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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
INFORMALLY OF JUDO ES,
supreme Court DiEnitaries Less Austsft
Than Might Be Expected.

supreme Court DiEnitxrfe1 Less AustSf0
Than Might he Expected.
Sticklers for the incest proprieties
find but one fault with the supreme
court of the United States, and that is
that Chief Justice Fuller's hands are
toe much in evidence there, says the
New York Sun. They are like the
pretty hands OF the tavern hostess
whom poor Gerard met in Charles
Reade's ''Cloister and the Hearth. +"
Her haRds were forever flying about
like excited white pigeons. The chief
Justices hands are also like the arms
Of the angelic actress with whom Ar
thur Pen6eunis fell in love when he
was boy. Her arms were SO eontiau.
ally exposed, says Thsckerey, that she
could only be seen through thesa, as it
were. Chief Justice Fuller's long,
nervous. thin, white hands are forever
pulling his long Enstachios or hover
ing about his nose, and II ANYTHING
could upset the dignity OF that high
court It would be those hands that
would do it. Our New York lawyers
find the court most interesting in its
contrast with our own courts The
other day great light of the bar was
arguing very serious case before the
almost full bench when Mr.. Justice
Fisia interrupted him. called him BIZ
his surname without taking the trouble
TO prefix the word Mister" and then
cracked little joke with him in the
most free and easy way. 1t was as If
he had said: See here, TonlsiRs, you
New Workers see clean streets when
there is fresh fall Of snow en- them.
don't you?" There was absolutely
nothing to criticise in such an inter
ruptien, and yet ne such thing would
occur N high court IN this state once
sn twenty years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
LABOR DELEGATES.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, April 12,-The follow
ing delegates aud alternstes were elected
TO the national convention of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor to be held in
Denver In December: Delegates: John
Mcbride, OF Ohio; Patrick Nc
Bride, of Pennsylvania; Z. II. Penns.
of Indiana, and John Nugent of Ohio.
Aiternates: Mike Ralpbford OF Ohio, W.
c. Pearce of Ohio. Charles Call of Ohio.
and William Howells of Colorado. The
convention completed its work and ad.
iourned sine die
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GUTHRIE. o. T., April 12-[Speciall-
The session Of the Oklahoma Presbytery
was disgraced today by the high-handed
action Of clique OF newcomers INFO the
territory. At least, that Is what the Old
ministers and their followers say about it,
The "clioue" is described as the late
serninarians, aud it is claimed TO be headed
by the synodicaI missionary, who was
elected by fraud. They voted the old
ministers out of their pulDlts and recon-
mended personal friends and proteges net
graduated from seminaries, il their places.
The church members are highly indignant,
and splits in many churches in the terri
tory will doubtless take place.
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SIGNIFICANT SPEECH.

LONDON, April IA special dispatch
from Vienna TO the Dynus says that Gen
ersl Baron Won Schoenfeld. commander of
the second arm; corps, speaking At ban
qUet given by the mayor, took occasion u
threaten the socialists in a manner which
provoked n sensation among his hearers.
He said among other things; "Iou may
be assured of our assistance when tbs bat
tie begins for the existence of society and
the preservation of property. When the
bourgeois stand in the front row 10 resist
the attacks of the lAwless the soldiers Will
come to their rescue" Ia view OF the fact
that Won Schoenfeld Is IN the confidence
OF the emperor. the effect OF bis speech -
far greater than IL would have been other
wise
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coxEY's CoMMoNwEAL.

ADDISON, Pa, April IL -Tbe tramp
from Chalk Hill to this plscs was one of
great suffering Tor the commonweaL
While the storm had sbaied some, the
deep snow made walking hard aud rests
We're taken frequently. There were many
mountaiueers here To view the common
weslers and there is au ugly look abroad
tonight. MoUutsin dew has been flowing
like water a10 the men are in "a proper
state for conflict. The monntsineers
are excited over the army and would crush
it out il possible. Several clashes have
been averted, but trouble Is expected be-
fore morning. The next camp viii De
General Grant, and will be at Grantsville.
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CHURCH ALLIANCE

PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-The American
section of the commission OF the alliance
Of reformed churches throughout the
world, holding the Presbyterian system,
met in the rooms of the Presbyterian His
torical society today. The objects of the
organization are to show the Essential
oneness" of these churches aud to secure
'closer communion" Home mission work
was the principal topic of discussion this
afternoon. Previous to the meeting of
the alliance there was a conference of the
committees on the proposition of fedora
ton of the various Presbyterian churches
of the country.
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los ASGELEs. Cal. April IN W..
Czichs.lsr. eGs GO tbs t0asdsrs 81 the
bspaiis. 2&rty ia tais ,tzts. aud WHO -
sid - have directed tie EnGysra>ar OF
several IaGasiEiaI armies whsce havs ief:
tois state for WssAIogtoo. 3i-4 "a .
morning of pssaDculs. aged % Ds-
ce4sed xHs = 90 oi tbs tasr Commission ?
Tor SizgsEs pax
ASTORIA. =. Y. 4 pal Ie-Rt Esy.seai
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bone tsrr tousght- Ne -. ssrs f. P1yt~
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4 SIZE aud fsre eAiitren ssrssss hin
fhicafso. April p Tbs DID body q
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lSe-rsissa-. koEsr b. LaT:az secs8xzstsf y
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fssnes srsoy 10 A Esss-. sse "a Sssxlec
2sasr Azxissil4z.-
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BIG BOND STEAL,

SAGINAW, Mich. April l2,-The latest
sensation in the Welis-Stone vault looting
case was sprung today when third war
rant was issued for Newell Il. Parsons, the
ex-bookkeeper. The complaint alleges
that Parsons distracted from the vault
railroad bonds payable to bearer to the
value of S463, 900. These bonds were the
property OF the firm. His case was ad-
lourned until Monday and his bail placed
at S25. 600 which be was uns bic TO giYt.
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STRIKERS DEMcRAlIZED.

UNIoNTowN. Pa, April l2.-The strikers
are demoralized by the disappearance of
Barrett, president of the organization. A
warrant is out for Barrett's arrest and he
Is said to be in hiding near Mount Pleas
ant. There are now but five plants idle
out of eighty in the region because of the
strike, including ,a52 ovens.
While the strikers have been marching
over this section of the coke region TODAY
making bluffs. they have stayed on tue
safe side, and up to tonight not a single
outbreak of violence has beep reported.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
TIE HOST STTBBORN

THE MOST STUBB ORN
Skin and Scalp Diseases, the worst
forms of Serofula, ell blood taints
and poiscns of every name and nat
ure, are utterly rooted out BY DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
For every disease caused by torpid
liver or impure blood, it is the only
remedy SO certain and effective that
it can be guaranteed. If it fails to
benefit or cure, You have your
money back.
Eczema, letter, Sslt-rheum, Fry
sipelas, Beils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands, Tumors, and Swellings, and
every kiBdred ailment, are COM
pietelY and permanently cured by it.
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BLAINE BUDGET.

WAToNGA. o. T.. April 12 -[Special.l l.
Judge John II. Burford convened district
court at this place today. The peace Of
hcers have been trying for some time to
bring few lawless people TO justice in
this county, and we trust that the grand
jury now empaneled will come to their
rescue and aid our people TO establish law
and justice. A l.. Sweet was admitted to
the bar of OklahoIns today.
W. W. Nofsinger of Kingfisher will at
tend court tais week. Cash Cade. the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
ARMY ADVANCING.
Captures Train and Speeds East Witl
Flying Colors.

DENVER. Col, April i2-The industrial
army, l.25S strong. took possession OF !,
train of twenty-slx empty box cars. est
bound, on tue Union Pacific at Cnitah
at 2 O'Clock last night, aud lef, Evsnsroc,
seventy miles east OF Ogden. at I'm. with
flags waving aud busies sounding. A.
tempts to get the nen of were unavSii;ng,
and the railroad officials submitted to the
seizure. rather than TO resort to an, tAfo Z
like force. Tue plan is 10 halt for provis-
ions in the suburbs of larger places. IN
stead of AT the depot. Ia prevent deser'ionS-
AT Laramie, where the army arrives II
6 a. m. the mayor has Contracted Tor 90
iolves OF bread aud 100 pounds of boiled
meat 10 be placed on toe train. A restaur-
ant proprietor Will furnish ceffee Aud q
beer dealer several kegs OF beer. lie
militia will be on duty.
AT Cheyenne, wsere the army Is expect
ed at 10 a. m. tomorrow. rstions Will De
given out at the stock yards
a teie gram from Assistant Superintend-
ent O'NeiIl of the Wyoming division II
the Union Pacific at Piedmont, says the
army is orderly ana we'll disposed All IL
wants Is 10 he kept moving and have an
occasional square meal.
Mayor Rasmussen OF Rawlins and Mayor
Staple of Cheyenne have informed the
railway officials that food will be con-
triouted by their citizens II IL Is needed.
The men had two and a-hsf Carloads OF
provisions on leaving Unitah, but 400
additional loaves OF bread prepared by
Evanston people were lost by insufficient
notification Of arrival and departure.
At 4:l0 p. Id. the army passed through
Rock Springs at fifteen miles per
hour with banners flying and in good
spirits. Provisions have been sent on
10 Cheyenne from different parts OF
the state SO that, while there is considera-
Die suffering FROM ills incident TO cold and
fatigue, there is no immediate danger of
starvation. Wyoming authorities will not
interfere while the army behaves itself.
IL is not known whether the army viii
pass through Beaver or 80 strsix gut through
Nebraska, but it looks like the latter at
this time.
Captain Crayson Of the Colorado contiu-
gent is organizing here and claims To have
200 men who view the prospect Of going to
Washington with complacency.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
A SPRIG OF ROYALTY

BRIGHTON. Eng, April 12-The bank
ruptcy proceedings against the Hon. Will
lam George FItz Clarence. son of the
earl of Munster, aud natural great
grandson of William ", were settled to-
day. His liabilities Were 794 pounds aud
his assets consisted only of a gold ring,
but he agreed TO pay his creditors Is. 6 1
on the pound out'Sf an annual 900 pounds
allowed him by his father.
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WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE.

NEW YORK, April 12 Society gathered
In form within the walls OF St. Georges
church, Stuyvesant square. at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon when the wedding OF Miss
Juliet Morgan, daughter of Banker Pierr-
po1t Morgan, to Mr.. w. Pierson Hsmil-
ton was celebrated. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. William 5. Rainsford.
assisted by Bishop Whipple OF Minnesota
a reception followed aG the home OF Mir.
and Mrs. Morgan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
SPICY sEnTEncga

s0su men talk about sh~sr Aouou
being hart when they mean ,Asls eps.
1--rss
A oozyrsNyD critic Is e eDsd zeal
HE = rssP 1. an orchard: h. p4ssss
az the so=aa trait By az.d s.sxAss On /.
rotten SPOT
xAs Esight zs vell erla-sse q
esrosic s.ys on The eye a. b sI~.v,
bold - tas tame opl-:op for eszsl,-
teney's sale.
A szxav thinker Ia . ran VITO sv>~~.s
tie ace kfsd Of esesxes R,.e -.osi.
GO, ea: i,nt sskxzsea 20 sru il,
Creams eefore sssas 60 es-s A.xs-s
IL t&sk.cu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
THE INDIAN PROBLEM.
The Senate Committee and Dawes Com
mission to Meet In Conference.

EUFAULA, l. T., April 12.-The special
senate committee composed of Mr.. Teller
of Colorado, Mr.. Platt of Connecticut and
Mr.. Roach of Dakota, passed through here
last night en- route TO South McAlester to
meet the Dawes commissioners. This COM
mittee has been sent 10 the Indian Terri
tory for the purpose of getting the white
mans" views OF the muchly figured Indian
problem, and such move by the United
States was quite surprise TO the Indians.
The commission says that a change will be
made at early day. though they do nos
etate what II will be.
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Shoot Tou nanents.

CHICAGO, III. April l2.-Wnat promises
TO be Que OF the largest shooting tournn-
ments ever held ia the country has been
arranged for by the Prairie Gun club OF
Chicago. The tournament will he held
here on May IL. Is and 10 at the & ,rfirlI
park race track. Cups aud other valuable
prizes have been provided. The prinrlo,l
event will be the meeting OF the ten New
York cracks, csp,aiped by Julius Ven Ten.
gerke and The Illinois men beaded 10y Can
tain A NJ Hofman, of the Pr.irie club
The shooting Ia this contest will be at live
birds and fer 81, 900 , siie.
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ABSOLUTE xxErr

No ether p3ssssr sas bren produced
which gala. 90 zaa1 testimonials Of hfan
value - fbo~s c0otiBucs.ly socorss.d "a
ALLcocK's FosoCs FiAsyxs. aud toe only
motive lor tb.ss eScTs sef 81 commeods-
tious IL tee fact thai IL e. tusdsc4asi .nd
pharmaceutical prspsr-si5a og superior
FAi1-- Beware of !roifssioGs. AK for
AID issasf 1Oon kLLCoCz'a
BrAEuGEra's PlLEs ass . sood corrso
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CAUSE UsKNowN.

NV YogS. April la-Jesiaa p Bios
som, a retired cotton brokrS Of Brock l,u
committed suicide fSntgat IN Ihe Office 81
No. New street y here he was fsrmeEly a
partner The family Eas UnAol= - assign
any reason for tae suicide - NJ BiosSoes
had retired from bu-ire>s aud his dome
.ie relations were azpoy.
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THE EVOLUTION

OF medical agents is gradually RELOCATING
the old-tine herbs, pills, draughts and
vegetable extracts TO the rear and bringing
into general use the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative. Syrup of Figs. To get
the true remedy see that IT is manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup company only.
For sale by all leading druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
STILL AFTER WYMAN

NEW YORK. April 12.-Application was
made today by William Finlayson and
Rose Il. Aud before Judge Bartlett of
Brooklyn to examin Erastus Wymsn be-
fore trial in their action to recover sec coo
on an alleged deal in 325 shares of the Ca D.
ital stock of the Staten Island Rapid Tran
sit Railway company. The plaintiffs say
Mr.. Wyman has been indicted for felony
in New York, and that he may reach states
prison before the trial of their case. The
judge denied the application, saying that
an accused person must be Presumed 10
be innocent until he has been proved
guilty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
FRurTLEss CONFERENCE.

LONDON. April i2-ln Accoriaooe with
a resolution adopted on April 8. represe1-
tatiyes Of all British aud CoaJiRea6si
steamship COMPANIES met IN conferences
here today TIE object Of the meeting
was the unitviug Of passenger rates After
considerable discussion the meeting wss
unable 10 come 20 any sgreemsnt aud zd-
journed sine die
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GREAT STRIKES THREATENED.

TORONTO. April IA dispatch from
Montreal says a cable has been received by
Henry Tyler ordering a reduction of wages
of all Grand Trunk employees which has
caused CONSERVATION in the ranks here.
III the order is enforced it is not unlikely
the great strike of 1876 will be repeated.
The grievance committee Is now In session
discussing the situation.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April 1.-THE gen.
eral council of the United Niue workers of
Alabama, which organization embraces
5000 miners, tonight ordered a general
strike effective next Saturday, April IA.
against the proposed reduction in wages
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WANT TO FIGHT.

LONDON. April IA dispatch nom
Vienna to the Chronicle reports that a
crisis IS impending In Bnlgars- The
trouble srises from challenge sent Is
the minister OF war 70 ". StambuiofT TO
fight a duel. Prince Ferdinand viii de-
eide whether n duel between the two
statesmen shall be fought whea be returns
In Sa!s-.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April l2-With the close of
business today The rates were better than
anticipated. Staples and fancy colored
cottons attracted principal attention, yet
tue commission trade was not inactive
and there was an improved demand at
Jobbing hands. AS time wears away the
outlook improves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
LOCKOUT A FAnuRE

CHICAGO. April 12-The general lock-
out OF the Chicago building trades work
men set for today proved a grand fsilurr
Instead of 10000 men whom the contrac-
to-s claimed would be thrown out of en-
ployment, less than 500 were affected
there being no unanimity among the coz
trarfarS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
SHOW A DECLINE
PRICES ON WALL STREET ARE GEN
ERALLY WEAK IN TONE

Speculation is Dull, the Volume OF
Business Light and Prices Irrcgu-
lar-Americar Tobacco Makes
Little Splurge-Sharp Move
Anticipated in Chicago
Gas-Sugar on Losing
Grounding Ship
ment Of Gold
for Europe.
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SAILS FOR ENGLAND
CHAMPION cORBETT STARTS ON HIS
THEATRICAL TOUR

Before Leaving He Replies to Peter
Jscksor-Ssys He Will Not Fight
In June but is villin: to Fight
in Private and 10 Ee, Odds
on iiimself-The Contest
Mus: be to Finish.
General Sporting
News From
the Tracks-
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HEAVY DAMAGES AWARDED

SIOUX FALLS, : D.. April I2-Ths Jury
in the $1,000 damage case broQght By
William Fullerton against the Homestaks
Mining company for personal Injuries
brought IN verdict swarding Fullertoa
81. 600 damages The plaintiff lost both
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
he SMUGGLED OPIUM.

SAN FRANCISCO, April u Excursions
Inspector Arlesha II. Douglas, convicted
today in the United States circuit court of
opium smuggling. was sentenced to- one
year In Jail and TO pay $1,000 fine. Doug
las while an officer was principal In a
smuggling conspiracy
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QUEEN WIGS SUD SOLD.

LoSDoS, April i3-Tae Sportsman an
nounces the sale tEis sumfa<r OF QGe-u
VicsoriA's famous stf.d n Hampton court
Persons iateres' ed in bl0oo<i slcck viii
regre. the disposal Of this famous stud
Many noted winners. iucludsng Ssron
Elr>ch'= isvcrit= brown mare ~ * ch z.
wese bred tl~re
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-13
HAD A LITTLE GUN
AND THE CASHIER HANDED OVER
THE MONEY IN SIGHT.

Crawford. Neb., Bank held Up for
$500 by Lone Cowboy. Who
Then Locks the Cashier in the
Vault snd Skips to Pastures
New-On the Trail Of the
Eobber, Who it is Be-
lieyed Cannot ES-
cape-Incidents
ofthe Crime.
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The man who has no aim in life j.
worse of than one who has lost hi.
eyesighl RAMS Horn.
The boy who is learning TO skate
generally gets q number OF head marks
before his lesson is through with
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CASH FOR THE CEERoKEES.

EUFALA. /. T.. April l2.-Chief Harris of
the Cherokees has issued proclamation
calling special session of the council to
convene at Tahlequah next Monday to
decide whether the strip money shall be
paid per capita or otherwise. The money
will be paid out in less than sixty days.
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-
LATTER DAY SAINTS

LAMONT. Ia, APR. I:-rhe business o.
the Latter Day Saints progresses slowly.
Several sunday schools reported a mem
bershIp OF s.iSs. and the number OF schools
st lSSs. gain 10 schools OF IS. and ia
membership lad. sil this dnring tHe past
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WILL EAT PIE.

WASHINGTON, April 12-Ths president
has appointed William c. Hixon of Texas
rs marshal of the United States consular
court at Fucben, China This appointment
does not require confirmation by the sen
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rN-s s.a S-~.

hosrfe- Higgins 80 The ls-e..ey,-
Ca E0a tel. x-1 hstsSsy. sA- "a
seF~Hes e~tmesa Esrr-Fs % Cd A.d
ycs- ooa~-s~rzg
l.@zz1izar ieoiorizw uol--A GOD
eszi. lsDFs~s Ass y iaz4 II ~
he martyrs ~rre trough. 70 -
s'aks scd b1rsed. bat row ths s.ess< {,
s'TslnsA, bzrzsosz 20 as s<rr--Ts.a~
~s.zy T.zse@
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Pooi Match

CLEVELAND, Ga O. Apri ~ The score
IN the pol n'teh tonight was: Clesgwa-
ter, Iy7. D'Oro, 13O.
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sLocUM CoNyALFscENr.

NEW YORK, April l2-Generai III. W
Slocum who has been III with pneumonia
for the past week is now out OF danger.
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SNOW IN COLORADO.

/ DENVER. Colo. April IA wet. heavy
! snow has been falling tonight pretty gen
| orally over Colorado
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Day on The Turf.

| SAN FRANCISCO. April i2-Fir~t race
Ssven-righIs OF "a miie: Sanda'i,ht won;
Trrnto,a. second; Ivy. third. Tine. I.O2Js
Second-FIvs-ei sht- O: mile: Chentas1
won; Claeqaer, second; jennie Lind. third.
| Time, I:0I1k.
Third-kIve-eigh,s OF a mile: FL Tirano
won. Agiiate. second; Chala. third Tins.
| 1.02S<
won; SIR Reel, second; Red Roos. third
Time. i;32l{
| Fifth-FIve-eights OF Il mile: Bill How.
/ srd won: Border La~sie. second, AauIe
Moore, third. Time. l;o2
ROXY. Ind. April Il -Summar today;
| First Tacv-Hsf mile: Piti-ing won.
Red Jim. second, Sleepy Cap. third. Time
l:l5
Second-Half a mile: Love Kno, won,
Keno, second; Col Cooper, third. Tina
1904.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Of a mile: Yves,
Park won; Bord-rer. second; La 0artiA
third; Time. l:07jf.
-Fifteent h-sixtesnths OF a mile,
AsheJ won; Nance. second; Harry III,
third. Time. 1.26
Fifth-Three-ausrtsrs Of a mile; Ell
kindig. won; Utter, second; Gen Gordon
third. Time. 1884
ST. LOUIS. April IL First racs-Fiyt
furioDg=: Herndon won, The Deacon. SEQ
ond; Grsmpian. tsird. lime. i:06s<
Srccnc-Nine sixt-enths of a milsi Iiefy
won; Decsi,, second; Vslox. taird Time.
80
Third--Three-eighths CT a r,ilss Miss
Reynolds won; Juliet. second; DR.. WORK
third. Tune, :37<
Fourth-SevyB-eighths OF q mile; Jack
Richelisu won; Betty Badger. second; Bal
lsriine, third Time. i:l9x.
Fifth-Seven-eigbtbs OF q mills: Ionc
Bridge Won; Vida, second. Tasty, third
lime. f:355<
Observation-Disclosures of mile: Ps1fn
won; Emissions. second; King Star. third
Time, IS.
MENPaLs. Tenn. April Iz-Eirst rscs-.
Six furiongs; Gen Ross won; J. IL d eco
opd; Ducal. third. Tins. !:l7x
Sseond-FOur furiopgs Kitty Scott vor,
C.Priyi. second; College Girl. third Time
s5G
TBird-Ons and sixteenth OF q mil~
Chimes won; Hawthorne, second; L,nda
third. Time, 20.
Fourth-Sessn fnriongs: Ferrfsr won,
Bollinger, second; Slnrock, third Tina
I.s1%
Fiftb-ous mile: wau2.iehls Won. Val
isda, second: Hardy. third. Tine, Ix5A