The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-22

tatlve to the Legislature, being defeated
by his brother, Thomas J. Lyons. by lust
one vote. This is the year for Massa-
chusctts Republicans to win, and Halle
and Wolcott are winning team. Massa-
cbusetts has way of going Republican
once in two years-on even presidential
year-and when protection to American
industry and the stability of the currency
are at stake, the Republican party in Mas
sachusetts will assuredly elect not onlv it's
presidential electors, but its State candi-
dates. The reelection of Sheriff Cram
OF Cumberland county, was an honor rich
ly deserved by an honest, efficient and
straightforward public officer ~ Auburn
cast more Peoples party votes than any
other Maine city, and with the exception
of Ninalhaven any Maine town. The latter
place gave majority for this latest start
er IN the political field. Bangor Repub-
licans celebrated the victory last Friday
night and Congressman Doutelle made a
speech..... The law by which Indiana LEG
lslative districts We're gelrymanded has
been declared unconstitutional . Senator
Hill spoke at Brooklyn, n. Y, last Mon
day night Oh the issues the campaign
TURF Topics. The stallion record for
the world was broken by Tobasco in the
tree-fo1-all trot at st. Joseph, Mo-, Sept
l4th. He made the stallion record
for one, two and three heats for stallions
Time :. 10, =. II IL, 2l0 > and ,. 13
The following are the additional 80
performers in Maine for 1892: Mckusick,
bay stallion, by Olympus, son OF Almont,
$50, ut l.lvermore, Aug. n Silver Street.
by Nelson, 2.29, at Iivermore, Aug. ~,
% at Bangor, Sept. |; Lizzie L.. blk m,
by Thomas Carlyle, dam Clytie, by Ledo,
2.27 IL; Molly Withers, gr M, by Gen
era Withers, 2.30, at Dexter Aug. 2; st.
CroiX, b. s., by Wilkes, dam Zulah, by
Gideon, 2. 2o IA, at Pennington, Aug. 30;
Wikesmont, br. G., by Kaiser, 2 2S -, at
Bangor, Aug. 81 Belle Chase, b. M, PAGER,
by Robinson D., 2. .27 Il; Maholn, blk h.,
by Alcanatra, 80, at Lewiston, Sept =
Marchioness, b m., 2.30, at lewiston Sept,
I: Haroldson, b. h., 2.30, at Lewiston,
Sept. I; It'd Jefferson, blk. m., rs IL,
at Lewiston, Sept, 7.....T The fastest mile
ever paced was paced at Richmond, Ind,
Sept. -. by Flying Jib in 2 Os II over a
regulation track. In the 2.27 trot, purse
81 800 stake, Nightingale won, best time
:. Ii IA. In the 2. pacing, purse 81, 800
divided, Flying Jib won, best time 2. .0S II
In the 2.22 trot, purse $1,000, Alabama
Nou, DCSt tiluC ~ +, DIttlloH Won.
:. .23 trot Tor 500 purse, best time = Is > f.
..... Riley Medium broke the world pac-
ing record over a half mile track at
Topeka, Kansas, Sept. 16, pacing three
heats The first IN :. l., second in
,. Is and the third heat in :. II 80. The
stallion is owned by H. c. Campbell OF
Ottawa, Kansas. In the last heat a run
ming mate accompanied Riley Medium.
The quarter was made in 81 IL: ialf in
1.05; thlee-Qualters in 13S l-4....The
September meeting at Mystic was brought
to a close Saturday and it was a great day
for records. The track record >. T. made
by Goldsmith Maid in her paliny days was
lowered 10y William Russell Allen stallion
kremlin in the ; Ii trotting pace and by
Bunco Jr. and thIonos in the free for all
pacing race. Virginia Evans time of :. l.
IA made in the ;. l6 class Gives her the
fastest record of any New England bred
mare..... Dr. j. T. fash, OF Fairfield,
has sold half interest in Van Hell
mont to MI VIII Atwood. The ia
NOUS trotter went to Gorham last week
and Will 60 from there to Mystic and
Providence this week.