St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-21
BEGINNING TO ARRIVE.
MOB ES f07 rye TWIN CITY JOCKEY
CLUB Races.
NAMES OF CRACKER JACKS.

st. Louis and Chicago Horses
Flocking This Way-Liberal
Purses, Matchless Minnesota
Weather and Character of the
Track Are tho Masnets-Com-
ing sCull Race at MinnetOnka.
'All st. Louis will be up here" is the
way ona horssman put it yesterday,
speaking about the meeting OF the
Twin City Jockey club. He says that
the liberal purses up for competition,
together with the comfortable weather
here, are the magnets that are drawing
the st. Louis flyers to the Northwest.
They are also the loadstone drawing the
horses from Chicago.
The arrival of horses began in earn
est yesterday, when a part of those
mixed up in the wreck at Stillman
Valley were unloaded at the grounds.
Two strings came in, those OF j E.
Gushing and j. w. Wilson. whose
horses constitute the Liberty stables.
These came through the wreck without
Jar. being the first two carloads. Ray
horses. said shortly after his arrival
yesterday that he hardly knew any
thing had happened. He was talking
to another man on the train. felt a jar.
and one said. what is that?" A mo-
ment later the ears stopped. and they
saw that the other cars mad been de-
rallied and that the Ons containing
Rollers horses was already on fire. But
for the assistance of the volunteer fire
department Of Stillman Valley the en-
tire train would possibly have burned.
As 1t was. only those horses mentioned
in the GLOBE of yesterday were killed,
while the others in the cars behind
were shook up, but not seriously hurt
The horses which the Liberty stables
sent Eere iRcluue: Bonnie True. Bis
narck, Aunt Leda, jennie June, Prin.
cess Louise, Imp. Remedy, DR.. Hurd,
Zeke Hardy.
Some of the horses will go to the post
at Hamline for the first time in several
weeks, as they have been resting. Rem
edy and Bismarck have carried the sta
ble's colors to the front successfully in
recent events
j. E. Cushing's performers include
Tiisit and lakewood. both entered in the
Derby, and either liable to win in any
field of three-year-olds. Wightman is
also among the list. ranks away up
among the good ones, and although he
is not as consistent a performer as
some he is. nevertheless. a great bread
winner. Harry L. Jim Keats. Apperson,
Saucy Kate and Calhoun are also on
hand to carry MIR. Cushing's colors.
Al Orth's and Deakin's horses ar
rived from ST. Louis by boat yesterday
at noon. They were at once taken to
the grounds and comfortably placed in
the quarters assigned to them.
Fred Foster returned from st. Louis
yesterday. He made quick rush to
the track as he reached st. Paul, to find
that his horses were enjoying the fine
Minnesota air When he found that the
Doctor was all right, he gave orders to
fix up some room for Van Zant. out of
Sight and ten youngsters which came
on from ST. Louis.
A photographer was out to the
grounds Yesterday and got a lot of snap
shots at the winner of the Brooklyn.
They got him in every attitude. even
jumping in the air.
The arrival of the horses has already
stirred up wish that next Wednesday
will roll around as quickly as possible.
Today the Red Ribbon stable, EzelI's
horse, Hiidreth's stable of Twelve, the
latter two having been on the wrecked
train, and number Of others will reach
here, anu they will continue to come
right along until next week.