Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-13

and Big Foot fourth. Time, 2:35. A good
start was obtained in the second heat, the
whole field keeping neck and neck to the
quarter pole, where Lulu Judd forged
ahead. At the half-mile post Black Jim
got all broke up and fell behind Namond,
whom he had thus far been leading. Ma
mond hung to the TANKS of Lulu Judd
under the wire, the latter getting the heat
by about half a length. Time,2;37. Matters
now began getllnteresting and wheninthe
third heath ig Foot, who had barely saved
his distance in the two first heats, made a
fine burst OF speed, taking the lead and
holding it under the wire, the excite
ment knew no bounds. Namond
Judd fourth. Time, 2:35. It was getting
late and the crowd were anxious to go, but
the interest in the race kept
by Namona, Black Jim second, Lulu Judd
third, Big Foot fourth. Time 2:36. 1t was
then annowctd thai the race would be
finished in lie morning, beginning at 10
a. m. sharp. In the pool Black Jim is the
favorite.
RUNNING RACE.
The running race was one-half mile
heats, best two in three, purse $50. There
were entered Gov. Ricely. Nick Baker,
Belle N. and Lubric. The judges ex-
perienced great trouble in getting them
started, Gov. Ricely especially being very
nervous and intractable. Belle N. won
the race and money in two straight heats,
with Governor Ricely second both times.
Time 20 seconds
THURSDAYS PROGRAMME
An attractive racing programme has
been proposed for tomorrow, and will no
doubt be greeted by big crowd. Pacing
race, 2:30 class, purse $3.50, mile heats
best 3 in 5, in which are entered Billy n.
C. g., P. Nelson, Red Wing; Ada B. b. M,
F. Benjamin, Minneapolis; Gray Dan, e. G..
Peter LANCER, st. Paul; John 81. e, George
P. Smith, Hastings; Niger bl. g., A. B.
Lasher, st. Paul, Tucker B. b. g., E. A.
Parker, Minneapolis.
Trotting, ESQ class, 8 out of half mile
heats, purse $3.50. There will start Lulu
Judd, Dan CIPHER, Mountain Boy, Frank
Il. and Col. Miller.
Running race, half mile rnnning race,
purse $3.50, not yet filed.
There will be some sport also in the slow
mule race, Brookmier &
Stern clothier dealers here
having offered a suit of clothes to the own
No person to ride his own mule. Four to
enter and three to start.
Bruno, Beaupre and D. Ryan, of st.
Paul, will give an exhibition race to-mor-
row with their pacing teams. Both were
on the track giving exhibitions Of speed.
The Grand and Petit Juries.
The following grand and petit juries for
the district court for Ramsey county have
been drawn. The grand jury is to assem-
BILE for duty on the 25th of this month and
the petit jury on the LIST of October next:
GRAND JURY.
E II Millum, Geo W Hall,
John jacobson, VIM w Noble,
Samuel M Halliday, Andrew Nippolt,
Peter Berkey, George Pames,
John Pfister, James Jellett,
James Middleton, James PANEL,
John Paradis, Thomas A Mathews,
Warren Carpenter, Hugh McAfee,
John W Bond, JR Nicols,
Geo Browning, Crawford Livingston,
A 81 Lahlker, George Barnes.
NJ Deane
PETIT JURY.
Jacob P Chrest Melvin M Babcock
Theodore Engelbracht Charles Gilbert
VIM Fifeld Ell Funk
NORTH Albrecht John Broderick
John Allendar Andrew Cook
Emanuel Good John G Baasen
Thomas Clifford Adolrn Albenbero
M W Brown Charles Fairchild
Joseph Alexander VIM Dieter
Edward Drury Albert Blodgett
James E Cramsey John Bartlett
Thomas Delmar James Faulkner
Edward l. Farnham Bernard Banning
Charles Clark Homer W Buchanan
Eugene Guilbert Nicolas Brewer
Theodore Berkhardt J H Ames
George w Griggs John Biebighouser
T Bartlett