Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-30

started. The latter won easily. Time, 1:473
In the three-quarters of mile dash
Little Phil won, Chickadee second, Marathon
third Time, Ills. The mile and quarter
race Colonel Sprague won, FraDkey i. sec
ord, Msrchioness third. Time, 2:10. In the
three quarters CT mile dash for two.year-
| Odds Fairview and Antrim started. The for
mer won. Time, 1:lS4. The Stirrup Cup
race, two and one eighth miles, Faircourt
won, Ella WAKEFIELD second, Eole third.
| Glenmore was the favorite, and came in sew
enth. Time, 3:47a. The Brooklyn steeple.
chase over the regular course, Ike Bonham
won, Frank Short second, Bernardine third.
Time, 5:284.
CHICAGO, June 29th.-The day was warm,
the track very heavy, the attendance and
betting fair. The first race was for the club
purse for ali age. one and an eighth miles
The field sold for S175, John Davis Sl25.
There was much delay at the post. but an
even start was made. Metropolis made the
running, but when the race was hait done
Johr Davis began his run. and was hrat at
| the half mills pole, and won in canter by
two lengths. Metropolis was second, Madame
Rowen third, CLAIR. sima fourth. lime, I'll.
New York, June 29sh.-At the Brighton
Beach races yesterday, in the three quarters
of milo. Montauk won, Clicquot second.
| Time-l:15. In the one mile race, Colonel
QUILTS won, lule IL, secoHC. AiAiS A--02'
ln the seven furlopgs race Traveller WOO,
Belle of the North second. Time-1:25. In
| the hurdle race. a mile and quarter, Gilt
won. Time-2:29i. In the seven furlonfs
race Brambaletta won, Mamie Fields second.
| Time-1:32.
CHICAGO, June 29th.-In the Illinois Oaks.
| II miles, for 3-year-old illies to-day, Winters
Duchess of Norfolk could undoubtedly have
won had the track been good, as she had held
the lead. Up to the heavy rain OF yesterday
she was strong favorite, bat when it become
known that the track would be very
heavy. Bell of Runnymede displaced
| her in the betting. Tbs start was
a struggle. Ed Corrigan's Pearl Jenring.
took the track and held the lead till
cllIarei by the Duchess. At The three-quarter
pole the Duchess had the lead by several fur
lorgs, when the heavy track began to tell on
her. She finished fourth, Pearl Jennings
fifth.
In the merchants stakes, one and a quarter
miles, fres for al oges, Baidwin's Sunday
never showed among the first threar and hE-
ishe1 eighth,
In tbs owners handicap great difficulty
was found in getting jockey to ride Bald
wins Santa at the weights in which he was
entered rs pounisl, and he fnally hsd to
carry five pounds overweight, which vas
out of ali propo, ton for two-year-olds
AS it w5s he frished sixth in field Of
twelve after an unfavorable send-of. Lucy
B. il the only California horse entered for
Tomorrow, which is in the Criterion stake,
three quarters OF nile, for two-yearold
colts, aud sails in the field. The track will
be heavy tomorrow.
The Labor Difficulties.
BosroN, June 90 sh.-The freight handlers
of the Boston, Lowell and Concord Railroad
in this city,Snumbering $50, have struck for
81 65 per day. None of the places OF the
strikers have been filed, and business at the
freight-houses is at o stand.
HoUTzvILLE IVA J. June 29th.-The miners
meeting to- day decided almost unanimously
to strike.
CLEVELAND, June 29sh.-A meeting of z, 000
workingmen was held last night in the public
square, and was addressed by President Jar
ret. The speaker advised the strikers to
stand firm.
New York, June 29.h.-Russell, State
Attorney General, to-day decided to apply
for writ of mandsmus to compel the trans
portation companies to carry out their cor
tracts. The writ may have tendency tc
dissolve the charters of the railroads. Iss OBJ
iect is to bring the strike to an cad. These
proceedings are entirely independent of the
suits for damages brought by individuals.
| NEW Ohh, UuuS GILL; uo DIaHeEleh vi
the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad have made demand for $50 pei
month. II they do not receive 3 satisfactory
answer tonight it is said that they will strike,
and leave the trains wherever they may hap
pen to be.
Destruction by Fire.
BATH IN. ", june 29th.-Dr. ,Jackson'i
water cure establishment was burned yester
day. Loss, $50 600; insurance. $40, 0o0
FREDERICTON IN. b., June 29th.-St
Mary's. opposite the City Hall. was destroyed
by FIRE las. night Loss, $500. 900; insurance
about $780, 200.
LARRIMoRE ID. IT,. June 29;h.-A fire il
Hartown this morning did $50 900 worth Of
damage. 1t is still spreading rapidly. and il
is reported that several persons have beer
burned to death.
ST. LOUIS, June 29th.-Six business house:
in Whitney. Tex, &ere burned last night
Loss, SEQ. COO; insured for S35, 600.
Terrible Triple Tragedy.
CINCINNATI, June 29sh.-P. L Kopen
at the corner of Milton and Young streets
Yesterday shot his wife and daughter, aged
10, and then himself. All dead.
CINCINNATI, june 29th.-The name of tn
murderer and suicide is Henry Cole. He was
attorney for Marty, Deputy U. S. Marshal
He has been moody of late on account of an
accident causing the death of daughter, and
has talked wildly.
Six Women Drowned.
MOUNT STERLING (Ky.l, June 29Sb.-The
rain Monday flooded the streets of French.
burg sight to ten feet deep. Three dwellings
were swept away, and six persons drowned
all wannan The Postofica and contents die
appeared.
Five Men Drowned.
CHICAGO, june Doth. - Five men were
drowned in the upper Missouri river at Man
dan, D. T., by the capsizing of boat.
An innocent Nan Lynched.
ELrzABErHTowN, June 29th.-On Monday
evening young colored man, supposed to be
the one who had struck woman in the face
for interfering to prevent him entering o
house with burglarious intent, was hanged by
mob, after being brutally beaten. He is
now believed to have been innocent.
Duel TO the Geafb.
HAVANA ml), June 29th.-Two men,
named Graham aud holland. quarreled yes
terday, and Graham threw Ratchet, cutting
an artery in Noland's neck and cheek. Mol
and simultaneously struck Graham on the
head with an OK. Both will die.
Town DepopuIa.cd by Smallpox.
CHICAGO, June 29Eh. A speoial from
lockwood. Tenn. on the line Of the Cincin-
natl Southern Railtoad, says Stat town is
alnogt depopulatsa by.smaitpo1.
The Yellow Fever Case at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, June 29!h-The case of
yellow fever created much excitement The
State Board Of Health ordered the steamer on
which the man Forbes came from Havana
back to quarantine. Forbes had very bad
case. The most complete precautions have
been taken.
Successful War Against Gamblers.
ST. LOUIS, June 29th.-Ths jury gave
john Somerville, the gambler, six months in
Jail. Charles Pales pleaded guilty, and got
six months. Shrink Eddy's case vas noile
pressed. Every boss gambler IL town has
now been convicted or pleaded guilty All
the gambling hells are closed, snd the Law is
completely victorious.
The Re. EstabiIshed Court of Claims.
WASHINGTON, June 29sh.-The nomina,
lions Of members Of the Court Of Alabama
Claims (re.established) are as follows: Hezs-
kiah G.. Wells, of Michigan, presiding Judge
James Harland. of Iowa; l. French, of
Massachusetts,, Judges.
Further Star Service Changes.
WASHINGTON. June 29sh-The following
changes in the star service schedule have been
ordered Route from Auburn to MICHIGAN
Bluffs, CAL, from November 1stto April Both
daily from Auburn, except Sundays, st
A. NJ arrive at Michigan Bluffs at P NJ
leave Michigan Bluffs at A. NJ, arrive at
Auburn at P. NJ. May 1st to October 31st
daily, except Sundays, from Auburn at $3.50
P. NJ arriving at Michigan Bluffs at 1880 a.
NJ; leaving Michigan Bluffs at A ~, ar
rive at Auburn at $50 A. N.
InsoIcnce OF the Ex. Minister of Chile.
WASHINGTON, June 29sh. - Diplomatic
circles are gossiping here over an iasolent
letter which Martinez, the Chilean Minister,
wrote to Freling huysen some ten days since
Just before he delivered his letters Of recall
and introduced his successor Goday. Mar
tiaez has been imprudent enough to boast o.
the way in which he is said 10 have.discip
Incl Frelingtuysen. and thus far there Is n