Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-22

was Informed that the wagon was dam
| aged. He told Murphy to take charge of
| it and the mare, and rode home in coach
! with Mr.. William Turnbull.
miscellaneous.
To-day the Memphis Sockey club will be
inaugurated.
Fred Gerhard has returned from Eng
land. Eole has earned him about $4,000
this year.
Mr.. VIM. McCracken, Lexington, Ky.
has purchased from Thos. Sellers, of Jes-
| samine county, KY, the brown filly Miss
| Sprague 2 years old by Governor Sprague,
dam Mudra by Sentinel.
The entries for the National Horse show
| received October LIST number $50. Among
them were Smuggler, Thorndale, Income
and Spendthrift. The show will open at
Madison Square garden October 22d.
Charley Green has at last parted with
Great Eastern, 2:1S, by Waikiki Chief,
having sold him to Fl. T. Fox, of Baldwins,
| Queen county, N. Y, for $1,000, cash, and
the trotters Little Jasper and Middleton
Chief.
Previous to her winning the 2:25 race at
Lexington, KY, on Oct. IL, Crit Davis sold
the bay mare Maud Messenger. by Messen-
ger Chief, to Albert Hall, of this city, for
| $4,000. At Lexington on the 9th she made
| her record OF 2:20.
Dan Mace has purchased of Mr.. VIM. Fl.
Vanderbilt bay gelding Bay Dick, $50, by
Houser's Hiatoga, and bay gelding Dick
hot T0yyo nj IA G,,o
| roadsters. Dickens came from Nashua
and has shown halves in 09. Bay Dick is
equally fast.
Among the old time trotters, who have
| nearly finished their race Of life, are Flat
bush Maid, who is thirty three years of age,
but is still able to take the air in Robert
Bonner's pastures at Tarrytown; and Gen.
Butler, thirty years old, who is at Chas.
Levinius' place, near Woodlawn, West
chester county, N. Y, and is active enough
to show that his speed still lives.
Mr.. Isidor Cohnfeld has bought the
magnificent bay stallion Maxy Cobb, re-
cord 2:2O4, BY Happy Medium. The
price was $4,000, and the purchase was
made by MIR. Palmer Cleveland, who went
to Chicago for that purpose. Maxy Cobb
will be used as mate to Mr.. Cohnfeld's
chestnut mare Helene, record 2:21. The
team can no doubt beat 2:20, and are
lofty, elegant pair.
Mr.. s. e. Larabie will ship to st. Paul
on Monday next, via the Northern Pacific,
several Of his fine horses, worth more
money than they will bring here, and
which he will dispose of in closing out the
Willow Run breeding farm. Among the
horses he will ship are Herod, (Standard)
2:26A; Beaumont, (Standerd) sired by Al
mont, and Herod, Jr., foaled 1881, sired by
Herod; also the brood mare, Blossom,
foaled 1877, sired by Dictator, and MISS
Herr, sired by Mambrino Patchen. These
horses will be at st. PauI, Oct. 90, and
parties desiring to see or purchase them
will find Mr.. Larabie at the Merchants no.
| tel.
Duntoa's Chicago Spirit of the Turf::
| Commodore N. W. Kittson has not bought
| the PAGER Johnston, and at the time of writ
| ing there is no likelihood that he will. The
negotiations on which the rumor was
| founded were commenced before the PAGER
came to the Chicago meeting, but had as
| first condition three heats equal to any
three heat performance of Little Brown
jug. The match against time did not
meet this requirements land Johnston would
not trot in the free-for-all against Rich
ball, although Mr.. Woodmansee had given
him to understand that at this late date
allowance would be made for weather and
track. What was insisted on was three
such heats as should show his ability to
stay.
"Vigilant" in Wilkes iSpirit:- is
again offered for sale by Mr.. Keene, and it
is quite likely that the Newmarket hero of
| 1881 will never see his native land again,
as the English are nearly certain to pur-
chase him. The probability is to be re-
GREETED, for while the country is full of
stations, we have plenty of room for Fox
| hall. It was thought that he would train
during the past season, but his feet have
troubled him, and from this cause his
| trainer has been unable to fit him for
race. Except in bis feet he is as sound as
a bar of gold, be has never been severely
cam paigned. and will go into the stud
with his vital forces exuberant. In breed
| ing he is almost eligible, as Re combines
several of the strongest female lines in
the stub-book, notably those of Emma
Wright and Mistletoe Web, and two of
Lady Grey.