The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-08-19
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rlrsl rdce. tWO-year OiuS, nVe iur-
longs, Governor won, Sunbeam
second, Clara D., third; time l:O7l. |
Second race. all ages. mile and a |
quarter, Edwin A. won. Virginian |
second. Charlie 5. third; time 2:l7.
Third race, all ages, mile and q |
quarter, Boardman won. Skylark |
second, Ike Bonham third; time 2:l5. |
Fourth race. all ages. mile and a |
half over six hurdles, Lizzie ID. won. |
Ohio Boy second, Shylock third |
time 3;0ll.
Fifth race, handicap, all ages, mile
and half. Ingomar won. Bayard
second, Speculation third: time 2:4l1
SARATOGA, August lS.-Weather
clear and warm, The track is in
good condition and the attendance
was fair.
First race-0ne mile. Cinderella
won, Terror second, Capt. Wragge
third: time, l:47i.
Second race-One mile and half,
General Philips won, Mamie Fields
second, Geoforth third; time l:443.
Third race-Three-fourths of a
mile. Glencairn Won, Sportsman
second, Brenda third: time. 1:l2l.
! Fourth race-Free handicap hur-
die. one mile and and half over six
hurdles. Day Star won, Frank Short
second, The Stranger third; time
2:539.
New YORK. August 13.-The
Southern Dental Association con-
cluded its labors this evening and
adjourned 10 meet in July, 1881, mt
Ashville.. n. c. Following officers
were elected: DIR. V. f. Turner,
Raleigh, president; DR.. L. ID. Car
penter, Atlanta. first vice-president;
DIR. c. G.. Patrick, Charleston, second
vice-president; DIR. NJ. f. Bland,
Charlotte, n. c., third vice-presi-
dent: DIR. III. A. Lawrence. Athens.
Ga, treasurer; Dr.. j. B. Holmes.
Macon, corresponding secretary; Dr.
T.. i. Chisholm. Tuscaloosa. Ala, re-
cording secretary: and an executive
committee consisting OF Drs. j. III.
| Coyle, Tompkinsville. GA, L. l..
Hunter, and L. L. Moore, Columbia.
:. c.
Tucson, Arizona, August 49,
Private advices received here say
Gen. Canto was routed at Mutation,
and that the state of Sinaloa is in
hands of RamereZ and the ally of
Marqez. The latter is reported as
coming from Sinaloa with consider
able force. Zactaces, Leon. Jalesco,
Sinaloa and Sonora have risen, and
it is believed the general taking up
, of arms is directed against the new
:. president Gen. Gonzales.
NEW YORK, August 13.-Henry l..
Edwards, Il young man about TWEEN.
ty-eight years of age, who took pas
sage on the steamship City of Dallas
at Ferhandina on her last trip TO this
port, mysteriously disappeared dur
ing the night of the 9th inst, and is
supposed to have jumped overheard.
He came aboard apparently i'll i'll
health and in destitute circimstan-
ces. Nothing was found among his
, effects to indicate his intention of
{ suicide.
, WILMINGTON, N. c., August 49,
Stephen Richardson, colored, who
killed his mother-in-law, attempted
to kill his wife and mother-in-law,
in this city on the night of July 19
last, was to-day convicted of murder
in the criminal court, and sentenced
| to be hanged on the Sd day of Sep
tember next.
New YORK, August 13.-The
physicians to-day stopped keeping
record of DIR. Tanner. The doctor
took breakfast in a restaurant, and
this afternoon received a present OF
q mammoth turtle from Pensacola.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, August ia
sensation was created here day be-
fore Yesterday by the announcement
of rich mining strike in the Mexi-
can village of Los Placintos, about
thirty miles distant. The village is
built of adobe huts and corrals, and
the foundations of the houses are OF
rock. A prospector, Jesse Martin,
Z. discovered mineral in this rock. He
pounded up and hammered some of
| it, getting rich result in gold. He
located the streets of the town
whence gold rock was taken, and had
assays made, with a result of $4,000
Of gold to ton, the lowest grades
of rock assayed being forty-three
dollars. Governor Lew Wallace
has just returned from the place.
lie paced off the lead, making it 81
PAGES in width. Its length is not
known, but 5000 feet along the vein
has been located. Subsequent as
says in Santa Fe give from three to
six thousand dollars per ton. The
whole of the village is built OH the
ledge, and rock worth three dollars
per pound has been thrown about as
worthless.
| ATLANTA, Ga, august 13.-Ex-
United States Senator Thomas N.
Norwood. at the request of a num-
ber of delegates to the late guber-
material convention, and of large
number of citizens throughout GeOr-
gia, has consented to make the race
for governor. The committees adj
dress to the people and Senator Nor
woods letter of acceptance will be
given to the press for publication to-
morrow.
| WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 13.-
The national board of health has re-
ceived adviees from Havana stating
that during the week ending July
81, there were "a deaths from yellow
| fever, 13 from small pox. 6 from ty-
phoid fever; total deaths from all
causes 208. During July, 282 deaths
from yellow fever, and 1017 deaths
from all causes. The board advises
THAT the Spanish brig Charite, which
sailed from Havana, August 2, for
Baltimore, and the Spanish brig
Nicholas, which sailed for New York
AugustS, are believed to be infected.
MAYS LANDING, n. j., August IL.
THE two-year old daughter Of Mrs.
McCrystal died here last night from
injuries received in the collision on
the Atlantic City road. This is the
elder Of the two children Of the Nc
Crystal family, who were ali scalded
and burned. Their mother died
in Philadelphia last night. The
death of this child makes the
list of killed eighteen. There are
still several persons unaccOnnted for
and it is proposed to drag Great
Egg Harbor river. near the scene Of
the accident, in hopes Of recovering
the bodies of those missing.
LATER.-The coroner's inquest
was held here to-day upon the body
Of one Of the victims ofthe railroad
accident at this place Wednesday.
Train men and number Of other
witnesses'were examined and a YER
dict rendered that deceased came 70
his death by an accident, for which
neither the railroad company nor its
employees are directly responsible.
The engineer and conductor Of the
second section of the train are stiIl
held, however, for the action OF the
grand Jury.