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most of whom were the support of depend
The American Turf.

been backed for considerable amount. |
to all accounts the colt looks
very well, but it is rather too much to ex-
pect him to get away with the Eastern
cracks.
RACES AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 2lst-The attendance
to-day was small. 1t began to rain Just be-
fore the third race, making a heavy track.
The five furlOngs race for two-year-old
maidens Pixy won, O'Fallon second, Fro
ME Louise third. Time, 1:04, The mile
heats race R. Monee won, Belle B. second,
Gold Dollar third. Best time, las. The
mile and an eighth race for all ages Favor
won, Modesty second, Latin third. Time,
los The three quarters mile race for two
year-old Blue Wing won, Endurer second,
Primer third Time, liza
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 21st-The track was in
fine condition to-day, and the attendance
large. The three-quarters of a mile race
for all ages Eva X. won-Miss Goodrich
second King Far third. Time, 1:164. The
mile and quarter race for three-year-old
fillies ThOmasia won-Rosette. second,
Lutu A. third. Time, 2164 The mile and
an eighth race Teliedo won-Farewell
second, Lyon third Time, 1:57. The
mile and quarter race for all ages Colonel
Sprague won-Pnk Cottage second, Referee
third. Time, 2:124. The mile race Emer-
son won-Ballot second, Olivette third.
Time, 1:443
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church.
CINCINNATI, May 21st-The General As
sembly of the Presbyterian Church began
its session this morning in the First Pres
byterian Church. Rev. George P. Hayes,
of Denver, Col, the retiring Moderator,
preached the opening sermon, after which
the General Assembly was formally con-
stituted by prayer and adjourned until
| afternoon.
ELECTION AND COMMUNION.
| At the afternoon session DR.. E. R. era
vens, of Newark, n. j., was elected Moder-
ator, and Revs VIM. Noble, Frederick E
| Shearer, John J. Beacon and Ralph +
Prime were elected temporary clerks
| Communion service was administered to.
night in the presence of large congrega-
| ton.
| The Chinese Mission - Judge Wallace
Withdraws His Name.
WASHINGTON, May 2lst.-Judge Wallace
has witndra Yn his application for the Chi
nese mission in long letter to Secretary
| Bayard to. day. Judge Wallace leaves fol
New York tomorrow
The Mare Island Navy Yard.
WASHINGTON, May 21st.-Secretary of thu
Navy Whitney proposes to make promp
inquiry into all matters relating to the
Mare Island navy yard.
The Business Outlook and TIE Pacifi,
Mail Subsidy.
New YORK, May 21st-C p Huntington
| ha N,,Si
situation is improving. have been talk
ing lately with prominent business mel
from the West, and they tell me confidence
is slowly but surely returning. The peopl'
are now quiet, but the movement o
prices is towards improvement. | an
doing nothing in the stock market; do no
care whether prices go up or down. w,
are not buying anything because we hav,
all we want. l thought the Pacific Mai
subsidy ought to be reduced TO $40, 600 ;
month, but the Pacific Mail insisted OF
$4,000 a month. We finally agreed t
settle the difference at $4,000. The matte
now rests with the Pacific Mail | think i
will be settled on that basis. OF course
the whole thing is subject to the ratifica
ton of all transcontinental lines, but | an
going to recommend a settlement Of thu
matter on that basis"
Another Mysterious Epidemic in Penn
syIvania.
PITTsBURG, May 21st.-A strange disease
battling the skill of physicians, broke on
in Paris Roads, a small station on the Pan
Handle Railway, eighteen miles from Pitts
burg, few days ago. In one family alon
there have been five deaths and the mothe
is insane. Eight persons have died, AM
eight more are sick. The local physician
refused to attend the patients, and Smben
vile physicians are there. The disease i
spreading rapidly, and all cases prove fatal
BIoodshed in Ohio-A Marshal and 30,
Shot.
COLUMBUS, May 2lst.-Marshal Herr
Auer, of New Straitsville, Ohio, in quar-
rel with Albert Guest at that place, to-day
was shot by the latter several times in diff
ferent parts of the body, and cannot re
cover. One shot missed Auer and hit DO,
aged II years, fifty yards away, passin
through his body and injuring his spine
He cannot recover. Guest loaded his re
volver and endeavored to escape, firing OIL
Pinkerton's men who followed him; bu
they compelled him to surrender. and b
was locked in Jail Strong threats of lynch
ing were INDUCED in, and trouble is feare
before morning. The reports as to tn
trouble between the men are conflicting
warrant on Guest, and another that the
were talking over some trouble they ha
in the country the evening previous.
THE MURDERER LYNCHED.
COLUMBUS May 21st.-The State JournaF
New Straitsville special says: Two hun
bred masked men broke into the prison
tonight and compelled the constable q
the point of revOlvers, to give up the KEYS
| = 1,
Plember Hill mine. where they hanget
him to a tree and riddled his body witt
bullets.
Fatal Fight with Burglars. q
CLEVELAND, May 21st-A special from
Burton City, Wayne county, gives the de
tails of fatal fight with burglars. At al
early hour this morning a clerk, who slep
in the store of Jas. Connor, was awakened
and saw several men working at the safe
He aroused his employer, who, with hi
son. fastened to the store. An attempt wa
made to arrest the burglars, but they mad
, pa desperate fight. Several pistol shots wer
, fired by Conner and the thieves. -Four c
the men escaped, but one was killed. Con
nor was also fatally wounded. The dea
man had papers on his person bearing tn
name of H. f. Adams. The thieves sc
cured $1,000.
Starved Himself to Death.
BLOOMINGTON IH), May 21st.-Samut
Mutt, who began forty days fast on til
) Sth inst, saying he was commanded to d
so by the Lord, died at ] p. NJ. to-day. II
was somewhat widely known as the put
Usher of a curious religious paper entitle
. Spirit Of Truth.
FrightfuI Forest Fires.
,, NEwBERRY Mich May 21st.-The fores
fires above this place broke out with re
, newed fury yesterday, and along the sout
, side of the Detroit. Mackinac and MAJ
qnette Railways they are burning wit
great fierceness. Back of this place tn
, forests are perfect mass of flames, an
eight buildings have already been burned
The town of Dolarvile Just beyond her,
: has met with entire destruction. A gan
, of men are out fighting the fires
! Sale of The Revised ibIe
New YORK, May 21st.-It is estimate
that over 100000 copies of the new versio
2 of the Bible had been sold up to noon t
day in this city. Orders from the countr
are being received by all the publishers i
large numbers and the express company
busy in the transportation of the parcels
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