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SUMMERSIDE, Sept. 22 ‘ ! cere Wheu it was announced through the

papers some tine ago that a three days yo- as-you-p le B30 mateh of twelve hours a any }

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ce ! iow Hall he : 7 place in Ludiow Hall, on the 22nd, 23rd | Exhibit oe 4 % r ’ and 24th of Seotember, between Eph. Clow | iXhibition Wy Goal iby Wi re e Unk ry f New Brunswick. few } ’ : . and th nknown, of New Brunswick, few j eLeod's id: se th * feo Ty 5 he . ‘ : : people | Ok much interestin the statement. ob >I. eke oot.’ Some looked upon the announcement as a noid ! - do lye . bu thei reasons for $0 dell uv eetidhennaimeninetiinianiitia | ’ : ’ ' ' wore kept to themselves. Jt was net until Si ok F y fh yteTy Mg] Prig a) fT] ore Sback yn flattle ay | within the pas. week that any real interest | WICK aril devi LaKG £TCS 1. ; . ; : oe i began w Os Diwifested by our townsfolk In | ona “ame i » contest. Du ing the weel Mr. Cnr : the ite . K i LOW Monrreat, Sept. 23, 1880 was in town! ahio ig the necessary arrange To A. MeNeill monts for the match, and during th: st time ol 0 A. McNeill: he has made iany friends. Clow’s record | McLeod's horse ‘‘ Blackfoot,” First Pvri as an athlete was pretty generaily known to] ‘Stock Farm Heifer 2nd Prize. a number of Our sporting men, and if wish- Stock Farm Cow, 3rd Prize. | ’ ’ v ‘ 3 li h rs 3 2 - ‘ es avail hum anything be has the best wish- | Cake C: Ganpies es of our pe opie. Who the Unknown; ™.-. - — oe ; ' his is gratifying news from the Dominion conid be was the question asked by many, le ee? hee +3 i i aie ee Le wees but none cou! answer the question satis-| “*' bibition, The fact that an Island he factorily. Ov the afternoon of the 21st it} has won tirst prize in competition with all the

was rumored that Meritt was the U nknown | Provinces of the Dominion, shows wiiat proper

with whom Clow had t» co.t.nd. ‘To find! out, if possib’e, the correctuess of this re- port, and to see what effect it would have upon Mr, Clow, we called upon him at the nall where we found him finishing the ar- rangements for the morning’s contest. After stating ear business aad what he thought of the Unknown, Clow said that he was perfectly satisfied to meet Merritt. He had been engaged ina contest with Merritt before,and he was not afraid to meet him again. He said Merritt was a hard man to beat, and that if he won he would have to work for it. He said he felt in good condition himseif, and was confident of success. victory.

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[f Merritt proved the victor,’ said Clow, “I will shake hands with him, and acknowledge it.”’

The track which has been laid out under Mr. Clow's own pee is a good one, being composed of tan-bark and saw-dust. The track measures twenty-five laps to the

mile, and is about four feet broad, At the Jast walkiny; match held here, the contest- ants had t Mec on the bare floor, and measured thirty-three laps to the mile. The ditference being that in the’present case, the track takes in the largest part of the hall, the seats being arranged inside the track for the accomodation of those who attend. In the former match, those who

witnessed it, were allowed to stand ontside the track.

Or ‘Tuesday evening the Unknown in com- pany with Harry Hart, his backer, and a few others arrived here. This morning Finlay McNeill, was chosen referee and starter. Geo, Campbell of Summerside, scored for Unknown, and Henry Crossman of Bedeque, scored for Clow, Chas. Lafferty, Marker. At a few minu. tes to eleven, the men were called up, and a

few remarks addressed to them by Mr. Me- Neill. At sharp eleven the men were sent off, Unknown took the lead closely followed by Clow. ne igen as they travel around the track appear to good advantage, and it would be hard

tosay sone sent, whichof the twois likely togain the victory ‘There is a difference in the style and build of the two men. Clow’s tall and slightly bet form as he goes around the track is quite a contrast to that of the Un known. he Unknown is short and weil built, and as he goes around the track, with his head :lown, and body bent forward, he appears to be at home. Clow recognises his friends by aslight nod of the head and keeps at his old jog, while at a nod or a word from his backer the Unknown will ‘‘let out’ a little of his speed. For the first two hours there was no¢ much of a change in the respec- tive positions of the two men. Ata quarter to one, Clow left the track, but returned in a few minutes. Unknown took advantage of this, aud added three laps to his lead. On the appearance of Clow on the track, he came down to his old speed again. At the 2ist mile, Clow slipped and tell, striking the round rather heavily, but jumping to his eet in a second, was off again as though an accident had never happened to him. After being on the run until nearly two o'clock, the men stopped running and struck out on a walk. At twoo’clock Clow had gained on his opponent—Unknown being but 3 laps ahead. Juring the next two hours the Un- known spurted, and at four o ‘clock the score stood: Unknown, 24 miles, 11 laps ; Clow, 23 eas 23 laps. At tive o'clock, the Un kaown had increased his lead by 14 laps —the score standing : Unknown, 29 miles, 2U laps ; Clow 29 miles, 6 laps. Daring the evening Clow left the track two or three times. It is the general opinion that Ciow is holding back, and that during the evening he will put on some extra speed and run the Unknown for all he is worth. Music is supplied by an organ an! violin.

Special despatch to the Hxraminer SUMMERSIDE, Sept. 23. At 11 o’clock last night—the end of first twelve hours—the score stood: Unknown, 71 miles, 17 laps. Clow, 71 miles, 3 laps. The men feel in good condition. There was a fair attendance. When the 12 hours finished there was great cheering.

SumMERsIDE, Sept. 23. At eleven sharp this morning, the men were sent off—Unknown teok the lead. At one o’clock, Clow lessened the gap by 8 laps, score standing: Unknown 81 miles, 24 laps, Clow 81 miles, 8 laps. At a few minutes to one, Unknown left the track, but soon came on again, at two o’elock the score stood :

Unknown, 86 miles, 20 laps, Clow, 86 miles, 9 laps. Unkhown leading by 11 laps. Me. Cuar.es Ropertson, has returned from semi annual business tour to Canada and the United States. While in Montreal, Boston | and New York, he made a selection of | goods, which are superior to any of Mr. R's | importations. It would repay all in need of | tirst-class and cheap apparel to call and in- spect Mr. Roberston’s new stock,

pieces, at Runry & Hart's,

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incalculable advantages

superior stock it prqluces agement cannot be given to any

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‘and estimate those to come on the vote of last year.

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Swere Brier Cigarettes with crystal mouth- ‘introduced to many leading Republicans of [sel8 the city.

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and knowledge In stock raising will |

The Government Stock farm will

importance to this Province of that institution,

having won Prizes, demonstrate agriculturists the because of the the ;

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Department which has produced such results as the winning of prizes by its catt

peting with some of the best stock in all America. “=< Pr + EUROPEHAN. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 21.

It is ofticially announced that Essod Pasha has been appointed Turkish Ambassador to irance.

The Porte addressed a note to represen- tatives abroad, en the 17th inst., stating that it desired to cede territory to Mon- tenegro in order to prevent bloodshed, but the naval demonstration is an exercise of armed pressure, contrary to to the rights of the Sultan, and the Porte, therefore, casts upon the Powers all responsibility for the agitation among the Mahommedans and events which may result therefrom.

Panis, Sept. 21,

The negotiations to determine upon the selection of a Minister of Foreign Affairs, continue. Seven Ministers, who have not resigned, will retain their portfolio. Some of the evening papers say that the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs has been offered to M. Fissot. e

Lonpon, Sept. 21

The Reichsbote (Conservative) says: In summoning this Ministry, President Grevy is digging his own grave. Gambetta will, before long, have filled all the ministerial and diplomatic posts with his creatures. He will then replace M. Grevy. Gain- betta’s name signifies war to the knife against the church and revenge against Germany.

Lonpon, Sept. 21.

Laycock took a short spin yesterday, Tricket did not go out.

Hanlan had a few spins in front of his beat house, and treated the spectators to some splendid bursts of speed in his new boat, with which he is highly pleased.

Eliiot also had a short spin, but is still stiff, and must lose considerable weight be- fore the race.

Berwin, Sept. 21.

Emperor William is suffering from fatigue and cold on account of recent manceuvres.

QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 21. from Balti-

Arrived, 8 ‘* Prussian,”

more. Lost beats, davits and 154 head of cattle. Steamer ‘‘ Prince Edward,” from Mon-

treal, has arrived with loss of foretopmast.

UNITED STATES.

New York, Sept. 21.

A schooner with diving apparatus has found a sunken vessel in the Hudson River east of Chapin’s Island, near Dundeaberg Mountain, which is believed to be Captain Kidd’s craft. Sheis 17 feet under mud and water, and is believed to contain $200,000.

The boiler of a rolling mill at Dover, N. J., exploded yesterday and was hurled 80 feet, crushing the stack-house. One labor- er was killed; five were badly and seven slightly scalded.

GREEN Bay, Sept. 21.

A disastrous fire ere on Monday destroy- ed 60 dwelling houses, 30 barns @d the Presbyterian church.. The ‘residences burned were among the best in the city. The flames only stopped when they reach- ed the river. Loss $170,009; insurance light. .

Mempuis, Sept. 21.

There will be a jubilee here to-morrow over the good health of the city this year. Several Governors of adjoining States will be present.

Boston, Sept. 21.

The Journal says: Returns from Maine indicate that the legislature will only be able to decide the yyubernatorial question upen the face of unofficial returns received

Plaisted is elected by a pleral-| ity of 99.

Epizootic among the horses of oateis| has extended to nearly every stable and a good deal of inconvenience is likely to result.

San Francisco, Cal. Sept. 21.

Last evenifig President Hayes visited the rooms of the Republican League and re- ‘mained an hour. He was welcomed by Gov. Law, President of the League, and

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