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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14
Tho Hyner Case.

THE Slcsr State says: The District
Judge and District Attorney have been
notified By 9ymor'S counsel that The
Board Of PArdons will be ps;i:ioLel to
commute HymeT's sentence from death
to Imprisonment, for life. Hymer was
senteu ccd 10 be executed on the Goth Of
November, last. His case was appealed
TO the Supreme Court. which issued n
stay of proceedings until tho appeal
was head AMI decided. Tho Supreme
Court affirmed the Judgment Of the
District Court, but MS the litter has mo-.
been in session since the judgment was
affirmed. no day has yet been fixed for
executing the sentence.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

AFrEn publishing notice OF the mar
riage OF his niece, Miss Fannie Dennis.
with Charles j. Holt, at Providence,
Rhode Island. the benevolent Junior OF
the Tfnss-RsVieis spreads out his Little
Pedes and touchingly pronouuces the
following benediction:
MAY the blessings Of Providence
follow our only brothers only child to
70 her new home in tho City OF
Churches. Fannie mtYourne en-, accept
the kind wishes Of your sage.laud
uncle. May your matrimonial path be
sirewn with roses, and your welded life
blend into q continuous round OF joyous
days and year,. May Charles J.. prove
your best Holt. which may you never
release until you pass, hand in hand
together, down into the dark valley
which forms the portals Of the GTca;
Beyond. Bless you. my children, bless
you"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

TIE Eureka Lsaier, noticing the
statement that bnckwheut grows thrifliIy
in Washoe, thinks that fact my account
for Tho schrcityof straight tickets found
in tbs ballot boxes OF the county. and
the TINES. R'0is'c IN IN feisns total blind
ness rs to the connection between these
circumstances. Now. its dollars TO
dimes that during the buck wheat sea
son in the days Of the Majors youth. he
enjoyed the luxury OF II vigorous scratch
ing. quite as kecnly as any Of us
call0N rlebinns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

WnES tho cable brought him tidings
Of the hnuulment OF his marriage with
Countcss %Itaimondi, Garibnldi nban.
donod himself to an outburst Of joy.
All his family had gathered around him,
as his recent Illness hal aroused their
fears. The news caused IN iustan,a-
ncous change in his physical condition,
and nJtie was organized In the course
Of which he legitimntizcd his two
yonngest children and married their
mother.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

SPEAKING Of the two men lost in the
snow-slide oil White Pine mountain. n
iow days ago, q correspondent Of the
Le0ieS says: Ward is u native Of New
York, aud aged Sc years. aud came to
White Pine in 1869, and, although for
years he has been residing in the east.
ern portion Of the county Mt ScLellburn,
Ruby Hill. Wsrl and Cherry Creek. he
has retained his interests in the mines
oil White Pine Mountain, coming heJ.
each winter and DOUG sufiei. ut work
to keep his titles good. He was steady
and industrious man and n good citizen
aud the news Of his death will he TO.
ctiyed with regret Iy all who know him.
Young Osborne was about IL years Of
age, the o Of ". N o borne. who re.
sided at Schellburn for q number Of
years past. His father Is now residing
in Southern Utah. and his mother has
gone back TO her old home.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

NEws is received from On Ina ia \:
Jay Goull has Iea;-n in the fight viii.
the Western Union Telegraph Company
in being compiled 10 return the wires
IT the Ai!al.:ic < Pacifc Telegraph
Company. which uai,y the orIe. of
Judge Savage, Of the District Court. IL.
Union Pacific Railroad Company werr
compelled to restore. The lines. it will
be remembered, were sized by the rail
road company and taken possession o:
by Gould. The telegraph people az,
particularly juJilant over the result, as
this return was procured in a suit in,
stituted BY the railroad company Il
prevent the restoration of these lines
and. forestall the effect of orders issued
by United States Judge 3IcCIary offer,
ing the same relief.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

A CONTEMPORARY has yentured 10 in
sinuaie that the ArgoHGut will SHORTLY
suspend publication, and immediately
the entire s:afr OF the literary weekly
get upon their ears. aud, thus elevated
considerable distance from the l5or.
proceed to tear the slauderer to pisces.
Bierce at once gave birth. with aeut.
labor pain, 20 m epigram-a very siekiy
babe-Pixley kicks the ~eupsidore
against the Office boys shiu., and
Somers, on account OF the magnitude Of
the nggravation, is allowed to commit
his wrath to a paragraph. After this,
II would not be surprising if the iudig
rant public insist or verifying til"
Iumor.-Sioek Exchange.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

A FIEE vas discovered ia OAKLAND,
IL the Grand Central Hotel. alton, :
O'Clock Tuesday morning. The wind
was blowing a gale, md the flames bad
made great progress before the fire de-
paTtntnt arrived. Al around the hotel
were situated other buildings, among
wbicI was the Webster House. which,
with 1--WE others and the Grand Central.
were destroyed. The losses are rs fol.
lows: Grand Central, $3.50, 900. parti.
ally iusur d. Webster House, 81, 900,
uninsured. Other losses, about : G 1000.
The Grand Central was a wooden struc-
tnre 60 by 800 feet. four stories and
M4uslrl roof. Il was built ,boui scy. Il
years ago By Michael Ress,, thu dc
ceased millionaire.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

NSAELY 500, OOr.OJO postal cards were
used in tho United States last year.
They are made at lIulyokc, Mass, Icy n
private concern, under tho general su.
perviaion OF u Government officer. Tho
work IL nearly all done by machinery,
oven TO counting and putting them up
in packages Of twenty-five. Tho use
Of postal cards il said to have driven
many makers OF writing paper md eli.
,clopus out of business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

THURSDAY night last. NJ Bcownwe. n
son was born to tho wife OF our old
townsman T.. Depanghcr. Phil Is the
happicst man in tho county, and
promises to set 'em up literally when
he visits Eureka. We hopo the brand
new boy will grow Mp TO 10 MS good n
man as Lis respected did.-Leaier.
l'hil was formerly a resident OF Min.
ernl Hill. aud is we'll known TO many
OF our readers, who will join in tho
congratulations.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

A YouSG womnn residing near Mason
City, Ills, has made formal complaint
before Bishop Spauldiug OF tho Peorin
diocese. charging Thomas DuggHn. the
parish priest at Delansn, with commit.
tiny an outrage upon her while she was
acting M his housckccpor. Tho Bishop
has ins i,uted n careful investigation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

The body Of n nnn. completely
stripped, with a bullet hole through his
head and marks OF severe blows on his
forehead, was found in the Touchct
river. Washington Territory, nfew miles
from Whlln Wulln. OH March IL. His
body is now on view for Identification.
1t wax evidently stripped in orier to
destroy lis identity. He il supposed to
be q cattle mln.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

WE'D CoSSOu was chairman OF the
floor committee at II Colorado bail. and
avowed his intention OF excluding
negros. IL no had to shoot them. TWAS
deemed a cool joke to blacken the face
Of n burly white desperate, nni send
him TO force nn entracn; but We'd car
riHd ont his promise by shooting the
intruder.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

Isaac W. Hayne, for twenty yonrs
Attorney General OF South Carolina and
grandson Of Isaac Hnyne. hanged by
the British during their occupation OF
Charleston in tho Revolutionary war,
died yesterday, ngcd 10.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

BOGUS s. pieces are being circulated
in Sacramento. Tho coin has the right
sound. Is exact in weight aud size, very
finely executed, gold plated Of tho dates
1911. 1917 and 1875.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

J: NURrnY. a miner in tho Yellow
Jnckc, was struck by n falling pebble,
Sunday while Mt work in n drift. %rccciv-
ing n severe injury. The Nsrs says the
pebble was about tho siho OF n New
Years swcllrd head.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

SrscE the highsayn.n IA Boiis have
taken 30 S=!king into restaurants ard
sppropriaiias the false testh OF leading
citizens. the StahIard protests against
the l.xIess method Of procedure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

G.. NJ. piSSgY and others have placed
Lake View aud Mineral Queen, in the
Homer District, the stock having been
taken by New York mon. Each stock
consists Of lCD, 900 shares ut IS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

4 SOLDIER at BoncCia barracks com
miticd suieudc the other day in bed
Hc braced the buti Of his mu'kct ngsins.
III" foo,hoNtd aud pulled the trigger
with his toe,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

"S1ALL husband keep his wife in.
formed Of his business nfairs2" nsks an
innocent. There il no necessity. She
will find out Eve times rs much as lie
knows himself. without the least trouble.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

FoUE Hrn vere drowned Saturday
While rowing on tn Ohio river in a
yaul. They were upset by passing
steamers. All we're prominent citizens
OF Casey,iiie. Indiana.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

CAEE drives the nails in our coffin but
what man can feel jolly when his wife
daily hands him q list OF neghbors who
have got twice ~ many bonnets rs she
has and their husbands not earning half
his sal .ry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

Tir Carson iypeai %policcs tho arrival
~ Sheriff Fitch. Of "IfnmbUldt" in liint
city, With prisoners II baS been Gus.
tounfy heretofore to atcrcdH Ben to
E'so. which is Gated in the county OF
that a:no.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

MoxDAT night J. W. Perry. Ucmb"l
Of the Kentucky Legislature. registered
st Hunt's hotel. C~iuciua4,i. for separ-
ate rooms for himself aud Miss Adams.
On the carly train Tuesday morning
Miss AdsEns left for Vanwyrt, Ohio,
when It wAs found tLat sac lad given
biEth to a child, which had been wrap
ped il a shee; and thrown from a sec
oad story window !.to an area. 1: was
taken to tie hospital. anil shows 10
signs Of the fall. Miss Adams was az
rested near Dayton, AMI Perry wss ar
rusied nj Cincinnati. lie CLAIMS 10
have known nothing OF Miss Adams
condition. She has lived in l.is family
since infancy. and was on her way 10
yi.i: friends at Y4uwert. The case l.
exciting much Interest: on account OF
PeTry's prominence. and the wonderful,
escape Of the babe fsou death, all the
fast ths: the mo:hrr IS only s!ztrc..
yea!s oil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

TINS residence Of Norman Macleod.
~ Seottsioun. Qn.bc c. uas burned SAT
urdEy. and iuv children psri.hed in the
lanes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

-AeoeRDIso TO the settlement of the
Ute qnsftios. the 1~n.liaus eede TO the
Government all the territory Of their
prtsrat rrserrs.tap in Colorado.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

HUos J. JI~k1r and VIM. II. Nor
Iison are both mentioned in connection
With the Democratic nomination for
PreaiGsnt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

Mr. CosTEEIAS. who has Just secured
the contract for the completion of the
new Courthoase in Eureka, Put o small
force OF men at work upon the building
yesterday, aud leaves for San Franci-eo
% day. to purchase further material
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

AsuPEEsxDESs SAY The Phoebe Record
from the Supreme Court. staying the
execution Of McLane n Mcintyre un
oil The appeal taken in sEiI cause aud
nov pen ing shall be- heard and deter
mined by the said Supreme Count. az
rived here S.turf5S
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

Tux case of Lyon County vs.. the V. &
T. Il. Il for back taxes. sud won by the
county viii be apreai.d by the Railroad
Company.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14
TIE star R.u,..

MonIoe Salisbury. the ~ell.krown
stage proprietor appeared before the
Special Committee OF . the House Ap-
preparation Committee, on "Wednesday.
and his examination upon the subject Of
the Star Route Service. Was continued.
In answer 10 n series OF questions
touching the sers nteeu routes in which
he Is Interested. Mr. Salisbury admitted
that on several Of them the passenger
express package business was more
Profitable than carrying the mails, aud
that If the Dspar.m n. shoulI with
draw the extra compensation for in
creased tips aTd expedition he would
continue the fast service for the sake of
the passenger anl cypress traffic; that
on some routes he hai expedited the
schedule beyond that rcqui ed by
his contract with the Pos,ofice Repart.
ment IN order to secure tue business,
aud tina: 1t paid him to 10 So.
The testimony of Mr.. Salisbury il
truthful. beyond Il doubt. aui there is
good reason to believe that ihs same
conditions apply to many other routes,
which 1t Is claimed cannot survive .x-
cept for thc o Government sub
sides. The recent probing OF the Star
service las discovered little that il
sound or healthy. hut much that is cor
rupt. and Is to be hoped that in interest
of the country at large. the committee
will couiiuue its Investigations unit
he system Of robbery prlctirci ia tina,
department i, thorru- hly ventilated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14
Tax Tnne. New York special saw. Az

Tex Tnaes New York special says an
effort is making to secure unity between
Tilden and Tammany by requesting
both Tilden and Kelly to withdraw from
the political fell. In pursuance Of
this programme Ti'den was visited ty a
committee FROM the local Democratic
Union aud C rtin overtures made to
him. The committee failed 10 achieve
any satisfactory result. aud Tildvu very
iatly de clined to be dictated to by any
body. He spoke his mind With some
freedom. The substance Of his obs-r-
vaiions from a perfect authentic source
is: III Anybody should resraet it
should be john Kelly. but whether he
retreats or not, is nothing 20 me. and 1t
ern be Of very little consequence to
the party at large. The cause which 1
repr, sent Is u Sytiou.l cause, and the
principle which would necessarily be
embodied IN ely reuomiraiiOu, ) ould
such al event oceur. would Be ths prin
eiPle tina; the will % the people a. ex-
pressed AZ the ballot Is supreme and
must be respected. There can b. no
retreat from, nor lao eoEr,euise Of.
these Positions. and 50 far as 1 am cen
cvrned, ih.y wiIl be maintained at all
hazard. As for Kelly. he is but a gross
type o. a Ward POLITICAL, aud but for
his association ~i,a ny name at St.Louis
he would never have b-eu heard from
beyond tie purli,uS of New York City,"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

Rev. George II. Til ayr. nal oil c.ti
zen OF this vicinity known To- every one
as n most influential citizen, and Chris
,iHn member Of the N. +. Church jus;
this moment stopped in our store t.
say, IL wish everybody to know that I
consider that both myself and wife uw.
our lives TO ShiloA's CONSUMPTION
Cure" /; is having u tr.m,n lou4 sale
oyc: 81: ~crIuierS nni is giving perfect
satisfaction in al cases of Lung Ia,
eases, such as uo,hing rlsr has dOuc.
BOUEDON, Ind. May 10. 1879.
DEs. MArcuSrr \ FEASCE.
Sold by L. +. Muller. Dugsis', ElkU.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

Tax bill agreed upon Dy the IL use
education and labor C mmittce to r..
strict Chinese immigration was reported
to the House 10y Willis, Of Kentucky.
mi un l,r TIL newly adopted rules, was
placed upon I'll clleud II for action a.
soon as it Ia Ill b. reached III us rr,u-
-. o.! r.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
" ASHlNGTON.
Senator Daviss Bill for the Creation of a
New Intermediary Federal Court.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Senator Davis, OF
Illiuols, Introduced In the Senate yesterday
bill for the establishment In each of the judi
cial circuits OF the United States OF a court OF
appeals, to serve as an In ermediate tribunal
betweeh the circuit courts aud the Supreme
Court OF the Uuited States. Such court Of ap-
peals is TO consist of the Supreme Court JUS
tice assigned to that circuit, together with
their circuit judges and two of the district
judges, to be designated for each term Ut the
court by the senior circuit Judge.
To these courts 1t is intended that large
class OF the cases which now go to the United
States Supreme Court shall be appealed.
The docket OF the Supreme Court Is now SO
large that 1t is impossible for it to dispose Of
the business before 1t, and 1t Ia claimed that
often appeals are taken to the Supreme Court
In minor cases because appellants know that
they cannot be heard for years.
The object of the bill introduced by Mr..
Davis Is to limit the jurisdiction OF the Su-
preme Court to cases OF very great Import
ancp, involving questions OF constitutional
law or OF very great property ghtS. aud to
make this new court a tribunal OF final resort
for a large class of the mnor cases, such as
now cumber the docket of tho Supreme
Court. The bill provides for the appointment
OF eighteen judges to do the business of this
tribunal.
ASKING FOR LAND GRANT.
Among the petitions presented to the Sem
ats was one from Cnas. j. Covert aud other
land In Texas for the purpose OF the culttya-
tion OF tea and grapes. Referred.
THE KELLOGG sPoFFoRD CASE.
Witnesses In the K-lIogg-Spofford case now
pending before the Com mitJee on Privileges
and Elections, are summoned to appear on
Saturday, the tenth Instant.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate to-day: John b. stickney,
tNh ha kk., ,,,A y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
GERM AN r..

LONDON, Jan. 7.-Detaled reports OF the
Russian military preparations come from
various points Oh the Austrian and German
frontier. These reports ara beginning 10 ex-
cite attention throughout Europe.
A pamphlet has just been issued by a Berlin
publisher entitled "Eprtltications OF the Ger
man and Russian Fr0utler." wherein the de.
lenses OF each country are deliberately dis
eussed, and the respective advantages of diff
ferent plans OF Invasion on either side can
vassed. The author IL evidently a German
military man, and the appearance OF such a
pamphlet under the present circumstances is
regarded in Berlin as highly significant. The
writer expresses the heiief that Germany q
eastern frontier Ia sufficiently dofended, and
that the German forces can be easily and
quickly mobilized and thrown upon the I'M
portant points In sufficient strength even on
the shortest notice, 10 hold the Russians at
bay ON the frontier until measures for resist
ance in the interior can be thoroughly organ
ized
The Cologne Gazette, In n long article re-
terrinR To the speech ot Primes Hohenlohe,
Norman MmbReaadur ut Paris on the occasion
M President Grevy's reception to the dipio
etlc representatives on New Years Day. de-
res that the peace OF Europe ls thre tened
Russia only, and that Germany and Aus
IIR are determined to mold Russia ia check.
l3e article is remarkable FOR its insoent and
threatening tone toward France, and its hos.
Iiity to Russia.
The Times, In reproducing the above article
&nIls attention to the fact that recently the
z>ologne Gaseffs has faithfully Represented
|krinea Bismarck's views ON questions Of for
Gkgn policy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
THE GRAND JURY REPORT,
Boys House of Refuge and the St. yinssuss.
Home.
To the Editor of the Democrat:

To the Editor of the Democrat;
| have read with a great deal of iuszsrss.
your able editorial Of the sixth on the Grand
jury report; particularly that portion tg III.
calling the attention Of the authorities Co sir4
evil effects produced on Innocent young says
by sending them to the House of Refuge hn
associate with criminals.
Fifteen years ago this evil was so maqs
complained of that the Society OF St. Vlnssar
de Paul was induced to undertake the esaasy-,
llshmeDt of the st, Vincent Home to pruvlfsg
for and educate just such boys. Sevea assQs
dred and thirty-tive boys have been In safg
"Home up to date. Large numbers Of thsnz
are now tiue young men and in good aItslasr
tions, who only for this home might naw bR
criminals.
In the charter 1t is provided that six esasnss;
OF boys should be- admitted. The seasu6
class are boys who are com mitted fur shg
first time to the House of Refuge az war.
grants."
Now, although the funds of the 'Hsg8ers
have become by the bad times very low pnsdi--
rectors will receive all boy q of the above csasg
at an expense Of not over fifteen cents day,
and | sure II the Society had means tfssp
would receive all those boys who are In dagl..
ger OF being associated with cimnais gFasay.
Very respectfully, your obedient servaase
ID. p. SCANLAN,
President st. VineenE u0mss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
Latest News from All Quarters OF
the GlObe-Europe, Asia
and America.
\ The Massing of Russian Troops on
the German Frontier-G German
Newspapers Insolent
to France.
The Irish Land Agitation Extending to
the Cities The Mexican Presi-
Dental Campaign.


CrTr OF MEXICO, Dec. 30. via Havana
The election excitement II ahating. Gen.
Beaitez is losing favor. Gen. Gonzales will,
it is supposed, be the next president.
Gen. Trevino telegraphed, December 20,
that the Apache Indians had defeated 200
American troops near the Mexican line, and
that an expedition had been sent from the
city of Chihuahua against the American In
dams who had invaded the State.
COL Reyes has defeated the revolutionists
Ia Topic, intieting heavy loss upon them.
Reports from the Sierra Mniada district up
tU December O, show that about 1900 persons
were at the mines; no more could find room
10 work for want of water. Al American
company is sinking artesian wells there.
/ Al Mormon agent from Salt Lake City is at
the capitol. negotiating for permi ission I'd es-
|asehlIsh Mormon settlement In Mexico under
guaissntee oil religious liberty. The agent ex-
poets to succeed In his mission.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08
SPORTINsl NOTES.
Ihe Augusta, Ca, Races An Exciting Hur-
die Race. with Several Accidents.

ri AUGUSTA. Ga, Jan. There was q large
&ktendance at the RACES to-day. including
many ladies'. The weather was mild anu
<pring-like. A light rain had laid the dust
md put the track In a hue condition. After
ma Roman Chime Races, which particularly
EtAreeted the iadies, the FIRST event was d
lille and q half DASH which had three start.
|rkH. Lucky Hit, Belle OF Rock IL III and Round
Dance. Round Dance went to the front near
&he mile post. and won BY several lengths In
2& 49,.
The hurdle race two miles ssh over eight
hurdles, had five starters-Lowking, Picnic.
&Robert Emmett, Dalgasian and Jun Fay. At
&he second hurdle Plcuic tell, severely bruis-
2Wx bis rider. Il. Carter. AT the third hurdle
owking and Dalgasian led AT the fourth
]1nrdle Dalgasian fell, slightly lniuring his
WaeT. Lowking passed the mile post away
AhAan, and kept the lead until near the seventh
3Aurule. when she gave out entirely, and Fay
md Emmet went to the front. Fay won easily
a. :12Ie. Daigastan was the favorite, and
0puln have won the race but for the accident.