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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-05
GREAT TROTTING.
Five More HoTsts Have Entered
The 23O Glass.
Both yaire Records f0f Best Racing and
Exhibition Niles Broken.
Fastest Time Ever Made on Maine
Track, Made Yesterday.

BAscnR. Sept. ten thou,srd people
witae ssed the races At the Eastern Msins
state Fair. and saw three horscs enter the
2 20 ass end the fastest time made ever
know in race on the Nane track The
trotting record II the three days Of fair j.
unprecedented in Maine. Five hgr.es hale
entered in the ? 80 list, and both Maine
records for best racing sn exhibition irot-
ting miles have betn broken. The weata-
er has been perfect eye-y day and all con
DIT o-s favorable. Tomorro~ Nelson viii
start to tcat the wcrid's record fer bait
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-14
CONDEN SED NEWS.

Another Brazilian cabinet crisis is
threatened.
Six people were injured in train wreck
near Ashland, Wis.
New York city will try to have a world 5
fair without assistance.
Ellis F. Bard, the defauting Pennsyl-
vanla cashier, was arrested.
Between 800 and ! 1000 Indians are
starving near Devils Lake, n. b.
William Ferrell was killed by his %
year old son at Grassy Ridge, OHIO.
Andrew Gottschak, treas urer of Adams
county, Ind, is defaulter for $4,000.
The flint glass manufacturers are consid.
ering the ACCESSIBILITY of forming trust
The Carnegie free library, at Pittsburg
was thrown open TO the public yesterday
The injunction against the sugar trus
was continued by the New York supreme
court.
James B. Clary, a South Carolina farm
er, attempted to kill his whole family
but failed.
Grover Cleveland was elected a mem
her OF the New York society of MediCa
Jurisprudence.
The North Dakota legislature is invesii
eating the matter OF bribery in relation tt
the lottery bill.
The North Dakota commissioners o
agriculture have issued al appeal for ali
for the destitute farmers.
The committee to test the apparatu!
for electrical executions in New York says
that everything is pc feet.
The Bulgarian officers who conspireC
against the life of Prince Ferdinand hav,
been expelled from the army.
John B. Ludlum, special passenge
agent of the Missouri, Kansas Il TeXa
railroad, died suddenly at Jacksonville, LII
1t is now believed that the recent ex
plosion in the Standard Oil refinery a
Lima, Ohio, was the work of incendlare
for revenge against the company.
Get yourself all overcoat at half cost a
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-14
A NATIONS SHAME.
The Fearful Retribution Being Piled up
in Store Against the Russian
Government.

New YORK, Feb, l3.-An eveningp paper
publishes dispatch from Paris which
states hat q cipher letter is just received
by Russian refugee in that city, dated
December %, which gives details of the
horrible tragedy in the political prison at
Kara, III eastern Siberia. Nine. Nadvda
Sihida, of noble birth, Il teacher in the
high school at Moscow, was found last
year with revolutionary papers in her pos
session and was sentenced to per al s.ry-
tude. On her arrival at Kara, the hand
some, refined woman soon attracted the
attention OF the director Of tie prison.
who took an early opportunity to Insult
her. Nine. Slhida boxed the ears of the
director, who in revenge had her stripped
and logged III pres ence Of all the men in
the prison. Through shame and fear she
committed suicide with poison the same
day. Several Of the other female political
prisoners fearful Of similar treatment, fol-
lowed her example. a few miles from
the women's political prison at Kara is
that occupied by the male political con
vlcts, who on hearing OF the tragedy re-
vnted on II asse. Troops were called out,
and awful srenes followed shooting, fog
glng and torturing going on by wholesale.
Russian authorizes suppressed the facts.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-14
The New Land offices.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The war over
the location of the land Office in the south
ern land district OF the three new districts
recently created is growing apace. Bur
lington is the only one OF the competitors
which has delegation on the ground, bu,
Cheyenne, Wells and Hugo are sending
in great many petitions.
The matter will not be decided for the
present and all the facts, whether pre-
sented by petition, letter or in person, viii
be duly considered before the delegat:ol
takes action.
The offices can not be opened until al
appropriation is made and that will not be
until the legislature and executive appro
priation bill is pass ed. That probably viii
not happen until late in the spring. 1t il
also probable that the officers will not bt
selected till then.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-14
A Mill for Alamosa.

DENVER, Feb. l4.-A special to the
Times from Alamosa SAYS: Much re-
jpicing IS INDUCED in here over the in
c rporation of the Alamosa Milling d
Elevator company, which has just been
perfected. The directors for the firSl
year are j. X Mullen, G. II. Wilkin, G.
NJ. Bowen, j. B. Frank and John A.
Mcdonald. j. B. Frank was chosen
president, and j. Mullen, general man
ager.
Work on the foundation of the mill is
to he begun at once. 1t is to he brick
structure and will be finished Iy the LIST
Of September, Mr.. Mullen is 10 90 east
in few days for the purpose Of purchas-
ing the machinery plant for the mil.
Everything is to he of the most modern
and improved pattern.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-14
The River Changes Its Course.

Los ANGELES, Feb. l4.--lireat DANA re
has been done b, the Los Angeles river
1t has changed its course at almost risht
angles nst south Of the city limits, and
after crossing the country for six hi .s,
emptIeS INFO the old san Gabriel r. \.
large number OF orange, walnut, lemon
and other orchards are almost ruined.
Growing crops Ill Its course are completely
destroyed. The total damage in this TO-
cality is estimated at 100000.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-14
A COURT OF APPEALS WANTED.

The subcommittee of the senate and
the house committee on judiciary gave Il
hearing to the committee of the Amer
ican Bar association upon bill intended
to give relief to the supreme court ard
facilitate the administration of Justice.
The bar committee agreed in favor Of the
establishment of an intermediate appea-
late court.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. The senate
committe on commerce to-day considered
the bill to make deep water harbor al,
Galveston, and decided to take a vote
up' the measure at its next meeting.
On motion of Dolph, the senate bill ap-
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Wheeling.

Mime. Louise Armaindo the weknown bicyelSt, win
appear on the path again shortly
party of Boston 6ieyc!istH among whom is Mas n.
KrEwood are touring through New York State.
Prizes to the value OF 800 will given In the tourn
ment OF the Rhode Island Wheelnen on Aug. 80
W W Taxis OF the Schuylkll Navy Athletic Club 10
showing improved form over last seasons riding
Louis Clarke, who rode in excellent form at the
the path this year.
At the recent Pennsylvania meet tho Century Wheel.
showing for one day.
Capt g. b. Dobbins of the Camden whsslmsn broke
the twenyfour hour record OF his club by riding 1865
miles in that time on Saturday last
The White Mountain tour now being organised by @.
McAus!in gives promise OF being attended by mum.
Der OF wheeimen from various cities.
Charley Kluge OF the Hudson County wheOlmen IN
rapidly Rettn into excellent trim for his
Ing ride on the Ailourn course for July Ia
Great preparations arc being made for the annual
Wheemen, which will be held on July IL and ls.
At tho recent Dublin University sports P. P. Kikslly
Ss .a aS nd for ~: m ns Inc in m
u;os lowering the best previous record BY
10 IS seconds.
berS four OF which are ladieS The name adopted Is
East Orange CyclorA and the ofcera President L.
iieutsSant T. s. Taylor ~"''~'D' -'AAA - '"Hsf'
,sIs4eu,H July lo-Ths syrAeuss Cycling Club claim
iIAso1 IN the Stat: They OSGG%Py ss9Ty aSaI:
VIII take place in this city Sept and Complete
% m y Nv b. SS p SeeS
days Tho racer Will be hold At Kirk wood Driving Park
S .nsS s Sss track S.nh hS 81 oSS IF
the STATE On the morning orr 81 sep. there VII b
tertainment
At the PAddngton track, England on juno la. II. z.
Laurie the creek "a, sni'S &er started gu, with pace
miles with the following sue eOsfuI results;
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VILE HIRE HANDLER NEXT 11ME
Tho Disastrous Experienoe OF an Amateur
Cock Fighter with n Professional.

Amembor OF prominent athletic club Of this vicin.
IT, who prded himself the quality of OF ne fowls
he has been raising for year or two, made up his
mind three weeks ago that he would show his club
mates In practical fashion what Of siock he had
produced Accordingly he made match with a we'll.
known Long Island breeder to nght six birds varying
from pounds ounces TO pounds for SI5 battle,
and. unless each side won three 500 on the main. II
honors split even another match OF nve birds side
was to be fought for $500 The Zig event OF Alta
suburb Tuesday night and score OF the club mans
friends went along 70 give announcement to the anna
their coim they are ali sorry now ,ilSs tRey went
The lrotts,!oIal breeder had only four friends with
was to run the affair and give the riotesionsl all he
more than two three OF ne athletic spectators had
ever been 70 cock nght TINS was plainly evidenced
patent leather shosS and fEocfcoat' we're in sight
took In the vision AMI shasElsd 10 tntm.s'Sss whsn
NIX saT Mh' Io =, dudes rnsy nSd IN ~ @sans
msht ., tue Pfofss. OnSs Vas aSfsasd to The HnsS
!sy r' %sss d" sE ..%Gsey 9 s
upsrooS IN SESp ON th spa II 5oE The mn
les Than fifteen minute.to get me Trt bIt ready
shcnsd by the fuss hat Rad been IN over S
n vas 5;'S e ana t%n
while loving words we're poured into his ear howeysr
ca!mps.. T1onAs Ford handled MIN Ne was Tour
Brown tsd couple ounces less he began . show
d 10 % S 81. q sn TS and SG
the gray dead BY thrnstn the neeL WITHIN two min
he aud lis
show OF nerest In the proceedings accepted every
oner that was made There was general feeling OF
guinness after tito first encounter over but hope
again took possession OF the Athletic breasts and peny
OF IS and $40 bets made on the second In this
case white hackle of hve pounds was put out by
the amateur against black red that weighed at least
Fix ounces more. Our amateur friend didn't seem to
caro- for that rs he male no objection. 1t may have
been, all tho same, that lie vas imposed upon by Tho
Willy professional. ANYHOW, ama:euriom was again
wAxed out OF is boots for tile hacke WAS laid low in
2bp minutes and tho swels forked over nearly 500
Tho same results came about in the third AMI fourth
battles although in the third the ANA bird made
good showing FOR oight minutes During that time the
athletes lost all control Of themselves and shouted In
widest en-, lushsm while their representative fought
like good fellow. Yelling wouldn't win however and
the zig bird at last broke one OF tic amateurs legs
After that tho professional had things his way,
and finally won in 10 minutes ~ seconds The fourth
battle short lasting about fou- ininues and again
did tho wicked professionals scoop In the bo0dle and
settled the main
was sad party that left the hotcl where the
GHgement had been fuln led The wouldbe sports had
LEFT over SO! behind eioEether AZ 70 the owner Of
the beaten birds he said he didn't think he would say
anything more about smother main Just then. u he
should try again he would employ profession handler
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Races OF tho Pal,sade boat Club.

The Pasade Boat Club Of Yonkers had house full OF
guests yesterday afternoon 1t the nrst day of
series Of races which have Just been started 10 keep
things lively in the club during the summer month";
This series Of handicap gle for gold medal
presented by the President OF the club N. Jackson
The will be rowed fortniRhty. and the man win
ming the majority OF the fvo will receive tho gold
medal Only tho first heat OF the nrst rowed
OF yesterday. Tho distance was ono mile, the start
being made opposite the Yonkers cornthiAn Yacht
Club and the finish opposite tho PaSAdo Club house
The first heat was contested by Martin Jr, boat
rearl scratch: T. Holden boat 10, 10 seconds; 4 r.
EofAt boat Lew. IL secondG
ModaS start OF ID seconds gave him good lead. and
the Others unable to oyertake HIM but be won by
barely one length, with Holden second MofRts time
was miuuteS ~ is seconds
For tho second heat were entered j. r. Mofat Pop;
B. ForsytheA Low and j. p. Holden, 10. all scratch.
After the men had rowed down tho river from their
club houses tho became rough that two Of tho
boats were nearly full! OF water. Tho referee, r. q.
Jackson then declared the race on This heat with Tho
heal
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Tennis above the Harlem in the Twenty fourth ward
has tRken sudden boom this Most Of the former
tennis clubs have largely increased their membership
and greatly improved .heir grounds number Of new
clubs have also been organized. Many new private
courts have been laid ont Any driving through tie
shady streets IN the suburbs % city will
ofEayly cad youths aud niaidenS welding te racket
and striking tile rubber ball with sEI and agility
Clarempnt Park, near the Village Of fremont 10 a
Rvortto place otneetrE TOT tennis clubs The grounds
lie high above the village are always cool and well
shaded by hunlredS Of nne Cd trees Tho present
Caremont Park was the old EAtriskie estate.
aT R' as fop Sy s ~. TS so s "a tS srGna
to TINS country many year, ago TO escape political
tSss s s"S fdFY E.: ne 4iss
ss ana 11 y. Gays not x the P's fGT lny
seats be laid ont Ia hSndsOms city PARK me Care
Tires years has this year Two very good dir. courts
ana EHa ill., sS nj pns as IGas
tournaments arc by no means rare Among The msin
Scr: ssf a sF 6 s%iS ToS charles
T.n sp, sI 5Os BoSSrs ns% nS MsS zen
snS %nSa'Is S!fI;; b:i. and Say ~ smith. ;#sss
psta bSh Murray. aud hsrttS. ..''N ."'.0' oI'D
Tine zs5 S Gy g, sTs
has It's grounds N cIArsrhont Psrk. Among the mem
S'fi 5I aus S@ RHsH tRssy H5Gof n s'i S
Pisa Ss asrsn h as D'A X. Vicinity o,
S; Fine IA @ TENN, VIM s
nue. TGsy Esys Two Very inc ait sSarI among ~
ss are JGn1 aDS OTH "a
coke tecretAry of the club one OF he best lady
players above the river. John johnson y called the
champion tennis player Of the Harlem Y.M.C. Ten
M. Cub The knos and the Carelnon;s are going TO
the district before the present month closes The Glare
mont team will probably be composed of CharieS u.
Moore and FLOYD stevens both very strong playerh
n s - nr" nS EESnnl: ar. situated At isSss street
players. Out in Crotona Park are the grounds OF the
Remington Tennis Club Of tho ORGANIZATIONS
i has already very large and active membe ship
Howard cannon is President Ida Hall Vice President;
FifAA TrkA nd iNDn
tary Among other members are assars. John A
Osen- Charles Shade, Edward Crawford. and Misses
josephA Kirk, Ida Rogers and Alma u. hoffman,.
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Wind and Water Against a Regatta.

The eighth annual regatta OF the Clifton Is ~ Boat
Club was hold yesterday in the upper bay The regatta
consisted OF four Dared barge and upset. The
few races wasn't the fault OF the club excellent
programme had been arranged. The events were all
10 have been club but one invitation four.
cared gig raoa to which the New York Athletic Club
the Nassau Boat Club DauntleSs Rowing Club and
Staten Island Athletic Club invited crews.
AL the preparations OF the Regatta Committee went
for nauRht however. The weather knocked them end
wise. AZ about starting time the wind blew hard.
ard Ealing yachts obliged to reef In their sails
Tho course selected from a point not far above
Fort WadBworta TO the club house. about three
OF mile strRiRhtAway.
The only race OF the day was tho four cared barge
race There were three crews down on the programme
but only Two turned out They were follows:
Crew No III. B. Eccleston A ID. =. Wright, C. T.
BRyaud, H. }. Wright stroke and william D. LHuilier
Crew 10 2-Thomas II. Eildun Charles Barton. A. p
More. Frederick W. Rost stroke. and Z. A. Parmele
coXBwRn.
The tide was running strong and the wind was blow.
crew got away in that made tho race tore
gone conclusion They finished four lon2ths ahead.
The attempt TO row the event, pair. cared zig
race came near causing fat al accident Three crews
Crew No how ii. Wright: STROKE, A i. FWriVht
and 7. T. Bourne coxsWan
Crew No 2-Bow c. N Smith; stroke. F. J. Flicker
and p. A. Parmele. cOXswRin
Crew No. had gig but crew No. were In q she'll
In rowing down to the start breaker washed No.
crew. and in little while the Struggling in
the water Lines were thrown to tho men, and five
minutes saw them safely aboard the tug, Referee
Schuyler declared the rAoe on.
Upon tho Offer OF the DAuntlsss crew TO open their
Club Il was decided to row the invitation tile
Harlem River next Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
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The Blue Hen. Chlelen., Field Day.

WILMINGTON, Del, July l2-The sixth annual neld
meeting OF the Warren Athletic Club held TO. day
having been postponed from juno The most exciting
contest was the threemie bicycle In which there
were nfteen entrieL 1t by W. c. Seeds OF tho
Wilmington Wheel Club in minutes IS rs secondA lie
had handicap OF go yards Seeds also won tho one
mile bicycle race with 7Nyard handicap, in Minutes
rs seconds. The twomile bicycle for the cham
pionBhip Of Delaware was won by Seeds in minutes
56 secondA lie also captured the two milo safety
bicycle race In minutes ~ seconds In the 100 yard
dash, handicap, there were twenty 0ntriek Tho nnAl
beat was won by g. JonsS OF the Warren Athletic Club
In 10 10 becondA
IL ". Schilster Of the 4 G. n won in minutes and
second with r. Williams OF the same club close be-
hind The lcoyArd dash for Warren Club members
only made In II rs seconds By Lewis Mccall Tho
Io0yArd dash for the ohAI ponShip OF Delaware and
the challenge cup presented by George Il BateA the
Samoan Sommi, r Dr. was won ~ 4 second, 6y
seconds, by J. Reilly OF the A q. N. The mile
walk between K sohoneld and the Philadelphia Young
Mems Christian AIsociAton and T. A. GrAdwohi OF the
Warren Athletic Club was q close contest Schoneld
won by II. n. Dickinson OF Columbia c. in rs IS
seconds.
The longest actual running broad Jump was by z. C.
Barnes OF the n A. o. distance 20 feet INK inches
IiA handicap was three inchea Tho winner was l. c.
Lewis OF the A. C. NJ who made 70 feet loH inc eS
The best running high Jump for club members only was
shot 81 feet inchsA In the running high jump for
All Corners y; ?. sliney made 8 feet ~ inches Tho
New York athletes entered did not arrive. COudona
absence was disappointment
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IT LOOKS LIKE OLD TIMES
70 SEE THE CROWDS TURN OUT As
THEr DID YESTERDAY.

THO Four New York ana Brooklyn Clubs
the viotors-HeaVy batting Was che
Order OF the Day-The New York N. L.)
club HrscinG Up-BIE Crowds ut Louis
Vile - Tho Atlantic Race News And
Notes FROM Around the Country.
Some good as we'll as poorly contested games
were played by tho clubs in the four leading
associations yesterday The scores follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York, IS; Pittsburgh, 1.
Brooklyn. Z; Cincinnati, l.
Chicago. 8; Boston,2
Philadelphia, IS; Cleveland. l.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York. 3; Chicago, 8.
Brooklyn, %: Buffalo, 10.
Boston. 10: Pittsburgh, s.
PHILADELPHIA. 6; Cleveland. g.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville, 8; Athletics, 4.
Columbus, 8: Rochester. z
ST. Louis. IL: Syracuse. l.
At Toledo Rain.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Worcester. IL: Jersey City. 8.
Washington, z; Newark, s.
New Haven. IL; Hartford, 8.
Baltimore. IA: Wilmington, z.
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Manager ModunuEls left last night for pleasure trip
10 Brookton-
An of the Cincinnati players denied yesterday that
ii ey had signed Players League contracts for 1891
Frieksn has been rsnstAtsd by tho New York State
League and won Fridays game against Troy for the
OneontAs
Umpire Matthew's absence Yesterday at Brotherhood
Park due the rather serious illness OF relative
In Philadelphia
CoLUMBUs July I2.-The Columbus base ball manage.
nent 20 day signed Bobby Wheelock the former short
stop OF the Detroit International League team and no
viii make his hrs appearance with the home team In
the initial gene with Brooklyn tomorrow, Manager
Pat Powers Of Rochester also signed Itcomb ana Grim,
the Toronto battery, who will join him 81 Toledo
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spar,,nr was Not init.

NEvbuRcH. July l2-The nve-mile running race b.
tween John W. English and George W. Sparkling two
wehknowu athleteA occurred this afternoon At q
O'Clock the Fishki Athletic grounds in the presence
of goodszed crowd Amid fakes ana talked of fax
for long time Efforts have been made TO establish ths
superiority OF the other OF these but with
out and to-day they ran for gold medal and
the championship OF the hudson River valley. Spar
ling not IN IL English had It all his way, and
won hands down, In 20 minutes and so seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
The Eastern Yacht Club.

MLRELEHrAp July 1.-THE Eastern Yacht Club
started on its annual cruise the eastward At $3.50
O'CLOCK this afternoon with the following Roody neet
yachts! schooners sGafox. NARROWER, GitanA Trouba
dour. and Oenonoe; Boops Volunteer, Puritan and Nil
icete; cutters BRyArdere GosSoon ThelmA AlgA Way.
ward. Minerva, and Pappoose. The yachts Huron and
Medusn of the SsAwRnhAkR Yacht Club OF New York
it'll the eet The yachts only went as far ms GlouceB
ter 70 nlght Bar Aarbor Is " be their rendezvous