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, 1880-07-28

get TINT, which belonged to him,
Tii"ugl, the amount ,rtaltned was Tut
t @ at"i n'ipit', thst tnkr the %'f levy y'',' WIS
illegnl lnasn'uell as It WIS In excess, atll tho
parties, even granllng them atl rights III
rretlltnra. would be t,l1tenahlo, for trpspass
ior nlakl,tg ~, oxcrssiyc levy: hut law .loes
rants. Tho suit WINS brought 10 recover rent
9f tho prcinlses for tho lnnntls Of May n,1d
June. after Mr.. 1afcll lnMl vacated, which
Trask very well knew. The result Ut II Nil
.Jlstlcu De1nara.. Trnak was reiresente,i by
l'ayno Ftttz. 4 Jury trial WIS demanded, nt'tt
Il! THO afternoon the .caso WIS to bo trie,t.
Tile hour st WIS ofcloek, but neither Trnsk
'ocG 'iSr s GttH1Sy tIny o%' %as M Present; rG JNl
for nearly two hours, though Nfr. Bennett
twicr 1natle n lnntnn to llnye Judgment e,1.
tered ''p II his clent's behalf, i!cc...Ho Of tito
al,s'rn Of tho complainant. EAeli lime De-
lnssrs overrsltetl tic mott0l., at1tt, finally,
HEMAlGs' CLIIsK TOoH Ui' THE CASE
himself IN ,lcfensa Of 1'rask and kept it hn,ul
until Flttz cams III, al}out 1 0'cfnck. Dplluts
left ut H0'clDnk Tint ctnnt,g, ul,d tlil mt re-
trn until 0D, though tho Jury were out, anil
Ind rendered Il vout1ctlM fns0r 0f the plutnt-
On the 1atl, Of juno tho case on tic dis
!,icl wns on. hand, and with him
NJ. Moyer, AR. Dennctt's .lssociatu,
noMars Himself WIS conveniently ni'seMt. f
!!ln abseilcp nt the .Istico lost Him Ills J,lrIs-
dlctlon, a1l,i the cise wns thnn virtually dis
lnls;S,l; no otl!cr Justice being presei! te
tint y Judgment for tho full amount md
Gusts 1lnd Dcel, gtterru Zip slg,lnst him. Tho
Clerk Ind docl;etctl tlle ease is continued.
lnt lotn tMls a1lrEel G1Wllli9anee sa
sptokcn to, about, It, l,e said TINT bis
othef osS sids 5 !,a'l % cosentca %.3 '"t to oie e
continuance, AMI us tic defendant lIutl nat
sppeaissl, lle Ind rendered The Judgment. Ilo
K'c'l,a only remedy was through I'M appeal
Trnsk ut o,icu. sw0re ont MI execution, hut
Hnilie!loW Iln ',as not sllnwn up With II.
About u,e tintn It w,is Issued tlliugs wer,
other pnI,nrs, aid l,e concluded to lsscln,ltct.
But Mr. lliell says that lie viii kill tllc ilrst
ilni1 WHO attempts to Illegally tnkE his prop
erty a,tcr !. Gol1r Of the law 30 far nS tie
nd honest lIatI. aud a lias ' cear rtH se,ilc
H.: 'nsist by receipts In iis possession signed by
.Jtlsticc Dcn,ars was yesterday lskctl by Il
nTnuME rc1Irtef n,Ise how a c,no to be 80
Trask gang: Tie Justice nlt1ittutl tllut they
Wero MI ba.l lnun, and l,e Wus sUrry that liz
had snytllinE to 80 with ttenl, but l,s was
Elatl Tint TlGE TnlnuSE was showing then.
had don? otn'nly, and l,e believed that he l,nl
very exp1tcit ii lis saioiiei's M ,S nissdins Tss :
IN ignora,lGe Of tho cl!araeter nr the partius
,e,'1 he T9s &c. ,ealnG wit''' Further tan tMt ls
acted IN Traskss Interest At nh. C00k ilo lal
taken on bonds tpcause llD lind swDrtl 10 l,o
worth E3,010. The Justice wnY surprised to
learn IN That Cook had sworn to being worth
, 1880-07-28
STEAMER INSPECTIONS.

Tic Government inspector. Ordorcd to
IInfko DMtfy Examinations OF Steam
VcsHulx-&ireuter Snfcty to paAsctls sors
to Igu Insured.
Special Dlspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e.. July 27.--'rho follow
Ing circular letter llas brcn sent to all Super
yising Inspectors of stearu vessels:
TnEAsunY DEpAlsrMEvT, WASHINGTON, D. G.,
July .t, lHS0.-9llt: fnll i!r1s h1yoty Instructed
10 rpl,urt G.Ily to tho Supervising Inspector
General ur Stenn Vessels upon tho Rtcun,urs
SlRited by tnu, according 10 Secs. i,4U and
a.1o7. Revised Statutes. Iii MHk!ng suGh Visits
you must III nil cnscs exercise tho Authtlrlty
tho leutscd officers a6s,as tho general
ty Ut their hills nr.l boilers,
tho efficiency of tho lfu-boats a,ltl ntilpr !tre-
saving MppllAilcas. ,ad pny especial attention to
thu precautions MKititst f}rH rali!rett BY Noe.
4t19. Revised StAtutuR,a11d rle MID regulations
nf tho lt0nrt OF Supervising lnsteGtors. II yntl
find thlt tho locA!: :InsI,ccttrH, tn granting cur-
ttlcltcs, hsro falle4l to uxnot MI tho require
lneHts Of Inv liz to tho equipment Of stcnincrs,
you must Immediately mike Il special report to
tho Department nt ill tho facts IN thu c,lsc.
i Is tho opinion Uf tho Department
thut every pllsaGuger and ferry Rtenules
tn your distrIct Htutliu ho visited seycrit times
ft tho Interval cnvcrGil by Its Inspection ccrtttl-
cute. Hunks 1ur tho dHlY report hcrcin re-
ferlGd to will Go aant tn y0l ~ 1,nn ~ thoy nre
printed. You will pleMHl acknowledge receipt
Of this ofretilnr letter H1lt41r tho hnnks. Very
respectfully. JOHN SIIEHMAN. Secretary.
, 1880-07-28
PROVIDENCE w. CHICAGO.
Spftiai uitpifeh to 7he Chttuoo Tribune.

Sptetal Ditpiteh to This Chttdpo Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, II. J., July g7.-StInrtEng un-
der theirsix successive defeats from the COLL
iug champions, the Providence nine settled
down to business this afternoon attl won tho
seventh contest oil Its merits, batting Corco-
run very freely alll playing sharply IN the
field. Wards curves nlystItied tho visitors,
Mltl Gross gaye him elcgant support, handling
sharp tips clcanly, and throwing finely to
bnses. Dradlcy's batting nided In sending
trco men to tho plnte, and he led both tea.ls
With tho willaw. Quest hatl ar Oft day, be-
Ing seemingly unuble to hold thrown balts or
pick tp grouniers with his customary skill.
When the Chlcag0s appeared Oil the field they
received tlonbe round Of applause from,
the 1,500 spectators, III recognition of which
they 1noslcstly tlotrct their cs1,s Providence
won the toss, and Dalrynp!o md Gore
reached first III tllu first inning on fumbtug
by Start and llouck's nhltfeh fly, but fniIct to
reach tho plate. III the first for Providence
Hines rcachrtl third on Ills two-baser and
Fnrrelt's single, but was caught ut the pluto
by Williamson to Flint OIL reters' hit. JHck
got ns far rs third by base steiiling aud
TauFs retirement, where llo WIS left. 1}urns
tAF[lel dirst for CllicAgo In tho second inning
on base-lltt, n passed bail, COrcnrsltl's single
drive, and llouck's clumsy tumble. Up to
tllu fifth inning Providence sent but two n,cll
to first b,se. on 4 single hit anil n fumblo hy
Quest; but in tho sixth Dorgarl opened with
II baser, gatnell second oil pnssed ball, atlu
tallicd on Hrasfey's ttonhle-bngger. bradley
reached third OIL n poor throw by Allsun to
Williamson, and Strt's single advanced him
home. Quests fuMblo OF Furrell's grounlcr
gave Joe second and Jnck first bugs, and on
Peters, slugle to right field S,nrt sought
to reach tho p1ate, but was
clevcrly caught by Kelly to Flint.
After two men had retired tn the sixth for
Chicago, Williamson bnttetl swift groltn,cr
to Peters, WHO threw sayagely to Start and
Williamson nlnlo tho circuit Ut tho bases, rs
the spllero bounded beneath tho tiers crowd
cd with people alld was not recovered Until
he llad sat down. Tho visitors sent but two
men to first base III tho succeeding innings,
Corcoran In thu seventh oil s!ligic, at,d Kel.
ly getting two buses Ill tlle ninth after two
men had been retired III encll instance.
Ward counted In the sixth fur Providence,
taklhg first oil single drive, second on
Quests mnff Ut Fltnt's throw, stolo to third,
and cane home on Cores wlle throw to tho
plate or, DorgnM's hit. II, tho eighth l'nters,
Ward, and llouck tallieA on three hits, Il
bnse on bulls, Il mutt by Quest, and tho put.
outs. Tho ,gana was exceedingly interest
Ing, nlld t!le errors SuD,neu to eHlIvcn tho
crowd. FArlnnK. .us uripirc, Knye general
snt!stnctlon, nll1 everything moved snioUthiy
Iiitl SATISFACTORILY. FLINT s!,nportcd COrcoraIl
Il i'no style, aiu tl|e most brilliant feature OF
Hines past li0ucls ut left tlrltl.
rlfE kfuItk.
, 1880-07-28
THE CROPS.


llAlkf ESI i y NllNNFSOTAs
spfe4dt DtspateA to The Chicago Tribune,
ST. PAUL, MIMI, July 27.-rhe following
crop reports l,nye been received:
st. Pcter-Tllo harvest commenced In ear.
nest throughout this section yrstcrdar.
Farnlors generally do not expect very large
Yield. Good judges think that many deli,
Will not yield over fifteen bushels to theaere,
Willie exceptionally good PIECES will comeup
to twenty or twenty-five. Bnrley promises
good crop; several fields cut and t'lras6ed
turn out twenty-five bushels.
MnlshAll-Tho oat harvest has commenced
pretty. generally throughout tho county.
Tho yield will bq enormous. The wheat har.
vest will begin about Wednesday,, anl be ID
full blnst Monday next. TIlu estimated ylell
Is eighteen busteIs per acre.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS operations bare
fairly begun aIl over the country. Wheat,
yielding about tlfteon bushels to The acre,
barley anil ents aro yielding well.
De]avnn--FarfnorS hnye been cutting wheat
since yesterday. THO yield runs froiii eight.
Cen to twenty htlslle1s.
Observation-Disclosures promises 25 per cent
better Yield than ten tluys ago. S0nD farm
ars begun cutting on Saturday. Tito hum Of
THO reApers Is heard III every scetfol.
,Aus.lr-Farmera are ll4rrying the !a1sest
on account Of tho ch!nGl,-bnEs. which are
doing some damage. Nevertheless the yield
Will bc better than last ycnr.
, 1880-07-28
Il. r. Patterson, plttsbllr1r. Pa, and tho b. m.
Belle Brnefirll: Al. Molfln,ni!n. Nashville, and

+, ;s :s:; sS 'S Fiji :ss as.s7s '7s + a"a
ily o?ti'r o. the Chester 1>riyinr Park Assoela-
toH. ttlncnnRtI: j. t'sslcn. Peru, Ind, md tho
It. i'Snss i're., IsneT Is.a. a. sa a ss' 'hs e
l,.t. E!lbnck TEN !paccr': Albert Cax, s,wcha-
l Ky md ,c H. I'laek ,,E ,E q GInrk,
e oe,ior 81 i's'! he tirana Rapids ch Driving
ths "ss J. S. tsra.t f u fesP ehsPss asK .'q 5
9t,ti tho L.. Ntl Tester, ticulam'n Stanley,
p"nt1Ne. and tho ei. m. lielie 9t l.sxuEton: y:
,tE1xsrATEstEyTs
fCains for entrance money pni1 or settlcA.1
Fred. sispeni'vl 6yonlcr II tic sainni,fsa Il mi
shcasn9o ya!icy t',lr Association, Youngstown,
'', ". i'cs,s @ Sewark. "a; tx O., and tho CHI. 3.
stion, i'asSto,,, =: tet: ], is;s: tsusponsion II
Nsl dak. MatsIlica to.l nrivin9 rart, oct. T. !.
y; i. Denton. Ashitabnla. 2. md the r.. =.
ssSt ss MI M H. $tEsss 9 ssa, T Il '1e esre rsO July ~
t.:snln!ght. V,k Grnso DrIyins ~ Association.
~ i. rove. 0ttawn, ILL.,, md tho h. 4. strangcr.
Trl,staie fair Assoclnsnn. 'rnlcin. O., duly =.
iS; nna ,'. G Cn'nMbus tt 81 l,rlyng rark Assste.
fnrco a,Fh!nst owutir and horsu. Tilu ho7se il
temporarily rctna,Nte Under Suspension of July
Il 1s' " tho Chester Driving i"rk 4Assootao',
yisFo 1tcsey S aa Trotti"s ao S z 6p. Il 5sk 81.
hosnas Evnna, Chtcaxo, mud the ch. m. tcsslc.
Chesfor ht ;el Driving Pnrk Assocfaton cncn.atlt
+; i. whitman, xcn!a, 9. Southern FUR As
n, rei.'a!nte;ne't i'nter ilulo 5s.l
, 1880-07-28
THE COAL MON0POL|SJS.

PHILADELPHIA, July a7.-Rnlnors weIe ~ ~
circulation to-day that various parties 10 .nJ s
coal combination. were ut Iosgerl'cads' m'y wv
tlat tic Philadelphia = Reading Cosspa'.., :,
would hereafter proluce con! III qua'''i'..s
to snit its own Interests and without ~ snl lfal al
Combination Is founded. Ex-prtss,,.lt,h4,es ~
iowel says all parties will keep 1ri wisi i,,cf III
present p!nn OF stopping t,roo days lI.,b " ~ of
week. rheru was no tiglt, aud NJ hlscA "
break or 4uytAlug ot that SORT
, 1880-07-28
DIR. TANNER.
1Io Fools Quito Llvcly OH tho .T1,trt1cth
lsuy OF His Fast.


Special Dispatth to The Chicago Tribute.
New YoHK, July 27.-Dr, Tanner gained
la!f pound In weight today, allf tic
doctors arc puzzlIng nbol't how he could Ito
50 strange n thing. rs no Inns uo new vynter
diet this tlno to atld anything to his systen,.
rho man is II t!ecl,letl mystery. IIe feels
flrstratc, and there seems no kind Of doubt
TINT lie will 10 through tho forty tlays. 11e
1las less hnn ten moro to 70 now, u1,d does
nat appcar to 10 In tho slightest hurry. Ills
life to-tlny was OF tho usual routine, ind itl-
evontful.
NEW YORK;, July o1.-Dr. Tanner Is In i'm
proved spirits to-tIay, a.ld mono Of yesterdays
unfavorable symptoms nre manifested. From
midnight until lloon lie drank ouly half q pint
Of water. lilo enters confidently upon the
tllrticth day Of his fast.
New YORK, July 27-10 D. m.-Dr. Tanner
Is still III Tho same condition. Took tho usual
drive Mt Q, returning Mt ., lnving dtlcd his
deniii john Ut t!lo well. Ills pulse was u, tom
per!tgre $3.50, respiration II, weight 13o
frsj,n Fnt1a,1tt,tr ,rIf1 pbn,., hts 1oo~oo,o H..
, 1880-07-28

= q ElLfIslsFs.SUFs*
HALIFAX, N. S., July 21-Frhc Ilnllfnx
Rowing Association l,as decided tucllallengu
Kiluy, Ut Saratoga, to sc.,tl race with WAR
reil Smith; distance three miles, mud stakcs
$1,000 u sllle.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 91.--'rhe Slate row.
Ing regatta was finished today. Course, ono
mile nlltl return.
The senior Hnglc-scnll racn wits wont by
O'Donncll. ut tho Neptune. Time, l4:45.
:, lily fo1lr-t?aHd lhlrEu race WIS wol by
the 11npes. Time, 14:::,8
Tile wherry r1lcc was won BY Stein, Of tho
IInwnrtls. Tlmc, 15::l31
The four:oarrd shell race was won by the
Eclipse. Ttme. 13:t1L1.
, 1880-07-28

NEw fonE, July a7.-A Petersburg IVA,
tlislmtc1l suys the nillcIal returns show tbs
polh'lntion Of tic Second Supervisor M;
trict, comprising twenty counties Of VI.
ginfa, to be 4o8, ,ooo, about oi'e-fourtl tho BIN
,latl"n of tho Stale. Population Of peters
burg, 9l,tO0: Lynchturg. $4,000; Dany,ls
7,000; Manchester, D.000. Tho census shoW,,
lleavy gums in the past ten years. Tie gm' enn,
1'lerators report tfiat III s0nle counties tba
leorln never heard Of IL census, ,,tld tlloueSs
they were being enlisted for nrothor war,
, 1880-07-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

FARTHER FONT, July a7.-Passed Inward,
tho Canadian, from Liverpool.
New York. July a7.17Thc steamer Aca-
pulco arrived to-day from Aspi,lwull, having
III tow tho disabled steamer, Colon. Of the
NEW' folK, July .aL--Arr!yg,l, Deyon!a,
from ulnsguw; Suoyta. frum Hamburg.
l<oSNoS, Jnly 91.-'llIo stea,,Dys Spnln md
Dennlnrk, fromi New fark, hay4 arrived out.
pH!t.ApEI.p1!lA, July31.-Agrlyed. Illinois,
FROM Liverpool,
, 1880-07-28

New YoHK, July e7.--1lfettard N. Len, a
prominent member Ut the Pr0t1uca Exchange,
was taken suddenly sck this afternoon Mt
his Office in Whitehall street, a,td WIS r.
moved tn the Stevens lIatlsr, where he died.
LeA was about ~ years old. uc 1eayes II
wife and five children,
, 1880-07-28

dpfetQE 7711p1lCH % TIE CH1uH0 1FI1HHs4
RocKFot!p, ILL.,, July 37.-Alrs. Polly Mark
ham. Of Albion, Mich, who Inns bce, visiting
here for year past, died yesterday ,nor1llng
III the 8lst yenr Of lInr age. She WIS horn lit
Columbus, n. T., july i. 1900. Tho re,liniMs
VIII By sent to Albion, Aflcl;, ct which place
the funeral services will bo liclu.
, 1880-07-28
COTTON.

WILMINGTON, 4. G., July o7.-One and 4
llalf inches OF rain foil tt,-tlay between and
half-past o'clock. Plnnters complain ot
dalnngo IA. cotton from the rain.
MOBILE, July 27.-!'rof. Riley, Chief Eu.o..
lnologteal Commissioner OF tic United
States, addressed tho members Of tic Cotton
.ExchnnHe to-dny, and reports Tie worm ia
most fields throughout lnrgu extent Of ier-
ritory visited by HIN. Lie says that II Tia
planters poison tho worm and tho weather !,
good thoro 1nay ba q worry good crop.
, 1880-07-28

Special Di.rdtth to The Chteauo Tribune.
RocKFol,D. Ill.,, July a7.--Snmucl Vert
mnll, I'M old resilient Ut this city, died at II
O'Clock Yesterday III tho 18th ycar OF his agp
1le Wns born III Eastern Pennsylvania Mny
1H 1SDi,
, 1880-07-28

I'VE oNNILCoI pHoE UN NEVVHUt
ATcllls0S, Kus., July a1.-Nrs j. u. Mar
y!n, Of this city. guyo birth to girl baby OF,
Saturday lust that Weighed only one and
threetluartcr pounds. The child Is perfectly
developed a1nl bids fair to lIve+ The mother
has llad three children. Tho ,!rxt u boy,
weighing eleven pounds wheA born, tia sec
, 1880-07-28

This sl,0ws n gnin In ten yenrs OF 3a1s !.
Will 'o noticed that nosrly ill the fncrrosah T. I.
u the manufacturing eilies Of Sycaln"rnn ~
Sandwich, and Do knlh, and thu Villages y
1H10 - ~o at1ea
, 1880-07-28

quarter Envoy collapsed. am, retired to to
fourth ptnce before rearltnE tho half, at
Unala il passed Into second plnce. At Tho
tlrce-tlunrter p0le the ur!Gr r.w,.s--'rrkm,sl,a,
unalnIt, AMrall., lliliy. Mfstlutoe.nntl Envoy.
THO !at.tr fifteen lengths II tho rcar, Gontis
snsily wlrstet tho leat! FROM Tekoi.slla, anL,
finishing tho first mile, she led him i.
iis%Etl, iouEFt,, ,is;|.;se AHs {!h. HI a t,r E0vov 3y
was onfy 4 fug. Tllers WIS no i1npnrtant
:; s;hanse ,ntil Mile af'tl h9lf was trayerssl.
a, hf s,oss a1st9 o T,ksSa !ss y ws Ss aH Ana a M
~ inIel, running rs, tratting. II, tic iInnl
heat Wns concluded with Unalnln lea,ling
Ss sHos ss', Ha sif5Ss T. 3 f2 y 'ss: sssfy Jss ssts
n.!t, , Enyoy distarccd. Tckoilsha was sct
i,5si nn the %I!s ill., in Wss ~, completed in ass'
Scc'!ltl hntCi'nols: Unalala. $50; field,
Sl0 Tck0llsn. md l}Elly travelled I,c,ui nll,t
hnad fur tic first quarter, unnlaln third,
Mlstletoe fourth. Annn II. last. Thun Tekol-
saths f;e! sss!s te f bIfy E1p etirsl Il ri
N favor 0f Unnlal,t. Ntd formed Ero,ip with
ssllpplnE aM trottln,g vt hts peculiar gaft
through the, first iuile. beating l,er thrnt,
seculA( mile tho mare ciosed WITH the
lrntler. nlnl WIS within an open length
uf HIN Mt tho utlnrter.l,u1r. She tIt! mt 1,ass
him, however, until swinging into tito honlc-
stretch. when she truttetl faster ttnn slle
could rim, passed him, cnlllo away, alul won
III Jug by ft,.tr lengths. AIistlHtoe aud
Annn II. were ten lofgtlis behintl 'rckunsl,a
IN close order. Tektilsl.a w,ls set behind MI
but Billy, who did considerable running
himself. Tiu'e-NfLlc, s:20; two miles, 4:5S.
, 1880-07-28

1ine-e:5A: :::o1,s; .:::8af a:s7.s 2:4}x; e:3l<
frat @ a wnn ,t6n .ISe H. stn a,'g nto t,eats' y, aa
st ,1e SgSonf t1;y,i py ifiss0y u SA The race was
p'''po"so ",r,t r,,. 'o.'',.rr"~ ow1'' ,a,s ~,,ru
Lospos, .;s, j. Jnly a7E:rls w Greenwood stakes
Bay Arrclcr third; :.
len sr',eeks itily, Tise uoWa,. won the
plar third:
and ~ tII1e 1iseonu ,,,s ,,n s1aSes l2r Year-od colts
mn MI Rn.i, m xxx pn ~, oguel1 See
f'nfshati UT Iast 'SG ra t ror Us ra ~. aaM .vi lay
' inrtina @ .1Icn!,ai e ts.ns Ipae ro, is , w'n'!g
Gots ntns ,,lf mfgS T., fe Strnl9ht, where he was
oea'ea' "1'o lall'SEea st1th'
....-.. SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, July 9z-Susquel,anna md
ruce, II n,isu dusll, to I.liko Diackburu NiNl
1lo pools sold. Tline, l:4SiI.
The Mlse-Atla-llalf rtlcn WIS won by Col,
HiSrsoi Hiei rni tl.imi rne .oi iis ssso''u' anu alAfs
was ~ Won sly IS c%eknors G1 mn, s H.
1'A'e' A'i'A' np,o,1rox pr.c,,
was very muddy to-tiay.
:, I'LL ln tho live-fi!FlopYgS aas!! Clara A.. and
Tinse, 1sf 1:s5' Si. oeAu "e"'' @u'0eA'' '"'ra'
,aE,! Mise IMIK Woi! Io ni'iS Nila Itlf!nnE raco
eaSlly, ey s1nFfy sGc9nti, and Frank Mclaughlin
third. Time, 2:02H
The selling rice. mile and n uunrteF. wfts
won by Lillian: Ii,cky Hit srcnnH- En,rtfn.
fij,1 tliir,I I't,ne Y.i7 srhn Ern.,oI, ,,,,nis
rail- Sin ~"''~' "'''' o f'eAs't poo'o
wv pW~%sr"4., ~, ,,... a1 .,,.
t,ini tin.tBsea VIZ Won tne one.t'l;5g rsce, sslbstl-
HI.a I!a:a i1F sUM'ple ellMSos Wert0r sGeonts
NOV. otiGvlln third. Time, 1:4S. FrelGh
lives renll1ed s:.ssU,
susrEys,oys Avn p,,,xar ,rpvpvrs
1r. ,,rv4',,, ,,"'atsn @ 10 ~ Gh@a2o 1fee4,tt.
..nt tn'.s G5nn 5. LUZ, Juiy at.-DHflHs the
Hisst itW uN3H llle Natl0hn! IfOttlllY AsSUc3A-
fl6!l nus fllni!a Nn unusually lnrgo humber Ut
announcements Of suspensions md rcElstntj>.
lnptt3 affecting 1Nrstirn i,nrkn md hnrans
'rln number ri rpnstn t.msmt" IL vnr,. inr%n
iIirnfinx n hutter fcriin,s IL nv sir:,,ss ,,ul
n .inat"" r. " ,M"t1 afinis ~ tntt GtlG1cs WIN!
Eor,I h.',.,. ~ hHT .,,I,H, aot cutI{ many
toou N.Y.. no!ses W!1!u!i nave oeen out" n'itter
liie AsShclat!Gn rules, Tor u ycnr ur two past
Following IL the list:
a,,srrss,nSs.
lt,or no,,, ,nnvt,,a,t ~ nntr,nco ,,,,.v1
nv nrrtnr "a th" tsI,,nI,s ~ nrs~inx.' tt,,,
Ass3v,I",tt.. ~ +, Il ic ,, W uIiSnK Fafx
fssToitae. Il u a,!a'1s Myaia .ssn. uss. Mi1 tho u T.
a. Hsrlxi: A. II ,cHmnacn "n"%s' sa XIII. .ae @ VI;
the f. l., ifn,,r"r isnv IT, r'tIt.; nM
Mjt and ti,H Il Ivy W. III -. Fl t1.l., oao snuA su
, 1880-07-28

COLUMBUS, T., July 17.-T'tc population D,
Columbus by tho lnte census Il +, III person,
, 1880-07-28
TILE CENSUS.
DE IIAT.n COUNTY,.

DE IEATss COUNTY.
Spsetal Dfspntea to 1ns Chicago 7ttouns
SANDWICH, IT., July :7.-'rl,e cc,,sns -
turns Of tl''s {oo Kalb) county, rs co,nn,I.,
by tic County Clerk, C. NJ. Conrad, ars S',sd a,ss
below by townships, compared viii hs'sa ~
census Of 1870: '" 0e
, 1880-07-28

oa,d q tirl wetHhIllH shsaa p,,,!n,1
third. the gEfl l'nr1itu Satnrtlny. e%S III
say II IL tho smallest futIy.,inveo,ssI @I,aAI IN
ever born, ctlll
, 1880-07-28

THE PROGRAM rou ro-slonnow

HE PllU1NAA FUH Tu-MOHBQW
provides parse9;s tor s:lo and $50 trottcrs and
tho a:l9 race, In which Mud s., Charley
Ford. 1iannls, and Driver will compete.
Maud s; sells IN the pools Mt 500, while tho
strong Held ngninst ller brings but sas5. Tho
probgble starters III the 2:aJ class nre: VII
Wilbur f., si0O; field, So. Spccillntors w :tro
Investing ut q lively r1tU OH thn pacing race,
for wltc. the starters, mid their Respective
4antatl1ns aro US follows: Ben Hamilton,
Se|S Buy Billy, 81; I]'5k baa foinst, @ 81; -;
LII sALLE, H.r..
Special Dfsrateit tu The Chicago Trlbuns
j, LA.S.A1.LE, ILL.,, July 31-rlc first tlay OF
the raeo week opened to-day nuspc!oasly.
pcetatlans Of the most hopeful, and the In
tcrest taken BY the people Ii evidenced In tile
vnst colicourse that witnessed to-tlay's races.
The first race wns for Il purse OF S5o0,
aiydsd: Ihc entries were b. 3: Hurry s.,
Kibonn, DON Palmer. i. 9. petcr, b. ii. T.
Carlos. o.
=, Thiy M , raee wns won by ] E,sma s N Maxwell IL
tH Gralam seco,nl, Peter third. Norris fourth;
Thu secontl race ,wass for the a::a4 GLASS;,
Purse of S50, divided. The entries wu1p:
Dr. &. Warrior, e, 6. Conway. b. g. big Sunp,
br. y. Emma Eari. b. g., Willlum IT,, b. III
fSlig fnl lrwi b. IN. Cl!anpIon tllrl, b. q
follows:
William ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j / ! i
iMn Iss. Enta I!.tn' '.'.'......' ............
Ise.Al NeAis !tw!h. h........-....."....4 I o r.o.
LIN ooAP..s ....-,.s.s.-+-.s.1 tW8-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-04
ANOTHER OLD SETTLER GONE.
Death Of DR.. o. F. stevens. OF jefferson.
Union County,

Death Of DR.. o. F. stevens. OF Jefferson.
Union County.
DR.. o. F. Stevens, we'll known 10 all the
old settlers Of southeastern Dakots, died at
his residence near Jefferson, Union county,
last Saturday afternoon. DR.. Stevens vas
one Of the earliest settlers Of Union county,
having located upon the farm which has
ever since been his residence, about the time
of the organization of the territory 10 1861.
He possessed q genial, social disposition,an
Immediately after his settlement became an
important factor in the political and social
elements Of the county. He was several
times elected a member of the Dakota lesis.
lature, his last ssrvioeiintha capacity being
in the territorial council of 1873. OF his
habits Of life in late years his old friends
keenly regret that the facts compelled the
Sioux City Journal to write a. follows:
Of.lats yesrs his intemperste habits have
totally wrecked What vas once 4 strong man.
physically aud mentally, and there 10 no
doubt that whisky has shortened what might
have been q useful and honorable life. The
immediate cause ofhs death was erysipelas,
The doctor had been extensively engaged IL
the practice Of medicine, and leaves on bis
books about 5000 In accounts. but lhese
were Of no little value that during his Last
sickness his family we're supported By The
charity Of his neighbors. aod yesterday hia
frends purchased . coffin Tor him ae their