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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

- ppsuns - - cisy an nrssssIs In
8 (unno.A - Psspss ssG sring ersssiy.
rnnRa Jan 27.-Ths heavy foods
- unAbated In The low lying
<uoo q ~ city. Hensix. In East
nn11rA = also flooded. and The poorer
- oro - greas diStress- A. Char
- - breaking up Of tho ice
- GnnoI resulted In terrible
$500 20 - town. Several YES
80 vuro sunk near Brussels The
NJ oonns has o~erdowsd its banks
- - eitys subEprging several miles
~ railway. Great misery has been
nos1 throueh the stoppage Of mills
- fnetnriss b. the inclsment weather,
- ~ conssqunnt enfsrcsd idleness Of
- hnn1st also by the wholesale de-
1voe1ipn - property by Che hoodA
= pss,s dinps<eh ssys the floods are
1850 ossak Ioas IN the department Of
- uoreA great numbers Of cattle hav.
~ puished
~ nswU = eoming hourly WIN re-
Ung1 - tho foods q Cologne. Boshum,
1n1on end Munster md hundred
onons u Wessphalis- The state of
mHniD = worse than In N0vssbes. In
D1Dorled. retssnkischen, Harnel and
UoBden the streets arc flooded The
n>hofties are in constant receipt of
1o1eGrorn from all tie psints threat
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
a FOOLISH IovGR. -


HE Owa Life.
GLnSvooD. Mum. jan ss.-eunday
evening in B~a Wade township Miss
Annie finonson, girl Of Is years. met
Christ Ahrzhamson ~ the gate Of her
fathers yard and told him she could not
marry him because abe was too yo~ng
Abrshsmson. who himself 10 but Ia,
pleaded with her = few minutes and
then drew a revolver aud shot her
through the heart. Walking away few
yards be placed the weapon 70 his tenn
pie and fired, dying almost Instantly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
The Railway Must Pay.

DIS MONIES, Ia. Jan. 27.-The Su-
preme Court of Iowa has affirmed the
decision Of the lower court giving sl0,-
500 damages to the heirs Of j. McDer-
mott, of Waterloo, who was killed
while employed al brakeman on the
Illinois Central railroad The judg-
ment and interest amount to about Sl2,-
Rrfn
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

Foyp NJ LAC, Wis, Jan. VA per-
rnanent organization 81 the Wisconsin
State League of Base Ball Clubs has
been perfected here. The cities 70 com.
pose tss league are Racine, Jsnesville,
Fond do Lac. Oshkosh. sheboygaA, APP
psston. Green Bav and Msrinetxa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

CAerHsse. IN. Ian. a7.-Lsrr.
s~ansisses Of fcod and csothiss have
e>se shipped FROM this eounty "a suffer
ng p~oyls in Kansas sra Nebraska
The REPORTS - se<eftesion frosr vsrSes.
portions 81 these States are rasy
n61iahse-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

ENresIA. Kan, Jan E.-Rufus Rob
ertson. an old settler and one Of the
best known soiored msa In Kansas.
while rising in church TO assist In sinR-
ing on Sunday last Suddenly fsal for
ward on his face and died Heart ~
ease was the eause
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

yrw YeRs. Jan 9-.--senascr Leland
Stanford nearly lost bic life Monday in
this city. A carriage in which Ne rode
coliidrd with . strses-cnr and vs. con-
pletely overturned. the Senator strik-
ing upon his head lie bled much fron
. ent on she left temple. and his hight
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
PRIVATE Diseases of MEN


special study ana practice fer many yesrs.
over s.oDe treated yearly. Recent cases ~
ftcy,ht iE sasnhs e ,ss,rs Y .s',f ", me
face or body. cured without giving mercury or
other paisons Nercur IL the cursf oi Tue
human race. Your children vii suns' from y >
effects. Avoid IL ~ yog " oBld avoid niY dead
y drug. and use IL no more. Th.ss diseases
are being cured In this dispenssFy without
mercury
Dir. Crsften is graduate Of Rush Medical csi.
leEe. cbicsgo. IL. Is vel known al over ne
United States sno Cansda ~ thousands OF Old
ana young NEE be has CURED. aud Il l. . wei
knows fact that for years be has confined hsrl.
self 20 The study aud treatment II sexual and
Chronic Diseases. thus 0b1ainina advantages
few possess Medicine. ia ell other scienees -
sdsspce ~ eowbiassieS ~ ,. sa.s.. "a
great curative power he has arranged his
treatment thai II viii AFFORD not only on ne
6lxt< relief. bat permanent cures. Az fcflps
OF Throat Isnr. Nerve aud BLOOD Disease
eli Chrome Dis sses sss in advance 81 any IA
stitutlon In fhls country. Thess whe eentsm.
q an, pss,s o. Bloeo pisces car ~ S-s
- cnsshird the cost al our Dispenssrs. y last
RfffTRE cured without pain OF lineisace
d;oe By tails srestmenf pure. iosey
houACc cempGs1ion. free from sauovuess.
ffsckies. blacsh esds- efuptscns. etc. Brilliant
Hired fesilnr spa al semsis n sxs res
promptly cured. Nervous ffostrstfon. ttt-
srai rehiiifF. Sleep inksaess isc4rr~~ien nnt
Ipdigesfien. oxsrs 1roasbick. lnfanln ftitte
soc liberation. fnlang sno Disbursements.
Spinal Nsaknesss Kidney Complaints arc
cleaEe 81 fe toHsuif the ose isortef
Eye and Ear ns .sss % q o ss t,l sss o.
sisbe. and Far ape Nssf eir,sfsdness lnset-
sen Of the Lias. scrofuieus tsss lie<Tsiiess-.
ine1mmatiuBs fbsees< Isimness - f.sign 81
enc or beth fyes. aud 1umofe Of La. 8BHsm-
nation 81 the Far liberation % tataf n, J -
terra er Ertefnal Deafness - Paralysis. riff
ine or kezrihg Ness-s 1hiekssec Drum. ete.
Nervous Debility s sssr@s's f.ssss:.
y INT I'm lsslons. Isses ef Vita pr~ss, Sep
tesenes.. b-spouaencs. Isses - Nefnprr len-
Jnsson ~ IDEAS blue before The esss beHrne',
society. k~sIls Discouraged. lres 81 potst-
eenes. Duii. Issrs@ss. irff for study - fsosi-
pess. and ffsas isfs burden. safety ptfsnsnr
snf1s snd rflsefssv cured.
Private Diseases E. .sss. s : r.'rs
9 EFT ffrirfur<. ks.rslpas Erfjssssrs Los -
etxsxi Pover " sakpese % TIE retsni ovHans.
Vert - rs&Fe IN Nae - ysunit. vtrffs@f
from fpiprsa~rf fsfft< 81 vosue 80 r>ruo
bsssfs ~ rstuy~ vss>s ~ arr ceBs< fAst os
hiiifsses he ssfuzi functions. specify ssf
permanently cured
Both Sexes esss., osssssssl :. -. =
sess % cents stsmps Coz Needless eu1ae -
Laws IT Henith.
0fFICE HyTRs-sa m ter m.
corner Bridge sso osnsl. tsrsne Espies Ma.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

sr Lows. Jan 1T-The Saprs0e
Court at jefferson City. No. to-day fired
March for The sreeutson 81 john o.
ear Turlingtcn. The mnr1ersr II DA044
Crauxsr ~ nounevilie. No
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

BFuIS. Jan. 27.---The infant son ~
Kaiser william was baptized Joachim
Joseph Hnrnbert. in honor Of Ne En-
peror's 9rsn6 uncle. Prince Joachim.
and Of King Hsnbert Of Italy. Field
Marshal Ceant Won Noatse. he Hing ~
Italy ard Ne Qassn Regent Of holland
were tse sponsors. the two latter By
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

wlnknn EssnN - LimA O. -
pw~i - desAA hssasy ~ - asfarssse4
ball
= G. Rsakin. : ssisos 81 Las cairs.
VA. AS fzal@d. Assets, ss.ssss i1SszAr
~. 8. -
cslswsas Sp<1nes- oel. has Strike q
ssrsss-esF empleses b~esnse - e1s>r
gr~<m<ns steat wages
TAe Northern Pacine paint shop ~
Brain~rd. MINI. barned Monday mora
iny. causing loss Of 50. Ga
Ths Syear-old daughter 81 AieeFs
BeaxAke. Of Benton hsrbor, Mich, was
burned - death Aondsy, her eio<hang
catching Ere ~ stove.
Miss trace Gridley. Of Amboy, III,
aged 10. swoke Saturday from trance
Of nine months duration. She ioss ilfr
tie aesh, but Is unable 70 talk.
Reports from Grand Rapida Mich.
say the annual sales of furniture have
practically closed. with the largest
business in the history of the trade.
In Mercer County. KY. Monday .
mad stallion attacked . jaekass. After
. long struggle the jack killed the stall
lion. but WAS himself - badly hurt that
he had 20 be shot
When the new administration took
charge Of the land Office at Austin, Tex,
recently the accounts of the receiver.
Hon. o. II. Hollingsworth, were found
% be short el2, 900.
Trade in the Monongahels valley ID
reported to be paralyzcd owing to the
strike of 1000 miners for an advance in
wages There seems to be little hope
Of arbitrating the difficulty.
A special declaration 20 the United
States Government has been signed II
Brussels giving assurance that Amer
lean imports viii meet with the most
favorable treatment on entering Congo
State.
Commsndsr-in-Ch Chief w. @. veascy,
Of the g. A. R., has appointed ex-Gov,
ernor 4. J. Oglcsby = member of the
National memorial-hAll committee In
place Of Judge Walter Q. Gresham, who
declines
Rufus Robinson, q well-known col
ored man of Lyons, Kan, dropped dead
in church Sunday afternoon. When
the congregation rose to sing he stood
up. but suddenly fell heavily to the
floor and expired almost instantly.
Heart disease was the trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

Kuy Ian. IA railway carriage
trek Gre between yiezyn and Hrssa
Monday and VA completely Asstrcyed
One p>rssa wss kf1is1 al 49, etbsD
we're t>rxibly bunA1
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

xAnoAo CRY. No, Jan sT--A spse>sl
- - otar fFpm Wichita Kan, ssyx
- Saxln1. 1onk Al Wichita has fAxlel
- - ~ dora Liabilities, about
-. ~ Assets, 975. oOu- The Wichita
In1fnnn1 p.nk has sxrssa to p&y ~
nmu1n, . 90 a. less.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

Nsw Yosx. Jan s7-darris a.
smiier. . site .urderes. has been
sentenced - death by electrocutisn
during the week beginning March IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

= 1fnnpu1A Tenn. Jan. 27.-Rooert
,cooon nnd John Ranks fen under the
>w1eela 81 > passenger train on The
oufuti11e = Nashville road Monday
punfno 81 wers instantly killed. The
- were stealing ride and In avoid
- - brskeman fell under shs trsin.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

1umIuenAN. Conn, JAn- 37.-Opihs
- ~ bse.kine 81 ne lousatenie dam
otxhteou factories here Ire idle. throw
~ nbon1 !. - men out Of work. store
noopsrs are saresdy beginning to see
- ofRocfs of the idIeness Of the men.
~ msnsA suffering must ensus snoug
- operatives. The damage b thp
psohinG = - dam b estimated ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
COMMENTARIES ~ LlAAoo.


- uos Maknea
DEs AoIxks. Ia. Jsn- 81 TIVE oehar
ns~a have bsea srrssted shzsvsd With
being snembsrs Of ne ssng II counter
letters aaearthsd = this city sasur-
day. whsn the polies q that sine ar
rested Matt Merritt. his wife and Will
IAN fre~ Il was snppossd thsy had
all implicated. but later dsvslopmsats
show hat shese were eniy the ing
leaders Of an organized band that has
been working al ever Iowa Their
speciality wss the manufAsture Of
quarters and half dollarA The money
found ~ tAs residence in this city was
great deal better than the average
eounterfeit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

- onens unnnns Ghnun = - - -
u.nnno - nr1,11pa
1Amuereu. la NM - e
- in1e osanUs nan~nn ~ gnn6n1 r.
upoho6e hnve nsn6inE. - $500 y
01vea - W~ns - - bnnnns - ~
s1ivsA NJ b~nnuuD epw ~.
u.serafs 70 Harvard catlsUA -
uannasEspe snd h1unnrtnn5 -
hno60as oxe ~ ~ eDuu1 ~
,Als - SAe library - Gpnorss 60 h
the sv~as u shsir - beiae vurshass1
b BE- offered 10 emp p0elfs uhRssy. -
mensy ~ b s<a<ksd ~ the Gust fnnk
The library sad prinss1 works are -
be sold preferably ~ sons 60 inssttnr
tlnn and THIS money i - 80 - ~ snne
hlnd 1na ineoaas iron - eopyuglu1n
y also - 90 - THE fend
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
cuIlcuRA REMEDIES

Are the greatest skin cures bleed psf5fers
ard humor remedies Of Nsdeyn tines tfE
srs4 4 ssu1ygy9. ts< n~x Bscss Aaf stin fsffr
Co. Internally 70 cleanse TIE nod 81 Al ~
rs,r, si-< ard rel scno as els,nents sns tgrsctss
fhs great Ssin Care. AND CFTurtts Ncts. <n
exeHisife SEfn B<zss5fer. esterpasg 20 e1ess
the sktn arc sexip are rss5sSt tie BAR N
stanslF relieve snd Speedily eEre every sr<f1ss
Of ifehfnz. bSrn5ne- xcAls. ffoes>fs rfwpfy
scrafaleas. sn1 kef<cttsfs sfs>ss>s hnd fn
rners 81 fhs ssis. scasr. sof bleed With loss 81
hair fysrn tBfsney ~ axes fron pimbses u
sersfsis-
49,. = - r. - =. - ss -. t-,-,s
psgzs s<p tFssfsL Cseyotx~E7x Beefss
- Sent fof Hep - far< Sx8a D4shee>s.
- psF~s = Hassssf1sas sc ~ tsst4nsns>is
nrurKEs. ss<s se>es re-. ~suxh. essrr~e
IL ara Sis skis err<1 ~ c1f1<xss sea-.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

was selected by the Fassners' ALI
ancs caucus at o'clock = N. The vosr
ing for Senator began 1t noon and PEI
fer's election resulted on the first bal
lot Following u the vote In the
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

For any case they fall 20 cure coming under
their trextraenf by following their eirecsisnx.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-12
WEDDING BELLS.

They ring for the wedding OF W. Il.
Morgan and Miss Hattie Sharp of
Lowell, Kansas. The happy event
took place with a public ceremony on
the evening of Sept. 2nd. Tho house
was beautifully decorated for tho oc-
casiOn and crowded TO its utmost ca
pacity. Promptly at half past 8
O'Clock the wedding party arrived.
Miss Florence Warrington of Montana,
Kan, played beautiful wedding
march 10 the music of which the party,
consisting of the bride aud groom,
with Miss Minnie Davis as bridesmaid
aud Mr.. Clande Loudermilk as
groomsman, took their places. Rev.
Amos Davis, lnte pastor of Friends
church at Lowell, oilicialed in a high
" commendahle manner.
After the ceremony the party, with
their relatives aud most intimate
friends, repaired TO the home of The
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T..
Sharp, where an elegant reception was
given 10 them. Refreshments consist.
ing of ice cream, cake and fine fruits
were served. The evening was very
pleasantly spent with music and con-
vcrsatiOn.
Those present from a distance were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bell of Joplin,
Mo-, Mrs. +. NJ. Fulkrrsou, Miss
Florence Warrington and Mr.. W. f..
Carr Of Montana. Kansas; Rev, Mrs.
and Miss Minnie Davi of Ouray, |. I.
aud Miss Hosa Bell of Coilcyvillc,
Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan were tho re-
cipirnts of many valuable aud useful
presents. The following day Prof.
VIM. b. and Mrs. Morgan, parents of
the groom. entertained the happy
couple aud large number of their
friends at their residence. A honnii-
ful repast was spread and most en-
ioyahle day was spent by all present.
The decision of all was that the &C.
cusion was ono of the most enjoyable
ever witnessed in Lowell. May the
happy couple have safe and pros
porous voyage over life's tempcstuous
sea
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-12
NrrTRAL NEWS.

The Dunkard brethren held their
love feast here last Saturday night,
and had a very good attendance
Quarterly meeting of Springvalley
Township Sunday school association
will be held at Brush creek school
house Oct. 4th.-One Of our citizens
was showing a fine specimen of Ar
kansas corn which he bought of some
movers at five cents for nine ears. lie
has since learned that the movers had
visited his field and procured some of
his corn and sold him his own corn,
M. A. Householder is billed to give
a public lecture here Saturday night.
Subject, "Sub-treasury and Finance"
"NERo."
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-12
\ Cyclone Striking Prices at
fuckers This Week.
NEIGHBoRLY NOTICES.

From the Columbus Star Courier:
The Democratic cause ia growing
rapidly all over the county. Those
who had about concluded that they
would vote the third party ticket are
utterly disguised at the bossism in
that party, ami they are coming back.
Besides Democrats want no strange
gods.
The city council having ordered
the fire company not TO use the hydrant
water, The city in case of fire, will he
liable for damages to those whose
property may be burned. II seems to
us that the council, in this measure, is
going very wide of a prudent course,
as IL takes u risk which, should IL GO
adversely, might utterly bankrupt the
city in an hour.
Quite number of persons think
seriously of organizing reunion asso-
citation for Columbus. 1t can be made
a success, if properly managed.
From the Southwest City, Mo-, Enterprise:
The 10Th reunion at Camp Logan
is thing of the past, but will live in
the memory of the old boys as long as
loyalty upholds the flag Of our coun-
try. Since the last meeting magnif-
icent amphitheatre has been erected
with seating capacity of 1000. On
Monday the first day, Elder Hackney,
of Joplin, delivered the dedicatOry
speech, which was listened to with
marked attention. and in his happy
and eloquent style the progress and
grand achievements secured to our
people in the las, quarter of century
were so wildly described that many
of the old defenders of the flag wept
like children.
From the Short Greek Republican:
Miss Ella Funk has been engaged
TO teach in the Joplin schools at an
advance salary. We are pleased 10
know this as Miss Ella is competent
teacher and an excellent young lady.
The girls, the girls-tbe English
girls; with their shapely limbs and
massive cnrIs, have come from the
land of Dukes aud EarlS, 10 give us a
tip on the latest twirls, and Noble
twenty miles away.
Advocate: Johnny Hamilton is
now a merchant of Columbus. having
purchased l.. !. Slease's interest in the
book store OF Braniu 81 Sleuae.
Advocate: A letter from a. r.
Lea states that they are now located
at Fort Yates, N. ID.
-Chetopa Democrat: The new
Missouri Pacific depot will be com
pletcd in few days. Trains have
been running over the cut of for the
past week, and in day or two will
stop at the new depot.
-Galcna Times: A gun club has
been organized in Gaena, for which
John Cody deserves the greatest credit,
he having gotten up the club. They
gave their first shoot Wednesday night.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-12
LIBRARY NOTES.

Our Baxter Springs library associa-
tion have decided on rich program
of entertainments for the present sea-
son aud also some excellent work for
the reading part of community. They
will open with a novel "Artist Sofia
ble' and plenty of good music at the
residence of Prof. Il. 0. Noble next
Wednesday night. The object of this
first entertainment IS to furnish cur
rent literature for our library. The
musical will be worth half dollar
aud the "Artist SOciahle" another half
all for ten cents. The house will!
furnish ample room and all are invited.
The next week at the reading room
Prof. Noble will give "parlor talk"
on the French Revolution; this will
he followed monthly by able talks
from others upon interesting subjects.
These exercises will be free and open
to all. Also ono night in the mouth
will be devoted 10 the students and
others in giving synopsis of some
single book of interest which they
have read. IL has been wisely said
when We can reproduce what we have
read then our reading is valuable.
Besides all this there will be one
night of each month devoted TO
literary entertainment given at the
city hall and n small admission Of ten
cents charged. BLANCHE GREGG,
Sec.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-12

Sept. 18th the X. G. F. S. NJ. II. r.,
will sell r0uud trip tickets Ia Sale
Lake City. Utah. at one fare for The
round trip good for return until Sept.
Both.
Sept. 10Th to 10Th round trip tickets
to Topeka, will he on sale al one fare
fnr the round trip good for return un-
Ill Sept. 2lSi.
Sept. 9Th 10 18th to Kansas City aud
return for one fare good for return
until Sent. 18th.
Sept. 7Ih. 10th, 18th, l7Ih, 2lst aud
2Sth and Oct. lst. 18th and 10Th cheap
rates to ST. Louis, No.
w. Q. KNIGHT. Agrnt.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-12
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Sept. 8. 1891

Sept y, 1871.
Council met in regular session, May
or Fribley presiding. Present, Scott,
Humphrey and Cooper. Absent, Per-
kins.
Committee on finance granted fur
Their time on the referred bill of Ilor-
nor Il HOrnor for $3.50 for services in
the Stone 81 Cove aud Commons cases.
The committee was also granted fur
Their time on the bill of the Electric
Light Co.
Referred bill of Alexander Warner
for repairs on water wheels was re-
ferred back.
Repairs of dam referred to commit
tee on city property.
Report Of Police Judge English re-
ceived and ordered placed on file.
Report of city engineer referred to
committee on streets and alleys.
Report Of street commissioner show
ing total expense of $l00.G2 for men
and teams for month of August re-
ceived aud placed on file.
Bill of l.. M. Perkins of $3.50 for
street improvements was referred 10
committee on claims.
The following bills were ordered
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-12

Ssllow and laden-hued compilations
soon give place 10 the loveliest pink.
and-white, when the use of Ayers
Sarsoparilla is persisted IN, aud COS
metics entirely abandoned. Nothing
can counterfeit the rosy glow of per-
feet health, which blesses those who
use this medicine.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-12

See fuckers show window. TWEEN
ty.tive dozen Unlaundercd White
Shirts, all sizes, at 40 cents apiece.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-12

A faded and discolored beard is I'M
tidy and q misfortune. 1t may he
prevented by using Buckingham's
bye for the Whiskers, never falling
remedy.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-17

is now master of the situation, and in
variably remarks whenever he meets
one of his brothers: who laughs last
laughs best"
Judge Davidson began his work of
judging at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The mastiffs were led into the ring.
Four out of the five entered showed up,
the absentee being w. F. Nordholdt's
Bob. Quite an interested crowd sur
rounded the ring. When Judge David
son awarded the blue ribbon to Mrs.
DIR. Lummis' Amado, a salvo of applause
greeted the decision. Chino Lion was
given the second prize. This was case
in which the son outshowed his father,
Amado being a son of Chino Lion.
The following is the list of awards
made yesterday:
Mastiff dogs-Mrs. Dorothea Lummis'
Amado, first prize; Chino ranch, Chino
Lion, second prize; e. Templer Aliens
Marc A, third prize, and Captain A. B.
Anderson's Richland Commodore V. H.
O., reserved.
Glass 2-Mastiff, bitche: Chino
Ranch, Chino Beauty first; Captain A.
B. Anderson's Athella second, and An
drew Atkinson's Cassandra third. Cas-
sandra appeared to be trife too old for
show purposes.
Glass 3-Mastiff, g. dogs (under 1S
months): Charles Dwight Willard g
Wodan first; E. T. McGinnis' John l..
Sullivan second. This is the first time
on record that John L.. Sullivan ever
came off second best. The winner is by