EVERT RESIDENT OF^AKO^ Full Page of Social News SHOULD GET A COPT OF; ,1 WILL BE FOUND IN To-To-Morrow'sMorrows Globe^Globe), 'o-Morrow's Globe/ THIS IS THE :, Northwestern Towns Outside ofSt. Paul and Minneapolis, SPECIAL DAKOTA\u25a0 .-.-\u25a0 .7.- ..-....' , _'\u25a0'\u25a0EDITIONS--:''y-*._^M:~.-^.- rery Lacy in Minnesota, Dakota, North- .... ... * And Itis Filled with Good Reading, which •n lown and Western Wisconsin Should Som r^ v^r^ T^r the ofthe Territory, willInterest People --:>"7'7- •'-•'s-Tj- EAD THE PERSONAL GOSSIP. "^- .-\u25a0'::-. - "\u25a0'. qp- MINN., MORNING, JULY 1, NO. 182. ' VOL. IX SAINT PAUL, FRIDAY 1887. Frost removed again wiui iiis;iiuuu,yiii.v.fe,; entries for trot- were offin front at the start, Darkhall and usual indifference,' having three passed are holding hack the White Stockings of the 2:20 class. The There was a good • pretty effectually, having DaKalb County, Illinois, and thence tf'*- ting pacing as follows: Miss Ford in the rear. Wary took the lead at FOURTEEN INNINGS ! balls, all costly. • deal beaten them KING FARO IS DETHRONED. and events are the quarter pole and after showing the way FOR ofkicking against Umpire Nay lor's de- four games out of five. The :record' to a farm in Marble Rock, Floyd county^ 2:24 CLASS, TKOTTING $1,000.' ' * iin ' IE FLYERS AT HAMLINE. — past the half gave way to Miss Ford, who led cisions, r Score: '-\u25a0'\u25a0?-*- date is appended: *; where Mr. Frost was engaged -; agrß W. 11.-Crawford. San Francisco, Cal.. John lengths, -7.7 7 •>.-"' . * &, Bethlehem, to the wire, an easy winner by two Won. Lost : Won. Lost culture 'and : surveying. In •\u25a0. 1856 the" 7 K. Wise, chg: John E. Madden. Wary third; time 1:44. La Crosse. abb b po. a c ' . - second, Hindoo Kose \u25a0 the in family came to Clear Lake, where Pa., Mambrinette, b g; William H. McCarthy, and one-quarter St. Paul and Eau Claire Straggled With- Moriarity, rf........ 6 0 13 ' 0- 0 Detr0it......;. 34 15 Philadelphia.'-*-! 28 To-Night, For First Time Omaha's Lexington, Kv.. Wallace, blk g; O. A. Hicock, IFourth Race— Selling one Miller, 1 805t0n..". .....30 20 Pittsburg. 19 2(5 father died in 1870 r- and v. the mother in? > ning of Twin Cities Race--The milts, Leman was first off, Rebel Scout and Night 55. :........ 0 2 2 3„ 0 New York 22 Washington...... 17 27 7 History, the Gambler's the San Francisco, Cal., Banner Boy, bg;Ab- leading at out AvailTill to Secure :%l \ Corbett, 2b........ 5 73 0 3 0 30 1871. Soon <\u25a0"'\u25a0>- after his ?; arrival Iaw ;. Owing to Inaus- Park Cynthiana, Ky., Gold Flea close up, Rebel Scout Chicago. :....'. 26 20 Indianapolis.. l 3 37 }:, ;K ';' : i Crowd Small dallah Stock Farm. the stand and quarter pole, closely lapped by a Victory. ' "\u25a0: i-jPj. Meinke, 3b...... 5 0 2.0.*2 - 1 WillLoaf. Clear Lake Mr. Frost 77 was ap-'j7 Wilkes Brino, eh s. Leman, who on the back stretch went to the \ Rooks, 1f........... 5 0 2 4 0 0 \ pointed surveyor ofCerro Gordo county,* v* picious Weather- MINUTE STAKE FOR TROTTERS $2,000. Hardie, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. 3:OU — front and the way to the home \u25a0- c. ........ 5 12 ~7 2 1 and held the -position five 7 years.lTjHeflft Aurora, 111 Piano Boy, b. g.; showed i • T. H.Ball, , stretch, where he fell back, Irsh Pat and - Scott, 1b.......... 5- 12 8 0 0 extensively in' land : since Graves Brothers, Rochester, . Minn., Lady Irisn the; i;9~ .Tevne, cf 5 3 3 10 1 Four ofthe Clubs Make Four Runs For They Have Been Ordered to Close has dealt his! 7 May, Vaughn, Minneapolis, Gold Flea whippingout for the finish, j At the-the End the Score Stood 9 to 9— [ settlement, and was the 7 owner s- oh-;: 2:30 b. m. : 11. C. Pat winningby a nose, Gold Flea second and , Pyle, p............ 5 12 1 80 Each. 7 ink Champ Wins the Pace and Minn.. Senator, b. g. ; Forest City Farm, ..' Some Queer Breaks by Ur- y Up their Shops and Seek nearly 2,000 "acres in the county. I™ Cleveland, <).. Commotion, b. g. ; W. G. Pol- Wahoo third; time, 2:10. New York, June 30.— This date will First Money in : Fifth race, selling, one and one-fourth :\u25a0 Sullivan. T0ta15............ 47 9 19 27 15 4 Other Pastures. 1870 he purchased the Observer, -whictn ; ; Pennant Takes lock, Cleveland, 0., Class Leader, g. g. ; M. E. Hatto pire Sullivan. be remembered having seen of he sold in to Hon. M. P. McHenrv. Freeport, 111., Fugleman, b. s.; miles, Kensington, Grey Cloud and - Milwaukee. abb b p o a c- as one 1874 Rosecrans.-p;- the 2:33 Trot. were off in front, Kensington leading with Forster, 5 12 1 -4-1 the games of ball played in On the discontinuance of the paper by] - Wm. 11. McCarthy, Lexington. Ky., Daisy half, 2b....... best ever Wilkes, b. m.; W. H. Crawford. San Fran- Hatto second around to the where Williams, 1f....... 7 5 0 1 10 0 this vicinity. It the latter Mr. Frost purchased -a newj ';.";\u25a0; Pearl came up to place ; . Kensing- was inBrooklyn. The Enjoyable Experienced by the \\ cisco, Cal., Problem, b. g.; O. A.Hicock. San L second La Crosse Easily Beats Milwaukee Maskrey, rf. 4 0 13 0 1 Athletic and Brooklyn clubs the An Time press and revived its publication."/; Hew 7 Francisco, Cal., g. ; W. H. Wilson, ton led around and into the home stretch and Morrissey, 1b....;. 4 0 17 11 were sold it in 1879 F. J. Bush, who gave its' c Track Was Rather Fast and the Coude. eh. winning a sharp and Duluth Does * Up the \ South Dakota Teachers in to Cynthiana, Ky., Smuggler, b. g. failed, Brookful after - ; Roussey, 55. ....... -4 0 14 11 contestants, and not more than 2,000 the ofIthe Mirror. In '\u25a0 " finish, with Grey Cloud second, Kensington 4 0 0 1 name 1880 Mr^j Attendance Good at Sheepshead 2:20 CLASS FOR pacers— purse, $1,000. : fflinueapolitans. Strauss, 3b........ 2.3 people were fortunate enough to be Session at Mitchell. Frost : established Ithe Record. FromS William H. McCarthy, Lexington, Ky., third; time, 2:11*6. Hull,cf *.. 4 114 0 0 W*. Yesterday. Sixth race, hurdle, mile heats ; first heat, Broughton, 4 2 0 present. The play was quick and sharp 1865 to 1873 Mr. Frost acted ; as ;revenue! \u25a0. Bay Nettie Hoppin, s. m. : William H. McCarthy, the c 115 throughout, Lexington, Kv.. Ernestine, s. m.; James Pat Donovan led at the start and over H»rt, p 4 0 10 5 0 and the interest never collector. In 1874, associated with? Clinker, g. g. ; first jump,Ascoli leading over the second lagged.* Porter pitched in fine form up Marcus Tuttie, Cleaw 7 Longshore, Belton, Mo., Patsy and came up, and Detroit and Boston Again Defeated— The G. A. R. Encampment— Aid he established the Lee W. Sinclair, Salem, Ind., Lillian ST br. third, . when Tennessee /'T0ta15.... ....... .38 3 9 27 14 5 to the ninth inning, when he got rattled, Lake bank. In .1868 1and ; 1869 he wa^j , Lively Racing Seen at Washing- Greensburg, passing Ascoli, won by two lengths, Ascoli Fresh- '\u25a0\u25a0} Morth- me m. : J. K. Newbro, lnd.. Country The Columbia-Harvard 13 0 I—9 and the Athletics batted him freely for 7 For Marshfield-- county judge \u25a0 Gordo, servings b. second, others distanced; time, I:soV*.' LaCr055e........ 1 0 2 10 lof Cerro ton Park, Chicago— Harry Wilkes Girl, m. MS-BBSM- Second heat, Ascoli led to the third Jump, man Boat Race. Milwaukee.. .. .0 0 0 0 0 12 0-3 two earned runs and tied the game.- It ' .; western Notes. also as county auditor, and ' was * consejj even terms, took four,- more innings to settle the Easy Winner. RACE NOTES. where Tennessee came up on Earned runs, La Crosse 6; two-base hits, : quently the last county judge and firsftf . an a i d then taking the lead near the head of Rooks, Hardie; three-base hits, Miller,Mort- business. Bauer, McGarr, Stovey and county auditor of Cerro Gordo. 7; From] the stretch, won easily by five lengths ; ality; first base on balls, off Pyle 4, off Hart Pinkney carried offthe honors. ; Brook- Special to the Globe. 1862 to he as postmaster j At the Turf exchange. Minneapolis, time, 1:55. special to the Globe. / ; ; 1877 acted at/ Pillsbury,Pillsbury, - 4; struck out, by Pyle 8, by Hart,4: passed lyn scored one run in the first inning on Omaha, Neb., June 30.— the first Clear Lake, with the exception*, of two" \u0084Ve=—Dri EvansEyans and F. C. last night, Conde, Banner Boy and to-day's entries. Eau Claire, Wis., June 30.— "C0-ie balls, Hardie Broughton 1; wild pitch, D. B. Woodmansee, 3, a hit .by McTammany, a steal and time in years Omaha gambling houses short intervals. f .; Minneapolis, and Patsy Clinker were the favorites in the The races and entries for to-day at on, boys, it's too dark to play ball," vas Pyle 1; time, 2:00; umpire, Naylor. two-bagger, and more .', 3:00 sold at (*-** Swartwood's two willbe closed after to-night. The new Stephen A. Lovejoy, Minneapolis; pools. In the class Conde Washington are as follows: the way Umpire Sullivan closed in the second on an error by Poorman, . St. Mary's Institute. [ St. Paul. 15, Problem 5. Classleader 2, and later First race, one mile, Spalding, Rosalind, Cleveland had Rain at Oshkosh.