The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

malned numbered 10, N Which
ionf have tlhoe died, leaving but thlfty.sif
out OF 40 cattle taken out Of balu.
more only two weeks ago. Dur.
Log sgs,. the g. Kin all s ssS "''% "ssy
or disabled. ,ns cabin shsIIehi was stove
add The cab flooded. Portion Of the bal.
wa ks aud part Of tbs poop and the. wheel
we carried away and other damage
suffered. Thursday morning the
storm abated somewhat, bat heavy seas
made the vessel roll and pitch almost as
much as during the preceding night.
Between 5 and the engines broke
down. The steamer was then
Of Halifax Sail wa. rss sa and p she was
| headed for Halifax Thursday afternoon
Water was all day pouring over
the. vessel, got In the stockhold, and
put out the fire by which
the steam pump was run, but the ship kept
clear until temporary repair OF the ma
chinery had been made. Monday, four
days after the engine broke down, they were
made toward Halifax. The Lampert will
probably be here some day. The accident
to her machinery and other damages. viii
have to be repaired, her cargo shifted and
a portion will have to be restored.
! INC
SLEEPS HEAD BAY, Sept. 6.-First
Race hree.quarters of mile; two
year.olds; Nettie B. won; Modesty, second;
Pearliese, third. Time-2:F,
Three .quarters of Mile-Two-year.ol Odds
Matte b, won; Modesty, second; Pear
liese, third. Time-1l7.
Mile and eighth-Eeferee, won;
Breeze, second; Vintage, third. Time
1868
Mile and Six-tenths- Volusia, won; Ma
varre, second; Rochester, third. Time
1:551-2,
Mile and a Half.-Amazon won, Boot
Jack, second; Freeland, third, Monitor,
fourth. Time-239.
Three-quarters OF a Mile-Knight Tenn
plar won; Lyton, second; Bellbcy, third
Time-1:l6 IL.
Steeple Cnase-Full course, Jim Nc
Gowan won; Disturbance, second; Spider,
third. Time-5.23.
HARTFORD, Sept. Crank Marks team,
Frank and Dick Swiveller, trotted mile
in 2:1S at Charter Oak park, this after
noon.
Twelve thousand people were at Charter
Oak park to-day. The principal event Oh
the card was the race agal ~,
ler's double team, Clara and
Independence and Frank Works team OF
Edward and Dick Swiyeler. The former
was sent to beat their record, 2:l6 IL,
made at Charter Oak park, August 25th;
Works pair 10 beat their PIG Ia
record. Rock afeller's span was
hitched to q light wagon
and driven by John Murphy, and
Works team was hitched 10 four.
wheeled skeleton, and Edwards and
Swiyeler made the mile in
2.IS; time for quarters, 3:3 IA, 3:4 IA, 3 Ia,
35l-4. Rockateller's horses Went
the first quarter in ia, second
in 3:3 IL, two seconds faster than
when their 2:26 IL record was made,
third quarter in 36, but on the home
stretch Independence lost. a zoe
weight, throwing him in air, losing iuliy
two seconds before he m couia pc
got down to work again. Time for the
mile, 2:1S.
jaw Eye-See was driven to beat his record
of 2:l4 for a special purse and one trial,
made covering in ola IL summaries OF tbe
Regular Troting-225 class; King Al
mont, s, 1,3, /, l; Barbara Patcher, g. 2, 1873;
Handicap, l, 3. 5. A, 6; Index. s, 2, 2, 2, 2;
Maggie. 2, A, 5, 6 Z; Maggie F, 4, 6, Z, 3, .;
| Valley Bow, n, 5. 4, g. d. Jack Sailor. ., 8, 8,
7, s. Time-2;24 Ia, 2:22 IL, 2:23 IA,
2::22 IA.
Glass 2.25-Unfinished Seepy..Joe, a., l,
II; Oar, l. 5, 4; Louise, 2, 20 Stephen IT,,
iStonewall, 6, A, s.; Stranger, 8, 6,6 Boss
77.7. Time-2:22 IA, 2:22 IL, 2:25.
King, Almont and sleepy Joe were the Ia
yorites in the pools. The track and day
were favorable for fast work.
| Sensational ScOundrelism.