, 1881-01-30
Measures to Consolidate the Land
Leagues and Form a Ma
tional Council.
Vice-Presilent Wheeler's Village
iAgitated by the Crimes Of
Lucretia Borgia.
The Doses of Paris Green Which She
Prepared for People Standing
in Her Way.


5GS MILES,.
THAT Is WHAT HUGHES ACCOMPLISHED IN
TILE e1x DAYS WALK-
NEW YoRE, Jan. 2e.-In the pedestrian
contest for the O'Leary belt, at noon to-day,
Hughes and Albert had surpassed all pre-
vious records, the former BY eighteen miles
and the Inter by four and half miles. Phll-
lips, the colored man, withdrew from the
race at O'Clock this morning, having made
40 miles.
Noon score-Hughes, 54611zs miles; Albert,
5931k; Vint, 527; Krohne, 54: Howard, Sis;
Caupana, 40l.
Bets were freely made last night that
Hughes would not hold out until the finish.
for he was then crippled and bent like man
of 10. His pluck mastered, however. and
this morning he is fresh, vigorous, and de-
termlned, although he dare not leave the
track. Up to this morning his entire rest
amounted to only four hours. At 10 O'Clock
he was running. Cheer after cheer greeted
his first lap made while running. Hughes
will stop at $40 miles, unless pushed BY Al
bert, being satisfied with
THE BEST RECORD EVER MADE
in six days. go-as-you-please-
Harry Howard. discouraged at his defeat
for second place, appeared Oh the track at
".
with him, advising him to retire, but he re-
piled he was good for third place yet, If he
died for it. He started to run, n proceeding
that thoroughly frightened Krohne. and set
him on sharp run for the only time in the
race, The unlooked-for spectacle set the
crowd OF oniuokc1s nearly Wild With
excitement Men jumped upon the benches
yelling for their favorits, and squirting
them on with howls Of delight Finally
Howard subsidized into a walk, and krohne
was not slow in following his example The
| squirt changed
| on both men slightly in favor Of Howard.
The book-,nakers were, at II a. Ill.,, Offering
81 to 81 against Krohne for a place, So to 81
against Vint for place, and 81 to 81 Hughes
| would not beat $40 miles. Visitors were
| pouring in ut the rate Of about 2oo an hour,
filling up the big building and adding greatly
to the excitement. Just before noon,
Hughes and Krohne ran several laps
! at breakneck speed, side by side. Hughes
finally forged ahead, carrying with MIN
| the shout Of the spectators, most OF whom
| ran round the Enclosure to better keep he
pedestrians in sight krohne was so
completely jaded that he fell into the arms
! of two attendants, and was carried TO MS
! cabin, The 18th hour Of the contest endea
aI2 O'CLOCK, at wnle'' m.+ Ill.,. 11e soy. W;nt 80
Krohne, 525; Howard, SIS; Campana, 4ol.
Since midnisht uenes as nll unis +tan esseu thraa
hour and I'VE minutes. ana less .laA tAthe the
hours altogether slnce tno openins u %D'
match. ,, r1,,,xr,,
fsnAu t,,ara ,,sne - h-;11,o,,t anurt
In tne altetl1"ou tnelo w. - ,."n. s+o r+aG
between uist a!,q sesot ,'nIa ,,+1, COT +,ath
III on Iun ~ AiqsnsS 1Ie..,;",s -o,,nd and round
ana lthe llnos' ns nuI .t .t. ~, .ha I'd sh;rt
until he had passed tne man III tne teu s'4n
A few more laps and haghes .pa was paAsme .,,a
with exhaustion. interest mc,easea Ieseo,,, mo ~
!nenta."s ~ .eaJd 80 +Ia noisa and con
fused to yield Iq aua 70 .ne rot9e tn rmn @ ot
fusion sint anu hiotlns a.s,aaa osan 30 nr;as 81
lively pace 1ne M 't1att ,attoe - faet and md the rat
the neWsoo5s. ule c'al.e. ~ 4a ao' 5000 ,, as+ah
tie OIL tne PIX snots e., ~. ~ sna o,,ees -,
llshment Huenes cotsumea tson'ea+ l,S dr;nrs ~ "
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