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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-06
Payday Notice.

WOOD RIVER q. AND s. NJ. CO., OF
SALT LAKE CITY, Ut. All persons hold
sen. their biis liz duplicate. a; tho con, pany'.
office, at bullion, before the first day OF each
month, and "a, Dent viii be nude on the
iNh. ENOS A. WALL.
Superinle, Dent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27

RUsK De-. 3,via Jack.onville.-fspe-
ci"l l--Christmas passed here without
serious accident. Four arrests wer~
made for etfrnys and disturbances. Tw.
guards quarreled and ono tried to shoot
the other on the street yesterday, but
we're arrested and disarmed.
Lust night the ladies' of tho town gavs
a festival At Neeley's hall, for he bsne-
Ut OF the wasouicludge, whoss property
wa buried up aud uverythmx Lost =
wear ago. One hundred ani thirty sir
dollars was taken IN aud good lima
was had.
Tne weather is 0 Ia aud drizzly. max
'nE livery disagree sble outside.
The dlstric5 o urt n ,urns TODAY
after ses ION oi tive weeks.
-Four convictions tn tha penltantlarv
we're had aud several foe nlsi ,meanors.
Sevenly-one bills of iudictlnsnt wsrs
found by the grand jury; eighteen for
ielonies aud the remainder for misde-
lnranors, a good portion OF the lattor
are ior gambling
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27

CHICAGO, Dec. 20 About fifty proni.
nent citizens met this afternoon to con-
suit In regard to further prosecution of
the investigation into the recent election
frauds In the eighteenth ward. Manner
aus speeches rrging tho neces.
sity OF pushisg tho inquiry
TO the last limit were made
A. Nj. Dav, OF tho citizens suh-com
mittee, said substantial progress was
being made, aud that the committee
was then NJ work on clue.
Murray Nelson said tho thing neces.
sary was money. He would sub
scrib .$5,0O0, and would pledge the
last dollar he owned, IL necessary.
Nj. Il. Stone, editor Of the Daily Nows,
said that the committee Of fve had eyl
dence that render It certain that Gallag-
her forged the tally sheet and that
Gallagher, Mackin and one other
party, who was known, had stuffed the
ballot box with fraudulent ballots. lie
could convince any Of those present IL
they desired u, that his statement was
true MIR. Stone went on to say
hat the present county grand jury had
begun an inves igation OF these frauds
for no other purpose, h believed, than
to defeat the end Of justice.
" he sum Of 5000 was subscribed Ia
push the investigation. Resolutions
we're passed, expressing entire conf
dence in the subcommittee OF FIVE,
tn mixing 10 for its work so far
and pledging IL support OF money and
influence for the future. IL was alst
decided to retain j. N. Jewett, Wirl
Dexter and Judge Beckwith as attor
neys.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 2o.--[special.l r
News comes OF reported fence cutting
in Kinney county. On the authority OF
j. V. Dignowiity, n large pastureman of
that section, the statement was wired
You some days ago that an organised
band OF nesters existed on the order of
the celebrated "Blue Devils" now de-
iunct. Since then their operations have
been nightly. Last night two pastures
belonging to 9. G. Clamp and Joseph
Jones were attacked aud half mile of
the fence Of each destroyed. The wire
was carried off, the posts torn up, and In
some instances burned. The leaders OF
the band are believed 10 he known. The
latesevere spell OF weather, has much
quickened their work. A detachment
of rangers has been put In the field, and
as thev are numerous some 1tr6uble In
apprehonding the isxfxpected,
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NAvAsoTA, Dec. % --lsp,clal.l-Tbs
weather 'ntinu's very cold. The mer
cury ranges between - ID 81 isgrees,
light falling OF mist this foreno IN; oy-
erythinp damp and cold.
Christmas passed without any casual
ties, except a mile u,gTn, 3 years old.
ut Ben Pierce's
Mrs, Viola Nebbett, of this place. IL
ON avisit 10 her sister Mrs. Baker. ip
Waco
. The Tablet was issued In due time on
Christmas day
The Slulls company performed two
DAYS and nights Ia Smiths opera house.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
hai very expensive Cnristras tree.
To-day aud Tomorrow they servo verv
savory meals at Mr.. X. b. Browns
store. The proceeds IN to the enurch
aud the minister. Other nu.ounoe.
nents are on the tapis aud will come Oh
soon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27

CHICAGO, Dec. 90 Hurem's Bicycle
club gave a series OF amateur races At
various distances at the exposition
building this afternoon. The track was
seven laps to tho mile. The racing was
the best yet seen here. Il connection
with the DAYS sport there WAS a raoe
Tor the professional championship of
the United States at fifteen miles. for
500 side, between j. :. Prince, cham
pilon OF America, and VIM. Woodside.
champion OF Ireland. The race was con.
tested every inch OF the way, neither
participant allowing his opponent 70
gam decided lead at any point. They
were going at each other throuphou1
On the last lap Prince took the Lead And
won by six feet. Time: 63:09X. Wood
sides time was quarter OF a secona
slower.
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WACO Mlrellnya.

WACO, Dec. 25.-ISpecial. The Christ
mas season in this orderly city Is hap
PLY over, with but one slight ARRAY,
wherein negro was cut In the body
by another negro, but not seriously.
Mrs. Kate Raymond Howe is to leo
ture here ut the Methodist church, Sum
day afternoon, on gospel temperance.
The clergy and local temperance people
arc taking consideral interest In her
visit.
Local festivities continue, a largely
attended masquerade and fancy dress
bal being in progress ut Choesman hall
tonight.
Mr., j. u. Shaw, tho agnostic lecturer,
Is considering a proposition to deliver a
series OF lectures in Fort Worth aud
Dallas.
A sold rain has been falling nearly all
day aud business Is almost entirely
susnonded. None Of the courts were In
session 10 dav.
Th' Riverside livery stables were
sold under deed of trust to-day to satisfy
\ debt due NJ. Il. McLaren. MIR. Il,
Rutan bid IN the property for S2,500.
Charles Hedges, agent at Galveston
OF the Texas Associated Press, arrived
tonight from San Antonio.
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Carrying Municipal Restrictions 20 an
Unpopular Extreme.
THE TRAIN RossER SENTENCES.
A Missouri KilIing-A Panhandle Asep.
"horrows' and ships -Dastarliy
Deed at Athens = Naughty
Nesters of Sonth Texas
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD
Terrible Aralrs a. Minera, wen.

Terrible Anaira Mt Mineral Wells.
MINERAl WELLS, Dec. Especial.
This city has been the srene OF perfsc
nproar for the past three days, occa.
stoned by the city authorities attempt.
ing the arrest or some parties who were
accused OF violating some of tho orIi.
nanres on the 9th OF November last. n
having been generally undersloo,l
through the enuntrv that the CITY ordi-
nances were suspended ON thnt dav
some Of the neighborhood boys camo IN
aud had u jnlliliralion in drinking
q EVE AND AND HENDRICKS WHISKY
anh hrins few shots. Some of the
pious C!) brethren hecaue ineensed .t IA
ana had writs issued for tho arrest of
we parties, aud ON the evening of tho
Z5d, month afterwards, the parties
~ oeihH IN aud around
Wwh MI this while, tho
city authorities summoned nearly every
man IN Town to assist In arresting tho
boys, ana with shot guns and six-shoot.
rrs they ponnced down upon them and
ELECTED the arrest OF all but one, nnd
Ntsieidny the remaining one having
heard of the affair, came In and yayc
himself up, when half tho men In tuwn
might have been seen with puns and
pistols, blood in their ewes, making for
this poor, harmless fellow, and aftef
taking him by
BRUTE roRCR
started down the street with him, when
some parties, thinking they meant 10
do some Violence to him, ran into the
'rowd, some with upraised hands, when
man by the name of Ferris, one Of ihe
POSSE, deliberately Tired ut one Prinklor
Moore.
HoorlN0 HIM THROUGH THR NECK.
producing Il dangerous, though not A
mortal wound. the same shot struck y
young man hy the naino Of Harris, in
the hody, producing a painful, thonph
not dangerous wound. Al this iui,e.
ture some Of The cooler heads OF The
town rushed in, Hnd bv their good conn
sci prevented more bl0Odshed, as thel a
would certainly have been several men
killed had II not been for / inter.
ference OF outside parties. Il. IL feared
The trouble IN not yet over.
AN AocIDl NTAL AFFAIR.
The sane evening, ~ 7 O'Clock, Mr.. r.,
stevens ltt his pistol fall from his
pocket while standing near the Are, N,
ms residence, when II exploded, shoot
ing Mrs. Stevens, formerly OF Fort
Worth, through the leg, the ball ranging
upward and penetrating her knee
JOINT and producing very dangarous
wound, from which, II she does not lose
her leg, she will be rendered q cripple
for life. DR.. RaineB telegraphed to Dr.
Beall, OF Forth, Immediately, f,r oonsul-
laiion. The wounded are doing well at
this lime.
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NO. 43.

nasr,., n,s .,,.e hoy, getting cold, he arose snl
without filled the bedstead' imst ~
where the b v had lain, fullnf bncss
shof' and would have killed tbe chiIS
hhd Mr. Brooks not taken him ~ -
warm him. As far as has heen learreS
mr. brooks hsd no enemy. ami nnth;ns
nus ms npen learned hy nor hy whom ire
snot was fired. No one hurt. howavar
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Reeyes Uounly fully nrraaI.na,

PEoos, Dec. @.-ISpeclal. Tho fol
lowing officers, elected in tho new
county OF Reeves, qualified aud gave
bond on the 9th instant.
County Judge-R l.. Harreli.
County Attorney-RAD Hsge
County aud District Clork-E. A. Nc
Geeheo. -
County Suryeyor--J. II. Harrington.
Sheriff aud COllector--J. l.. Morris.
Commissioner, Precinct No. III. O.
Cox
Pecos was elected county seat, and
has a bright future, and IL destined To
he one of the cities Of tho western part
of Texas.
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ho Exposition.

NEW 0RLEAEs, Dec. 26.-With each
succeeding day the Worlds exposition
takes In newer and more
attractive features, giving a
fair idea of what II will
he fortnight hence, when II Is conf
IDENTIFY asserted, everything will
he In perfect order, Tue stock
stables are rapidly filling up
and tho stock exhibit promises TO DO the
greatest the world has ever seen.
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m ee'P 0UDoT "Hu NuIet
TEX NRSANA, ARK, Dec8. 4 Special I
= eslerday evening Tom Alexander,
colored, and a dangerous character
whiie drnnk, entered the grocery store
OF Joe Hanglia. After abusing and In
sultihg those pre- sent, he made An ns
sailt on Mr. Haupiin. whom the latiss-
shot him II the lower portion OF thesh.
nolnen' Tue negro il reported thu
evening as uoinp Val nod will rsoovar
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SAN FRAN isco, Dee. a.--In refer.
ence TO the dispatch received
here from San Antonio, Texas,
That the east-b lund passenger train
on The Southern Parieo. at the rear end
of the Pecos river bridge, was boarded
by cowboys, who drew pIstols
and compelled the conductor
to stop tho train, on tbA 24th instant.
General Manager kgewn .rfelepraphe
the division superyS1 lnhdbt, who re-.
piled that the ontSSNsmsge dono was
two windows brokeI. Nobody was
killed. xEFs
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oENrRALIA, Mo, Dec. % "A report
reached here that Q, Il. Hawkins and a
man named Rhineanrt, while buying
goods at the storo of Th,mas
Li,'le, III tho western part OF BnDue
county, got inio quarrel aud Hawkins
slaoned khinehart, hiliing him Instant
~ Ihe latter come from Chicago about
" year ago. Hawkins was arrested.
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The rroablr ~ n. nxrre.

FARa DAKOTA, Dec. 20. = The Arrus,
"'''ho't dispatch says: Col Free, OF the
governors staff, visited Wilnott
amu ai Iravere tnot "Trsversa') to-day
W,s is report !. understood tobeinr favor ~
",,''"n Writs are out tor thu arrest ~
vnnols ,,", oi the cAnva-siug board
~ ot Trsvore, claitninr
iniles and esea1ed a,,ross ~
river. lnlery ews with Maria. ~
Fargo, lrom Roberts, county, Ara "a CON
nlctiag as the first report received frns
the scene of trouble. Observation-Disclosures
now III progress before the United States
commissioners IN this city.
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A Negro rragsoy ut Jack.onvIlle.

RusK, Dec. % Especial, l-At Jack
sonville, Ia tlis county, negro named
Henry Young was killed by another
negro. The killing is said to have beSn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27
Quick Work vi htno arkansas rraia Rob
hers.

LTr Rock. Dec 26.--In tha circuit
court this morning Adplph Parker and
JACK Clifford, two OF tho train robbers.
were sentenced 70 tho penitontiary.
ia kor for six and Cliff rd for seven
years. The trial Of Cook, who turned
states evidence, was postponed till next
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27
DALLAS TEXAS SATURDAY, gshsnss@s%
old Va ih'rnia Ins. Co, san Francisco. loo
RAlNwATiR = sTEARNs - sTocK OF
Ora n.
Southern lnsurah ce co., New Orleans sl.0 n
THE INOtI sr

hss
THE INQU ST.
Justice Schuhl, acting coroner, en-
pannelled jury If inquest. There
were hve or six witnesses examined as
To the building and the ide ntitv of the
oouy: Some testified he window from
wnicn the hat WIS thrown was near the
level OF the floor. IL in stated by others
that the window was nom nine Ia fuur
teen feet above the floor and that tho
parties within could not reach it. The
testimony addnced is not material.
After hearing the testimony of wit
nesses, he jury returned The following
VERDICT:
we the jury, empannelled to inquire
INTO tne cause OF the death of the sun
posed w. Keller, iind that the deceased
came to his death by being burned In
ne elevator K iownas the Central eleva.
Tor: ABOUT lO:30 u. IN Decemher 70, 1884 I"
Young Keller wa about 25 wears old.
ana was much liked by those who knew
nim' lie was hardworking man, and
ma been living with Mr.. Dave Rain
water, IN whose employ he had been for
several years past. AT the time the
natal fire occurred he was ut work in the
upper stories, shOveing wheat. Hahad
been member oi the Lamar Rifles, the
queen city Guards, aud later of the
Dallas Rifles. which company n bury
nm with military honors .his mornino
~ 10 O'Clock. The deceased came nero
from tennessee, which was his native
state.
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Mrs. ID. w. Bell, Avenue N, V, Gal
weston, says: "I felt weary In the morn
Ing; could not rise without an effort. !
tried frnrious tonics without helm.
Rrown's lrun Dittcrs gave mo health
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AIonisinnn rrnrsdx.

SHREVEPORT, Dec. 90 Dave Hsas
was Killed aud his brother wounded by
Dennis BOYD, ooored, ut Willow Chntn.
Bossier parish. Boyd had been ejectei
from Haas storefnr being disorderlv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-27

Mr,xlohn. g. Wet. attorney. a,-lsw.
w MsSEFhys: al have used Browns Iron
BttMm In my family, II l. the best
tonic IN use tor male or fenale, old a.
yonng, and Is gaining ground hero eve
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MI. w. II. Allen, Ennis, says: "Ivas
In very feeble condition both mentally
and bodily. Browns Iron BItfars X
stored my health; nothing else dld sny
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Ms. Annie Bie'ing, COS East Broad
Wv, Galveston, says: ~ used Browns
Ir n Biiters as tonic aud appetIser,
with The most satisfactory rssufti.'' w
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The New York Sun.

An Independent Newspaper Of Demo-
cratic Principles, but n", Controlled by
any set Of Politicians or MHniptlator,.
Devoted 10 Collecting and rubliskiua
oil thu News Of The hay in the most ln-
terestIng shape and with the greatest
Pos ible PrOmp'uess, Accuracy aud I'm
partiality; and to the promotion Of
Democratic Ideas and Policy IN the ar-
fairs " Government, Society aud
Industry,
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DAILY, per year .... ..........,.....,,.....,i6 o.
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"He Borrswed Ten lhouS<l and pisap,
peared." ~ IN

PIrTspuRe, Daa,sg8 --Th Z iIcnIcle
and Tsleprsph sfgief from stedbsn.
vile, Ohio, says last nigbt .James Col
lina, n ticket agent Of - PanhAndie
rosd' road .,c g. ooc Sas's Nv, JunGt; u cisap
solonsiSis S,ss slSiSsS ssss s'sssis'S%ss sSSnaa 'ad
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Mrs. X. Mccoy, " AGO, says: "Brown's
Iron Bltters cured me OF dyspepsia from
which suffered for over twelve months.
Physicians triad ~ vain tn helm meW
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A'Daa'ardly Dss

ATHENS, Dec. q. -lspecia jVllsrthe
Rev. J. M. Brooks, a PresbJserian min
lister Of this place, had retired last night,
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sAFEa which
nsaimens
rom,h
Gall ~ Elm 81
a
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Ask Your ..r...,~.

tEADSn fassTEn tEFrF
40 i'usf- raitnu fslcsasas, Nn.tn.
sfs:onrd, cnlrfs,i nr mn
wise Aii'ie,eied
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-10
She 9ailg 8nIlttin.
TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1884.
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AS SILENT
ClVERS,

A railroad conductor the
other day paid out of his own
pocket the fare of women
who was fastening without
ticket or money to her hus-
bands death-bed in a Phila-
dclphia hospital, at the same
time conveying to her the
impression that the fare was
paid by a man who sat behind
her and had expressed his
sympathy. That person
promptly put the credit where
it belonged and subsequently
took occasion to ask the con-
ductor why he had waived his
own claim to the woman's
gratitude. my dear SIR
was the reply, ''when you
have been a conductor for ten
years and been beaten and
snubbed by 800 different
specimens of travelling hui
manity, you will learn to do
your duty and be satisfied
with that alone. That
woman's distress was real, but
possibly nine out of every
ten | meet with similar stories
will be professional dead beats
and frauds of the first water.
If a conductor does a humane
act now and then, and the
public hear of it, a few will
compliment him and praise
him for it, but for the next
six months every tramp and
shyster along the road will
strike his train and endeavor
to cheat him out of the fare
by working upon his feel
ings.'- .New York Tribune.
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Country maid-servant: "Gae me
n third-class return ticket Book
ing-clerk: "Where to, pleaseY"
Country maid-servant; Never
you mind that; gaze me my ticket. 5"
Booking-clerk "But you must say
where you're going" Country maid
servant: Il want name oyer impu-
dence. you've nae business whar
I'm gaun." Booking-clerk gives in,
and quitely books her to the nearest,
terminus.
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FOR SALE.
WANTED.

sss. a BY THE LIST of July, an
S tsassSsss UNPUBLISHED COTTAGE,
NsgN gss of 5 rooms, with Stabling and
Coach house. Good Tenant. Address
House" p. o. Box, No. 297. 13l 1w
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FOOT RACE, 200 YARDS $50
LIST, Man-$2O.
End, Man-$10.
NOTICE

NOTICE
All Running Races to be under the
rules of the Hawaiian Jockey Club.
Rules now ready at the Secretary's Office.
Price 20 cts.
All Trotting Races to be according to
the rules of the National Trotting
Association.
Entries close at 9 p. NJ, on Saturday
June 9TH, at the Office of g. o. Berger,
Secretary, with the exception of Race
No. 2.
In all Races second horse saves stakes.
Refreshment Booths at the Park,
ready to let, 20 it. sections $40 each.
Entrance to Park For each Horse
80 cts. Grand Stand 81. Carriages
inside Track Circle 81.
Entrance fee, 10 per cent.
j. II. Wiseman is appointed and
empowered by the Executive Committee,
and under the supervision of the Secre
tary, to make all Park and Racing ar.
rangements, subject to their approval
G.. o. BERGER,
I'll I'm Secretary.
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A shabbily dressed woman
called upon one of our citizens
for aid, claiming that she was
in a starving condition. The
citizen looked upon her pie
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thoric form estimating the
avoirdupois of the surplus fat,
and answered: "You don't
look like a starving woman. y
81 know it, she whiningly
answered, "I'm bloatcd with
grief
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Saddling Paddock: JAMES DoDD.
Races Commence at 10 o'clock AM, sharp.
LIST. -Kaiulani Plate,-$75.
RUNNING RACE mile dash open
to all horses bred in the Kingdom
that have never run at Kapiolani
Park.
2nd,-Kohala Club Cup.
A SWEEP STAKE of $50 added.
One Mile and a quarter Dash; free
for all weight for age. Sealed nomi-
nations enclosing a fee of $40, to be
made TO the Secretary of the Ha-
waiian Jockey Club, on or before
2 pm, on 4th day of June. Final
acceptances with balance of Sweep
Stakes on or before p m, on the
10th of June.
3rd.-Queen's Purse.-$125.
TROTT1NG RACE; mile heats;
best 2 in to harness free to all
4th.-Princess' Plate.-$75,
TROTTING RACE; mile dash to
harness; free to all . year ods bred
in the Kingdom.
9Th. Reciprocity te.-$150.
RUNNING RACE; mile heats; best
2 in 3: free for imported horses
only; weight for age.
6th.-Queen Emma's Plate.-$75.
HALF MILE DASH; for 2.year
Odds; Hawaiian bred horses; catch
weights.
7th.-Lunamakaainana Plate. 800.
RUNNING RACE; mile dash free
for all horses bred in the Kin gdom;
weight for age.
9th, -Kahuku Cup and $50.
4MILE DASH; free for all year
Odds born in the Kingdom
9th.-Leahi Plate. 1875.
MULE RACE; mile dash; free for
all; catch weights.
10th.-Coronation Plate. 800.
TROTTING RACE; mile dash to
harness; free for all 3 year Odds
bred in the Kingdom
11th.-Graziers' Plate.-$1O0.
RUNNING RACE; half mile dash;
free for all year Odds; catch
weights.
18th. Amateur $3.50.
ONE MILE DASH; owners to drive
free for all PAGERS and trotters, to
wagon, that have never beaten 2 55.
18th. -Haw'n Jockey Club Plate -$125.
RUNNING RACE; mile dash; free
for all 3 year olds bred in the King
dom.
l4th.-King's Plate-$15O.
RUNNING RACE; 2 mile dash
open for all; weight for age.
18TH Casino Cup and. $25.
PONY RACE, mile dash; open to
all ponies bred in the Kingdom,
not over IA hands high; catch
weights.
16th.-Kamehameha Plate. 5000.
RUNNING RACE; mile heats
best 2 in 3; free for all weight for
age.
18th Express Plate.-$50.
TROTrENG RACE mile dash; free
for all express horses.
| EnnT RACE onO Vhpnc eon
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-10
CAPTURE OF A FERoclous WILD BOY.

A wild boy was recently
caught in the Santa Rosa
mountains, in the vicinity
of Tancanhuitz, Mexico. He
was carried to this latter town,
and put in a well-fenced gar
den, where he greedily con-
sumed fruit, lettuce, roses,
and the roots of several
plants. He never spoke and
never appeared to notice the
people who went to see him.
He appeared perfectly harm
less, but one day he seized a
little child three years of age
and commenced to eat it. It's
cries attracted attention, but
before assistance reached the
spot the young savage had
devoured the flesh of the
right arm, and had also eaten
a part of the face. On see
ing that the child was about
to be taken away he squeezed
it to death in his arms.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-10
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