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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-18

liAJ W U, " "i""i wy
tie, a gdy je gwa'tem wy!amali,
zastnll zone mezywa ma zlem.,
:; Muterlq r6wnitz w kuir by krwi
lrzacego, MAJ BOWEN pc zab;ciu
&ony %poderznaf sobie brz, twa
gardlo.
W -IIucie ~n;edawno
odbyio rio zebranie w spra"ie
z.bezpieczenia o~kaleczafych re-
b t"ilkow. Jeden z mowcow m
tenn ~zvbraniu, redaktor Hutoltha
X. lie. Rsd1iejeNski, dowodzif w
swej movie. re polelsAenia sto-
sunkow ~spo!oc1nyth szu'sad nalezy
Mo W socyaIznie, ami bara
lizmie, lecz ,jedynie uczcnjn SO
wykonywmn,u prawd chrzesci"n-
skich. Mowca u-pokaja RIB tn'-
kow / starai sic ich przckon"c
GRAZ ozywiac W INCH nadzlejq W
| polepszenie st01sunkow, choci..z t.
| poleyszenie ME talk zalAz Eastapi.
,,Spruwn spofeczna gfos'f mo%'
Gu = jest W ciaglym bivgu j
rozwoju, spotykamy sic z MA ma
k;zdym kroku pismach CO.
d%ziennych, w ks azSach, w zebra
mach, W towarzystw"ch j W par
lumcntach. Ba:dzo czssto uwid"cz-
mia sic ia sprawl spoteczna spo-
sobem nicbardzo rrzyjemnym, jak
,ego mielismy niedawno dowody
ma rozruchach Beig'i. Wypad-
Kow tych chwa!id ME n'Icz (;
mmp t. rozruchy tc m'afy ten
dobry sku,ek, &c dafy sposob"osc
ko}om rzad1acym do zrob'cn':.
glebokich s~ro~lrzvz>h i badah "
celu d~oktadnej ich naprawy.''",
w slowach p~owyzszych in'
spektor policyj NY, be ;a;y ma Ten
zvbraniu - ku %og6tnemu zIzi'
w.cn;u wszystk;ch obccnych =
wynalaz, pochwaiq ~rewoiucyJ nycf
w~ypadkow W Bylgii j rozxia,
zat Zebrunie.
w Dabiu okoio katowic
jakas baba opowi:.da, &c ma ko
narze, swie2o ucieto, wiiz ala 0
broz M,tki Bossiej. K>icEa mi.j
scowi, TAX prob. X. Kania, lak
kapelan X. Krupa z kazalnicy u
, pominajt lud wiejski, seby n;
; dawat WARY wszystkiemu tenn
co plecie lada jakas tam ME
wiasta.
! Cate to drzewo, ma kto'ci
owa Aobieta wcdle swcso twier
dzenia miafa mice OBJ a"ienic, z
zezwoleniym w~lasciricla Zost.i
} scete, &cby Indowi pr"st~mu odJja
w~zc ka spD.obnosc d. mozebnyc
: zubobonoM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-18
Chin>ka kuracil

Chih>ka k%uracjl cholery.
Naoc1ny swjadek orow!ada: d.
,horego zawclw#nn lekalz" chin
-kicgo. Ten przHbyE z pude!k:em,
W ktorem znai ioNi sc pewi"n
rodza.i slpi!eN. Jvdna taI;;s szpilSe
Whit cEo:cmu zu sNotc ua gEowie
okoio skroni, !ruya 20 IN uslami
in"a " wargP, dalej po obyd"u
stronach pler>i, okoio zpt:,dkA
W brodck brzucha, poczem dc
czei wonosci natart skore nn karllu
Skutck okazat sic zurciny i Che
ry nicbawcm wyzdr"wiaf. W
jcdnym wypAd!:u, sdy 50 po&a-
zala krew c2arna, lrlkarl oznajmif
70 chory wyzd' o~icjc i wyzdro
what rzeczywiscie, W dlugim u
| mart.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
ALL READY TO FIGHT
Austria Will Oppose Russian
Interference 10 Bulgaria.
THE CAR SCOKLS At ENGLAND.
Alexander AZ His Fathers Home-A
Terrible Story from Tonquin-Nine
Thousand Christians Starving,
Seven Hundred Msssacreo.

ST. PnERsHURG. Sept. l0-The Aoros
lreaya says, OF all the signers of the BeT
lin treaty. England alone appears inclined
10 oppose Russia's Bulgarian policy. Prus-
sia must know whether Englands inien-
tion is serious in order TO pIepare herself TO
take measures accordingly. as Russia will
not be brought 10 a stanostill by England's
veto.
The Journal de s.. Petersburg says. Prince
Alexander proclamation of departure con
tains a mention Of the alleged Russian as
surances given him. For reasons useless 20
discuss Russia could not make any engage
ment with Prince Alexander. In view. how
ever, Of the party struggle ia Bulgaria and
the agitation of the public mind which the
proclamation has caused. the Russian agents
in Bulgaria have been instructed 20 inform
the Bulgarian people that Rus
sia is disposed 10 exert her influence u
establish party concord and restore quiet.
Russia viii not withhold her support from
any legally constituted provisional govern
ment guided by non partisan interest and
conducted for the general welfare. Russia
is willing TO apply herself to the task OF re-
moving aissensiOns, from the painful con
sequences of which Bulgaria has already
suffered too much. Rsssia hopes that the
Bulgarian nation and her Representatives
Will be able 10 appreciate these cOunseis,
and act accordingly.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
THE GRElSER ANGELS
President Wade of the Mexi-
can Central Railway Talks.
NEICAHS ARE PARAG0NS Or JUSTICE.
Cutting Case Grossly exaggerated
ne Was Punished tor Good Cause
No Foreigners Ever Naitreat-
ed IN Angel Mexico.

Bo-roN. sept 40 President Wade OF the
Mexican Central Railway. has arrived home
from Mexico. Ia an Interview today Mr.
Waie's attention was called 20 the FL Paso
dispatch some weeks ago that the Mexican
Central railroad bad been influential in pro
curing Cutting release.
The statement is absurd" said Mr.
Wade Il took an interest in the Cutting
case. bat simply as matter Of news.
found the aOle affair bad been greatly eN-
sggerated. there was no excitement in Fl
Piso over the matter, saw no
military preparations, the subject bad but
little attraction for any one IN I'll PasO ex-
cepr a few Ot-heaGed men VINO thought a
row would make interesting an otherwise
dull locality. Iu the Mexican States
found there was still less said about the
ease, and unless a direct question was asked
10 was not mentioned. Ir was deemed too
trhing 90 be noticed The affair was gross
~ exaggerated by the American press.
Cutting was justly punished for libel
Mr.. Wade was asked If be knew of any
cases where Americans we're unjustly incar-
cerated in Mexican prisons.
Il lon't know OF any such cases. he re.
Piled. "Of course there have been Ameri
cans imprisoned ia Mexico for violations of
the laws of tne country. just as in this
country. We have in our prisons foreign
ers who have defied our laws. have seen
a great deal of Mexican institutions and
have met a good many Mexican people and
i think ] am justified IN saving that no
foreigner, American or any other ever gets
into trouble unless it is brought on by his
own misbehavior."
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
NOW IT IS DENMARK
The Little One Horse Country
Threatens Our Vessels.
THE TRIP Or THE ScH00AIR R0GERs
Driven From the Fishlng Grounds of
Greenland bY Danish Msn-of-
war-A Fishing Schooner
Thoughi 10 Se Lost

0laUcEsTEa. Mass Sept 30 The scho5n-
e. Herbert n Rosrrs which sailed iron
here Nay fof Greenland. has iast re-
Iuned Captain Nele siAses ihsi he
feacned Lositopie. Gneealsad on Julg g.
This place Is ia latitude 65 Has passage
Was much hiudered by extensive and dan
eerous hees ~ ice The weather WAs
stormy. 0sine io the ooasl belng ioobound
hAi0at were scaroe The Rogers
ueKt sailed Tor Oooihsab buf
The Governor there refused to
iel her stop and said that Danish InAn-oi-
war WAs pAfroiliuf The c.sasi a. prevent
Americans ffom nshine oF dealing VITA she
Natives j sas cisI meo that lhe treAig he-
tween the lnlicd cfales and Dcumark for
bsde Americans frOm suCk irafhc The
Rogers went further north a. Holsusolrg
and met exaciiy siuliaT treatEs4cuf there.
Capt Aele vas warned lhsl his vessel soald
be seizrd II found there again. Halbui
were scaroe ia thai vicinity also and Tie
hlgbesi point reached sas cape Amelia la
latitude 0e Ibsfe Nas no kalhll ifert
and being unable O. enter Larbors an1 be-
ing iu constant fear u seizure. Captain Aels
decided 10 come home. tie met many ice-
beres and had some narrow escapes from
collision with them, nut on The whole had
good weather. lie reports nu msckertl in
the straits 81 Belle Isle The csrso ~ the
Rogers consists of Too 90 pounds oi Fletcher
hallbut Captain Nele saw nothing 81 The
schooner seth stock bridge. which sailed
from here june 4 Tor Greenland and has not
been heard n since ID ls FEARED that She
has been lost in Tie ice
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Everything Frightening Up and Getting
Read, for Boom.

Everything Frightening Up and Getting
Read, for Boom
NEW YORK. Sept. 10 Dispatches 10 Brad
streets this week indicate continued i'm
provenent in the state Of trade. The fore
cast of recent weeks regarding Fall trade are
being made good. The Western cities gem
orally report trade brisk and in large vol
ume. Cincinnati sends word Of general
hardening of prices and increasing demand
since last rep, IT. A mark ed improvement
in the iOhbing trade Is noted al Detroit At
Louisville general trade shows a distinct
gain over preceding weeks and special
revival a. compared with several preceding
years. Kansas City teiegrsphs increased
activity with more movement than tor sew
eral weeks AZ Pifisburg and points fur
ther east trade has been haluue; measnrably
owing 10 the unusually bot weather. The
temporary effect 0f the hot weather on
New England trade is noted Al Boston
The earnings of forty four railroads
throughout The country for August show
earnings ofSl7 9s4 as. against Sib 557 .0e0
i'm August lSS5 The report Of che National
Cotton Exchange places the crop Of lss3-
l-s6 Al e5T5 eo bales again 5 7oi 0oo bales
last year The total home consumption of
cotton Cor the year was the largest ever
known Dry gpod- commission houses a.
Boston report isir amount ~ business
daine. Prices are firm vita occasional al
tanoss While ibe mills are actively EN-
ploVei consumption keeps even pace With
production In the East the inquiry
Cor crude iron has heen moderate
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
The workinzinen of Maine Fighting Them
Tooth sod Ssil-fhe Reason WHY

The WorkiBgincn 81 Maine Fighting The m
Tooth sod Ssli-Ehe Reason WHY
PowlaSD Ne sept l0-FOr months
the Later If.9orf,. Of Lewiston. bas been
Publishing weekly the names of the twenty
tarss Representa- and twenty Senator'S
who voted against che fen hour bin at the
lasf session Yi fhs Legislature. and has ad.
Flsed Uor<inrmeu fo SEE thai the Legi-la-
tlre never hts another chance 90 defeat
muen needed law Every one OF the
forty three happens tO be- Republican.
Oulg three OF the Senator's in the list have
been renominated namely, Msssrs. Cole
AMI N escoif. 1i this county. .CumberlandI
aud Ifoerr nf Peuobscoft The latter i
oonux.ous to the Pr1hibifiouists also. and
hls defeat is not impossible though the
knights are mlcn less numerocs in Pen0b-
sc0tt tba1 n Cumberland. 10 Is beyond
d0g1r true that other Senator'S
who would have been candidates
Or ree.ec-ieus and representative who
would have asked t0 BE- returned to their
old places 9r promoted to The senate.
ehsnioged hope when they learned Of the
iotenaou of She vurSiugmen and found
.1e r. prrate business s1 onerDus that they
el1i nos taiuk Df s1lng ro Augusta next
Nl1-er. The Senators from Waldo and som
erss A-. Bears. of Oxford. and Others come
gn isr this bead aud 80 ID a
number ~ Representative This is
So s.autisi victory f0r Tire w0rkinemen.
49, Tei ss tar tae paper which kept stand
i1g tfr months tle names Ut Those whom
is cl..ts the men who betrayed their trust.
and e.,le- torGf-ga Ignorance. lack 10 NOR
al eaufaEe. nr f0r money. voted alainst the
wives. moflsrs. sisters AMI children ~ their
Constituents to please few grasplng mill
n.rrsra
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
TIE ARcH-siseoe's APPEAL
Cardinal Gibbons Gale GA the Churches Of
Bsltimor~ To Aid charleston.

BALTIMORE sept 10 COPIES of tie fol-
lowing circular letter have been sent 70 all
pastors Of the Catholic Church in The Pro-
vince Of Baltimore.
BAITiMoEE. Sept l0.-Rrv. AID DEsE
SIR. In this hour Other distress the stricken
city OF Charleston Appeals 20 our pity and 10
our practical charity We cannot beilef
convey 70 you The sad story Of ber needs
than by quoting the WORDS of q telegram
received from r. Rev Bishop Nofthrop.
Every thing wrecked, churcbes converts
schools. residences totally destroyed. Rain
impossible 10 describe Sis en-. priests. or.
phsns camping out We need al The as
Instance We can get" IL - our baunden
duty 10 come forward promptly 20 The sue
cor Of the victims Of this terrible calamity
and assist those whose mercies are - great.
and whose wants are 50 pressing Collec-
tions viii. therefore be- taken az on the
last SUNDAY Of September. The Path insf iD
all the churches of fhe arch diocese ilr re-
lief OF The sufferers Please read this letter
on The SUNDAY following its reception and
on the day ol The collection and eKbori the
metnoers OF your flock 20 give willingly and
generously We trust that each of oar
faithful children will be mindful oi The in-
junction Of Holy Writ n ihou have much
give abundanuy. il thou have iiile take
care even - 10 besfoW willingly a iifiie
Please send tie proceeds 81 the collection 10
the Chancellor Of the Arch Diocese.
Very faithfully yours in Christ.
JkMEs IkRnlNkI GIBBONS.
Arch Bishop of baltimore.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

WasHrveroS, sept l0-Clerks in the War
Department are not running over each
other to secure the position Of disbursing
officer made vacant by the death Of Mr.
Iawion. The bond II SD 90 and respon-
sbi,ify attached with only salary of
S20o0 which other chiefs Of branches in
the department receive without a cent Of
responsibility. deters those already comfort
ably fixed from making application. There
may be outside candidates but the only In
side names prominently mentioned set are
Wm 81 eatman CLERK Of the depot quar-
termaster's Office here aud John 5 Moody.
~ the Rebellion Record Office Of the War
Department
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
The MAIAE RIP-SAW
The Democrats Hot on the
Tran Of Blaine OF Maine.
CLAIMING TIE STATE Can Be 80N.
= Center rff Circular from the Char
mao 90 fhe state Csmm.itse-
ess fthi0g RlauYfor the Great
Battle on Monday


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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Nav YORK sept Do Mr. vs. f. Connor
denies that Mrs sch'ling sailed for Europe
on the Germania yesterday. The Miss
simmons. who was alleged 20 be Mrs.
schIunE ia Disguise is a daughter ~ Mrs.
mmons friend 0f Mr. C0nnars family
The bouquet sent 20 che steamer by Mr..
M4rasinl vas foF Nis- simmons. and Mr.
NorDsIui got f az Mr. tonuof request.
Manager Bronson. % t1e Casino. saws the
statement that Nrs -chiiing had sent word
fhst sbe would sing tonight - Incorrect.
Hs expects her n9i because be has heard
from her. bai because her vacation has ex
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
T4E CUTE OLD BUCK.
How Geronimo Got Miles 10 sneak Hin
Prom the Wrath of ArisoBs.

tftm tbs ftFHtu ot arizona
WksHINeToN. Sept. l0.--Generai Drum
has ordered Geronimo, Nssohez snd the
other hostile Apaches 70 be brought 70 san
Anienio. Texas for safe keeping What
will eventually he done with these Apaches
is not vet known. Atthe War Department.
IL IL said. there were some conditions either
implied OF agreed. IN connection with the
surrender 81 Geronimo suc his band. and
until the term. of the surrender and All
the facts connected Eith the surrender a.
known AID considered here hy The Presi-
dent and cabinet the ultimate fate ol these
Indians cannot be determined snd - fhe7
vill he kept AZ San Antonio % swat The
action % tie President. when BE- returns -
Washington. Immediately upon
The surrender - Geronimo with
ont vaidnF fg any orders or
fer ornaauairsfian with TIE Wsr Depa-i-
menf Gt1rrs Nies. if is understood pot
fhe 81 soners on the cars and hurried tbcra
naf ~ Arsgsua 10 explanation - fAis he
hss fsleeTspnef the department that "a sas
the understand uaaer which the surren-
der was eiiec al hai neither 6erenino uor
anf of bis foiloger. sheai3 - held in Al
r1na
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

hlon. Savoy Extraordinary ana g a.li-feT
flsn. rQtsatiarf to ,ae United s.ais-. Spain
aHt Perm i.u laae Secretary az legation
and hsa. beg of che Imperial fauli.yo China
ald i1s han Ians Wing Formerly Minis
t-r Eam llile l1 lhe Juilei ,.aies. paid
1FluE 'sif fp tals eity t,idaV en route r5r
Sea i.rz remaining oliV abolt tE0
tolrs. The paFtv visited the establishment
~ ine ltlrf Repeating Arlls Con. pauy
a4l .tfrf lall similar visit l0 tne Nln-
chester arms factory AT both places The
q stngu lslrt party minafelg Inspected the
process az mauUitcilre and working of
magazine rifles. Bar 10 c5lld not be learned
whether l1sg c0nlempialei placing any
oe.lers
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
HASTINGS GREAT DAY.
Isig Labor Demonstration for the nth
Insf.-Other News


HAsriNGs, sept l0-The Knights of
Labor and the Carpenters Union. OF this
city, will participate in grand demonstra
ton on Saturday. the llth. Delegations
are expected from towns along the Valley
road. Among the prominent labor advo-
Gates that will speak are f. Barnes, OF
Battle Creek; +. H. Gill. Of Grand Rapids
+. ". Cook, OF Muskegon; Perry Mayo and
others.
The question Of water works will be sub
mitted 10 the voters of Hastings again next
Monday. IL was carried by a large ma
iority two yea-s ago but the project died
a lingering death in the hands of The City
Council, through the influence of a few
men whose capital was principally invested
IN mortgages.
The required amount of stock has been
taken by the citizens and the Spaulding
Manufacturing Company will Immediately
rebuild their factory. Also the Hastings
Iron & Engine Works have purchased the
elevator site and will rebuild in connection
with the Spaulding factory.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Al Tfin. Ohio. Yesterday John sud
Jacob f,stris pisft r1oie-s feIi from = scat.
fald and hoih werf fsta'if injured.
HoffDsn A 60 faacr dry goods dealers.
81 San frsaceee hete a@sigued Liabilities
about S3NHo asseis uoi learned
efheIaI reiurrs frnu ibe Epfri8ri eiee-
fiau. ormsHef Republican a- f-8 Shuri-
ief fiem9ore' q ftii >etiey. FrofisfIiiion.
s3l eree1bart and scattering 2qs
Spec.si Fnrof Sfarick srrite1 a. paso
deI Norfe yesterday morning ard after
hreskiasffnr rift f0neul b-trhsrr faear
So in@esFirstonof fls loeel reoo ds ia t8e
Cutting caef
TIE convention af ths krights ~ f,eto-
81 ffff Itiri t1f rHfs.taissi sfrlff - Eich-
rarnf Va nrr fnf-ed 81 III Hnilrr IN
Cfssrrps- rerer3ar Ht ie : fflef7iser -
fft >s'iuns1 kEecefift Bcard ~ knights
q lai.of
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

issued tNo warrants one fof tie mother
and the other Tor the sister. AlnAle
Matthews The mother is charged Nilb the
murder 81 the infant and thai against Ma
nie II violation "a lhe city ordinances ctsH-
csruing burial permits. Possibly iAls latter
chAfEe may oe changed to more Serious
one before the investigation is completed
The N0tuAn Ella MsitheSs is about thirty
three years old, while her sister Minnie is
many years younger
Minnie Nauhe&s Nas arrested tonight
She aeknow lodges her part IA the cnms and
says she did il because sne did nol y ish Der
sister to suifcT Ella Matthews, The mother
ls pronounced by Iie physicians 20 be ia a
a condition which unals heT for removal a.
present and all 0e kept under police sur
seiilanoe al her home until wei enough 10
be heard in court
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
THE STATIONARY ENGINEERS
Close OF tina Meeting Of the National Asso
eiatInn-Ihe Eleotion OF Onicera.


BosrOS. sept l0.-The National Associs-
ton Of Stationary Engineers closed their
convention today. Before adiourning the
members made the retiring President MI
Fitzpatrick. an appropriate and substantial
gin. The following officers were elected
this afternoon. President. Frank A. Foster.
of New Haven. Conn Nice-President. Robt
Smith. oi New York Secretary,G. \ Minor
81 Cincinnati. Treasurer, g ". Barker.
Nashville Conductor. NJ. " Walbridge
Chicago, Door Keeper. Harry knowit0n.
Detroit Mich. Ia addition to the usual
work of the annual session the Association
has amended its constitution. revised iis
riinsi ani male certain changes which ON
account If lhp eKigencies Of the times were
deemed not only advisable but necessary
The next animal session elll be- heid in
Cincinnati sept s iss9.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
JAY HU6BELL NOT TO RUN.
He j. out of the Congressional Race L Other
Upper Peninsuiar Political Points

HANCOCK, Sept. Congressman
Jay \. Hubbell is entirely out of the Con
gressional race in the Eleventh District. all
reports to the contrary notwithstanding. He
is at present State Senator from the Thirty
second District, and though not candidate
for nomination, it is quite possible that
he may be re-nOminated by acclamatiOn for
a second term. Mr.. Hubbell is as popular
here as ever.
Efforts have been made recently TO get
Hon. Henry W. Seymour, of Sault Ste
Marie. TO declare himself candidate for the
Republican Congressional nomination but
he has refused to do SO, and il is certain that
setn c. Moffat will be re-fomnated John
q. Adams of Negaunee, 5. NJ. Stephenson,
MenOminee, and Henry w. Seymour of
the 500" will all be candidates for the Re
publican Congressional nomination two
years from now.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

RocHEIUa y. Y. sept. s-John J
Caves. piano dealer Of this CITY. has been
missing since Wednesday night This
afternoon bis body vas found in Mount
Hope oernetery with bullet wound In the
left temple There vas q revolver ID bis
lef hand another cockes iav on he lap
Toe body bad evidently been there fof TO
days. The cause - the suicide vas in
SANITY. sHferiDduoe3 BY religion Hs ieit =
letter ssYing bis MISSION or earth was fui-
fled. He believed that he Vas the son Of
God
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Feroctous Anarchists H.wi tor the B-lud
Of Pirate serfbe..

Cmcseo. sept i0 About one thousand
sympaihizers Of tie condemned anarchists
held nseetiog in West Twelfth 81 Turner
bail tonight A. the speakers denounced
IN violent terms tie press oi Chicago. and
claimed that hissei Reports tf tiie iral
we're given one speaker .ald tee repouers
were n nifssnfe respans be ser the vsf-
diet " ufapon che crewd yelHt 'ift
them ouf Na violence vas offered has
ever Auttt Eve dlUeu Nss rttri .p s.-
sist tlie s,nasinnei msn in fheif eifris fsf
= ueW lfiai
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
At IIaruden Park.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept l0.-Hamden
Park races closed this afternoon. First
race, PAGERS, purse $1,000. Gossip, Jr.. first
Jewett, second; Westmont third; best time
2:l5. In the 2:l7 class. purse 81 coo. di-
vided, Arab. first; Billet, second; Barita,
third; best time 2:l94. In the 2:25 class,
purse 81 900. divided. Viking, first Lady
Barefoot. second; Kearney, third; best time
2:23t Miss Mirtie Peek with her running
team, Hardluck and Bigaroon, defeated
Nine. Marinette Evergreen and Major
Banks for purse Of 81 900 in two straight
heats. time l.54 and l:54b
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
Grsvesend

GRAvEsEND, l.. l., Sept. 9.-First race
Eve furlongs. Princess first, Mute second,
Mona third; time l:52i Second race, mile
and a turlong. Tornado first, Ada d. second
Cathcart third time l.58. Third race,
three fourth mile, Ittilah first, Fenclon
second. Maggie Mitchell third time l:l7.
Fourth race mile and furlong. Ofalon won,
Lucy III. second, Saxony third; time l5st.
Fifth race, one mile, Swift first, Three
Cheers second, Ferona third; time l.43t
Sixth race, seven furlongs Bonnie ;. First,
Teller Doe second, Error third; time l:30
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

PRovInrNoE sept l0.-rhe STEAMER Em-
pire state arrived bere from New YORK at
il.l5 last ever ine all sound. and landed her
Providence passengers The Boston pas
sengers will remain al nigh; on the steam
er The Captain wss interviewed and said
that they encountered fog on the return
trip iusi after passing Dove Island AID did
not get out from ii until they reached Point
Judith. The boat was ~ sound a. though
Just of The dry dock. The passengers
speas in complimentary terms If Captain
Plsnchett and bis officers and fully exoner-
ale them from al blame