The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-29

the race for the tobacco stakes excited the
most interest, although deserved certainly
Dor the Derby. Winner. Leonatus. He
won mile heats easily in lao l-2 and La IL.
Race three-C uarters of a mile. leased with
50 many entrances, il was divided by one.
Twelve started in first race and nine in
nth, both three-quarters OF a mile.
treeland. favorite, won the first and Pear
Jennings, who sold third choice, won the
fifth. Fellowplay, favorite, unplaced pur.
sue race l l 10 mile, brought tine field of
racers to the post. John Henry, who sold
fifth in the pools finished in front of Bond
holder, tavorite. in fast time, l:50 l-2 and
last race on the programme, handicap
steeple chase of mile and half, and had
live starters. Snowfall crossed the line
first in 25S 1-2: Guy second and Lurfman
third. FIRST race purse, 500, all ages
I mile, f. b. Harper's Freeland, Taylor
llrst W. Il. Applegate and Cos Matte.
Rapture; Blaylock, second; I. j. MaRits-
bein's Newsboy, third j. q Greener's Yer.
ner, Mclntire and Los Centreyille; b. ].
johnson South Anna; z. ]. Swigerts Car
Isle. L. Il. Brecker's Robert Bruce B. G..
Thomas Walleniower, Owners Buckden,
Bob Perkins flley, owner, Joe, w. NJ, j.
Weider's Eva X. also ran. Time l;52 -.
Second race. tobacco stakes, yesr.olds,
that had not won race prior to january
LIST 1888: mile heats, Chinn 4 Morgan's
Leonatus, 10 pounds, IL c. L. Hunts
April Fool, 40 pounds, 100; Martins
Orange Blossom, l05 pounds, 2-3; Ed Car
.rigan's Longmate, l05 pounds, 81 Tam.
erlane did not start. Time-li6l, l:47 IL.
Club purse 500, two-year-olds; owners
Handicap iive-eighths of q mile; b, G.
Thompson, Rosary, IS pounds, first: ]. S.
Brannon Il Sons, Bridget; so pounds, sec
md Nv II a1anhc | lAv1 nalaNr ~
J. L, Williams, Bob Mills, 100 pounds; C.
Reekes Tucsana, 20 pounds Little Casino
IS pounds; Queen, T., 20 pounds; and Mag
gle H., Sipounds, also star ed. Time-l:0lI.
Club purse $3.50 mile and one SIXTEENTH
BARLEY Il Cos, John Henry 8, III pounds.
! first; X, @. Patte's BOndholder 3, l02
hounds, secoAd; T. f. Johnson's Lucy Nav,
., ZIG pounds third; Il. w. Thomas Wed.
ding Day 3, Nc pounds; II. +. Moore's Fos-
tarel 1, III pounds; McIntyre's Lizzies s,
ll6 pounds; Powers e Sons b. Caselec 3.
leo pounds; +. b. Harper g. f. Renna b. 5
% pounds; Morris e Patton's l.. A. Patton
H. ZIG pounds, also ran, Check.
mate did not start, Time--l;5O
Lizzie 5, 1885, John Henry, $40; Wedding
Day, $50; Lucy Nav, $50; Fosterland and
Renna b, $25. All ages three-quarter
mile; Carringlons Pearl jennings, 100
pounds, first; O. +. Lefevbre's Force 100
pounds, second; W, l.. Cassidy's Saunterer,
lis pounds, third; Morris Il Co.'s b. m,
IellowDlay. w IL. Shadley's Joe S.. Thorn.
as loung's Niron, W. G. Callectel's Charley
Lucas, S, c Bruce's Timbuctoo, owners;
Buckmaster also started. Pope Leo and
Glengarlne were scratched. Time, i:l3l
Sixth race, Steeple Chase, handicap
purse, S iOO about one half miles; Sno-
| box, first, aged two months; Turiman
third Bell Boy, fourth. Time, 2;5Si.
Terrible Slaughter.
ST.. LOUIS, May 2S.-The news of n ter.
ri1e tragedy IN Jefferson county yesterday
in which two persons were killed and
another fatally wounded, has just been re-
celved here. Al Cedar Hill Catholic church
about twenty-five miles south of this city
as Martha Mcdaniel and Amiel Dement,
We're coming from mass they were met by
hlral Suellas, who carried shot
gun. AS he approached h,
shouted Draw your revolver u'
Amiel, and without waiting an instant he
| Hired and killed Deurentz on the spot. He
| then discharged the second barrel at the
| girl seriously, perhaps MORALLY wounding
her. The murderer then reloaded his gun
and bv means of a forked stick fired again
and instantly killed himself. Suellus was
only nineteen years old and Deurent2
twenty three. The cause of the shooting is
not yet known. The body of the murdered
man was brought this morning to South
st: Louis, where his relatives reside
MISS McDaniels, although very seriously
wounded, will probably recover. Cause,
intense jealousy on the part of Suellius,
ne having been desperately in love with
Miss McDaniels, but she favored the suit OF
Deurerentz,