Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

The Sacramento Raoes.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 22d.--At IL
O'Clock last night a light sprinkle
began. At $3.50 A. M. rain began in
earnest. From that time till near
ly 4 this morning 1t rsined very
hard. To-day at the Fair an ex-
ceedingly large attendance, the
largest of any day this week, was
present. The stock parade, set for
10 O'Clock, had to be postponed till
Friday account of the wet condi-
ton of the track, which was a
great disappointment to the thous-
ands assembled. The races began
at l o'clock and drew an immense
crowd. The stands were full and
the stretch lobby and paddock
crowded. The judges, to the great
disappointment of the people, an
nounced at 2 O'Clock that the con-
dition OF the track compelled them,
in justice to the valuable horses en-.
tered for three trots on the pro.
gramms, and in view of the in
clemency of the weather, to post
pone the regular programme of the
races till noon on Friday, but they
had arranged a special trot to take
place at once between Pinole,
Pstchen, Rustic, Claremont, Bes-
sic and Hancock, for q special
purse of $500. Meanwhile the
track was drying up and the horses
started at 81 O'Clock in the order
named. They came in In 2:42
Patchen first, Hancock second,
Bessie third, Rustic fourth, Clare
mont last. It then commenced tc
sprinkle. In the next heat they
came in ia this order: Hancock
Patchep, Rustic, Clarsnent, Bes.
sic; time, 2:as. The next was TAX
en- by Hancock, Patchsn second,
Rustic third, Claremont fourth,
B Jessie last; time, 2:43}. In the
next heat Claremont, after two
scorings, dropped q shoe and was
Withdrawn. Hancock took the last
heat 1887, Rustic second, Bessie
Ventura News.
SAN BUENAvENTURA. Sept. 22d.
Funeral ceremonies will be held
here at the time the Presidents
funeral occurs at Cleveland. All
the beneficiary societies. the fire
department, the public school, etc.,
will be in the line Of the process
sion. The Grafton will be delivered
byJ. D. Hines, Judge of the Supe-
rior Court.
In the preliminary examination
of the three Mexicans accused OF
the murder of the Yndio, on Sun
day, Sosa, one of the prisoners,
acknowledged the whole affair. He
says that Olivas furnished the
knife and that Garcia did the stab
bling. The bloody knife was found
upon Olivas. 1t seems to have
been an entirely causeless and un-
provoked murder. Sosa professed
to know no reason for the cutting.
The prisoners were all committed
without bail.
Latest from sns HostsISs,
CAMP THOMAS, Sept. 22.-Sand-
ford reports, from the crossing OF
Black river, that Oh the evening OF
the 21st he captured some bucks
and squaws, hostiles, with several
horses, on their way to the agency.
His scouts found large camp this
morning, just abandoned. Moth.
ing: has been heard from General
Carr and his command. Stevens's
scout reports that the Indians cap
tured on the Goth by Sandford's
troops say that four Of the hostile
chiefs with their bands have gone
into San Carlos.
Commissioner Stevens, at Wash.
ington, has photographed Tiffany,
the agent at San Carlos. that all
hostiles coming into the agency
must surrender themselves and
arms to the military. The concern
tration and movements of troops
around these fiends has been 80
rapid that they have taken the
only chance left for them and fed
to their asylum, as they supposed.
but General Wilcox will cause the
arrest of allof them and each and
every one of the murderers will be
tried and punished.
Latest from san Carlos.
TUCSON, Sept. 22d.-The Citizen
has the following special from San
Carlos: The Indians were counted
at the sub.agency and there were
1904. There are about 200 agency
scouts serving the military, and 10
with the bostiles, which makes the
agency count about right. Lieu
tenants Taylor and Schaefter, OF
the Ninth Cavalry, have enlisted
friendly scouts for New Mexico,
and Capt. Sterling, Of the agency
scouts, goes with them.
The following special is from
Wilcox: No signs OF the hostlles
In or about Black river. The re.
ported fight there amounts to moth
ing. A few shots were fired In the
air over the heads of some squaws,
who were finally allowed to go on
to the agency. No news from Gen,
Carr's conn and has been received
since the Goth. Sixty hostiles sur.
rendered yesterday at the agency,
They are now in confinement
They were we'll armed and
| equipped.