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The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
CITY, ARKANSAS FRIDAY AFTERNOON APRIL B.
MINISTER FAVA RECALLED
A Diplomatic sarpriss by the Italian
 Govsrumsnt.


 WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 1.-With nn official note dated yesterday, Baron Fa'a, the Italian Mi lister, has declared to lns Secretary of Stlte that the Unite States Government not having given the assu- rance that tho murdercrs of tho Italian subjects acquitted by tn, American Magis- trat and muricrei in prison while under the immedi tte protection of the authorities would be brought |, justice, the Italian Government has found itself under the very painful necessity of showing openly It's dissatisfaction by recalling the Minis ter of his Majesty from a country where the Italian representative is unable 10 ob- tain justice. and the Baron will soon leave the United States, leaving the Secretary of Legation in charge only Of the curre nt af- faira
 This action by the Italian Government caused the deepest surpr SC iu official cir cles here when the fact became known. It had been generally supposel that tn, Italian Governmen. would a. least await the action of the New Orleans Grand Jury, which is charged with an investigation of the bloody ep so le at the New Orleans jail. It appears, however that the infor- nation received from it's representatives must have led that Government to the con usion that the Grand Jury investigation would fail to result in the punishment or even indictment of any person colnectoi with the killing of the Italians
 Baron Faya ha not demanded his pass port as had been at first reported. There were many steps in diplom icy, and though the sligat distinctions and small formal ities appeared trivial in the pup ic view they wera really full Of significance to the trained dielomatist. A iemand for pass. ports is in extreme measure. It is taken when the war feeling runs high and the Ministers persoa Is in danger nt he hands of tho populac,. It is also la a degree suggestive of menace. A recall under the ci cimstances of this case |, a serious matter. There could be no attempt to disguise ths fact, but it does not gnify that mutual explanations and diplomacy can not restore the old status.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
A MURDERER LYNCHED.
Foul Assassination In Tsnneeee1
 Promptly Avenged.

MrpDLHsBoRo, ky, March c7.-J. A. Burke, ticket agent and telegraph operatoe
 fer the Knoxville, Cnmberlan Gap and Louisville Railroad at Cumberland Gap,
 Tenn, was shot and instantly killed by
 Thos. Hunter, . mulatto, at Il o'clock last night at that placs. Burke came hero about year ago to work for tho Western Union Telegraph Company, leaving his wife and two chi iliren at Shelby City, Ky.
 He was brother in law of the Marshal who was killed only few weeks ago by . negro in the riot which took piaco at Juno. tion City. Hunter was servant of ME. Frank Watts, rich young EnglishmAa who resides at tho Gap. There wae no reason whatever for the shooting un,ess it
 oe that Hunter was intox cated an d wanted
 to see blocd shed. He watched for b is vic.
 tim, who was on his way home, and emptied the contents of . shotgun into is face ut . range of less than feet. One hundred and thirty i've hoes werc counted, Burke'O eyes being b own out and his head and face terribly disfgured. After tue shoo ting the murderer fled to Miidlesboro and attempted
 to conceal himself.
 He was captured this morning by the police authorities of this city, who, fearing  violence might be done their man, started by way of Baptist Gap for Tazwell, the
 county seat of Claibourne CountJ. Three
 hundred armed men were, however, or tho
 lookout, and had pickets scattered over the
 mountain. Near Hamilton Springs, in 1 Tennessee, the pr soner was turned over to Cumberland Gap officers, but shortly after-
 ward the posse overhauled them and took the prisoner from them. He was promptly conducted to the nearest tree and strung up, his body being fairly ridded with bull lets, seventeen shots being fired at it. The
 scene of the lynchiug was the side of tha Cumberland Mountains, few miles east ot Cumberland Gap. The officers were heayi- ly armed, but were powerless in the pres ence of the mounted band of determined
 men who so promptly avenged the foul as., sassination of Burke.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Arn,n.. M.rc.u,,,. Ae.pe,...

SIOUX FALLS. S. Dak-, March g. .-Ths State Supreme Court has affirmed tho con- stifutiona,ity of the law requ ring com mer ial agencies doing business in the State |, de osit e50, oO0 in cash V ,h the tion a 10 the frm's crcdt Bradsu eet with irew from tho State after. the W went Into cff. ct while K G. Dun 6 Co have foue ht law, claiming the comm r. cal Agent ies ,oms under pi ov aiooa of the interstate act Of the Federal Constitution snl wer, not subje,t to Stxte laws. Ths case will nppsa.ed to the Uaitsd States Supreme Court
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
GENERAL DOMESTIC

Silver has been found near Peoria, Ill.
 Kansas City is seriously affected by la grippe.
 Tn, allotment Of Sac and Fox lands In sey. ralty la. bc gun.
 Ata meetiug of Methods. ministers la Ch.caso tho Rev. pr. Men ienhall an. nouutci tha, he was the author of "Thc Brad Winners"
 uninterruptedly fer nearly eight years wa, raidcd opposito the post office in Topeka. kas
 Coke strikers In Westmorcland County. Pennsylvania, raided the II. c. Prick plant aud done causlderab'e damage. Gov. PAtiison refus, to sond troops.
 The report that Stanley was compelled 10 cancel Texas datss because of pr .iudics against him as . C>nfc lern'e dos artcr ia stfectually ses Ut rest by Dallas special.
 A plan is nearly ready for presentation at Chicago for connecting tho several mer- chans exo,aagcs of the country by sele- phone ios the exchanging of quotations.
 Mrs. Prank Bu!tcher of Craw eorisvtlls, lad. will sue tor divorce b cause her bus band insists on casting out their by to shift fer himsslf. 4hs tried 0 kill hsrself, but was prevsated.
 It b believed that tho directors of the sHarism Rsiroad. ine uding Chsuncey II. Dcpew. will be iadi.ssA hy the New York srAnd jury for bcins Nspens e . for sLs Fourth avenue tunnel scc,deaI
 The poatoon bridge ss St Charles, Mo, was again swept do wa the r.vsr by lcs.
 4 girl lest ou . railroad trAin l3 yesrs ago has bssa found ay | F sep daughter h Ono
 Eirod Hudsea and Js6 Dlnsmcrs, col. ersi. wsrs lynchcd st Rrsssll,ills. Ala. 10. arson.
 Memorial ssrvlces in houoe of Gen. 10. sspA E. Jshssson. were held as several
 Tho wreck ef dummy lac train near Birmi, ghTm, Ala. resulted in twv deaths. perhaps thr ..
 The Rev. Dr.. Howard Crosby, widely known Presoytcr n preacher. dicd at hia homs in Now York
 Con road is undes arrcss chsrgei with roo. biug mat q tie h4s confessed.
 An ausnps was uads Co spiri, Speaker Eidsr away from Lincoln, Mob, to prevent him from sigaing th, maximum freight bill.
 Tho Catlcy coart-martiai andine and iss Endorsement by ton. Brooke Ia. raised . commction amoag the ofaccrs at Om. .hH Neb.
 Through Federal instructi ns Texas stockmen have boon prevented from send ing any nor, catte e Iadsan rsssrva,tous for grazing pusposea.
 Dave RAnkis sf Tsskio. Aao., as Kansas City. bsashs S,ssa he'd q esasls sss esoA
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Sowing Wheat to Pay Church pebt,.

ABERDEEN, $. Dak, March 25.-Some months ago Presiding Eller F. A. Bur. dick cal ed a meeting in this city of all the Methodist pastors of the Aberdeen district, and put before them tho plan of sowing acres of wheat for the liquidation of church debts. The pastors took to tho idea and after talk with their people found the farmers would furnish the land and do the work if the church would furnish the SC d. The general societies or [ 6 caurch which have their headquarters in tue East then took hold of the matter and shortly announcd that the money for the seed should be forthcoming. Much gool Is ex. pected to result from the plan.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03

Coke strikers arc going back to work in Pennsylvania and rioting is feared. No indictment against members of the New Orleans mob has yet been re- ported.
 Nineteen lives were lost in the wreck of the steamship Strathairly on the North Carolina coast. Long Island jail janitor fed 9,0c0 tramps last winter at profit of 13 cents per tramp. Tramps abducted . sixteen year old boy st the point of revolver in Fort Wayne, Ind. Thomas Duncan of Cheyenne County, Kansas, was murdered by mob in his own homo. Mrs. Sol NeidefYer, . farmers wife of Bono, Ind. was foully and mysteriously murdered. Itis likely that q ,0Oo,o 900 in boun,ies will soon be distributed among old soldier, in Michigan. Pittsburg monk throws some light ou the Ruttinger- Wright murder mystery of New York.
 Four exhausted survivors of the wrecked steamer Strathairly werc brought ashore in North Carolina.
 The abolishmcut of tho office of Register of Lands of Missouri gives addtio nal du ties to the Secretary of State.
 Capt. w. F. Dowell. State Treasurer of the Farmers Alliancs. at Fayetteville, Ark, was cenlidenced out of 5000 by three sharpcrs.
 Four men were killed in mine disaster, at Lyons. Kan.
 Nearly 5000, GOO hogs wcre butchercd in the West last year.
 Heavy saow in Kansas and Nebraska is seriously obstructiny railroad traffic.
 It is reported that Col Forsyths of Wounded Knee fame will be promoted b Q generalship.
 Mrs Lucy Andrews of Baskerville Col, is in jail charged with tiendish cruelty to . stepson.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
n.v. Dr. uow.ra Cvu.A, D.ea.

Ngw York, March A-The Rev. Dr Crashy died st 5s%S shis evening of pneumonia after short ulnesA He was born iu this city in isaa, asd esu,es from an old revolutionary family, Heeraduated from tho University of Now York in ls4< and and h is;s was sp. ela.ed nrofe.:.r of D shi uutil istS when hs took up ,he ras urage of the Fourth PPs shyterian Churh, wita wh oh he was associated at the time of his death. Dr. Crosby wac cho .en moderator of the neral assembly oi tss rrcsbyterian Chur, b in lSs3. His interest in publ C Anairx was shown . yesr ago by tLe al tise part 10 took in the tut rc-t of the Peo e'a M unicipal League movemen, which aimed ss the puriHcation of local p0.itca.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Wreck on th. sor,,n~,.n.

SUTTON, Neb., Mlrch 25.--The Flyer on the Burlington road crashed into the rear
 end of stock train four miles cast oi town at7:3o this morning, while running at the rate ot 50 miles an lour. Enginess Roberts of Plattsmouth was instantly killed. Henry Udell, his ureman, was caught in the wreck and th, st am iiteraily cooked bio legs, arms and back. -Ths psssengse coachos left the track, but were not over turned and none Of the pas -sngers were injured. Tho cause Of the accident wss . wrong order given by the train dispatcher.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
n. Monetary con.r-.e.

wAsHIxeroS. D. C., Mar b 0-An tho delegsta to the International Mooets y Conf. rsnce were present at the meeting b day. except the Minister from Peru and the Minister from Hawaii. Three differ ent propositions were submit cd, varying slighty in detail. and all having direct rf' rsaco to tho object for which the con ference was called. that 1t is 10 suggest m inter Amor can coin that shAil bc of equal value in all ths countries p srtci p,tng sud incidentally to nx coinsce ratio. Na decision was reached O. indi. cated when tho conference adjourned to meet aga on Wednesday.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
D~ssltrs .. ss kan.ss.

KANsAs CirY, Mo, March 2e. A commit tee has TO lched hsre from Wallace County, Kansa., in search of aid for the starving and freezing farmers of that region. When it wss decided to s, ni . committee hsre . mass. meeting was cs led to raise money to defray tho ex enses of the delegates. Twenty dollars was needed. but that sum could not be secured out of tho 70 men in ihe gather nS. On, Of the committee took his horse to Sba on Springs and mortgaged it for the sum. Tho {, s,4oj people of Wallace County ara lowering about fires made of COW chips, ard their daily fare is not enough to sunice . child for one meal. Last year was the fourth successive crop failure in West,rn Xmas.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
EPITOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Condsnssd Photographic Reports oe Che Curreut Events sf the Past Wesh on America aud the Countriss
 ss the old World.
FOREIGN,


 An organized press bureau iu the interest of tho Monte Carlo gambling dens has been discovered
 Nearly 800 natives were killed in battle in India.
 Geraldine Ulmar, tho American singer, was married Ia London to Ivan Caryll, the Belgian composer.
 All Europe is exercised over the Ire moval" by Russia of M mister BaltcheR of Bulgaria and the press comments indicate that . storm 1. brewing over the Balkans Prince Henry of Battenburg has the measles.
 Another fight between the rival Irish factions occurred during Sunday meetings at Sligo.
 Twenty five German army officers wore court uniforms at ball given by a money lender, and grsvo military scandal was the result.
 Men calling themselves tho "Biting Club" attacked party of pleasure-scekers in German forest and bit of their noses, ears and fingers.
 Fitc badly damaged the cargo of the steamer City of New York. No ono was hurt
 It Is claimed that Parnell could not elect . candidate to Parliament from any dis trict in Ireland.
 Italy will not lot the New Orleans tragedy interfere with her representation at the Worlds Fair.
 Parncllites and McCarthyitcs had gen erai fight at $ ixo on the arrival of Parncll Parnc.. in his speech claimed to have been assaulted.
 Tho general belief in Sofia is that the murder Of Min ster BaltcheR was com mittei by Russsian hireling, wso mis took Baltchen for Premier Stlmbulon.
 Princs Louis. son of the dead Prince Victor. will not be banished from France. Tha pope Is contemplating the form atiou of . United Catholic party in Ireland to op- pose Parneli.
 The war by Postmaster General Raikes on tho American messenger boy system has been taken into the courts.
 Paris Flearo paolishss stateme Ut that Bismarck and Prince Napol ca ha d con- fercnce n iS66 ., whch Bismarck pro- posed close ofusive aud def n sive al liancs betwcen Germany and France. Napoleon ILL refused to consider tue question.
 Gen. Fosser, representing tho United States. has bsgun reciprocity ncgotiat .ons with Spain.
 A light between Scotch croftcrs, who re. fuse to b, evictei, and police, Is expe ctcd at Orissav Park
 Tlm Healy was badly hurt by Dalton, wto assaulted him a few days ago, Five Of his teeth wero kno kad out
 Details of receat but es in Chill have been received at Panama.
 Ramtasatra, tho Madagascar Governor who tort TO a,S persons to death, has been put to eea,h.
 A light bssween En2lish and verczuei- ans has ocrurrzd on tho Venezuelan iron tisr. The boundary dispute caused 1t
 Pos,m st General Eaikas' recent fool. fsh rulings against the Amer .caa messeu. gar boy service has raised storm of indig na,soa in England.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
0slve, toa siasb bor Raas

GALVESTON, Tex, March 30. -Bids were opened to-day for improving tn, en' rance to Galvestou Hsrb,r. The bidders were SsmL Hawke, New York, N. Y.: John F. Nelson, San Antonio. Tex; B. Laug,ry < Soas, Strong City, Ksa.; Hcnay Bennett, Tor eks, Kas- John F Gayuer. Fayctte- vile, N. J.; Kicker. Lse & Co. Galveston, Tex. O'Connor, Ling & Smoo', Dallas. Tex. The loweAt bid for sand ,tons jstty was by R. Langtry q S0ns or Kansas. O.. eaO.0 Iha lowest bld for . rranite jetty Eee ey Riehsss Lse . Ca, Cslvsstsa, e. obs, ,e1A
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
n,.m.reA,. li.ll. c.ur.

BERLIN. March s9-prince Btsmarclris fitting up iu an elaborate msaner the two To sss he has purchased In the Kannig. erazer strasse, and thiity of the rooms are teing farnished |, style teiit,ing . wsalthy poteatats or the Amoa .aaior oi some Ieaiing power. Tho Prince. his friends say, wili maintaia sort of persou. . court in Beriu, to which his iollewsrs and sdmIrsrA German aad eosei9u, caa rs- sort sad tfon ali appsssanNs u wilI U ths sestse q eeaaiAassho iaosssss s.d sstk1siV. ss N N ss.a N.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Alarmlas Mort l., ln chl. a.c.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, March 27.-Bccausc of the grip, wh cn prevails to an alarming exteut here, the dea,h rate is increasing and the undertakers and cofiin manufacturers have aA they can do to keep up with the rush of business The Department of Health was notified of S04 deaihs within the city limits last week. That is about 100 moro than during any one week of the grip spidem . . year ago. But this weeks mortality will disclose . worss cosAitlon of tho public Aeaith n ths sseoad half cerrsspeads wt1h tho nssA hal1 c ~ Weshse deoEh solL
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Converted to Csthoiic,.m.

BosroS, Mass., March 2G-The Pilot announces that George Parsous Lsthrop. the auth"r. aud bic wife, who is daughter of Nsshanisl Hawthorne, hsve become Caihoiies. They wore received into the c thol Church on M ,roh l9 by ths Rev. Alfred Young, of tho Paulist Fathers, whose church is in West Fifty-ninth street, New York ard vera confirmed by Arch. blshop CcrrlgAn on March 21.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
r.l.sraph,c Br vi.,~..

Two gir's arc sueexsuy to death. oae Ia Ohio and the other . sud ana.
 4 je llihcssiou meeting wss held la honor of sac -elcct oa of Gen. John NJ Palmer was bod at Springfield. There wac I'd cspt on follow sd bv sp,eches from s ,ustor elect Palmer. Gea- Joha C. Blssk. Edls or c. H. Jones. Hoa. A. j. Hun CT, Cengts,s. mau Mansar anu sshsra- A pa rsds plAnncd Sor the svenlng was prevented by heavy rain.
 lt is believed that corner b May whoa1 . belng worked la ChicagA
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Tho s,oax slsusslou.

Pnovrpxxcs, R l., March so.-Mr. Eugene T. McAuliffe, of this city, yestsr. day received lc,ter dat,d Pine Ridge Avcncs. March 23, from Rev. Fat or FrAn.is NJ. J. Graf, the Indian mis Ion ary who predicted the rccent Ind an trouble. and who himself W shct .. Wounded Knee. In the c,mmun cat on Father Craft earnestly po nts out the danger of more sciious tr uble unless the Indiana are pscsd und,r control of tho War Departmoat.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Goal P,ic . FSxeo

NEW YoRK, March 2a-At tho meeting sf the ccal agents to-day 1t was dec ded to reduce st we coal 70 cenis DOT ton, q x. e ceuts and chestnut 2J e'ntA The new schedu . makes stove a 10, egg sSS0 aud chestnut e350 rer ton. Ths prices made to-day 70 Into efIect Ap-ii and are from 5 ceuts to o6 cents below thess h e6sca lsst year. The sgents xso resolved to rs- strict productlou foe ths tn ef April to AO.o,O tOns.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
N.brsss. u-.a,..es m,cs...

LINCOLN, Neb., March 9A-The deadloSh n tho State Scaat'. sf'er Rsslrg over 7l hours, was brokea at 0'ci4k th aetor- noon by tho Independents, whe succsestsa In winning over one of ths Republican ol ponents to the maximum freight II Tue call of the House WIS dispensed with sud the bill p1ssed It now goes to tho Gover- nor. ss ator Taylor, tue ruuA way, ts stiil missing.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
THE MARKETS.
Psssss e. 1.-Two naesk and Prsds e Ia the
 PsiAclpsi AAsts.
ST. LOUIS


 Wheat-No. rod. 0ot9 LOO Coru-No A Mk0s6k. Oass--No. }. <S<ee4sk. Rye Nc \ ee02 Hnttcr-Crsamery sA9 a Buteer-Choics Dairy. i%e:i Esvs. la e Q Chickens--Liva DOT D. Wajk. Onious-Per bu., NS90h Potatoesr-per bu., sN4sA Cattlo-Choioa Stecrs, Als35.& Hogs-Aob0G.;0 6hesp-NativeA x.5oQl Al2
 NEW YORK wheat--Ne rod, l. iatai ta,{. Corn-Na A 0sUsO4k. Oats--Mixcd Western. K3(A5A Cattle-a.no9A3O Hogs-4.loSsA 70
 CHICAGO. wheat-Nc rrd. 9saassS Coru-Na q, bik@SlX. Oats--44,<te%Ax. Cattle . 3.75c8N.tA Hogs--3G GOSSSl
 KANSAS CITY. Wheat--No. 2 rcd, okf9,. Corn-No. 2, <.0t&7,<. Oats--No. 3, <SS45,S. Cattle S6NaS.lA Hogs--a 2SsAs 10
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
r...sr.ph,e nrex sl.a.

Owen Miller was elected presidert Of tho mu siclans' National Lsaeuo.
 Preparations for holaing the Wessepn States Commercial Congress ln Kansna City, April i4, have ceen copclu ei.
 Lawrence Barrett. the treeo ilan die1 suddenly of hesrt failure h ths W,nAsos Hotel, New Yosk.
 Tho Keystoaa Notional B ank e1 pafA dsiphia has suspsnded parosnA No s1n1os asat aa te aeoeos an1 llnnllikiss hoe ho1n maAo sss s X S'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-30
SUMMARY:
ONE MILE RUNNING RACE

ONE MILE RUNNING RACE
Great interest centered in the mile
running dash for which such flyers as
Zillsh, Gold Bar, NicerOy, Moonshine
and Jesse Ranks were started. The
two. latter were dark hOrses to most Of
the hettsIs on the grounds, but were
we'll backed by their friends. In the
pool selling all but ViceToy were chosen
favorites, he suffered on account of a
rumOr that he was stiff and could not
run. But little time was lost in scoring
the horses getting off at the second
attempt with Jesse Ranks leading and
Zillah slightly be hind the field. At
the quarter Gold Bar, bad tr!fie the
best Of it but all were we'll punched.
On the back stretch MOon-hine was
observed 10 lag behind for the reason
as subsequently learned that he had
strained tendon. All the rest were
close TO gether with Zillsh slightly in
the lead. At the half she was fairly
in front Gold Bar second and Viceroy
third with MoOnshine three lengths
in the rear From the half to the
three qusTter pole it was neck and
neck for the lead Viceroy gaining on
Gold Bar and taking second place and
so 1t continued around the lower turn.
AS the horses came into the home
stretch it was observed that Vioeroy
,.-.s r.attiv,., a tkaraI doaa nf the NJ hin
while GAgan on ZillAh was going easy.
Near the distance stand Viceroy in re-
SPONGE to urging drew up and Zillah
got two cuts Of the whip, just enough
10 let her know what was wanted OF
her and In respOnce she straigh tened
out, opening up q gap Of daylight and
coming home with q rush length and
half in the lead in l:474. This is she
third winning for the Ryan stable out
Of four starts bringing glory TO Miles
City, the Ryan Bros. and Jack GagAr
to whose skill ss trainer and rider
much Of the snccess is due.
THE 2:S5 TRoT.
! ne next race chlleu was lno -.Ol
trot, In which Gregory, Lone Rock
Onward and Topeka started In the or
der named, Prince Carl being scratch
ed on account of sickness. On the
send of for the first heat Lone Rock
led, but was quickly passed by Greg
ory, who was first at the quarter and
dcwn the stretch, to the half, WHERE
he went up, and Topeka led with on
ward second. At the three-quarteri
Onward forged ahead, but had nil
and tuck time with Topeka from there
home, winning the heat by a length
in 2:37; Topeka second, Lone Roci
third and Gregory, who had broker
repeatedly, last and barely saving hi
distance.
In the second heat Onward got of
a length in advance, but was closely
pressed by Topeka, who was on ever
terms with him at the quarter, Greg
Ory aud Lone Rock going double team
about 100 feet behind. Just after leav,
ing the quarter Onward lost his fee
and cast sboe, Topeka going to th'
front, and securing a good lead, but h'
was unable TO keep the pace, and wen
up, allowing Gregory snd Lone ROcl
to take the lead, the former abOu
| length ahead. On the lower turl
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-30
THE RACE MEETING.
A Day Noted for Fine Weather
and First Class sporting
Events.
The Ryan Bros. Stables Again
Come to the Front-Acci-
dent at the Hurdle.

The clerk OF the weather Vas 10
prime good humor yesterday, and as a
result we had a perfect racing day and
a good track. Not the best possible,
but much better than might have been
expected In this rainy season. Owing
TO the fact that some Of the business
houses failed to close and that many
Of the visitors had become tired Of the
long postponement and left town, the
attendance at the track was not ss
large as II would have been under
more favorable circumstances, but as
it was about five hundred people were
on the grounds, and enjoyed q days
sport worthy Of any race circuit In
the country.
The fret race called was the fnlsh
Of the 2:30 trot, two heats Of which
had been trotted on Thursday, both Of
which were to the crSdi: OF the game
little mare Katie 8. The competitors
we're Katie s., Nightshsde and 3. 8.
The agony which had been prolonged
over four days was quickly disposed
of, a. Katie ;. won the third and de-
Gliding heat without much exertion in
2:3ll.