Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-08

GiIbird Sprague, tho stallion by Gov.
Sprague, owned by Mr.. Gilbird, of st.
Louis, is dead.
Messrs. HuutIy 6 Clark, Riverside stock
farm, Helena, Montana, have reoentiy lost
thoir brood mare Illinois Maid, by AID
vance, son OF Volunteer.
Mr.. P. G. Fox's Louisville. Ky, baY
colt Bassett, four years old, by Pat Malloy,
out of Canary Bird, Harry Basset's dam,
has hopelassly broken down.
Mr.. II. q. Duffy, Gailatine, Tenn, has
bought the bay mare, foaied 1876, by Pat
Malloy, dam Lula, By Childs Harold, ont
OF Fraxinella, Jr., by imp. Autocrat. This
mare is in foal to Phinpo.
The bay FLY Carrie G. (2), by Enquirer,
dam Glensina, by imp. G.eneig, ous of
Oatina, by imp. Australian, the property
of Mr.. R. G. Pate, st. Louis, Mo-, died at
Louisville, KY, on Sept. 3D.
The bay colt, foaled 1888, by imp Buck :
den, dam Katie Bowling, by Ton Bowling:
out of Catina, by imp Australian, the pro-
perty of Mr.. B. F. Pettitt, Lexington, KY,
died Sept 81 at the farm of its owner.
Maj. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill,
Tenn, has lately bought Jennie Pruit,
black mare, II years old, dam of Flash,
record at 5 years old (made at the Licking
ton fair) 2:272l, and the bay yearling colt
by Harold, dam the dam of Darby, 2:16H.
The old black gelding, Gen. Butler, made
his appearances at the Gentleman's Driving
park, N. Y, few days since. He is now
thirty-fve years old, but fat and hearty.
Age shows itself in the hollow back, but he
goes sound and is wonderful "old
timer"
| Mr.. G. ". Bowen has sold out his entire
! Interest in the Runny ms3e stud farm for
$4,000 to his former partners, Messrs
Clay and Woodford. The latter gentle
men will still carry on the establishment,
while Mr. Bowen will start private breed
ing farm.
III the free for all cliss at Chicago, Will
500, Director. Fanny Witaerspoon, Trinket,
ana Moaroe Chief are entered, AID for the
open to all pacing race, Gem, Buffalo Girl,
Wessmont, Fuller, Flora Bslle, johnson
and Richball are named. On Saturday,
the 18th, st. julien will come in conflict
for tie second time with Jay Eye See.
The Spirit of the Times, of yesterday.
has very spirited picture of Prince
Charlie, the splendid stallion recently i'm
ported by Mr.. D. Smiggert, Elmendorf
stud, Kentucky. He is grand
animal, and has size, strength
and style, as we'll as The best
Of breeding. He is an animal that will
certainly make his mark in the stud.
The trottsr seasatiop, record 2:.22L,
who is nov more than twsnty years old,
and has for several years been used as e.
road horse in st. Louis, was sold recently
By Mr. James DAILY, of that city, to parties
in Nebraska for $3.50. Although badly
crippled, Sensation can beat 2:40. He once
Won 6 $4,000 purse; Ben Mace drove him,
and afterward purchased him from Mr..
Gillinger.
Turf, Field q I'd Farm: Little Brown
jug will not spe d the winter in Califor-
Ma. His owner, Commodore Kittson, had
short talk about him at the Windsor,
with MIR. Robert Bonner, aud decided upon
sending him to New York. Mr.. Bonner is
very fond of experimenting upon the feet
OF horses, and he will sac what can be done
toward making the great PAGER sound. It
will be worth something to have tie jug
/ back on the turf.
On Wednesday,, Oct. 10sh, Mr. R. S
Strader and Joseph 81. Bryan will hold
joint public sale at the fair grounds, Lex
1ngton; of forty head of highly bred trot-
ting stock, consisting of roadsters, young
sters and brood mares, the get of the fol
lowing sires: Dictator, George Wilkes,
Alcantars, Administrator, Mambrino
Patchen, Enfield, Waveland Chief, Jubilee
Lambert, Hambrino, Happy Traveller and
other popular sires.
The GAINESVILLE (Wis) Gazette of Sept.
Is says: The trotting mare Lady Doug
lass, the property OF Mr.. James Van Eta,
of Fulton, was killed by lightning during
the thunderstorm Sunday. Lady Doug
lass was in the pasture standing under
tree when the bolt descended, killing her in
stantly. She was twenty-one years old,
being foaled in 1862, and was by Vermont
Hero, son of Hals's Green Mountain Nor
gan, dam by st. Patrick, thoroughbred
son Of American Eclipse. She made