The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-28
EAHTERN STATES.


CIycISSATI. July 26. Capt Stone,
manager of Msnd S says that be is
coufidsnt that she coald have beaten
st. JuiisG'- tifse IT she bad net been
slowed ~ ia Chic.go to save Trinket's
distance He is coufiden. that sha can
trot ~ 2i0, AMI ssys that by REGARD
of 2:l3i<. o. her second appearance IN
public, she holds the place Of the bast
,rotter in the world She trots in
cleveland GA "Wednesday.
CHICAGO. July 24-The Jockey Club
races were attended by 1900 people to-
day. The track was in the bes, posi-
bic shape, and all conditions were IA
vorsble to fas. time The sport was
exciting throughout.
The only race of the day worthy of
description was between Mand s. and
Trinket. and the wonie. ful time made
in the beat by the s;x-year old mare
irom Cincibn.tI opened the eyes of the
sightseers whs claim toknow something
of horse flesh. and taught them that
records are lowered faster nova lays
than OF yore 1t is understood that
there is already talk Of Q meeting tor
Maud B and st. JuIiea. and betting
would probably be pretty near even on
such an event. II was evident today
that Maud was not driven for all there
was in her During the last heat her
driver slowed up, looked over his
shoulder on the home stretch. probably
to save Tripket from being distsnced.
She might otherwise have finished in
2:l2H. From the word go. on the third
heat. she tretted very level and square
ly, reaching the quarter in zoe gait,
the second quarter in q 2:0S gait and
the thirs heat quarter in 2:11 gait.
Her performance raised the excitement
TO fever hsat. and as she walked proud.
iy back to her stable at the conclusion
Of the race the ground resounded with
cheers in Der homer. The history Of
the beat was as fellows:
At the beginning. Mand is sold about
zoe 10 $50 in the pools Owing to bad
behas ior of Triukrt they got off with
some difficulty. and when they did 60
Maud sped away SO fast that she beat
Trinket to the turn. Here she left her
feet Tor an inst.nt. Trinket following
suit. put they both quickly regsined
their stride and Maud outfosted the
other clear DOWN to the wire. In the
second heat Tribket moved steadier, but
although they went off at even strides
the pace was 40 killing that at the first
quarter Trioket N ide break, and be-
ture she could settle down the chestnut
mare hai obtained long lead, going
to the half mile in l07I. Around the
turn and back to the wire she elo we'd
up considerably. while Trinket made .
dash for the lead but was 30 far behind
that when she broke she barely recover
ed in time to save her distance. Nobody
would now bet sgainst the self evident
fact that Maud would win, and there
was now only anxiety to SEE her do her
BEST. Bets were freely offered that she
would make q PIT secord The pair
went away very fast. but Maud soon
evinced her superior speed. She fairly
SKINNED the ground. while the grand
stand held their breaths or shouted en-.
couragingly to her and her driver. &C.
cording to the degree of their excite
hiSus. FuC Tue u1ild NJ III oSteu
ishing gait aud without a break in
2:13l The half in 1:o5 is the tastes,
ever made in o race. Maud 8 now
comes into the free for. all races.
EuROPG.
RAoUsA. July "a -Montenegrins
have attacked the Albanian. near Ger.
nanis. They killed 80 persons and
carried off quantity Of cattle to Get
tinge. Prince Niki,a ordered restitu
tion of tho cattle. The Prince ha,
also ordered s levy Of men between the
ages Of 16 aud 90.
MADRID, July 24.-At . Council oil
Ministers held At L.Graujs under The
Presidency Of King Alfonso. it was re-
solved to send engineers and architect.
to the PHILIPPINE Islands for the pur.
pose Of rebuilding edifioes destroyed by
earthquakes.
The tota! less Il life by the earth
quak. at Manila 10 estimated Ut 800
including 200 Cinnamon. Almos,
every family is houstlpss.