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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
THAT TORONTO VISIT.
a Little In.iEh, In,J tho Character of
Mr.. NtRrkey.

INV YoRK. May IA New Haven
special says Il will be remembered short.
ly after DR.. Cronin's disappearance Il was
reported that he had been seen Ia Toronto,
Canada. Alleged interviews were sent 10
tho Chicago papers and through that
source were scattered broadcast through.
out the country. Among those who, Il was
alleged, had not only seen but conycr,cd
with DR.. Cronin was one VIM. J. starkcy,
a former resident Of this city. Siarkey's
record here is a thoroughly bad one, aud
his statements, coupled with the discovery
Of DR.. Cronin's body, convince many Of
the reputable Irish.A american residents of
this city that Cronin has been a victim Of
q yillainous conspiracy, which none Of
them will cOunicnancc. Sankey's history
IN this State IN somewhat remarkable. lie
was appointed Clerk Of the City Court In
1873 by Hon. Lyno Harrison, and was
subsequently rcappoinicd la 1875 by
Judge James u. Babcock. One ilne morn.
ing Siarkoy turned up $1,000 short In his
accounts. lie skipped the town between
a Saturday night aud Sunday morning.
Judge Babcock, who appointed Starkey,
dropped dead on the bench within few
hours alter learning Of the aiscality
Of his clerk Not q cent OF the
money stolen by starkey was ever
recovered. An effort was made 10 compel
his bondsmcn 10 make good Ia the city
treasury the amount Slafkoy had pockeled
but without success. The same political
pull which had kept Siarkcy out Of states
prison saved his bondsmon. Tho iugi-
1.-Two from justice kept away from Connect
icut for q number oi years, but he finally
showed up AZ bralon laced As over. llo
has visited New Haven several times since
his cscapade, but has never been mo-
Tested.
There IL no doubt, said a prominent
lrishman, about starkey's intimacy with
prominent members Of the Clan Ma. Gael
Of Connecticut, and II Is generally sup.
posed here that no is a member OF tho CHI
cago organization"
Last night Il was rumorcd that siarkoy
was In New York aud Inspector Byrncs
would have him under lock and key inside
Of tweniy.four hours. The opinion here
II, since the arrest Of Detective Conghlin,
that the Chicago police authorities will
show less apathy In arrcsling stnrkoy.
While no org here will openly say that
Starkoy had anything 10 do with the Cro-
min case, there are many who arc Of the
opinion that Starkey did not lie without
an object when ho circulated his alleged
interview with DIR. Cronin.
In connection with the above dispatch
from New Haven, a reporter this morning
interviewed Inspector Byrncs. The In.
spccior was asked what Steps he had taken
20 secure the arrest Of slarkey. but ho dc.
cllned 10 give any Information. Byfnes
finally said that up 10 the present time he
had Furnished no Information whatever 10
the press 10 far as hiamoyemonls were con.
concd In endcavoring 10 solycthe mystery
surrounding DR.. Cronin's d,a'h.
II have given out nothing for publca.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
TRUE TO HER FIRST LOVE.
A GENUINE SOCIAL SENSATION IN
CHATTANOOGA.
A Young Lady Elopes with a Young
Gentleman and Leaves Another
Betrothed ON the Day They
Wore To DO Married.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch 20 Tho Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, MAY 27.-Thcrc
was genuine social sensation In this city
today, the cause being the clopcmcnt Of
two well known aud popular young people
Of this city, the lady leaving another be.
troihod TO mourn her taking OIL. Miss
Jessie Morse, known to her many friends
Us Miss "Topsy," beautiful specimen Of
womanhood and as bright M she Is bcauti.
iul. She lives In Cincinnati, bu, she has
been a frequent visitor TO Chattanooga, the
guest Of her sister. Mns. Carley, who re-
sides here. For the past two OF three years,
until a short time ago. Miss Morse has
been engaged 10 Mr.. Clarence Ship, son
Of Capt James r. Shipp, a lending manu-
lnciuror aud unc Of the most popular men
IN the city. For Homc trihing matter the
engagement was broken Oh, Mr.. Shipp GO.
ing 20 ncighhcring gate for temporary
residence. In The meant mo Miss Morse
received the attentions Of Dr. W. l.. Gaha-
gan, Young physician, who, during the
yellow fever scare last year. was State In.
spcctor IN this city, and the two worn 20
have been married today On Saturday,
however Mr.. shipp returned 10 the city,
met Mis- Morse, the misunderstanding
was explained, and the two young hearts
again longcd ior each other and wanted 10
beat ~ one. Accordingly, last night they
boarded q Nashville q Chattanooga train,
none Of their friends knowing their intcn.
tons, and werc married at scwancc. la
the meantime Miss Morse had notified DR..
Gahagan that she could not fulfill her
promises today. oil unmlndiul Of the sal
awakening that awaited him. Tho Young
runaway couple are both popular aud will
shortly return aud receive the congra,ula.
tiuna al thair frtenIa
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A Mob of wh,.Ly so.L.

CncAGo, ILL.,, May 1.-THE Daily Mels'
special from Joliet, ILL.,, says Company
Ii, tol this city, belonging to the Fourth
regiment Illinois National Guards, has
been ordered to Braidwood to disperse tho
striking miners. A report Just received
hero states that 400 strikers from Clark
City and nearly 1000 from Valley Creek
are marching toward tho Braidwood
mines armed with clubs. rcvolvcrs, army
muskcis and shotguns. and that many Of
the Italian strikers are crazy with liquor
and are determined 10 stop the men who
went to work In the mines this morning.
Serious trouble is Anticipated when Col.
Bennett, commanding the Fourth rci-
ment, meets with the angry strikers.
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coLLIERvILLE NOTES.
DR.. Walk Owes Up His church-Tho
Rain Welcomed.

spcrhl Dispatch 90 The APPEAL
CoLLiEuvnLE, Tenn, May o7.-Tho
rain Of Saturday was hailed with ioy by
all classes Of our people. The long drou,h
was beginning 10 tell seriously upon the
crops and vegetation generally.
our schools arc busy With their pfcpaa.
tons for the annual commencement cxcr.
ciscs next month. II has been year Of
uncxamplcd prosperity for all our schools
There WIS an impressive scene In the
Christian Church here Yesterday. Dr.
David Walk, Of this city. las been preach.
Ing for this church two aud half years.
aud on account Of his departure Tor tho
Pacific Coast In the near future. where he
cNpcc 10 remain several months. ho took
leave Of the church nj tho evening service.
lilo urged upon his people the necessity Of
employing faithful pastor 10 live among
them, as be would not be able 10 serve
them any longer. During the day ho al.
ministercd tie ordinance oi baptism 20
four young gentlemen and ono young lady.
AZ the night service those, with two add.
tiOnal converts, were received into the
fellowship OF the church, making seven In
all.
Our people part with DR.. Walk with
sincere roget, NJ no has greatly cndcarcl
himself 10 the citizens generally.
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They Destroy Property.

CmcAGo. ILL.,, May "a. A special from
Braidwood, H., the scene Of the trouble
with the striking coal miners, says In
response 10 an appeal by the sheriff Of
Will County, for reiniorccmonts, Gov.
Fiicr has authorized the Illinois National
Guard to protect property and persons en-
dangcred by the riot at Braidwood. Adj
juiantGcnerh Vance has ordered a
troop TO the Sherin's aid. About
500 strikers from adjoining mine vii
lagcr, armed with guns aud rcvolvers,
marched in body 10 the ~. shaft in
this city at 3 O'Clock today. About fifteen
employees who worc present were marched
az the end OF the strikers guns 10 salo
distance north oi the shaft, aud the tutbu-
lent mob then ptocccded TO Rn the shaft
up with pit cars and debris and wreck
things generally After half hour Of this
work they left. saying they would be back
shortly md burn the shaft. Serious times
are expected. %.
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Discharge Of T.. a y. Conductors

Special Dispaich 10 The Appeal
BuRHINGu,I, Ala. May 27.-Thc Louis.
vile & Nashville Company has begun the
work Of dischaiging conductors on the
South & North division. Yesterday Capt.
J. s. Callahan was relieved IN Montgomery
anil J. Q. Riilcnburg appointed In his
place. No cause was given for the dis.
charko. Last night William r. Vaughan
WIS relieved by Henry J.. jordan, who
has been running the Montgomery accom-.
m dalton train. Conductors William
Brewster and Dick Bradcn, who we're
through passenger mon, have bcon dis.
changed and their places filed by Oscar
sowell and Jesse Watsworlh, freight con.
duclors. The officials will give no reason
ior tho discharges. There Is strong talk Of
n strike, aud the conductors, Il n said.
will complain 10 the Order Of Rallwa.
Conduc,ors.l
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The Police Arc nInmcd.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 2I-Michael
Boland, Judge of the Police Court of Kan
sas City, admitted today that no was the
member of the Clan-na-Gael against
whom DR.. Cronn preferred charges OF
misapplicalion Of funds in 1883. Judge
Boland said that the charges were false
and ridiculed the idea that the Gamma.
Gael was directly or indirectly responsible
for the murder OF Cronn, saying; "Crcnin
had already made the charges they were
on record, aud what was TO DO gained by
getting rid OF him2 believe the police OF
Chicago are putting this society phase ON
the case 40 us TO cover up the tracks OF the
rea asSassins or 10 divert attention from
their own carelessness
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
MISSISSIPPI SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered by rha. Tribunal
Yesterday.
spCclal DIspsich to Tho Appeal.

Yesterday.
Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal.
JACKSON. Miss, May 1.-THE following
cases were decided by the Supreme Court
today
BY Cooper, j.:
II. j. lIargrave vs.. the State. Convicted
in Copiah Circuit Court for unlawful sale
oispirituous liquors. Affirmed.
r. ]. Penn VI. T. G. Williams; from
same court. Affirmed.
J. 4. Moore 4 Co. w. ]. w. Hoskins Of
al; from Lincoln Circuit Court. Reversed
and rcmanded.
Margaret Saria W. Warren Howe ct al;
from Harrison Chancery Court. Affirmed.
John Watts vs.. VIM. Bonler ct al.; from
Jones ChancerY Court. Reversed and re.
manded.
BY Arnold, G. j.:
Prince Fleming vs. the State and Rich Jor.
dan vs.. the State. Both jointly indicted In
Clarke Circuit Court for the murder OF one
Taylor. A sevcrancc was had and both scpa.
ralely tried and convicted and sentenced to
be hung. Both cases affirmed and Wednes.
day, the Cd day Of July next. fixed Tor
their execution.
VIM. Kennedy vs.. the State; convicted
In Copiah Circuit Court Of unlawful sale
Of intoxicating liquors. the same being
what is known as "pinc Apple Balm
Reversed for the error on trial, bccauso'oi
admitting evidence Of morc than one lie.
gal sale" under one charge or indictment
and cause pmanded aud new trial
awarded.
BY Campbell, j.:
g. q. Gibson W. Ella Berry; from Pike
Circuit Court. Affirmed.
Laura A. Kitrcll, Administrative, W.
IA.tle, Wilkenon Company; from Green
Circuit Court. Affirmed.
John Buchanan VI. the State; con.
yicted In Second District Chickasaw Cir
cult Court Of stealing mule Affirmed.
s. Gumbell 4 Go. W. A. Lehman & Co.;
from Copiah Circuit Court Affirmed.
Wiley Morgan et al. W. Jacob Schwartz,
from Wilkerson Circuit Court. Reversed
and rcmanded.
s. Bcrnheimer & Sons Va. ]. II. Martin;
from Claiborne Circuit Court. The judg.
ment dismissing the action Is affirmed,
and the judgment denying writ Of In.
quiry Ia reversed aud cause remanded for
the execution Of writ Of inquiry, etc.
The costs Of this appeal 10 be paid by (.
Bernhoimer 4 Sons.
Baltimore & Ohio Express Company Va.
w. cooper from Clarke Circuit Court.
Affirmed.
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ENTRiEs Ann PooLING ron TODAY.
rn,r,e. a, ersyc.ond Today.

NEw YoRK, May H. Racing entries for
Tuesday;
Pint Racc-six furlonFs Courlland Ill., Druidco
los Belle Leicher 100, Mr. Pelham 100 Dagatassc
colt 100, Onway Okelp colt los, unaea 100
second Race-Milc aud an eighih-rocatcilo i05,
II 100. Swift 100.
Third Raoe-six iuflonrs blackburn 100, King
nagin. Prince Howard, Harrison. TonO, Pow.Mow,
lis each. Nignou iia
Tourth Racc-one AMI one half miles Eikwood
l2s, Eurus iaS Hanover ~, Glen Echo ~, Falcon
10, Passport i0L
Fifth Rscc-Onc and ono eighth Of a mile Bes.
tic June ~, Panama ios J. A. u, 100. Umpire iO0
Diadcn 80.
sixth c-Eicven.slxtecnths Of a mile. Gray
Dawn ia Raymond 100, Newburg 100, Ulntah iOd
NINlA lnI-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
TIE MErnonIira
Their Profitable Conference a; Hon,
Tom. W ork Accomplished. I'd

Their Profitable Conference az Hon,
Tonn.-w ork Acc 3mpllshed. I'd
special pipatch to The Appeal.
llEyNlNG, Tom, May -. Tho Mctho.
dis,s have held possession Of IIcnuing for
the last three days, aud the citizens have
extended q cordial and bountilul hospi.
tality. Tho occasion WIS tho annual ses-
sion Of the Dycpburg District Conference,
which on Friday was presided over By tho
Row pr. W. G. Johnson. aud on Saturday
by Bishop G. H. Galloway. The reports
showed great prosperity In the spiritual
and temporal interests " the church.
This was the case especially In church
building, there being about twenty houses
oi worship IN progress AMI in prospect this
year, including three recently dedicated
10 the worship Of God. While an unnsu.
ally high degree Of spirituality prevails.
the Mclhodisis Ia tho district arc FAR al.
yanccd beyond former yclr in the sup.
port OF the ministry aud In contributions
b. missions aud other leading hcneyolcnccs
OF the church. Tho preaching was unusu.
ally iine aud heard with profit aud pleas
urc 10y grcn, throng- OF pconlc. Hishop
Galloway preached Saturday and sunday
eloquent aud powerful sermons. and after
sunday mornings sermon lac dedicated
the beautiful new church cdihce with
grrnl iinprasiycncrs and solcmnity, while
al the people fcioiccd with the Meihodisu
IN tie success oi their cause. Before tho
dedication sG02 was contributed to com.
plctc the payment iorthisclcgint building.
Really excellent sermons were preached
during session by the l,cvs W. 4. Ham
ncr. w. W. Adams T. T. Hamilton, q.
i. Maudin aud g. X. lianslord. Sunday
night Bishop Galloway preached 10 very
large congregation in Ripley. Today he
ptuns through Memphis to his homo
In jackson, Miss. SrAn.
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Crops aud Politics Ia Fays,ie County.
Miss.

bpoflAl bispafh 70 Inc AppeAl
oSFonD. Miss, May 2L-The romarka-
bic droulh still continues 10 this county
and Ia beginning 10 crcale anxiety on the
part Of the planting community. Notwith-
standing We have not had any rain for
weeks, our corn Is not suffering as might
be supposed. There IL general complaint
that the stand Of cotlonis not good, aud
count In particular
But little interest IL manliesiod In tho
coming State election except as 10 the Of.
fee OF Governor. Information from all
parts Of the county show beyond any doubt
that the Hon. John NJ. Stone Is largely tho
iayorlle and that he will poll more than
twofhirds Of tho votes that may be cast ut
the coming primary election. Those who
oppose him now generally concclc that the
county 10 for him beyond n doubt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
Dan CouRniin charged WIN Murder.

CnicAGo, ILL.,, May 27.--Tonight nj
1915 o'clock, Daniel Coughlin was for
mally arrested in the polico.station cell,
where he has been detained on suspicion.
An examination by justice was held ut
once within the stone walls Of the dun
geon. A few moments later the magistrate
ordered commitment, aud Coughlin was
hurried out on the way 10 the county Jail.
Tho warrant was sworn out by John
Cronin, the brother Of the dead doctor.
Coughlin Is charged directly with the
murder, and at this hour is being taken to
the county Jail.
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Tue Nation. wsrd. ApppIn,sd.

HpeclaI DIfpaich % The Appsdl
YAzoo CRY, Miss.. May ?7.-Thc two
white postal clerks, Dorscy aud Morgan,
on the Grcenyillo K Jackson Railroad
Poslothcc, have boon replaced by 9 couple
Of the nations wards, Who make their
inst official appearance today. umnbufy
and Jones, the now colorcd apponices,
may be very good men, but The appoint
ment OF colorcd men at NIL Is not sailslac'
tory TO the whites along the line OF tho
road on which they serve There y con-
siderable feeling at the injection Of The
negro into the Official stations Of this val
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ton so far" ho said. "The time has not
yet arrived for me to speak"
Inspector Byrnos would not deny that
he had two OF his detectives at work on
this end OF the case. These men are sup
posed TO be Detectives Valeley and
Golden. II is also alleged that an emissary
from tho British Government has been in
frequent consultation with Inspector
Byrnes about the Cronin case.
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WEDDING BELLS.


spccial Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NEWPORT, Ark. May 2L--M Tucker.
man, ten miles from here, Sunday even.
ing, Mr.. Taylor Ilopp was married to
Miss Lucinda Condiit The marriage was
the occasion Of bringing out a large con.
gfcgation 10 the Methodist Church, many
Of whom were relatives oi the bride, 10
wish her Joy aud happiness In her new
lilo
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CROP PRosPEor4.
Reports Received by tho Farmsrs' Re-
Wow Relative 90 Grain.

wow hNlAtlfN 70 1NAluk
Cmc,ao, H.. May g7.-The following
will appear In this weeks issue Of tho
farmos Esr.cig
From ih6iniormailou furnished by our
crop correspondents relative TO the eondi-
ton Of wheat, oats aud barley, II would
appear that the prospects for grain crops
are, on tho whole, very favorable In all the
territory covered by our report except In
Ohio, Indiana aud Kentucky, where
droulh still continues
The condition Of winter wheat has
changed but little since our last report,
the average percentage being slightly
lowor In Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and
Kansas, and triilc higher In Ohio Mis-.
souri, and Wisconsin. The condition Of
spring wheat u unchanged In Minnesota
and Dakota. Nebraska reports show some
improvement, aud those from Iowa slight
falling oh
Dat prospects arc good In Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska, Michigan, Minnesota,
Dakota, Iowa and Wisconsin, particularly
In the two States last named. Reports
from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Ken
lucky arc not 40 favorable, doubtless
owing 10 drouth.
Tho barley growing sections report the
condition Of that grain nearly average IN
all the States except Dakota. whero "
falls considerable below 100 per cent
Tho usual average has been sown 10
corn In Illinois aud Kansas. but an in
crease il noticeable Ia other states, part.
culary Ia Nebraska and Minnesota. a
LOUISVILLE ~. Ma y. .-Rlycr falling, WIN
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A Destructive Village r,re.

MACON, Ga. May 2L-A special 10 the
Telegraph from Dublin says Dublin was
visited by the most destructive fire In iis
history yesterday. Tho fire originated
near the postoilice, In the heart Of the bus
iness portion Of the town, and ragged until
eleven business houses were consumed.
Only one Of the firms carried any Ia.
surance. The to.al loss will reach so. 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
TROUBLE AHEAD.
Illinois Miners Becoming DISASTROUS.
The Sheriff OF Will County Asks for
Military Protection.
The Strikers Fill Mine Shaft With
Cars and Debris.
Fourteen Hundred of Those Dos
Fourteen Hundred of These Des-
perato Men Are Marching
Toward the Braidwood Mines Armed
With Rovolvers, Army Muskets,
Shot Guns and Bad Whisky
Tho Military Moves.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 27.--Gov Fiier
received telegram from the Sheriff Of
Will County this morning saying he was
unable TO keep the peace, and asking
military protection at the Braidwood
mines The Governor ordered the Adju-
tant-Gencral to send sufficient military.
Adjuiant Vance ordered one regiment TO
the scene and has gone to take charge Of
the troops.
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Memorial Service. II,Id.

Special Dispatch 70 the Appeal
YAzoo CRY, Miss, May Trinity
Church was crowded yesterday morning
on tho occasion Of memorial services in
memory Of the laio rector. the Rev. Il. v.
Cowan, Tho RI Rev. bishop Thompson
oiliciatcd aud delivered a beautiful and
appropriate sermon.
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First Race-Thrco quarters Of a mile.
Weaver won, Cashier second, Somerset
third. Time-l:20l
Second Racc-Thre-quarters Of mile,
sailing. Rambler won, Duichess May
second, Dudley Oaks third. Tmo-l:l0.
Third Race -Soycn-e ighihs OF n mile.
CARTON won, Mute second, ormie third.
Time lisa.
Fourth Rage Carlo Burke won, Con.
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Probable winners Today.

AT LAToNIA.
First Race-Gardner, Mute.
Second Race-0rlcrly, Castawny.
Third Raoc--Lady All. Lottie s.
Fourth Race-Caliente, Jewel ban.
Filth Race-Proctor Knott. Long Fish.
Sixth Racc-Chapman, Mt. Lebanon.
AT GRAvRsEND.
FirSt -Bagatclle, Unadaga.
Second Racc-Bella b., Brother nan.
Third Race-Slr Williams. Torso.
Fourth Race--lIanOver. Elkwool.
Filth Rnce-BeSsie June, Panama.
sixth Race--Gray Dawn, Raymond G..
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The Montana stables, not unmindiul OF
the great benefit which their crack horse
experienced in Memphis, have sent to the
Memphis Jockey Club beautifully en-
bellished plate, being one that was worn
by Spokane on the day he won the Derby.
Accompanying the gift is tho following
letter.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10. 1889.
Memphis Jockey Club. Memphis, Tenn.
Gentlemen-Permit us to present to your
association one OF the plates worn by
Spokane in his great race for the Kentucky
Derby; also please accept our grateful ac-
acknowledgement for the kind treatment re-
ceived at your hands during our winter
and spring sojourn at Montgomery Park.
Neryrespectfully, MoSrASA STABLES.
.t" Per HARRY MIX.
Secretary James Rees acknowledged the
gift in suitable terms, and Spokano's shoe
will hereafter adorn the Jockey Club
rooms at the race track.
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tempt second, Recluse third. Time
l20f.
Fifth Race-Three.qu quarters OF mile,
selling. Jim Jordan won, Meta second,
Hattie ID third. Time-l:l9l.
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LOUISVILLE. ~. MAJ g..-Hlyvr iAlllne Nih
feet iuUhcs on the ails ana b icst ~ lnshea N
tbs canal Neallerclcta
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Has n larger circulation tia.
any other newspspsr in the 70.
gion comprised by tho states OF
Tennessee. mississippi, Arkah.
sas. Alabama, Texas aud Lou.
isiana.