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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
OVER 1000 BRICKMAKERS OUT.
They Strike Against "a Reduction and
Shut Down Follows.

they Strike Against Reduction and n
Shut Down Follows.
CHICAGO, July l3.-For some weeks past
trouble has been brewing between brick
manufacturers of this city and men en-
oloyed in the yards. \ majority Of the
Yards are not provided with improved
machinery and three or four
of them use brick machines,
which enables them to turn out q large
number of brick and a. less cost. Las
week it vas decided to reduce wages 80
cents q day and the men notified, but they
rrenuously objected ana on Saturday when
be men quit work they announced their
Intention of not coming back unless the
-,andard rate Of wages was paid. In consc-
,tuerce these yards are now idle with
reception Of few using machines. Upwards
If , 900 men are thus thrown out OF EN-
ployment. and each side remains firm in It's
intention TO coucede nothing. 1t is kick
against reduction of wages. A strike
ssnctoned bv a labor union and one In
Ehich the strikers are sure OF sympathy and
financial support by all workmen.
status of the Cleveland STRIKE.
CLEVELAND, july I&.-The strikers are
,uict There was no attempt to start the
mills this morning, as was expected, though
he strikers were Oh hand to prevent II An
~iolt will be made to start the plate mill t.
morrow.
The Strike Mt McI<eesport.
KcKEESroRr. Pa. July l%-The general
strike threatened at the Tube Works is oil
Tor the present, the company promising the
men the advance asked Tor on the arrival OF
Manager Flagler. The bult mill is still out,
and will remain so until he arrives.
Biz strike in Connecticut.
MERRIAM, CoNy., July l3.-Carpentar
Bros Of New York, run large quarry
north of hyre and employ 800 Poles. Hun
sariaus ard Italians who haze been getting
81 lOper day. This morning they struck
for $50 per day and were refused. I@en'J
Italians commenced work, when $50 SILK.
pr. dove thea oil. Help has been sent
tor from New York and il is feared there
will be trouble when they arrive.
Strike Ended.
PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-The last point
at issue in the long strike Of the weAvers IN
the Falls of Schuylkill mill district has been
fully adjusted, and this morning all hands
resumed work.
Resumed.
CINCINNATI July lS-The swift rolling
mill at Riverside resumed work today,
giving employment to about three hundred
men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
TIL. NIaryIand LynChiug.

TowsoS, Nd July l3.-The body of II"
rm gro, Edward Cooper, who was hanged last
ntght q, his place by q mob, was lef. hang
ing to he limb Of he now famous sycamore
rec until 9.Ij o'clock this morning. II
vas viewed by crowds OF men. women and
children all morning, AL rejoicing over he
tea,h of The brutal find 4, 9.lj he body
vas cut down and e jury Of inquest sum
moped. Their verde; Was 'ha' Coopsr
came % his death by hanging at the hands
Of par;;cs unknown 20 the Jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
FOSTER ON THE OUTLOOK.
The Republican Ex- Governor Thinks
His Party Will Win,
BUT DOESN'T HAVE MUCH TO SAY
As to How They are to Do lt---He Says
0hioans Love Blaine and
Logan, and
THINKS GOV. HoADLY A GOOD MAN
.S,ecidl 10 the Register.

New YORK, July l3.-Ex-Governor Eos
ter, OF Ohio, who is spending a few days in
this city, is confident that the Republicans
will carry Ohio this fall.
"Why are you so ssnguine on this score,
Governor2' asked your correspondent.
because it's in The air, my boy" re-
sponded the gentleman from Fostoria. "Ohio
is Republican state and we all expect
Foraker and Pendleton s successor without
any doubt There will be large vote,
but not as large as it was year ago. The
Prohibition vote will not be perceptibly in
creased this year. r y. Dr.. Leonard, the
Prohibition candidate for governor, is a
good man. but he
Wont to be Elected This Year.
The Germans as usual, will 20 against
Prohibition. don't think the contest will
be very hot one this year, not nearly as
warm as in Presidential year. OF course
W. want all the help We can get, but do
think the loss OF even Prohlbi-
tion votr will inju;c our prospects
TO any great extent This year we are
united and our organization is perfect
While the Prohibition question will be q fac
tor among the issues it will not be the lead
ing one as heretofore.
Governor Hoadly
is an excellent man and think is sincere in
his desire 10 retire after serving out his pres
ent term, but ! think he will be in
duced TO accept denomination.
can't see, though, how he can be
elected. lie caunot expect assistance
from the Republican side, for there is no
nugwumEs IN Ohio, and it is certain he
viii Lot get he liquor dealer vote entire,
or there has been a big split in their
ranks"
What DO you think Of President Clcve-
and administration
ut is about on q par with the times
stagnaEt. | appreciate his efforts to secure
evil service reform, Tor believe It is for
he best interest of the country that it
LIQUID be Carried out.
Governor Foster spoke highly Of Senator
Sherman, and minated that it was likely
that he would be his own successor in the
Senate, providing Republican Legislature
was elected de said The people of Ohio
we'd beth Blaine and Logan, but he thought
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
unw Grnnt Pnssed the Night

Mr. McGHrGoR, n. Y, July l3.-Dr.
Douglass said his morning tha, Gen. Grant
ad passed a good night, and when asked
row many hours his patient bad slept, n
doctor evidently felt it needless o 90 int
minute details of so quiet a night. Th
General went through the night with little
or no cocoaine, and this morning he wa
bright and his spirits improved, as has been
,he case every Monday for four weeks. The
,lck man is 'aking food plenJeou9ly, anc
has swallowed his liquid nounshment TO-
day wi,hos. apparen' pain. His voice Is
clearer and stronger this morning, and his
nulse has greater volume han yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
A Damaging Cloud Burst.

TITUsvILLE, Pa, July IA cloud bursl
abou, one mile south Of town at five clock
this afternoon and stream entering Ol
creek near the center Of the city, it rose to
an uprrecedented height. Many houses
were moved from th'ir foundations and sew
eral washed away. A number of families
had narrow escapes. Two bridges went
down the creek. The roads are badly
washed. No loss Of life, but the damage 10
property is very great
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
The LABOR STRIKE.
SawmiIls Running at Bay City-Nothlng
Doing at Cleveland.

SawmiTls Running at Bay City-Nothlng
Doing at Cleveland.
DETROIT, July IA Bay City special
to the News says the ten,hour planning mills
that shut down Saturday started up this
morning and were not interfered with
Miller Brothers and Seth Mclean, Son Il
Co. $ sawmills also started up this morn ng
on the ten hour system, having made AMIGA
ole arrangements as to wares with their
men. All the other mills are yet idle
The stlrrts are crowded with unemployed
men. A body Of the strikers, headed bv p
band, started at 10 a m on q march to the
south ebd to serensde the mill running on
the ten hour plan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
SIXTY PERSONS POISONED
From Eating Dried Beef Made From Dis
eased Cattle.

KAxEAKEE, ILLS, July IA report
came here early this morning that number
Of persons were sick at Momencie tom the
effects OF poisoning but the extent OF
the disaster was not known until
this afternoon when fully sky per-
sons in all are known to have
been poisoned. Mrs Shrouts, wife OF a
physician, died to-day, and many others are
in a diving condition. All the victims were
poisoned from eating dried beet made from
diseased cattle The sickness is attended
by collie, cramps, Inflammation of the bow
els and vomiting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
A Mica Mine Discovered.

READING, Pa, July l3 Considerable ex-
citement was created at Sheridan. Lebanon
county, this morning By tue receipt Of news
from South Mountain, three miles distant,
that a minb of mica had been discovered on
the Joel Trexter tract A thirty foot shaft
has been sunk A rich deposit OF mica
worth from 50 to 80 per pound was
struck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14

E .'' july The bosrd Of for
,- ,... ....' a'1 drisnses held a session to-
r'-.- me nth Avenue hotel. Secretary
-t r. 9.c". B-iss3ier Genera Bennett
-,. ''a Smrh o. the Ordnance
b "0ra"I-r Gener. John New
be-. Ne &, h Abbor.. cs the engi-
..s l. ) A Commanders W. r.
F., .- 'al T.. ! Goodrich [. 5. y. and
'"r a'3 Joseph Morgan j-.
.le D0art were present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
Madam Robinson Released on Haheas
COrpus.
SpsciaI 10 the Register.

PARKgRsBrRG, W. Va, July l3.-don.
John A. Hutchinson, Attorney Tor Madam
Robinson, the much indicted woman whose
arrest was noted BY Sundays R&GIsrER' had
his client released on writ OF haoeas corpus
and placed under bond of eight huHdred
dollars TOR the October term ofcourt. J. h.
Savage. surety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
RnrrlarY at Parkersburg,
Special 70 iie Regis 2

P,RSgSsBrRG, July l3.-r burglar en-
tered Judge George LOOMS residence Iast
night and secured a gold watch valued at
two huudred dollars snd cash amounting to
e. dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14

Commissioner Midgley hssreceived favor,
able responses from all the general msn-
ayers interested in C,lorsio-Crsh tra-ic
and has therefore called meetis5 10 De
held at Chicago, Tuesday, july q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
GLASS H0BK5Rs IN CONVENTION.
some Question, og Importance They Will
Nrr-tlr With.

some Question, ug Importance They Will
Wrr-tlr With.
E-. ...r l@ The annual con
'-E".. o. '-a lm--;yau Green Glass Boz
Re u.a--, Association met here this
1o'a.u, a.. {. Arcius.5u OF Milwaukee
3r-,.tms There were ten delegates pres,
en- '.r cities represented being M,I~au
sre s.. Louis. Alton Ils Ottawa Ills
i..r--oa Nr Ne.arz. Ohio, Massillon
l.o. >ao Francisco. Gala, aud
..''."-- Pa The days session
''' 4-..-t 20 organization apd pvellni.
.1.' ..tr .-,.le-s Ia. c0uy nJlou vii
~. 1--we ..-s u. a.e DAYS Ihe wage ques
..- wi. De- a- most important mater De
...' .-- convention. Delegates ara very
....... .. --.--.ue. 10 rh. uur4ri0u, as It
...' .' .r '.- --a-r.l on...gg .a.' q Re
.,...a "a. b" n-oPosvd oy the naau;ac,u.
N--.a. convention o. The Inter.
-'...a. ""tw Glass Workers Assoc!a-
..- gan .... ac,, d; N-..f-Is duh on
,- n '1 SIDE. Dy,ega.rs from a.nos,
. .....-. .1 a@.nCA an, Uur0pa will
.~..a-t Albert D-uay. Ass.s.aa-
S--'...E vaa ae, l-Dn or,,n,.irg
..a' 20 Erope. is daily
500 r,'.gu a..1nlsri.d
.fan .v,.-n'ss Aa3 No. rxa.- Is,a
.. . s. Doe .N.a As soon "a. r. .-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
THE CHESAPEAKE i OHIO MUST PAY.
The Sheriff to Collect sa1a ,s2s.11 for the

The Sheriff to Collect sale, ,ses.11 for the
State.
CHARLESTON, July l3.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railwsy Company having failed
TO paw taxes Cue the State from 1879 to
l-s l. inclusive. Auditor of State Duffy to-
dav, under direction of Governor Wilson
certified 20 The whole amount OF taxes to the
sbe,if for collection, with ten per cent add
cd as provided by statutes. The amount
due this. Ksnawhs. county is $i6,77j 81.
The whole amount due the State, inclding
ten rer cent, is $2i2,s2S.ll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
tn,.rtBruwnrd.

y Y July Warwick
third c.ass cade, a, West Poin,
.1si anna, was drowned in ;the
.- ~ While bathing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14

Mrs Bayard Somewhat Better.
WASHINGTON, july l3 Secretary Bayard
reegrs phed from Wilmington today that
Mrs. Bayard seemed little stronger thn
morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14

The Foresr Touring mills oSned by John
EiDuard. at Ottawa, Ks, were destroyed BY
FIRE ye. e.tsrtoy morning, Loss. $}5,00Oi in
surapce $4,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
Somewhat Premature

TO discuss ther chanc for the Presidency.
When asked it the Pr, sidential be buzled
10 any extent in his bonnet the eyGovern-
or laugh ed. 81 never yet knew a man to
refuse the nomination for President or Vice
President, he remarked, "bat gaess III
.tand atou, as much chance 20 be struck
BY lightning as to get either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14

MADmD, July l3.-There were LII
new cares Of cholera reported in Spain yes
rerday, and ca deaths. The cholera has
broken out in four places in the province Of
Jean. Forry-two new cases were reported
yesterday in that province, and Is deaths
from the disease. The official report shows
a total OF 10000 cases in Spain, since the
inception Of the scolrge, up to last evening,
and a total OF 1900 deaths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
AN IRISH ROW.
A Welsh Soldier Bayonets n Civilian, and
the PopuIace Take Up the Quarrel.

A Welsh Soldier Bayonets a Civilian, and
the PopuIace Take Up ihe Quarrel.
WATERFORD, IRELAND, July i3.-The an
niversary Of the battle Of the Boyne vest r
day caused large increase in the usual
Sunday number Of drunken men 10 be on
the streets last night and among them were
many Of the soldiers belonging TO the Welsh
regiment doing garrison duty here. A num-
Der OF cit zens got into drunken row with
the SOLDIERS, during which the latter bayo-
uetted 10 death one Of the former The
commoiiOn attracted crowds Of men 10 the
scene When the civilians realized that one
of heir number had been killed, they be-
came furious, and fell upon he soldiers with
-uch force hat the latter were compelled 10
bra, basiy retreat TO their barracks The
mob followed them up, but, being threat
pned with powder and ball if they atte npted
10 iorce an entrance to the barracks, they
contented themselves with smashing the
windows Of the barracks with stones. The
rsge Of the popuIace Was so great this
morning thai il was deemed best TO transfer
The Welsh regiment 10 some other place.
This was done Immediately, and az the SOL
diers marched from the barracks to the
ra way station surrounded BY policemen
mob followed them hoo,ing and stoning the
soldiers Several Parnei.ire members of
Parliament have lelegrsphed that they will
Lrinp the matter before the Government
and demand an immediatn inquiry into the
outrage 1t is generally believed thai the
soldiets began the row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14
The strika Mt McKeesnnrt.

KcKuESroEr. Pa. July l&.-The general
strike threatened at the Tube Works is oil
tor the present, the company promising the
men the advance asked Tor on the arrival Of
Manager Flagler. The but mill is still out,
"a nil rer,ein an uu,ii he arrives
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11

The full text of the agreement for the
sale Of this road to the Central Pacific
Company has been published in L,n-
sou- The agreement provides that the
completed road owned by the COMPANY,
incladinR What are known as the East
Side and the West Side lines in OREGON
and their branches, about 45l miles in
all. shall be transferred TO the Central
Pacific As soon as possible, in any oass
not later than July l, 1886. the property
TO be torned over free from all liabili-
ties The price of the property is to be
8 ,0o0. 100 IN stock Of the Central Pacific
Company. which stock IL 20 carry all
dividends declared after July l. 1856,
and $40 500 600 in bonds, which are TO
be secured by mortgage on the property,
to be issued by the Central Pacific Com
paBy. and to have forty years 10 run
from July /, 1856, bearing interest at 8
per cest yearly for two years and 5 per
cent thereafter. The net proceeds of
the land grant transferred are to form
sinking fund for the payment Of these
sonds The agreement also makes pro-
vision for the issue of additional bonds
under this mortgage at the rate Of $30,-
600 per mile for each mile Of nev road
constructed, and also for the issue Of
$500 per mile for the porpose of re-
uewiue the present line with steel rails
where now laid With iron ID 10 agreed
,hst the Central Pacific Company shall
complete the through rail connection
between Portland and San Francisco
within three years.
TIE $s.0oo.Oo Central Pacific stock
to be issued for the purchase Of the road
shall be delivered on the transfer of
the property, and shall be turned over
to the President and Vice President OF
the Oregon 4 California Company for
the purpose Of delivery 70 the stock
holdsrs. The bonds SHALL be issued By
the trustees as required 10 fulfll the
agreement. The agreement IL 10 be void
unless accepted within tvo msnths from
its date By the stockholders OF the Ore
eon l. California Company and BY the
bondhoidoTs ~ represented by the CON
mite e. nov Termed In Loadon and
Frankfort.-RaiiEoai Ga-sftf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11

A FzxrxEour GAxK--Ths citizens Of
whA.coG have undoubtedly adopted
the most elective aud practical meth
cd OF getting nd of the Chinese in their
tovn. Ooe week ago Q committee Of
three vas appointed as an anti Chinese
meeting TO make q canvass Of the tom.
and solicit signatures TO the following
pledge: " We, the nndesisned, do each
solenniy pledge and promise. upon ocf
hcrcr a. cstsxsns, thai vc vii not from
this date henceforte. directly or indi-
rectiy. while resideots Of this city, pat
roaiss Chinese iarndriss. or give em
ploymenf TO Chinese In any manner.
and that ve viii nee all reasonable
means 10 discoarace their pfeeence
anons us.r The pledge vas circulated
and 80 eitszsns signed u. Osiy nine
refused 20 sasn. but mos Of thsm vsre
vsIlins 10 promise % do What they
cooid 20 indace the Chinese 20 isave- IL
tse sieners of that pledge stick 20 their
solemn agreeDcu1 it VII noe Be long
urtii there viii not - Q Ceinaman
within the limits Of Whasso0-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
FOREIGN.
Romantic

vienna, Oct 9.-If is ronored tia,
there u warn attachment between
FnEcs Alexander and she second
daughter Of the German Crsva Priuce
li IL said that the latter and nis wife
favor a marriage, bat thst Pria>e Bis
marck sirsnsly objects.
Fseaoh Eleesisn Re.aIta.
PAaIs- Ocs. S.-lt is stated tha, As a
result of tne election Gensrai Csmpe-
noR, Minister Of War, has instructed
ceeeral Coarcy, Commander II Ion
quin, 90 &C Il nne the French occupation
10 forts on the Red rlver delta, and to
return the remainder of the troops to
France. GeR. Pistle, President Crews
secretary. IL an interview today, said
the President believes the Republicans
vii unite and form a compact majority.
BE ffesldent does not intend to exiis
the Ofieanists, aaless they break the
laws.
Giadstsse the Chief.
Losros, Octsber lo.-GIadsfone has
openly resumed tbs direction Of the
Liberal campaign. DE has already
managed 20 compose abe difficulties
between Harrington, leader OF the
wings, and Chamberlain, leader Of tue
Radicals. 1he latter was making SUCH
headwsy that Lord Harrington became
alarmed. and threatened 20 withdraw
from active management In toe cam
pai2n unless Chamberlain was 50 far
ouroed at.isasf to no. commit the whole
Liberal party 70 bis schemes Of radical
reform.
sick swine.
LONDON, Oct- 10. DR.. Wilson, Gov
erument inspector, arrived here today
from Essex county, where be has bsen
taking measures fer tie eradisa,ion of
the disease which has been making
such ravases among swine. He has
qaarsntined l2l farms. A large num-
Der OF swine ara soccam5inR every dsy,
and many herds have been completely
wiped out.
The Epidemie nj Montreal.
MONTREAL. Oct. lo.-A special mass
for the cessation of the epidemic, az
which hoasignor Fare will offi,i. .te,
will be celebrated next week at the in
stance OF the bar If Montreal. 10 to
date the public vaccin ators have inscu-
lated over l3 600 persons.
viii Clear Cut.
PARIS, Oct l0.-There are numerous
rumors stioat 70 the effect that the
French troops viii totally evscuste
fonquin.
A Mutineas ferce.
LIMA, Oct. TO- Well authenticated
nevs from the interior is TO the effect
that the force under Cespedes Pacheeo
has mutinied and dispersed.
A Raid Of Nesaitghters.
LONDON, Dot. l0-A body of mooH-
lighters tonight raided farm in Coun.
ty Kerry, Ireland, from which the ten
ant had been evicted. They slit the
ears and cropped his hair.
The sacred Vale
LONDON, Got. l0.-The AfaeHdeu,n, in
lie list of attractions for the autumn
season, gives notice of the publication
Of The Sacred Vale" work Of Gus
lave tiavebert, founcer Of the natural
stic school OF literature. The transla-
tion has been made by NJ. Frene Shell
Ion. The work is now in press and will
DO issued in November. 10 is an orient
II story Of unusual power.
Reappearance Of the scoarxe
MApRID. Oct. lo-Tbs cholera has
in the province of Albaceto,
n the village of HsIraix. Yesterday
here were reported ll3 new eases and
4 deaths.
Germany's Note.
LONDON. Oct. lo-Germaay's note to
spain touching the Caroliaes dispute
,as reached Madrid.
Beaad for Eastern Waters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
nsIaHroS BxAcH-

QuAnlxrNKp.-on . recent trip OF the
lymplan she landed lady from Aoa-
,real Al Victoria. vhs soon Afterwards
vas taken With sesalipox- Conseqasnt-
IN on the steamers return she wAs IN
spected before being permiffed to land
thus carsans her several hoars' delay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
BOOTS AND SHOES
Otter Great Big Bargains |! /!

word or two to parents desiring winter Clothing
for their Boys We have placed upon our counters odd
and ends In Boys Suits and Overeo4ts.
zoo Boys School Suits your choice for Ss they are
worth IS.
l5O Boys School Suits, 50 so; they are worth a.
Boys Overeoats for % so, 50. So 80; good value.
80 dozen Boys USdershirts and Drawers at 25 cents
loo Hats We are selling for 5Oc and they are worth ss
20 dozen soldier Caps for Boys, at CSC. worth oOc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
,nE rGRv.
yKRonK PAKx.

NEW Yosx. Oct. lo.-Tne closing day
of the regular season at Jerone Park
was brilliant both as regards attendance
and weather. The favoritss we're beaten
Ia every event.
First race. free handicap, one mile
Bella won by length Stonebuek sec-
ond, Three Cheers third ; time LISA.
second race, free handicap. three
quarters OF q niie-Bandoli von Prir-
cess second, Revolt third; time l:iTa.
Third race, free handicap, mile and
quarsef-Backstone Won !; Royal Arch
second, Girofia third time a:i3z.
Fourth race. free handicap, mile and
three quarters - Fossoriai won; Alta
second, Hesrtsease third time S:l2.
Fifth race, all ages. selling rsce. three
quarters Of q m,le-kniaht Templar
ven Queen Esther second, Capt. Fla
herty tnird I; tius f:ls.
Sixta race. handicap. steeple chase,
full ccarse-Ross Won Clark second,
AareliAn third time t:&2.
ssIaHroS BEACH.
Rn.oHrcx RKAcH. Ocs. lo.-First race.
tvo wear Odds, three quarters Of mile
SAiuda vou Restless second. General
Price third time i:lsi
Second race. one mile-M:ss Goodrich
won; Jos 4 sscond. jack o. Hearts
third time iS6l.
Taird race. mule and three siehths--
HeliSoland son Ghost secoad tius
2:3s<.
Tearth race, three year olda. seven
eiehths Of . miie-Locy Lewis vcr ;
Rsc< second, Adonis third time ls5-
Fifth race, welteg weights tor horses
that never Won hurdle or steepie chase,
nile aud q quarter Rachel 500; uon-
AID A. seccai, Spartscus third time
az2@l.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11

Anusxssion to the Untsed Stssss b The
common talk In AontreaL soe mess
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