Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-09

104s Quicksilver. IS; Pacific Mail. 41s;
Mariposa, /; Wells-Fargo, 109; New York
Central, 1926 Erie, 403; Panama, 1875 +;
Union Pacific, 94s; bonds, 1121; Central
Pacific, "A; bonds. 1113; Sutro, Il.
The Man.and.Eforse Race AT Chicago.
CHICAGO, September S.h.-Three and a
half days of the test race have passed, and the
number of contestants has dwindled from
twenty to twelve. Vint left discouraged this
afternoon. Dun's entry and Spectator, of
the horses, have left the track, probably for
good. This afternoon Jere Dun was arrested.
at the instance of the Humane Society, for
cruelty, for whipping and maltreating his
horse. The men are fresher than the horses.
and are gaining rapidly. The score at IL
o'clock was : Horses-Bathman's entry, 800 !;
Betsy Baker, SoS Dun's entry. 500; Rose
OF Texas, 296; Spectator, 271. Men
Byrne, S12; Khrone, 29s; Calstou, 277 !:
Schaeb, 266 (; Vint, 2SS (; Connolly, 211 !;
Cole, 1s7 jackson, 1873.
Killed by Railroad Conductor.
CoFFEYvILLE Miss September Sth.-
James Robinson, City Marshal of Water Val
ley, was shot and INSTANTLY killed by John
Adams, conductor of the Chicago, st. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad. The difficulty
was about COW. 1t is stated that Robinson
was the aegressor and endeavored to kill
Adams. who drew pistol and used it in self
defense.
Boiler Explosion.
NATcHEz Miss. J, September Sth.-By an
explosion of the boiler of mill on Saver
bergs place, near Concordia, William Poole
was killed and four negroes probably fatally
scalded
CLEVELAND. September Sth.-Two of the
& Il. 4 7. IL
attempting to get ashore in boat, were
drowned.
Attempt TO Break up Republican Meet.
ing.
WHEELING, September Sth-The Demo-
Gratis made disgraceful attempt to break
up Republican meeting at Ripley, West
band before the doors, yelled and made all
sorts of noise, and finally tried to get up
fight. They failed in every attempt, the
Republicans retaining their seli-respect, and
waiting calmly for their opponents to subside,
which they finally did.
Political situation in Virginia.
NEW YORK, September Sth.-At meet
ing of the Democratic National Executive
Committee to-day resolution was adopted
that the committee viewed with great inter
est the movement now in progress in Vir-
GINA to harmonic on a single Electoral
ticket the suffrages of all her citizens who
desired the election of the Democratic candi-
dates.
Fighting Apaciics In New Mexico.
MEsILLA, September Sth.-This (Wednes-
day. morning General Buel sent off the four
bodies of the men slaughtered near Fort
Cummings. At o'clock this afternoon the
Apaches attacked the cavalry, killing one
soldier and wounding two. Buel rushed for
ward his whole force, and fighting began
with the Indians in the open plain at 4
o'clock this afternoon. General Dudley is
coming up with bis infantry.
Another Tannerite.
NEW YORK. September Sth-Charles Liv-
ingston is attempting to fast AZ days, and is
on exhibition in Brooklyn. He completed
the second day of his fast this evening.
ConHagration In New York.
New YORK, September 9th-A. MA fire
broke out at midnight tonight ON the north
side of Manhattan Market, which occupied
the block extending from Eleventh avenue to
North river, and between Thirty fourth and
Thirty-ff streets. The fire occurred in the
basement of Rope Brothers, provision deal
ers, and spread very rapidly. The whole
building was soon wrapped in flames. Alarm
after alarm was sent out, and a large number
of engines were brought to it, but il was soon
evident that the entire building would be
destroyed, as the strong south wind that was
blowing swept everything before it. 1t Is
thought only the iron frames of the building
will be left. There are about 200 stands in
the building, which will be loss to the stand
owners of about s., 900 each, making an az
gregate loss to them alone of 81, 000
The loss ON the building will be very heavy,
but IL could not be learned. Michael Dolan,
slaughter house, will also lose very heavily
Sparks were carried by the wind to the large
hay establishment of T. B. Clark, on the
south side of Thirty-fourth street, facing the
market, and this, with number of surround
ing stores and the Hay Market Hotel, also
took fire. At 2:15 a. N. the fire was still
burning. but was believed to be under con-
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