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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
SESAroulA, Miss, oct. 1.-THE county
fair is an assured success, the attendance
the first day being far in excess OF all eX-
peclations. Sitting room in the morning
was at a decided premium. while many
hundred people were compelled to stand
in the afternoon. The ladies attended IN
great numbers and showed their apprcci-
alton by applouding the winners in each
race.
The display Of stock was unusually good
and q great many valuable horses were on
the grounds one stable last night con-
tanned over $4,000 worth OF bloodei
horses.
The ladies' department in charge Of
Mrs. Dr. Wynne II special feature Of in
tcrcst, and the superior necdlo'work Is
worthy Of special mention. The awards in
this department will be made IN the
morning.
Tho fruit display, while not very oXten.
sive, speaks well for Tate county, aud
shows what can be done in the way Of
growing fruit
The butter exhibit won the admiration
| Of every one, and the specimens from the
Oakland farm Of Mr. Ira d. Oglesby were
| especially Inc.
Many familiar faces from Memphis were
seen by IHE ArrEAl's correspondent
Tomorrow will be- decidedly the best day
Of the fair, and u much larger crowd will
be Ia attendance.
The display made by TuF Mrwms Ar
IEAL company OF valuable gifts 10 be
awarded 10 weekly subscribers December
/ was greatly admircd, especially by the
| ladies.
The following awards were made:
Best colt, under six months old, six on
tries. First premium, DR.. J. 5. kimroughi
second premium, W. b. McGmw
Best colt, over six and under twelve
months old, five entries. First premium,
G. VI. y. Wait second premium, DR.. W.
n. Mccain.
Best blood mare, six entries. First pre-
MUM, q. W. Durlry; second premium,
". T.. McGraw
Best blood mare, sweepstakes, four en-
tries. First premium, X. NJ. Bank, Of
Dcsoto county.
Best saddle stallion, fonr entries. First
premium, w. A. Hancock.
Best stallion, sweepstakes, five entries;
nrt premium w. 4, Hancock.
Best jack, three entries; first premium,
Fisher x Pack.
Best saddle horse, three entries, first
premium, J. Il. Wallace, OF Como.
Best pair harness horses, four entries;
first premium, j. l.. Wallace, oi Como.
THurriSu RACES.
Four minute class. Four entries Nellie
Long Nellie H. Long John Gilpin, Long
John. John won in 80i.
Running Raco-llali mile dash. Four
entries Fop, Tallam, Emma and Ida.
Iallaa won. Timc--O
Pacing Race One mile heat, best two
in three. Three entries: Dexter, Garry
and Wade. Wade won. lie IS owned by
W. 4. Hancock
Mule Racc-lIali mile. Five entries.
Charles III. Carter's mule won. Time,
l:lO.
SHOOTING MATCH.
Twenty yards rise, seven single birds.
Eight entries. Tie between Ira u. Oglcs-
ley. IT,, and VIM. Nicely. Nicely won in
the shoot Oft
The Sardis fair has been postponed until
November /, . and g.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second Ct.
BRNRLEY LUMBER Co., IA Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 aud
% Bcale street. Tel. 3G5 for wagon to call.
PANTS made TO order from % up. /.
Menke, tailor 40 Monroe street.
LEE LUMRER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doos, blinds, shingles, holdings.
BRANCH OFFICE Memphis Steam Laun-
dry, 3j2 Main street, between Gayoso and
Union.
ALI sizes crate baskets, fronts and fend-
ers, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabey's. Telephone 27.
G. r. lloTCnKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | IS.
pecially solicit. No. $3.50 Main street.
luRE and white rs the flower whose
name IL bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN q LILLY COFFEE AID SPICE Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

To- the tdiiof eft The Appeal
In tho >ciHhrr, Of yesterday, appeared
an article which reflects upon my honor,
In that II changes me with entering into a
business arrangement In which my recent
Illness is made the reason Of my employ
mcnt. Tho article Is absolutely false from
beginning 10 end, except that have made
q new business connection with New
York iirn, and, In order that may make
a. quick public denial ~ possible. in
Justice 10 myself and my friends, / sock
the use oi your columns have h,rn
miarcpcscnicd long enough by all tho
papers Of Memphis, except TIN APPEAL
aud patience has ceased To be- q virtue.
challenge the author VI the Nrimiiir's uub.
LEGATION 10 give his name.
BEnHY llAupruAN BiNTonp.
Memphis, Oct. N, lSSS.
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A Uard Iram w. IrimhIs

To the riltof oi Tho Appeal.
A the iuldHcks las published what IA
purporici 10 ho the condition Of affairs at
the Commercial hotel, would like for
YOU To place the matter before the public
In H. proper light Ibid whip Tom Tovlcs
for insulting poor, crippled girl. and gnyc
Lawson a lew ticks Tor luck. / VAS moi
the first 10 sue out warrant. Iaws,n
and Towlcs did this The IrdansLs also
published that lawson put a 90 into the
business aud J. NJ. 1nmblc 500 The
Tact u that lawspn put In SlOD. whilo 1
put In $1,000, lawson has drawn ont
about fLG7G have drawn out lev, than
500. Very respectfully,
j. NJ Tuuntr
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ANOTHER TICKET BORN.
AND YET ANOTHER WILL APPEAR
AT AN EARLY DATE,
One of the Decent Republicans Tells
OF Whit May Be--Demooratic EXocu'
tive Committee Experimentation
ing of Jacksoninna.

The peoples Reform Ticket has been
successfully launched, and the Indie
pendont Republican Ticket" viii be along
In day or two unless there is a coils
on, telescope or gneral smash up in 50 me
o.hcr way
An APPEAL reporter went in search Of II
vestcsday, for lol It had been promised
that the child would be born on that day.
He did not find the real, living, breathing
infant, but he did find one OF the parents,
who was willing, but not able, to deliver
the goods. lie said:
Il have heard that the new addition will
be dubbed The Independent Republican
Ticket. and stand For the Senate Tho
Hon. Thos. W. Brown, Judged. T. Bigclow.
For the Lower Housc-R. &. Graves, John
G. Hook. the Hon, John League, Green T..
Evans. Theodore Krckel. Mind YOU, con-
tinucd the prospective parent, 81 do not
say that this either is or will be- the ticket
but il may be- later ON. twill not be nm
nounccd officially for a few days You
are not authorized TO use my nlmu in CON
ncciion with the Information
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
An Appeal Tor Harmony.

To the Editor OF The APPEAL.
Having no other object In view but tho
good Of the Democratic party, !. Tor the
iirst time in years, raise my voice for har.
mony. Knowing full we'll without IL, de-
feat awaits W. In this county and congress-
ional district. We ought 10 abide by the
nominations Of the county convention.
and not Try TO get up a rival ticket All
the nominees are good men aud true
Democrats, aud We ought to lay aside our
differences aud vote for them solidly. n
will he setting a dangerous precedent 10
20 back on the convention nominations.
and will finally disrupt the party Il per-
sisted In. sound the warning. | zee the
storm cloud coming, this Is no year ior
dihcuntcniA DINOCHAr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12
REp IIEAps

FHEp ScnuMANN,
3S2 Main street.

Theatrical Managrr-What is your spc-
cialty, Miss ncNcrc2
Miss DcNcW have 10000 chrome
portraits Of myself, accompanied bya pack
age oi sol colcman's ko-kO tulu that An
thuny Comsiock seized twice.
Theatrical Manager - You're engaged
immediately.
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Cheap Tickets 60 Dallas, Tex, nnd
Return

On October o, 10, 10, 10, % and 20, the
Iron Mountain Route will sell tickets 10
Dallas, Tex, and return Tor SliSj account
OF Dallas Fair and Exposition. Tickets
will be good for return passage TO and I'M
Guiding November TO- For further infor-
nation call ON II. u. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, 800 Main
Street McmDhis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12
rn General DebiiIi,, Ims.ia,Io,, Con.
sumption aud wasting ia ,biI.
drtu. seottss l.uut.i...

OF pure Cod Liver oil with Hppophosphitc..
II a most valuable food and medicine 4,
creates an appetite Tor fool Strengthens the
nervous system, ant builds up the body.
Please read y tried SCOTS Emulsion an a
young man whom physicians NJ times rave
up hope. Since be- began usiuF the TnuI.
don his cough has ceased. gaiurd ncsh nnd
strength. aud from all Appearances his he
viii ~ prolonged many years John sulli.
van. Hospital steward, MufHnn Ia.
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Fop sAi.n.

Tho Millinery Businoss OF the Late Mrs.
X. sohumann. 8s2 Main street,
Is offered Tor sale stock fixtures and good
will. The fall stock. comprising all the
late novelties IN millinery, is complete,
and contains everything needed IN q flint
class rctail millinery business.
The stand Is one Of the oldest In Mem.
phis and an opportunity IL here offered Ia
purchase n select and valuable established
business. Until the business " sold.
special low prices will be- made on all
goods.
FREp ScHuMANN,
8S2 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

Underneath the ticket, on the fourth
page Of toiay's ArPEAL, will be- found a
list Of appointments made by the Demo
cratic Executive COMMITTEE, for mass.mcct-
ings and public spcokings. They will be-
gin on Monday night next aud continue
without interruption, save by Sundays,
until November o. The appointment Tor
the Third and Fourth wards Monday DC.
tobcr 20, on the bluI, will be one OF the
grand aud signal events. attractive Ia all
the Democrats IN the city, Gov Robert
L. Taylor has promised 10 return and make
up for the lenicncy extended the Hon.
sam llaWkin, at the recent joint speaking
here, the result Of uvcrpoWcring sympathy
for weak, afflicted aud dccy.tiul oppnn-
ent The committee Is thoroughly aroused,
and determined 10 make the echoes sound
ing Democratic doctrine throughout
Shelby county
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The Pir., symptom. a, p.,,,

Ilfc1 feeling drll headache uaius ia yffiyn.
pafis ~ he hoty dutiug AZ the nj oil tie ster,agb
Rsvl nltFuls iettfishnsss, plmples 90 saps. arc
~ 1lutg evidence 81 poisoned blph ~ mat
~ nov " itcahIr poisoned n must b. rufigsI 4,
tvoid dfnih. Aesefs furilsh ulood fti.r, 49,
ssfhI hilfh 70 rmoys sfuiulum OF ttphillfle
sons eold nhd,f Ipaiuys guarantee. M d
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12
uspid Artisaa..

tFuih we ~ lnuls Republic.
As an example Of tho mpility Of the
progress Of American artisans, the recent
leai Of a Georgia papcrmakcr IL note.
worthy. A tree in a forest near Augusta
was cut down at O'Clock In the morning.
Before night Il had been converted into
newspapers, which people we're reading NJ
0 o'clock in the evening.
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To the Ladies'.

Nine. Alex. Godart begs to inform the
ladies' that she has just returned from
New York aud is ready to attend TO their
orders. also beg them 10 sec her before
purchasing their dresses, rs she knows
exactly what Is 10 be made and how to
make 1t. No. 200 Main street, upstairs.
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- W.T.
General Passenger Agent.

Mn. jnuN ; Srrrp. late Of the firm Of
Dcs JaTdins, Miller \ Roptc, will hcpaf.
lcf he found with Mc~r- Orgll Brothers
y Co., and will be pleased 10 have his
friends aud acquaintance call on him be-
luic purchasing anything in the hardware.
stove or iinwurc line. ~ be- can make Il 10
their interest
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

AisrnNi loiSt stAtos Iron Mountain nv.
Mcssr !. 4 G Mcguire very seldom
use Iatcul medicines In my prurtice but
have found Maguifc's Bcnuo Plant Ion Ihni.
era, ninrrhca, Dyscnicfy, etc. a most rsiia.
bic PREPARATION. J. X MAHcuANn. NJ ID
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SENAT0BIA'S FAIR.
A VERY LARGE ATTENDANCE OF
TATE COUNTY PEOPLE.

Fine Displays IN Ali Departments-ao
Raclng and shooting-The Appeal
Makos an Exhibit Which Meets With
Popular Appreciation.
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Butterlck's November Fashions.

Just received, Buttcrick's November
Paper Patterns; also, "Iho Dolincator'
and metropolitan Catalogue" Fashion
sheets and
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- - y TT7"TT|I
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
No. 700 Main street, Memphis, Tom.

CoNNtNCiNu September the passenger
unnH ui the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive az and drpart irou
the kansas City. Memphis q Birmingham
depot nt the corner of broadway and
Main strccis, where tickets may hc pur.
chased, instead Of a. tho Mi,sis,ipbi q
Tennessee depot, ~ heretofore.
J T. GARNER,
a
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An Enthusiastic Meeting OF Jack.
sonians.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Jackson.
IAN club WIS held lac. nigh, in the Irwin,
block, On Second street, aud stirring
specific were made 10y Col Casey Young.
The Hon; w. l. Capp. Judge W. W. Nc.
Lowell Richard udlum, County Trustee
Joe Williams AMI James !. Hunter. Mr.
r; - lopp president Of thccluh. presided
WIN ms customary ability and dignity.
On motion ui Judge Mcdowell a r,,,.
mitirc ol five WIS appointed Ia arrange tnr
inuss meeting oi democrats. 10 bc hold
ext wc"k probably On Tuesday. the IUth
e. TIE chair appointed M said com.
mliicc Janice r. Hunter. J. J. Williams
Tie Won, Casey Young. lcphta NJ
l"w.kps and DruVu a. Coleman.
After -pmr informal chat ~ 20 the prns.
Iecls Ut tie Democratic ticket the meeting
adjourned.
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AsINIrr Ia Matinee.

lNsrrr your gn.housca In IN, Citizonr
Insurance company. No. % Madison strcc,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

MI" lANNir NAY can be found In her
studio, ., Madison, Wcdncslays. 1hun.
DAYS aud Fridays from ~ lill 3 O'Clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

A ooop smoke Is an antIdoto Tor all tho
ills that hcsh Ia heir to, 80 smoke GH,nd
kepubue Cgarf1s and Bunus.
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Mr. wlnsinwt soothing sytup sbopii atv,yst,
htci iur Children tcrthiur II spuihcs the rilii
lyiltu, h, auius Hllals ail palu. Curvs Wind uiiL
shdh lht bffi n'urii co. dlAffhna - blttla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

Porrs are born, philosophers arc made,
but Grand Republic Cigarros are a boon
b. the human race. Smoke them.
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=. Az are invited 20 call at the Gayoso
Palace aud take ino hot lunch every
day, 1ayuso anil Mvnkcn alley,
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Notice.

Regular monthly meeting womcn's TX.
change will be- held Friday, October ~,
lSSs, NJ 10 O'Clock am. Full attendance
Of members and executive officers earn.
estly desired.
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HrNoygn M rur usE or cocoAtvE.
And Il stimulates aud promotes tho growth
oi the hair.
Buncits Flavorng extracts arc tho
test
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Go To the Gayoso Palace for free
lunch every day, UayosO aud Mcnkcn al.
lpy
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Exchange
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

Keeps the best saloon In the city. Sets a
hrsi.class lunch. Everything new. Call
and see him.
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Patsy Cooney -ood man to lead tho
mg.tag and bob.laiY Republican ticket Of
Shelby county to ignomnious defeat
His traitorism 10 Democracy merely TO
down cold laddcn." IL not the record
with which to go before the intelligent
voters Of the county, although Patsy was
short-sighicd enough TO announce that rs
the line OF his campaign. Here u Just |
oue h,,lc tact ior the consideration OF l1oss
Who have no patience tor tho cause Of
Patsy and tia, disturbing clcmcnt In local
affairs with him
Patsy u 4 contractor, aud reported Ia bc
worth u 'hlrI' or two of grease, big
share Oi which Il was expected aud de-
manded by those who put him on the
ticket should be- dispersed for lubrcaling
purposes during the campaign. The
would-bc senator strengthened this popu.
lar suspicion by ut dyurs times qualifying
rs bondsman for some Of his friends The
last instance Of this kind was when lac
aided j. ]. Webb, ncwly.clcctcd constable
for the Fifth civil district, 10 enter upon
his duties by becoming his surety. lls
property wealth was certified tons $4,000
This bond Is nov ON iilc la the probate court
clerks office. Last March, Henry Raynur
Drought SUIT IA TIE circuit court against
John and Fat Cooncy aud obtained u
Judgment The ease was appealed o. a.,
supreme court, went the same way, ant
the execution went into the hands ul th,
sheriff for scfyirc. In due time il cam,
back Endorsed "nulla bona, or no prop.
erty found. The execution officer nlso
has another document requiring similar
attention from Patsy. and when presented
he was, IN effect, told 10 whistle for the
money, NJ i could not h. made ont OF an,
estate be might have. The officer was
heclcd, however, ior Patsy had a surety
good aud liable for the amount, since his
principal had dciaulicd This recourse
was made known 10 Patsy, and he ha,
promised TO settle the small amount de.
handed.
Judge Galloway's attention has been
called 90 the defect Mr.. Cuuncy has placed
upon Constable wcbbs bond, aud will
take steps TO have IL cleared up
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

fnu-cLAss table board nj Fansiola's
on Front street, opposite custom.housc.
The table is supplied with lho choicest
food the markets alIorl aud carefully
served. Regular meals - cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

1nr Iron Mountain route has decided TO
run series Oi harvest excursions Ia al
points In Arkansas and Texas from Mem.
phis On the following dates September
II aud - aud October . and -. Rates
lor the excursion will bc ono iarc Tor thc
round trip, aud tickets will be- good Tor
thirty days with stop over privileges.
Any iulhcr Information desired will bc
chccrlully furnished by calling ON
II. u. WusoN,
Passenger and Ticket Ayrnt
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CALL AND BE CONVINCED |
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CHIL-L-S.
DUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC has stood
the test for year, and today stands tho
leader OF chin Medicines. Read
what Is said Of II.

Dr. Duncan IL take pleasure I'm making pub
ic tlatgmcnt II the ntt that / have used your
CE 1nIir with great success after everything else
had signaly failed. Myself aud family Join in
thanking you Tor the discovery OF such a medi-
clue, which will be OF such great bcucli 10 man
Kind. lOuu truly, T. PRIssLY.
Miilln, Tenn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-23
OPENING AT CHICAGO.
To-Day the First of the Garden
City Running Me citing.

Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO, June 22.-The races at
Washington Park begin tomorrow
afternoon and continue till July IA.
The track is in fine condition, and the
attendance is expected to be large,
owing partly to the great number of
transients in the city. The third race
OF the day is the American Derby. The
entries for the five events are as follows:
First race. one mile-Antonio, Us: Ed
Mack, 1O3; Benedict 100; Macbeth 100;
Rosalind. 1I3; Volante, 122
Second race, three-quarter mile-Passion
115; Amelia P, 102; Business. 81; Shotover,
lis; Cleaner III; q. W. Boydeil, II: San
taline, 104 Orderly, 100; Carnegie, us:
Glendelia, us; Dynamite, 1lS; Barney
Lee. III.
Third race, American Derby, one and one
half miles-Billy Pinkerton. 10S; The Lion,
Ill; White. Ill: The Chevaler, 1IS: Fal,
con, III Los Angeles, l16; Emperor Nor
Fourth race, selling, one and one-eighth
miles-Lela May. SO; Unique, los; Birthday,
Ia; Comedy, o.
Fifth race, fiveeighths of a mile-Santa
Cruz, 10; Jubal, no; Kate Malone. Joy :
Chilhowie, us; Rollin Hawley, 10Y; Hattie
K, 10Y; Bonteurn, ITO; Bob Forsythe. lis
Minnie Palmer, 112: Galen, 10; Hindoo
Craft l1S: Albert Stahl, rs; Oneatta, 10Y;
Jubilee 10Y; Monsoon, ITO; Nyleptha, 10Y;
Teresa, 10; Iris, 10Y.
Tips-First race, Valuable and Macbeth
second race, Amelia P and Carnegie; the
Derby, Emperor of Norfolk aud Los Angeles
fourth race, Birthday and Comedy: fifth race
the field against any horse.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-23
Several Surnrises.

NEW YORK, June 22.-First race at Sleeps
head Bay, n-eighth of mile-Bess won,
Telie Doe second, Ballston third; time,
1:2sA Mutuals paid SIG 10.
Second race, three-fourths of amile-Aura-
MIA won. Harrisburg second, j. A. B. third !;
time, l :16.
Third race. one and one-half miles Prince
Royal won, Sir Dixon second, Defense third !;
time, 2 :39A. Mutuals paid S33 %.
Fourth race, one and one fourth miles
Favor won, Grover Cleveland second, The
Bourbon third; time, 2:10la.
Fifth race, one mile and furlong-Swift
won, Inspector B second, Choctaw third !;
time, :54l2.
Sixth race, three-fourths OF mile on the
grass-Volunteer won, Yictress second, Isis
third; time, 1 :1SI4.
To-DAYs SHEEPSHEAD ENTRIES.
First race, sweepstakes. three-quarters of a
mile-Mena. 1O5; Harry Russell, 10; Eolo
81; Ofalece, 1903; Coldstream, los: Fakir,
"a; Bendigo, III; Kentucky Ban, 81; Flag
eoletta, 1O3; Roland, no; Fitzroy, 1903;
Mia, 1O3: Doodle 81; Grimaldi. I'D; Brian
Boru. 108: Cruiser, IO3; Cousin Jeems, 81;
Tom Hood. 10S; Pericies. 107; Her Liilyship,
90; Froli, l07: King Idle, 81: Mary I. 90
Second race, Mermaid stakes. one and one.
eighth miles-Golden Reel. fetulance,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-23
Over a Poker Game.

Special to the Globe
CHAMBERLAIN, Oak, June 22.-Our
city was the scene of what came nea r
deing tragedy about 2 o'clock this
morning. A travelling man got into a
game of poker with some of the local
sports and lost considerable money.
Feeling sure that he was being cheated
he made complaint and in the racket
that ensued attempted to knife one of the
proprietorS of the saloon IN which the
game took place. The marshal was sent
for by one of the saloon men. In the
meantime the travelling man had re-
him, and Was On ~ the way to the ' isii
when the prisoner attempted to elope.
The marshal ordered him to halt, and
not being obeyed, shot the fleeing man
through the leg. Several arrests have
beenmade and all the participants fined.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-23
PRAYERS AND CURSES.
A COlored Murderer Manages to
Talk After Hanging Four Min

AoiA hAtOk Aeths ahfS HOaT NlIu-
utes.
LOUISVILLE. KY, June 22.-William
Patterson was hanged this morning at
Clio o'clock in the yard of the Jefferson
county jail. He is colOred man and
was convicted with another coiored man,
Albert Turner. for assaulting and IA
tally beating Miss Jennie Bowman, on
April %, 1877. Miss Bowman was a do
nestle employed by family who lived
in fashionable suburb, and the crime
was committed about 10 in the morn
ing. The family were all alb
sent from the house at the
time, and no one witnessed the murder.
Turner and Patterson were arrested on
suspicion and Turner Immediately con-
feSSed. Patterson protested his inno-
cence. Turner pleaded guilty, but on
the scaffOld said Patterson was limo
cent. He was hung on July 10, 1887.
Patterson was tried. convicted, but APP
pealed his case and the lower court was
sustained. The governor respited him
three times, but refused to interfere
further. Patterson protested his limo
cence on the scaffOld. He was strangled
slowly to death and four minutes after
the drop fell said. ''Curse them," and
then, Lord save me-" His struggles
were frightful. Many people believe
firmly in his innocence, and there were
strong efforts to secure his pardon.