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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-09
JOHN SHERMAN'S WRATH
The Gentleman From Ohio Wakes Ey.
cssdinSly Angry.
SOME SERIOUS CHARGES
They We're Disproven Once. He
says. But are Revived Now
by Mr.. Plat Of Dem
YER, Col.

CHICAGO, July e.-"That man ought to
be hanged. He knows he 10 lying whom he
makes tho statement that he does and
covertly insinuates that honorable men
have been guilty Of dishonest and scoun-
dreily acts."
These words Of wrath from Senator
John sherman we're drawn out by tho
charge brought against him and others by
James H. Platt, president Of the Denver
Paper Mills company Of Denver, In . COM
munication to . newspaper. The charge
is In connection with the passage by con-
gress OF the law Of 1873, demonctising sill.
yer, known as tho demonstration act.
Platt, in effect, charged that Senator
sherman. while acting as member Of the
conference committee on the bill, did, in
conjunction with other members of the
committee, surrcptitiously insert q clause
in ono section of the bill. repeal.
ing free coinage, and smuggled
IL through both houses and that no mem.
bcr Of tho house, or even President Grant,
when he signed the bill, had the faintest
suspicion that such clause was contained
in tho bill. Platt further intimated that ad-
vantage was taken Of this secret clause by
members OF the conference committee for
speculative purposes.
Mr.. Sherman, commenting further on
the Platt charges, said: "He In simply re-
vamping some old charges that were ex-
ploded long ago. So eminent . democrat
as Abram S. Hewitt OF New York, when a
member Of the house, investigated the
charges whom they were first given cur
rency, and made strong report TO the
house to the effect that there was not q
word Of truth in the charges"
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MADE ROME HOWL.
italian Deputies Loss Their Temper ~
Call Names.

Italian Deputies Loss Their Temper and
Call Names.
ROME. July s.-The final debate on the
bank bill in the chamber OF deputies to-
day was tumultuous. Signor Bovio, who
has been theoretically pressing the inves-
tigation of frauds, made the principal
speech. The time had come. he said. for
all implicated in the bank briberies to ex-
plain their actions. IF the senate will
appoint q new committee" continued
Bovio, II will refrain from naming tho
guilty men. demand, however, that tho
guilty men abstain from voting on tho
measure now before the house. IL thcy
do not, will name them"
A riot broke loose IN the chamber as the
threat was made. Insults were EXCHANGED
on every side and dozen or more Rghts
were barely prevented. After endsavoc-
ing In vain to restore order, the president
suspended the sitting. When proceedings
were resumed Bovio yielded to the impor-
tunities Of his friends and declined TO
continue his speech. The bank bill was
then passed by o votc Of 222 to ll3 and tho
chamber adjourned for the summer hol-
days.
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RICH CUTS.
Tho Pan-American Railroad Will RuI
Through Orc bodies.

Tho Pan-A merican Railroad Will Rum
Through Orc bodies.
WASHINGTON, July s.-Considerable Sc
crecy has been thrown around the opera
tious Of the Intercontinental railway sur
vey, authorised by congress In accordance
with plan adopted BY the an-American
conference in 1890. Though reports Of q
more or less detailed character have been
incorporated in the estimates laid before
congress, therc has been o hot fight over
the appropriations for continuing work,
which have only slipped through In a con.
ference between the two houses.
Il 10 now stated, however, In an unof.
flcial way, that the survey 10 practically
completed. All the surveying parties
have returned to Washington, having IN
ished the field work completely. They
are nov engaged In working up the data
secured for tho publication of the nnsl
reports and maps Of the line. This will
occupy several months. The lins sur-
veyed runs from the southern boundary
of Mexico to the northern boundary of
Bolivia, and Is 1000 miles In length. ID
connects the railway systems of North
and South America.
II 10 said route has been found for tho
entire distance with no grade greater than
4 per cent. II 10 further said that tho enRi-
ncer in charge of the survey through Co
lumbia reports that for many miles the
line runs through mining region so rich
that the material dug out for cuts OF the
road would contain enough gold and sill.
yer to pay for the construction OF the road
over that section. This possibly accounts
for reticence maintained as to the progress
of the work,
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BuzzARps BAY. Mass, July s.-Presi.
dent Cleveland is slowly recovering from
the rheumatism which has caused him SO
much trouble and which was used as .
basis for the alarming rumors concerning
his health. DIR. Bryan, and Colonel La
mont both say that there is nothing the
matter with Cleveland except rheuma.
tism and that is yielding to the rest and
quiet which the president is now ENJOYING.
Cleveland still denies himself to callers,
but made an exception In the case OF doe
jefferson yesterday, and to-day he saw
Mrs. Oiney.
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DILIOH'S BONDS.
Goidbugs Refuse to- Buy Them Until the
sherman Law Is Repealed.
Spscial niSpatch IN the Standard


sherman Law 10 Repealed.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
DILLON. July s.-At special meeting Of
the city council held this evening, the
contract for building the city water works
was let TO the San Francisco Bridge COM
pany for S4S.5O. The other bidders were
Winters. Parsons Il Boomer Of Butte,
81 100: Sol Cameron, Spokane, $3.50; /;
Boyle & Rich, Boseman, s62,sOs. The sue.
cessful bidders agreed to take the city
bonds in payment for the work. There
were no bidders for the city bonds, proba.
bly, OIL account OF the financial depression.
A letter in regard TO this matter from W.
j. Hayes & Sons, bond brokers of Clevc-
land, Ohio. was received. II was read
before the council and aroused general
Indignation. The letter reads as follows: !:
Owing TO the present condition ~ the money
market. We cannot make YOU such bid n you
would probably accept, although n you do not
need the money for ~ or G1 days We could prob
ably arrange matters on satisfactory terms.
We cannot make bids on further issues until tho
sherman law 10 repealed.
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PEOPLE AND PLACES.

BIG RAPIDS, Mich, July e.-The North
ern National bank closed its doors this
morning in consequence of the withdrawal
of the funds by depositors.
MANILA. July s.-The Spanish steamer.
Don Juan, before reported on fire and
abandoned, has been towed here q COM
plete wreck. One hundred and forty-f1ve
Chinese passengers were lost.
WASHINGTON, July S.-There were 4,26&
more fourth-class postmasters appointed
OH removals during the first four months
of the last administration than during the
corresponding period in this.
CoLUMBus. S. c., July s.-It now appears
that Judge Hudson's decision declaring
the state dispensary law unconstitutional
amounts to nothing, as the supreme court
had already decided tho law to be consti-
tutional.
MApRIp. July Sin an interview with
tho associated press, Princess Eulalie,
who has just returned from the United
States, declared she had n m. st delight.
full time in America and was charmed by
the cordially Of her reception.
TOLEDO, July s.-Rcports from grain
dealers and millers covering six of tho
principal whcat-producing states produc-
ing two-thirds of the total crop. indicate
that they will furnish about l50.OOO,0O
bushels this year against 2.o,0oo,oo0 last
year.
PARIS. July s.-Everything is quiet in
the city this morning. II is believed tho
strong measures Of tho government arc
having proper effect In the restoration
of order. Two hundred rioters were ar
rested last night.
New YORK. July s.-At tho stock OK.
- - A.
the decline in bar silver In London to 33d.
per ounce. The closing quotations here
yesterday were 7lL6TlX. After o'clock
sales were made at 7l14d70H.
OMAHA, July &C. w. Mosher, ex.presi-
dent OF the defunct Capital National bank
of Lincoln, was this morning sentenced to
five years in Sioux Falls. S. d., penitsn.
tiary, where federal criminals are con-
fined. 1t 10 estimated that Mosher em-
bezsled over 500. 700.
LONDON, July s.-Tho official gazette
publishes an order in the council dated
July 4. prohibiting British ships from seal
ing within 10 marine miles of Russian
coast on Bering sea. or north of the Pa
cific ocean and within 30 miles In any di.
rection from Komandorsky OF Robbed
island.
KANSAS CRY. July s.--Ths striking Goa l
miners of Kansas have made PROPOSE
tion to the operators that the scale for the
year round be SIS cents for mining, Tho
operators made counter proposition for
s4 cents. THIS will he submitted to the
men, and Il Is believed will be accepted,
putting an end to the big strike.
MONTREAL, July s.-After q series of
prayer meetings i'm the churches this
morning the Christian Endeavorers met
in the drill hall aud listened TO papers on
missionary subjects. This afternoon de-
nominational conferences were held in
different churches, and state and local
union officers will he elected AT tho con-
ference this evening.
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B:cyel. Races a, IIrookIys.

BROOKLYN. n. V. July s.-There Was .
large enthusiastic crowd Of cycling ad.
mirers at Eastern park this afternoon to
witness the professional races Of tho Ma.
tionai Cycling Association Of America.
Tho one mile scratch race Was won by j.
A. Newhouss, Rochester. in 1888 $50;
tho second one mile scratch was won by
II. c. Wheeler. Orange, In 2:5ss4; the
Brooklyn handicap, one milo, was won by
r. j. Berlo, Boston, In .: ~ is; the 10 mile
scratch was won by II. c. Wheeler,
Orange, In - "a i-5.
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CHICAGO. July 8. Miss Jessie Bigelow
Of Ogden, Utah, who was seriously injured
yesterday during the burning Of tho
worlds fair hotel, il resting easily to-day
and may recover. Several others were in
jured, two of them guests, and five fire.
men. They will all recover.
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wAsHisoroS, July s.-The attorney
general has advised the secretary Of war
that he has authority, under the law. to
obtain lands at Gettsburg, Pa. by con-
demna,ion proceedings in sufficient quar-.
tity to carry out the provisions OF the act
providing for the marking and preserva.
iion Of fields of battle. This is . severe
blow for the trolley railroad now being
constructed on the Gettysburg battie-
fieiI.
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wAsHlsGTos, July s.-The gold reserve
to-day was s9S,os5,i being an increase
during tho week of nearly million dol.
lars. II l. expected at the treasury that
the low rate Of exchange, si.si to-day, will
soon result in an influx Of gold from
Europe that will restore the reserve TO ,he
full figure of si0O,00),ODD.
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Al brighton Beach.

BRroHroS BEACH. July s.-The track
was fair. First race. Seven furlonRs
Dickerson won; Mordotte, second; King
Crab, third. Time. l:294. Second race.
Five furlongs gs-kisslngsn colt, won
Sprinkle. second; Anglo. third. Time.
:OIL. Third race. SiN and half fur
longs-Play or Pay woni Alcalde, second !;
Logan. third. Time. :22ii. Fourth race.
One mile-Low lander won; Blitsen, Sec
ond: Tcrriiier. third. Time, l:ilH.
Fifth race. Six furlongs -vsgabond won !;
Rsmorse, second: Uncle Sim. third.
Time, l:l7. Sixth race. Steeplechase
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Iron Workers Wages.

PrITsBuRG. July s.-Tho scale commit
tee of the Amalgamated workers and the
iron manufacturers held an unsuccessful
conference this afternoon and adjourned
to meet July Il. Tho failure to agree
caused disappointment, as 1t Was thought
that tho entire matter would be settled at
this meeting. Tho Illinois Steel company
signed the amalganiated scale to-day.
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MISSOULA NOTES.
Rusiness Changes Death Of Mrs. I've,
From Apopissy.

VnsIAess ChnnEes-Denth 0f Mrs. ives
From Apopiesy.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
MIssouLA. July s.-The business Of J.
NJ. Lucy. which wns assumed by n. A.
stephens Immediately after the suspen-
sion of the Higgins bank, has been re-
transferred TO Mr.. Lacy. the considcra-
ton IN the bill of sale being si.o0.
Mrs. Martha L. Ives. wifc of :. r. Ives
and mother Of Frank Ives, serceant-at-
arms OF the last house of representatives,
dropped dead ut her homo at East Mis-
soula this afternoon. Deceased was about
20 years of ago and very corpulcnt. Her
death is presumed to have been caused by
aDODlcxy.
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"WOLF. WOLF"
The Weather Clerk HAS Lied So Otter
That Nobody Believed MIN.

wAsmsoroS, July s.-A special
bulletin has been issued by the
weather bureau with reference to
the recent disastrous tornado In
Iowa. The bureau claims TO have fore
told the calamity - hours in advance aud
to have warned the residents of the states
in the upper and central Mississippi and
Missouri valleys TO provide places OF safe
resorts such as portions OF cellars IN
houses strongly protected.
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DEAD MEMS SHOES.
specuis:ioas ss 70 the successor OF Asso'
cia.s Juatses Biatchfosd.

cia's Justses Blatchsosd.
New YORK. July s.-Through the death
OF Associate Justice Blatchforl OF the
United States supreme court, President
Cleveland has ct his dispoeal another
honorable ofiicc as q reward for some
member Of his party. The feet that
Blaichford was the sole representative Of
New York upon the supreme court bench
makes II thought here that probably his
successor will he from this state. The
possibility of Secretary Gresham being
named for the vacancy has been can
vssscd here, but Il is urged that the TEN
per OF the democratic party In the senate
10 hardly favorable to Gresham. Don NJ
Dickinson 10 thought to desire . Justices
robe, and il 10 believed the president
thinks kindly of his ambition. Gresham
and Dickinson will probably be obliged TO
wait for future vacancies.
Tho circuit from which Justicc Blatch-
ford was appointed 10 the supreme court.
contains the districts Of northern. south.
ern and eastern New York, Vermont and
Connecticut and contains SO many lawyers
OF eniinence that President Cleveland Is
likely to be embarrassed in choosing q
successor to the dead juris,. Among those
suggested is f. j. Phelps of Vermont. An
other name 10 that Of Henry Lacombc,
Judge Of the United States circuit court OF
tho southern district of New York. Other
names from New York are those Of James
G. Carter and Frederick c. Coudert. Con-
necticut possesses possibility in the per-
son of Carlos French. The naino Of Sccre-
tary Carlisle has been mentioned. but il
can be stated with confidence that the
place will not be offered to him.
The Star has this suggestion: Snow is
the time for President Cleveland TO upset
another party tradition aud set new
political prcceden, by appointing cN-Prcsi-
dent Harrison TO tho vacancy on tho SUI
prene bench.'
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Al Mon mouth.

MONMOUTH PARK. July s.-The track
was fast. First race. Six furlongs
Prince George won; Midnight, second |;
DIR. Rice, third. Time, ~. Second
race. Five and oue-haf furlongs Kaxan
won; Roland Reed. second: Chateau,
third. Time, :os. Third race. Mon
mouth Oaks stakes. one mile and .
quarter Augusta Belle won; Lady Violet,
second; Afternoon, third. Time. 2;l0t4.
Fourth race. -Four and one-half furlongs
-Hurlingham won; Hydsrbad. second !;
Declare. third. Time, :5is4. Fifth race.
One mile-St. Fiorian won; Equity. sec-
ond; Mary Stone, third. Time, ~.
Sixth race. One mile and a sixteenth
Joe Kelly won; Madrid. second; MIR. Sass.
third. Time. las. Seventh race. Six
furlongs Kingston won; Defargilla, Sec
ond; fremont. third. Time, :l3sa.
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DENVER. July s.-At the annual meeting
of the trustees of the Denver, Salt Lake &c
san Francisco road to-day Governor
Evans made an address, outlining the
policy of tho new road. He said that il
would form a part Of no system, but would
be perfectly independent.
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Now inventory Is over, Connell Co. will
complete tho sale of the Gene Gordon
stock of notions, laces, silks aud fancy
goods aud ribbons and dress Innings, all
of which sell at considerably less than
New York wholesale prices. In connec-
tion with this sale special prices will be
made in each department.
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DILLON MEETING CLOSED.
A Large Turnout Watches silver 1sow
Win tho Free -for-Aii In . il6l-2.

A Large Turnout Watches silver How
Win tho Free -for-Aii In $40 i-2.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
DILLON. July s.-The summer meeting
Of the Dillon Fair aud Racing association
was concluded to-day with the following
races: First race. Running. Two fur.
longs, 2 heats ia 3-Montana Chief won |;
My Partner and Eleanor tied for second
money. Best time, :23x. Second race.
Special running. Thrce-puarters of q
mile. Purse. s2O0-Unclc Bob Won; Min.
ME Beach, second; Bonnie Blue, third.
Time. :i9. Third race. Special cowboy
race-Sailor won; Bay Dan, second; Gray
Eagle, third. Time, :57. Fourth race.
Trosting. Free-for-all. Purse, $500 Sill
yer Bow won In three straight heats; Rich
suoud, Jr., second; Homestake third. Best
ttmc, easy. The attendance WAS very
large.
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CLEVELAND. Ohio, July s.-forty switch
men on the Lake shore railroad struck to-
day because a yard conductor who allowed
two brakemen TO become Intoxicated while
on duty, was suspended. The Brother
hood has nothing to do with the strike and
1t will not spread.
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For Parents.

An ail-wool chevlot suit, in pretty gray
color. never sold before for i.5o, will b
sold during the Gordon sale AZ Connell's
for s2.s5 suit. These suits come in both
single and double-breasted style. Boys'
s. gray Melton suits for - suit.
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A. Conneli's Gordon sale two very
special attractions will bc their 5i.luch
storm seraes for IS cents yard aud five
pieces OF all-wool black serge AT IS cents.
This is - inches wide and never sells for
less than IS cents.
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SMASHED THE PLATFORM.
impatient RacsEoers OSercrowdsd
Elevated Railway Platform.

NEW York, July s.-An accident &C.
Cured on the elevated railway at Coney
Island this afternoon, in which IL persons
were injured. Over SO persons were on
the platform waiting for train 10 GO to
the Brighton Beach rnces. Az the cars
were pushed In. all rushed for the rear car.
Suddenly there was n terrible crashing Of
boards. followed by loud shrieks. and Is
feet Of the platform caved in. The broken
boards dropped eight feet, where they
were caught by crossbeams and held.
Fortunately the or ,wd did not fall to tho
railroad yard below. The injured people
are sufBasins from bruises, cuts aud few
broken bones.
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ROME. July s.-During the reception Of
the Columbian minister to-day, the pope
said that America would soon have q pa
tron saint as Columbus would b bsatined
shortly.
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DAMAGES SECURED.
See wong's Hogs Must BE Paid for by
the Railroad Company.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
MissouLA, July s.-Judgc Brantly to-day
rendered his decision ia tho case Of See
Wong q Co. VS.. the Northern Pacific Rail.
road company. In which the company was
sued for tho value of n carload Of hogs
smothered in transit between Riverside
aud this city. The plaintiffs were ap ar,lcd
damages in the sum of s3Ji. interest from
October. 1880, and the costs of the suit. Ii
is believed that an appeal will be taken.
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MRS. HARrLsY.s FUNERAL.
MisseuiA Merchants Close Their Place,
Of BusIness.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
MissouIA. July s.-Tho funeral Of Mrs.
G.. \. Hartley. who was drowned in Lo Lo
creek on Thursday last. took place this
afternoon from the family residence on
East Front street, and was largely ate
tended. Tho merchants of the city closed
their respective places of business as the
funeral cortcge was passing through the
business streets. The funeral of Mrs.
Hlckernell will take place tomorrow after
noon.
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Twenty seven Drowned

LONDON, July s.-A yacht having on
board 30 eNcursionists capsiscd OH Skeg-
ness this afternoon and y people were
drowned
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q ,od lkicxcie l,aces.

TOLEDO, Ohio. July s.-Sanaer Of Mil.
waukee. this afternoon defeated johnson
OF Syracuse, in the bicycle races. Tho
best time of the two days meeting vas
made by Sanger. 2.2o.
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At Chicago; Philadelphia
Al Cincinnati--7; Brooklyn, g.
Al Louisville-4; New York. 2.
Al Pittsburg-i3; Boston, o.
AT Clevcland-1; Baltimore, 8.
At St. Louis: Washington. o.
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judge BIs,cbford.. Funeral.

NEWPORT, II. l., July s.-The funeral of
Justice Blatchford will be held Tuesday
afternoon. Bishop Potter will officiate.
The interment will he at Greenwood Gem.
etery, New York city, "Wednesday.
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DROWNED IN the veLLowsroNe

Death ee Harmon ksdisbseh- Dragging
the River.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
Bio TINBEH, July s.-Harmon Kadle.
bach, = prosperous wool grower. Was
drowned this morning while attempting
to ford the Yellowstone on horseback at y
point eight miles east Of here. The river
is being dragged, but IL il doubtful IL tho
body be recovered.
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over tho short coursc-Pat Oakley won;
Ciamor, second; L,jero. third. Time,
3:06L.
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WORLDS FAIR STAKE.
Fl Teisgrafo wins by . Lesgth-Fiirta.
tlon Badly Beaten.

tion Bsdiy Beaten.
CHICAGO, July s.-Ths rich worlds fair
stake at Washington park, run to-day,
was won by the Keene stables, Fl Tele-
grafo, who was second choice In tho bet
ting carrying OF the honor. The Califor-
mia fiily. Filtration, from whom so much
was expected failed to come up to expec.
tations. She was Q hot favorite in the
betting, but could do no bcttcr than come
In eighth. The track was muddy. II was
expected that Domino, Flirtation's stable
companion. would do the running for
Keene, but at the last moment Domino
was scratched, throwing the talen, out Of
all their calculations.
SUMMARY.
First race. Six furlones Louise, won !;
Joe Murphy, second; Fitssimmons, third.
Time. ll9. Second race. One mile and
n furlong -Yo Tambien, won; Union. sec
ond. Two starters. Time, 2:0S. Third
race. Worlds fair stakes for 2-year-oltls,
s20,Do to winner. 5000 to second. s. ,0O tn
third. Fivo and one-half furiongs-
FL Telegrafo won. driving, by n length !;
Dolly Warden, second. by n neck; Rhett
Goode. third, by half a length. Time,
I ia. yassal, Peter the Great, Pat, ST.
Ma kim. Filtration, Sigu rd, North Side,
Bankers Daughter, Cashday, Orindo,
Ganelon and Anna Mayes started and
finished as named. Frog Dance was loft
standing at tho post. Fourth race. Han
dcap. One mile and a half lf-Falero won !;
Bessie Bisla nd. second; Newton. third.
Time, AS. Fifth race. One mile Linda
won; Morcllo. second; Midway. third.
Time, I :s7h. Sixth race. Six furlongs-
Hedge Rose won Mockahi, second; Oracle
j.. third. Time, i:2Dh. Seventh race.
Six furlongs -Roslyn won; Readina, Sec
ond; Promenade, third. Time. l:lsH.