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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25
THE DRUGGISTS
Don't Seem 10 Take Kindly 10 the Pro-
hibitory Law.

PORTLAND, July 81 The Associated
Press despstt of yesterday was not correct
as regards The list Of officers elected BY
the Msipe Pharmaceutical Association.
Ara Warren Of Bangor was elected vice
president, and no. A.a Warnen Of Lewis.
ton. The association voted TO accept the
address Of the president. which was . scath-
ing review of the workiogs Of the prohibi-
tory Law. ard is seemed to be the general
sentiment Of the members present thst the
druggists Of Msine should boldly array
themselves against that law.
After voting that the ne 1t meeting shonld
be held in Bar Ror it WAS decided that the
time should be some date in October, and
the Bangor members present assured all
that their brethren there would make the
occasion pleasant one.
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BELFAST NEWS.
D,ed from BIS lDjuries-A Raid on I'm
liscensed Dogs. BIZ

Especial to the KEsNEBEC JOURNAL.
BgLFAsT, July "a Mr.. Nelson 4. Cilley,
Of Waldo, who wss Injured by being thrown
from and under his moving machine few
days ago, died last evening. He was .
leading man in his town, and WAS man Of
sterling integrity. His age was As years.
Mrs. Geo. Z. Bracket gave the Juvenile
Temple Q blackboard ride to Nofthport
csmpground yesterday afternoon.
The police made raid on the unlicensed
dogs this morning. A large number were
corslled to be held . short time to give
their owners . chance to take out a license.
after which all The CANNES whose taxes
remsin unpaid will be slain
Mr.. john M. Kilgore, Of Lowell, Macs,
arrived here yesterday.
Mackersi continue plenty in the bay, and
good catches are made every day.
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YOLO IAID---2.12.
4 ItI Rsesfd Iids BY b.
Handsome Pletr It Detreit.
Adsnl Did lot frut, but 10000 Psupls
Saw Tho Raeos.
Wyandetts Drops Dead-1hs WtnusEs
In the Several Glasses.

DErRoIr, Mich, July "a --Despite the
threatening weather between nine and ter
thousand people Witnessed the fourth days
racing Of the summer meeting Of the
Detroit Driving Club, this afternoon. The
racing vas excellent. Yolo Msid gets q
new record, having knocked half q
second Of her previous record. in
the last hest OF the pacing race.
Al the conclusion Of the hfth heat Of
the so class. Wyandoite fell dead in front
Of ,his stall. presumably of heart disease.
His owner, John E. Madden Of Lexington,
Ky, was offered $4,000 for the horse in
Pittaburs last week. The betting was hot,
McDcepa hackers losing pile Of money
on him. In the 2 so class. ttotiipg, purse
$1,000. divided, Little Albert won; best
time, 9 1854
The free.ior-ail. pacing, purse $1,000,
divided, was won by Yolo Maid; best time
2l2
Free for-all class. trotting, purse 5000,
divided, was won by Rosaline Wilkes; best
time @ Is l-2.
Mathew Riley. president Of the New
YORK Driving Club. sent bis road earn,
Lynn w. and Clayton, again this afternoon
to beat their record OF 2.l9. Lynn w.
broke badly in the stretch and the best the
team could do was to fnish in "a 2,
with Lynn W. on the run. Fiiemsker wss
to jump against his record, but he actt d
badly and only an exhibition was given.
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LoNDoR, July 24.-Invss'isstion hes
been made Of the statement that MP. ard
Mrs. Henry Nj. StAhlsy had ported CON-
psny, and that the African explorer was
rus,icsting by himself In Switzerland, prior
10 his departure for Australia.
There 10 no truth In either Of these asssr-
tions. Al lass ~ lass Friday the paif we're
together u Inssfiaksn ard NO separation is
contemplated. II must, however. be seassd
hat there arc iumofs sfoat Of repeated
q uaffsls between the two, the origin Of
which 10 attributed TO SANKEY'S suflinsss.
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eEnAraR CHANDLER
Rsnsws the Charges Made BY Him
Against Senator oaliiogsr.

CoNcoRD, N. H., July N.-ln . SIX
column article in his paper this evening
United States Senator Chandler makes =
bitter attack upon United States Sen
ator Gs!liuger, in the course Of which
be renews the charges made by
him during the recent senatorial fight in
the Legislature, that Galliugef. had sold
himself and undertook to sell the whole
influence of his party organisation to the
Concord railrosd; that with his railroad
power and lobby force Gallinger undertook
to elect himself United States senator
against himt ELF fChandler). J. and also in his
desperation formulated false charges Of
bribery against him. Mr.. Chandler pro-
nounces DR.. Gallinger's charges of per-
sonAI hostility to him prior TO June Ii,
1889, to be absolutely false.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25

Governor Bufleigh's Congressional CO D.
didacy IL receisins strong Dsvspspef sup
port in his di.trict, TO say nothing Of nu-
mefous expressions Of good will outside.
The Third District consists Of the four coun-
ties Of Kennebec. Hancock, Somssset and
waldo Naturally Belfast and Ellsvoffh
papers have predictions in favor Of other
candidates, bus in the big river counties
the Burlsigh boom 10 evidently Of good d.
mensions and 10 gaining ground The
Somerset B. porter 10 The Latest to pro
pounce In favor Of Bufleigh and this IL On
important &C .ession. Among the local
papers that bad .i,eady tatei this course
are the Piesfsid Advertiser, Pniliips Ph.-
nokraph, wassrvilie Sentinel, Gsfdu es
Home J,urnsl and Hslloweli Register.
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CONDENSED DIsrAfcans' :
The Pith OF the News taken from the
Current Events Of the Day.

The President has appointed Thomas IL.
DuDham assistant appraiser Of merchan-
disc in the district Of Boston and Charles
town.
The schooner Kate M. Hilton, Of Boston,
Captsin james johnson, from Mantar zu
for Boston with molasses, 10 the vessel
before reported ashore At Northesstham
She wen. ashore during the thick fog FIJI
day.
Professor Bret. q well known educator Of
PARTS, France. was seriously Injured In q
runaway accident at Ashland, Wis, Thurs-
day. He has been studying the public
school system in this country. Of which he
10 to report to the French government.
Samuel W. Lewis Of Nsw York, broker,
convicted Tuesday OF misappropriatipp 9
453, 600 belonging to Mss. Alice @. Bost-
wick whom he subsequently married, vac
senterced to seven years. six months i'm
prisonment, Friday. stay Of execute n
was obtained later.
President IRnatius Donnelly OF the Min
nesots State Farmers Alliance has pub
lished an open letter to the members in op-
position 10 the scheme propounded for
withholdiDg the present wheat crop for the
purpose Of obtaining higher prices and
crushing the wheat speculators' combine.
GA An ~, - % ",.;es ~ r.1nos 1890 s.r,;,1 c, cnnl
Gv ~ ~ y I.,.ss ~. 20 ~ ,n.,
.;s.,ns .;sa Iu.h.., y. NJ. o.asss az Ch.r.y .na
,isu ,...,I u.as n,',,; III. ssas.a n",s;.h. :,
ne. ha.s s,e ;a"n..;...sa "u. :. ~. c.sona, rhe
n.sa;.. nas 1ush ha,a' .hs Ia, T.r,s. ~ho -.
,sa'u. S;.a. .os s.;J. . - ,r..r;.. ,..nc,.;his
suo!ss' ~ ~ g1i'o1' " ''
'o1 '"o 'oe"'
Capt. Hlesins OF yen. mi'es "an nss s' re.
turned from ,n oIhcis, s'I's 70 .ne o,ouA
doninv var paint and bisukets. but ths
c,on, have been almost total failures for
the Isst three vesrs caused by the droush,,
and the conseouence is thai ths indian.
vbo sttempted 10 farm are Almost entirely
Sependent on the rovernmeut for support
. -, g., Th,..., 80. A.. .,t.s,.
s.s, % ,r'm Tn;.o",;vn 1.IU ~, \. -. ~. W. ..e
n'sn cnI.en np...Sn .im",Sp,;a n.S.s - ~ - :,
70 T ors.p'.e ~. M, ps'sn's - y. ....p.., ..
Inc poLp"se =. .'. - III ,..., 70 ~ 80. .va; - -
ue Isp'u kIo" y. h e:. % ~. ~.
nplsooPM ~. onuo" sn D. .s u.~s.S uony..s~ ~ .n<
y"phfT Achs Avh AsS'' A'"Ne ~.sfsS.sS
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BUSINESS FAILURES
As Reported 10 the Great Mercantile
Agencies 1t New York.

Nsw YoRK, July 24,--Business failures
occurring Throughout the country dusips
the last seven days, ~ reported to r g..
Dunn & Co. number for the United States
81 and for Canada 23 For the correspond
ing week Of isst year the figures were I99,
representing 172 failures In the United
States and 27'in Canada.
Bradstreets reports that the busyhess
failures in the United States for ths cur
rent week number 252, againet 262 last
week and 1876 this week last year. The
total from Jan. to dste 10 COLT. against
g. SO last year.
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WAR DsrARrnMr,

OMce Of the Chief Signal 0fhce,,
WAsHrHoroH, July 25 A. NJ.
For Maine: Showers; slightly warmer
On the coast, variable winds.
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The Intssuatioral Pos,aI Union.

WAsHIkGroN. July "a Several letter.
have been received by Postmaster General
Wansmaker from Messrs. Brooks and Pot
ter, the delegates from the Uoited States to
the fourth International Postal Congress At
Vienna. That body complsted its labors
on the 25th Of June. Its resuits, perhaps
the most important Of which 10 the admis-
sion Of the Australian colonies TO the
union take effect July /, 1892 The only
civilized countries now remaining out
side Of the union are Cspe Colony and the
South African republic, which will prob
ably come in at the nexs auibquennisl Con-
gress, making the postal union "uaiversal"
in fac. ~ we'll - in name. Other interest
ing charges notsd are the proposed issue OF
p,stal cards with paid reply for intsrna-
sional service, the reduction Of the registry
fee to rs csntimes (5 cents), an incresse
in the maximum sizs Of packages Of sam
pies from 8x4x2 inches to l2xsx4, indem-
Aity for lost resistered articles, and inter.
national cooperation in the prosecution Of
eounteffeiters Of postage stamps.
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.HsI Prizes GnfSa D.sclibu
/. The CyutYltch's AdIentlll
The PsiGos VII, ne.ssttsr b. . ossss
1sso u nassla.

t =
CorxanAeRn, July - Tho Beslinpshs
T dsDds. semi.otacial daily nssspapes sf
,h.s ci,y, puhl,shes III, following which Il
says 10 the text of q lsttur from Psisoe
George OF Grsece 90 his father. The let
ws 10 dated from Kshs, japan. on The by
and near the city Of Iii 60 Il savs;
Nov. thank Ged. We are On beard
again and everything u orcs more Qstes,
after most unpleassut dsys At Ksoso. Whas
se have passed through daring thoea days
iefes descrip ion and We may sAaek God
hat he protected ~ from greater misfor.
surnrs. After t~e dsys n Kioso sighssss-
ing, We stsfsed a 8 o'clock IN the mceeina
II the third day In jlbsitshsh fof Otslc.s
The letter then ds.ur,bes The siehD w.t.
aessed during ths NOR, q aud The lunchsou
,hey paflook Of at sbe Governoi's reel
lence, and contnuss;
"At r. III We drove through marrow
s,rset decorated with flags aud filed with
people. I was laohing toward the lsfs,
xhen tudtenly l heard . shrek 10 froa1 Of
me and sAv policeman hitting Nlcky (ths
Cxuowhch) On the heal With svord.
which he held in both hsnts Nlchy
jomped out Of the cart aud The men ran
sitsr N chy, wbosa blood was streaming
dowa bis face. l. too. Jumped out Of The
cart. sick In hand, and rsn Altsp Nicky.
Nioky ran into sncp and came OF again
,um, diAtcly, which enabled the naa 10
ovsrtAke him, But thank Gsd arrived
there at III, same moment. and, while the
man had his sword high In the air, gave
bio, a bloc straight on the head and 70
hard that he never experienced similas
one. Ils now turned against me. bet hs
faiaied and fell to the ground. Then tvo
Of our jiprikshah puliers appeared. One
Of them caught hold of the mAhs legs and
the other o.ushs up the swo'd which he
had dropped aud gave the Czsrowitch's
nssilant wouad on the back Of the head.
at 10 God sho placed me there q that
m ,n,snt aud gave me strength TO deal shs
blow. Had l been little later the police.
man would, perhaps, have cut OF Nicby's
head. Had my blow missed my assailant's
head he would have cut Of mine. Tho
whole thing WAS 90 quick that the othsss
behind us had seen nothing Of II. Nicky
sat down and the Doctor bandsgsd bis
wound 10 well % he could, and ws drove,
escorted by soldiers, to the Govesnoi's
house.
II must say admired Nichyis pluck.
lie did not faint single time. nor did l,s
lose his good spirits for moment. Yet he
had two large vourds on bis heed shove
the ear. one OF them i've CentimotefU long
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FRIGHTENED GIRLS.
Are Injured During Progress Of Ter.
rifle Thunder Shower.

CARLISLE, Pa, July "a This afternoon
a fearful wind and thunder storm accom-
panied by vivid flashes Of lightning, passed
over Cumberland valley, doing consider.
damsge to properly ard stock. A bolt Of
lightning struck the shoe factory In this
city snd played frightfui freaks with the
building and machinery. Three hundred
hands employed in the building, most Of
them women, were panic stricken and rushed
for the doors. Several Of the young women
We're slightly shocked, while three fell to
the floor unconscious II 10 thought that
Misses 8pansler and johnson are fatally
injured % they have not recovered con-
sciousness. Six other women were Sc
riously injured. The lightning crushed
and burned out two shoe machines, besides
doing Injury to the building.
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RUSSIAN JEWS
Permitted 10 Land--Friend Gives Bonds
for Their Austensnce.
235 GLASS; PURSE $500.

NEW YoRK, July 24.-Cor Levy
visited the immigrant land bur.a today
with bis bondsmen. prepared to qaalify in
any sum up to 500. 600, to secure freedom
for the 60 Russian Jews who are detained
~ likely to beceme public charges. Super
intendent Owens was present. and, after 4
brief conference, Mr.. Levy offered $1,000
bonds for each immigrant at bond, stipulat-
ing that il any Of the people were to be-
come charges upon the public. the bonds
men would either provide the necessary
sustensnce here, or furnish return tickets
TO the old country. This was accepted and
the people were permitted 10 land. Coroner
Levy 10 vice president Of the Jewi'h
Alliance Of America,
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DIR. WI. r. HARPER
Appointed Principal Of the Entire
Chantauquan System.

CmAuTAuQuA, N. Y. July "a DIR. VIM.
X. Harper, president Of the University Of
Chicago and for many years principal
Of the Chautauuus College Of Liberal
Arts, has been appointed principal Of
he sniife ChautauquSn system BY
Bishop Vincent. DR.. Harper will announce
his decision in reference TO the acceptance
Of The position before he sails for Europe
next week. Mr.. George Il. Vincent will
be vice principal and Chsncellors assistant.
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eERIoUa ACCIDENT.
A Wilton Lady Thrown Prom Her
fssm aad Badly Il jarsd.
I Special to the KEsNzBso JOURNAL

Especial to the KENNxBBo JOURNAL
GARDINER. July 24.-Mrs Nancy Wilkins
Of Wilton Was thrown from her carriage
while riding through the main street in
Fsrmipgdale Thursday afternoon. Being
q very heavy womsn the fall resulted
seriously IS at an examination made by
Drs. Phinpton sni Turner it WAS found
that one Of her ribs had been broken
and two others started. The face was
somewhat cut up and her entire body badly
bruised, as che Was evidently dragged some
distance before disengaRing herself. She
We. accompanied by her son and was on
her way to visit Mrs. Hartman who resides
on Harrison avenue, having driven over by
team. The accident Was caused by the
horse becoming frightened at the electric
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25
A PLEAeANr REUNION.
Class Of 80 of Ksnt's Hill Meet at
FfsspoTt.
Especial to the KESsEBEc JOURNAL.

Especial TO the KEssEBEc JOURNAL.
FREEroRr, July "a About IA mem
bers Of the class Of 'S9, Kent's Hill Col
le ge and Seminary, held q re union at
VOLTS Neck. Freeport, on Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week, as the guests Of
Hon. z. b. Mallet- The beautiful yacht
Restless, owned by Mr.. Msliet, was great
ly enjoyed by ALL
The class at their business meeting
alee,ed Mr.. Mailet an honorary member
.nd voted TO hold their next reunion at
squirrel island in July. 1892 Mr.. Mallet
proposes to be there with the Restless.
M. John II, Fuller, who was = m ,mber Of
the clses, was present.
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TRAINS COLLIDE.
-Four are Killed and Six Others ere
l. jussd.

DENVER, Col, July 24.-A nsrrow-gusge
east bound express from Sslids, on the
Denver & Rio Grande, collided with the
broad Salt Lake express, going west few
miles from Carlile early this morning.
The trains were running full speed. and
heavily loaded The engine and front cosche,
of both trsins were completely wrecked.
Four persons were killed and Elk injured.
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CAN NlBALI9A.
Nsgross Of Congo Free State Return
ing to that Habit.

LONDON, July "a --Advices just received
from Stanley Falls 10 the Congo Free
state, tell Of cannibaiism among the ns-
iives and 81 an armed expedition against
them. Natives along the Lomani
river Who hsd blocked the stream
with hundreds Of armed caroes, killed and
ate so natives who were friendly to Euro
peans. An expedition composed Of 10
Europeans snd so Arabs soon left Stanley
Falls to runish the csnnibsls, and after
. days ,battle succeeded in fout-
ing them snd occupying their villages.
Hundreds Of rebellious natives we're killed
and wounded. The same advices also state
that the Bakumss around Stanley Falls are
returning to cannibalism, and that several Of
them had been court-mariialled and exs-
cuted,
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HE OUGHT 10 BE PIrIED.
Man Arrested Charged with Having
Eight Living Wives.

RoNDouT, N. Y, July 24.-Augustus
Lewis, Al years old, was arrested in Ellen
vile today and placed in jail here to await
the action Of the grand jury, charged with
bigamy. He is said to hsve no less than
eight living wives in this state, ranging in
age from % to so years.
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roRnIoH Ho1Bs.

The steamship City Of Berlin iron New
York, arrived as Queenstown, Friday NOM
with over 200 Knights Tsmplaf on board.
The Knights will proceed 70 0lsngsrih.
After visiiins Ireland they will visit Hog.
land and other parts Of Europe.
Ths parliamentary election In ths north
Of Wisbeck divis.on Of Csmbfidgeshirs,
Eng, Thursdsy, r suited Ia Brand, Liberal,
3s70 votes Duocan. Cooservativs. S7I9.
At the last elecsiop the Conservative can
didats received ll69 votes. and the home
rule candidate, 3oss, Liberal gain, lS47
yoteo.
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Money to Move the Crops,

WAsnIsar0N, July "a The shipments
Of currency to the West to "move the
crops" opened up lively. the sum Of
S53s, 900 in small notes being shipped from
the treasury to Cincinnati and Chicago in
exchange for deposits 1t New York. The
Department has been preparing for tbis
transfer for some time with . view to meet
ing the demand for small notes for the puf-
pose indicated.
According to present indications the de-
maud will be unusually large this year, ons
official estimating It at $4,000. 900. The
Bureau of Eugrsving and Printing has In
creased its force and is printing the notsi
~ rapidly - possible.
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ELECTION FRAUDS


JERsEY CTR. n. j., July 24.-Jsdss
Lippihcott, In the Hndson County Court
today, sentenced John p. Murray, Patrick
Ac0fath and John D HSan = 10 nouths'
fmpfisonmens ss hard labor # pazticipa-
t.on In tbs fraudulent elec&ioaE eases In the
fsll Of 1859. Write Of error were promptly
taken Gus and they were felsssed on bail
pen1ire sppsals 70 higher eoufts.
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Meteorological Report.
TENNY AND LONGsTREET
will Race at Morris Park for 5000
Side and Q Pur.e.

new YoRx, July "a Colonel Pulsifer's
renuy and II. +. Dsyef's Longstreet have
been matched 70 race one mile and . quarter
over Morris Park race course on July 30sh
for 5000 Q side. The Association 10 to
add &25G9. The match 10 certain - the
owners ave signed = contract. Both
horses are to carry l26 pounds.
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Dixsn Towed to ReotAbay Harbor.

BooTuBAr HARBoR, July 81. - The
Dixon was towed into this hsrbor tonight
and will be beached at high water.
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Associations.
Cincinuati-

Hits-Athletic, IS; BaItimore, q. Efrofs-Ath-
fetic, q; BAltimGe, 4. ChSmberlin and Ailli-
gan; Madden, Cunningham. Robinson and Town.
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known disease of the blood,
Constipation, Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Indigess-
ton, Loss of Appetite.
Scrofula, Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever. If you arc
languid, weak and debilitated,
you need Sagwa. 1t will put
new life into you. For sale
by all Druggists.
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DREARY DISMAL DUMPS

arc the results of a deranged
liver which may be put in
order by using kickapoo In
dian Sagwa, a Medicine pre-
pared by the Indians from the
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PIrrsBuns. Pa, July Nv. II. Nc
Gunnigie Of Providence. X. l., signed to-
night With Pitssousg base bail club -ss
msnsger. He will have full control Of the
team Of and on the field HsnIon, the old
mansger, will be made field captain.
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eIouAL smvIcs

wsashsr IL dications Tor the Next a
HoUs,
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LAWRENCE RACES.
Most SUGGEST Meet Ever Held Closed
with Good Races,

LAwRErcE, Mass, July "a. The fourth
and list day Of the July meeting of the
Lawrence Riding Park Association was very
rsiny, but the track was 10 q fair con-
dition. The attendance was good. The
meeting has been the mOst successful Of
any ever held by the association. The
events today were the race Of the . So
class, the open to sll contest and the run
ming race. In the So class there were
seven starters, SAngerheld being the fret
favorite. Maggie M. from the start had
the race, but was pushed hard throughout
by Tvsng. The summaries:
2s5 GLASS; PURSE $500.
w. W. Montgomery, Laconia,
N. H., b. m. ngagle W............ l
II. r. Msriio, Providence, X. j,
b. z. Davy Crockett. 2
james CARPENTER. Cranston. X, l.,
}. II Richardson, Audover,
A. n. Dore, Taunton, b. 8. Taunton. 4 7 4 3 3
kock View Stock Farm, Providence
X. L.. b. m. Matte n. ............. ) 5
Falmouth Stock Farm, b. sarger-
Held. ............... uf
Time, 2.25. 2S4i. 2Sia. 3is, 2.37a.
In the free for all there were three start
efs ard Henry Wilkes wss the favoiite.
The race was very interesting. Wilkes
won three straight heats and the race.
FLEE TO ALL, FACE OR TRoT. PURSE $500.
Oak Grove Stock Farm, Modus, Conn,
4, Henry Wilkes. s,...-.................. | i
W. Il. Moodv, Lowell, Mass, 4, Ar
thur Wukes,.. ....-..............s 8 <
A. T. johnson, Brockson, b 4. Bud On
ward. d,.........-...... ...-.......''''... :
1ime-2.3l; 80; 2.35
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