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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-24
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION SIGNAL CORPS, q. g. A
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MIMI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
Meteorological Record, March %, 1880, $3.50 N.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-24
RUSSIA.
MORE PRISONS IN SIBERIA.

MORE PRISONS IN SIBERIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 25.-The president
of the administrative council of Eastern 81
IBERIA having reported the pressing necessity of
new prisons owing to the great influx of politi-
cal prisoners the past two years, additional
prisons will be constructed Immediately On the
River IvanOfka.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-24
SO insidious are the first approaches of con-

So insidious are the first approaches of con-
sumption that thousands remain unconscious
of its presence until it has brought them to the
verge of the grave. An immediate resort to DR..
D. Jayne's Expectorant upon the first appearance
of cough, pain or soreness of throat or chest,
would very generally preclude fatal result, or.
in case the symptoms indicate the presence of
latent consumption, would tend to subdue the
violence of the disease and thus materially as
sist in prolonging the life of the patient. Use
the Expectorant therefore when you take cold,
and by 80 doing prevent the necessity for its
use in more dangerous complaints.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-24
NIHILI5T ARRESTS.


Most stringent measures arc heing adopted
against Nihilists. A large number of suspect
ed persons have been arrested. The police
make frequent domiciliary visits.
dispatch from Odessa says sixty arrests
have been made there in the last few weeks,
mostly of teachers, some filling important
public posts.
THE CZAR AND WILLIAM
At dinner in honor of the Emperor Will
liam's birthday the car said: On the ami
versary of my accession to the throne the en-
peror of Germany gave me renewed proof of
his constant friendship by an official letter,
which was Immediately published, and also by
private letter, both of which deeply moved
me. I reciprocate the sentiments and wishes
expressed in them and count upon the main
tenance and consolidation of the relations
which have existed for more than century
between the two people. 1 drink to the health
of the emperor, my best friend.
DEATH SENTENCES COMMITTED.
The sentences Of death passed on the politi-
cal prisoners at Kieff, have been committed, in
the ease of two prisoners, to hard labor. Two
others are to be executed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-24
THE LOSSES

will foot up about as follows:
P. b. Flynn, on hotel. ...........$4 $500
Household goods and furniture. -. 80. 1000
A. o. U. w., on furniture and fixtures. 200
M. W. Murphy, on hotel. .............. 1000
On furniture. ........... ............ 400
John De Grass furniture. ............. 100
w. E. Smiley, clothing. ............... 50
Elwell & Rickerson, on furniture DANA
ged. =. $50
G. w. Smith, merchandise damaged by
water and removal. go. -. 500
Total Observation-Disclosures. $500
AHy<rr
, 1880-07-24
QUACliS.
AttOrueysG enerAl I;.Isait's INterpEeln-
Hon OF tho ktu&O I'rnttacB ACt-llosv to
Proceed AxRlHrt Bogus Doctors.
gaa,tat iNnuateh 10 I3s i!hicanl lEitlihk.

Iidsalt's 1Nterpreaa-
tto1l OF the ktu&O Practice ACt-llosV to
Proceed A.RgIlrt Bogus Doctors.
Sp<rtal Dtspaieh 10 7As Ghtea9u Tribune.
Spu1SoF1ELn. ILL.,, July ya.-Attorney-Gcn
eral Etlsall has returned tle following ruply
to ur. 1taucl, who desired Information re-
gnrsllng tho Interpretation Of tho provisions
oG the Stato l'ractlce act, aud tho mode Ut
procedure under t.Wt statute:
t,rATr or It1lHols, A1TonNEYsn RNE.tAt:'s
0FPlcg. bFn1NurlklA1 July n lsal.-Dr. Joli, II.
Itlatl.,' Stetetnfp stats jhx1ri u thaHA-l'EAN
HIN: ain III rctsNfpt Ut your letter " thu W.
init, ltaoluslnN copy Of resolution adopted W
tlo socrStary Ut this Hoard % nnI 8 hereby
lilrgytol tu ask tho uilcNl oRlnfo, " tho Attur.
tiny~leuerAi whether tho tnW furnishes my
dul!nitluu IT tho torn prMutlca bf lned!ele.
or 'practEcthg .noliu within tho tnc.nlng o.
sumo ID, atld whotilsr this llasl ts,lot autaorize4
BY tho safd Act tn deler'llnB tGu lncttliltx "
sat,, tpxn, fns she regulation 9! ptt3s1etans OF
tAu prosecution for 4IAcst,s undut sli4 nut.'
Iiu eleventh. section r. tho ses s = GES;g'.late
ih tt,a"t; t;;.,s%Ens; sEs Sny KY pars, IT, .hI t.
liz ,auuuulx 1t this art VIM slall
pn,fcs4 publicly to bea physlGs'l,. nnu to pr9.
sus1S .ass H. tho I is.isss il. D ia*a j is7g, J. ill.,
Independently Of this statutory dolnittou. the
terl,a mIMFt aGl u,nbnco tho pursuit. ti,d vuEt-
tIun Ut ao ~hD luitls h!h,sGlt out to thu public
utId nccorttugly psearrlbcs for ur srtiA patlsAts
~ liui }hJnk tue Isoartl has my authority to
pscsctluu auy tteauttioA of these terms til coli'
, 1880-07-24
Hrpa1nllElt.

Loadon Correspondence Neg 1HFk 7Ensfs;
: 1t tho frlHnna aud foes vt 3!r. l3radluugh, the
masnber tor Northampton, had entered Into III!
alllaI.ee 10 advance his pcrsonat Interest anu
!Al!ko him tho Most famolls notorious III uttnt
tdoy have 4one. They hayu playe4 hls galno ~
tho ei,uo. It " 1Itl!oult y! say who hna leoA his
6ir 9tnfford Nosthpate, tho louder ct hcr MnJos.
ty's opMAtloa., NJ. lsratlnnsl y pFoprlcturM - ~
nowspapor t4lad thu Natt,'n4 lt<(orMsr. Wo
oltelnont," hu sail to u fste,la " niue, sold
lt,tEo thin l., ,0ou otpies week but our Grcs!ia-
eaaa. Ar. Usallau4h. froa, position of 13lnlMtr.
a.tyo inpeounsosssy, ri.es 10 "t,o * a.Hvs'ee. W T..
" now ono Ut tho foremost moi, III Enyland. ns-
tnr,nsned ttl! furthos to ADVANCE his tausa. pne
lIenry Lewis ClArko hxa !sauel u writ ugal1lst
parltatuent for aittlnX md Voting In the House
of Cesasn9s.A without havsSY snese:ths1 to ~ 9
Flctorla, C6Hp. ~. Every tins Hr1t!iaugh sotcs
Clarke xaIs he will sus for tho penalty.
, 1880-07-24

nro deserving Of notice. fur their originality,
%sos .s aTnsS A%nEst g; tho
iepa. wse pno,to m % IL 1ii ni III lni,rn''t ncIae 'ent
L!!!ea "Itnor toti nor stni print lrI.nnn e.. e..
"s!ss1' g W y s s", Z
sra bcI!axs ibo ct.la'!,ana of tho wh9ls
srld p14tuso It4!ys do's' LIS is bns l. Mten,Ta;
ieSt i;ort,,pai T., I'm boo sisao sinces !!,y
!s f, s1e sfas5 ess Ct p sreso SFor tho nv nv
and tho hcrtll; tint oi Hanover u.cd e ba sus:
sinsro ot nile" tUnertaks an1 ena, tat / !,1 =
good tause triumph. q lasi:l Denninrx has for
device, l,ennus nhI ~, ndj.'or", sThe Lord my
Thc Frencii device hns bceM Uttered according
10 tho different s,ycrcIgns., tharnmonde motto
W sas s 9'a Va. s@xn t .9i o
ih,uriw,ns Inst Rnntcace wus "Hle.l snn*e liz
rrnnce" Gathering d. Ms..tsis /, hsd r, g. ra!nho%
This mlotn OF Jahn Calvin WAS - Prt,niptc ot sim
ana fa!hfS; NIT that Of lix?
ss aol,% VA "ot eas n's lnt'i ens ay! vxt III who
II rss's, sGaar|is:; aias chH;!ss i!s,ontSs
XVII vitnia | 'npendcro ] @ vero' r1a stako Snss iife
ts0 s tEh {sr s%a "
inAnstftn, antsKtftAk."
Tho Frcctnas.,ns have "O.nnibus unus" tOne
for all; tho Jeallits' ucytco Ia "a. II. D. e.,
"Ad ina]0rcin dsI .glorian,'" tFnr tho Lor'i.s
greater g1nty,. The French Acaticrny's ,'t,tto Is
"iuvcnIt 1t perfect tt undiscovered and I'm.
proyedl; tho City uf Paris, Flnctunt nee MFR.
gitur ;" IT toRts but mover Rinkf}: tho Tnwn OF
Marscilles. "ActLh,Is isinei1H,A urbH futNct MnE
silerats THE City OF Nnrsclllcs ia fafnous for
the RreMt th!uKa she hi.s HtctlnaplIefle'l,. The
Frotich aud I.atst languages are most etnrloyea;
fircek IL x,,urceIy found III n,uttocs. ThrFrench
hnve no English ttoviet,s, whilst tnnJoriiy Of
English 1orce8 nre III French.
, 1880-07-24
SAMUEL +. MILLER.
Personal Cl,arnctcrfsstcs cft1e Popular
Suprcn,e-CoMrt Judge.

.n.fs 1,s
personal onafncteriss1c " tno *oPuAsE
Supfeuse-Co"rt Juuxcs
Washt"ptDn Republic.
Judge atIllcr's house, although 1t Ia whNt Is
called u . x,nclo " anc, ia very Iaruu, tta Width
saa'eu ~ % saas'a ~ HIa',.s ,,sr ;,.,+ T,s,Is,,
IL not Gu gfeat' Dtt 1ts uet'a nna hRnt iuFn4a,'
an abs''1t1nncc or roon' 1t 10 hatlt " nrlok a1a
bt1,,yl.et1te ID thseu stnrlea nigh Mtuft I'M Ell-
tIs,, ,mxn,,,cn, and i. s,,rnI,,e,, t,y lnansus
s"sr t',s.r ,,.,,.,. aiiI,.rs :,rc.t ",w.
bor is Senator naynr.'. mud adjolntng tho house
or the Inter is Sellior Elnu1l4ls, vuthG west
1,se n".., h,u in,ais. I,,iit a. nou, hn,,x,, ~, !,
,,ror or @ a"rncr ~. IL % thn rrand rand ohi usnsion. Of
Judge Wylis, anu 'opt'oaIt Is tho browa-
sta,ta rcsidcaoo ot ou.,. sehcnck. At tito
Junouu. :" a.'t ,.',,u. t~.,,,, ,t,"h:
s41chusttta avenue a1la halt bluaso lr.! a!l4a
ln1ld pl,.te n tho HOW statue u 0e. Vlintnnh.
tuke,i nltlxether. tha1u y no filttr lUAtlon ~
tho city. Tho interior nf she ho,sS. th,,iKa n0t
rxtrhsnxant, ta'bosh rlali nrd t'lAetIl. ZIG our
pets uro .Mrk in rnlDr .1i,i Ut tie best nattrn,
rich lAGe ,nd satin 9sIrtnls'a sfuua tho wlitnHh.
nl,A tine old carved rOsewtkHI furniture shows
tho n,sbstl,Itin! uhnrRctcr Of thu place. Thers
, 1880-07-24
4 QUEER CROWD. i,

Some Of the rectllaritleh OF n Doctm
who reun Hotel Near rsIttAburg-1Ets
Adventures In 1!n.1and and Ills Fas.
cluatl0na III America. y
Special Dfs1dteh TO The Chicago Tribune
PrrrsDuHH, l'a., July '1;.-1Iuysvlllc Is \
pretty little psaco six miles west OF Pitts
burg, on the Furt Wayne i; Chicago Isail-
road. Its principal attraction Is 4 larap
hotel, which in the summer yc,tson Is lllled
with guests, mostly from rittsbnrg. George
Sasl, and Dr. Norman c. Mclean have been
running tho house this seuson, doing we'll, "a
was supposed. To-day, however, the pro-
prIetors Ind difficulty In regursl to money
1llntiels, nlttl this morning tho Sheriff went
down and took possession of the hotel.
III regard III Mclean, the following Is told
BY party familiar with all thefacts: lie had
a sister llvi.u: in London, Eilg., with nnn
'anseA Payne. to wl,usn she had been mar
ried, although It Is alleged TINT Payne llad
wife cnjoylng the best Of health ut the time
Of the ceremony, md ta,at his object was to
gain tossesslon of her lnrge estate. lie sue
cecdcd iii getting from her nll f,cr plate,
iewels money, md tho fec simple of m estate,
the annual rental 0f which wis not less
tl,an ES,00U. liaying done this, he
kept lIer under the Influence OF liquor
until she died, and Or. Mclean arrived III
Englnnd in tiWo to attend Payne's trial
for this crime under MI Indictment for nlan-
slaughter, and saw hinl convicted and trans-
ported FOR life, There Ind beer policy OF
life llsurlnce OF $40, 900 OH the life TINT had
so iRl.0n1itUuSly Ktliie nttt, mid DIR. Mclean
himself had been the examining physiclNil
This lad offered sufficient grounds to Payne
upon which 10 charge tho Uoct0r With being
MI nccn,upitce. and to refute the churge and
cleAr his skirt OF the teehrlrA1ltes OF the lnW,
together with the delays OF hd}udlcating his
sister's estnte and also that of all aunt,
wil0 had dicdt too. III an l,lsnne asylum.
knpt the Doctor l0nger tltnn be had anttc~
pnte.l, During ths Doctnr's absence III En-
EfalI 3!r. Naall detailed to him the condl-
tim Of things at Naysyiiso; that money was
needed, fur the house. About .this tine The
York, Of souIe sso, ,oDo w3rti. Of dIanonds,
IN II iillanrlal way, much ,w0rse. During the
Doctors al}scilco IN Epglanu Ills wife WI.
1T Ilaysvlllu .aiid Ills ulother-in-law In
New fnrk. liz came buck TO this
country, however, and ls said not TO- have
eoulu ilul,e, having become fascinated
hy Il member OF the Carl Itosn opera trouIH
WHOM lse followed to various cities III thii
country, md when he only gnve up OH her
return 10 England. After this lin wife
1nntllur-i il.nw, and all met In reconcl! !EatluE
ut lInysytflg, whore they have lived all HuI!s
ller hi peace and q,.let, until tlIU unpleasant
1less wlleIl came to tbeslirfaea today. Otle,
Developments arc expected ,wll'cl.. 1t Il
believed. will lend additional Interest to tl&
case, not only llere, but In several other
cities East anil West.
, 1880-07-24
ABSURD EXUBERANCE
Tho Democratic Bottle.
SsM Turk Herald. INiu2t.

Ss.u York Herald. Iuiy2t.
Tho Democratic cnnvNss hus opened like the
uncor1tlng Of chatnpaKnc-bottie, with whirr,
aul d nxz. and Il Hush OF foam. THO novel ac-
complishmont or nominating Presidential
candidate by spaAtl Ut cuEntnon eenso nftcr
twenty years prevalence of political lunacy tn
tho purity wis invfguruttuH. The Hutldenncss Of
Tho fcut, Tho unexpected Im,ctuostty With which
oil the Clnclnnati delegates. sane and it,sHnc,
rushed into concurrence upon Gen. Hancock,
added to tic cxhIlaration. Finally, tho
popular reception uf tho nomination,
oyon by Republicans, as respectable
one, wns 80 unw0ntcl IL sensation that
It hns turned De'ltrrhtic hehtls md snadu them
friky. 70 trust the tnlk IN their c,nteronecs
woGld i,nagna thnt tho cu,lvuss fsM "wnlk-
over; that tho four tntervenngi months before
rets,u!ns 10 10 done BY FOR ecu. Hancock Is to
rnck his trunk a!d ~ .n the ill, sattlng for n n
lf this absurd exuburnlcc does not spco1lly
abats, the spectators VIZ be npt to Ket an itta.
w9a only tnmpornry and tho party has suffered IL
selapse. The iowess@l, psn,'l, se.rpact esssn-
1e St r. r4aes aap pis xh ss
sulis ato achieved, and led y .sas.etous
not to hu onssed by a mere huri1sh Or ty tho
] nat 9f tSe 5st s %s " q o bors 2sfha s
b. competent commanders. Fnr Il ftoady drink
S & tso ssa saaqGRsd GRod 10 e pre
ersncc to tho fEottl which they ure guzz!ing ut
this moment Does my rMMo and sobsr y ne'n,,, ~.
Republican nrruy which mtist be met and Yali-
qulshcd Defnre a nelnocrut!c Presidcnh Gun
Witch G Gen. Xranss esaases snsaea
es 6 ass II 1hs fhheR he sR w xo tor
solid Rtlunrc WIS itIlkco n tho rup.l tslanenvro
which resulted III Ge.,. Gnrtleld's nomination;
political tKhting qualities which were Displayed
On both ssdes III thAt corntAt will be unitG4 in
this canvnsa. ~ North mud south, Enst aud West.
AoctinnaI dlscorlanccs, would unite against
foreign enemy. II Gen. Glunt hatl been SUCCESS
counted upon il dissolution of tho ltennhllcan
organization, somewhat lko that which befoll
a9r u @ nus T. nssiesS T to- speculate
for brcAk-ur WIN avoided, and every ltepub.
lcsn faction IL forming Into common lino Of
The infatuatton that tho Republicans aro dis.
brgnnizcd - que Of the most idlotc features q
tnS epn4tOn ~ o;. of e
moss. pulitscal aud pc:sansi. 1et9ute IN .eca-
haa slg1,ned bis intention curly to vote fer Gen.
1ianceek It u Silly Inference that tue purity -
sSn*t sstor r d sssi psetIsu ss ss ays oeuf &C "a
% %1S { !ss = anq 'rsatss a - = .@Pso
y Ayun,iner-trip In Colorado. ar 10 aenns1s Cotik-
ltng becn1lse he ia trt,llinI for ,nascAllvngc ut
HsTsSr a. na rcts ssaa et III msTfsftns f syoo r
at ttuir branch otlce lii Chicl4so. THO prepos-
tesotia toll,s1on wlllch tho Democrats have
Nf his must Mtrent frlc,s, thnt they itro tl,sf-
fcoted toward their purity btx;aaso thGf pFelecr
tu tuko thelr summer jauhts In July Instead Of
lttfH In Ia rrttl15uf 1t huH
, 1880-07-24

I'll Dan. bought him to-day Of hla owner,
W!lllan, Bedford, Of Evansville, Ind. here,
tor Si0,om casts. Ha had two oilers of ss2N00
IJdcli, WHO wanted. lin for x. i. Uase. Of
Racine, and tho other from Ira Bride, who
Y Xas bidding for II. V. 1,elnls, of Cl,lraEu.
Neither offer had beun accepted at Inst ac-
c1uMfs, but It Is probable tint unu Of theul
VIII be. S0rrcf Dan has won every racs, lIg
eyer started 1n,-twcnty-hnc: has q record
* 2;lU, and Will f,o cu1,st,terrA bargain at
The figures mentioned by ilorsemen.
, 1880-07-24

WS$'ssxs; -
Fxo ,St pss Ssso Rattanlo y stsSey ay:
First bhso Gil nrrnrs-Lhteaxt, !.
m Struck out-WlllIamsoti. Daliymplc, Bennett
d. Tobin. Creamtr u, Corey.
Fts!ses I'll Il; SsS iseSo% It il
rnssed bnIs-F!lnt, /; i'cnnett. !.
Wild pltchcs-lechmuuu, |,
=. umpIro-Murphy.
CLEVELAND ys. TROY.
Special Dtspoteh to 1ns Catn.oo Tribune.
tho n9Sr sse Weshs a ptclns os oisy' nd &C. &C.
ceede!! lA d1Eng some heavy work with the
but. Tho ''rruys were utterly u1Iable to hit
AlGCormlck. Ferguson md Caskns missed
two yses SSs 1cy Rsys f. II ys ws VII Sa @
" In tho field.
{,nt,Us- IL 3 G7 80
GjsGc,sn;1 GjFSy f.. ....'...$ "a "a
Haso hits-Troy ;;i Total &: cleveland TO- total Total
E1;!etd'nS 1;eII1 % ssr9rsTiItey. I; Glovoland.a
IInnlon.
sss sss sn 81 ss!lsPss's fcG'sx F1sx !otan
Left IN bases-Clovclatid, s; Troy,4.
Fsssea beais-fiessss /: Kennely
BIZ: Ss::: ss!;}&s:S u rsSss's ssss'stss
d%piro@bradloy. Hsn.ni
nosroS vs.. BUFFALO.
Grsetat uspatth 70 1ne chseoao Tribune.
Ynsros, MuSs.; July @.-Tho eulne to-day
B::;ss BBs;;s!; s;:;!;
rlIov1DENCE vs.. CINCINNATI.
8p<ttat Dtsnateh to TAs Chicago Ttibune.
Phov1pEScE, Il. L., July 2J.-.ll,e Proyi-
tue score being Is follows:
2g,sss;!sssss;e. !%s::s;T sfstS
NOTlONSVs. UPHOLSTERY.
The. following unique announcement up
pcars IN connection with tho scorecarls Of u
gnme to ho played this afternoon ut White
1otioiss ind upholstery departments oi E!eld.
LeIter i Co.:
After ea!tn dcllberat,on, and having had tho
n,ombara livea iltaurat. VIZ aufu 1T yrcat ex-
spcrts nre saltxui1s Of defoat. Thcy have boon
brought bcforr. tho public, not. only for tho!F
ass &C. 10 ~ soE ,er w g.
GAn 0o played tout} without errory or nllsts!Rcs.
Knowing W Wo do how often tho Loaglu glsncs
s Us wsii a. betSS oxt q poekss W nso r"sei
our rrlocs at admission, as wetl US tho tlcsh of
re s ~ aSfx she r. o a ssp f
with thelr condition, ind wish Ia jxaln renUwll
" appearing OIL tho diamond for tho hundredth
This will bo 4 very exciting Kan1o to witness,
an1 p4 1sDus lnssng the sumo viii 70 adytse.l ny
tho mornlng pnpcrS Dt what thoy could hayu
We hnye charged Il smtll admission, which IL IL
hionumnnt.'l Finn. Mrgtsues % vii run frnn, sna M
, 1880-07-24

Royal families, pralcca, nublca, provinces,
towns, nnd ChivalEy brlerB have ull posa1sxcl
coats OF Artus, uflnoriuI behring's. and DEVICES
Ike tho pEiyato individuals of our perlod. s0Me
, 1880-07-24

galncty. c.wetit right alongside of Ford,
nil'' althoYsl. Sp]ail ssat ti!o grey along a. "a
pole II l::os,5, Etta Jones belns nearly = d's-
tance bclIintf. From this 1otllt 70 THO three
a.,Hrter pole ilnnMls kept length In front
nf Ford, but com!ng nroi'nd tle lower tufn
% Rfas eas asss ynr # sSS Iswn ~ s e hosst1ets s
the outside Of liann's, the crowd saw m lint
tho leRt was TO he a very fast one. Ihey
ca'lg lEke team to the distAllca stafltl. Dut
by THIS time Ilannls was OF tlptocs' GI.l sools
went to I. break. ?plnn pulled up Ford at
once, md absolutely
JpooED UNDER THE WIRE N 2:l6A.
When the timu was announced tho crowd
gave mighty sl,ottt, tho llprsn beihE owned
Fl Chicago, niltl Ills driver, Spl1n. beine also
sysa rssdst Srf dsaso 1T ts f FL s H ea Jones barely
This third llnat was simply q match BE-
tween Ford al,1 1lamnIs. Eta. Jones nevor
being III tho race. They were given tic word
t. a even o} sHno and WSnt 9ro,a The
1ulo III, IS Kcco1l.ls. Turner Ind evidently
changed Ills tatt!cs In tltIs heat, fnr hu 1nate
1,o effort to take tl'e pole from Forti tic first
llalf-lntle being trottcd In 1:00M. From this
!Sas teTfltls, tko thlrei Quarter i,eng iieas
aionksde of Foi.l ali tl,e Ii s WY. Toy ea eaS
down tue stretcll, tnaetlilor, but inst inside
lliG NISl@1tEG SlHLllk 14hllIlIS ltlhl-
tsr 1Sot aM Ir9ke =, , spaa RSllsd i r " FSrl
inside tho distance, mil foggra under tho
wire with the lines In une lninl In 2:l0.
+ 1s gw 9 t4Snsht hat ta ths He was s'
tiollar against hlin. The audience Was
cn # m sprsa 4ss nn fSYf n a a' wSS SSeT %
given llnnnfs md Ford ct oree went in.u
pie @ ,@oEeSl,er @ II @35 SECONDS. u Go!as loSn
the bnckstretch Tnrller. repeated llls tactics
Ford befnro tEp ltalf.mile pole wis reached,
the distance Eelng done IN 1:0!'ts1. Ilnnnts
gut II, length to tlia gaod between tlle half
and three'unartcr, poles: Spian urging F0nt
io, ut lis ilead of the iion,estrctci, md Tier,
ensnetl 0ne Of the most desperate RACES ever
srrn. With the hDrses' llCiItfs exactly on I,
line b0tI, 4rlvsrs hogan work. Their styles
VERY totally different, splaii had tho whip
Mt tic same time.
TURNER SAT LIKE 4 STATUE IN Ills sUr.Kr.
not n muscle ot his face moving, but lie was
helping the littlu horse with every art known
70 y i,Iln wl,o l'as followed the profession,
but lust ut tic finish Turner glye llaMnIs d
lilt, lot Ct e Eo q him, md won tho lseat BY II
The Ford party was still confident that
i. ut tho extraordinary odds OF $3.50 to $50.
When tho word wns given for the f1ftf1 hcat
linnnts at once shut out In front, and by tlla
ti1Hu tho qllnrter-pnte wus reached WIS tliret,
tho half-,nIIe pole 10 opened up Il gap of at
least ten lengths, Ford seeming unable to 70
Il bit, although Splan put tho whip to HIN
freely; Il did not take him long TO discover
, 1880-07-24
JOURNALISTIC.

Special Dtspateh 10 THs Chteaqo IsIbpn&.
: DECATUR. ILL.,, July gL-WElliam II. bayna
having retired from tho euitorsh!p of tho
Decutur IcrIclp, tho lion. Samuel =. Jack, Ut
this city, hus brcn,nu his successor, having
purchased that office tt,4lay for Sl,o00. It
WI! be continued rs a Democratic neWs-
upper.
, 1880-07-24

4Ils 7tlk 44l13tS
Voitaire, vii Cody, and liichard being the
starters. Cody, WIS favorlt over the field.
800 TO 9oa3. The start w.4 delayed 4 long
every time he callio 10 tile wire. On tho
tenth attempt they wcre sent away, Richard
lny!ng the pole. Deck Wright SECOND place,
VIII Wst S9ay S!yose @ n -" Sac wetS 5ee ~ 5s'Sf SSsds 5
turn WIS reaciiutl, falling ut 0nce to tho rear.
VIII Cutty shot to THO trout, Richard n,aking
the ,neanest Kind OF break ~ soon ~ t!le
other lllue Bul! canle alongside llna; gy tho
was trott(ng fast and stcasly. Voltaire being
~ seco,,d place. Going down tho baekstrutcll
WrlEht won't ~ to voltaire, Dat broke
easily drew. away from lIil!l and drove VIII
Cody out In 3:lDH, VoItalro's time beinK
2:l0N. Richard was just inside tle! flag,
Tl,e sGennd heat w.s IN easy one for Cody.
he @ eapsht Was Ii front Of " Yoitair'o a',l Kish.
Ard, Crawford's ll0rs0 milking Il poor brcAk
al1l falling to, tho rear. From this point
home tho positions WIRE unchanged, Cohy
Wrlght second. Kiehard tliird. Nntl Volta!rs
last From. tho distance staId IT, tho wire
Cody won t!,e th!rd Lent ii t!ie ea$isst l,os-
tlle turn was rcached! lost him tho polo to
Deck Wright, who nlso went Into tho MIR
bcfore tho qpartar ,pnlo was passed. Cody GO
illg Into the lend and opc1iEug up 4 gap OF
why around. .Voitulro troltod Into seeoIitl
pinue, wAlel, lio Never lost. Duck Wright
tnisie,l THIRD. and Rlchard fourth, tue ti1Ae
TIE SUMMARY.
all hurxes that luSe mover tf0ltetl better thAil
, 1880-07-24
waiting for Dcasl. 10 rsesln Business.

- ST. I41N17 !1f&tsstH. :, .
Tho st, Lt,ufs Cremation Htcloty. DR.. II. $.
ChAse ficsldent. Mr.. q. Y. l!nttcrweek secrcs
O'clock t5-lnorrow rvcnIny, In tho OIrectors'
rous. vi tho Messnns!4c L1bsnEy Hull. Tie So-
ctuty Is now regularly an1 permanently usxNn.
its dogtrItics.
, 1880-07-24

File Oft your cs,l,ss with tho "1apancse Corn
Fills" 1t viii surely ctu .Lilti cnu pl.u. u co1lts.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-26
SEPARATING THE WHEAT.

This years crop of wheat in California will
probably be as spotted as any crop ever har-
vested in the State Very few sections, or
fields even, have escaped the effects of the
northern wind blasts. Good, plump wheat,
and wheat in almost every stage of shrinkage
will be found on almost every farm. Now,
since the character and class of wheat in
market is affected more by the poor grains
that are in it than by the plump Ones it be-
comes very important matter to the farmer
to exercise great care to separate his good from
his shrunken wheat. This can be done more ef-
fectually while cutting than at any other stage
whether with header or mower, let the best
and plumpest portions of the field be cut
first leaving the blasted spots to be cut and
staked and thrashed separately. By exer-
cising care in this direction much expense
can be saved in the cleaning and separating
with the fan-mill after. thrashing But by
all means separate the good from the poor
grain, and keep the lots separate so as not
to lose on the whole crop in consequence of
the presence of a small percentage of un-
marketable wheat. We have suffered enough
in the reputation of our wheat by careless
ness in this respect, and on account of the
peculiar condition of the standing grain
greater care will be necessary this year than
ever before to check the downward tendency
of prices for California wheat