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The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
READY DURING THE WEEK.
The Now Tariff BNl Will he Finished aaa
Made Public.

The New Tariff Bill Will Be Finish ed a.A
Made Public.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-Ths ways and
means sommittes hope 10 complete The
new tariff bill and give 1t to the public
about the close Of the present week. At .
general conference of democratic members
tomorrow, the discussion will be resumed
as to the policy Of adopting an income tax.
As to the important articles to be added to
the free list, there il no lonRev any question
that they embrace wool. lumber. iron ore.
coal. salt, cotton sassinR. binding tvins.
rice and many other commodities Of less
importance. The present bounty ON sugar
viii be repealed, but it 10 possible the COM
mi.s.s may decide to impose slight I'm
men Of the south and the beet rRisers Of ths
west. The highest duty thus far discussed
is one cent per pound and the opinion
of most of the committee seems TO be d.
vlded between half . cent pound and ad-
mittinR ID entirely free.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
German. Work men Superior,

The German cutlery grinder 10 . very su-
perior workman, and In raxors hs has act .
peer. The English no knan will not spare
The time to do The work ~ we'll. oonss-
quently tho blanks s,s sent TO him from
sheffield TO grind. The English stand over
the work. the stone being set low. On the
other ha1d. the German has his stone set
right before his face. aud can see his work
very closely. His touch 10 ve1y delicate, and
he can grind blade - thin a. q sheet of
paper, and make the best razor In the world.
-EXohanRe.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
LITTLE HOPE FOR THEM.

II Lseks ~ Though Csrlin aud His
Friends Wiil not he Fouad.
sPoKANH Nov. ia Review special
from Aissouls. Mont. says: A courier has
been sent back from Fort Aissouls
from the government rescue party
that started out some Tins age to
search for Gen. CaElin's son. and his som-
panions. with information that permanent
camp has been established about three
miles above Lo Lo springs. forty-hvs miles
from this city. The snow at this point is
seven feet deep and there ID considers able
difficulty hauling wagons and supplies into
camp. The weather has been severe ut
the hsadvaters Of the Clearwater during
tho past few days. and the impression Il
gaining ground that oil attempts to find
and rescue the Imprisoned mon will prove q
failure. Indian hunters have long since
been driven from the mountains BY the
severity of tho storms that have been COCA
sionally raging since early in October. In
numerous oasss they have been obliged to
sacrifice their horses in order to eiecs an
escape. and IL is not regarded a. likely that
q party of pleasure seekers composed pRin-
pally of mon unused to privation. will b
able long to survive such harAships.
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HE'LL NEVER BETRAY THEM.

A Boy Killed While Being Initiated Into
afouthful Order.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,. Nov. l9.-Challey Willis,
aged 13. was shot and killed tonight while
being initistsd into a society composed Of
youngsters aged from II to ID. The society
10 called the "s. 8. s. s. =" standing for
''sevsn Secret Silent Shades" The boys.
whose minds we're evidently intlamed BY
blood and thunder literature. had q cave
in the outskirss of the city and to-day
Louis Barker and Thos. Winter. two lead
ing spirits OF the society. invited young
Willis to join the band. He consented and
when the ceremony was abeut over young
Barker pointed pistol st him.
and pulled the trigger. Willis foil with .
bullet close to his heart. He was removed
TO an adjoining house. but died In q few
minutes. The entire rs. 3. s. g." were ar
rested. bat most Of them declined to say
anything about the killing. as IL was con
tyary TO their eaths. Some. however, we're
frightsns into telling sufficient of the oe-
currsnoe to enable the coroRsr's jury to
bring in . verdict OF accidental death.
Young Barker seemed to regard himself %
quite hero.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Or fer the Scat Of War.

New YORK. Nov. 19.-The Brazilian ship
Nichtheroy 10 now ready for sea. II is pos
sibls she may got of tonight If not she
will sail to. morrow sure. Minister Men
douca has been aboard to-day. He is of
the opinion that IL the Eiohtheroy happens
TO encounter one OF Msllo's formidable
warships, such as the Aquidaban. she will
be sunk sure. He thinks. however. the
Nichtheroy can avoid suoh . mestiug. and
is conpstsnt to go against Nello's weaker
vessels. II 10 thought kello will have no
show against the force the Brazilian gov
ernment now has Oh land and sea.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
TRAMPS GETTING DESPERATE.
They Hold Up Freight Train In Ne,
Hampshire.

They Hold Up Freight Train In New
Ham pshire.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Nov. 19.-The second
attempt TO hold up = freight train by
tranps within twenty-feur hoars occurred
near here early this morning on the Boston
& Maine railroad. Freight No. 294. bound
for Boston In charge Of Conductor Hilton.
was stopped just outside the city limits BY
. force Of tranps. who made . savage
assault upon the traiamsn. armed with
clubs and stsneA The tEainmsn were
driven into tho csboose. where they were
held close prisoners for nearly AN hour.
The attacking party Sained down stones
and clubs upon The oar until IL was COM
plete wreck and were only driven away by
the timely arrival Of sesond lain. Sew
sral sEainmen were hurt by flying misssls.
None of the tramps were captured. To-
day orders were issued BY the road for the
trsinmen on that section TO carry arms.
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And tho Mayor stood Pat.

MINNRApoLIs. Nov. 19.-Ths svOwed de-
Termination Of Mayer Eustis to stand
pat" and allow The saloons to remain open
sunday. REGARDLESS of the opposition Of the
clergy, resulted in a fusilade from several
pulplts to-day. Rev. U. 4. jerks declared
that in case the mayor failed 10 heed the
demand 10 enforce the law he should be
inpeached. Rev. DR.. II. II. French de-
clared that there was 40 suoh thing a. =
respectable saloon or . respectable saloon
keeper. And so IL went Meantime the
mayor went OUT and laid the corner stone
of the new Jewish synagogue.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
A Celestial Aonstrosity.

A most wonderful meteor made the hsav-
The meteor was wonderful for three rea-
sons. says St. Loais dispatch Of Sept. %.
1t started In the regions of tAs Great Dip
per, and shot clear across the heavens In q
slightly southeastsrly direction, where IL
disaappssed just above the horizon. One
very rem rkable thing was the slownsss OF
it's progress, long track Of Ore streaming q
behind. Another popularity was that
whom ID reached tho senith il seemed to
pauss-a blazing star. The descent TO the
horizon was a. slow and stately a. The as
cent. The third wonderful feature in the
whole very strange occurrence was that
whom il reached The southeasterly extren-
ity of It's course. instead Of going oas Ina
msdiately. II burned for . second very
brightly while hanging perfectly still, and
then all was darkness.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

TO-DAY Henry S. Cochran,
the gold bullion embezzler in
the Philadelphia mint, is to be
arraigned for trial in the Quaker
City.
erich as the Mint" is an ex-
preston that describes wealth,
and Cochran entered the golden
circle only to make himself
open to the charge Of robbing
it, and gaining an unwelcome
celebrity in the annals of crinli-
nal trials.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
They'll Not Fight Ia Florida.

JAoKsoNvlILE. Fla, Nov. ia special
from Tallahassee TO the Times Unien says
that the governor. in reference 10 the Cor
bets- Mitchell fight, said, "It appears that
tho parties interested In the fight are
inclined to defy the state aushorisiea l
shall issue proclamation directing every
sheriff to do his utmost to prevent the light
coming of In this state. and appealing 10
the people in the several counties 10 90
operate with the shsriffs in saving their
stats from such disgrace"
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
On. Screamed and On. D,dn't.

Two young married men In the Salem ex-
curs!on 10 Newport last week played =
rather sweet joke ON their wives. Before
entering the long tunnel Al Elk City each
was sitting with the Others wife. They
agreed 10 sxchan seats in the long tunnel
and each kiss his own wifa. Well. they did
~ agreed. One Of ths young women
screamed terribly aud atsraeted the atten-
ton OF ths whole oar. and all had . hearty
laugh At her expense when the light broke
in upon her. resisting heroely and In her
husband's aims. The other one kept peg
foctly still. and she and her husband had .
good laugh on each other when tho light
broke OIL them. She said she did not know
but what II vas her husband. and did not
want TO give II sway II il was noG-sslen
Journal.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Hiring tho Unemployed to Fight.

FL PAso. Tex. Nov. l9.-Ths Mexican
1evolutionists are scattering circulars
throughout tho valley on both sides of the
Rio Grande. offering men $25 per day to
fight each man to hnd himself 100 oar
tridRss. and $b day 10 men armed with
rifle and pistols. The idea Of the leaders
OF the rebel forces 10 TO Offer Inducements
10 the great army of unsmploys cd passing
through this point from California and by
their aid sfsot the capture of the nor shern
states of Mexico. A rebellion Ia already
IN nanifsss in the south of that republic.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Trains Held Up by sss,kere

MAucH CHUNK. Pa. Nov. 19.--Ths Beaver
branch coal train was hold up BY striksrs
At East Maaoh Chunk last night. The
train was bearded By three sr foar men
who applied shs brakes and pullsd The link
pins. They then stoned The members OF
the crew.
About the same hour . live stock train
which WAS pulling oat Of Packsrson for
Eastos, was also held MP In ths sams man
nss In the lower end Of ths Pasksrton
yarAA
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
The Sln nllsst Hog.

Warren county, North Carolina, has the
smallest hog. During forest fires lately
this hog saw tho flames approaching her
bed of straw. In which was her young
brood. She rooted cat hole near the bed
deposited her pi0s iu It aud shen lay down
over shem. The dss passed over. siuaeing
the hair of the old poFksr. but the little
sousalsrs wsre safe.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Alleged Pension Frauds Ut Bu ufFalo.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.---Ths officials Of
the pension bureau are unusually retioent
regarding an announcement that The bs-
reau had unsRrthed Al Buffalo, N. Y, a
Wholesale scheme for dsfrs uding the office.
The Post this morning announces tho name
of the person who has been carrying on
this schOme to DO w. Room Moore. who was
formerly . special examiner of the bureau
in this city. 1t 10 believed $3.50. 900 has al
ready BEEN paid fraudulent claimants
whose cases were engineered by Attorney
Moore.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Their Homo Buvasa While They We're o..

Their Homo Busned While They Were Dat.
Special to The Independent.
MIssounA. Nov. l9.-Ths homo Of w. H.
Beacon. In Sosth Missoula. was destroy cd
by Are this evening. MIR. Beacon and
family were out calling at ths time. aad il
Ia supposed that the fire originated from
the stove. The greater portion of the fur.
uiturs was saved. The loss 10 =. 500; In
suranGe $3.50.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Elections In Spain.

MADRID. Nov. 19.-Ths municipal cleo
tions here resulted in The return Of nine
teen monarohists aud nine republicans.
The government has also been successful
in the provinces. Tho political campaign
in this city has bsen unusually active.
This was especially ths case with ths
monarohists. The aristooracy. who havs
hitherto svincsd indifference 10 political
contests. were early voters to-day. The
monaSeAists gained shtss seats.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
p.u, Get. Him for Chr,,,m M.

A salt IN shs New York courts ever the
possession Of child has been decided sat-
isfsotovily 10 both parties. The mother
will have possession OF the boy during the
summer. and In winter hs will live vith his
father.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Supposed I. Hav. B..u Drowned.

IrnIuA, N. Y. Nov. 19.-Ds. Lusisn AsP-
riam. instructor Of pslitical economy at
Cornell university, and Miss Mary L. Year
ing, Of Laurans. A c.. are supposed TO have
been drowned In Cayuga lake late Jester.
dsy afternoon. Their boat WAS found By Q
searching party this afternoon.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Doe Gets Al Office.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-ssoretsSy Of War
Lamont will have new assistant sssrs-
tary by the middle of next month. He has
aocep ptsd the resignation of Assistant SEQ.
rotary Grant rendered At the time of Prssi-
dent Clevsland's inauguration. 10 take
effect Dsc IL. Gen. Joseph b Doe. of
Janeaville. Wis. adjutant general Of the
Wisconsin national guard. will occupy the
place on that day.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
Tho Floods In Japan.

SAN Francisco Nov. 19.-Furthsr partis-
ulars Of the recent flood In Okayans. re-
eeived from Japan by Tho steamer Bsleic,
show 644 deaths from drowning, 44i
wounded, s. a07 houses washed away. 6.S4a
houses nearly destroyed. 4749 buildings
partly wrecked aud I. .5l9 acres Of land more
or less injured. The survivors are In gseat
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JOHNSON REINSTA TED.
Howard futile, tho Chicago Rider, Can
Also Ride as nm Amateur.

Howard futile. tho Chicago Rider, Can
Also Ride Amateur.
The Racing Board OF the League Of American
wheelmen have decided by mail vote to re-
instate John =. johnson. the Milwaukee racer.
and Howard futile OF Chicago to the amateur
ranks These riders were suspended last
month upon circumstantial evidence that they
had violated the amateur rule.
Tuttles reinstatement WAS unanimous. but
the Racing Board stood three for expulsion
and three for reinstatement upon Johnson's
case Messra Raymond. Megemry. and
Gideon Of the Board voted to eIpsl johnson.
while Messrs. Miller. Irwin. and Huntington
the Connecticut and Western members OF tho
board. voted to rcinatate. The reinstatem ent
Of Johnson Is n great surprise.
Tho racing Board had woven chain OF cir
cumstantial evidence around johnson which
warranted his expulsion from the League A
his opinion Of the result, but could only elicit
the remark that in his opinion the violence
warranted OK pulsion.
Johnson made an affidavit that he did not re-
ceive any remuneration from the firm whose
wheel ne rode or was Influenced in any way in
the choice OF his bicycle. He swears that he Is
employed as salesman by b"yle manufnc-
turer in Syracuse and receives money from
his mother. Affldavits were filed by the Gem
fury Cycling Club OF Syracuse stating that they
paid Johnaon'e expenses and also by his EN-.
pl2yers affirming that they DO not pay any Of
Johnson's expenses while training for and at
tending race meets. johnson swears that he
has never received penny from his trainer.
Thomas Eek.
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crack .two-year-old colt Senator Irby aud q
few other good ones. Before leaving Chicago
Park.
Prodigal Son ran we'll and should win oftener
than once a year, The Beachers were pleased
race.
Many good things went wrong in the rnce
for two-yeer- olds. Prlg has been running in
terday.
Durridge Bros. have sold the three-year old
colt Tom Watson to w. q. Brien. The colt Is
a cripple. but Brien hopes to patch him up to
win a race.
p A. t., Glens Understanding to Good
wins Official Turf Guide Judge Morrow beat
the horse YOU mention In the Brooklyn Handi-
cap Of 1893
Horse owners at Monmouth are anxioualy
inquirinR when Fred Tnral will he home. He
viii como East when tho Washington Park
meeting is over,
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NEW YORKS BREAK EVEN.
,osToy WINS THE FIRST GAME AND
utRD,s MEN THE SECOND.

49,, Thousand Cracks Cheer the st-ue-
,,,,e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lose Agaiu
:. baltimore - Phnadeiphins Increase
rh.,r Lead-Pittsburrhs and Cleveianas
.r,,p Tied-Oihrr Cameo ard Gos.ip.
The New Ycrks. by winning the Second game
,,om the Bostons yesterday and making Il
,b-re victories out OF four games played. salts
o.d the vast army OF cranks who cheered them
q, and proved that there is still some life loft
IN them. The Cincinnatis. who were beaten
~ Louisville are but seven points ahead OF
,be local teams. Wards men. give the Bostons
hattie now for three days In modern Athens,
and they have hard road before them. as tho
champions are well-nigh invincible on their
ovn stamping ground. The Brooklyns fell be-
fore the Baltmores again and dropped nearer
the second division. They reach homo to-day,
and may take Jump. Pittsburgh and Cleve-
land are tied for third place. while st. Louis.
chicago and Baltimore have the same percent
spe. The Pniladelphias. by trouncing the
Washingtons. clinched their hold upon first
place. The results:
Boston. ~; Now York.
New York. IL; Boston. 8
Baltimore. IL; Brookiyn.2.
Philadelphia. IL; Washington, a
Pittsburgh. 10; Cleveland. O.
Louisville. 0; Cincinnati q
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The RECORD

BOSTON, II: NEW YORK. U-FIRsT GAME.
German and Wilson. the Southern League
battery recently secured by Manager Ward.
made their debut in the first game against the
Bos,ons yesterday. and while the home team
big crowd. German ts an excel lent pitcher. He
has speed. q deceptive SLOW ball. and all the
v we'll and Is a good striker. He hadn't pitched
for a week. so he was triile rusty when he
faced the champions. Boston made thirteen
hits of him. hut at least four Of them were Of
the scratch order and two OF them, which re-
suited in triple and douh e. should have
s ssi eu' wilson U cnusht brisnty hatted with
good judgment. and ran bases like deer. :,
New Works ddt psH ths hi Gnf Of
consecutivey. and ran bases in very dumb
fashion. They showed little life and seemed
hard luck about it. They were simply, out.
played. The Bostons went to the hat hrst but
shut out until the fourth inning when hen
rolls sacrifice, and q hit by Merritt They got
McCarthy's base on balls. a three Dagger by
Nash that Burke misiudged. and an eYcussble
Md pitch be sS base ne one
longs sacrifice. loves single. Dptry's double
Blinded bin him, a scratch hit BY Mccarthy and
SY II to the
ites. Two errors by Davis. two steals. and
two Dagger let in two more in the eighth. and
Bennett scored In the ninth on his base on
balls. Ga.trights double. and Tiernan's mum
OF Longs high fly
For New York Ward scored in the first In
ming on his three la gger and Tiernan's sacri-
flee Davis got around in the fourth on Duffy's
mufr OF his easy fly. Connor's sacrifice, and
Nash's rank muff Of Wilson's pop-up. Wilson
rifce. and Fnllers single In the eighth. Con.
nor got four balls. Burke hit for tive bases. and
both came in on Fuller's double Stafford
scored In the ninth on a hit. Tiernan's double.
and Dayis's sacrifice The score:
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Earned rGns.Bcston. :: New York: Twobs.s
fne y srnae f S.
s9s 'sss:s ss;;s 81 S Pear tases:s
siracs Sss
ny az '!s
Sn HSm fSrIi Wild rsehdsr
NEW YORK. IL: BOSTON. 3-sEcoND GAME.
There were 10000 spectators on the ground
Ward put in BALDWIN and Kelly for the New
ii, i"r six singles and a double and was a PER
feet enigma when the chamrions had men on
sn,t l Kf S"S SGh IN In hs di n "Fm stole as
hanls q yard arart after renching the base as
Bin. III" dnrk. com lcxioned Staiey pitched
for lioston. and the New Yorks hit him hard.
JIt MS lleldsrs helne! matters along by piling
with 10y
in the arst half of the second Wards war;
lunacy in tn" grand stand and on the bleach
cries. Conner came first with single to cen
~ bunting ,,-nfrly. staley couldn't, get 'em
owe over nm. FULLER tIotted to ilrst on bnlls; Con
thn rubber WIN the see1nd run stafford
lis sth r
home. Stafford stole second and Ward hit to
n III simultaneously. SO rho new centrenelder
Just kent right on to third. Herman sent q
long ny to Mccarthy and Stafford scored. but
Ward remained on first although he could
plate. Inyis; now damned the ball clean into
the light field seats: Ward. 81 course. scored.
and George sailed around the basess like q
Thoroughbred. Some unpatriotic individual
picked the hall out from between tho seats
and threw II to Carroll, who hurled the leather
70 Stacy. 1t was n blocked hnll. and Staley
mr. hur Jed 70 the box. LAWS had Just rounded
thrd. and Doyle, who was coaching. told him
ego on To- the plate; 1t WIS blunder for
the X-Clcvelapder was dead card
a IN the last half OF tho third Boston made her
nrst run on Stnlry's double. Longs sacrifice.
anu MT by Duffy New York grabbed of four
runs In the nth by the cleanest kind OF nit
ing earning them all. Herman opened with q
slrnightaway on Davs's clean cut base hit to
centre Roger Connor. came next and killed
me ball to the ropes In left centre aeld for
Home run. sending in Davis ahead 81 him.
helly scoopcd IN II low ball and hurtled It
into right field for hSse. He took ground
aand the next inc ant went scooting for second
fhs way he used to dc when no played with
long got the ball from Bennett, Kel held his
me-" and Carney simply had to shrek
e-a,-e" Burke's sacrifice put his majesty
IN third. and another sacrifice by Fuller
brought him In. Tho old mans not dead
yet" aid DUFFY. and tho crowd shouted in
Svpproyal, Davis scored the last run for New
o!sscond, and Rely's clever sacrifice.
The Bostons made two runs In the fourth on
tgo singles n base on balls. q sacrifice and
wards Iuggle OF Tiernan's throw. The score:
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Tenats Gossip.

H.. Heitkamp and ". Rollins won tho consolation
doubles OF the Knokerbocker tennis tournament, and
II. iIeitkamp and Kinuard MAcEnroe left to bat
tie for the consolation singles. HeitkAmp defeated
Robert Hamilton In the semth round quite east
The finals IN gentleuen's doubles between H. Fischer
and W; Carbon Parker and 4. n riley and A 4. Gil
lett Will he plAXsd to-day. The Hcores follow:
Gsntlemsns Consolation finRles--seminnAi Ioundi
W. iieitkAmp. Altiorn Tennis Club t0we 1S defeated
Robert Hamilton knickerbocker Ienns Club (hAf 10y.
Ca "a.
Gentle . Con ISOLATION Dopb Final round r. w
Heitkanp ana W. Robins. Aitora Tennis Cub lowe
half 3O) defeated Lorraine wyeth and H. Aker. Lenox
Tennis CLUB towe half I'D, Ia y. 10. ga
bush In thu. kniossrbocksr Field Ciub tolrna ment
whom Miss AblerS and Mr. Wall defeated Miss westfa
and Mr. BOllinRer In ye ssts Team work tells The tale
OF Mss Alters and her partners victory TINS match
concludes he tournAu eht TIE scores follow.
Mixed Doublea-finAl round: Mias g. Ablsrs and Mr.
II. Wall defeated MISS Wostfal and Mr.. o. BollingeT
"a, b-J. SO, Ia. TO.
SOuTu OgAsGg July IA tennis tournament
begun The Soulh Orange Field Club grounds this
afternoon among the members OF the club for prizes
The scores: II. and H. Ward heat q. Byron and !. H.
strange. 6-4 AS Rev. Asa v. Wynonop and A. ".
Vernon heat H. ". JesSup and u. D. Jessnn d.
n-3 wyncoop and Vernon also heat ". ". rnlen and
J. y Meyers 81, 10 The nnais will be played to-
morrow.
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Remarkable Ere ttns ON the Road.

ERr. July 1o-The Hon. Charles NJ Reeds brown
road team Lunette and Evangelins broke the road
record this morning The race = wager of
$1,000. the stance from Girard to Mr., Reeds barn
tns city sixteen and half miles, and the time allowed
was D5 minutes.
The team 1871 Grard at $50. starting from stand.
.til. with n hundred pound SuIsy aud Ed Bernard.
Dobe's ass slant trainer f"r several years handling
the mes Tho distance was covered IN <plS minutes
The road rough and full OF sAndholes One OF the
hiil,, mile and half long, had grade of twenty
degrees.
Lnnette Is by The King. he by George wilkes dam hy
Norman D. hvangene Is by Elevator, he by Handle.
topian dam hy Naliive. n son Of Manbrino PRtchen
The horses were quite fresh when they came in aud
showed signs Of distress THIS record heats thu Hos
ton twenty.no track record. which was ~ minutes,