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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-21

NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
THE PRESIDENTS RIDE FROM BAR HARBOR 10
BANGOR.

o"u>' ~ l'tSotllI - o'i TON pai hitl poi
~ = l"i h"iisol ~ AM rather man az
emp hstc>>aIliA go" ana I9u2h sea voyage
~ US i'l>PaIth' ~ @ Il9th T. NJ. hallhS
tINIou1,H HI'3Faphrd 20 fn>Worlh lof lonf
Iio'>'>' | ltsiqeh' .Afthut ana Ms private secf'-
81! fuiStiN Ieit iitt Di>pattli ana me res o.
~, Hv'. y luS a 'dieI"f u ihr harpoF, anu
"h'H- '.' tH0-hoTNe team prepared lor mem
~ senator fiait' started on ihtlf d1Nt TOT
bangor. WhtIr lhgI were Y connect Win lnt
4n-u' "iill"u loI ho,toh ana ~" ioIh. -
lat a. t!te tIP across MI. I't>Vtt was conctrheu
more H>a-It cable clfculn>l ancts could nafdly
pt tHa2Ihtu' me VIVA prev IN ire>n ana
strong from the turbulent bay. fairly chIlIln9
'i' y 'lV li,"il VW' anu worst tiltli MS me
I""u seemed 20 nave nrth puFrou>!E eur u
near 'I' wafer AZ po>>lble, Ter II wound NJ
anu DOWN ana over ana around rocky Nils. but
,ttN"HH q the seward >lue. however. me
tt>iu' III roiN tNante MADE good llme ana
trenton ton brl &c, the COMMUNICATION be-
Nteh we l>iahd ana lnt manlAhd' was >peeul-
crossed II WAS pI!lh >aiilhS- % To- speak
rom tIIi> point 10 fl>WoFlh' ana the iatter
20" IL W a. reached ~ ~ T. NJ New, or Inc
coming o. me lFt>lutht llad preceded num- ana.
When we horses ha0 Gathered down over the
IT hlI any lr9N' through ne mann street
tte httlc town fairly dubbed over with excite
ment. Fully 100 leans had gathered in front
nI me american House. ana Inc croWd-Where
came from nobody could hardly account for
numbered nearly Noo or $40. A. me PRESIDENT ;
Team drove up to the motel. three rou>lng cheers
>Pohuei' raising M nat 70 the pupuacf. 1t
WAS haTq work To- get within The hotel without
shaking hahd> WIN the multitude. but It was
accomplished through Private Secretary Phil
ilP> tact Lunch was hastily disposed Of. and
no tlht was lost IN getting away. two fresh
lofse> BENG already IN waiting. But the ELS
worth people Were MOTT be easily AZ oded. They
gathered ana kept gathering III The hotel yard.
Hhd. Whrn lhe irr>llthl came % takr hl> seat
M me carnage they fairly >Warm"d aboat him
ana insisted on shaking ms hand. 1t was done
with such genuine feeling that the President
Wouh nave pes n = perfect stole II he had not
appTecl9ted and rclent"d somewhat. 50. good
Hhufrdy ic shook band" win eight or ten Of
jlc foremost III TING tnron9. and at last managed
% escape Inc team driving amid cheers slowly
DOWN me man street, but Increasing IL speed
II decided ratr the moment the road T. Ban
-uf Wa reached. II VIII pc many days before
iht lFt>ldrnt can forget IN" enthusiasm that
lh4fhtd M reception 1T Ellsworth.
II was about 800 when the President left
Ellsworth. With ~ miles or 30 in front Of him.
brl"re >IX miles hhi been travelled the sun
came out from behind the clouds over the west
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Prof L. G. Bateman to Hon s. l., MilIiken
by permission of the writer we publish til,
following letter.

by permission Of the writer we publish tbe
following letter
CENTRAL VILLAGE, Ct, Sept. II. 1882.
MY DEAR SETH By the returns of the
Maine election of yesterday, as indicated in the
morning papers, that you are elected to
Congress. While deeply depore the loss of
the State to the Greenback party, vet if it is
our fate to be defeated, then | know of no man
| III Maine whom had rather would be the vie
tor than yourself Bitterly opposed as am TO
you politically and to the system which YOU
represent, there is no one among your wide
circle of friends who wishes you more hearty
success in the new sphere of action to which
your brilliant talents have been called. Please
| do not mistake these as the words of fiatterv :;
but bear in mind that the praises Of sincerity
have ever been permitted to the voice of friend
ship. Receive my sincere congratulations
politically, but rs warm and devoted personal
friend. Believing that the duties Of patriotism
will ever rise higher in your breast than the
prejudices of party feeling, | remain, with
great respect. Very truly yours,
l.. c. BATEMAN
Photographic counterfeit So notes on the
Bank of Nova Scotia, of issue. prior to 1881 are
in circulation.
Thursday, in Tennessee, Sheriff Cote and
Deputy Conway, while taking Il murderer to
prison, We're shot dead by Il gang of roughs
who boarded train, took possession of it and
| then escaped to the mountains.
The British troops have occupied Cairo with
out opposition being received cnthusilstiraly
Ihcy have also taken possession of the dcfcnces
at kafr el DWar. Arab was stoned in the
streets of Cairo.
The yearly statement of the National Cotton
Exchange of the United States for the season
ending Aug. 3lst, 1882, shows that the cotton
crop of the United States was 5,456,04S bales, a
falling off from the previous season of ,149, 702
bales.
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~ ~, 0'ltliE ~ 4!tIili-lallu: seemed |"
ne.s Of Which ann~,rnd f,rl,rn mirh ,. U
eycbas. cIoyen feet. and weird hi,Icou> ap-
ptafahte. resembling closely Ills Satanic Mai
10 inv Youthful days Rnt w,s nor "nif snr
it was Satan. looked again. and saw that thi,
IiI"S' nS'I' Ivy "oout Y lnr pFit>IIN >HhttHy
for>akrH annearan, "f W,rl Inr' 'l >. .,n
| nvcr M, III. ,,In,nJ tL t,,.t ';i
| Ehru L piIshnr,. 1fl,., / i II ~ X
| devil lie ri1t,bnJ NM k,' Tho tl,.+ 'I '1'
mandcd that before .hoIII ha r,i,,..I fr5,,
| hi, ,sr,sn puSt ,.,;tn !. ,,na,, ;l L, - M
| die first But nv only lam, If '..Im,I Men,, il,
obedience. ana Won ,nIist MT bnIi ~, ,..
Mo IN. tL HMM; hn,.a,., i ,, ,,-,t = I
the n,niration Of tbe IN N''''" '''''f
~ 'i" 'NNfN - ~
| Aiter the bucket nat been Kicked by Tile Fusion
Isis
How lear to my heart are the scenes of last Mon
KAY u;s,.
I,n ..Int ~ th presents t"tHl 10 view
canf,und ne '"''' "'''''7 ''''\
Or the straight ..Indrnrn,irnts" ,,hn,,, IT,, l..
| thoroughly slew.
The straight Independents, the Elias Millihcn In
i, ,Itpendents,
| liie Martin thtse independents whom $50 buried
50 "'''
| me wid,-.preading victory 1r,i I'M. .b,uf that
comes with it,
| The canvass, the speeches. the rush t. the polls.
lnr N"fe n the .lre and chs ~"n thai went With it,
began lhe S'aa WORK thal onward stu roli-
That -,raiXhttorward vote, that Intelligent vote
i''N i'PH'iitah N"te mat mAlorltlts SWELL
'''S tb M8 tn at "gh''AI' we "'' "mpp'" from
And m1dr II, KIM, pl,it,.l l,,.,, a.. ,i. A., iI
vbirh 1l s"nn h.. must obJ.ote .n.,t t,I...,,
| ire yirld ''''' -. ''''|' 't'
lh' On" y, man r""er fjaiot"a u" Chiet Executive
rr -, aH,@ltu, ,,,.,,
HOW dear tony heart al. the rnan- NJ oli Daniel
As in Mt crnon field, he hu- found his lost hoe
iii hct hr%yg Win -i.hina MIN an.yIf.h ,p
| Woc,-
| The Old battered Daniel TIM, us,i nm obi Daniel
+ '''''-'''''''' ''''''''' Is 4'"' "o' n lr'--
How ardent ne seized the ewill pain that VA hang
Ing
How quick to the cool lno,-y ,WilI ,roush i'll v,nt
- banging,
l" icei me H'i'f pig VITA HlIk All af"am
Tie camain I'D. M t nn 1IJ',.N '
:,
LIN nv @.tgn link q ln'N lHi"g jhat IN t"ldr
| MIMI, =, I'LL, i ''' IA ''",I 0t'F 1tN NNN
l., ,ir n"u!taJ'I I'.,,,,.. ,,.;,,,,,.,...,
80 ''''s'' =, 7 Wit ~ "t"'9 Y l"H
/ l"' p" l."9 = i"I'td lA' 2r''hhArN IhIn@ :
Tho ,i,sjno Jyj,,,,. f,I,,,l ,.,aiI, ,t..,.,,
How sad in 7erlu~ion ,lt- thc Lada Of oi Bangor,
His race it is ran, you know il fun wen.
Ih" cause in Pen"bscot will never more lauGui~h
'e't ~ ms brave hero-CMlIlr bouelIe
me rU7'H2 good hSh'ef' A"'"f h""'tH:
| <ot Ltych NJ mn time hay,.I .,iy,n 10 bi,n
Who from the Fifth District huS ratified around
Without brains without culture, and lacking the
| . YIN
The qre4f statesman Murrb. Me ,,eat ie,pc3 AInrrh
| The Congressman Murch that ratified around
MY Tn, ng,rS aug hf~ Hr@ 9Wr , Y. .m|f'r
ThrT f,mf and thew Won ~ '' l t ',,!
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-21

The State Fair will be held next week
at Lewiston, and every thing points to
the most successful fair ever held in the
State. 1t opens on Tuesday the both,
and closes Friday the Doth 4 large
amount of stock and the best horses in
Aroostook county are coming, and the
number of people from that county who
will visit the fair will greatly exceed that
of last year.
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The friends of Q. q. Hall, E,,l., of
Rockland, are urging bis claims to the
Speakership Of the next Ilolse ana
that he is well qualified for the position
by legislative experience and ability will
be generally conceded. Some Of our
contemporaries in the western portion
Of the State have already, we notice,
assigned this position to Hon. J. NJ.
Haynes, of Augusta, who filled the Pres
ldent chair of the Senate acceptably in
1879. But we think Augusta can afford
to be little generous in this matter and
give other parts Of the State Il chance.
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Grand Isle. Alexis Cyr.
Observation-Disclosures to 20
Republican.
Portland, Clarence Hale.
Elias Thomas,
OrNille X. Gerrish.
Daniel ". Ames,
Charles z. MattockS
brunswick. Weston Thompson.
Nestbro0k. *Joseph Dunnell.
Gorham. stephen Hinckley.
Erceport. John c. Kendall.
Bridgton. George F. Knapp.
>tandi>h. Orylle :. Sanborn.
Nindham. John VI. White.
Ga>co. Nm. Cook.
Yarmouth. Lorenzo l.. Shaw
Fusion.
Falmouth, Frederick W Talbot.
Cape Elizabeth. Daniel Strout.
New Gloucester Charles Z. Haskell.
Raymond, Henry j. Lane.
Harp>well, Albert T. Trufant
peering, George B. Leayitt.
FRANKLIN Entitled to ).
Republican.
Che>teryille. David Allen
JAW. Geo. w stone
Phillips, Daniel {. Leavtt
Fusion
Pennington. John l.. LinScott.
New Vineyard. Edward r. Luce
ANCoCk-EntItled to9.
Republican.
Ellsworth, James T. Cushman.
Bucksport, Parker SpCford.
6aStinf. Alfred Z. Ives.
Brooklyn, John q. Reed.
pedham. Pascal 7. Gilmore
Eden. serenus II. Rodick.
l-u>tbrOOk, John d. Crimpn
l,, ''-o'''
III '''i ~ y ,'poiiolo'
hENNEBEc-Entitled to l3
Republican.
Ra,Jli.Id Francis Poh;n,o,
Waynr iIfrad /, InbnSnn
HallowclI, Albert NJ Spear.
i-l'stillc'u' JaLie> T. hase.
Pitt~tou, Nose, + Dnn4ll
Augusta ). Manchester Haynes.
g,;n, r,; iifr9efl VI Hehth.
T VII :, !J"ii ~. epson
Ci 'n9aipo ~ E1 ~ u :. barroWs'
NJ nv " III: " ositr:
"''l M N'thahleI Meader'
Fusion.
sidney Loren b. Ward.
A->'-> I1hIllltt ~ o.
Republican.
RorkIand. Oliver G. Han
Tohn : CaIa
Fusion.
amitn, Hosea b. Eaton.
(n ni,i,iaN T Iln LeIi W :, Hnilth.
frIS aIicls y. Halnorne.
to 'i:.>,-. 'o>ePH II. Moore.
l t"sl.ilS on III o!tpllen ;. bartlett.
=" i'ii i1'" Ill ? huckllh.
LINCOLN Entitled to g.
po,,,b,io
Dli:.oI, D"tId On alhDerlalh.
" iliIIle'l, aaron Is Noyes.
DfeNdGh, = narles f. Allen.
ana - DaHiel w. niscock.
l pss;~
"aldopofo, Johh ii. Jameson.
OXFoRD-Entitled toS.
poo,,Ii
hep''oicah'
Norway, Henry NJ. Bearce.
sumner, solomon f. Stets0n.
Hafis, Geo. \. wilson.
P, ,.i,l ii 1 irG W hi 1,
i''''''"'i i-' "sioi'
Fusion.
Stow, stephen Chandler.
The Hiram district is tie. each candida
i,OII 'nS ''" Notes' ne" election VIII
'i'i"'
PENOBSCoT ENTITLED to IL
Do.,,:
Bangor, b. d. Thatcher.
Charles Hamlin.
nrono . ~ an u ~ F. oss'
or,.i,,',tc ,1' Siho W oDS ~ c,
na,+G % D.; 10 ~ re- ~. Inapiiiah'
E.Ato. Con.,.a az Liui iuse'
Enuhnr, ~S sI,ran,;' = nan
Plymouth. sanford Chick.
Milford, *LewIs simpson.
" lnn, Frank Gilman.
Lincoln. *Joseph Burand.
FUSION.
nidrnrn Ion., h. ''' Hne;,h
Hermon. Charles f. Phillins.
Bradford, Augustine III. Houston.
Kenduskeag, NJ. V. B. Piper.
Lowell george ii. FOX.
Entitled to 3.
R.nub,;o.,
Iarhihah, ohafies n. RAND.
oepec, Joha'lah "A. Chase.
~
NP"'''''
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-21

During the past week congratulatory
messages have flown thick and fast. The
successful candidates have received the
congratulations of their friends, and
Senator Frye, Col. Fred y Dow, Sccre-
tary Of the Republican State Committee,
and other earnest workers, have received
many evidences OF the popular approval.
The occasion is one, however, on which
all true Republicans are to be congratu-
lated all such did their duty, and rest
in the consciousness Of a good work wen
performed
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Senator elect Rust does not stand a
very good chance to be President of the
Maine Senate; but he may be the leader
of the Fusion minority in that party,
which consists of three Senator's all told.
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Hon. F. G. Parker of Pressure Isle,
editor of the North Star, says of his defeat
as the Fusion candidate for Representa-
tive for that town, that it is personally
boom but the blow falls upon the party"
This is the politician that speaks, as edi-
tors are always modest
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ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS AND GUARDIANS
desiring their Probate advertising published in the
Journal, will please state to the Court.
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The Maine Legislature.

COMPLETE LIST OF MEMBERS ELECTED, TAKEN
FROM CLERKS RETURNS. REPUBLICANS
HAVE loS MEMBERS IN THE HOUSE AND
y IN THE SENATE. 81 MAJORITY ON JOINT
BALLOT NO REPRESENTATIVES IN TWO
CLASSES.
The kennebec journal published Monday
morning the first complete list of the members
Of the next legislature of Maine. taken from the
clerks returns. The Republicans have los men,
ber> III the House. and - in the Senate They
have - majority on joint ballot. In one class
OF loWnS there Is tie on representative. and in
the Wells and York class there was dispute
a. to W hch town should nominate The legis-
lature will probably order new election in each
of these cases, in which event one representa-
tive would undoubtedly be Republican and the
other Democratic. The Republicans gain q
Representatives and Senator'S and the Demo-
Gratis l senator and l Representative. The as
teri>ks - indicate Republican gains. and the
dHggerS y Democratic gains
Senators.
Republican.
ANpRoSCoGGIN COUNTY William d. Pen
nell. Lewiston; William d. Roak. Durham.
ARoOSTOOk COUNTY. e. +. Parkhurst,
Mav>yie.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Charles McLaugh-
lin. Portland; Tobias Lord, Jr.. Standsh; Al
bert F. Nutting, otiscld; stephen j. Young.
Brunswick.
l X
HANCOCK COUNTY. Oliver p. Bragdon, Sui
livan: Guy ". Nc Alister. Bucksport
hENNEBEC COUNTY. George E. Weeks.
Augusta; F. f. Heath. Waterville.
LINCOLN COUNTY. sebastian 5. Marble.
Waldoboro.
OXFORD COUNTY. James W. Clark. Ando-
yer: Eckley I. Ntearns, Lowell.
PENOB>COI COUNTY. *John l.. Cutler, Ban
COR: flames Weymouth. Oldtown; Thomas
II. Wentworth. Bradford; *Phlip Wilson,
East Newport.
PIscATAQUIs COUNTY, A. &. Lebroke,
FoXcrOft.
Bath.
SOMERSET COUNTY. Q. 5. Haskell. Pitts
field: Virgil 4. ConnOr. Fairfield.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. Noranus 5. Coffin !;
seward b. Hume.
YORK COUNTY. Ernest NJ. Goodall. sanford ;
BaraN Maxwell. Wells: Joseph Smith, 4th,
Biddcford.
KNOX COUNTY. rs. 5. Gushee, Appleton.
WALDO COUNTY. James K. Taber. Unity :
NJ
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-20

scarlet jacket and cap, waiting for orders.
But he came in for ''wigging" instead
from the Dowager Duchess of Montroze,
who followed him across the enclosure,
calculating in loud voice: 'How dare
you weigh contrary to my orders? You
knew that we had decided lot to run any
horses to-day! We viii not endure
such abuse as we have
been subjected to in the papersr'
Turning upon Sherrard, her trainer, who
came up at the moment, the duchess read
the riot ct" to him in similar terms. and
bursting into a paroxysm of tears, fairly
broke down. Leaning forward on the rail
which provides passage for the Jockeys
and trainers to the weighing room, her
grace cried piteously, whereupon Sir
George Chetwynd came to the rescue. and
conducted the duchess into one of he open
saddling stalls, away from the public gaze.
On recovering composure the lady insisted
upon Martini's number being taken down,
but on being informed by one of the
stewards that sucha step would necessitate
their fning Mr.. Crawfurd ESQ. the horse
was allowed to start. His success added
fuel to the flame, as did the subsequent
defeat of other Bedford Lodge favorites
that day.-LOadon World.
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Jay-Eye-See.s Lnmen~ss.

Col. R. F. Todhunter, Of Walnu. Hill.
Fayette county, KY, writing Hon. j. 1,
Case, owner Of the great 4-year-old colt.
Jay-Eye-See, Under date of Oct. 81, said of
the condition of the colt: eff you had
sent Bither on receipt of my first letter
Jay-Eye-See could have trotted yesterday
or this morning in 2:15, if he hadn't even
much Hover than that; but it is too
late now, as we have just had a
big rain, and he has been out too
long. He is entirely well and as sound as
dollar, and has been since the day I
wrote you. He was lame from bad shoe
ing, and think you are right in saying he
was lame all summer, for he must certain
ly have been so, and I now fear you have
others in the same fix. His heels were too
high, and the outside rind of the foot had
been allowed to grow until it had con-
nected with the frog at the heel. As soon
as Ihad his shoes pulled OF and cut the hoof
loose from the frog he got well. showed
mis- foot to Mr.. Bull, and he can more fully
explain it to you. I will now let his heels
be taken down to let them expand"
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chestnut mare, who is afraid of nothing,
can trot in 2:25 or better, and has never
been beaten on the road.
The Kentucky Live Stock Record says:
Mr.. Wallace McClelland, Lexington, KY,
ran the yearling chestnut FLY Encore, by
Enquirer out of Moselle, by Jack Malone,
and the bay FLY by Longfeilow out of
Call Duck, by Gllroy, a quarter of mile
over the Kentucky Association course in
23As, Encore beating the Lonfellow filly
neck. The pair had only been handled
twenty-six days when the run was made.
There is i'll the same string the bay year.
ling dlly, Economy, by Enquirer out of
Martica, by Daniel Boone, that many good
judges prefer to the two first named,
though she did not run so fast in her trial
The latter is grand big flly and looks
like a three-year DID,
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IN -4ssgSy Duchess.

Such scene as that which happened in
the sBirdcage" at Newmarket, previous to
the commencement of racing on Thursday,
was never before witnessed on a race
course. Martini and Narcissa were tele-
graphed as starters for the subscription
stakes, and Wood, the Jockey, was in his
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AMONG THE HORSES.

This column will appear in the GLOBE every
Monday morning. Pertinent correspondence
will be thankfully received, and should be adj
dressed TURF EDITOR, GLOBE Office.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-20

The Erst quarter OF the second mile, 1t
will be observed, was trotted in "a Sec
onds, the second quarter in 3334 seconds,
the third quarter in 80 seconds and the
fourth quarter in 1924 seconds. The last
half mile was done in 1:O454 seconds. The
pace increased as the distance heightened.
Manetta is ten years old, and by Woodford
Mambrino, out of Malmaison, by Alexan
der's Abdallah, sire of Goldsmith Maid.
She has trotted mile to sulky in 2:16M.
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BOSTON ONE>E'RICE
OFT rdandRo

Sunshine, ch h, Akron, o, Aug Is. go. $50
Thomas, w, b g, Boston, Mass, Oct q. 2:271ss
Ticonic, s, Milwaukee, Sept 26. ....... 2:271
Tom Rogers, blk h, Grand Rapids, June ~ 2:234
Topsy, br m, 5 yrs, Minneapolis, July L.. 2:30
Topsy, br m; Poughkeepsie, N Y, Aug % 2:2l%
Toronto Chief Jr, br b, Albany, NY,
Sept 81. ......... 2:26A
lump Winston, Oh 6, Stockton, Cal,
Sept2i. .................... 2:251hs
Valley Boy, b s, Albany, N Y, Sent IT,. 2:2411s
Vanderlyn, b. h. Stockton, Cal. Sept 49,. 1922
Vivid c. b. G. Philadelphia May Is. " 1884
Vision, b. m. Boston Oct 25. 1924
Waiting, b. 6. yrs Chicago July Is. 80. .225%
Walnut, b. h. Buffalo Aug 5.......... .2:231
Walter, Oh. g. Akron, o. Aug 10. .2:2919
Wick, b. g. Maysvile, KY. Sept 49,. .230
Willis Woods, b. G. Lw'nce. Kan. Sept % .2:30
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Young Fullerton, en-. d. Pittsburg July y 2:224
Zelda, b. m. Boston July 81. .2:29I
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