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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce LAFAY-
ErTE KIRK as the democratic nominee for
reelection to the Office of County Judge Of
Washington county.
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FoR JUSTICE on zee PEACE.

We are authorized to announce E. P.
CURRY as the democratic nominee for re-
election to the Office of Justice of the Peace Of
Precinct No. 8, Washington county.
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

The Banner is authorized TO announce H.
r. vcN BEIBERsrEIN as the democratic
nominee for reelection TO the Office of coun-
tY Surveyor of Washington county.
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JUST RECEIVED.

Fresh canvassed Hams, at 121
cents; uncanvassed Breakfast Ba-
con and choice Apples, at low
prices. j. 81. QUEBE.
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Wines-Angelica, Port, Sherry,
Sweet Catawba, Reisling, Claret,
Annesette-bottle or gallon.
Jacob & Eldridge.
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PEcANs are plentiful in the market
and in some instances are selling at
$3.50 per bushel.
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FoR COUNTY TREASURER.

C. MIHKwITz, ST., is hereby announced
as the Democratic nominee for reelection to
the office of County Treasurer of Washing
ton county. Election first Tuesday IN
November, 1890.
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WALKERS Tent is the place for
Pictures. Four Gems for so cents.
Large pictures, in Sx10 frame for
only 81. 90.
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The Croton Lake, n. Y, tunnel
will be 325 miles long-the longest
in the world.
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Chill Concarne, Deviled Ham
spiced Pigs Feet, Corn Beet, Chow
Chow, Mustard Sauces.
Jacob & Eldridge.
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We Offer For Sale

20 desirable lots in the Town OF
San Angelo, Tom Green county; a
good speculation for somebody.
Apply at New York Store.
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FOR DISTRICT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce a. Nj
KRUe as the democratic nominee for Dis
trict Clerk of Washington county.
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The foreman of the Brennan
Daily BANNER has to keep the run of
126 paid locals. There's room for
only few more; get in while you can.
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E. r. FRANKLIN has just received a
very fine line Of Royal dorchester
China in every immaginable pattern.
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The worst cases of scrofuia, salt rheum
and other diseases of the blood, are cured by
Hoods Sarsspsrilla.
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. E. R. FRANKLIN has the finest line
OF Plush and Fancy Goods ever
brought to this city.
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Go TO Franklin's and see the Pret-
test Store and the Finest Goods in
the State.
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Grlts, coarse and fine, Flakes,
Barley, Sage, Samp, cracked Wheat,
Oatmeal, Shredded Oats.
Jacob g. Eldridge.
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Capt. ". E. Sloan is still confined
to his home.
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A MARRIAGE license was issued to
R. E. L. Hunt and Miss Della NJ,
Meadows at the clerks Office Satur-
day.
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We have the Purest Lard of
leading manufactures.
Jacob & Eldridge.
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TIE Teachers Institute met Sat
urday afternoon and was well at
tended. Their monthly meeting
hereafter will be held the 4th Sat
urday in each month.
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5000

To be given away to the smokers OF Tansil's
Puch Cigars. For particulars call on F.
Kiber.
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Jacob & Eldrldge. Just receIv-
ed, Mushrooms - Game Pates-
Boned Turkey.
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FINEST line OF hanging lamps il
the city at Franklin's.
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Just received at the jewelry store
of A. 7. Threadgill a large and hand
some line of silyerware.
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Jellies, Jams, Preserves, Royal
Baking Powders, Toilet Soaps, Ex-
tracts. Jacob e. Eldridge.
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W. A. STUcKERT sells the best end
cheapest Hats.
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A good assortment of Dress
Goods at w \. STUCKERT's.
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nRLD McBryaI and old Forester
iskey, 1t o. K. Saloon.
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county.

THE Banner is authorized to announce
JAMES F. Estes as an Independent candi-
date for Constable of Precinct No. 3, Wash
ington county. Election, first Tuesday in
November.
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DELMoNICo and Puritan whiskey
at o. K. Saloon.
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Colombo sends US S,6OOO,O OOworth
of cocoanuts a year.
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Choice new crop moiasses at J. H
Quebe.
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JUST RECEIVED /.

Log Cabin, McBrayer, Bell of Da
Wis Whiskles.
Jacob & Eldridge.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized to announce c. G.
BoYD as the democratic nominee for Con-
stable of Precinct No. 8, Washington
-nnirnfr
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A 5 cent package of Kiber's cough drops
will cnre that hacking cough.
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Smoke Kiber's Hustler Cigal

He smokes this brand, who never smoked
before,
And having tried it once, comes back for
many more.
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The cheapest trunks in the city.
at W. 4. STUCKERTs.
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Singers and Singers

All rejoice because Kibers Cough Drops
strengthen the voice.
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p@ WINE OF cARDuI, Tonic for Women.
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Mr.. R. NJ. Moody, with his bride
left for his home in Macy, Brazos
county Thursday.
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cises at the public
l SEEMING were well
sditable alike to
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q caRpuI for Weak Nerves
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Ia Currie Powders.
Hg &c.
Bs s ELDRIDGE.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
NOW He HAS DONE IT
Sanders Finally IiniSss to Cut q Fig.
ure In The Capital.
Montana Gets Herself Made Con-
spicuous In the Annals of the
Nation-And q Six-bIt Horn
Does the Whole Business.
Snecial To the standard.

Special to the Standard.
WASHINGTON, July 2A.-Colonel Sanders
and Representative Carter started yester-
day afternoon with party Of six ladies on
q tally-ho coach for q trip to Glen Echo
heights where Mrs. Harrison has recently
made very promising real estate invest
ment. The coach has a bugler and this
musician is accustomed TO wake the re-
pose as he goes with the blast of the
bugle. Yesterday the coach was "held
up" as il was proceeding through George
town and the police took the bugler to the
station house. Sanders went aloLg and
paid the S5 exacted from the bugler to Sc
cure his appearance i'm court this MORN
ing. He was arrested, il seems, upon the
charge that he was disturbing the peace
of the city.
Indian Commissioner Morgan was
beaten in the senate to-day when the APP
preparation for Indian schools was in
creased and the item for the school at the
Blackfeet agency was put in. This is IA
vorable to the continuance of the Catholic
schools against which Morgan has
been fighting. Vest, Teller and other sen-
ators testified To the excellent work ac.
complished by the Catholic schools aud
missionaries among the Indians.
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MILITARY SCANDALS.
Omaha Sends Out Word About Some Very
Discreditable Doings.

Omaha Sends Out Word ABOUT some very
Discreditable Doings.
OMAHA, Neb., July 2i.-For long time
there has been considerable discomfort
and friction throughout the military de-
partment of the Platte, evidently brought
about by the management from headquar-
tiers, which Is not as smooth as IL might
be and which has not sprung from the
quality expected 10 be found in an army
officer.
There is no doubt sound reason for
more or less dissatisfaction, but just what
induces il no one seems willing TO say.
The last unpleasant feature strikes higher
than usual and is likely to give more
trouble than was perhaps anticipated and
results in considerable gossip. IL seems the
commander invited information from
General Kautz relating To his post. The
information was given and returned To
General Kautz, with endorsement to the
effect that he had made statements not in
accordance with the facts, whereupon the
latter asked for redress of his grievance
and by reply was placed in arrest, thus
shutting oil the avenues for further appli.
cation for correction. IL is said General
Kautz had filed charges against General
Brooke for conduct unbecoming an officer
and a gentleman, which have been for.
warded To the war department.. This will
no doubt induce charges against General
Kautz, il IL has not already been done,
and il is not very improbable that
one of the largest military courts known
to the army will he the outcome
of il. II is thought that one of the
officers mentioned will be relieved from
duty in the department. Ii is clear that
General Brooke has been made the instru
mcnt by which the most prominent candi
| date, Gen. A. V. Kautz, for the next va
cancy of brigadier general may be placed
out of the way of few very ambition.
| men.
General Kautz was one of the most gal
liant soldiers of the war, and this attempt
to injure his chance for well meritet
and long deferred promotion is severel,
commented upon by military men her,
| and elsewhere.
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awaken religious discussion. That Is why
the committee recommended the striking
out of the items for schools In Indiana
and Montana. II they were kept In the
Episcopalians and Methodists and Bap-
fists would say that they had not been
fairly treated.
Ats O'Clock the tariff bill came up rs
unfinished business and was laid aside
till tomorrow. After further discussion
on the Indian schools vote was taken,
and the amendments rejected; yeas 10,
nays "a. So the items for the Renezaler,
Indiana, Banning, California and Black
foot agency, Montana, are retained in the
bill. Pettigrew offered an amendment
appropriating $4,000 for the Santee tribe
OF Sioux, located at Flandreau, =. d.,
being an allowance of a dollar an acre
for the land, TO which they are entitled in
the Sioux reservation. Agreed To. On
motion of Pettigrew an item OF xO,OO
was inserted for territory school buildings
for the the Sioux Indians; also an item to
pay the Indians OF the Standing Rock and
Cheyenne agencies for ponies taken from
them i'm 1876.
On motion of Power the item for the
school building at Blackfoot agency, Mon
tana, was amended by fixing the limit at
$1,000.
The bill was then reported to the senate
and all the amendments agreed to by the
committee Of the whole were concurred in
and the bill finally passed.
Voorhees,, by request of the Labor ALI
ance, introduced bill to secure the con-
stitutioual rights and freedom OF trade,
speech, and press, within the limits OF
public interest and asked in view OF the
respectable source from which II eman-
ated, that il be printed in full in the
record.
Sherman objected to the printing in the
record as unusual.
Voorhees, stated "the Alliance will take
notice of the objection and where II came
FROM" The executive session then adj
iourned
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In The WORLDOF SPORT
Sunol Lowers the half Nile Record el
the Detroit Track.
Winners In Yesterdays Boat Races
at Duluth Record Of Surf and
iamond-intereet in the
Schumacher-JapM Match.

DETROIT. July 2i.-Merchants' and
manufacturers guaranteed stakes, $500,
2:2i class unfinished from yesterday
Water T.. won, Play Boy second. Suisun
second. Gillette fourth. Best time 2:2O.
Class 2:ls, x2,0D, Alfred $. won, Lady
Bullion second, Kit Curry third, Direct
fourth. Rest time 2:1sH.
Horseman's Great Expectation stakes.
4-year-olds. $500 unflnishedJ Margaret
:. won the first and Allerton the second
heat. Best time 2:l6L.
Free for all. pace, s, 600, Cunflnished)-
Adonis won the first heat. Time 2:16H.
At the conclusion OF the Horsemen's
Great Expectation race, Marvin came out
with the celebrated Sunol i2:l0H) and
sent her half mile. Starting at the half
mile post a running horse joined her at
the stretch to incite her to renewed effort.
The beautiful filly went from the half To
the three-quarters like a bay streak, COW
ering the distance in n u seconds. Com
ing into the stretch Marvin encouraged
her by voice and whip. When Judge
Conpsau announced the time-it was
I l.02H-the crowd went wild. Belle Ham
lin is reported to have done the half mile
in this time, which is the fastest record
for n half mile.
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WORSE THAN THE CYCLONE.
Minnesota Republicans Meet and Make
Numerous Resolves.

ST. PAUL, July 25.-The republican
state convention met to-day. Committees
were appointed and recess taken until
o'clock.
The committee on permanent orRaniza-
ton reported in favor Of making the tenn
porary organization permanent, and the
report was adopted.
The platform was reported and unani-
mously adopted. II endorses the state
and national administration; claims the
use of the system in Minnesota the best
means OF controlling the liquor traffic yet
adopted; favors the exclusion OF undesir-
able immigrants; endorses the introduc-
ton OF the manufacturing of binding
twine into the state prison; denounces
monopolies and trusts; favors the regula-
ton OF interstate commerce OF common
carriers; promises to secure reduction
Of rates on grain, lumber and coal, APP
proves the Australian ballot system; rec
ognizes the services of soldiers and en-
dorses the disability pension act intro
duced and championed by Senator Davis !;
favors free text books in public schools !;
and is firmly opposed 10 any federal leg
OF Canadian with domestic common ear
riers.
Nominations for governor being i'm order
the names OF William X. Merriam, the
present governor, w. w. Braden, the
present state auditor, and ex-Congress-
man knute Nelson were presented
The first ballot resulted: Merriam
$50, Nelson "a, Bradcn "a. Governor
Merriam was brought To the convention
by committee and made brief speech
of thanks.
The remainder of the ticket is as fol-
lows: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, G.. =. Ives OF
Nicollet; state treasurer, Joseph Bibloter; !;
secretary of state, II. X. Brown of Fair
bault county; state auditor, u. j. Nc
Guire OF Polk county; encouragement.
Moses l.. Clapp; clerk Of the supreme
court, {. B. Holcomb OF Washington
county.
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ON SUPERIOR BAY.
some splendid Boat Races In the Dniuth
Regatta Yesterday.

some splendid Boat Races In the Dainth
Regatta Yesterday.
DULUTH, Mimi, July 2i.-There were
four entries in this mornings yacht race
over "A 2O-mile course. The Siren of Du-
luth won first money, the Mushka OF
White Bear second. the Undine came i'm
third, and the Manihan Withdrew.
The Lurline boat crew of Minneapolis
were easy winners in the postponed senior
fours. The Minneapolis boys won in 10
minutes; washtanongs, 10 90; Winnipegs,
l0:l3. The Minnesotas were distanced.
In the afternoon the Mississippi Anna
teur association races were resumed, the
senior singles being a walk-oyer for John
4. Corbett of the lroquois club of Chicago.
He won in II 81, while %. NJ. Nelson OF
81. Paul was two seconds behind.
The senior doubles followed next and
were won by the Minnesotas in 9:t5, Win
nipegs 9:i7, Lurl mes 9:is. The Cedar
Rapids crew were listanceu.
The quarter Of mile dash by singles
was won by j. +. Corbet i'm l:l9. lie was
about length ahead of Pearson the Du-
luth man.
There were four starters in the senior
four-oared race: Lurlines of Minneap-
oils, Minnesotas of ST. Paul, Owashta-
nongs of Grand Rapids and the Winni-
pegs. The crews finished in the order
named. Time-Lurlines 9:ii. Minnesotas
9:l7, Owashtanougs 1852. the Winnipegs
close behind the Michigan men.
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SAYS HE DIDN'T SAY 1T.
whit~lsw Reid Denies saying What Paris
Papers Say lie said.

PARIS, July 9.-The Steele aud Figaro
to-day published alleged interviews with
Whitelaw Reid, the American minister,
which make him denounce the Mckinley
bill as measure opposed To
civilization, and which, further, represents
him as declaring il was improbable that
the citizens of the United States would
long endure tariffs and that the increas-
ing difficulties Of commerce would imperil
the success of the Chicago exhibition.
Reid authorizes an explicit dcaial Of the
body To speak ON the subject in his name.
The secretary Of the American Legation
denies responsibility for the statements
made.
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q. a. II. Encampnnent.

CHICAGO, July 4.-Tbe Michigan Cen
trail and other railways here are making
extensive preparations for transportation
of the members of the Grand Army of the
Republic. Women's Relief Corps and
other kindred organizations TO the Ma
tional Encampment To he held in Boston
the second week in August. The an
headquarters train will leave Denver over
the Michigan Central August . and a
number of special trains will bc run from
there and from Chicago.
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NJ. Paul Races.

ST. PAUL. July 2i.-Three-year-olds and
upward, a milc-William Lindsay won,
Louisa Forest secona, Longshot third.
Time l :i3i4.
Thrce-ycar-olls and upwards, a mile
and furlong- Fortunatus won, Cousin
Jeemes second, Heron third. Time 1 :55.
Ladies' stakes, two-year-old fillies, five
eighths of mile-Scmper Fidele won, An
ME Elizabeth second, Palfiena third.
Time :0lE.
Three-year-olds and upward, mile and
20 yar,is-Tenacity won, Chafton second,
Duke of Highlands third. Time AN.
Three-year-olds and upwards, u mile
and sixteenth-Almont won, Lulie Sec
ond, Longshot third. Time :5Oh.
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POLITICS IN THE SOUTH.
4 Demagogu. FILLED with Buck shot
Quits the Canvass.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2i.-Tbc Times
Democrats Meridian, Miss, special says:
L. B. Cook, n widely known republican
politician Of Jasper county was assassi-
mated yesterday afternoon near Mount
Zion church in Jasper county. He was a
candidate for the constitutional conyen-
ton and is reported to have made very
incendiary speeo h during the day. He was
found late in the afternoon, apparently
several hours after having been hit by Is
buck shot. He had the reputation of being
a turbulent spirit in the community and
his chief desire would bc To antagonize
aud engendcr all the race preiudices pos
siblc.
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A Guilty Conscience.

CHARLESTON, ;. C., July 2i.-B. X. Till
man, running on the alliance plan for
governor, arrived here yesterday, but says
he will not speak at the democratic mass
meeting 10 day because lac fears assassi-
nation. The police and detectives sta
toned at his hotel all yesterday and this
morning were reinforced by one hundred
Of Tillman's chosen band from Edgefleld.
No fears are entertained here for his mo-
lestation, although the city Is thick with
rumors of a very wild character.
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How IL Affects England.

LoNDoN, July 2i-Chnplin, minister Of
agriculture, delivered an address at Lin
coin agricultural hall, He said the recent
rise in the prices of agricultural products
was due TO the advance in the price OF sill
yer in consequence of the passage of the
silver bill i'm the United States congress.
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TWENTY MILES OF TRACK.
Washed Away ON the Colorado Central
Railroad Line.

DENVER, July 2i.-The washout on the
Colorado Central is the most disastrous
that has occurred since the road was built.
The loss is approximated at s250,0OO. The
amount OF track washed out covers alto
gether distance Of 10 miles, Ave miles
from the forks of the creek Ia Smith Hill
and Is miles from Golden To Floyd Hill.
The iron bridge at the forks of the creek
looks like a bundle Of wire, il has been SO
tangled up. Ii is impossible for railroad
men TO estimate the damage To the road,
but they admit that IL must be very large.
as the road up through there is a very
costly piece of railroad construction.
Two work trains and 100 men have been
working on the road since Tuesday noon,
and IL nothing further happens IL is prom
ised that trains will he able to get to the
forks of the creek before noon to-day.
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Odd. On the Jap.
By the Standards Special Wire.

Butte, July 4.-Thc match between
"The Jap" and Peter Schumacher Is at
tracing more than an ordinary amount OF
attention from the sporting element OF the
city. Already bets are being made with
odds IN favor OF the Japanese wrestler.
Fred Richie, hacker Of Sorakichi, re-
ceived q dispatch from him to-nig ht. say
ing he would arrive al Butte Saturday
evening.
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oUARRELINO ABOUT LAND.
Til. Union PaciHc Win. n Decision Again.,
settler.

"a settler.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-In the home
stead and pre-emptlon contested case OF
the Central Pacific Railroad company
against Henry Booth and James =. Rob
sou, ON appeal from the local land Office
at Salt Lake, Utah, the secretary Of the
interior has rendered decision holding
that settlement and residence of an alien
upon lands within the limits of the grant
10 the Central Pacific company at the
date OF the definite location of the road
does not except the same from the grant.
The decision ot the commissioner gem
erals land Office, from which the appeal
was taken, Is reversed.
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SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2I.-The first
race, five furlongs-Blue Rock won, Worth
second, Geraldine third. Time :G2a.
Second race, Flash stakes, 2-year olds,
half mile Monterey won, Sadie McClel-
land second. Pallet third. lime 49-4.
Third race, Travers stakes, 3-year-olds,
mile and half-Sir John won, Frontenac,
second, Burlington third. Time, 2:S.
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brotherhood Games.

At Philadelphia Philadelphia 3, Chi
cago ,.
Al Buffalo 1, Brooklyn ..
Al Cleveland, postponed rain.
Al Pittsburg, postponed rain.
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Despite the superstition about the opal,
Colonel Ingersoll invariably wears one I'm
his tie when he wishes to win an espcc-
ially hard case.