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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS.
The Police Taking Measures TO Protect
Jnsophisticated Visitors.

VIM. Tichenor and Henry Starring
were arrested last night on a
charge of being disorderly per-
sons. They are suspicious char
acters, and are supposed TO have
designs upOn unsophisticated grangers
who mayvisit the fair. The police also
have their eyes upon several other SIM
liar characters, and a number of ar
rests may be looked for. The depart
ment proposes TO protect all who may
come here 10 the extent Of It's ability.
and regards prevention as better than
punishment.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

BERLIN, sept. 23.-The National Zeituug
regards the results of the French cleo
tons as favorable to the Republic The
article is. however, c0uched in terms
which Indicate some doubt as TO the
results Of the rc-ballots. The Iossche
/eifgnq coDgratuiates the Republic upon
IFS limited. though undouDfed victory.
The Tagetiet says that the results Go
not clear the situation. The position Of
the Republic, despite the Republican
advantages, IS still prccarous.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
NELSON WINS.
Frank Mobiles Horse Alcryon Beaten in
Three straight Heats.

BosroS, Sept. 23.-The great stallion
trotting race, for the Balch stakes of
$40 900, was trotted today before $4,000
persons The weather was perfect, and
the track was in very good condition for
fast time. Nelson and Alcryon were
greeted with long-contnued applause
when they appeared. Betting just be-
fore the race was 800 to $50 on Nelson
against Alcryon. and So TO $40 against
the field. Nelson won in three straight
heats. Best time, 2:l7l.
Alcryon lost the race by frequent
breaking.
First heat-Nelson first, Alcryon sec
ond, Pilot Knox third, Junemont
fourth, CRANKY fifth. Time, 2:lSl.
Second heat-Nclson first, Alcryon
second, Junemont third. Pilot Knox
fourth, Granny fifth. Time. 2:l7i.
Third heat-Nelson first, Pilot Knox
second, CRANKY third, Alcryon fourth,
Junemont fifth. Time, 2:lSt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

PARIS, Sept. 23.-Le Temps says that
the political complexion of the new
Chamber viii be much the same as that
OF the old one. Many new men
are returned, however, and a
fresh element IS added to parla-
mentary life. The Republic
ought 10 use Us victory to give 10 It's
political action the consistency hereto
fore lacking. The results of the elections
produced favorable impression on the
Ennrso.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

And by Ladies Dress Ike the binding Of book ought to
be herch
We
direct the profit competitors
% Fabric and Price M
weight oorng Diagonal
yard Combination
prices always many afford
happy surprise the purchaser
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Blankets and C0mI0r1a6IeS !


low This reputation shall take good
offering Blankets S $50 500
popular
outside 500 ia and aaks
o
the French sane Down $500
lands l5OO each.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Ladies Uuder7Uear DebarImcnfi :

Pants Scarlet
al Cdr Underwear sty from
% 0cens each ~ best and finest goods.
Yplant
underwear. lze and weights constantly
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

of il leading and the
We satisfaction, and
every price Children Of
in department you every courtesy showing
STYLES and
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

HATTIE Starring, convicted Of keeping
house 0f l-.ame. was taken into
court yesterday afternoon for sentence
hut Judge BuTaug me deferred i until
tu.aE ~ : ?. uL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

selling many
complete and
shawl take choice for $500 $500
$fo T e
"linavao $3.50 or
Cauel Harr shawl
mentioned
Inspect wsicons
department e II you there
az VIC a e q the
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Take them all in and VIII return home happy But don't fa 70 visit
OF II The
out
present generously provided Of
Fail Winter nd ready for
Inspection delaIunenl % with te useful lbe haatlu
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Earned rans-',rand Rapids 3. Flint. I. Two
base hf-hnapp Thr9e has. hi'-PoihemIs.
bases on bels-B, Ll3y. .. hv Chalker. p.
Struck out-BT Lg0v. 3; br fhaike-. b Doubles
-Graua Rapids 3. Flnr. D. Passed ba ls-
Yak. T. Efrns. l. Wild pitches-Luhy. I.
DhaiSer. +. fi.f bv pitched bail-Llby. Time
Il - Lw.-rc-L anLL-
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rhc N,,IonnII.,, In,c.,,u,,c.

NEw NoRE, May ll.-rho disappear
anco OF DR.. Cronin from Chicago has
greatly exercised Irish Nationalsts Of this
city. At the instance OF several well
known lrishmcn Patrick McGarry, OF
Chicago, has been sent TO Toronto 10 in
yesligato the stories ,cnt out from that
city that the missing man had been seen
there Today the following dispatch was
received horc by john Dewey:
ToHoNto, May u, 1850
| have made thorough investigation Of
the statement that DR.. Cronin was seen
here, and find that there is not an atom OF
foundation lor IT, lie has not been at the
Rossin House aud could not be at any Of
the places mentioned without SOME oi his
numerous friends occing him. viii spare
no effort to probe this thing to the bottom.
PAtmCg McGARRY.
Mr. Dewey said that Mr. McGarry was
q thoroughly reliable man, whose word
would not bo doubted by those who kaeN
him. McGarry has been tclcgraphed 10
and asked To Ind Long aud Sharkcy, the
authors OF the Toronto story, and make
them show proofs of What they have writ
ten about the missing doctor.
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OTHER RESULTS.
The Attendance Prom 10000 60 1900
The Track Very Heavy.

LOUISVILLE KY, May "A big crowd
was drawn 10 Churchill Downs for the
races today by the contest between Proc.
tor Knott and Spokane. The attendance
was estimated at 10000 TO $1,000 Betting
throughout was rather tame as compared
with Derby Day. There were few here
from the West TO back the Montana horse.
The defeat OF Knott in the Derby had
very little shaken confidence In him. Yet
the odds could not bo showed 10 such q iig.
uro astoinduce backing the supposed small
chance that lac would be beaten. Arm
strong, the owner Of Spokane, bet very
little II at all. lie makes a business Of
racing for stakes and purses. With the
heavy rain up 10 this morning, the track
was heavy aud slow.
First Racc-McCampbell handicap, a
swcopstake, 500 added, S75 TO second, s2j
20 third; ono milo aud seventy Yards
Starters aud odds Sportsman l0l, Barnes,
| to o; Rod Letter %, Warwick, 4 10 T.
Sportsman took the lead at the post and
was mover headed, winning handily.
Timo -,:j0l.
Second Iaco-Selling; for 2.ycar-olds,
nyc llrlongs. Starters and odds KaA-
valla 90, Grimes, 70 J.; Little Rabbit 0S,
Ekic, : TO !; Happiness LOG, slJya, 10
L. lnielice W, w. johnson, . to J, Iolica
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A yIvID DESCRIPTION
Ofthe Race-Procior Knott QaIis In the
klreIch LlLc n Cur.

Special Dispatch to Tbs Appeal
LOUISVILLE, KY, May l4.--onee more
has the pride Of rcd-haired Sam Bryant
been humblcd and the hope Of the Ten
ncsscans been destroyed. Proctor Knott
did not win tho Clark Stakes. but quit
like a duifer on the stretch and was out
footed and outstaycd by his victor in the
Kentucky Derby Spokane is now nc
knowledgel to be the superior Of the
famed Fulurily winner and the public
after having had lis fingers twice burned
by Proctor Knott, has come TO the conclu-
sion that he can be beaten. No reason
able excuse has been offered Tor his defeat,
for he set the pace after a quarter Of a
mNo had been covered, and was simply
beat because Spokane ran ttue and game
and did the milo and quarter o. the
Clark Stakes better than the big gcldina
could. Kilcy rode a magnificent race, and
had Knott beat at the head Of the stretch,
winning in big gallop, with the very
tired son Of TAllapoosa and Luke Black.
burn behind him, aud unable 10 get
nearer than length and half Of him.
Richie, one Of Bryants stable boys, rode
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srnINgrlELp, H., May li.--lu th, Sen.
ate tolly the majority and minority r..
ports Of the Committee on Appropriations
on q resolution providing for an inycrIig.
ton o. 10 the expenditures l1r maintain
ing thc oxccutyiyo mansion under Gov.
Og,csby was taken up The majority ~.
port declared that the expenditures In
question clmo properly within ihc lpprJ'
prationB made Tor maintaining the rNucn.
tive mansion. The minority report sim.
ply dNcntyd from this opinion. Al.cr
some debate the minority report was de-
icated and lhc majority report adopted.
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RUmBLNds OF The RAIL
tho Georgia PaeInr Lease. a Zine.

The Georgia Pacinr Leases n i.inc.
Special Dispatch io The Appeal
GRgENyiLLE, Mig., May II. Vice
President i. w. johnson and General
Manager \. Y. Sage, Of the Georgia Pacific
Railway Company, accompanied by
Mcssrs. Sol Hans, NJ. Il. Talcolt and J. T..
Rockwell, arrived In Grccnyill, last night,
aud today hadan important conference with
the cilizons. II was announced that the
Georgia Pacific Company had decided not
to build a mad from here 10 Huntington,
bni had leased from the Louisville, New
Orleans 4 Texas Railroad Company tho
right TO use that oonpany's line from
Grccnyillo 10 Huntington Tho agreement
prohibits the Georgia Pacific Company
from doing any way business between
here and Huntington. In fact II gives
them line OF their own 90 Huntington
with no intermediate stations Although
Grccnyilc would have preferred tO see tho
new road TO Huntington built she aclui-
csccs In the matter the more readily because
tho Georgia Pacific will be- mimprdod as
regards ils Western connections, and be.
cause Il Is firmly believed that within a
very short time the Georgia Pacific Com
piny will recognize the necessity ui con-
tInuing their route across thc river through
Arkansas, and No make a Western conngc.
ton Of their own.
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down as a fact that tho war has already be.
gun, and only begun. Judge DuBoso is
blamed for many things, but principally
because he adjourns court every day at
O'Clock p. m, which practice, it is claimed,
costs tho county an average OF $3.50 per
day. This, with interfering with matters
said TO be wholly the business Of the
Grand Jury, will be some of the ammuni-
ton used, and there will be others.
Mysterious whisperings were heard
around the Temple OF Justice Yesterday,
On the streets, and in private offices, too,
groups could be seen discussing "the
bill, but when reporter put in an APP
poarance everyone would close up like an
oyster and remain dumb as long as any
one was around. "The bill'' was in the
air and everyone wanted to know
what IL was II was pro-
found secret and, like all other
profound secrets affecting the reading
public, The APPEAL discovered IL. 1t is n
bill as long as the moral law, and filed
with that chasto redundancy and rhot-
orcal 6mpliiication so common in legal
documents. 1t is stuffed and padded,
double-soled, and shingled with sue.
ccssion OF words OF learned length and
laundering sound. which mean when re-
duced TO horse sense that an effort will be
made 10 oust Judge Duliosc from Office on
account Of his participation as second In
n duel fought some twenty years ago, be-
tween Col. Geo. Phclan and James Brizo-
lari. 1t Is called writ OF custer"
On the surface all appears smooth and
regular, hut under the surface there is
much that is known only to the few, 1t
is said that this is but the preliminary
skirmish, the first gun in the political
campaign next fall.
filed two nights ago, but on account OF GER
tain bitches 1t has been deferred. II Is
said that ID will certainly be IlLed today.
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Ihr Mnhn.n rorrcIo.urc.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, May il.-Thc foreclosure
aud sale Of the Wabash Railway will take
place tomorrow There Is no possibility,
II Is said, Of poslpoucmont II Is now
thought that the upset price will not b.
bid for tho division running from Toledo
TO tho Indiana Stats line, aud IN that
event Il will bo necessary 30 Get change
In decree Of salo. Il Is reported that tic
Alton will bid iorihc Hannibal and Naples
division and thatth Illinois Central wants
tho East 81 Louis aud Decatur division.
II IL believed 10 be- certain, however, that
the Wabash purchasing committee will
tako the entire property.
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Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May li.--Tho Won.
ems Hoard OF Foreign Missions Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. closed
It's ninth annual session at Lebanon to-
night. The attendance was large and the
program had many interesting features.
Rev. G. II. Bell, u. D., Of st. Louis, pres.
ident OF the Board oi Missions, presented
fraiornal greeting from the Board lac rop-
rcsents-lho Lebanon Board OF Methodist
Episcopal Church and Missionaries In
Foreign Lands. Mm. Bell gave an account
OF her visit to the London convention.
Ms. McClurs, OF Evansville, Ind, made
a report on home fields. aud Miss Cald.
woll, Of Kentucky, presented the results Of
the work in that state. Misses Agnes and
Mary Morgan. Of Watson, Mo-, were con-
secgatcd as missionaries 10 Japan. Papers
by several ladies aud reports from home
missions were read.
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At,nrhrtI ~ T1,ipn,I..

PlrnnrIu., Pa, May I-An Altoona,
Pa, special says 1.-Two tmmps attacked
James Burns, q farmer on the mountains,
IN this city, above Twcniy.iourih street,
this morning and robbed him Of so. They
also stripped him oi his clothing anl lolt
him i1r dead at the side oi ih, railroad.
A terrific light took place In railroad cut
between hocily policcmcnand the tumps,
aud four of the gang were captured, man
acled and taken 10 the city jail. A posse
h after the hlth.
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WEDDING BELLS.
mn,Inn.oldcn.Nn.oo Cl,r

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
YAzoo Cry, Miss, May 1.-The mar.
riagc OF Mr. VIII @. Harlow aud Mis-,
Minnie Oldon was celebrated last evening
at tho residence Of Capt s. q. Bcdwell,
the home Of the bride. The young couple
are among the best known In the social
world Of our city, and each q native Of
this place and both connected with leading
families Mr.. Harlow IL one of tho most
popular aud promising Of commercial
tourists. aud represents a leading Mcm-
phis house, while Miss Olden has COM
mandcd the homage Of all who know her,
by virtue Of her beauty her grace aud
charm Of manner, and excellent qualities
oi the head aud heart.
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1us Great Race M York.

LONDON, MAY iI-At the Spring meet.
ing at York today the race Of tho day was
the Great Northern Handicap, distance
one mile and three quarters, and was won
by three lengths by J. T.. Sayilo's Ring
master Objections were made 10 the race
being given TO Ringmaslcr on the ground
that his rider, ]. Turner, was not bona
iide apprentice. The judges adjourned the
case In order 10 give Turner an opporlu-
nifty TO produce his indcniurcs.
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prospects are that before sixty days the
boom will equal il not exceed Oklahoma
times. An agent representing q colony OF
600 families from the DEVILS Lake district
in North Dakota, is on the ground to ar
range for the colony to come at once when
the success OF the Sioux Commission is
assured. Tho fact that crops in North
Dakota have been blasted by frosts two
seasons, induces people to seek new homes
on the Sioux reservation. Tho ferry ut
Pierre is doing big business, transferring
prospective homestcadcrs across tho Mis-
souri, River. Bishop Hare, Of Sioux Falls,
arrived in the city last night from visit
to all tho Indian agencies aud Mission
schools on the reservation up the Missouri
River lie spoke very cncouragingly of
the Sioux hoing favorable to signing the
treaty, and regards the outlook as the very
best
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OBITUARY.
Dr H. o.. ituichinS.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
GREENyiLLE, Miss, May ll.-Dr r.. T..
lluichins. aged thirly.nnc years, died
here this afternoon after q lingering IN.
nca. Deceased camc to Grccnyillo from
Brownsville, Kinds County, Miss, about
six months ago and had already become
valued citizen. Ills death Is greatly rc.
gutlcd. Ito leaves q vito aud two chill
drcn. The remains will be taken TO
Brownsville Tor nlcrmcnt.
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Nrw YoHE. May li.-Mombors Of the
copper syndicate and tho American agents
Of the late French copper trust who re-
turned yesterday from Europe, hold q
mcrtiny this morning al tho Hotel Bruins.
wick. Tho gentlemen present declined TO
say anything regarding the nature OF the
bu.iuts transacted NJ tho meeting, but u
h understood that tho returned agents
rwsrn',d q report concerning the mlnip-
ulalIon OF tho copper market by the Euro
..Lu I-Il.Ia
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IouI. aIIyhiic.

spcclal Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
NEwronr. Afk., May IA This section
lost valuable aud honorcd citizen this
morning In the death oi Louis Allwhitc.
Tor nty-nyc year. he has been an honorcd
aud respected citizen Of this ncighhor.
hood. Ills intormcnt will take place
"Wednesday under the auspices Of the Ma
sonic Lodge Of Jacksonport.
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Detective. Looning for Him.

TORONTO, Ont, May IA couple Of
Chicago detectives came 10 town ycster-
day looking for DR., Cronin. They endeay.
ored TO interview Mr.. q. 4. Lcug, the gen.
tleman who claims to have recognized the
doctor on the street here. but Mr. Long
refused TO talk TO them. The detectives
have no trace OF the doctor.
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BIRMINGHAM AGAIN.
Another Dlabolicai Crime Committed In
One OF the Suburbs.

one OF the Suburbs.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
BiRNISGmAM, Ala, May IA fearful
murder was committed at Ayondalc, a
suburban town. last night. Easter lIaw-
kins, a respectable negro woman, was
found dead in her bed this morning with
her head split open, her brains scattered
all over the bed, bloody face lying on
her pillow. Her husband could not be
found and considering the fact that they
had not lived happily together suspicion
points TO him. This suspicion was
strengthened by evidence before tho coro.
ner, and at present Il seems that there Is
little doubt that the husband IL the guilty
man. II he is caught ho will be hung by
n mob OF Indignant negroes who aro
searching for him. and the mob increases
ia numbers hourly. Tho negroes aro
making violent threats, aud say plainly
that II lac IL caugh, they will hang him.
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CmcAoo, Ill.,, May lL-pr Samuel
llinch, a prominent leader Of tho jewish
Reform and rabbi Of the Kcncsclh Israel
congregation oi Philadelphia, died Ia this
cily ut . o'clock NJ the house Of his son,
Rabbi Emil q. llIrsch, Of Sinai Congrcga.
ton. this city. Thcdcccascd was scycnly.
four years oi age aud had been in the min
istry iur fifty years.
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CHICAGO, H., May ll.-A dispatch from
Mason City, Ia says John Forester and
William Noand, residents Of New llnmp.
ton. became drunk Saturday, aud the for
mer in his drunken siupor laid on the rail-
road track and was killed by u passing
train. The latter, while on his way homo,
drove oh q bridge and broke his neck.
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FAuorrn, Mass, May l4.--At a moot-
Ing Of the Beard Of Directors Of the Fal.
mouth National Bank today the rcsigna.
tion Of George T.. Clark. ~ cashier, WIS
accepted. 10 take effect as soon ~ his sue.
ra..6f oau bc appointed. a committee
Wia appointed tooKsmno lhc allAirsoi the
bank.
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
They Meot In Chattanooga Every State
and Territory Represented.

They Meot In Chattanooga Every State
and Territory Represented.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May lI.-The
Supreme Council Of the Catholic Knights
Of America met in this city today, every
State aud Territory in which the order ex.
lists being represented, except Montana.
Supreme President Coleman, OF New
Orleans, presided. Tho day was spent in
receiving and auditing the reports Of
officers and in general discussion Of the
matters TO como before the council. Tho
report OF the Supreme Treasurer showed
the receipts Of tho general pur-
pose fund OF the order from
April %, 1887, 10, and including
April %, 1882 including the balance ON
hand April -, 1887, Ia DO Si2, l3l. Total
disbursements from the same fund during
the same time, S}B,Gl5. Balance ON hand
TO the credit OF the fund, S5.5lB. The
Same report shows that the receipts Of the
supreme treasurer. NJ. J. O'Bricn, from
April -, 1857 land including the balance
Of 1904 on hand at that timcl, 10 April -.
1889, ON account OF the widows aud or.
phans' fund, were S02l,sii. Total dis.
bursemcnts to the bcneiiciarics and Sink.
ing Fund Commissioners for the same tinr
sD2l, lO7. Balance on hand Co the credit
OF tile fund, s131. Tho total nsscts Of the
order. including cash ON hand, supplies
due on assessments called, are Flo7, 7,l75.
Tho total Liabilities, including the amount
due ior supplies aud due To bcnelcaics,
for which calls have bcon made, are SOS,
3D2 Supplies over liabilities, S00SL
There have bocn so branches organized
and lii dissolved. The membership now
numbers 1882, aud there have been
during the time l52 deaths. Tho visiting
Knights were entertained tonight nj tho
Chamber Of Commerce. The Council will
continue its sessions during Wednesday,
Thurs1nv aud Ffilny
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A u,, A.s,unmrnt.

BosroN, Mae. May "a John X Langley
doing business under the title Of Langley
4 Smith. has assigned Tor the benefit Of
creditors. The Indebtedness will be lees
than 100000, although no statement has
vet been made. II Is said that the assels
aro sufficient TO pay large dividend.
The concern dil q business Of about s-oO.-
600 A wear In the manufacture oi shoes.
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THE cRoNIN MYSTERY.
II Seems That Ho Was In Toronto After
All-The Irish Nationalists.

AH-Ino irish Natlonnllsta.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May li.-Tho following
dispatch, dated Toronto, and signed al,
j. Grazettc, chief constable" was received
by Chief OF Police Hubbard today: "a
man who knows Cronin states that the
latter has been here since Friday last, but
that he has not seen him since II O'Clock
Sunday morning"
A morning paper publishes an inter.
vicw with nm official OF the Canadian
Pacific Railroad. whose name il sup.
pressed, who saws that he has been ac-
quaintcd with Dr. Cronin for many years
and that there can bc no mistaking the
fact that tho doc" was In Toronto on
Friday, because hc, the official, saw him
there
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Los ANGrtu. Cal" May lL-The sem
ate Committee on tadc relations with
Canada. arrived h,,o This afternoon. sen,
ator llllrh bad hb n-hi 'gs badly injured
I'm collision O.. trains aar san Jese yos-
tcrday.
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The sioux R,.erya,Ion noom.

CmcAoo, H., May ll.--A dispatch from
Pierre, OAK, says Tho boom for the
Sioux reservation still continues, and the
excitement is daiiy growing greater. Tue
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THE SUMMARY.

n HAAttAAAA W AaN Ntafhe aAtNNn A'Ai"NNf
Fifteenth renewal oi the clark stakes for three
ycarolds i0nls oi issd. siu1 entrance, half forfeit
declarations s1U and 80, May !, is's, and May ],
iN~g mile nnd quarter % nominations
~ Armstrong; Ch. H. spokane by llNdcf All,
dam lntcfpUc, by Imp. Intruder. rs, kicys.... 1
Bf1 ant q tcuggauh ch. 3. Proctor Knott 10,
NllfUf
NJ. louugs b. Once Again, iiH. Murphy .......... o
Como ~ Iaw Oii pounds. iinucgaui also fiu.
1lmc-2t2lE
Post ODDS ~ 2. spokane. ovens, place. No bet
ting against Knott for place.
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= THE APPEAL =
Has q larger circulation tina,
any othcr nswspapsr in the 70.
gion comprised by the statss OF
Tennessee, bIississifpi. Afkan.
sas, Alabama, TexAs and Lou.
isianA.