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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-03-09

Papa" said Johnny. who has recent
ly joined debating society, IS it cor
rect to say Tine noes hasit, or The noes
have it?"
1T depends, my son, on whether you
are talking about vote Or about cold
IN the hssd. "--London Punch.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-03-09

We have accommodated you in the
past and will do so in the future, by
selling you hardware at reduced prices
for cash only. CRUsoN 4 MENzIEs.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-03-09

One day last week a man was pass
ing down Main street, and all at once
disappeared into Bakers Dry Goods,
Boot and Shoe store, where he fell into
Bakers low prices and was lost to all.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-03-09

Preaching at the Baptist churc.
every Sunday alta. -. and 49, p. D
hundFy school ut 10 I'M. Pray
meeting "Wednesday at 7:9O p. M.
G. R. LAMAR, Pastor.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-03-09
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11

WASHINGTON Aug, iO.-.rho river and
hurbor appropriation bill, which has been
nRroed TO In both houses. provides for three
new projects whloh have long been
sought by senator's who hav, tho oredit OF
securing their adoption. Thoy hrs a boat
railroad 10 overcome the obsiruotiona et
Tho DaIiss. ON the Columbia river in OTe-
gon aud Washington; nnoth0r for canal
10 connect LAkea Union aud Washington
with Puget sound, and the third 60 begin
tho conaV ueiion of lock In the Misaiasil nj
river between 81. Paul aud Minneapolis, 90
extend navigation 10 tbs last named plSce.
ho railway projsct oontsmplEtes a h1-
dfgnlio lift TO ralGo steamboats, out OF the
walnL placing them upOu n tfamvay car
tunuing upon eight o. more tracks. trAna-
po ting them thirteen miles and retuTnlnR
them to the water Tho estimated ooh il
S2OO0.0 900. ho canal which 10 20 connect
the waters OF Puget sound with tho fresh
wstera Of Lakea Uaipn and Washington II
10 Understood will be OF Great commercial
benefit becarse ~ will alive ships An oppof-
iunlty TO Aneho ia fTeAh water ausr long
voyage on tho Pacific.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
HOUSE AND SENATE.
Chandler Not Satisfied with Alabama
Returns-The Nortborn Pacific.

Chandler Not Satisfied with Alabama
Roturns-The Northern Pacific.
WAsHISGToS. Aug. l0.-Chsndlsr today
in the sensts of red resolution directing
tho committee on oliotions 10 investigate
the recent elections in Alabama and asoer-
tain II fraul hal been committed. At
Hue request tho resolutions won't over
until tomorrow.
Hill tried TO obtain recognition 10 offer a
resolution calling FOR inform alton az TO the
status of the tariff conference, but ID was
Temporarily crowded out aud went over
until Tomorrow. Vest declared that vhsn
the resolution Ia considered to-morrov hs
will speak OF the Infamous liea invented
aud circulated rs 20 the work of the con-
iSrses on the part OF the senate"
The senate. Immediately aftsr going into
executive session, took mp the Chinese
treaty.
Tho senate bill granting tho Northern
Pacific riiroad company the right OF waV
through lndian reservations Ia Minnesota,
was pafs ID by tho house today. CHARM
shSIVA. OF tne appropriations conmittee.
reported the diFagreemont OF the oonfefeos
on tho sundfy civil bill. ns TO ths senate
amendments. Tho house rati1od tho
amendments agreed 10 aud discuiasd tho
amendnents uQon which thorS was still q
disagreement.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
CROP OUTLOOK.
Cora shows Big Decline but Wheat and
Oats Arc All Right.

Cora shows Big Decline but Wheat and
Oats Arc All Right.
WAsnmoToS. AuR, l0.-The monthly re-
port Of the stAtistioiAn OF agriculture shown
decline in corn OF nearly 26 points since
July l. The average for tho entire breadth
is Go. l. against 96 for the month Of July.
Tho condition for August, 1888 was 81
Tho great decline 10 duo almost wholly 10
the extensive and unprecedented severe
drought that s,s In since che last report.
and to ths hot, dry winds that swept over
the states OF Nebraska, Kansas. Iowa aud
pats Of other western states. In some To-
enlities the crop has been injured beyond
recovery.
The condition OF spring wheat has fallen
aimee lisa, report ia, being 67.1. against
GA for the month OF July. Advioss es 10
winter wheat from correspondents and
othsrs' indicate good yield OF excellent
quality.
The condition OF oats declined LIZ points
since the date of the last report. being 76.7
agbinst 7.9 In July. Tho condition for
August. 1888. was 70.9.
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That there are merchants who have the
heart " divide the profits Of ,hsir business
With The man who ls having hard time Of
II, h Al last fact In Helena. Many things
have been aaid by diSerun,isd or discharged
peTaons 20 injure tho reputation OF tho
Helena Meat COMPANY. 1his has especially
applied 10 the retail department. the kialto
cash market, but II has acted as a boomer
ang and has proven that tbo popularity of
this nrsi-olAss market ia steadily inefeaa-
ine. That "a Ia sniofing n better patronage
than over is ovinosd by the large quantities
OF frSsh meats, flesh nsh, salt meats, etc.,
that arc brinR disposed OF daily.
Tho business of tie hialto cash market Ia
increasing steadily. 10 10 becaaas Of the
superior quality Of the attll-fed beaf tine
young mutton, anps ior pork aud veal are
sold a, lowest prices. Priess that ouly tho
wholesalers can sell At. ty buying a. the
Rialto oAsh market the w0fkinaman can
eavs fully one half on ha maat bill, The
market is located At tho head Of hsia
street Telephone los.
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NOTHING TO SHOW FOR IT.
A Postal Clerk Coofsssss 20 EIninR Regis
tered Mail.

A Postal Clerk Confesses TO BlnlnR Regis
tered mar.
Laoien I, RossneFans, q we'll known mail
clerk. who for many yeas has Tsaidsd In
Helena, was arrested yesterday, charged
with riding registered mail. Clerk Bos0n-
Grams has been In the railway postal ser.
vice for seven years. His regular Tun is be-
tween this city and Billings, but for the
last few mouths he was assigned a Western
run over the Northern Pacific out Of Hell
Onh. For aome time the postal oiieiala
have been Teoeivlng complaints Of
losses Of registered mail. the dis
appsGrhncs OF which WAC traced 10 the part
OF The road where koseDoTAns was running.
Tbs officials began systematic search for
the cause Of the trouble Post Ofiise In
speotof Robinson. OF San Francisco. and
Inspector @. l.. WAyland. OF Helena, went
TO work on she case. through the intTi-
cate. bat thorough system that the govern
ment uses In the carrying of the malls. sa-
peoially the registered matter. the Losses
woro traced 20 hosencTann. lnspeot0 =
Robinson and Waylsnd met Rosoporans At
the western end OF his ran and accompanied
him 10 Helena. he was not b ought back
under arrest. but vas under surveillance.
After reaching the chief inspectors Office
IN tuls Clty lAOteucfsuh hbouuOuhiY oehlol
oil knowledge of the loss OF the letters.
However. when be was confronted with the
evidence against him collected by tho in
spsetora he broke down and confessed all.
Last June. be said. be opened a regiztsred
package. As he fouad no money In u or
vslusbles OF kind that ~srs Of any
use 10 him. be destroyed Il. Ia like map-
ner he opened and destroyed four other
registered packages. He obtained no
money or property Of any kind that could
be OF personal use 70 him. most Of the let
tsrs containing checks. After telling the
story OF bis doinss. be made a written oon-
fession. Bosenorans was aimost overcone
with the disgrace of his exposure. He
uspt. aud said over and over again to ths
inspectors. who had trssted him with great
consideration. II hope 10 God you will par
don me for deosivins you"
Inspector WsJland swore Out 4 complaint
against Hesenorans ohateinR him with
opening aud rifiing registered mail.
United States Commissionsr 5proule bound
him over TO await the action OF the mex,
federal grand jury. He WAS released on
81. 500 bail. The penalty Tor the ofenss ID
from one 70 i've years 10 the penitentiary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
Free Sugar the Stumbling Block
10 q Settlement Of the
Tariff Matter
A Poll OF the Senate Shows That
1t Would Probably Boat
the Bill.
min Wants 10 Know tho Status Of the
TaFifi ConforoDoo-M Money for tho
Northwest

WAsnmoToS, Aug. l0.-A crisis 10 tho
tariff affair was roAohsd to-day both in tho
open senate and In the asoie, councils of
the democratic tariff eonferOes. When the
conference closed tonight II Was Tho
undotstandinR ,ha, the meetings should 10
sasp,ndsd for tho present No ums WAC
set for tho reassomblinR Of the conferences
tomorrow or thereafter. and II was also
said furthe' sessions might bs necessary In
case the senate acted fsyorsbly te-morrow
on Senator Hilrs resolutions direct
ing The senate conferees 10
report the condition OF sffsirs.
The day opened with tho ssnats PROPOSE
tion FOE free sugar stIll ronding before tho
conference. Chairman Wilson and his as
socis,es wore satisnsd tha, the tender Of
free sugar was made In good faith and
therefore requested the senate oopfsrees 70
furnish poll OF the senate. showing that
II the proposition be accepted u would be
adopted by the senate and the bill passed
The bill disclosed that In the event
OF the acceptance OF the FREQ
sugar smendmsnt the bill as whole would
DO voted against by thirty-siRht republl-
cans and by Senators Kyle. Allen and
PETER. populists; and Csfsry and Blan-
ohard. democrats a total Of forty. three
votes. or sufiielsAs TO defeat the bill. This
poll was made on tho best Judgment Of
tho senate confeIeea The house ac-
oeptsd ID ns showing oonolusivsly that
the tender Of the free sugar amendment
while made In good faith by the senate
conferees. was the means adopted by the
conservatives as a means OF defeating tariff
legislation and leaving the Mckinley Law In
force.
The discussion brought out for the nrst
time the statement that the dsfs nsive alii-
once between certain senators had pro-
oeeded further than mutual cooperation.
and was now reduced 70 q signed agree
msnt While members Of the conference did
not claim TO have seen the agreement they
stated as q fact that Senators Kyle. Allon.
psffs', Blanchard and Caffsry had reduced
thoir understanding 10 black and white and
had signed ID 10 the effect that they would
vote against any bill which did not contain
a bounty clause for sugar, II
xaa while animated comments were
being made on thu foregoing conditions
that word reached the conference OF
lIilrs coup de etat in the senate. The con
fsrenoS hastily adjourned. the senators
going on the floor 10 taks pat In the de-
bate. Attwo o'clock the conference, or the
smnant of H. again assembled with ths
Hill resolution. and tue exciting debate
thereon. ns the main topic among them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
TROOPS IN SOUTH OMAHA
The COMMITTEES say Irs All Right. bat th
Men Doa't.

mon bNnNs
OMLuA. Nsb.. Aug I0.-hoysfal compa-
MOS OF trOopa from tho interior OF tho state
arrived tO-niRhI aud we're nj onos rushed
lotto south Omaha. Tho strikers acc qaist
and offer little oppoAition 70 she soldiefa
Bat the ,roopa havo not RELAXED their yial-
lanes on the pssooful Appearance OF
thinRs and squads OF soldiers constantly
pntrol tho streets and a uatlinR gun ia On
limberod at the intersection Of tho tvo
principal streets whero II can sweep In all
directions. Several OF the members
OF the strikers executive comm IL
tee sKpfeaaed thomaolyos ~ perfectly
fatisted that tbe troops have bean
called out bot the mon 90 tue H,sost did not
tAke ne kindly 30 II As did the COMMITTEES.
Tho tfOops have boeu ridloulod by some Of
tho strike agmpathlzeTs, and In one OF tw0
instances hiaies wee heard aa they pa
iEolled the strSst, Upon ths arrival OF tho
troops the deputies Withdrew. The sol-
diera firmly took oharao and theig author.
ity was not Questioned. A crowd Of per.
hAps 800 slFikaia assembled luh ont
OF reach OF tbs picket reserve OF tho nol-
diera aud the Aggressive action on the part
OF the guards met with dsrisivs isars. The
packers will continue business TO- morrow
ani do not anticipate any further trouble.
All the saloona In the city have been oloaed
by tho COVE nors orders.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
At the Brosdwater.
sharpe's orchestra at the Broadwater to-
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Ole Robson has located the Maggie
quartz loda in Ten Mile dlsirict.
Paul Rsay, a native OF Austria, was made
n citizen of the United States yesterday in
the district court.
Grsat Falls ia to have a mnoaroni factory.
The Leader says that ground has bsen
broken for II, and that Frank Ambrose, the
protector Of the scheme. expects 10 have IL
In operation in short time.
John N. Craig hlsd location notice yes-
terday upon a quartz lode in the Coz add
ton TO Helena. He claims TO have discov-
cred therO a well defined wall with ore
which contains gold, silver and copper.
A fight TO a finish has been arranged be.
tween Ike Hayes, tho eolored heayy wsiQ at
OF Helena, and I'd Williams, champion OF
Idaho. Il is TO como of within the next
,vo weeks at Centeryille. The eight is for
SlG0 a side.
Henry G. Smith. prsuidsnt Of The HelenA
Bar association. has appointed Judge N. W.
Mcconnell, Ex-Chisf Justice Wado and
Distiet Attorney Leslie A. \ special grisv-
anee committee o investigate the charges
Buck nd Hunt
TITO board OF psrdons has approved tho
notion OF the governof In patdoniuR Pat
rick Mahau. OF Boulder. convicted OF horse
stealing, Geo. HAuson. of Custer county.
nentouosd for araon. and Ed Burke. OF Fort
Benton. who two years ago vas sent up fof
fnlsifyi ing bounty eoTtih0Atoa.
Frank Fullet wriiss from Canyon Ferry
in regard 10 she drowning OF Andrew
Godinb last week. He says the name OF lhe
mgn Who was In tue boat with Qodius vas
Martin Pietson, who is working for Court
Sheriff. Pisaou did sll he could D. save
Godine folioSing him nearly TO shore aud
supeoslnR BIO was ell right turned and
awnm back 10 the boais 10 save them. lie
did not know Anderson vas drowned for
over half m hour.
Mhy Stuart, the woman who left Helena
on a { elRht lsio "Wednesday night with tbs
avowod intention OF III lag her husband al
Great Fails, vas arrested at that city on an
order from tho Helena police. She had
ripped up lot OF clothing belonging 10 an
hssooists, rooming over the Worlpa Fair
beer garden. IL vas also alleged that she
lsft town with money belonging 10 oihsfa,
but aa tho vitnCesen refused 10 toaiity IN
tho casa tho city marshal hero had 70 give
M tho idea Of prosecuting her ami accord
inglY Wired tho GIeAt Bllla authorities 10
relsnsc the woman.
Tho people Of ~. Peura Methods, r. ois.
oopAl ohu ch have arranged to have Diahop
joyce, OF I0nncfasa Rev. DR.. Kcune. OF
Cineinnati, and h'v. Df. hatseL OF New
Orleans, now IA llniio attending the con.
ference. spend several days In Helena and
take part 10 tho Epworth League oouveu
ton 10 ho held ca Tnhalhy aud Wednesday
OF neat week, Rev. DR.. harza will preach
sunday ~ 81. PAurs. morning aud svon
Ing and Blshon joyce And Dc, kesno will
deliver addresses on Monday evening. an
three arc leading pulpit orators and DR..
ktene is spoken OF NJ the second Moody.
EyeFI body is nyiied 20 all the meetings.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
TURN IN THE TIDE.
The Commercial Outlook nstter Than
for Very Long Tune

The Commercial Outlook nstter Than
for Very Long Time
NFw YoaK. Aug. l0.--BTsds.res,s sayn
Evidence continues 10 accumulate that tts
early portion Of July witnessed The lowest
point in the sbb OF the commercial tide In
the reaction after moderate revival in the
spring. Tho practical cessation Of ths var
ioua industrial disturbances OF the year
has emphasized tho tendency 20 improve
msnt isportsd by telegraph from the lead
ing manufacturing aud commercial osutora
this Nsss. A further indication OF this
tendency TO imtroVSment 10 aeen In the
weeks advance OF 90 cents por ton for stael
blllsta and the fact that The domestic wool
inAIk0ta today hre moro In favor OF tho
eellos than they have been for year, aud
that wool 10 Armor at the two o0nts sd
vance recorded IN tue laat few weeks. The
pAnle and unfoasoniug speculative Interest
In Indian corn has put tho pricp nearly
eight ceuta buahsl this Weoh. about %
cents above the low water mark for year,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
The Amor Plate Frauds.

wAsuIsoroS. Aug. lO.-rhs investigation
Of the alleged Carnegie srmor plate frauds
was resumed to-day. Capt. Sampson. chief
Of the ordnance bureau OF the navy de-
partmsnt. was a witnesS. The principal
matter OF interest was his opinion OF the
method OF treatment Of the platss by pieoo-
meal. concerning which he said plate
hardened in ono section and softsnsl 10
another was not 10 bs depended on. Capt.
sampson said plate could not be considered
uniform II speoimens Of the different pArts
vnried 10000 pounds In tonaile ssrongth.
In nn extreme cssa n difference of 1000 OF
10000 pounds might be permitted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11

for ths VlotlD. For an instant he
ihOughi only one of ibs mems legs was
pinned dowa aud hs thought about am
puiAtiuR ~ Then no saw that both vera
last. aud Wills be basitated Euet OF wind
drove the Gamss aud 6moke on him, biia-
Before he could recover himself the ntmea
had wrapped about tho victim epd slilled
his screams.
The polioh arrested q ooiored man named
George Davis who 10 suspected 0f wteehing
tbs tram. shortly aftef the week he Ap-
pliod 10 a hickman ana asked 20 bo driven
10 town. Ho said hs hsd been on tho
train and lost hls eoaL He vas eoen usAr
tho place whsrs ths Wrsok occurred, ~ "
claimed, wlth = crow bar. The police saS
they have evidence 6niieient 10 convict bin.
CmcAGo Aug. l0.-'fhs Rock Islaud ON.
ciAla offer 81. 600 reward Tor tho eAptuEs OF
The train WgUoksrn at Linooln.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
THE AMATEUR REGATTA.
Tho yesper wiss the Senior and West
srn Man the singlss

Ahe fcrpof wins Tue ctuiof anu Weht
srn Man the singles
SAHLTool. Aug. i0.-In the National AM
steur rsRstta. the frst race for the senior
feur-osred shells was won BY the Vesper
Boat club. Of Philadelphis. she Atlantis. Of
New York. second. Time. 1924.
The second race. the h'st trial OF senior
singles. vas won by eFrdinsnd Koenig. OF
the Western Rowing club; u. Thompson.
Of the Areonsut Rowing clint.
Of Toronto. Canscs- second; William
Csffrey. OF the Riversids Boat club, OF Gam
bridge. Mass, third. Time. l0:lllS.
In the third race, second heat OF the SEN
ior singles, Fred Hawkins of the Laureate
Boa, club. Of Troy. n. ". Was frst; Rus-
sell sseood; Charles Il. Bulasr. Of the Al
bany Bewing club. third. Time lo;y2l1.
Tbs fourth race for the junior four -oarsd
shells was postponed until to-morrov.
The Intsrmsdiate Fights Riverside Bost
club, OF Csmbrideeport. Masa.. outroved
the Lsureats Boat club. OF Troy. N. Y. in
the hrst half mils and then gave mp tho
race and the riverside crew went over tho
oourss In slow time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
ed Bowoli's Punishment.

Special 10 The independent
MlMsiolH HoT SPRINGS, Aug 9.-The case
of Ei Howell. the Buffalo hunter. who has
been held hers for soms days awaiting his
Trial. charged with breskinR the laws aud
regulations of the park BY coming into the
park when he had been forbidden within Its
bounds. eame mp las. evening before
United states Commissioner ]. w. Mel
drum. United States District Attorney
b. 4. Fowler. Of Cheyenne conducted the
case for tho government. Under the new
laws Howell was fined $50 and costs and
given thirty days in the guard house.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
THE BOSTON
A Powerful Appeal
5 EQUALS TWO.
During Our Great Clearance
Sale Of
Mems
Summer
"KIothinq"

The Suit your neighbor paid us
SIS for a month or two ago we'll
sell you now for $I2. A great
saving it is. We can fit you.
The other man had the benefit
of two months wear, but you get
the benefit in cold CASH.
Don't fail to attend the Great
Clearance Sale of Mems Summer
"Klcthing" the like of which this
community has never seen. A
strong statement? Aye, and we
have strong facts to back it.
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Were Good sbots.

FBEaNo Cal, Aue. . AT DInuba. jos,
noroas tha lulare county line thia morning.
two rnnchers named Ray nnl Norton quar-
rcled over money matters The quarrel
ended Ia both mon RULING revolva, aud
opening he. Their lfe wha deadly and
beth men fell 10 the ground. lsay was
killed instenily aad Norton died IN a few
mihutoe. kay's wife was present during
the night aud received bulot In the leg
which will cripple her for lie,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11

BSfoIe the adiouramSnt OF the North
Montana conference the following appoint
msnts wST, made; ". w. Van Orsdeii,
superintendent Choioau. George Logan;
Great Fails j. w. Bennett; Havrs And
Glasgow, A. Rodeet; Great Falls eircnit, So
DO supplied; LsvistOWu. Jool Niaus; Net
haTt, U. 4. Hawk: Philbrook ci suit +. VI.
GarVin; -, C,Air, 10 b. sapplied Sand
Cou,se. II. IL. Cravsni Augusta and Sun
River. X. A. Armstrong; BlHekfoos w. II.
MAtson; PieRNn ageneY, Il. =. butcher;
Fort Benton, w. j. Gamble
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-11
GEN. MERRTTPs TOUR
The Commander OF the Department q
DAKOTA IN tho North.

The Commandsr OF tho Department OF
Dakota IN tho North.
CuorrAu, Aug, 10.-Brig. Gen. weslsy
Merritt oommandsr Of the department. OF
Dakota, hrrlVsd hero yestStdsy. With
Gen. Merritt Ia n pnrsy OF about ntteen per-
sons. Tho party will Wait the portion Of
tho Bleehfeet reservation IN the vicinity OF
81. Mnry's lake. Two Msdielne lahes and
the glAoieru. Lieut.. Hale has been detailed
10 make a map OF all that part OF the Tssef-
walton lying Ia th1 Rocky mountains close
TO tho lahss
A troop Of eAyAlty. oolorod, from Fort
Aseianiholno. will hot A an eaooft Tor Gen.
Merritt ami party. Irving Cooke, OF the
AgsnoV and A. Il. Coo Aa photograph
will accompany the expedition 10 the
mountains, where they intond aoiourning
for aome two woekg.
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AZ Jerome rark.

JERoMB PARK. Aug. l0.-siI furlongs-
Kingston. Phoioius, Harrington. time 1:l7;
five and half furlonRs-sir Dixon. Ham
we'll. Mckee; time l:ll1S; Titan course
Rohusta. Top Gallant. sir Catesby. time
1;22s a mile and q sixtesnth-Duteh Skater,
Looninya'. Live Oak. time l;52, fvs fur
longs-Puneb, hs.RTavia. Gazslle, time
los; mile and turlonR-Jsck Bose. w. D.,
Roller loo.
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.e..a llar. KIllea nr LlIhlnInr.

DEClIm Tex, Aug. l0.-Abou, three
o'clock ,hin afternoon crowd Of boIs we're
playing ball ON a email prairie about nine
inllea south of here. A shower oAme up
during ,he game aud lhey ran ~ q large
oak tree. Lightning stfaok the tree and
the following wers killed outiighE John
Jacobs, Walter Atohlsy, Tom blanchard.
William Bsntley, John Jackson, CHRIS Petty
aud Will Walsh. About n dozen otheTn
we're hurt and 10 10 thought Some will dIs.
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AT Saratoga

SARATOGA. Aug. 10-sovsn furlonas-
Pulitzsr HGndoyor, Trophy. 1880; ave fur
lougs-Nsnh Poo, Psldin, Tough Tim.
l;02A; mile and furlon0-sarRossa. John
Cooper Mr.. Jingle. li64; mile-Queen.
Mary T., Hawthorne. 1:t2il; Eve aud half
urlongs-Valkyrie RelicL Jevst l;l0A;
six Weinberg, Glen Lilly. MIN
strsl, l.i6A.