season twelve Of the seventeen
Boreas, Dakota, 1roQuois, Mistake, Nereid'
rappuose. Parole. Passaic. P:awnee, Seneca,
Sly Dance, and }Nal1ensiein-started. Doreas
took part in six races, winning one. h'1n-
died guinea selling plate over the last SIX
turlongs OF the Bunbnry mile, when size beat
a field Of four, and was bought by MF. Hull
grrford for 400 guineas, her entered price
having been 100 guineas. Dakota started
three times, but never got place. .'lroQuols
was the most successful of the lot lie Is a
full brother to Sensation, that won all his
races III 1879 as 3-year.'1d- At the New
market secoMd spring meeting Lo-
ouois won the 3year-old p!ate. He
was unplaced for the, Noodcote
Stakes at EPSON, but won stake for 2-year-
oIds. At Ascot lie was unpiaccd for the
New Stakes, but was only beaten head py
Bal Gal for the July Stakes at Newmarket.
He started fayorit Tor the Chesterfield Stakes,
NJ Sa11do,y,1. but was unp1aced, but wON -he
Levant Stakes at {ioodwood few days
later. lie ran second the same day to
Wandering Nun in the Findon Stakes, but
since then has not been successful. although
he has started several times; Mistake, who
was a cracking 2-year-old in this country,
made bad work of it iii England, his best per-
formance ollt of FIVE starts being to run thira
for the Jockey Club Cup. Nereld started
four times, but won only once-the Racing
Stakes at Gt,odwood. Pappoose started
once, but was unpiaced. Parole won
the Liverpool Spring Cup, but was
disqualified On a claim OF foul,
and after that was not successful, although
he started nine times, his best performance
being second to Fashion for the EPSON
Gold Cup. passiac ran twice, but was un-
placed. Paw Paw, out OF four starts. won
the Molecomb Stakes at Goodwood. Seneca
started in the CRANKY Stakes, Won by Mr..
NJ. KeeEe'S BOpkmaker. but was unpIaced-
Sly Dance ran twice without success, and
was sent home. WallenStein won the New
market Handicap, but did not show well in
his other efforts. A summary of the work
done BY the Loriiiard stable is Us follows:
, 1880-11-21

the defense called Clara Scott, Liz
Zie Baker, Mr. Marks, George Jones'
cv:nr.s fhav ssm a., ~ tta defandanf either before
~ affar - ehort;ne az thaf lie was crazy
d-,,,i< NC r,''}t.r at nttar witnesses also
ufuliK. numoer " otuSi WV NiI1tGSmEn HfIomn,anr
teStlhed to the same e1fecl otie!iA A11tnarl;;
Jailer Cnrrier, and Night:Jaller Honneit'
actep mStg fI"'n T1fen lis 81 last si niace.;' % '
bor,, M n Tnrnnfn and was at present 50 years
OF age H. lad oeea Gp Sp11,f tTe afternnon @ % Of
the he shooting ie had taken nj 3etwse,, we"
he fired the shot he was unconscious
Of wfa. he was doing. He had never seen
Reattie in life OF death, and l!ad known
no.41& 1,fn1 o. Tue p, he ELI in The Harrison
Hta.t Gtat;np I1is mnther aged 70. tt.stitied
9tteft oiaaaoa;t t stuaEs treatei Ter kindly and
contributed toward her support ooon,
States Attorney Mills mAuc ~ hHeeGa'
and Mr: O'Bren SPOKE oniy iew MnlTS' t'n15'
ing tf1gt drunkenness reduced murder to
n,ss'ns1ampf1 ter acc0rdIng to former decisions,
~" 80. -.,.,,r,o,1 - r,,1- r,,nou
was substantially as follows:
,rhia cas, involves afmp1y the matter Of pun
,shmenf to the accused, who has pleaded guilty
~ The t1,mn1,lnfty who simply as q ulutter OF
should hnng; that murder is so frequent be-
cAusc this penalty IS not inflicted N ri cascs:
TINS doctrine IS aoohs @ % 9e 1 us fn1, t IL.
.ae, nne mktS eirtr crmes faf wcr nnnshahlc
VIII death. AZ civilization ADVANCED, the num-
hcr Of cases in which this penalty was inflicted
becsme fewer. There now remain only treason,
murder, and some qualities Of perjury. The
rule then was thnt when person was convicted
OF murder he was to be punished ny hanging: 81 i.9
as cisl!'zaaon aasnnefd: s;aei: espec'a.y III elts
,n,riiry vas dfvttied into derrccs. the hi1h.
az ha,,tn@ for its penu1tV death. and fho
lowest short term Of years. Now,
in this State, instead OF murder being
punishable alone by death or OF having differ
ent degrees, our legislators have adopted w!so
plan, ana nave 9nactea % INA. tne lowest pena11s
1or Muraer su;ttl oe AouI1een seaIs- -
~ Sow ,x t1c,n1 "yt M pnco,, nnf9 ~ at NM. y.
ishmnnt. shomid aItow m, views Of nv avn 1o
interfere with the cxecution Of the law.
should not hesitate to pronounce the death
sentence in a case that thought required it. In
this case there was no pretneditation. 1t IS a
It IS q fact mat ne klAcd wltnou1 motive or
ProFocauon. ny tae comtnon . laW alunkGInesss x;
IS no s1cuse UT ctac. iue Ieasoa tol n tnls rue
or the EugIsa courts drun6enness Is 1act TO
pe taken anto a1u, peras' t, tact
, 1880-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
McYICKER'S THEATRE.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
The New American Drama,
100 Wives!
Will be presented by the
CoSche-H0pper Comply.


9ndtea Wses p5nd4sed On @ondag night
e e The
of the piece: the aching and The scenery. und the
fessd esG"o'a ~ s@en
Tho crowded and enthusiastic house which Wit
nssssd ne. ths int Of o1e IL Hundred wyes
ee of success ~ and this ve7d!st H. 1gstted BY the
ID
With strong comedy Observation-Disclosures Aecord
4 s hs e
n m lp ~ Wtyes I've It's Royga.aoMs ttue ssss very LILLE
i Is not !Ffelcvan since tho story tod j. designed 70
se Of IF hes
It's M M5sespton prom:es The Ply entitled ;" ny Wives"
Nots Notd Amafe:n Sas: q The Mormon
g SsnS 1es xn p te' 5
Fe:ii.tIe play of decided merit Philadelphia News
5e ye q
p'ay sad esias e: e
Of e ~ f
popular success. Tho theme Of the play affords
@ M ehs Es aea ~ fa
a5s s by
Last ovcnnG the Arch Street Theatre wns dcnsely
packed the sign 'tstxndInR room only" being dis
play ed an carly hour: ito Wives has n1nde de-
cided Chronicle Herald '1''>~0
The sympathes Of the spectator are engaged from
thu first a3 scenes OF strong dramatic interest fol
Bul!et:n. '@' 40A'> '1'''''''A'-@ A''''oe'p1l'
The authors have formulated a drama Of modern
mrh and ne sa.oa ess eaa no no qneso .tfsa
that the pay has scored asuccess-Philadelphia In
Guirer
M sv;ro,. s.. , .+ro,r ro~o1 or+o-+.s.,,r ,,,.-
that IL likely to enjoy the public favor for several
scaeons.-Dispatch.
!" 100 Wives scored hit decided in kind and de-
1nent yet made Of the institution that Is great
disgrace To the American people as WIS slavery
Sunday Transcript
The play Is we'll written, highly interesting, and
ehcctiVe.-Sunday Mercury.
100 Wives" has conquered a deserved success at
the Arch 1t hns great purpose. Is we'll acted and
splendd'y mounted. and large audiences hnys been
the rule.-Sundoy Times
OF closing this week. tt would still exhaust popu
lar interest," for every who has It
want to 10 Agnn 1t has t1ken the by surprise
md that, too, in the midst Of election excitement;
buci Il fresh and dramatic story, based matter
that a. arc fnlliar with yet that for the first time
trnEo capabilities. Forciblo the plot is, it is
the less clean plot and vii the more dramatic for
being true bl.-Pubc Ledger, Nov. :. 1S6u
Seats cnn be secured for any night.
, 1880-11-21

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, 1880-11-21

col. WM. f. SIM, Manager Of the Park Theatre
BROOKLYN tukes pleasure in prescntR for the dEst tim
in Chicago, utter emphatic SUCCESS In
, 1880-11-21

Lazy and dull feelings are sure precursors Of
sickness, which nothing bur Hop Bitters will
Danish.
A right direction-Going to drug store for
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Avoid countcrfcts.
, 1880-11-21

Mr.. N. H. Sanford had eight American
bred horses III training at Newmarket, but,
with the exception of Aristocrat, who won
all unimportant handicap at Newmarket
early in the season, they did absolutely moth
ing.
TRACK TALK
The track at Saratoga has been widened
Ten feet its entire length.
On the day the Czesarewitch was run over
{, 500 telegraphic messages were sent from
the office at Newmarket :.
The Trottine.Horse. Breeders Association
elected Mr.. II. ". Mali President.
hr: Vanderbilt has been interviewed BY
the Spirit Of the Times. and says that Maud
s. will trot mile in 2:06 next season.
A. paddock has been built In the centre
field Of the race-track at Cincinnati for
Maud s, and every pleasant day the famous
mare takes run in it.
When in England ex-Goy. Stanford, of
famous 1sonou1y for his Palo Alto stud, but
Ar. Gtetton said that S100, 900 would not buy
the horse
Mr.. Edwin Dew, of New York, has p,1r-
chased from Mr.. Neil Fields the chestnut
mare Bye,ard-Bye, 3 years old. She is asistcr
~ Hramble. and has run for two seasons with
fair success
Ane famous hungarian mare kinScem,
who was never defeated, the Guodwood Cup
OF 1e:6 being among the trophies won by her.
IS 10 De trained again next season. She did
not run this year.
Ar. n H. Sanford and Mr.. +. Ten Brock,
poth veterans of the American turf, returned
last week from England. Mr.. Sanford still
mas q lew horses in trimming at Newmarket,
out VIII Ship no more from this country.
Ell Jordan, the colored trainer, continues
IN charge Of the horses belonging to the es-
tate Of the late J. ". Hunt Reynolds. Tho
lot includes Blue Eyes, Uber1o, Coieus, Gre
oSote, AGNES Mckee, Naretzek, and Min
The Boston gentleman who purchased the
lineage trotter Wilbur F. was Mr. Hail, Of
a1HMES f'acE ;,ata ottl lie is driving Wilbur with
a1ld the team is said to be about the fastest in
Boston. ~>@0 WV 49,
A meeting OF the stockholders of the Chi
cago Jockey and Trotting Club will be held
at JIG Monroe street Tuesday afternoon at \;
O'Clock, which all stockholders ure invited
to attend. At the same time and place the
new Chicago Driving Park will be organized.
and Directors elected BY the subscribers to
the new stock.
, 1880-11-21

Mr.. Keene's horses, with the exception Of
his 2year-olds, were not at all successful,
the summary Of their work for the season be-
ing rs follows:
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
Werico..

Gan Granciseo, l2. aas. BON
Easson, tn ari,ona, tDirb 6oIsenSes as.
mslbst: Seute bier einsstroffsne Yriuats
gfa&ri4tsn bsiasen, bas General gants
,u MasbaIena sei@Iassu uurben ili uns
baS TIM Staate Stnaloa Saminea, Elm
4anoessenofe bss Warquss wssilfsr IN.
Die Staaten Saliseo, StaaIoa unb go.
nora baben it9 erboben unb mau alaubt.
tss bieie aassusine gup5runs sessn BEN
nsusu nsus prdRSsnbsn Gen. gonsaIss ssri$t.t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

uiitsrium bss asuBsrn unb benz 6inefi6en
gsuoamadtistsn Cling besonnen unb trots
benz man ibsr ben gettras SsHelben ni6ts
@smifes peiB, iit bod bie offi,iSle greiIe
isbr bsiiin,mt in ibren 8ebauptnnsen, Sas
elm fur beibe Rside b65ff bsfrisbisenbes
llsbsrsintommsn sr5isIt porben wdre.
Sn benz su 6 m a seb5renben
Staats ganama ma9t Sie pom grafbent
gsunes besonnsne goIitit bsr degeneration
quite Sortidritte. Gin S5ritt lit bereits
sei@ebeu, Der Der ississn Rssieruns alIses
meinss Sutrausn erwsden mub, ba er gss
usis iif, baB ite tie felt Iansen Sabren
uermiBts uabrs Sreibeit anb GoIerans mics
bsr bsriteIen min. Gas pon benz bsrdps
tisten gonsreiIe bes Sabres 1877 anqes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
Nasfdnoif6e 9lunof6au.

Die Ha9ri9ten aus DeutIdlanb
3eissn, baB Bismard iid mebr unb msbr
NIT Der 5inansfrase beiddftist. gu,fs
iudt sr fi5 neue ginnabmequeusn gu usrs
idaffsn. Die Der taiierIi@sn Resieruns
bur9 bie 8srfafIuns ansewieienen MitteI
gum nnterbaIt bes Rei&s finb BET Bsitsm
ni9t btnrsi@enb unb Ianen ein idbrIidss
Deficit pon stwa 100 Millionen Mart.
8mar itslIsn BITE Notwithstanding Der
sin;sInen Bunbssit sitaaten bas @Iei9sewidt
wisbsr Der, aber um bisiss su tSunsn, finb
bie ginssIffaaten iebes Sabr se,wunsen
9luIsibsn su MAIDEN unb iie wsrben bshen
mlbe. DAB babur9 sroBe llnsufrisben.
beit I'm &si9e sntitebt, iisbt Der 5srridse'
paItiss gut sin unb babsr iu9t sr eisene
RsiOuresn far bas &si9 gu i9uifen, unl
ss unabbansissr gu MAIDEN. anfanss
slaubts man bic usue 8oassistsebuns sr'
fiias ben Swsd; absr man bat ii5 srinbi
LID sstauidt, bic aus Der 0uelle fiisBsnbsn
Rsusnusn iinb melt, melt bintsr ben 8ors
ani5Iasen saridsebIisbsn. Das mar Der
@ranb paum bic Siuau;miniitsr Der eiHs
selnen Staaten fi3 tarsIi9 tn goburs
usriammeIisu, absr sa tsinsm &eiuItate se'
lansten. DAP es untsr ben rmifdnbsn nur
cine Srass Der 8sit III. mann 8ismard
feline 9isblinssibss, bas GabatsmonOpol
sur aasfabruus brinst, Iiest auf Der Samb.
ST re&net. bab bic @esie ibm senasenbs
WittsI Iisfsrs, um bas 9fsi@ unabbdmslS
au MAIDEN uub nod sinsn lleberi@ub lie,
&c, bsr aur 8ertbeiIuns fdme. Dte gr'
foIsIofsteit ber goburser gOnferens bat
ben RansIer natarIi@ iebr perifimmt.
Dte te8uiammsufuuftb ber 9aiie,
uon Dsuti&Ianb unb Seffrei&, wsI&e In,
2aufe lester Wo&e tn Sf@I ftattfanb, &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
Serausseber. 9.nf4s.aatbotl4s srnd.Ssf.aiaafts

y.
Die aIsemeiue @ef9dfts,
Iass 70 idreibt bic sgRew gorter 5ans
OsIsseituns1, IdBt fat gsidts sa pini9en
ibris. Der aluBenbanbsI im Suli, ben,
srfsn Mouat bss nsusn 5iseaIiabres, fat
ben b0dfen anforbaunssn entipro@en,
Der Support mar nidt ibermdbis fart unb
courante artiteI Fnben bereits suten ab;
ias, Der grport mar isbr bsfrisbisenb anb
wenn serisIbe in nsueitsr 8eit tsine 70 &c,
paItissn Dimsnflonsn errsi9t bat, pie bic
bisponibIen gorrdtbe uon grobuctsn unb
bie sablrei@en freuiben &auforbrss erpar,
ten lieBen, 70 1T bafar einsis unb aIIein
Der ManssI On seeisueten Jabrseusen fir
@etreibeIabunseu perantuortIi9. MuBte
Iesten Binter nnb nod anfanss bes Srhb.
iabrs, ruesen Der bur9 wiIbe SpscuIdtion
berbeisefibrten exports Sperre, cine sroBs
5IOtte In unierm 5afeu maiiis Iiesen ober
6radraten acceptireu, tuelde bic &oiisn Der
0teiie unb bic 5inien bss Capitals tauut
CUR 6aIite beften, 10 finb istt Sdiifs
tnapp unb Sradtraten bod. lleber unisrs
9strsibe' '@rnten Iaufen fortpdbrenb BITE
sanifisiten Beridte Elm, gaumrpoas psrs
ipri&t einen sr6Beren Betras aIs ie 3upor,
unt fur alle anbersn 2an6esprobucie blei,
ben bic ausfdten ebsnfals srmuibissnb.
Die einbeiuiide Snbuiirie, iuenise 3wsise
dusssnOmnen, bIdbt, @eIb 1T rei9Iid, on
gertrauen febIt es aud ni5t, tur,, man
bat aae rriade, cine CUTE Serbfs Sailon
81 erparten. gssisIi4 Der auipieien un'
ierss usberfuiles an 9rpoucten auf frsm,
ben Rdrtten, bat fd briben unb bier
9d4ts ersisuet, mas uns 3u elmer aenbes
ruus Der uor a9t Eassn an bisisr Stsae
aussefprodeneu Meiuuns bsitimnien tonn:
te; Brobitcfie werben mir, nm ber Cons
curren3 Die Spise gu bisten, iebr biIIis abs
seben u,aiien, basssen fiji bic meiifen an.
bsren 9robucte um 10 before Preile srbal'
ten, In allen GdlIea absr NIT anndbernber
@ewibbsit barauf rednen t0nnen, ben gr'
port auf ieiusm bisberiseu Wertbs gu BAL.
ten. lluIere @strsioe : Brobuesntsn unb
5dnbIer i9einen bic 9aOtbpenbis,sit idneI.
Ter Rdumuns ibrer 8orratbe bersits sr,
tannt 3u baben. gii9t nur bic gauaIs
Sdiiffabrt wirb Sur4 ben @strsibs, Grams,
port pom Wsffeu mad atIantii9sn Safsn
uOqitanbis In anipru9 senomnIen, ioubsrn
aud bic giienbabuen fub taum im Stan'
be, ben EranspOrt gu bewdItisen. gei.
fpieIswsiie paiiirteu an einem Gage bisier
Wo9e 1900 NIT @strsibe bsIabsns Bos.
sons cine citation Der q. .. Central gi.
isnbabu. yS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

an3sissn fir yirnies, eotierisr, @lafsbtsss
&C., als bem @siffs Der fatb. stirSs iuptbsr, ID.
ben fsine Iufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
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Der @eseno pon 8atibor isbr srbsbli5.
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