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Meeting q tho Annual Conferences y
Deer Lodge. Bishop Hem 81
dirk Presiding.
Tho imminent Divine Delivers
Forcible and Eloquent Dis
course at Night.


DNn LoDoS, Aug. 7.-[special. 1-rhe
annual conference Of the Methodist Episoo.
pal Church South convened IN Deer Iodra
at 9 .. NJ. Biahop Hendrix in the ohair.
Altar The opening hymn he read, a. ! Hcrip-
ture lesaons the parable of the soWes and
the seed, recorded in Matthew, thirteenth
chapter. The bishops comments vera
touching and inspiring. After PRAYER ths
organisation OF the conference was com-
pleted by olecting ]. B. Parnall secfstary
and ". =. Goulder and j. II. johnson
aasistants. The roll was called anu fifteen
answered TO their names. The following
committees we're announced: On public
worship =. ]. Stanley and WIN. Britt:
nominations for the ensuing quadrennium
-. J. Stanley and A. G. Couty; district
conference ;ournal-D. w. Flowers and ]. \.
II. Johnson; books and periodicals. D. B.
Price and n. B. Cockrill.
Tho secretary then read communication
from the publishing house at Nashvills,
Tenn, which showed the volume Of bpsi-
neas done TO be immense. The cash 49,
last year amounted to $363, 1000 Also one
from the Southern Presbyterian church 70
spsctinR tho petitioninR Of all governments
all national and International disputes,
which was referred to speciM committee
consistinR Of W. N. Britt and John Moore.
The chair called question 20: s'Are all the
preachers blameless in their official life and
administration" The name of E. ]. Stan
10y was called. and there being nothing
against him he made his report, which in
dicated great prosperity il his church work
this year.
W. q. Goulder and E. Q. Finley we're con
tinued on trial. E. L. Lee, local deacon
was re-admitted. d. b. Price was am
nounced ~ 4 transfer from the Southwest
Missouri conference and introduced to tho
conference. The hour Of adjournment hav-
ing arrived II was announced that the
bishop would preach at p. M, tonight
and the conferepce adjourned until .. n.
to morrow.
The congregation Tonight to hear Bishop
Hendrix was very large. His thems VA
the preventive grace Of the Lord Jssua
Christ, taking % his text II John Ill.
We delight to think Of Christ Y
the teaChsF, physician and advocate.
but be ID greatest of all in the position Of
an advocate. He was the perfect advocate.
He was eminent, first, in possessing hims
self Of his clients case. He knows man a.
no man knows man; second, his fidelity IL
presenting the case; third, he is holy add
vocate, called Jesus Christ the righteous
He 10 compassionate, he is even touched
with the feeling of our in6rmities. His ada
vocacy is perpetual, he even liveth to mak1
intercession for MS. Again he il an efIectu-
al advocate. His prayer to the Father was,
II will" He never lost case. The CON-
dition upon which he pleads our case is q
full confession Of guilt.
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ARGENr1NE's NEW PRESIDENT.

His Elevation Gives General satisfaction
Affairs Improving.
BuENos AYREs, Aug. 7.-Dr. Pelligrini,
the new president, has appointed the fol-
lowing cabinet: Gen. Roca, interior:
Edward Coste, foreign affairs; Guttiurrez
Lastra, education; Gen. Leyalle, war and
navy: Vicente Fidel Lopez, finance. Per-
feet harmony prevails in the cabinet. Con-
fidence is revivinR. The banks are closed,
but the bourse will reopen shortly. Ex-
changes are rising. The election of Pelli-
grini to the presidency has caused popular
rejoicing. decree has Just been promul-
gated which raises the state of seige and
declares liberty of the press.
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WITH DEADLY EFFECT.
A Boiler Explodes In Clark d siser's Saw
mill at Elliston.

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mort.ilv Wounded and and tsn an othsrs % .o o,s wv ~
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a..... -. - 90 80 DUnIs snu
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and Salvador il now free from marsudina
bands. A cipher dispatch from Guatema-
y says the revolution il sinOreasing. General
ZinRary, the revolutionist who captured
Chlquimul, has increased hia forces By
large numbers OF deeerters from GAlvadori.
an ranks. Dissatisfaction reigns ruprene.
and the flight OF President Barfillos y
looked for at any moment.
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Not Yet Axr,el,.

WAsHrxaroa, Aug, IAN agreement has
been reached by the oonferes on The sun
dry civil appropriation bin upon every item
except the appropriation of 9znOoo for
continuing the irrigation sasvsy nndsr IL
direction Of the geological survey. which
the senate struck ont Of The bill. Ano1her
eonference may b neoooaasy.
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The aArisona Kid Takes Four Shots
at Gus Turner at Gar
rison.
saw Mil Boiler Nxplodes Near MI
liston, Killing Ono and
Injuring Others.
The llil was Owned BY q g. Clark and
+. 8. 6izer-List OF the
Victims.

OEx1 LoDd1, Aug. 7.-lSpeotal.l- IA very
unprovoked attempt at murder took place
st Garrison this morning. Three men had
nome ia ON an eastbound freight, ono Of
whom was called tho Arizona Kid" Be-
tween 8 and O'Clock this morning this
man invited the other two to 60 into break
fast with him at O'Neill's hotel at Garrison.
From remarks which he made whom he
went to his breakfast IL was learned that he
intended to get breakfast for the three for
q dollar. After they had eaten their break
fast they went into the Office and this man
counter. When the clerk. Gus Turner,
informed him that the breakfast
for the three came to $1.60 instead Of 81,
the man commenced cursing, and told
Turner that he could take the 81 or he
would take it back and he wouldn't get
anything. Mr.. O'Nsill then stepped up and
told Mr.. Turner to take the 81 and lot the
fellow 70 away. The man went out ours
ing. He went across to tho depot, but soon
returned to the hotel, making threats.
Presently he got up against the house. and
was about to commit q nuisance when Mr..
O'Neill ordered him away. Hs turned upon
O'Neill and commenced curaing, and drew
his pistol upon him. Mr.. O'Neill. turned
away and started for an officer, whom Mr..
Turner stepped out to make the fellow 20
away. Tho man Immediately commenced
firing at Mr.. Turner. He fired
three shots, one Of them taking
effect back of the left shoulder. The man
started to run, going towards and around
the depot, fourishing his pistol. He then
crossed the river. At once the deputy
sheriff and several other men took after
him and captured him about a mile from
Garrison. In the meantime MIR. O'Neill
got authority from railroad headquarters
for an engine to run az special to Deer
Lodge for a physician. By this time the
prisoner had been returned to the depot
and he was at once placed upon the engine
and brought to Deer Lodge, and luckily for
him, for there were men at Garrison that
were infuriated enough and only needed the
word to wiring him up thsn and shere. The
engine returned 10 Garrison with Drs.
Owings and AinshaM, who did what
they could for Mr.. Turner and
he was brought to Deer Lodge on the south
bound morning train, and taken to st.
Joseph's hospital. The man who did the
shooting is now in the Deer Lodge jail
He refuses togive his name. Mr.. Buchanan,
the jailer, recognized him a. man who
was around Anaconda about q year ago.
and who. he thinks. was run out Of that
place.
The two mon who took breakfast with
him have been held a. witnesses. The man
is about 25 years Of age. Mr.. Turner ID
al,ut % vaara ~ s<,n aud zoe - n ~,~;nk - 4
peaceable disposition. He has brother,
Lou Turner, who is q guard at the peniten-
tiary, the only relative in Montana. AT
last accounts Mr.. Turner was resting
easy. The wound may not be fatal, but il
cannot known for several days, but if he
dies there will be hanging bee, sure.
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Nimble william.

LONDON, Aug. 7.-Emperor William
visited the dock yards at Portsmouth to-
day. While there he came near being
Knocked down by the horses attached to
carriage of Admiral Commerel, naval COM
mander-in-chief at Portsmouth. As the
emperor was crossing the street to enter
Admiralty house, he was slightly struck ON
the shoulder by the horses attached to
carriage which was approaching the Ad-
miralty House. The emperor narrowly es-
capped being knocked down by jumping
nimbly aside.
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IspKpxSDKxcx, Iowa, Aug. 7.-Phenome-
nal work was done to-day ON the kusk Park
track. Manager, by Nutwood, Was driven
70 break the two-year-old pacing record,
lowering il from 2:2ON to 2:19H. Barnshot,
full brother to Allerton. lowered his record
from 2:29H TO 2a2x.
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Peace NsGoeistisuIS.

OrY OF Mzxco, Aug. IA special dis
patch to the press agency Iays:' The Guate-
malan negotiations for peicears progressing
fayorably and will undoubtedly be oonclud-
ed before the end of the week. It ID be-
lieved that peace, honorable to both Guate-
mala and Saivado will be arranged.
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The Deadly Plague

MADRID, Aug.-The cholera is raging at
Jeddah. Deaths average 100 daily. A death
from cholera occurred in this city.
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Thinks Kemmler Was Tortured.

LoNDosa Aug. 7.-Mr. Preece, chief elec-
trician of the postoflice, in an interview to-
day. recalled his denouncing electricity a
a means Of execution before the British as
sociation in 1889. his experience proving
the difficulty and uncertainty of killing .
rabbit with the most powerful induction
coil ever made. The great difficulty lay in
the absence of knowledge a. to what amount
Of electricitv would be certain to produce
death without torture. From a scientific
view ths kemmler execution was q failure.
Beyond doubt he suffered intense torture,
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Kemmler's BODY.

AUBURN, n. T., Aug. 7.-Warden Durston
stated this afternoon that the remains OF
Kemmler still lie in the room in the prison
where the autopsy was held. He has. not
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THE AUSTRALIAN SYSTEM.

It Results in Immense Democratic Gains
In Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. THE greatest ex-
citement prevails here tonight on account
of the result of the election for county off,
GERS to-day. This county, which gives ordi-
narily about 1000 republican majority, to-
day elected the entire democratic ticket.
The change was brought about by the new
registration system of ballots. Quite 80
per cent of the negroes vote was lost by
the republicans in consequence of these
laws. This is the first time since the war
that the entire democratic ticket was
elected in this county.
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Defeated the Yaquis.

CrrY OF MEx1oo, Aug. 7.Several battles
have been fought between Yaquis Indians
and Mexican troops in Sonora, in which the
latter have been victorious.
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Eyraud Attempts suicitle.

PARIS, Aug: 7.-Eyraud, the murderer of
Notary Gouffe, attempted suicide to-day.
He tore his shirt into strips, twisted them
together to form a rope, and, with it, at
tempted to choke himself to death. But
for timely discovery he would have sue
ceeded.
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Rupee paper. which is direct silver Sc
curity, stands first, and although it shows
conspicuous rise in price, yet it still looks
cheap in view of the prospects of the silver
market in the immediate future. for it
yields an investor per cent for his money,
whereas tho sterling loans, with exactly the
same security, only return just over 3 per
cent. Merriam internal bonds also seem to
be worth attention. The other securities
quoted depend only indirectly and partial
y upon silver. Some of them-such, for
instance, as Mexican Central incomes-
which will benefit considerably from the
improved price of silver, are no higher than
they were at the beginning of the year.
while Mexican national bonds are actually
great deal lower. In some cases, Of
course, the effect of the silver bill may
have been Offset by other considerations,
but this cannot apply to all, and it seems
reasonable to infer that several of the
above securities are even now worth the at
tention of investors. But the most obvious
general comment on the whole situation 10
that the silver bill has been played in ad-
vance for pretty we'll all it is worth"
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A Revolt In Progress.

CALCUTTA, Aug. IA revolt has broken
out among the Alchacaras in Candahar.
I;,,e Troops have been dispa4ched p assli The
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pdonat Colle~, Burnedl.

MONTREAL, Aug. Word has besn re-
ceived here that Mohat college. on Isle Per-
rot, ten miles from thias city, has been
burned to the ground. Over 800 students
we're in attendance. and they are now quar-
tered in out buildings and farm houses.
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Assets Rather small.

PARm, Aug. 7.-The report Of the liqui-
dators of the Panama Canal company has
been presented to the tribunal. The ex-
penditures thus far amount to 1918, GOO 600
francs. Assets, March 3, $1,000, 600
francs.
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Tho Time Of Leaving.

LONDON, Aug. 7.-Emperor William has
decided not to leave the Isle of Wight at
the time originally fixed for his departure.
He will remain until midnight Friday.
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CQuOtatOnOO
Now. Jan. /.
Indian rupee paper, 4 per cent. ...... 70 50
Indian rupee paper. ~ per cont. sou Tx
Austrian silver rentes. ............ Is rs
Mexican Intervals. s............ 81 "a
Mexican railway, ordinary. AK 40n
Mexican railway, first preference. 121h 119
Mexican railway, second preference 784 70
Mexican Central. per cent. bonds. Is 74H
Mexican Central, first income bonds s8xd s8
Mex can National "A" bonds. ....... 5ON 81
East India railway, deferred an
Great Indian Peninsula railway, or
Indian Midland railway. ordinary. 118 ll0
South Austrian railway shares...... Tx 12h
Agra Ban. ...................... ~ 8
Chartered Bank of India. ......... 28 28h
Chartered Mercantile bank. 27h 25X
Hong Kong and Shanghi bank -. IS 58X
National Bank of Mexico. ........... IL liz
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All Democrats.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. THE returns
from the elections show that tho demo-
cratic majorities are unusually large, but
fore Saturday. There is no republican or
independent in the senate. In the house
there are three republicans and one indie
pendent.
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Light vote Polled.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Aug. 7.-Reports to
the times from all parts Of the state indi-
cate q quiet election for county officers.
with small vote polled. The Farmers
Alliance succeeded in electing in some
counties independent candidates. b. j.
Leaben was elected judge Of the supreme
court by large majority. ~.
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Resort Rurned.

cxso4vuLE, Fla, Aug. The Murray
an elegant summer hotel at Pablo
fh. WAS burned this morning. The flfty
- in the heuss escaped. Loss, o2ao.-
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BROUGHT HIM DOWN.
Onicsr Pickle, Of Anaconda, Shoots =
Sneak In the Foot.

Omcsr Pickle. Of Anaconda, Shoots >
Sneak In the Foot.
ANACONDA, Aug. 7.-[Special. Am army
Of sneak thieves has been camping here
during the races and only the extreme vigi-
lance Of the police have prevented them
securing much booty. Az 1t is, only three
or four cases Of robbery have been reported.
Wednesday night Officer Pickle got on the
trail Of three suspicious men and fol-
lowed them up. He broke into
their room At Mrs. Blaks's lodging
house and found them in possession
Of quantity Of clothing and other articles
stolen from the room Of another lodRer,
who identified the goods AZ his. The officer
placed the three men under arrest. On the
way to Jail one Of them, Andrew Coy, broke
nway and ran. Pickle commanded him to
halt, but he did not. Pickle then drew his
gum and fred at Coy's legs. The bullet
took effect in his foot. inficting painful
wound. Coy was taken to the hospital, and
his foot may have to be amputated. The
community endorses the act of Pickle.
The two other prisoners are J. Brennan and
James Rogers. They came here from
Butte.
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% Sports at Anaconda Who Backed
Olympia Pulled Out SIPS
For SIS.
ae Meeting One Continual Round
Of Surprises For tho
Talent.
renxi Outfoots Tenny in . Great Racs-
The sluggers Have . Great
Big Day.

ANACoNDA, Aug. z. lSpectal.l
lie was ladies' day and the grand stand
|s mass of bright oolors and smiling
bes. Betting was livelier than ever, and
J shorts again went home with their
bkets full Of gold. In the first races,
|tting, for three-years olds bred and
|sed in Montana, $50 each, $3.50 added.
brida and Deacon alternated as favor
3 in the pools. After the first heat
|nelwood sold favorite and bushels Of
Iney were put up, for Florida and Dea-
) had innumberable hackers. The race
|s interesting throughout.
eck Il Longs Florida, blk. f...........2 l 1
prge Burri, Kenelw0od, b. c..........
tntley Il Clark 8 Eeacon, b. c...........
lime, 243, 2:41. 2:s9
For the second race, three quarters of
lie handicap, purse $3.50. there were i've
|rters. Kismet was a hot favorite at the
ut, but later Roly Boly had the honor.
Ie jockey of Koly Boly was taken OF on
|,ount Of rumor that the race was to be
boxed. false start was made by Kis-
u and He'd Elm, and they ran out the
Fee-quarters, their Jockeys laboring under
Misrepresentation that they had got the
I'D. It was claimed by some that the
flag had been dropped. The official de-
bon Of the starter, Senator Thornton,
b that he did not drop the flag. The
rt was finally made all right, and glo-
'us race followed. Il was splendid I'm
down the home stretch, Olympia finally
hning by length. II was claimed that
gmet and Red Elm had worn themselves
in the first run, and much dissatlsfac
q was expressed by their hackers. Sem
r Thornton's honesty, however. cannot
questioned. Nobody ever having
banned Of Olympia's winning. his few
tkers pulled $125 from the pools for
Dry $5 invested.
pwn & Blevins' Olympia. b. g., 1Os. ........... I
nvss Or Stables Kismet, oh. s.. lis: :............. S
Prnton & smiths He'd Elm, b. g., iOs........ S
lime, 1:16.
Third race, trotting,. 2:27 class, purse
600. I-Jay-S sold for big money as first
bioe, Louis 8. second. It was q very
yer and interesting race.
b Carrigen's Lays, ch. s......... 2 1 ! l
y, Csssidy's Louls =. ca. 9. -...... 2 1 :
ims. $3.50 s:so. sssI, & s:5sk. a;s Z. 2:2s,1. =
The fourth was special trotting race for
purse of 500 with four entries. Alice
the choice in the pool box. Starline
bond, Minute Man third, and True Ella
the foot. Alice was crowded at times,
managed to get there first in three
aight heats.
French's Alice, oh. M. 1, 1 1
Newberry's True ElIa, ch. m :......... 5 q 2
n%1 r. fVuvL,~ 10 he q q q
3. Lindsay's Starline, br. g.. ....... :. dist.
lime, 2:S6, 1887, 2S9.
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nay na rhsd.'

DHERIopax, Aug. 7.-[spsoial. About
three hundred tons Of hay belonging 70 Mr..
Peter Walton, south Of town, caught fire
yesterday afternoon and was entirely de-
stroyed. It 10 supposed to have caught
from the carelessness of some Of the en-
ployes in sfnoking pipe.
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WELDED THE WILLOW.

sluggers Made the Twlrlers Very
Weary Yesterday.
A1cAao, Aug. THE following are the
res in to-day's games:
Players League.
Pittsburg- RH.E
.'e... es's.e.a1 8 8 j ! "a 9is ( !, !.
orri.. Carroll; Foutz, Mack.
Boston Av.
Fse; York =. 3 3 9 g 3 2 9 8 90 s$-.s :
ldbot rae, Kelly; J. Ewing. Buck Ewing.
Brooklyn R.H.E.
sas,es,.: 8 ] ] 8 8 ] sss ssls 9 8
|wders. Cook: Knell, Cross.
Chicago R.H.E.
:issd 8 3 5 3 9 9 Sss 81 ~ e 8 Il 7
ryer and Baldwin. Farrell: Bakely and Sut-
nj hadford and Brennan.
National League.
Cincinnati- R.H.E
ssa4s.S isn:ti !ss "a ~ j j ; ;
|reman, keenan,; Gibson and Osborne,
ker
Philadelphia R.H.E
YorS..... o 3 Q Q o o . Q 2-4s s
ckery, Clements, Sharrot, Burkstt and Clark.
Erooklyn- R.H. Z
Ea1n.. aa'' '..::.:. qs "a g 9 ~ ~ I ! 8 3
vet. and Carruthers, DAILY; Nichols, Ben
Cleveland RHk
eland... 4Os 90 0l7O LIS Is 1
aeo..-.-.. 2 1 90 o / o o. 6 S
nth. Nmmei; Stein. Nagla.
American Association.
T0ledo-Toledo IL. Rochester 6.
s.. Louis-St. Louis 8, Syracuse 8.
Louisville z. Brooklyn 2.
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The Force BIN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE committee on
privileges and elections voted BY strict
party division to report the national cleo
ton bill to the senate.
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Trotting 1t Buhalo.

|uTrA1o, Aug. Tin the 2:27 trot, $4,000.
wson won. Almont Wilkes second, EHie
third. Keokee fourth, Best time, 2:19k.
|ree-for-sll pace, $1,000 Hal. Palmer
3, GOSSIP, Jr.. second, Emma third.
y time, 2:16L.
|18 trot, $2,0DO-Alfred S. won, Mockine
d second. Lady Bullion third, Hendrys
|rth. Best time, 2:174.
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Capital Notes.

Gen. McC0ok will be assigned TO the de-
partment Of Arizona, with headquarters at
santa Fe.
Confrmations: Registers Of land ofices
Samuel Gordon, Miles City, Mont; w.
Roberts, Sacramento, Cal.
The assistant secretary of ths treasury
says ths department having decided that
laundryman u laborer, q Chinaman Who
d proprietor Of . laundry would not, under
the act of Oct. l, 1880. be allowed to land in
the Unitsd States after visiting his native
county.
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Firenxi Outfoots rewny.


MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. Attendance 1O,-
!. Mile-Chaos won, Defaulter second,
pla B. third. Time, 1:42.
Camden stakes, two-year-olds, three
lrths Of a mile-Kildeer won, Peter Sec
p, Florimore third. Time, 1:15A.
Trenton stakes. three. year-olds, mile and
} furlong- Clarendon won, Kempland
Iond, Maxim Colt third. Time, o:B.
Freehold stakes, three-year-olds, mile
half. The race was fast one, with
q quarter of second of the record.
lenzi won, Tenny second. Time, 2:3SA
Fhree-years old and upwards, seven fur
gs-Newburg won, Kern second. Gray
wn third. Time, 1:27A.
lille and one furlong- -Grimaldi won,
gRard second, Cleaning third. Time,
!.
hsidens, one mile-Jennie, flly, won,
Psapeake second, Donley third. Time,
F/4s
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Che fourth was special trotting race for
purse of 500 with four entries. Alice
b the choice in the pool box, Starline
bond, Minute Man third, and True Ella
the foot. Alice was crowded at times,
managed to get there first in three
|aiohk heaka
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American Association.
T0ledo-Toledo IL. Rochester 6.
s.. Louis-St. Louis 8, Syracuse 8.
Louisville Z. Brooklyn 2.