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ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, ! ..

COUNTY OF SHIAwAssEE. { sS'
The Circuit Court for the County of Shiawas-
In the matter of the petition of the State of
Michigan for the sale OF certain lands for taxes
assessed thereon.
On reading and fling the petition of the Aud.
itor General of the State of Michigan, praying
for q decree in favor of the State of Michigan,
against each parcel OF land therein described,
for the amounts therein specified, claimed to be
due for taxes, interest and charges on each such
parcel of land, and that such lands be sold for
the amounts so claimed by the state of Michigan.
1t is ordered that said petition will be brought
on for hearing and decree at the September
term of this court to be held at Corunna, in the
county of Shiawassee, State of Michigan, on the
third day of September, A. D. 1894 at the open
ing of court on that day, and that all persons
interested in such lands or any part thereof, de-
state of Michigan, for such taxes, interest and
charges, or any part thereof, shall appear in
said court and file with the clerk thereof acting
as register in chancery, their objections there
to- on or before the first day of the term of this
court above mentioned, and that in default
thereof the same will be taken as confessed and
q decree will be taken and entered as prayed for
in said petition. And it is further ordered that
in pursuance of said decree the lands described
in said petition for which decree OF sale shall
be made, will be sold for the several taxes IN
terest and charges thereon as determined by
such decree, on the first Monday in December
thereafter, or on the day or days subsequent
thereto as may be necessary TO complete the
sale of said list and of each and every parcel
thereof, at the office OF the County Treasurer or
at such convenient place as shall be selected by
him at the county seat of the County of Shia-
wassee, State Of Michigan; and that the sale
then and there made will be public sale and
each parcel described in the decree shall be sep
arately exposed to sale for the total taxes, in
terest and charges, and the sale shall be made
to the person Offering to buy for any given tax
and paying the full amount charged against
such parcel, and accepting o conveyance of the
smallest undivided fee simple interest therein;
or IL no person will buy for any of said several
taxes and pay the balance thereof and take q
conveyance OF less than the entire thereof, then
the whole parcel shall be offered and sold If
any parcel of land cannot be sold for taxes, in
terest and charges, such parcel shall be passed
over for the time being, and shall, on the sue
ceeding day, or before the close of the sale, be
re-offered; and IL, such second offer or during
such sale, the same cannot be sold for the
amount aforesaid, the County Treasurer shall
bid off the same in the name OF the state.
Witness the Hon. Charles H. Wisner, Circuit
Judge and the seal of said Circuit Court of Shi.
wassee County, this tenth day of July, A ID. 1894.
SEAL CHARLES III. WlSNER,
Countersgned, Circuit Judge,
DUANE c. COOPER, Register.
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GOOD NEWS.
A "Trip to Southern California.

a Trip to southern Cahiorna.
Beginning October 22d, a daily tourist car
will be run from Chicago to the Pacific
coast via The Great Rock Island Route;
Chicago to Kansas city, thence through the
beautiful Indian Territory via TT. Worth
and lei Pasco, Texas. to Los Angeles and
San Francisco. This car will leave Chicago
daily on train No. IL at 6 p. m, and passen-
gers taking this route will not only receive
the benefit OF very superloruaccomo
but also will save great many hours in
time. The new southern route is also par
ticularly desirable in fall and winter season,
and the well known reputation of the Rock
Island insures passengers comfortable trip.
Our patrons are always provided for in the
best manner possible, and these cars will be
in charge of a Pullman conductor as well as
porter, and everything pertaining to the
comfort of our patrons will be carefully
looked after and pleasant trip guaranteed.
OAdding this daily car to the ''Rock Island
Service, does not in any manner affect the
present Phillips Rock Island Tourist Er-
catrsions that run semi-weekly from Chicago
over the Rock Island to Pueblo, and via the
scenic and Ogden routes to San Francisco
and Los Angeles without change.
JNo. SEBASTIAN, G. p. A,
CHICAGO.
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parcels OF land described in said schedule
OYour petitioner further shows that the SAID
taxes on said described lands have remained I'M
paid for more than one year from and after the
date OF their return TO the County Treasurer OF
said County OF Shiawassee, under the provisions
of Act number two hundred OF the Public Acts
OF 1891, or under the provisions OF the several
tax laws under which any of such taxes were
previously returned, and for more than one year
prior to the first day of May, 1894; and the said
taxes not having been paid, and the same being
now due and remaining unpaid as above set
forth, your petitioner prays decree in favor of
the State of michigan against each parcel of said
lands, for the payment OF the several amounts
OF taxes, interest, collection fee, cost OF adyer
Using and other expenses OF sale, as computed
and extended in said schedule, against the sew
eral parcels of land contained therein, and in
default of payment of the said several sums com
puted and extended against said lands, that each
of said parcels of land may be sold for the
amounts due thereon, as provided by law, TO
pay the lien aforesaid.
And your petitioner will ever pray, etc.
Dated July 3, 1894.
STANLEY w. TURNER,
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.

To the Circuit Court for the County of Shia-
wassee in Chancery.
The petition of Stanley w. Turner, Auditor
General of said State of Michigan, respectfully
shows that the list OF lands hereinafter set forth
and marked Schedule A, contains q descrip-
ton of all lands in said County of Shiawassee
upon which taxes were assessed for the years
mentioned therein, and which were returned as
delinquent for non payment of taxes, and which
taxes have not been paid together with the to-
tai amount OF such taxes, with interest comput
ed thereon to the time fixed for sale, and cotlec
ton fee as provided by law and the cost of ad
vertising and other expenses of sale of each OF
said parcels OF land
Your petitioner further shows to the court
that said lands were returned TO the Auditor
General under the provisions of Section 1913 of
Act COG of the Public Acts OF 1893, as delinquent
for non -payment of said taxes for said years
respectively, except such of the taxes set forth
In said schedule as were returned 10 the Auditor
General prior to the 18th day of June, $685. and
Your petitioner further shows and AYERS that
the taxes interest collection fee and cost OF ad-
yertising and other expenses OF sale as set forth
in schedule A, are valid lien on the several
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Town North Range East.
l acre in NV of Sc bounded n by John st g
by Williams land by Wilcox land W by Catholic
Church lot, sec IL 775 / 90 81 20 So
pBeginning in he corner of the lot known as
homestead bounded on by Mcneil st @ by
Mysner st running w b5 II thence W and to the
quarter line thence to the place OF beginning.
Lot formerly known as Gould lot, sec 2S..........
............................. SO IL 03 20 al
Carys Addition.
lot and2 occupied
together, blk 6....- II 10 81 As 20 10 81
Y OF blk 10....... 4 SO 68 10 20 43
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SPEND YOUR
SUMNER VAC CATION
NORTERN MICHIGAN RESORTS.

Few places offer so many advantages
for tired people as do the popular re-
sorts on the shores of Lake Michigan
and its tributary bays. Bay View, Pc
toskey, Harbor Springs, Charlevoix,
Traverse City and Grand Traverse Bay
Resorts are peculiarly inviting during
the hot weather The bracing air, cool
nights and freedom from dust contri-
butte to make this region a natural santi-
tarium, for the recuperation of exhaust
ed energies.
The way to reach these resorts is via
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Town North Range East.
Commencing at the line OF the original right
OF way of the @. g. G.. T. II. II. Co. on Michigan
Ave. thence due Q TO Millst westerly on line of
reserve No. to Michigan Ave. thence n to place
of beg, SEQ 20, j.. %. AZ 90 6 OF 4 ~ 20 81 40
VILLAGE OF VERNON.
e 8 1t and n 100 IT
of lot 10 and W 16 OF
n 100 It of lot 9blk6 81 ~ 3 so IL 20 80 AZ
lot blk 10 .... 232 80 90 20 AZ
vanAuken's LIST Addition.
lots 10 and 16 blk B 617 Sc 20 20 795
Oakslde school will open for the fall term
Sept. 18th.
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CHICAGO &wEsT MICHIGAN

Railway, which runs through the entire
region, traversing, for miles, the shores
of lakes, rivers and. bays, which, with
the splendid service offered by this line
makes the trip delightful one,
Through parlor and sleeping cars
from Chicago, Grand Rapids and De-
troit to Petoskey and Bay View, are run
from July, August and September; the
route from Detroit being via the
DETROIT LANSING g. NORTHERN
Railroad to Grand Rapids, thence via
the G. & w. M.
Tourist tickets at reduced rates are
sold at principal stations on these and
other lines from June 1st to Sept. 30
good to return until Oct. 81.
GEO. DEHAvEN, Gen1 Pass'r Agt.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
J.. Send for our book Tours in
Michigan"
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Fart OF lot IL, bounded Dy commencing o4 III II
of stake in the center OF State and Comstocks
81, and running n l47 II thence ll5 IT thence
LAT IT thence to beginning.
.......................... 1852 | OF 30 20 SO
Macarthur and Cummins' Division.
Town. North Range East.
On ~ of mex bounded by commencing SOC IT
O of intersection of Comstock and Oliver streets
on and of said streets running n $50 It II IT
$50 IT II IT to place OF beginning sec 2s......
.............,.."......... 4 SO GA ls 20 6 10
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CITY on 0W6sS0N

Town North Range East.
commencing rods 0 OF the W line OF ek OF
swA w = RODS OF 3 line W 32 rods 20 rods ~
roos ~ 10 beg sec 10 -. -. ...............
....:.:,........... 81 80 81 02 90 20 70 20 30 81
Also commencing in the highway from Owosso
10 Corunna on the side OF the Shiawassee river
on " line OF land formerly owned by A. a. Dyer.
~ thence w along the center OF said highway 90
IL n parallel with first line 10 rods parallel to
highway 66 IT TO W line OF said Byerly's land,
thence on W line of said land 10 rods to center
or highway In sec 10 to beg, sec 10 .........
Observation-Disclosures. 49 n % 20 Z II
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SPORTING MOTIFS.

At the San Francisco races Thursday
the winners were: Trot, S-year-olds
2:2T-class. Gsselle. 2:22is; pacing. 4-year-
Odds. Ciboio. 2:2i51; trot, 4-year-olds,
Hillsdale, 2:20il.
At the ST. Louis races THURSDAY the
winners were: Five furlongs. La Rue.
1881: four and q half furlongs. Ike :.
:5555; four and a half farlongs. North.
west, :595s; six and half furiongs, Miss
Mamie, LIS; seven furiongs, schnyIkill.
l:23
AT the Saratoga races Thursday the win
ners were: Five aud q half furlongs
Relic. 90; nine fur.ongs. Faraday, l :5sA;
i've furlongs. franklin. I:02I.; six fur-
longs. Clifford, i:i3ix: i've furlongs, Lord
Harry, i.0ls. sevsa furlongs. Hawthorne,
:29s.
AZ the Jerome PARK races Thursday the
winners were: Six furlongs, Harrington,
l:l73S; six furlongs, Ella Reed, is: Titan
course, Bandit, :23l.; eight and a half
farlongs, Little Mat. 1:555.; four fur
longs, German. 81; nine furlongs, Jack
Rose. 2:0o74.
At the Harlem, ILL.,, races Thursday the
winners were: Six furlongs, Alton June.
I:ls1<; six furlongs. Monterey. 1:22i4 !:
mile and twenty yards. Chiswell. :42I1 !;
eight fnrIongs. oakwood. $3.50 i've Iur-
longs. Ia Ia, 1:0lK: mile aud twenty
yards. Elmer F., ;421.
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FAST TIME AT ROCHESTER,.


ROCHESTER,. Aug. 16.--Clear skies, a light
breeze and a perfect track made this after
moons sport delightful to horse lovers
On the card was q special event between
Robert J. and Fantasy. In the first
mile. which was gone merely to warm
the performers, Geer was behind the
mare and Lyons on the gelding's sulky.
In the second mile Fantasy, the holder of
the 3-year-old record, went after the 2:0sL
she made at Buffalo The gelding was by
her side in the attempt. She went
gamely without skip, finishing in
2.07I4, the fastest mile q 4-year-old
mare ever trotted. The quarters were
:33, :04s.. 1855, 2:071l. She was greeted
with cheers when IL was seen she had
lowered her high mark. In his attempt
in tho third mile Of the special, Robert j..
holder OF the 5-year-old pacing record.
vas paced by runner. He went
after his own record, 2:o5s.. gained at
Nashville last fall In two heats of race
aud also the crack record OF ZOOS. made
by the PAGER Johnston in August. 1859.
He passed the quarter in 800. the half in
I:oiII, the mile in 2:044. Summaries:
22i class. trotting, Carl Don, 2:l5i4;
2:i2 class, pacing. Clay Hontas. 2:i2ls;
Robert j. was sent 10 beat his record,
2.05%. and went mile in 2.04t4; Fantasy
went against her record. 2:osl., and made
2:07l4.
fantasy did not break the 4-year-old
record. Direcsum, 2:05k. holds that rec
ord
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- - ssoss TO It. and Titus. coming very
- e1' insaae OF him. sznrer's Wheel
sewn 20 wabble for "a instant ard
sna Brown both finished ahead q.
s.'n- ittas was disqualified for foul i'd
sns' ana Brown Wa given first place. with
@Afsf second and Bald third. Titus
sa'snas ciaifn Sanger was not near enough
V .ne poie 70 claim foul, and also state
mat canger tried TO eIbow Titus OF IN.
aFsek. ditus' time was 2.f0 SIS. whseh /.
Ane record Tor scratch race. The prexsau~
record was 2:ii IS. By Sanger. Brown
Iae winner. IS = Cleveland man. In the
tso mile handicap. Barnett. Of Liucoln.
who had handicap Of 100 yards. PASSED
she leader On the second mile and won
~ 30 feet. In this race Dodson
iea In the ffth lap. and Ne
Cure aud Hamilton went over him
None we're seriously hurt 10 the fve-
mile championship the tine limit va. act
atsixteen minutes. Seven men started Ths
pace was set By several racers alternately
and az the four-mile point Cabanne took
the lead. The squirt on the la,r lar va.
very hot and a. the finish Eve men v.ra
closely punched. Titus won and beat tbe
worlds record for i've miles In comuets-
Id.
The previous record was 1927 IS. siso
held BY himself Murphy Of BROOKLYN
was second and Zeigler Of California third.
Summaries:
Mile. novice-Ciyde TurnbuIl. Denver
won; Charles 4. Jacques, Chicago. second.
Il NJ FRAN third. Time Z. IS 3-5.
hall mile. national champlonship-E. c.
Bad, Buffalo. won; Raymond Mcdonald.
New York, second; Otto Z@igges, IT., San
Jose, third. Time, 90 is.
Mile, class A-Louis A. Callahan. Buff
faso, won; George J.. Weller, Salt lake.
second; @. A. Maxwell third. Time.
Mile. open, class Bart Brown. Cleve-
land, Won; Sanger second. Bald third.
Time, 2:1035
Half mile, open, class A. Gardner.
Aurora. ILL.,, won; T. z Anderson, Rood
house, ILL.,. second: Maxwell third. Time,
I.l0.
Two mile handicap, class B-F. q. Bar
nett. Lincoln. won; A. ID. Kennedy. Chi
cago; second; l.. e. Johnson, Cleveland,
third. Time, 4:2i2a
One-third mile, open. class A-Ander-
son, Of Roodhouse. won; r. II. Kaiser, of
Dayton, o., second: L. A. Callahan
third. Time, ~ 3-5.
Five mISt. national championship-F. ].
Titus. New York. won; c. NJ Murphy,
BROOKLYN, second; Zeigier. San Jose, third
Time, 1919 I-5.
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Fa., Pacing by Joe ra.chen.

TERRK HAUrK, Ind, Aug ie-The
sensation of the day vas the Terre
Haute Brewing Conpany's stake OF
5000, won hands down by Joe
patchen. Patehen wilkes horse has
10 his credit tonight the three
fastest heats ever given in race. At no
time was Patehen extended, and after
pacing the middle halt of the second heat
in .ooR he came back fresh enough TO do
the concluding heat In just rs good time
had he been called upon. Summaries;
2:40 trot. purse of sI.50o Expressive,
a.i6S.: 2-yeAr-0ld pace, purse of $1,000.
Directly. 2.fs; Terre Hsute Brewing Conn
nany's purse. s.. 600. Joe PateheB, 2.ooi<.
a:Oa 2 0ql4; 2:l0 pace. purse. 5000, John
n Gentry, 2.10: Terre Haute purse for
foals OF 1891. value 81, 800. Nellie A., 2;iTtt.
Mascot, the pacing champion, made
three heats ia 2.e4i4. .06i4 2:0Tss. at De-
troit July q, lsa3. Joe Patehen's time Is
not nearly SO good. and does not break the
recoFd
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The military Inre.tigation.

of inquiry investigating the conduct of
Company g, OF Spokane. during the recent
strike. reassemb!ed here today. Col Nc
Carthy, who placed the company under
arrest at Tacoma for refusing to ride on .
train manned by non-union crews. was on
the stand during the day. He told the
story substantially as published at the
time. Tonight the defense began its case
by placing Lieut. BROOKS, OF Company q.
on the stand. The defense viii be gen.
eral impeachment of Col. MeCarty's testi-
mony. Brig Gen. Curry is conducting
the defense
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aisas breaks the worlds Record for
Rive Miles ia Competition.

sitas breaks the Worlds Record for
Five Miles ia Competition.
btNyER Aug I6 The national racing
teafasnient ot the League OF American
Nheelmen was begun hers today in the
isesehee Of more than 70. 0oo people. The
a'Fangcmenls we're carried out perfectly.
a'aa tie success Of the tournament. iinan-
sAiY and otherwise is assured. There
vas some disappointment over the non
sFnsaFanee ot J. s. Johnson. the Mime
aPeus champion. lis wheel hvoke In the
nae open ssgal in the morning. and be
- Dol Qaaafv. Western men are little
asappointe1 tkat their racers did not win
seFs pF'ses. hut are iubllant over the per-
s2fslaaces 81 Barnett. Of Lincoln. Neb., in
sse tSo-nte handicap. ana the good
ssosiag ct Le sier. Of California, snd tho
asiaols men, AndsEson and Garner. aud
49, Weller. ~ Salt Lake. aud Maxwell,
q Nlnaeld. Kan.
Tie records sowered to-day are those for
- eae mile novice. one nile open. class
= ana the Eve mue national champion
20 lee RICHARDSON, % Chicago, also
wi against the half-mile record for
.eek@aEd riding. ard reduced IL from 2.S7
- Richardson gave tue exhibition
ascy riding. The nils uoyioa Was
49, ey thafhn and Phillips, and the re-
- VS. TIE fastest mile ever ridden In \
sSs'ee race. Tie &rsi ehamp lonship race
TAG bail nile. tWclye men starting.
~sssr seat clear 81 ghs bunch in the
-. stretch. but gsys up IN the straight
50. sas NanH~s. = lFom Buffalo. The
'lA event. oHe mile, opsn. created the
s'sAsest thusissm OF the day. Sanger
- she lead ~ the .wo-thiris and held il
80 - tess fFom the tSpe. Here
49, Iisgs. BrCsn aud Bald we're
sRsas sASa otAsE. sanger lad The pole
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p,,,r.nxxpaEA. Aug. Is Score Loals-
..;tt. a. ) Is. e. o. Phillies. l.: b b.
~. Batteries trim and Nichols
Buckley Grady and weyhias
BsIYy~oHF, Aug. l6.-seers; baltimors,
IS. ba' n. :. 2 Cincinnati, o. d, e,
: R,t,eFses- Hawke and Robinson; Par
ratt Canavan and MURPHY.
nAso Chicago. 3; b. :, e, 2
h..s,er,e.-lacid and Daily GRIFFITH Ahd
schriveF. -. ,e
"a ..s'srst,n :. b h. n. e. 2 Cleveland.
O. n 3. = 8 Batteries MesiuIre AMI
Man. Young and thinner
po.ro~. Aug. 10 Score; Boston 9; b
p M. = s Pittsburg, 4; b b, 4 =, l. bat
t.rie.-- TenBsy and Stacy MACK anu
NJ. YoAx, Aag. t&-Seoss; 81 Louis.
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N.ner n.nA. md nirretum.

Ia conner, Aug. IL. 1894
TO THE FptroR. What i Nancy Hanks
ha~t trotting record7 Is there any trot-
ting record under either Of the aboveg
A SUBSCRIBER
Nancy Hanks best time Was 2.o4. nj
Terre Haute, Ind. September y. is92
This Is the worlds trotting record. d.
r~ctum holds three worlds trotting
records: Mile By stallion, Nashville.
Tenn. October IS. ls93. 2:oo,.; mile in
race. same; mile by a 4-year-o!d, same;
best two heats. Lexington. KY. October
III ISIS. 2.NsI., los
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TACOMA. Aug I6-The second days
play IN the tennis tournament resulted as
follows: Siugies-Theo Griggs beat P.
Anderson; Hurd beat Purdon; Fonlke.
beat White. Doubies-Hurd aud Akin
son beat Bull and Fransioli. Mixed
doubles-White and Miss Kershaw beat
GEiggs and Miss Paddock; Foulkes and
Miss Anderson beat Bull and Miss BAILEY:
Fransioli and Miss Woodruff beat Pardon
and Miss Eeown
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TErSTox. \. J.. Aug. l6-Corbess
and Fisrsinmons are in this city
tonight Mutual friends have been
trying 70 get them 10 meet each
other. Corbett said TO q reporter that
he would not sccept challenge
from Fitxsinmons. who. the cham
pion said. was looking for
cheap aivertifing. Fitxsfmrous nus. first
send an open Challenge 10 ,he world. aud
II no others accepted it, then Coroest
would take il up. but no; otherwise.
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA. Aug. H. Especial. Two To-
coma Railway and Motor street cars were
damaged to the amount of $50 in a COLI
sion today. No one was hurt.
Nyman & Sellgreen filed articles of In
corporation today to carry on the whole-
sale and retail liquor business. with q cap
itai stock of IS. 600.
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A Bievel. K.i.y An er.., By,s.,.

LosDos, Aug. IA bicyclist left London
at 10 O'Clock today with dispatches for
Edinburgh. The dispatches will be carried
by relays. The answers which will be re-
turned by the same system, are expected
TO reach here by Saturday noon.
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IN. .r,sn-DIres,usa Race.

CHIcAso. Aug. i6 - There viii be
no Arion- Direetum race In Chicago.
railing 20 get the Washington Park
track for themselves, Donle and
uickok refused the offer Of the North
,...tern Breeders Association. and
notified the management that the race
would not go and Direc,um val 10 East
fhe chances are that the pair viii meet in
es..Fan
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ON wheel From chlo.so to New rors.

RocHEsrER, Aug. i6-R. Fl. stanwood,
who Is riding bicycle from Chicago to
New York, reached here st IL so this after
and left At ? O'Clock. He IL two days ahead
of the record. The record made last year
by Wyliie was 10 days hours and -
fuinuta4
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LONDON, Aug. I6-In the international
five-mile bicyc.e contest for professionals
today. of Leicester. Zimmerman won
easily in ii 81 IS. beating the record.
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Toe satanita consequently beat the
Britannia by 5 minutes a seconds, and
The flsllant bY minutes and II seconds,
While the Britannia was l minute 10 sec
ends ahead 81 the American yacht az the
Hash, al times being without counting
tie time allowance.
It's announced that the match race be-
tween the Nlrilant and Britannia will
surrey be sailed SATURDAY. next
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17

PtArrsxouTH. Neb., Aug. lo-Ahs pre-
i,r,inarv hearing Of the people charged
sith causing the death Of Pasiiist Fletcher
pohbips. aud with being accessory thersto.
"a. begun todsy, the witnesses beng
..,.nv III those Who attended the hght
w.. ,gsxrgoptnents were damaging TO the
+. fsn.iants. Ten thousand dollars has
- offered 70 secure the relesse 81 Sandy
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an hail. bat without saccces.