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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

Montreal. sept. 1.-the fifth annual meeting "
she General Masonic Relief ~ s"ciaOn Df Canafa and
ihe United states IS ~ Session here. There pres
ent a large number of delegates. among whom are
John r. Pope. president, Of New York; g. V. X.
Nice, him. vice president. Of II. Louis William Della
mater. treasurer. New York, Ir. ID. F. Bennington.
secretary. Baltimore: Fred Carter. Ncw-lor!; W.
]. Mcdonald. grand high priest Knight, Templar.
New York Mr. LivcrmOre. New York Martin Ceilings,
St Louis, l.. Z. Williamson, L. X. CHM, f. j. Nc"-
ton and II. &. DsyriSh, WASHINGTON; Jacob Lake,
Baltimore: William Nathan and II. Ross. Williams
burg ~ Z: G. y. Rudolrh and u u. Simpson,
hoboken. ". J.: q H. Troop and Fred j. IiOwn,
N"wfork Charles W. CusIman, Buiuln: =. g..
Mit, bell and Fred Tchmpf. Albany, ahd r. McTavi.h,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
FESTIVITIES IN SALVADOR

La Iberiad. Sept L.. via Gaveston-Thc festivities
september I in cciebrs: ion ~ III" rlecion "( cu
cia Ezeta "a, Provisional Pre-, id-i, Of >'lvalor.
were enthusiastically taken part IA hy the pcVi'" \
great munic pal banquet GycA. u. Nhlti -" ucV
!r,idcn, assisted and IN the evening sIa" bhl took
place in the tLri:lr. P;r,ldc:its Ia Has -
t.i cmala BoCrah q! Honduras. >aca.a Of Nicart-
lld and IUdI Of Costa Iica. aud Pres !1nt DIaz
of MEXICO, have t"ntoiod tirN Congratulations -
Pr sid ~ E2c'a. upon hi election ~ tpngrr>. The
country at peace and business a,'ivc ayan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
WRECK OF A FREIGHT TRAIN.

Wyoming. y. y. sept. Il. ~ u freight tIain was
nearing M station the buffalo Rochester and Pitt.
burg Railroad AZ I:ij thiI morning from fIe
East IL Wa thrown from the track ly a misplaced
switch. The Ell .in-. which l. Of the mo,l type did
not Leave the rn,uheSi. but fifteen Of the wcr'
piled IN every conceivable shape. The fireman and
brakeman c-capcd .:om the cab through the window
int III" engineer could not open hi, window and
was imprisoned in the cab until the train u
stop. No one WIS injured. II j. cI tdcn that tho
wreck wa caused Icy some one who ha, "a gIdco
AGAINST the company some ot IN" Of the tram,
~ IN" switch Was tahCn apart. ties removed and the
rails ml>pLt, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
STRIKES AMONG CIGARMAKERS.

Theodore Fitzgerald was recently appointed hv thu
International Cigarmakcrs Union to investgat,
don Of the cigar industry IN this city, His report made
showed that there have been seventy strkes
in th, city this summer involving Is 600 workers and
tha. their wages have been increased from 20 to 40
cent Soynn strikes began last week and two were ended
c also rel ortei that seventy families Of cgarmker
In thu house factories OF Eo,rthal roth'r IN
inst Stniy rsts been cvct ana fo'tv families n
Polish Jews taken In they would work chcapr An
c,tgaton last night showed that large number o
families had left these tncmcnthouscs but " was saia
that they left Of their own accord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

Cape Town, S.pt. l1.--tTcat excitement has h""'
cau>.d here nv the arrival 81 a PortucIcs" st'ine!
loaded with kidna/pcd nhtN"s from M"/am'iq1c o.
the Wee, Coast. The tribunal here Gee id'd
tia: 1t wa unable interfere with the steamer. nu
fourteen raire,. Who aftsr d" pcrate attempt. sur
coded IN escaping from tn" steamer. were de- l,:'d
free and the tribunal refused assist In rcCisIuins
them Tho (over,Or referred the matter 10 the Gov
ernncnt ut London. In the meantime the steamer
proreedNd. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
urLuDNIrO AND THE GAME LAWS.

Xcybnr. sept. u (sWciib In connection WIN t'e
expected pro-c'"tion OF D'lm"hl'" Tor 'i"i'h''' VI
49,, ,,uc laws. Dr. Willcit Kidd. the game protector,
,h., hi, attention wa, first called tn the matter
g., , we'll known resident Of Ncw-Iork tny VINO
,i,u..l,t Il, entirely wroag well Il, Illegal To sell
,,,drn. ont Of season.. and demanded that Dol
i,, as we'll as the smaller fry, bc made 10 live up
f, the statutes. DR.. Kidd says Dclmonirn VIII pc
.p @ 'm cG for twenty four different Violations. tho
'pcn,,ic, for which VIII aggregate 5000. Dr. kilu
i,s u:,,,rclicd hfty such cases ad only III ohc
IN ,t,ucc Ia, he failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
A LOYAL Address TO PRINCE GEORGE.

Quebec. sept. 11.TOday some 800 citizens. headed
BY the Mayor and Aldermen. prorecdct to the hon
of the Governor t;eas.al. with whom Prince George
of Wales is staying during his visit " Quebec. AID
presented the royal visitor with a.ddiess OF homage
Lord Stanley introduced the party u Prince George
after which the Mayor read the address first In
French, then In English Tic Prince. after having
listened attent!vcly, addressed tie delegation He ad
tie favorable impression he hal OF the Canadian,
proved be true. for since his STAY in Canads r. II
received unrcmittDg proofs Of loyalty ana devoi"n
to the Crown. Tic hoped God would reward tho
eouhtrys fidelity with pro- pery and peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

crduas recently authorized will not he made The
Ministers Of the Province OF Buenos Ayrcs have 70
signed. They will bc replaced by men who arc 10
lIArnony with the National Government.
cold j. quoted at lj5 per cent premium.
The following CaLine; appointments are announcer
Minister Of Finance. ScnOr Cane, Minister Ot tRo
Interior. sc,ur lined0; Minister OF Public W0rks,
ScnUr IIueRo.
Dr. Plaza is ;L,ou; to start for London to arrange
a loan 10 pay OF public indebtedness, coming due
There + report that Stnor CaSares. president OF
the Provincial Ea:la will resign his ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
TUr ,.UJ,. ,GO IRISH BRIG ABE ~ HlNNW III

I.>iug,on Mo. sept. 1.-THE surviving pari'i
n,,t. u The battle nj Lexington met here yc-t'Na'
in r,,p,n.c to the Invitation i->ue' by General
N, N,,lta OF bloomington H. and DINERS "i 'hc '"'
,nso laigadc. Mr.. james A. Muii's'"' WIG vi
,l,.. commanding general. tretraphed ier r'er''N'
.r, ,in, viii .udcoyor 10 >rttls several points IN
,,,trnvcrA rcctr1!ln. tive battle. aud the session
,,,u continue two or three days longer. ''chriah
WrNult, i, tahin. notes OF the testimony given by
the veterans. and vii! compile history Vi '"c SNh
hafI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
r.srryc s,y,.c GOOD FRIDAY.

Allentown. Penn. sept. II (spocial'.-Mrs' hnen
WHETHER Of Whitehall Township. TINS county. .o"'.
pasScd the lB7th day Of her fast. S.ncc "ooa fro"S
h h,. no. partnAen OF anything either In liquid or
solid FORM Her pulse at tho wrist could not be de
tec,cd for tho last SIX months. The sight IS almost
gone, and her right /, paralyIed. i"e wv
limbs move ,lghty Mt times and arc SensiuvS :" t tc
touch. The case Is strange one a"o - puAA's -.
ply yslclaps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
PERHAPS THE CHALLENGER IS Nv TOW No"

Tho dsrnantlcd ship Challenger account OF the ace
,,, IN which wa, brought To this port by the fr'heh
,.,.r In Nornandir r.>rral days ago, was rQhtd Dy
,t German ship IGa captain Winters last sunday Inc
Ida I'd here night from Hamburg She spoke the
d,.nuutrd Challenger hut WAS told that no assistance
was required On Tuesday th" lda rp"h' inc sua" w.
,,y. NJ Philadelphia ,vt'cn mile, NORTHUMBERLAND OF
.h,nucro.k and I,ancd that She MAS In SeAr"S q" VI
Challenged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
cOrGRgsyViy BrTTERWORTH DE'LINES

CIncinnati sept. I7.-Bcnjamn Bn'tcrw"th' hepfe'
sentative in Congress from tn" 1T oh'" D'''''' "t'
written a letter to a number OF his constituents WHO
had asked him 10 be 4 candidate !or reelection IN
which he positively declines, giving aS one reason thst
IN, |, Obliged to follow pursuit which VIII enable
him 10 place hi. family in circumstances Oh security
against casualty or DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
TILE WRECK nr TIE nARCELnNA

Quebec. sept. l7--Lloyd's agent at th, port. wh"
has Just returned from the stranded steamer Bnrccl"ri
states that he found her in bad p0~tion til" pd.
The captain and officers. who The o,l; p":'
char ge Of the wreck. the having M "a Qu"
bee have compelled "a take mp their qtartcr-
the upper bridge. on september =. Will" On m.
passage out. the Barcelona EctutcIcd Terrific hur
cane. during which three Of her crew we're washcd
overheard. Tic vessel is undoubtedly total lo,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
cUt.RCu BADLY DAMAGED BI FLAMES.

Tho First Reformed Church at Somcrvill", " j.,
was badly damaged BY fire at o'clock yesterday morn
lnr The fire department promptly answered th'
alarm and did good work. though 1t was It's hrst nre
in more tba, a ycsr The valuable organ was ruined
hy .rola and wafer Tho belfry aud tower were
dcstroved and the interior OF the church WAS burned
~ "a CHAR spontaneous combustion aud mlsplaoeI
electric light wire are both blamed ior '"e oia1'' "'
loss Is covered BY insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

Paris, Sept. FLOWING 10 til" statements made by
General B0ulaneer. VI. NaQuct aadccdcd to retain In
seat in tic Chamber Of Deputies order r.ut' tine
calunln!cs uttered by the General. The lgaro" +"
dav IN IL, scric> Of article, revealing tho inside hist
of the Ioulan.t describes the 'Onil'i"n
that occurred anon. the leaders O the paity
General Bnulaiger's unexpected departure for IrI'"l
void
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
THE TWO EMPEROR> MEET.
WILLIAM AND FRANZ JOSEF KISS AND I'm
KilH\STNlk

Holn>tock. sept. l7.-Empcror william received
Emperor Francis Joseph at the depot here s cvenii4
The two EinpcrorS repeatedly embraced ard kissed
each other. Count Kalnoky cordially greeted hy
Chancellor Won Caprivi The Eiiperors. escorted bv
guard of honor drove the Castle, Count kalnoky and
Chancellor Capriv following. Dc.ntatious fr M
veteran and other associations lined the and
great enthusiasm prevailed.
The King of Sayony dned with The Empcrors This
evening The grounds Of the Castle were Illuminated
and bonires were lighted all the surrounding hills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
,.OLORED KNIGHTS TEAPLAR ~ SESSION.

New BEDFORD, Mass. Sept. Il (>pccian-Thc colored
GRAND comuandcry OF the Rhode Island and Na'>a-
chusctts Knights rcmpar met in annual session here
.odav The Ncw-York communicates present were
tho 81 Johns and Iyanhoc. parade wa, made this
stmcon 1 @ and ball was given to night to the visitors.
,rhn number about 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
STEAMER PRINCESS BEATRICE WRECKED.

IIaiE.N, y. :, sept. Tie steamer Princess
Beatricc which left here Monday night for Charo,i'
town. i. f.. l.. and in"rr"diat" ports, was wrecked
List night near New Iarboi Gu, >boro County. Tho
la,,on-c!. and saved. The Prince" I
Hca,rice which had been the eastern hor' route
for TWO year owned hy the Halifax ahd Prince
Edward Island Steamship Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
A poRTrt;,E-E MINISTER RESIGNS.

Lisbon. sept. L.. >c'ho" Kibcr". Mni'"r Of Foreign
Affairs ha, rc.i.ncd his ONCE in consequence of ~"
opnOsitiDn 10 the Anglo Portuguese treaty relative to
territory in East Africa.
II i, probable that senior y. d" Scrpa Pinrhal Ono
Prime Minister and Minister Of War, will assume tho
Office Of Minister Of Focign AiaIr>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
AuAnGEn WITH SELLING LOTTERY rICKETS.

Wa,hIn:tnn sept. 17.-Charlcs Thompson. An NJ
,orucy for the Louisiana Lottery Company here was
IN day arrest ed upon charge OF selling lottery tickets
ure,.Ircd hy Po, totIicc Inspector r. d. King ~ Is
laid that in response 10 drcoy letters containing 81
nri sent 10 Thompson. tickets were promptly iur
ri,hcd through the mails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
THIEVES SET FIRE TO TIE ALEXANDRA.

TIE pAMANI. TO THt llloIUI;l' PALACE FsI1'
MATED AT go coo.
London. sept. IA dispatch has been received
in thi, c.ty from Grauaia which gives currency {"
the report that the fire a." Allan bra pa.a'" wa
Of iItcndiary origin and that IL the work of thieves
who set fire III" hi.tor,c l!ldiuc N ogic: I" screen
tho thcf f some Of tho rauy works of art ,antaln"d
in the lace.
Madrid sept. l7.-Ihc danA-" +" 40 Alham'ri
ca.>rf hy , fire which, lr Ike ont the palsc" Mon
d.y night amounts 10 Sj0OfN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
rlTIL ROLLER EXPLOSION.

Char,otte ~ C., Sept 1.-THE boiler at the G'n
house Of Hugh Royce IL few miles from here. cxplodei
TO-DAY. killing william Hoycc. son Of tho owner Oh t,'e
vIn house and severely injurG several other porsons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

Wa,liuctrn, sept. II. speaker Reed has AT length
signed the River and Ilabor Appropriation bill. and
,Lc annourt rtcmclt will be made TO the House at th"
first opportunity. The neat step III order VIII be
=. .c,rc the signature OF Ae presiding officer Of the
senate and the bin will t0n ~ To the Pre- dent Tor
annrOXa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
AFFAIRS IN THE ARGENTINE.

DuenOs Ayres. Sept. 17.-ScnOr Rosa. Minister OF
the INTERIOR Is accused OF intriguing TO secure Inc
Presidency. lie maintains, however, That ne Is ~
solved not TO DC u candidate.
The Minister OF Finance has officially declared ua'
ID issue Of note, further than tho one recently
sanctioned will DC cVuntcnauced. The emission oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
rODY Or TyCEyDIiRIES ~ VIRGINIA.

IIarrsouburg Va. sept. 17-Early this morning tho
handsome hoIne Of J. NJ Kent was set on fre In
several places ana burned to the ground Ar. kcnts
former home was burned in March last. ana other
src evidently the work OF inccndiares, nave 'Aused
aiarn, Thcrc Is talk OF forming visilance com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

Bcrne sept little prOplc Of Rcspin. Lncain"
,ud PortsriuS have Enthusiastically determined 10
rrin.tatn The Government. Trouble u expected. II
i, reported that "A fight has occurred between 'h" III
fan,ry aud the people a. Mcndr>o. and that soldier
AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
IN FAVOR OF THE REPUBLIC.
GRATIFYING RESULT OF TuK ELECTIONS IN
BRAZIL

Rio Ianciro sept l1.-Th" ON "al 2. l"unrewaat is
made that The ec' tons arr hni>hcd and that the na
jO,ity secured 10y the Government proves ConcuSvrv
that the people IL favor Of the maintenance Uf
Republican institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

Montreal. Que sept. l1.-1hc Rev. Cure DE Cary.
Of St. Henri Ouc says that the failure OF the crops
In the province Of Quebec was 'huscd oS 'h' "i"'h
NJ Cnd directed against the basphemy, intempcrancc
extravagancc and lust Of tic people,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
vor SAXCrlONINti THE SLAVE TRADE.

" -
Heiin sept. I7-TirS R"ichS1nzc!c ger say. iai ~"
uriucl pal German official at ZANZIBAR replying To- Il
c.,e sispatch from the home GOvc c.nlnrni on Ia" sub
icct denies that prJcanatioI sanctinnng slave deal
i,,y ha. been pUbi. he'd al Ea@din"Ao. II" I'll" :"
port, hr says, Wa probably chrn!aHh bS inc MiDe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
InENTIEIED RY LIS VICTIM.

Windsor. Ont. sept 17.-Mr. Land. farmer. arrived
herc from kentucky to-day. accompanied bv Detective
Norris, and went 70 Sandwich Jail, where lie Identified
. prisoner named Haynes one OF the who
buncoed hun out Of O., 900 May 1. Land is worth
1000. but his story shows that hc was al easy
mark for the sharpcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
TIE CLJ,NDA rLO.iTED

HALIFAX. y. s., Sept. l7.-The steamer Ulunda.
Which went on the Lodges, Bay Of Fundy. on August
- while on passage from st. Johns for Halifax. Wa,
~ 81 the rocks today and safely beaclied In West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA IN CUBA.
Havana. sept. 1.-THE Board OF Health met to-
~ and adopted stringent measures to prevent the
Introduction Of cholera IN Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

The report that Sn,h order had been t-suct
cou!d no; be verified IN this Cty last night, but
neither would those knigt> Of Labor Who were seen
deny the II. Matter Wclh. third vice pic>t
den, OF the New York Cratra. had nothing t. say ou
the subject, and woald neither confirm deny the
one incident which rompta"> the in this
rty |. that 7. v rOwdcrly. general master workman
Of IN" knishf~ of Labor. aud the General ENccu;rve
Board h'd >"'rci ns~tihg Yesterday with tlIe prm-
inrnt leaders of he Knights In tins nclchiro. ind
then folded their tents and silently stole away"
hui where they went to oud not bc learned. Onv
u few hours beOr' Mr.. pOwdrrk quietly gave up
his headquarters il the AStOr House and lot the
city he >aid that IN" strike would be de-, IA nd
OH and intimaied that the road would not bc u>"l
ly knights II Labor" II Is thought that Mr.. Pow
DERBY has gone 10 Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
A SANITARY COMMISSION TO MAsSowAI.

Rome Sept. ia sanitary commission mas s'nften
for Massowah where the deaths from cholera average
fifty daily. Europeans are not affected; hulct m
measures for the isolation OF the naVes haVc pec''
adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
A CRISIS IN PORTUGAL.
THE KING ACCEPTS TIE RESIGNATION OF
HIS CABINET
SENIOR ElBElRO UNABLE TO rLACATh HIS
FROM ENGLAND.


oouSrEyMEN By CONCESSIONS SECURED
FROM ENGLAND
Iisbon Sent. l7-The King has accepted the
nesignotion of the whole Cabinet. H." will con-
for to-morrow with the Presidents of the Cham
hers and leading statesmen. II is expected thar
Senbor Serpa Pimental wiz remain Premier. and
will assume the Foreign portplio Senior KibciEo
ALLEGES that he resigned because the Miniserias's
welld not support his policy.
The Portuguese Cabinet which has just resigned has
b.en aware for some time that the conflict with Eng
land might lead to its fall. When the first news OF
The high.handed British dealings in regard to the 'li-
can district of the shire reached Portugal II was seen
that the Lisbon Government did not dare to act vg"r
ously from the start riots occurred In several c'c' Oh
Portugal. In the capital the newspaper Los De
bates" appeared with its columns in mourning. whc
another newspaper. A Patria.' Published IN
blank. only with il, title. it did moi wish to ais
cuss the great National topic of the day. Sehhor
Eibeiro. who lad not yet accepted the por'ioho oi
Minister for Foreign Affairs. which he resigned TWO
daye ago and the political editor OF the CON
scrvatve organ "L'Imparcia' caused the propric'":
Of thai papcr TO suspend its publication. He found
himself in u dilemma-nOt daring IL attack the ""V
ernment's tim:1 conduct and unwilling to FISK I'M
popularity by bowling down. a. the Government mao
done, before the English utimatnm OF January H. r
his entrance into the Cabinet senior Elbeiio hoped 10
pacify public opinion by obtaining from Ehgthd
concessions These lie secured indeed and read in the
Cortes FRIDAY last But they were no; suhcenf TO
satisfy Portuguese patriotism. and the Cabinet has
been compelled 10 resign. II is hard TO forcsee just
now how fur the popular ebu,on can reach STILL
the present composition Of the Cores renders impoS-
sible tho proclamation by that Assembly OF Repu6
c which could be established. however. by triumph
ant revolution in the STREETS ef Lisbon ana Opoito
Previous to the British there were in the
former CUrtes only two Republican Deputies senior
Latino COelho of Lisbon and senior Frea> OF oportO
Al the latest elections for the new CoreS March
20. only three more Republicans were sent to the
Ihambtr which is composed Of Ill mehlbers II
ssc.> Therefore hardly probable that this group OF
I've Republicans could inirence the majority OF their
Hnr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

GENERAL BUTTERFIELD's TERMS DECLINED.
st. Petersburg, Sept. 17.-sThc Russian Government
eae declined TO accept the terms proposed by General
HaeterAed for the construction OF railway To Siberia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
TIE CENTRAL >rRlkE DECLARED OFF

Albany. SEPT. L.. In" or..r de-, arlng the New.
Norh Central >tIr 80 Wa read thi> morning m every
L., al assembly, lrtw".'n New York and lufalu IL
rmata cd from h adj ;uarici~ AZ District Assembly Ne
80.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
BLUE RIBBON MEET
A Splendid Gathering at Detroit
Yesterday.
CRICKET LOWERS THE PACING RECORD
And Wins the Extra Money onered for
This Feat as Well the
$1,000 Parse-So Doubt
OF a Success
us-.,,,, '. ", ,,.s4.ss-,,.sN>

C1s-ss,,< - ,st HUMANITARIAN.
DETROIT, Mich, July 22.-Perfect
weather, a big crowd, lots Of enthu-
sIasm and good races inaugurated the
Blue Ribbon meeting of the Detroit
Driving Club, which ends next Friday.
The club has appealed for patronage
for these races with the plea that they
intend to make the meeting an example
of what fair races should be. They
were given plenty of encouragement
today in this laudable determination,
and if today's conditions are repeated
during the week, there will be no doubt
towering about in the vicinity of their
success. Admission 10 the grounds
was free on this, "Blue Ribbon" day,
and although seats in the grand stand
were charged for, every place was
taken, and IN the field every third
blade Of grass seemed to have its occu-
pant. The track was hard, but smooth
as asphalt. One record was lowered.
The best time hitherto made in the 2:23
pacing class was 2:l5. Cricket today
won the race for the class, making one
heat in 2:l4l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
HE GOT ONTO 1T.
Deputy sheriff Lewis Can do Little
Detective Work When Necessary.


Detective Work When Necessary.
Deputy Sheriff Lewis has never stuck
out his shingle as a private or public
detective, but when anything in that
line of business gets around to the jall,
where Lewis keeps his cIgar-holder, it
is liable to be heard from again, if no
one Is specially detailed 10 work 1t up.
An instance in point Is his last Sundays
chase of the strayed old soldier, Shirley.
Ten men would nOthave followed lead
for a gold mine with the pertInaclty
and sagacity with which Lewis followed
Shirley's trail. Bat he found hlm and
brought him IN on no better clue than
that he had probably gone nOrthward
two DAYS before.
On the 18th day of June, Mrs. Mary
+. May, living Just south of the city,
lost horse from her premises, and re-
ported the circumstance to the sheriff
She was not able to say whether the
horse had strayed away or was stolen.
About that time, n number of horses
had been run off from the surrounding
country, and Mrs. Mays horse was
soon forgotten, or supposed to be for
gotten. because II had ceased to be
talked about. Yesterday, however. the
quiet Lewis, who thinks more than no
talks, hitched up horse, and went off
for a drive. II turned out, when he
came back, that the drive was little
expedition of MS own, and he had Mrs.
Mays horse with hun. The story does
not pan ont Big horse-thIef sensation,
but IL illustrates the faithful service of
Mr. Lewis. all the same. He found the
horse quietly grazing At Plum's Mil,
near P.a.nheld. 1t had been picked up
as stray, and. on the payment of So,
he was permitted TO take It away and
to restore it TO its glad owner. Mrs.
May Is a widow. who could not well af-
ford 20 lose the animal.