Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-26

"hen ne would have the world take it for
granted that no Government except his own
| matter.
An Unfortunate Spectator,
NEW YORK, October 25th.-Nicholes Ten.
Dosch. corn speculator of Liverpool and San
Francisco, missing for couple Of weeks has
been found in the insane asylum on Wards
Island, where he had been placed by the
authorities.
Boiler Explosion.
DAYTON, October 25th.-There were two
men killed and three wounded by boiler
explosion in Pinno Daniels spoke and hub
factory to-day.
Relics to be Sold.
CLEVELAND, October 25th.-The Relic
Committee have now decided to sell the Gar
field relics at from 81 to S5, for the benefit of
the monument fund.
The Minnesota senaf0rship Window
Elected.
ST. PAUL, October 25th-Windom was
elected Senator to-day by lis to 81.
FOREIGN.
Foxhal's victory.
LONDON, October 25th.-In the race for
the Cambridgeshire stakes to-day, thirty-two
away there was a fairly good start. Shing-
lass made the running for the Knight Of
Athol. Piareus and Montrose. The most
prominent of the second lot were Philamon,
Ben dor, Lucy Glitters, TIistran and Fox
hall. The rear lot consisted of Peter, Mis-
take and Etora. There was but little change
for half mile, when Lucy Glitters took the
lead. with Foxhall, PhilamoD, Tristran, In
cendiary, Piare,ls and Poulet close up. When
L. IL
Lucy Glitters was leading Foxhall and Tris-
tran by half length, with Mistake close
| upon the lower ground. This order was main
tanned past the red post. When drawing
| near home, Foxhall closed up, and going on,
won comfortably, but By head only. Be-
| fore Lucy Glitters separated from Tristran
by neck, fine race was run from the dis
tance pole. Poulet was fourth, Incendiary
| fifth. Piareus sixth. Ben dor seventh, Phi.
lamon, Toastmaster, Preston, Ranus, Mont
rose and the Cory tiily following in the order
| named. The last two were Tagus and Pc
tronel. Betting at the start was ten against
Fuxhall. and seven to one against Lucy Gilt
ters. Time of race, 2:15 25. Watts rode
Foxhall.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
A crowd thronged the course to-day. Dur.
| ing the hoisting of the numbers, which
showed thirty-two runners, there was sharp
| shower, but before the start the sun shone
| brightly. Great annoyance was felt by the
| Americans at not seeing Foxhall and Mistake
saddled in the paddock. The majority, in
cluding Foxhall and Mistake, had the finish
ing touch at the starting post Early in the
morning Mistake was backed in spirited
manner at three to one, while Foxhall main
tanned his position. A large amount went op
Keene's champion. The track was very
heavy. There was some delay in starting,
Sportsman and Peter showing much temper.
The field eventually got away on fairly good
terms for the moment, presenting beautiful
line of color. Shinglass and Eminence were
first to break the line, and they made the
joint running fer the knight of AthoI,
Lucy Glitters, Montrose and Prone
theus. For immediate attendants, well up
Scobell, Falkirk ard IncepdiarY. Then
came Petronel, Prestonpaus, Ben dor and
Philamon, the remainder being well together
for three furlongs, when Shirglass and Emil
nence dropped back and Lucy Glitters as-
sumed the lead. She was succeeded by Iris
tran, Piareus, Incendiary, Poulet, Philamon,
Prometheus and Foxhall. The last men
toned soon worked away from the rest aud
at the red post he had drawn up to Lucy
Glitters. who headed him by only half
length, the pair running very wide of each
other, Foxhall being on the top ground. iris
tran and Poulet were alone showing promi-
nence in the center course. The race was al
most confined to these few, for they were
long way clear of legendary and Piareus, who
shortly afterward showed distress. When
half way up the hill, Foxhall made grand
spurt, and duiesly getting on terms with
Lucy Critters, won c!everly by head, Iris
tran running on to the end, being beaten by a
neck Tor the second place.
bn1- %-,, ,g 81 ,r-,E s.,
Before the race an offer to match Foxhall IT
weigh. FIR age against Ben dor for mile
and half race was declined.
Request Refused and AlteIward Granted.
BERLIN, October 25th. The police author
tiles having informed the promoters Of the
procession at Breslau. On the occasion Of the
removal of the remains Of Bishop Forester,
that the ceremony must be confined to the
cathedral, the Catholics of Breslau appealed
to the Emperor, who replied, approving the
action Of the police but at the eleventh hour
the Emperor reconsi1ered the request, and
telegraphed his permission for them to carry
out the ceremonies as they proposed.
Garfield Memorial service in Berlin.
BERLIN, October 25th.-A Garfield memo.
rial service by the municipality will be held
Sunday. Luersen, the sculptor, has been
instructed to produce colossal bust of the
late President.
Communal Elections in Belgium.
BRUSSELS October 25th,-The communal
elections took place to-day. The Liberals
are victorious in this city, Antwerp, Ghent.
Verviers and Dinant and the Catholics in
BFuges.
Signs of War In South Africa.
DURBAN, October 25th.-The British
troops are preparing for action. It is intend
aI 10 r,ala eer:o.-c dstnonrfrat;nn II, n-3ar
to compel the signature of the Convention, or
more fighting is expected. The Bosr5 are
reported to be massing near the frontier.
Or. Carver's Pigeon Shooting.
LONDON. October 25.h-In the match yes.
terday between DIR. Carver and Crashay of
the West England Club, for el00, at London.
Crashay won by two birds. In the contest
between them at 100 pigeons, DR.. Carver
won by eleven birds.
The Land Court Sessions.
DUBLIN, October 25th.-The sittings of the
Land Court will be held at Belfast, Newton
ards, Downpatrick, Ballymera, Antrim, Lis
burn and Banbridge. The first sitting will
be as Belfast on the 31st instant. A great
many cases are entered for hearing.
General UIrich Not Bead.
PARIS, October 25th.-General Uirich ia
not dead, but very seriously i'll.
Another RothsehiId Dead.
PARIS, October 25th.-Baron James Roths-
child died to-day.
Affairs In Tunis.
TUNIs, October 25sh.-Thirty thousand
troops, under five Generals, are now march
ing on Kairwan. 1t is said that after Kair-
wan is occupied the main body will advance
on Gofsa. This movement has been decided
on at Paris, hut General Saussier wholly dis
approved of it. General Saus.ier's column
has successfully crossed the Kairoulia Pass,
considered the critical point in the advance
on Kairwan. The insurgents Under Ben
Amear, in consequence of the defeats by Col.
onel Lareque, retreated. Hostages were
taken from each tribe for the safety of the
railways.
Items from Mexico.
Cry OF MEXICO, October 25th.-The
Chamber of Deputies has approved the coz
tracts made by the Executive for a National
Bank and for the draining of the valley of
Mexico. The approval of the Senate is not
yet received.
Another accident occurred on the Moorles
Railway, near San Miguel bridge. Seven
persons were wounded, three seriously.
Shocking State OF Affairs fn Peru.