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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
AMUSEMENTS.
Bad weather Checks the Theatre
GOer6,

Bad weather Checks the Theatre
GOers.
Harrison & Rogers company did
not have the pleasure OF playing to a
very large audience at the Opera
House last night, though the incle-
ment condition of the atmosphere
was doubtless the reason for so many
empty benches. Those who braved
the mud and rain were well pleased
with the performance, the musical
renditions being especially favorably
commented upon. The engagement
of this company will close here on
Saturday night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08

diers' Home about to be built near
Santa Monica. He has more ad-
vantageous position than that at Pa
coima, in that the gap to be damned
is only 200 feet in width. That he
will get plenty of water is not to be
douhted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
The Gypsy Baron.

The Conried Opera Company will
appear at the Grand Opera House,
the week commencing March 18th,
in the latest European musical sue
cess, The Gypsy Baron, by Johann
Strauss, the author of The Merry
War, Queens Lace Handkerchief,
Prince MethusaJsm, and other master
pieces. Johann Strauss is one of the
idols Of lovers of good music. His
music is of that mellow, sweet and
dreamy order which carries the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08

fort will be made to get the track in
the best of shape, and although the
postponement has caused Mr.. s. Fran
els a considerable pecuniary loss, he
will leave nothing undone to make
the race as great a success as possible,
in order that the public may witness
it under the most favorable circum-
stances.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Notice 60 Mall Subscribers.

The papers of all delinquent mail sub
.crihers TO the Los Ange les DAILY HERALD
IiiI he promptly discontinued hereafter.
No psners will be sent to subscribers by
n al nnless the ssme have been paid for in
s6vance. This rule is infexible.
AYERS d LYNCH,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08

rocxL CORRESPONDENCE from adjacent
toWns especially solicited.
p.mittances should be made by draft
check. Poetofiice order or postal note. Inc
isffSr should be sent for all sums less than
Ave dollars.
Ion PRINTING DEPARTMENT-Owing to
nnr greatly increased facilities, we are pre-
~srcd to execute all kinds of job work in
Hmnerior manner. Special attention will be
siSen to commercial and legal printing
ana ali orders will be promptly filed at
moderate rates.
The oficisl List OF Letters remaining ~
the Postof1ice is publisneo IN tne hhnAhD
n Monday.
OFFICE OF PUBLICATION, rs North Spring
etreet. los Angeles. Telephone No. 156.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
m Adxcrtfsers.

Only light OUTLINE CUTS are admitted in
to the columns o. the HERALD. 10 insure
advertisemeuts. as well as changes, they
must be handed in before O'Clock 2. N.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
HaunAVal.

On or about the midole OF March, IN. uhE
HERALD will move lnto tne new puiiu.nS,
now in course of completion, on the nortn
aide OF Second street near Fort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
1hs U.s Csn.aiuisn Fad, It. work

DURANGO, COL Dec. The commits.
sion appointed 10 tfeat with the Southern
Ussa for their removal to . new reserva-
tioa completed their lsbors at the agency
to -dsy by giviag the Indians barbecue
dinner, and after spending dyy or tE1
IN this place they will leave for Wsshifg-
ton when the treaty will be submitted TO
congress for approval. The main points
Of tue treaty are ss foilows: The new
reservation 10 10 commerce on the north
banks Of the San Juan river where IT
crosses the Colorado and UsEh lines sEd
extends north ssveEtysave miles, then
vest 80 the Colorado fiyer, then down
the Colorado river TO San Juan
river and up the San Juan to
the starting point, embracing over
!, Geo eco sores of land In Southeastern
Utah. In addition the Indians are to re-
ceivs $50 coo Year for two years and
when located On the new reservation
500, 600 worth OF sheep. The Indisns
appear willing. Many express a desire
that the tresty may be r.tiaed by con-
grsss during the present session.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
seek WALL.
saksA to tia TssRen AHzfnm-osttsn Gre p
Buansas P,ekInG 6p.
rnTrauroadsppa NJ Erzatts

taken to ths Tsssen assta.-ossssn Crap
sussnsas Picking up.
CoIrssr ondenes Of the Glzstts.
RoCkwALL, TEX, Dec. Jose Peal
was aejudged insane yesterday and wa.
taken TO the insane asylum at Terrell By
Sheriff ". z. BroHn. While going down
the street in o wagon, near Colonel BarS
ringers, be kicked the driver, auo,he,
man and the sest out Of the wsVon. BE
became so bad they had to tie him to
carry him of.
Business has livensd up come since the
recent protracted bad weather has sub
sided.
This cotton crop :his yssr will rot be
more than hsif IS gcoi e. last, and ihe
bulk Of the crop Is Row il.
Cotton receipts up TO tsto are 1890
bales; this time last year ssee bales.
County court convened Monday. A full
docket IL On hand. Our newly elected
county attorney, j. 81. Henderson, Is
rounding up the boys Of the green cloth
delegation.
Cclsnel ". q. Bsrriassf. oRa of our
most ss.eemed cGzsus and e1-county
and district clerk for the past twelve
years, copfnsd to his bed with Yheuma-
lism for the past twelve months, Ii row
very low.
TIE GAZETTE Is fast growing in favor
with our people heEe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
GATHERING UP CRE DOODLE.
The Cofumbus, indiana, Bank Settles WITH
lite Runaway BockksePer.

The Oofumbus, indiana, Bank Settles with
lite Runaway BoehksePer.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. o.-President
William j. Lucas of the First National
Bank, Columbus, Ind, which wss re-
Gently robbed CT q large amount Of cash
and securities by William Schneider.
bookkeepsr, was IN the ci:y In search Of
some Of the plumber. Mr.. Lucas csme
from Windsor, Dat, where ne made 8
settlement With Schneider aud secured
from him memorandum Ct the pisces
where he deposited his ill-gotten gains.
II seems Schneider arrived In this city
last Friday, and pisced $4,000 in Sc
curities IN the ii srchsnis Exchange Bank,
IN the name OF Charles Yea. He thea
went TO Waukesha and placed $500
worth Of Doodle In the Wsukesha National
Bank under the same name, after which
he skipped to Canada. President Lucas
secured the Waukeshs money yesterday,
and this morning the Merchants E1-
change Bank delivered up the plumber.
Mr. Lucas Is now on his way to Chicago,
where be expects to add $500 10 his pile
from some Chicsso bank. II ia Aet known
what tao exrcs terms OF the settlement
with Schrsioer were, but he hss been
granted freedom from prosecution.
Schneider Is quite Toarg man. He only
stopped part Of . day here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
JAMES SAUNDERS.
why He was afysn ten Yrsrs IA the PsEi
tentiafy.
Correspondence OF the exzsrss.

/
Correspondents Of the 9Kzerte.
LINDEN, TEX, Disc. THE special II
TIE GAZETTE OF the l st inst. from Aus
tin In reference to the pardon OF James
Saunders, Ggcd sixty-thrse, convicted
for burglary and theft IL this county, ere.
sted quite sensation. The facts are az
! follows:
On the morning of the 11.h Of March,
1885, 1t was discovered that the storer
| mousse OF r. s Morris had been broken
into and Hne ire snd surslar-proof gate
tobbad Of portion of Its contents. -Yhe
door WAS blown off and ebou. $50
taken. The inner vault being burgiEr-
proof was not entered, Circumstances
proved il to be the work OF 81 expert
enced bsnd
The same risht someone entered the
s.ors Of L T. Crow ard took the change
from the cash drawer, also fioe pistol.
II was also sscertained that someone
tried to enact Sn entrance 20 the county
judges Office where the county safe wse
situsseo, but fsiled.
A. Morris Fsre6 g re ward OF $1,000
for the capture and ccnv.c'ioa Ct the
parties. James Saunders was arrested
shas Day three and one~hau miles north
9esa Of town sad had on his
pe;son the exscs amount of money stolen
ana also the pistol. He was convicted
8. the folio wing term Of the district court
of tao charges, four years each, and
pleaded guilty to the third, end the jary
rendered verdict for two years in the
penitent!ary, making total Of ten years
Fine burglar tools were found on him as
toe time Of his capture aud every circum-
stance pointed to On expert in tbs bust
nSsa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Ied,.uspsl,. s..Ihe psszarss On.

INDuNAroLIf, IND, Pee, The
switcbnen's strike was declared ssxsfs
morning, :hs men sckaowIsa EzsAsrn-
selves beaten. They hung oat until
every yn,d was in full operation snd they
saw no aid WAS coming from the epgina
GERS aud freneu. About 10 O'Clock this
meFnirg tae strikers repaired to the sew
eyal yards where they were formerly en-
pleyed aaa asked 10 be rein sAtet, but
they ne. with statement at eacA yAId
shss their places had bean 1,lsd and tAs
reads world not discharge the men who
had selpsd them through. + ia shought,
however, that within day or two shout
oae-hs.t Of the strikers will secure their
cid places,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Kemp.
Correspondence Of the Gazstrs.

EENr, Tex, DEC. 5-Abou: $50 bales
Of cottoa havs been ms,ks ted here this
year up to date, rsainst 1900 at this date
last year. The increased acreage should
have resulted IL an increase OF at least
80 per cent. ovsr las. years. crop, but the
slmost ircsssant rains up 10 July 10
drowned out the black land crop, and the
drouth which set IN Immediately sitter
this and lasted socu. avs weeks, burned
out the sandy land crop.
Money is scslce eud collections sre
rather slow. A good wheat crop has been
sown.
A large amount Of cedar timber Is being
shipped from here for fence posts and
telegraph poles.
The man Flood, who was jailed in
Waco for false pretelSes, conducted the
paper here for wty6ssRe left here after
swindlirg all be esSla heavily in debt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
TeI8xk ana,
Special TO the Gazetts.

Special to the Gazette.
TKxARKRNA, lex, Dec. s.-The doors
OF tho Baglsss ( Watkins establishment
were opened this morning and L. C. De-
Morse, Who bought the stock ct sherin's
sale yesterday, 90 reported by TEE GA
,z8TTE, Is the proprietor.
3 o c, Porter, elected mayor Of West
TeXaTkTna YESTERDAY. was the setting
recorder Of the city. His majority over
his competitors IVES ssou. lss votes.
We are having succession OF pleasant
suGshiny days very favorable to la.a Cot
tos anG fine for gathering IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
AHaitfrR Oiderl

NEv YORK, Dec. ALI was hustle and
excite ment st the Raw yard this morning
In expectation OF official orders from
Washington 10 dispatch cruiser 10 HlkN.
OF the Yantis, Chicz$1.
Gslena and Richmond were busy gettt41
their vessels isto COZ ditioA for sailtnes49
I, was not Known which ono wgatf3se
ordered to start.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Married ~ Desassr.
spseial 70 the Gazette.

Special 70 ths Gazette.
DReATuE, TEX, Dec. 5-Ar. D. ".
Frszer ead Mas Alice ReumssersEer
were married this evening &. 4:Ss o'clock
at the G. P. church, Dr.. j F. Young Of
tbs Baptist church e1isiAtins. They LET,
ON the evening train for Carthage, FsxEs
Mr.. Frazer In tsx collector Of this aounty
snd Miss Rsumgsertnsr has bsea pFoHi-
neat in Decatur social e!relss for several
years. The presents ware naay, hand.
some and cosby.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
San Angelo SAFE.
Special to theGazette.

speCiAi 70 Ih5 GhzeEte.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, DC. 5-M. B
PulIiam sold to-dSy 500 shrse and four
year-old beef seers 10 feeder of Alvsr-
ado at 1928 per head. Tnis is the best
price paid here for cattle in several years.
The weather has turned CT warm and
pleAsant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

| J. T. Caldwell & 20, seocer9, VINO
have been eosduotins business on the
public square for nHmoer Of wears as.
signed to. day TO Thomas F, kcEanis. EN-
covering MIN to sell she stock to satisfy
,he following clslSs: Schneider 4
Davis, four notes, sggregatius $1S5s 4Sl
Wallace & Waggener, notes sggregsrne
S5s6 4s; Hinfree, non & Hachar, S67;
Dallas Grocery Company, Ssl 81; CITY
National Bsrk, S50e; Armstrong & Co,
$500; Mrs. Fsnris C.ldwsll, $500; Gar.
hugson & Co., $50; Boren, Davidson &
Stewart, S25 SO; McEanis & Co., S35 76;
Luck { Cn1ertoV, see.
COURT MATTERS.
The following suits were fled IN the
couuty court to-day: Kansas Msnufic-
.aring Co. VS. a G Harris ct 81 suit or
two notes for 1915 each and for foreclos-
uTe; L Plilipson vs.. j. T. Hays, suit on
q nota for SIPS and fer foreclosure CT 8
vendors lien.
brown Bros. < Co Ct SIN Ftauclsco
attscaed A. ard Il. Mi.ten.hal ( Co. fer
$1941.
Ia the district court tie day hiss been
tSkan no with ;hs tfigl Of a pIsvinis,
charged with the murder OK juan Ramez
The case hss gone 10 the Jury.
TWO POKER PLAYERS.
& H R3nnes and William Beaver, two
gentlemen OF the light fingered pergus
sion, were arrested Ia this city for e1.
hibitirg q gambling device at Mckinney
They were arrested at Mckinney and
were released on bond, whereupon they
skipped out to Dallas. Ole Of their
bondsmen followed them and had the ar
rest made. They had won 500 in q
poker game at Nc Kinney Monday night.
LOCAL NOTES AND PERSONAL.
Real estate transfers recorded to-day
aggregate SS7l2.
Miss Cora Mitchell Of RaoGe LELAND,
who ts spending the winter IN Dallas, is
visiting her brother CASTOR Mitchell in
Wea.herfoTd.
Marriage license WAS issued to-day to
S. W. Alexander aud Flora Shelton, Gnd
W. q. c. Campbell sld jennie HYDE.
The Irish, American club Of Dallas is
called to meet TO morrow night for the
purpose @. raising money TO assist Par
nell il bis suit against the London Times.
the city. a
Colonel Moses Il. Harris has retuIEed
from o trip TO San Antonio.
HoRRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Jus. before O'Clock This Afternoon .
little nine year-oId aewsboY named Edgar
Hall was run over by tina Texas and
Pacific switch engine near the compress
snd had both legs crushed { & to the mig.
He WAS running scross the track to catch
an express wagon and, Stumbling, fell
scroas the rails in front OF the moving
engine. The Injuries were fatal. Edgar
was . bright, honorable little fellow snd
the accident has awakened the greatest
grief among his associates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
FEImc xNvtke'
9orrsspendelss OF the Gsxsfts.

FAKNIERsvnLK, TEX, Dec. i.-oaarles
Murphy of this plsce who was lately Ie-
leased from the insane aay!um at Terrell
YVES taken by Constable J. II. ByleA to
Nc Kinney and confned in the county lsil
to be returned to Terrell AGAR. Murphy
has entirely les. Bis mind.
THE GAZETTE daily grows In popular
ity ct this place and ia considered tae best
psper that comes to the town. asE5sss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
gaa ss RissEHssa

Ess skprd's a 81 rhsspssfs.
slsssibf. Or NE. Bolle yr ILL.,. ssS 81 have
Rou4Ef. sEaE afoneeSbs canstHcf produc.
ins1 swG md issp sxsas OF In
ra$fdts 6S9S nrsfwoKk 81 the Esain, which so
men, e&
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
St0nenetz Folder

Attached end of the PRESS that Cuts Pastes
Folds paper the size of THE GAZETTE, or larger il
required. These folders in perfect working order
Original price, $1,000 each. This machinery in rsclas.
order and the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
CITY ADVERTISING.
Essiss 10 Ce.atrasts4s.
0EFIGz OF CITY ESGa

oEFIGs OF CITY ESsstxa4!,
Dse.S1<&e
Sealed proposals will be rseesi5fS 81 thi. Office
up to 10 o'clock a. N. .NnAHsg. December II,
Is 8, for grading apd sssseilng. also for gut
tering and elsklSgssf desirod BY property
owners, hefSllo8fng nam cd sh eets. te.wit:
Seventh. street. from Main east DO Rusk.
Eachbid 1aust bs accompanied by certiSed
.creeR FOR site.
sPfoaies and specifications can be seen at this
office.
The right Is reserved TO rslee. aay ald all
bids. ". B KING,
City Engineer.
Fort Worth. Tex Dec. 6, 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
q EEtal QAniQs n

YoUNssTowS. GHIc, Dec. ; "A terri
bic wreck occurred Eve miles north Of
here st O'Clock this morning on the
Sharon branch eftbe Lake shore Railway
4 mixed passenger trsin oollided with Q
freight sTain Ga curve while both trains
were RAINING forty miles an hour. Con-
dactor James Kennedy Of the passenger
traiR wss instantly killed. James Mccoy,
asenas, and Fat 0'RielY, brakeman, were
fatally injured. Albert Lindsay, engineer,
IVES BADLY hurt. Both engines and ten
ears were Ysz<Sed, eavolving loss
E1i $1,000 tnaAf company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
ROUND-UPs.
A Praless Against She Checking On OF
Rsirgeratsr Enterprises By
Ana Big Four.

The Relssse Of the Cherokee 8trip-An al
Vance In she value of Texas CATTLE.
UAlue oiatter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

did not mean asy harm by whas ne did.
His conduct consisted in putting his
hand upoe the parsons Of the ladies In Q
fesrfully familiar manner and making the
most astounding asd outrageous requests,
the nature Of which are SO indecent thar
they CAIRO. be put in print. Several
charges Of aggravated assault and battery
have baen Aied.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
i for s25, 600, twelve saddle horses ar {
jraEch psivl eyes ircluded.

Cattle sre still being sent TO the msr-
cats In great nunbsre, end train afser
rain loaded with them gees by here
every day over tnis branch Of the Santa
Fe system Canadian Crescent.
The Carlisle brothers Of DUrsngo, Col,
have recently shipped shout 125 carloads
OF mountain grfzsd steers to the eastern
msrkets, great many Of which went by
Santa Fe palace stock CATS.
-.
L. vaughan and other stock linen CT
Coleman county were rounding mp their
pastures last week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
DALLAS.
j. ?. Caldwell g. Ga., GrecsrF, Make 81
Assigamsn. 70 shsmss z. MeEnnIs
Empowering Htm 20 ssIl ihs siock.
Another Attaes m sns Rua Upon ,hs Mitter.
thals-Poker Pisyers IN Boc-A Negro
Brute Arrested,
A NEGRO BRUTE.
Special to the Gazette.

ALIAS, TEX DISC o.
The negro VINO cres ed
a sensation yes'erdsy
by assauitipg ladies ek
the street in the most
scsn6elous manner was
arrested last night. He
proves 20 be Henry Ray,
6 coachmsa, He does
not deny his sections, but
saws he vss under the
irfiNeuca IF ltnnor and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

al IS kSss$oe a. MIN pain.
81 S'iss ssss s4s,' ss's ss''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

xhs Finest Raxpssl1s6S Wssl
Al AAdsrson's gunssgofe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

-@Porz<<s-s-T.
N@sI~rY-5t-t
RE-rBA-s5-1rrY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

R.Y. efessoi Thrifty, Brown county,
closed n trade Of Coleman this week with
j. p DAVIDSON and ". M. hobbs fer biz
j Xexttle in Pecos county, 5see head,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

Owe have worked it 4O0O) The press purchased
from Hoe & Co. five years !ago The list price VISA
$500. There 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19

be reconcied and tho responsibilities OF ehi-
pire in the Dark Continent DIVIDED between
them. The great work to be done IN Africa
is the extirpation Of the horrible traffic now
conducted by devastating hordcs OF Arabs
These Mohammedan savages of an alien race
now have license TO murder or enslave natives
and to burn and destroy villages north, SOUTH
east and west. They have established over the
blacks a reign of terror The tracks of slave
caravans are marked by depopuated districts
and villages in ashes. The fairest portions oil
Africa are harassed and devastated by these
barbarous ivory-hunters and cod-blooded
traflickers in human souls Germany and Eng
land by united fort can do much to suppress
this infamous warfare and butchery and there
by to restore peace in Africa. Germany at
Zanzibar aided by England at Khartoum can
control the centres Of the slave trade on tho
coast. Lakes Nyassa and Tanganyika, If
patroled one by Germany and the other by
England, can be delivered from the ravages
of Arab marauders The Portuguese, who
have always connived at the Slave-traffc at the
mouth Of the ZambcSi, can be forced by the
united action of these Powers to cooperate in
the same beneGcent work With the slave
parts on the coast closed and the waterways
in the interior, the Congo and the Nyassa-
Tanganyika chain. protected against slavers
raids. tropical Africa would be Transformed
pacifed and opened to civilization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10. 1888.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Forcirn.-Emperor William in speech to the
Infontrv Guards renewed his declaration as TO the
policv of the Empire in Alsace-Lorraine. - The
Norwegian steamer Liberia from New-Nork. was
wrecked on White Island. - Other members
NJ the Irish Parliamentary party Will BRING suits
AGAINST ." The Times" - military conspiracy
has been discovered at Madrid. 80 The forage
stores of the French Government at Ioulon were
burned -. Herr Won Boetticher has been re-
stored to the Vice-Presidcncy of the frusslah
Council Of Ministers.
Concress.-The House only in session - Inc
dsv was consumed in debate on the Chinese he
striction bill: Mr.. Bynum's statements regarding
General Harrison's Chinese record were promptly
disproved
Domestic-Mr Blaine and party went TO Poianu
SPRINGS - The Blues were winners IN ule
finals for the $500 Polo Cup at Newport. -
General Harrison addressed visiting delegation
~ commercial travellers. 80 Republican dele
gates favoring the nomination OF warner lilier
for Governor were elected in several counties Of
this State 60 detective employed by the
State Of Indiana has secured evidence against the
White Cans - One new case of yellow fever
and one death from the same disease were reported
Mt Jacksonville Fla. - Grisctte won the Con-
gross Hall Stakes at Saratoga - The Sheriff
with q posse of 100 men went to the scene OF the
Alabama race riots.
City and Suburban.-Senator German came 10
the citv TO take charge Of the Democratic cam
poirn. Tie winners at Monmouth Park were
Fitzroy, Senorita, Paragon, Hypocrite Maroon
Rowland and Jim MCGOWAN. Tho New-hori
nine defeated the Detroit nine at the Polo Grounds
by a score of 2 to 6. =-The Larchmont lacht
Club held its annual regatta for oyster boats -
Stocks opened dull with some improvements, be-
came active when ralded, recovered and closed
strong.
The Weather. indications for to-day: Cen
orally fair weather; slightly cooler. Temperature
Yesterday: Highest, So 40 degrees; lowest
- 2-lO; average, "a.