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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30

uOUSE-Snap foRnewly married couple;
Ii seven room house, nicely furnished;
city water; location central: will sell furni-
ture and give lease for one year. Youngman
Bros. 4S chamber of Commerce. 363-4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30

uOUSEkEEPEk- Wanted "A refined
II widow lady, speaking French ana Eng
liSh. wishes Il position as hOusekeeper for
widower or bachelor. Address Il. Sweet,
Postofice
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30

GENERAL residences and q fine farm for
~ trade. O. Is. Harris, 81 East Fourth.
362-6I 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30

d. Daily. Sex. Sundays. Tex. Saturday.
Ticket Office, st. Paul, corner Third and
Sibley Streets and depot Broadway foot OF
Fourth street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30

DOCkETBOOK L0ST-A pocketpook
L containing a certificate of deposit and
So bill. Finder win receive reward by leav-
ing at Globe Office. 1854
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30

EOUND-The right place to have laundry
l. work done: it is at the Enterprise
laundry. 139 West Seventhst. 347-76
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30

IOUSE-To rent, twelye-room dwelling,
IL 52S Cedar ST., Lytle's Terrace: entire
house in apple-pie order; newly papered,
gas fixtures and globes. modern cherry man
tells, with beyeled glass mirrors reaching TO
ceiling, laundry, vegetable cellar. furnace
that works like a charm, large. light and
sunny rooms. Inquire for Key next door,
$50 Cedar st rr227 Virginia ay $685.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30
MINNEAPOLIS 4 ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.

Chi. q Des Moines Elk. I*9:55a N Il 80 pm
Chicago d Kan City FIX 80 90 N $3.50 pm
Watertown IL Pac Div.
Excelsior ,.... #S 900 mi - 30 pm
Waterville& Cbaska Elk IS 90 PM 1880 a m
St. Louis Through Elk rs pm 1910 am
Des Moines Il Kansas
City Express. .. dc: % p M ID 9:10a.m
Chicago EAST Ex.. Ids % p mi Il 9:1ha.m
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30

HOUSES FOR RENT-The following de-
IL sirabie houses at very low rent: 346
Dayton av., ten rooms; SIC AID $40 West
Seventh st, seven rooms. each. Inquire of
the st. Paul Trust Company, 157 East Four h
st, 361-66.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-30

(tiiAM BERN AID-Ladyo of good address
- would like position as chambermaid in
iirst-claSs hotel. Address DDS East seventh,
Room /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Administration on the wing.

BosroN, Mass, August president Har-
rison arrived III the city shortly after y
O'Clock this morning. and was Immediately
driven 10 the Hotel VendOme.
As early as O'clock crowds began 90
gather about the station, and when the
train arrived the depot and adjacent streets
were packed with humanity.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bracket and staff +,
with Mavor Hart, arrived at the station and
made their way 10 the platform, accom-
panied by LiCutenant-Colonel Mansfield,
Of the United States Engineer Corps, who
Is detailed as special aide 20 the President.
Immediately upon the arrival of tine
train Northumberland Bracket board
ed the special car and cordially greeted the
President. The party then left the trsin
and moved along the plattorm, kept tree
from the crowd by Gordon OF police, 10
the entrance at Kneel and Tweed streets.
where the carriages were. waiting to con-
yev the guests 10 the Hotel Nendome-
When the President appeared at the en-
trance cheer after cheer went up from the
crowd. which enthusiasm was continued
along the entire route from the depot 10
the hotel, the President bowling his &C
Acknowledgements.
The party were escorted in five car
riages by the First battalion of cavalry,
Company A, National Laucers, and Com
pany ID, Roxbury Horse Guards, with the
battalion bugle corps of sixteen men, and
a police detail. The first carriage con-
tanned the President, l4ieutenant-Goyer-
nor Rrackett, and General Dalton.
Next in order were Mayor Hart, Secreta-
~ Window, and Colonel Mansfield; then
Secretary Proctor, Surgeon-Generai Holt,
and General Shepard In the fourth were
Colonel Rotch, Colonel Hoar. Secretary
Halford. and Colonel Newman and IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Mean temperature .....,.-
NsW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEw YORK. August THE stock marke,
again showed loss IN the amount OF bu-lnoss
done and speculation vas Ia that degree less IN
terestng than those or the previous Few DAYS.
TIC market was Irregular and prices At times
sagced on slowly. while he movements In eyery-
thing EXCEPT A few leading shares were confined
10 the smallest fractions, and we're geuerHlty
without special sigui1caQCo. The belei gaiheu
ground that tho bull ica4ers we're deeirOuS OF
shaking on some of their too numerous small
followers aud most OF the day lid nothing and
allowed prices 70 sag ut der me Assaults OF the
traders while no outside centres were also
seemungY doing htile The Chicago people
who were ~ lately prominent in tho upward
movement were conspicuous by their absenee g,
and rcaliLsti0us induced were sufficient 20 chetN
Al upward tendency. The opening Nhs gene
rally Arm, but while Delaware aud Hudson WAS
exceptionally strong with a rise OF =. ia out
fog cases we're there further advances OF any
moment Lake Fro aud Western preferred was
feature AMI rapidly Tuse IL, touchiuinS t3N.
aud ls,er ia tho Gay rose 4. more Chesapeake AMI
ohio stocks. aud Chicago, Columbus, Alnclnhat'
ani - Louis preferred also made marked al
vauce-, bur outside cf there the market hA1
dropping tendency. which lasted throughout the
forenoon, and at ~ o'clock almost everything
traded in Was slightly lover than al the op~h-
ing. After that time there vas some support
gwen % prices, while selling Stacked on. and
while the market became extremely dull there
wass firm tone 10 dealings, and before +. VI.
m Jst u he list hal rCA ned tue hghcsl prices
Of the lay and were iroctoually higher th8n the
first figures. Colsiderspo animation MAS DO
yclOpei i'm Missouri Pacific AMI ST. Paul. but
the rest of the lsi was quiet 10 dun There was
q renewal ~ 20 Ing ia tho lssi hour ana prices
again Welded luf The tone at the close was ilrm,
win dulueSs we'll marked Sales, 1876. Gao shares.
Tire only really active stocks we're 81 Aul.
Chesapeake aud OHIO. common ana Atkinson.
The Important adv1nces IN Jude ChesspeaSs
aud ONO ami Lake Eris and Western preferred
- eacn. Chesapeake and OHIO second pre-
terred lls.. while san Francisco preferred sold
OF a..
frenlno. Exchange quiet aud strong A. 1854
IS, Money easy 81 Z . ~ closing offered At y.
sun Treasury oRlances-Gold. $751;, 100000; cur
reucy. g. 900. Governments dun ani esdy
for As. I per cents. ~ eX. mt AZ coupons
lOfr. state bonds fufl ami steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
fifth Colonel Currier. Colonel :, Wallace

fifth Colonel Currier. Colonel Wallace
Colonel Abbott, and Colonel Wen.
Many Of the buildings and stores along
the route of the cavalcsde were decorated
with gay flags. bunting, and appropriate
notices and sidewalks. The windows an1
streets were thronged with people ANXIOUS
TO get a view OF the President.
THE HERO OF THE HOUR.
As the head az the procession turned
from Winter into fremont street 1e-
tachment of Battery stationed on the
paFade-groundo Of the Common began nr I'M
the salute. which continued until the RE
sident arrived al PeudOIne. At lO:5O the
partv sat down to a second breakfast, and
then after q brief rest the President en-
tered the beautiful ebony room and re-
ceived the officers of the State and city.
the Federal officers. officers OF the United
States army and navy. the mayors OF the
cities. and others 10 whom lnNitatlOhs hau
been sent.
The reception lasted from 1880 70 i2;lo
i. NJ. during which time about 90 per
sons paid their respects 20 the President.
At l2:45 the party again entered car;
riares. and escorted hy the cavalry started
for Faneuii Hall. where popular reception
BEGIN ~ 1880 L. VI The streets through
which the carriages passed were crOWdeu
and The windows 40 every point OF vantage
We're occupied by people who cave the
President q royal ovation. The ladies' were
out IN largc numbers. The reception az
Fnucuil Hall was largely attended, thou
sands being unable 20 gain odmittance be
fore the hour for the close or the cere-
monv. The party then reentered the car
riaces. and escorted by the cavalry and
others returned 90 the Vendome by n route
different from that by which they reached
the han. receiving az before enthusiastic
greeting from the crowds that lined the
streets.
ABANQUTT TO THE PRESIDENT.
Tonight a banquet rendered by the State
was served. A select party was present
comprising the President. Lieutenant
Governor Bracket, Secretaries Window
and Proctor. Walker Blaine, Mayor Hart
and Private-Secretary Halford. The party
Will depart tomorrow for Bar Harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

tenant-Governor os North Carolina il also
with us. There never was q happier COM
pany OF any Virginia watering-place.
Colonel GoOde is much pleased with the
many wonderful cures recently effected by
this truly wonderful water.
Politics are at whitehead in oil this Black
Belt Of Virginia. We sink OF swim here ~
we fail or succeed in the coming struggle,
and the wisest men among Us are oppressed
with the gravity Of the situation.
The succession of bad crops running
through several years and the recent awful
disaster % the growing crop has brought
the great Black Belt Of Virginia 70 the very
verge OF ruin.
There never was an election when Federal
offices and Radical money were so freely
brought forward as will he done IN the
coming contest The Democrats cannot
afford 10 make q hluudcr this time.
The negroes are already holding meet
ings and making their boasts Of what they
can do. God have mercy upon the Black
Belt and give wisdom 90 the party which
has thus far stood between the white peo-
pie Of our oppressed. distressed section and
the yawuing gulf into which Malone and
his black cohorts would plunge rs.
MICKLLNBUn0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Karket nrm

ouoTArIoas
AIDDLfsc. i0Hc-
Low MlDDLIHv. l0kc.
GOODOBBtsAkf.0 Aa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

BUCKEK-Dici after short Illness. at his
residence. SO. .l2O east Main street August
eth HENHY BTCkER. In the thlrty-eighth year
II his age. leaving vile and three children 70
mourn heir los.
Funeral viii taso place from 81. Mary's Ger
man Catholic church a. ~ O'Clock T. NJ TO
DAY. and the pro. ession viii leave tue mousse OF
deceased az { o'clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully requested 10 attond WIN
ont further notice.
DUYAi--Died, on "wednesday. August IN. a.
500 A. NJ. JAMES D. DUNAL: aged thirty-seycn
years.
tho funeral will take place from st. James
church THIS AtfkkNOON. August sih. ~ 3
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are Invited
10 attend.
JURGANS.-Dlcd at his residence III Brook
ayouue, at p. NJ. August I, l'SJ CHARLES
IT. hGASs. IN the sixty-tourth year OF his age,
after q long illnes4
ris funeral win take place at the abovo-lamed
residence az 90 A. VI. FRIDAY MOKNlNG. Au-
gust ON. Friends are respectfully Invited 70
attend without further notice.
oOfNT-Died. at his residence, 27o5 Clay
street. Tuesday morning, August 6th. - II
O'Clock. WILLIAM j. POINT, in the hfty-nrst
m. funeral viii take place from Leigh treet
Baptist church THIS 0hurslay) EVENING a. !
o'c'och. Friends OF tho family respectfully re-
! qussted 10 attend.
THORP.-Dlei. August tn, AZ $50 p ", ~
her rs-i ieuca, so 1872 Floyd street. Ms. MARY
EUGENE INOKP. wife Of Joseph II. lhorp. and
only daughterot Mrs. T.. W. Martin, IN the forty
/ third year OF her age.
Funeral from church Of the Sacrei Heart ut
10 a. ". FRIDAY. Friends OF the family in
yited 20 attend. ~
TRAvIs-pied. AZ the residence Of her uncle,
Nr. Cain JACKSON. i0I1 west Clay street ~ 1870
4. VI. Monday August 5th, Miss VIRGINIA y.
| TRAVIS. Of southampton, Va, In the twenty
first year OF her age.
"Gentle. anectiOuate. and loving
"None knew her but 10 love her
None named her but 10 praise"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Ensc-HalI Yrsterday.
,ny telegraph to the Dispatcb.l

Toui-villa ft,yolve inninos)
''t Cinc.nnatis.'.'i 6 515'i' oo2OO1-5
TouieviIles .....1 100000 o.
Ba~c-hif. Cincinnatis. 9: Louisviles,
TO- Errors Cmcnuatis. I: L0uisvilles, 6.
SO batteries given.
K,,e,. Cite.
Kansas Citv...........1 90 0 0 o o 0 o.
S. Louis. ............O 10000 OK
SO haso-hIts or errors eivon. Batteries
Conway and Hoover Chamberlain and
BOYLE
Philadophia:
Athlct1 10000 OOO-O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

Gathered at CharIotte.
lsnocIal telegram to the pi,patch.


CHARLOTTE. n. c., August News Of a
very sad affair come. tonight from Sharon
township, about twelve miles from here.
James ". Smith. farmer, about forty
yeas Of age. in well-to-do circumstances
and father of seven children, yesterday At
tempted to commit an assault upon a
twelve-vear-old daughter of his knsman
and neighbor, c. NJ. Campbell, who IS also
a successful farmer. A "Nigiancc Com
mittee" was at once organized, but on ac-
count of Smiths family and ms former
standing in the community, violence was
not done him. but he was warned 10 leave
the neiehbOrhood and county by II o'clock
tomorrow. which he viii do.
To-day James A. Reeves, a young white
man. was banished from the city for keep
ing gambling den.
John Humbell, farmer. was gored to
death Yesterday in Davie county by a
mad bull. Humbell was walking through
his pasture when the vicious animal at
tackled him from behind, aud tossing him
up his bones we're soon broken and he
died in few hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

Texas snS Colorado Sides and ~ SAGE for native
do, some very choice goiuR 10 nc. Exports To-
day 30 beevcs aud 400 quarters o. beet.
Cnires-Roceipfs 70 h9ad. VERY qiist with
limited business ~ ~ i2s sf4 per 100 pounds for
butermilk calves. AMI AZ s.Xef6 for YEA.
Sheep aud Iamte-keceptr s,i00 head. no
change ~ note In tono Tor prices sales wers At
f375atA2 5 pcr 100 pounds for sheep. aud t3sE ~
Tor lambs. Hoss-Rocelps 1900 head. few
heavy hogs changed hands alive Al 40 per i0J
pounls. and the nominal range IL ft5oatLsc.
CHICAGO. Angus, 6-cattls--Recelpls, 500
head shipments, 2 800 :. market steady beeyes.
ft0sst50; steers. s3sosst4s; stockers aoi
si.yJat8 10: Texas cattle. ti55sfzI5; natives and
hai,- breeds, q. s0as3.Q. iogs-krcelpts, 100
head shipments. 500; market steady mitei.
NDai -; heavy, Hsoas4.40; ligoa ts,stAoo
skips. fl.1asfs0. tnecp-keceipts, SOTO hesd
shipments. 20U0: market steady na ives. G0a
"a s.; western. f260atLl2s; Texans. fA'oAsA ~;
lambs. tt7;as5i0
ST. LOrls. August a--Catfle--Receipis sfoo
head: shipments. 500 head; market strong
and actYo: chOirs heavy native steers f.Sos
$40; fair to good d.. t&s0,sLD. siocksrs and
80; grsss-iei. s. i0sf2SL Hogs-heceipts. aSD
head shl pmeuts 2so0 head market active sad
strong fair 20 choice heavy. g. s0asLO; pack
lug. 50 6)atlf0. light grades. fair % best
g. f0sf4Gl Sbeep--ke,e'pts, eco bead; ship
msnia, 3.nl head marss, strong. fsis "
choice. s. '0ai@sJ; lambs. tA1jsfa'0
BALTtsoRs. August 3 --faipsvion Stock fdYds--
S,ciEs. heco Is not heavy run this week, tho
mum Der Of hogs being few hundred lees Than
tho very moderate one % last wess Trade u
fslr with the demand about equal % the supply.
The quality ~ quite good Fat hogs are slow of
sale NJ haSc. lover than good tight ones Prices
range from 10 4, most sales At 30 - &C. net
Arrivals. $50 head. against 5,si3 head Tor last
week.
carsuoni Lfcs-Tacf k1rtsf Receipts This
wees, sSi9 head. against 2.032 last week light
hogs selling az SO: heavy. fi.9; roughs, o.
Receipts 81 sheep aud iamn~. COS heal
Sheep selling from 3 10 a. lambs from 10 o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

DUBLIN, August The Court has re-
fused the application for writ Of hdbeds
corpus in the case of Charles Conybeare,
the member Of Parliament who was sen
fenced 70 three months imprisonment for
conspiring to oppose the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
AsALAND
A Pleasant Entcrtainmcnt-Poli
military.


fCorrcspon1cnrc OF the Nirhmoni Dispatch
AsIuAvp. Va. August 7. 1850.
rb. Town Hall Was hllcd last night with
o,.r ,,t.,.n- 4, witness the production OF
i. ts,,,r,l,i. 50 Vhe characters were taken
J,,' ,...,.n,, ladies' and gentlemen from the
,.,il'...r assisted hy one Two from Rich
,,.rd nm, nlay was well put ON the
90. II aui..ir,tu,. ufs beif'g far above
g.. a,era,. M, performance wa IF 90
RI rl.,-,uo clllrlctcr. and reelected
80, ir..lit on th.-a. who hndit I'm charge.
H. ,ya. f,r "A church purpose, and uetted
t..f.'., ..,i. lit,lc sum.
Vr. ,nraciers We're as follows. Old
49,. .,...rs Mr. y \ AT,~r.. Dan Hardy.
.r.'.,.,.' d ~. T..ttlro.k Mr.. Ellis
q, ,-.f.-I,. 1.ronis de Niorfe.-in. AIr.
4 f.-tI..tt',. t,t.raa brow MIR Preston
.l' l.,l p..n,,nd Mr. Preston NO.
tt S-..~.en3 kat.. sisters. Misses Ioulic
o.3 S.nia Talbot. LADY, Ann
'rs Mis-. NI,ry Moore. tsmemlda. Mis-,
',.
-.,i,' inst -, e,y thnt All the charnc-
,..',.. s.,. ,.n.l With perfect ease.
l,.,. .r.rty Ma. coutrmplatcd. and
., -,.. ,,..o,,.,rt4 had been made. on
4.. W',1son Hotel lawn. but the heavy
.f tI... ,...+ 80 fi. entertainment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Alleged Friends DO Bloody Deeds
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

BmM1NGHAM, ALA, August IA shock
ing story comes from COvlngton county.
A widow and two grown daughters and a
twslye-year-old son live near the little
place called Mcneil The other night
threc Young men went TO the house, AS
saulted the women, and demolished every
thing about the premises. They then
went 10 the house of an old negro near
by. found him sick, shaved his head, and
heat him so that lac died next day. His
son saw them and asked them why they
had treated his father SO. Their answer
was four pistol-shots, which killed HIM.
is remote from telegraph communication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
ANCIENT CAPITAL.
4 Nnrrnw r.eare-A rire.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, August z, 1852
Dr. T.. G.. Booth, OF The Grove, and a
marty composed of AR Charles Bldgood,
of Richmond. and Mr.. Frank Dade. j..
of philadelphia. with Captain RYAN at the
4eln OF the Henrietta. while sailing IN the
,Jarles of the mouth of the Chickahommy
tyere struck by a cyclone and bad quite a
narrow escape. But for the skiltul man
Aoement of Captain Ryan the consequences
Hight haye been Of q serious character.
iii is not often that the inhabitants OF
hhis ancient city are startled by the cry OF
Ere as was the case yesterday, when a two
ltorv frame building ON Scotland street
Eas burned with the greater part OF me
FURNITURE. The FIRE brigade responded
bromptly 70 the alarm, but all efforts TO
Eeve the building proved futile;
( The ladies Of the Episcopal church give
an entertainment az the Opera-HOuse to-
aioht Tor the benefit Of their church,
Mrs Talbot Sweeney, OF Cape charles
CITY. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. II. NJ
Sweeney. on Francis street.
The examination for teachers ia thepnO-
Tic schools of our town came on yesterday.
seven we're examined. HE eAainlnallon
was open 10 the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
A Want Of Culture Apparent.
rRv Telegraph 10 the DtspAtch.l

CHARLESTON, S. c., Augusta sensation
was created in Bamberry yesterday by re-
vival Of the old feud between the Prices
and the Stewards, originating in a quarrel
last year over the propriety of employing
"A colored dancing master. One Of the
Prices had whipped one of the Stewards for
saving that no gentleman would attend a
colored dancing-master's lessons. Stewart
thought ne had been unfairly used, and
Price. There was some knocking down,
and the Stewards used their pistols, but
the Town Marshal arrested them before
anNhndr was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Southern Cotton-AIiils, &c.
NV tafcoranh ~ tho Dlspatch.i

BALTIxoEE, August THE number OF
cotton-mills now in the South as compared
with 1880 has doubled, while the number OF
spindles and looms has more than trebled,
the tendency being to build mills Of great
or capacity than formerly. From l6l mills
having 667 1854 spindles and 1925 looms IN
1880 this industry has increased until there
are now 1855 mills with 2.O35. 26s spndies
and 5000 looms. Moreover. there are
many mills under construction and pro
iected and a number of the old mills are
Increasing their capacity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
ITO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS are invited until SATURDAY.
AUGUST i0fH. at i2 NJ;
For FURNISHING AND SETTING e2i4 LIN
EAL FEET OF CURB AND TWELVE CORNER
BLOCKS upon Fourteenth street between Hull
and Perry streets.
For FURNISHING STONE AND ALL MATE
RIAL AND LABOR AND LAYING 2.si3 SQUARE
YARDS PAVING between he same points
Bids may also DO made for each item q tho
above work In case tho STONE Is furnished upon
tho ground by the city Of Manchester.
The Committee reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids
Specifications can DO seen at the ofllce OF the
City Auditor. TIE STREET COMMITTEES.
r. p. LEAvEswoRrH- Enalnaar. an sat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
brighton Beach Races.


NEW YORK. August THE weather Wa,
charming to-day.
First race FIVE eielths Of "a mile-Miss
Annie l6ly) won: Mischief second, Benefit
third. Time. l:05. The - mutuals paid
S12j straight. and the So mutuals SllO.Cj
and $40 for place.
second race-seyen eighths Of mile
Aurana won: Craftsman second. Glory
third. Time, 1871 3. Mutuals paid, Si2.
Third race-scven eighths of u mile-Red
Leaf won; Socks second Banbrlg third.
Time. 1873.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth
milcs-Nss Cody won; BronZOmarte Sc
coud. Ielex third. Time, 1:5lL.
Fifth race-siX and one half furlongs-
Gregory won; Oracle second, King Idle
third. Time, 1:2ii4.
Sixth race one and one half miles over
six hurdlc,-Jm Murphy Won; LiJero Sc
cond, Zausbar third. Time, 2.5l]4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
THE "MODOC" WORSTED.
Robbers Go Through "A Train and Gather
5000 and Twenty Watches.
[By telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l


DENVER. Coll, August THE Rio Grande
Western Train No 3. known ~ the Mod0c,
was held up near CreOasse last night by
train-robbers. Two Of them boarded the
baegage-car at ThOmpsons Springs. They
climbed over the engine, pointed reyolyers
al the heads of the engineer and fireman,
and compelled them 10 stop the tram.
They forced the fireman to attempt to
chou through the door of the cxpress-car
and made the engineer bring bag 10 hold
the plumber. Messenger Willis was ready
with "a magazine shotgun and two self
cooking revolvers. The fireman was un-
able to chop through the iron door, so the
robbers fred a dozen shots through the
car. Messenger Willis lay on the floor and
was not hit. The robbers dared not show
their heads at the broken windows lest
they should get shot. They gave 1t up
and Joined the two other robbers back III
the other car. The four went through
the train with their reyolvers drawn and
gathered nine hundred dollars and twenty
watches One passenger put his head ont
of the window 10 see what WAS gong on
and the robbers sent a bullet through his
hat. Most Of the passengers hid their
valuables successfully, those losing them
being too frightened TO hide them. \
posse has gone from Green River. Two
deputy United States marshals went out
this morning from Salt Lake with blood
hounds in pursuit