The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-10

seahenaripa. The point where Crook was
met was about two hundred anu fily mites
southeast OF the boundary line. A large
Mexican raLehe is located there and
detail OF American troops was en-.
gagged IA LAYING in large stock OF
provisions. The hostiles had scattered but
were being followed by Crooks San Carlos
scouts, Crook was confident his forces
would oyertake and overcome them in the
Heart mountains. The march from Hayis.
pc south, the general stated, had been a Sc
we're one, but the troops were in good CON
ditlon. lie was aware Of the disposition OF
ire Mexican troops in Sonora and Chihua-
hua and expresses satisfaction at the ar
rangement for cooperating May 18th,
crook entered the Sierra Madres again and
pushed south. These circumstances were
communicated TO General Bandotte, the
commander OF the Sonora state troops, also
to General Torres, at Hermosillo.
Louisville Locals.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 9.-The conven.
ton of the greenback anti.monopoly party
held here, appointed delegates to attend
the antl-monopoly convention at Chicago
July ith. Among the delegates Blantou
duncan appears, though that gentleman
taking no active part in politics.
The court Of appeals to-day affirmed tn,
decision OF the court below, refusing to
grant a new trial to Ellis Graft, one of III,
Ashland murderers, charged with first out,
raging and then numbering girl named
Gibbons, afterwards setting fire to the
house IN which were the body of the girl
Her cohrade and brother were also mur
dered, Ellis, Graft and Neal were arrested
charged with the crime. Ellis confessed
and was sentenced to the state prison fol
life. Neal and Graft were sentenced to b,
hanged. While being taken from Catltts
burg to Lexington for saie.keeping, moi
attacked the steamer Granite State
and attempted to reach the prisoners, irinl
on the guards, who returned the fire
killing several persons. Ellis was takei
from the guards and hanged. Craft an,
Neal secured rev trials last FEBRUARY
Graft was tried, found guilty in the Gray
son county court and sentenced to death
| The motion for new trial was overruled
An appeal was prayed for with the resul
above named. The governor, under tn
law, will tixa day for the execution. Neal /
still in jail at Lexington, and will be trie,
next fall and found guilty, as the testimon,
against him was equally as strong u
against Craft. The result of the action o
the court of appeals gives much satisfaction
as no doubt OF guilt is felt. Neal and Graf
besides costing nearly $500 for guard
and expense of trial, have been the caGs
OF the death OF nearly dozen good peopl,
| Races.
! CovINGToN, KY, June 9.-The inaugur
meeting of the Latonia Jockey club an
large field horses in two of the four rae,
made the sport interesting. I'll
Derby winner repeated his fine perform
ance by winning the lIindoo stakes, mi
and hall, beating Drake Carter, that bel
Lord Raglan for second place. Time-2:i0
First Race-Mile; purse, 800; Mark Lar
winner in l:43}; Rena b., second; Cieane
third.
Eva S. won the Clipsetta stakes; Mon
second; Mclvana third; time for five fu
longs, l:Wt.
Selling race; purse, 800, all ages, mi
and quarter, had seven starters; Molly Ru
ture won; Little Joe second; Mantle
third. Time--2.00
JEROME PARK, June 9.-Despite q We
light card prepared By the American Jock
club for the last day of the spring meetin
there was large attendance.
The first race was q walk.over for II
Breakness stables Trombone. secon,
Renegade, third, Jacobus and Inconsta
not being permitted to run for 5000, ov
a mile course.
The Bellemont stakes, mile End ha
were won by George Kenneys Big Fave
lite; Trombone, second; Renegade, thir
Just good enough with So lbs. to beat Me-
beth with 40 pounds, by a head over
mile and half course in 2:43i. lnconsta
beat Volresia and Carlisle in the mile n
a iurlong rrce. winning by halfa leng
from Carlisle in 2:32.
Dan n. beat Larepgun in the mile "a
by three lengths, in 1850. The winner "
bought for 81 ,i50.