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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-28
omal.a Live Stock Market.

Uslos STOCK YARDS.
OMAHA, Sept. IN
CATTLE Dull Choice to fancy steers.
tsW95.50; good TO choice, s.. 50Gt4.bO
COWS, S2009t3lt9; medium, S2.7sao4.75; feeders
&.256S.O; range cattle, So. 750LI0. Estimated
receipts. 800.
HOGS-Steady. Light. S5.ss05.so; mixed, b.7ss
stS.so; heavy. SS.ss3al9 Es.imated receipts
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-28
Fire ut nelpl,as.

DELPHAs, o., Sept. 27.-Fire here de-
stroyed four buildings. The loss is eihi-
mated at so, 600, partly insured.
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Contacion in Canada.

KINGSTON, Ont, Sept. 27.-The most
malignant type of typhoid fever is
prevalent here. One hundred and forty
persons are reported to be Frustrated
with the disease.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. '27.-Two new
cases of smallpox were reported here.
Both patients were removed to the
hospital.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-28
The NJ. X. and T.. Receiyership. gys

ST. Louis, Sept. 27--Arguments in
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas receiver
ship We're concluded. Judge Brewer
will render an opinion in a day or two.
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Weston followed tsie i~nstruetisas Of ats
counsel in the effort to hold possession
of what he believed TO be his land.
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p~ARpoNgD AT LAST.
Milton Weston. the MiIlienatre, Has Reen
Sufficiently Punished.

HARRisuuRG, Pa, Sept. 81. - The
board Of pardons decided to PARTON Mil
ton Weston Of Chicago, sentenced in
1885 to five years in the pittsburg peni.
Tertiary for voluntary nianslaughter.
In stating their reasons for a pardon
the boardsgiyes d lengthy review of the
case. going into MANY details of the
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Defaafter r,edeu.

New YORK, Sept. 27.--Defaulter Be-
ien when informed of the sriaide of
Cashier Dodge. was much asecttM and
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An Aged Painter.

NASHUA, N. H. Sept. s7.-Nathanial
Libiey, a painter died last night, aged 9s
years.
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Xankton Market.
Y,,trxnn S,nk.
Notice.

Notice.
Office of County Auditor, Yankton, County.
Yankton ID. t., Sept, 4th 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that proposals. and
>b,ds for the selling and delivering of 20
e.. = OF nut GOAL and 10 tons of range coal for
tne fsn kton county court house will be re-
the delivery and the placing of such ooaliu the
basement Of the courthouse in said city of
fankton: The bids will be psned October
let 1885 at 2 O'clock pm.
The county reserves the right to reject any
missioners.
CHRISTIAN HAaE, Go. Auditor.
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Eartbouake in New York

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. pa slight
shock of earthquake was felt in this city
1t $40 p. m. No damage was done
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Goodrich, Ont, Sept. 27.-William
o'Conner defeated George w. Lee in q
wo-mile SOUL by a length, in 1880.
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soiemeniy declared no Knew nething of
the transaction by which the firm was
sMinlled.
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CALLING ON

Buffalo Bill and His Abofigines Enter
tained at h White House.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Col. Cody
Buffalo Billy, Maj. John NJ, Burke, Mr.
Nate Salisbury, Chief of Secret Service
Bill, together with Red Shirt, Rocky
Bear, Plenty Wolves, and seventy Sioux
braves were received by the president in
the east room. The Indians were in full
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The Art.ri-. OF the Nation.

The arteries are the highwaysof the BODY
through which the blood courses. bearing
nutrimcnt that sustnins lie and maintains
The power Ut action Of itsyarious mcmlcrs.
The railway system Of America has grown
10 such proportions that its various lines
bear TO the body polite the same relation
~ the arteries 10 the body physical. Along
them Is a constant How II meat aud grain
and fruit. the endless forms Of food that
sustain life III the members OF the nation.
and the varied and valuable products that
contribute 81 their comfort. The inn.
poriancc Of these arteries can be realized
from the fact that over the Pcnnsylyania
Lines alone the freight carried Ia a single
year exceeds the entire tonnage Of the
merchant marine Of Great Britain. These
lines are direct from the commercial cen.
tens OF the west 10 the industrial cen.
ten OF the east, aud In addition 10 thcirun.
surpassed facilities for the movement Of
freight present system OF through pas.
sengcr train service absolutely without
equal In the United States. Train No. 4
OF the Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad car.
mes n Pullman Noslibulc Sleeping Car
through from Memphis 10 New York via
Cincinnati, and the rcnnsylyania Lines ON
the Pennsylvania special, aud l.. a y.
Irnin No. = makes direct connection al
Cincinnati with the Ncsiihulc Tar of the
Limited Express New York Express i
another excellent train frum Cincinnati.
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KILLING AT LITTLE ROCK.
HOW AN OLD POLITICAL FEUD CUL.
MINATED.
Wash Morganer and John King Meet
on the Streets and the Former, Being
Armed, Kills His Antagonist - Trial
Today.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. l0.-Consider
able excitement was created In this city
at ~ o'clock today when the report got
out that man had been shot and killed
at the corner Of Main and Markham
streets. Wash Morganer, German, and
John King, delegates from Eastman town
ship, this county, 10 the county conven.
ton, met at the above place and at once
proceeded TO settle an old political fcud
King told Morganer he intended to fog
him, and took hold of his (Morganers 81
collar for the purpose, when Morganer drew
British bulldog No. A pistol and fired,
striking King in the left side three inches
above the hip. The wounded man fell TO
the ground. Morganer gave himself up TO
the sheriff, who was on the ground almost
instantly. officers rushed to the scene
and the dying man was taken to head.
quarters, where DR.. French did all in his
power, but he died at o'clock this even
ing. Morganer is still in Jail and will have
hearing tomorrow.
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REMOVAL
PRooREsslvr pYERanuRa.

syeiom OF Improved water Works
Contracted Tor b. thr Authorities.
II Is learned lum Nu"f Nus Gns.i.,
That thc authorities Of pg.r,burs have sc.
cured q fine system ui water WORKS inr that
live aud growing town. tbr trtlc II which
b. all tributary 20 Memphis. Tho contract.
ing party j. 60 lay water mains around the
town, have fourteen dr plugs around the
square, Keep constant dow of water ON
h'nl and guarantees io throw = stream 10
We top ui the n'Irsi house on the spuarr.
The contract Is ip lIst ten years. NJ the end
OF which tune ihr town has the option to
buy The equipment No nn appraised yalua.
uon. The Nu., FrHl has iut months
been urging this action on the town an.
ihouii's. aud u reflects credit on lie
mayor aud aldermen uf nycu,burg that
lh'y haNr given their citizens some adr.
guar" protection against tire. Insurance
rates should aud dDuhilcss will ho immo.
dialcly decreased in that progressive burg.
othci tennessee town should follow suit
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second 81.
BRINKLEY LUMBER Co., l2i Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
~ Beale street. Tel. 305 for wagonto call.
CnoiCE rigs at ]. T.. Edwards & Co.
Livery, Third and Monroe.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car.
riage any hour day or night.
PANTS made TO order IRON 80 up. I.
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
l.EK LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
G. X. HoTCHRIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | o..
pecially solicit No. % Monroe street.
PuRE and white ~ the flower whose
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DRAM Il LILLY COFFEE AND SpIcR Co
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o'DoNovAN RossA
Gives the Immigration Committee Some
Valuable Information

Gives the Immigration Conmittee Some
Valuable Information.
NEw YoR1, Aug. 30 Donovan Rosa
was witness before the immigration
Investigation committee this morning lie
told what he knew about the sending Of
ex-convicts from English prisons. lie
was sentenced 10 prison for life in 1865,
but upon his promising to go to America
he was pardoned. lie served xix years.
lie said that the worst thieves and con.
victs OF England were anxious TO come 10
America The governors Of the prisons
persuaded them 10 go. Only the worst
are sent here. Rosa here began bitter
attack upon the cabinet at Washington.
but Mr. Ford shut him OIL.
-. Alter the recall Of witness Sccltncr rcla.
tive TO Immigration Of Russian Jews. MIR.
lord said that official duties called him Ia
Washington aud that the committee would
adjourn until Tuesday next.
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Tho Pos,-JoarnsI Not Downed.

i"'hl itthus nnd luifuus
The Office OF the Posi-Journd having
been completely demolished by ycster.
days fire, We ask such Of our subscribers
as We arc unable TO supply with paper
today TO bear with us. Several hundred
copies OF the issue were saved and will bo
distributed ~ far M they go. Our Mr.. y.
zimmerman will leave for Cincinnati 10.
day Ia select new outfit. and tho pos.
Journal will greet It's friends Ia n new dress
~ soon as energy and money can accom-.
plish Il. Very respectfully,
IluMERMANN & BRo.,
Publishers pos'.JourndL
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DHISK Malio at soda fountain.
ABERDEEN MATTERS.

Tho Amory Prisoner Escapes New
Bank-Town In Darkness.
Special Dispatch b. The Appoai
ABERDEEN. Miss. Aug lO-This even.
Ing whom the train came In from Amory
over the X. G., NJ. 4 h. railway. lust a. ID
came TO a halt NJ the crossing of the Hin.
nls Central, colofcd prisoner. In charg,
OF Mr. X. u. sexton, city marshal of
Amory, Jumped through the window aud
made his escape 10 the woods
Several shots we're fred at him. but
without eject lie Nas changed with bnt.
glmy, and In default II hail vas L.in,
brought To jail COT saic keeping until Gu.
cut court met
The new hank, Il is understood. will be
opcned October 1.
The engine NJ the electric light pl,nt
exploded, leaving the city la darkp,ss
The company will purchase new aud
larger one.
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SHE WILL REMAIN BURIED HERE.
Letters from step-son of the Late Mrs
Fannie Ada Scott.

@NNNN'' avn N ottp-OOn OF tDe Late Mrs.
Fannie Ada Scott.
Coroner George p. Powell received the
following letter yesterday;
NEw ORLEANS, La, Aug. 0, 1855.
To the Coroner Of Memphis
Dispatches in morning papers announce
the death OF my step-mother, Mrs. +. A.
Scott Her family have not heard any.
thing from her for many years and are
irightiully shocked ut the sal termination
OF her life. Nothing was known TO them
OF her destitution, which would have been
relieved, although all Of them are in very
strained circumstances, with large families
TO support. We trust no more notoriety
will be given In regard TO her death, rs Il
is very distressing TO her family.
The remains OF Gen. Scott are buried in
such n manner that IL would beimpossible
TO place her by his side, therefore think
Il best that she bo buried there. Have
her respectfully buried and draw on me
Tor the necessary expenses, which ! trust
will not be very heavy, M my own means
are very limited. Respectfully.
=, l.. q. ScorT,
Atlantic Cotton Press, New Orleans, La.
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DnISK Nlal,o
Harvest Excursions.

The Iron Mountain mute has decided 10
run SERIES OF harvest excursions a. all
points In Arkansas and Texas from Mem.
phis ON the following dates August q.
september ! aud - aud October . aud -.
Rates Tor these excursions will hc one
iaro Tor the round trip. and tickets will
be- good for thirty DAYS with stop over
privileges. Any further information dc.
sired will be chccriully furnished by call.
ingon II. u. WILSON.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 800 Main
street, Memphis Tenn.
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TWO DOLLARS,

To Little Rock and Return August 1,
and IL Via the Iron Noun
9 tain Railway.
To give everybody n chance TO ride over
the Memphis extension OF the st. LOUIS,
Iron Mountain 4 Southern railway and
see the superior accommodations il offer.
over all competitors In the way OF road
led and through car service, the manage.
incnt OF this vast system has decided to
throw the line open Ia the public on Sat.
urday and Sunday, August / and ~, by
naming nominal rate OF - TO Little Rock
and return. Tickets will be good going on
any Train, and will be limited TO return 10
the 18Th. For sleeping car berths and
further information call on II. u. Wilson,
passenger and ticket agent, No. 900 Main
street
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MI Y 4. Ireland of llrccn, Phillips q
Co, Nashville Tenn. says II was AFFLICTED
with Piles for twenty years. aud / tried
every remedy offered me. finally used Tho
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave mo
Instant relief. and has effected n permanent
cure Rangun Root Medicine 90. manu-.
fhciurcr, Nashville. Tenn. - cents aud 81
Fer boitl. For sale at Holsters drug store
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Probate Court.
No business transacted yesterday.


John L. Randle and wife to A. Karr and
others, deed of correction. lot on Win.
chester street, SSx93 feet, for $500 cash and
assumption of notes, etc.
Harding Peres 10 Martin Kelly, corner
Of Linden and DeSoto streets, 60xll0 feet,
for 90 bOO
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hpfcih bisfsi,h 70 The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, Aug lO.-Thc colorcd
draymen and wagunor-. Of this city, gave
ono OF the largest p.cnIos today, at Bie
Richmond lake, ever seen here. All tho
wagons IN town we're brought into rcqusi.
non. The merchants furnished wagons 10
thrir poii'n nee. Tho procession com.
pusod about hfy ,'hlr.,a. filled with FROM
iont 10 twenty people, md was nearly q
mile long 4 hand furnished the music.
and u general good time was cni,yod by ali.
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The executive committee will publish
The official programmes aud Ibrctto of
the Sphynx and have the signiturc of the
SECRETARY. All others are Unauthorized
aud will not he permitted ON the grounds
Lou LEunRr,
Secretary.
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Al, We have just received an elegant limo Of
The renowned American Bicycles and Safe.
ucs' also iull line of sundrics, tights.
hose, etc. Second hand wheels bought,
sold aud exchanged. Repairing promptly
attended TO and warranted.
CniUKAsAw BiCYCiE AGENCY,
20S Main Street
3. A. Gonsu.w, Manager.
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Wanted.

,forclady Tor retail millinery store. An.
ply 10 OF addpss, Fam SCruNAN,
3N2 Main street
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SrnscHing ior TW Wrrgty Arrru. 81
re- year, and participate la the grand dis
tubuiion oi gifts December 1, ISSs.
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shelby Circuit Court.
business transacted Yesterday.


The negroes who indulged in the riot
on election day in the Fourteenth district
were indicted by the grand jury on yes
terday.
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biiii,Hn table equipment, bar fixtures
beer coolcr'. NJ lowest priccs.
OuNNrHsr 4 Cook, 32p Main street.
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~ you are leaving Tor your summer trip.
d9n Z iorgct TO have lunch put up at
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Licensed 60 We'd.

Alexander Roberts and Callie Timer
lcoloredl, Will Stokes and Sarah A. Cosby
lcolored(.
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Removal.

-. ~ smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
dit,1s's OF domestic animals. Removed
in hooks stable, No. iOl second strcpt.
near bcalc. Telephone I55.
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sunscnInr for rur wrEKLy Arrr,, a
lcl year, and participate in the grand dis.
uibuiiun Of gifts December 1.
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AlAIrr 90 Mnin...

Nu Wiusi1st Soothing a,f,tp sb,ytt .t,..... y.
u',d lnt thiIdru lU'ihiuE ID sunthos The ehiit
tuirhs We Futns. HllHts 90 rain tuf,4 wInt r,its
eha~ lbt stsi iNm,il W dsiiANA - A ts,itia
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TRr Floyd 4 MONEYS soda. Only Bo.
ihcsda water used In the manufacture Of
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THE COURTS.

Nothing done in the chancery court
yesterday.
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Srus,mur lur Tur WErgY Arrr,t, 81
rct year, aud participate In the grand dc.
uibuiiOn Ui gifts December /.
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=, TN, coolest, cuaicst billiard paflnr In
Memphis, at Converse 4 Cooks, 3sD Main
street '"
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A. We ask for Rising sun baking pow.
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H,oriA tobacco prevents heartburn,
nervousness and malaria.
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best Try H. WV
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MENKEN &c COMPANY.
SATURDAYS SPLENDID BARoArNs.
100 doncn now cambria handkerchief at
10 cents.
100 dozen embroidered fancy cambric
handkerchicls-nOyol designs Poe, 3jc
aud i0c.
SATURDAY oUH CLOTHING nay.
Don't proclnsiinntc, buy your clothing
ow-hali price.
LOCO straw Hats ., Csc.
NorFaopcn today rs on all other days
until 6p. m.
90 dozen ladies' straw hats at loo each
worth bOc aud sl.OO.
INV WHIT JERsrys TODAY.
NLyER ronorr our shoe department
Every pair warranted clearing sale of
slippers and summer shoes.
LAsr 90 rfr SrAsoV-This afternoon nj .
O'clock W. begin 10 scll boys knee pants
NJ l'c. II you want any after today
they will cost you doe.
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Gar up clubs iof ruE wrrKLY ArrrAL
Ahdsccure one oi lho cash prizes. See lists.
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watching in room adjoining the sick
chamber of the Emperor. DR.. Howell,
shared in the vigil. At this time the En-
peror Was in full possession of his faculties.
Shortly after O'Clock he wrote on a slip of
paper the following questions, which were
sent to DIR. Howell:
How is my pulse? Are you satisfied
with it?"
He then wrote something else, but re-
tained the piece of paper in his hand, after
erasing the words. Between and 3
o'clock his breathing became terribly
labored, and some moments of struggle
would occur, alternating with spasms and
great distress as the hard fight with ap-
preaching death progressed. By this his
strength was seen to be waning.
As soon as it became evident that the
end was near, the Empress caused the
royal family to be summoned, and at
O'Clock al gathered around his
bedside. DIR. Koemel, the Court
Chaplain, who had been summoned
by telegram from Ems, did not arrive in
time to administer the last sacrament, and
Dr.. Passius therefore officiated in this care
mony. Pastor Roge was also present in
the death-chamber during the administra-
ton of the sacrament.
CONSCIOUS ALMOST TO THE LAST.
To within fifteen minutes before his
death the Emperor appeared to be quite
conscious. He showed by the expression
of his eyes and by the movements of his
eyelids, that he still recognized all who APP
preached his bedside, relatives and others.
4 number of officials who had been sum-
moned early in the morning reached the
palace before his death had taken place.
THE EMPERoR's REMAINS
VIII probably lie in state at the Garrison
Church at Posdam. By order of the
Evangelical Church Council, the bells will
be tolled at specified hours tor several days
in all the Protestant churches of the king
dom
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THE HOUSE OF MOURNING.
Members of the Family and Servants
Pay their Last Respects.

PoTsDAM, June 15th.-5:30 P M.-Prince
Bismarck and all the members of the Min
istry, Aides de Camp and officers on DUTY
in the palace were first admitted to the
room in which the remains lie. The serv-
ants of the household and soldiers OF the
Lehr battalion were afterwards allowed to
enter, AND they paid their last tribute of re-
spect to their master.
The Empress is overwhelmed with grief,
and has Withdrawn to her apartments and
is seen by no one.
The issIe of the proclamation of William
II. to the nation is not expected until after
the funeral
The body resposes on the iron bed on
which the Emperor expired, and only the
upper half of the face is visible. On his
breast lies wreath of laurel. The hands
are joined, and rest on the hilt of a cavalry
saber. AT the foot of the bed stands a
table covered with flowers. The features
wear an extremely peaceful expression.
TELEGRAMs OF CoNDoLENcE.
The Empress Victoria has received dis
patch of coincidence from the Queen
Regent of Spain, also telegram announc-
ing that an address of coincidence was
unanimously voted by the Cortes.
BISMARCK DEEPLY AFFECTED.
Bismarck to-day announced to the Fed
eral Council the Emperor's death. His
voice was choked with emotion, and he
could hardly articulate.
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HOr ND DUSTY.
A Sweitering Day on the Track Cali
foTnia Winner.

fOfnla winner.
KANSAS CITY, June 15th.-The weather
was scorching to-day and the track very
dusty. The attendance was small.
The first race, FIVE furlongs, Thomas ].
Rusk won. Cassandra second, Alpha third
Time, 1049.
The second race was seven furIongs,
heats. The first heat Cashier won, Unite
second, Kemp billiard third. Time, 1:29.
The second heat Kemp billiard won, Unite
second, Cashier third. Time 1902. The
third heat Kemp billiard won, Cashier sec
ond Time, 1:31.
The third race, Kansas City Oaks, a mile
and one-quarter, Los Angeles won, Hunt
ress second, Tenpenny third. Time, 2:091.
The fourth race, a mile and one six
teenth Tudor won, Fosteral second Horn
pipe third. Time, 1:473.
The fifth race, mile and one quarter,
over hurdles, Thrift won, Winslow second,
Tom Berlin third. Time, 2:l91.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
New YORK, June 15th-The opening day
of the Brighton Beach Racing Association
was attended by over 5000 people The
weather was clear and the track good.
The first race, five eIghths of mile,
Cogeins won, the Vanilla filly second, ,
Quibbler third. Time, 1:04.
The second race, three-quarters of mile,
Adolph won, Tony Pastor second, Wonder
ment third. Time, 1:174.
The third race, seven -eighths of mile
Bonnie S. won, McGregor second, Bancroft
third. Time, 1911.
The fourth race, mile and one eight,
Valiant won, Tattler second, Barnum third.
Time, 1851.
The fifth race, one mile, The Bourbon
won, Trueborn second, Nat Goodwin third
Time. l:46.