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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14
VOLUME VIII.


Two new meuOeTs VI Tive iotnby "
Subscribers to the STAR, thls week
John v. Quick has moved his fan,i
ly into the Thomas dwelling.
| II. NJ. Campbell has the frame up f''i
his new dwelling.
A r,,sh of Job work, and outside busi-
ness hus caused neglect Of the paper,
this week.
Rev. T.. Curtiss, of Custer, held rc'ig-
ious services, botl, morning nnd ev.-
ming, last Sunday.
Coon, Russell & Co., have the first
new maple sugar In the market, this
| season.
n. !. Kinue, of Elk, will accept the
printers thanks for u neat, new maple
mallet, for use In the office.
DIR. G. w. Munwaren has taken up
his residence In the O,Rourk dwelling,
east of the Baldwin House.
District No. 2 Fractional, of Dover
township, proposes to build new
school house, and advertise In this is
sue of the STAR for sealed proposals.
VIM. Runyan, of the firm of Carter
& Runyan, arrived, last week, with
household goods. He occupies the Ross
dwelling.
The regular services ut st. Matthew's
Chapel, next Sunday, will be omitted,
by reason of the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Fl. Gates.
We are requested to announce that
a business meeting of the Congregation
al Society of Baldwin, will be held ut
3o'clock p. M, Saturday, April o3d, in
Court House Hall.
We are panied to learn of the death
Of Il. r. Ottingcr, one of the early set
tiers in Ellsworth township. He had
been afflicted for some time with drop
sy.
The sleighing OH the plains gave
out with last week, and the rattle of
wagons is again heard in the land
The snow is quite deep i'm the woods
yet.
a load Of 1000 feet of logs was hauled
to the rollway of Garter d Runyan, up
the river, April I'd. Pretty good, on
roads made OH the snow of the past
mid-winter.
b The school exhibition, last Thursday
evening, in the Hall, is said to have
passed of in u very crcditable manner;
and to have been attended by u good |
sized audience.
JAS. Caughey, Of Elk, gave us II pleas
ant call, last Tuesday; and cl,eer~d the
heart Of the printer by leaving u new
name on our subscription list and n
years advance OIL the same.
We have received friendly calls, this
week, from d. A. Lnthrop, of Pinora;
Homer Cutler, Of Ellsworth; and Geo.
+. Coe, u Dover, who were at Baldwin
the session of County Can
vasscrs.
'The April number of Brninsrd's Mu-
sicM World is on our table, filled, as US
ual, with choice new music and inter-
est:ng musical reading. Published by
S. Brainard's Sons, Cleveland, Ohio,
ut $l.5o per year.
Hansl-y, the vcntriloquist and slight
of hand performer, will give an enter
tainment in Court House Hall, to-mor-
row friday evening. Those who
wish to enjoy u hearty laugh, can be on
hand at the proper hour.
At the special school meeting, in this
District, last Tuesday evening, the prop
,sition to rescind former vote confin-
ing the District board to employ u fs-
male teacher during the coming Sum-
ncr, failed to carry. The women are
ahead yet.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14
Eden Township CsrreSpondence.

And still the north wind bears its
1ocks Of white snow fukcs across the
snow covered plains. Oh winter!
winter, thy bIusts are unblessed, thy
presence unculIed for, make way for
Spring, whose domain thou art trcs-
passing upon.
Now the numbering season Is closed
we can again look upon the face Of the
'lords Of creation"
some Of our farmers are engaged
splitting rsils making fence, getting
summer wood, and mixing prcpara-
fions for getting In esriy crops, bot
til. iptrDse cold, aud deep snow, Look
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14
BliOuSDeSS,

Arc you bilious? DO you suffer from
sick headache, sick stomach. dizziness,
constipation? Docs your appetite fail?
Are you averse to all eXerti0i,, dull and
lanyuid? Is life almost burden? il
so your btood Is impure, your Hscr tor
pill: sou need medicine that will re-
licve you. PTmoice's HoOd PuiGcr
will meet your case in every instance.
II is simple but .ticacious. Price 81 per
bottle; sample bottle Is cents. Sold
by w. a. Burnam, Baldwin Mich. r.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14

A Cough, Cold or Sore Threat
should lie stopped. Neglect frequently
results In mn Incurable Lung Dis
ease or Consumption BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are cer-
tain TO give rolief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Coughs, (0hTrh, COns,tnpfivc
and Throat I6scases. For thirty years
the TroclIcs lave hccn recommended
10y physicians, and always give perfect
satisfaction. They arc not new or un-
tried, but having becb tested by wide
and constant Use for nearly au entire
generation, they have attained we'll
meritc,l rank among the few staple
remedies Of the age. j'aJiic speakers
and singers use them tO clear and
strengthen the Voicc. Sold at twenty
five cents n lnx everywlcre.
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A Thing Of Beauty is a Joy Forever" "

That "thins of beauty" Is Han,iiton's
Cough Bnisdm vnd in every household
where tried, II has proven itself a thing
Of Joy that will last forever" II has
permanently cured that beautiful young
daughter whom thought victim Of
that dread disease, Consumption.
Price per bottle So cents, sample bot
ties, - cents. Sold by W. n. burnum,
Baldwin Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14

IN r OUTFIT sent free 10 those who wish to eugax
V In the saoat pleasant and proftabl. busines.
n known. Everything new. Capital no; re-
w Jquircd. We will furnish you ever, thing. $40
day and upwards IL easily made without
staying away frcm h.Me over night No rial; what.
ever. Many new workers wanted at once. Many
are making fortunes at tie business Ladies' make
IA much os men, and young boys and girls make
great pay. No one who l, willing To work fails &,
make moic money every day than eau be made in u
week at any ordinary employment. Those who en-
gaye at once Will find short road {. fortune. Ad-
dr1sr II UAL!ETY Il CO.. Portland. Maine.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14

GLENCOE TOWNSHIP OYvICERs. s.--Tbe
following are the township officers Of
Glencoe for the coming year: Super
visor, Henry w. Marsl,; Clerk, Wm.
Magoon; Treasurer, Henry Oakley;
Com. Of Highways, +. +. Hubbell; Jus
ticc Of the Peace, +. F. HubbelI; Sup't
Of Schools, Alfred Fcrrisj School IN
spector, VIM. Mugoon; Constables,
Samuel Msgnan, VIM. Marshall, Jacob
Foss.
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st. Matthews Church.
SERVICES FOR APRIL:

April 81, 5th Sunday in Lent. Servic-
es 10: As u. M; 7: 80 p. m.
April 18th, Easter Sunday. Services,
l0:45 Il. m.
Children's Service &c Faster. Festival
ut 7: 80 p. m.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14
tllgldi EitsllOa ASll.ns.

The following Is the official vote Of
Lake county, as given Mt the recent
election, for State officers, constituti n-
al amendments, Circuit Judge and jail
fuY
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14

Tho proprictors of Kendali's SPAWN
Cure chsllcDgc the whole world to pro-
duce Its equal ~ cure for rhcuiiln-
tIau, ar any other deep seated pain. II
stands without rival.
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VOTE ON STATE orrIcERs

VOTE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
Inc opposition to j Byron Judkins.1
Pleasant Plains, 81; Yates, II; Cherry Valley.
~; Wrbbcr, II; Eden. Ii; Chase, l5s; Dover, rs;
Ellsworth, ~; Pinora, Sc; Elk, ~; Glencoc, is;
Lake, %. Total, 52&.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14

THIS PAPER r. FIX .. &c 3 !. !; s.,-. q, :; y,
AivcrtSs1 Bsress fief,,s'rces a Wa =. ~rrfsla9
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14

rHcm susiusss nov before the public. You
j. ED can make monty fsstsr NJ work for us
tisr ~ suyshIug ~isc. Capital nat r~quIrcd. We
,itl sss,f vsss. Ga day ard upwsrds msds Of
k-,-. w The irHu>sri,us. Men. women. b"ss snd
riris wanted ever, whcrs 10 work fof us, Now T.
ih. live .'s rrn dryute ycur Whole iinse fo the
.. ~ ~ orIS yOur spare rsonsnts. No other kt>-
vsss ~fil psy yoa mnriy ~ we'll. No one willing
te GA can faiI 70 make epcrmrus pay ~ esRaf
ivr q ,rc- rsesiy OutAs and tcs,ns i've. A great
s;.r-f.wrify for rrkins norcv easily spd hoscs-
~, -Addfcss Isrs 4 Co.. Augusta. .xs'rr.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14

IIJ,I Dlourshv by Inakius Muney
Iii lwhcn gold, u chance u oncrcc.
II n | tthrtcby always koeping poverty frsE
llILl your door. 'fhosr VIM elwn,- AXE
adygntagu OF tns gs,d clianccs f'r
making money that Rle uiferpd, generally bec'ii,
weaithy, while tiioss whJ do not improve such
chrncce remain IN puyerty. Wowant many nen
women boys AID girls To work for us right In tsair
owl localities. The business will pay more thne
ton times ordinary wager. W furnish an sspsn-
siyconIfii and all that you need. ireo. Sssse VINO
-nysgos fniisic vnkv money very rrpiSr On csu
sprre mvments. Hull infurp~srn nnu al hst y
rs,Nsis nllTe Adjrss<sfiSsoS q CO. ssrllund.
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nerNTa .WAmrGp e. n. s-a -. r.a.s
OSU = ss'hss rsssviai Dsot, ss< sibiss Prizes
u rssssst ~ q. Nstirn.I rskfsh'f c. lhksss. ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-04-14
PEARCE'S
IMPROVED CAHOON
Broadcast Seed -Sower.

SoeOs Gs-ufse, GTas0 SEED,
Hemp, xStce, Eces.ysf 80.
No man can do 1t 90 we'll by h-nd.
1t does the work Of 8 men.
Il has stood the test of years Re.
ceived First Premium az 9i State
Fairs in . years Good. SubstsntiaI'
Reliable Machine, warranted to do oil
thst 10 claimed for It.
Price only 5000.
Bend stamp for descriptive circular.
Gso. W. BRowN. Agent,
O Chicago. Ill
GOODELL COMPANY,
ANTRIM, ". H,
Solo Manufacturer
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VOTE ON JAIL, TAX
Totals
Chase COrreSpOnlClCe.

This letter was crowded out, last
week.
(,,s.cv Anil Stl, 1901
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-10

Yes, Florence did know that perfectly
well; but the knowledge 80 far brought
her no comfort.
"And when one string Is useless, my
dear, IL would be too foolish TO run the risk
Of breaking the other" her ladyship de.
clarod. W0u must be studiously cold TO
Nj Carleton on the twenty.tfth, Florence.
You must force Lord Harcourt TO see that
others attentions are as nothing TO you"
Half M hour later Lady Raven and her
niece Miss Worthington were deep In the
mysteries Of Mcdora's costume In Miss Gil.
berts handsome reception rooms. The ia.
nous artist was only too delighted TO I'M
dertake the costume for the beautiful heir
ess-for the future Lady Harcourt She
was delicately enlightened on both points
by Lady Raven. Madam Therese's short
comings were freely discussed and COM
mented on. Medora's costume being per-
fectly understood, and faithfully promised
two days before the twenty-hfth.
For the time Miss Worthington's troubles
were scared away by the rustic Of silks,
and the sights Of delicate and brilliant col
ors displayed artistically before her. She
re-entercd her carriage radiant, and even
proposed for her aunfs pleasure a short
drive in the park in the hated brougham.-
They returned only in time TO make their
late-dnner toilet, and TO find that Sir Ar
thur had unexpectedly arrived in their alb
sence.
elias he lost all, or gained enough TO
float yet little longer in his present posi-
tlonP the Countess of Raven asked herself
fcarfully while she languidly assembled the
stairs to her drcssiug-room.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eonoo--

WANTED,--M Manufacturing concern wants n
business man ip Cairo, and inevery city NOT al.
ready taken,l A few hundred dollars NECESSARY ~
pay for goode on delivery after orders have beon "
secured for the same $50 per month proG,
guaranteed. the most searching investigation
Street and Broadway, Brooklyn, N, '"S'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-10
LunaticO InquirendO.

The man who denied that the earth was
round, was the same lunatic who neglected.
to take DR.. Thomas Electric on for his
sore chest and lungs last month. Peace n
his ashes. He was an idiot, but we hone
he had Christian burial. r'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-10

Bolls, pimples, and all blood diseases are
cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher. 4"
Sold by all druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-10
PRIDE'S CONFLICT.
A STORY OF CASTE.

CONTINUED From Last Sundays Daily ]
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-10
MEDICAL.

course OF this medicine will restore the lost func.
tions and procure health and happiness, where be-
fore was dependency and gloom The Specific
Medicine is being used with wonderful sue
Gees. =, 80
get full particulars,
Price, Specific S lqO per package or rM PACK,
money. Address all orders,
j b. SIMPSONS MEDICINE co,
Noe 104 and 1906 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-10


Age and discusses
thatlcAd TO Con
sumption lnsani.
ty and an early
grave, or both.
No matter how
shattered I b q
system may be
from cxCcsscH of
any kind, II short
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-10

QE Ea.weck In your own town, 80 outnt iroo. NO
WOOrtsk, Reader, II you want bnslhesss AZ
which persons Of either sex can make great
pay al the time they work. write for particulars 10
Il. HALLETT n CO.. Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
A GREAT WESTERN STORM.
,rsTPIrcTION IN SEVERAL STATES.

DESTRUCTION IN SEVERAL SlAlEo'
THE TELEGRAPH wIR s PRosTRAIED-Loss of LIFE
IN EMPoRIA, KANsAs-THE TOWN OF MADISON
NEBRASKA. ALMOST DESTROYED.
CHICAGO Sept 30.-Telegraphic reports from
various points in the Northwest indicate the
occurrence of widespread windstorm, which has
proved very disastrous 1t is reported to have lasted
all day The wires are down in many places, and
full accounts of the damage done cannot yet be OBJ
tanned.
EMPoRIA, Kan, Sept. 3C.-The long drouth was
broken here yesterday afternoon by one OF the
heaviest transforms ever seen in this section.
After this storm subsidized another arose III the west
which seemed to have started at point a
few miles west of this city, and
travelled in q northeast direction leaving Emp0rla
only about mile and a half from its track. In the
city there are now lying four dead bodies OF people
killed by its fury. AS many as score
of bindings were utterly demolished. The
loss of property is very great. A large number oil
people were injured by falling stones and flying
tmberS
OMAHA. Neb., Sept. 3O-A tornado arising at l
O'clock Yesterday morning nearly demolished Mad-
son n town of about 900 inhabitants IN tins state:
The railway buildings were wrecked ana most OF
the private residences il is believed were laih
level and two persons are known to nave Deeh
killed. The telegraph wires are down. ana the
Union Pacific Railroad Company has sent ont a
train TO the homeless people and for the use Vi us
off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
A TALK WITH THE FRENCH MINISTER.

Max Ourey, the French Minister 70 TINS COUNTRY GrnIc
%icb arrived Yesterday. lie said last evening that
the French deputation to the Yorkt wn celebration
had sailed IN the steamer Canada. What part the
Trench Government would take IN the celeb ratlon
he unable TO state until he had learned all the
arrangements for the occasion, HIS Government
took a deep interest in the celebration ana was
amounted to represent the French Government at
Yorktown. Among the others delegated to take
part in The celebration are general a colonel
miral and six of his men, representative OF the
President of the French Republic, and representa-
t;ve Of the Department of Art. meeting will be
ia IN Washington as soon as the deputation ar
rives. when all the plans will be arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
ON THEIR WAY TO AUSTRALIA.

The steamer Algeria, which arrived here yes
terday had on board the English cricket team which IA
ON its way 10 Sidney Australia Arrangements had been
made for a game on the Polo Grounds, to be played
Thursday and yesterday but az the steamer was delayed
,bree DAYS by rough weather. this impossible The
team started for Philadelphia at $40 yesterday aier
noon A game IL to he played there to-day and also
Mondav and Tuesday next week IL Is probable that
The crieketers will return NewYork to play the post
nonel match game next Wednesday and Thursday
hiav will pay second series of games in Philadelphia
oct9ber T. and 10. They then proceed to St Louis,
where they play October 13 and IA The only otner
y,nes will be I'm san Francisco. An invitation 10 play
In Roston was received from George Wright but was de
cned as they are ~ sail from San francSco OCTOBER
90 THE names of the men composing the team are Al
fred shaw captain II. Barlow, W Bates T. Emmett j.
Iniywhite W. Midwnter, X. Pllng, ". sch0tmah j.
seitv and g. Ullyt. A Shrewsbury, who has been Ill,
viii come on the next steamer of the Cunard Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
F.urRE OF SHIPPING MERCHANTS.

Lyles & ellison, general shipping merchants ana
ade an assignment Yesterday to Everett Rowland,
% giTe Preferences to Condls & Steel 10179 27
C"operative Iron and Steel Company. $1,ooo 20,
SI3 336 So They have been engaged IN business
With Cuba for the past ten years, and were one OF
the most prominent firms engaged IN developing tns
,Irnsds there. recently finished the Havana Gas
Works. and have large contract to construct the
water works for the City Of Havana, but nave not
Keen very influential and their shipping business
bas been a large one. Mr. Lyles said yesterday that
the assignment was only temporary ana was the re-
suit of their inability to meet unexpected oDIsa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
.vpyrD QUESTION FULLY SETTLED.

The third and last days session, of the Dloc san
Convention of New York was held yesterday at 81.
Anpus, ines Chanel, in Houston-st. The convention
was called 20 order by Bishop Potter, and I'M
medately after the devotional exercises pro
ceeded to the consideration of the qneStlon
as to the payment of money TO the Albany Dl0cese.
Andrew j. odd, deputy from the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest. of Albany, offered resolution lhat
1he treasurer of the convention be directed 10 pay 10
the Diocese of Albany $1,000. This resolution
caused spirited debate. ..., tu., .,.o4 of
The Diocese OF Albany had separated from that OF
New-York in 1865, and claimed a part OF the DO
cesan fnnd. which the New-York Diocese refused to
nav The Albany Diocese then obtained from the
LEGISLATURE an act authorizing the payment OF thls
money by the New-YOrk Diocese. Dr. Morgan DIX
said Yesterday that the Diocese OF New OK coulu
not legally pay this money, and that the Legislature
had mo more right TO authorize such payment than
- had to authorize Trinity Chu oh to devote money
Tor the compile ion of the Brooklyn Bridge Several
LAWYERS he said had declared the Act qnconstltu-
tionsl The Rev. Erastus Brooks said he ana not
thinlr that there was any legal objection to paying
The money. but if there should be such impeachment
The churches should be assessed TO make IL up a
vote was taken. and the resolution was lOst, tne
delegates beng strongly opposed 10 acquesclhg u
fbe demands of the Albany Diocese:
At the afternoon session Mr. IOdd oHereu ah0tncI
resolution that the individual churches OF the New
York Diocese be requested to take collecLlohs III
order to raise money to pay the Albany Diocese
Thus resolution was adopted, and the question nnay
setfed The remainder of the session was taken up
18th the reading of reports OF the various Commit
tees and Boards of the Church. The Convention
than adiOurned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
s1GNOR ROssI IN NETWORK.

Frnesto Rossi the Italian tragedian, arrived from
TnTone Yesterday on the steamer France, and this
evening Will start for Boston, where he will play Tor
three Weeks. Afterward he will travel through
the country visiting all the principal cities. lie
will begin a three weeks engagement, at Booths
Theatre on October 81. The plays will be produced
many 6as been selected. The members of the com
psny will render their parts IN English while Rossl
will speak in Italian, Among the plays to be pro pro;
Romeo and Juliet, "OthelIo" " Richard
III" and Louis XII" Signor Rossi is stout, Of
medium height, has curly dark halr ana thif f,a
had no idea how English and Italian would go to-
gether but from what he had heard OF salylms
snccesS and from his own experience Ill playing
Nth German companies he had fear as to the re-
snlt. Ross is ffty-two years old and has acted IN
all the principal cities IN Europe lie STUDIED law
when a Young man, but ran away from Pisa Uni
versIty to ioin band of strOlllng players. his
success as an actor became so brilliant that his
father forgave him for his early lndiscreton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
THE INITIATED COIN CIRCULAR.

The following card has been dlsplayed III mahy
,,rs;ness offices i'm the city for week or more:
Notice 10 customers The United States Government
has xed the following values silver coins with holes
DoIlars sixty-hye cents; half dollars, thirty
i've cents quarter dollars, fifteen cents; dimes, hve
cents: hyes, four cents. - ..s ,.A
ey IN calling in and stopping the unlawful practice
~ mutiiating silver money OF the United states
Acting on this notice many storekeepers and
bns;ness people have been refusing to receive the
mnfilated Gems except at the values stated Yes
ferday word was sent from Washington 70 the
Secret Service department in this city that the card
m far as the Government is concerned Is fraudulent
ms no uch instructions had been given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01

erty. W. H. Barton submitted an amendme EN-
prohibiting the distling of any liquor wlthn inc
limits of the State except for medicinal OF mechan
zeal purposes.
GREAT NrCK-Silas Mott, wealthy farmer,
age fifty, Of Great Neck, was thrown from nls
wag n Thursday he was returning nome honi
the Queens County Fair. He was picked up ihseh-
sibie and died yesterday morning.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMoND.-Tuesday next will be the first day
for registering voters in Richmond County.
PORT RIcHMoND.-The Port Richmond water
COMPANY thinks of flooding 1000 acres oil lanu
near the Fresh Kills. and using the same as reSel
yOir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
TWENTY MILES IN FoRTY-FIvE MINUTES

ROCHESTER, Sept. 30.-At the Western New
York Fair to-day crowd OF 10000 people
WAS present to witness twenty-nlle running
race between horses driven by Miss. Belle COOK
of California, and Miss Emma Je"el'' VI
,,rresoa for nurse OF s. 600 Each rider had eight
bnrses and the changes were made with wonderful RI
ndity Miss Cook led for the first i've miles, wheh sue
nv Miss Jewett who kept in front Tor the re
malnder OF the race and won in 40 minutes ana .
seconds-the fastest time ever made. -.
Miss Cook changed horses at the beginning OF the
eighteenth mile she missed her grasp upon the relns anu
i,es, stand Az he went over his hind foot caught on
a picket ana ne fell TO the ground When falling now
60 Miss Cook managed to free herself, but was rem
derad unconscious by the shock. She subsequently
compained OF a slight pain in the back but her Injuries
are re ardcd az serious