Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-18

of yellow fever, and three men are sick
aboard also that the bark was towed to sea
. few hours after the death occurred. He
states that great excitement prevails at Per.
sacola, as there are rumors Of other CAGES tf
fever among the shipping.
BROWNSVILLE TEX J. August 17th.-Twen.
ty-one new cases of yellow fever were report
ed to-day seventeen Mexicans and four
Americans. Two Mexicans died One Amer.
lean. boy nine years old. and six negro fish.
ermen. all aff icted with the fever, reached
the outskirts of the city from Tampico and
were taken in charge by the quarantine an.
thoritiss. Eight deaths occurred in Mata.
moras during thu last twenty.four hours
There have besn few new cases.
Nominated for Congress.
CHARLESTON Is. CO. August 17th.-George
A. Dsrgen hiss been nominated fer Congress
by the Democrats of the Sixth District.
WHEELING wv. Va.). August 17th.-The
Democrats of the Fourth Congressional Dis
tric., st Point Pleasant. have nominated
Eustace Gideon.
CHICAGO, August 17sh.--Gene.al A. Sha-
ron has been nominated for Congress from
the Sixth District.
LITcHFIRLD tIlL), August l7th.-The Re-
publicans OF the Seventeenth District nomi.
mated ii. w. Balow for Congress.
STANFORD (Ky.), August 17th.-The Re-
publicans Of the Eighth Congressional Dis.
trict have nominated William o. Bradley
for Congress.
ST. JOSEPH MOI. August 17th.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention Of the
Fourth District nominated Colonel James N.
Burns.
MONMOUTH t[ll). August l7th.-In the
Congressional Convention here Benjamin f.
Marsh was renominated.
CINCINNATI, August 17th.-The Democrats
OF the Eleventh District, ct Portsn outh,
have nominated John P. Leedom for Con.
gress.
KALAMAZOO (Mich.). August l7sh.-The
Republicans of the Fourth District have
nominated Hon. j. @. Burrows for q fourth
term in Congress.
MT. vernon Qnd.). August 17th.-The
Democrats of the First Congressional Dis
trict have nominated John T. Kleiner.
NEWTON IN. J.). August 17th.--Henry s.
Harris, Democrat, has been nominated in the
Fourth Congressional District.
ST. LOUIS, August 17th.-The Democrats
OF the Tenth District have nominated NJ. L.
Clardy
The Democrats Of the Twelfth District, who
bal,otsd ,hree DAYS LAST wsaL AZ Nevada md
adjourned. reconvened to.dav AND on ,bs
76lth ballot nominated Cbs.,s. T NTa-nar
.or Coneress 0i'''e' L. nAo'sAh
LITTLE Rock lArk). August 17th-Con.
gresham James K. Jones has been reuomi.
mated by the Second District Democratic
Convention.
RICHMOND Val August 17th.-The Re.
adIuster- Republican Coalition Convention of
t sne foetsh District nomlna.ed 3. .. Holper
tnepl Ior congress. a letter from Joseph
the primarias the details 81 s ub;oh ha n; n;
snbmit in the nser fr,,,ra =. 81" p.S,;"
voters If b;s d;st.;ot 'oi' " '''e isePaoi'oah
A.' u.'.o''
n rhNpERiohsBoRG tVa,h August 18th
nopsre NJ. Mayo 70. has been nominated for
Congress In the First District by the Coali.
ton Convention OF Republicans and Read.
]usteFs.
ALEXANDRIA IVA. !. August 17th.-Tbe Ee.
a6justers' Convention of the Eighth District
have nominated r. X. Farr for Congress.
tn. .r..,.., TIT
S. -. 80 M.
70 dan nus Ill auS sus T. me n1ss race
70, gay, ons mlle' was won 6y Baron Fauriss,
oG 10 ehs Sp saas second; lime. l:4Ia;
g.. sns seIona rac4' TWO mics ~ Eoie was wa,
r. th;sI 1oloo eIoonu' li.ie, o:fIa.
Tarou,a.t. e lLe, nse iuriTuss' Lopeas "on'
IRE fonrtb race three .nr1artars ~ mile
Amszon won. Gus. Matthews second T;ms
1:17a.
UT1cA IN, w August 17tb.-Ths most.
poned pacing race was won hv FIora ReJIe
Gem second. Lucy third Ruff 40 Girl fonrtb'
Time. 2:182
In the race for the 2.26 class C,-,s,i. ,voS
first. Ethel Medium second K;nn W;,kss
third Onawa fourth Nam;s Gf.b EranL
sixth Time. 2.24-2.24I ~2.9sINS.27 Tba
race ia uni;nisbed
Mo,,,or-rr1 p.n ,,, ~,
MoShoUTH PARK, August l7th.-Ihe first
race to-uay, snree- quarters OF mile. was
th Su T ro.asni oo, Aena second Hentchatei
Th. thrae' ~. I'll. L.. p.
No., - i'tS ussu oocS 20.
10 ''0ouu' neiie 'iiiru' iine'
The ons and half mil. a.s, ,u. c,,.,
lac T one ana nan miie oash Laura Glass
S.SS 6ii 'hei"en'' 'e'ohu' Amazon 'hifo' linie'
TSa IL NJ
mate non an" NJ ApJa.sn niae uasa I pH
tb;rS IT, 9'ss nuefeon 'eoonu' ir'nia
'n ~. 90 asa 100,
Hosn,dar saoonS Me..thn III. ua en-! is0nS Won'
9.1oS 'o"' 'e'on'' Haia'non t'iilo' iiine'
~ r,i,a d..h p,u D. N.Y..
ond T;r,a Iat-i DoS "on' Minus 'eo'
The ona ana Ill, sIo
u one anu Quarter ",ie m nardie race rae
10y "on' LAZY uo" seoon'' ii"e' I:z'4'
Inc @reat stallion kace-sania Claus
Wins.
ROCHESTER IN. VI, August l7sh.-Tte
stallion race for 81 600 was the event of the day.
Arnim was expected to trot, but dia not ar.
rive from Syracuse. The remaining entries
drew positions as follows: Jerome Eddy.
Black Cloud and Santa Claus Pools sold as
follows: Eddy $50, Cloud SIS, Claus SIS
Hickok said be did not think he could win the
race, as Santa Claus was not in good condi.
tion. His only hope was the breaking up
the first three heats between Cloud and
Eddy.
10 the first heat Black Cloud took the pole
at the fret turn and kept it to the end. Je-
rome Eddy broke on the home-stretch, but If
he had not there was NO hope for him.
Hickok only drove to save his distance. Santa
Claus being at times 100 yards in the rear.
Time, 2:214.
In the second heat there was some of the
finest trotting ever seen on this track. Santa
olaos to0k the pole before reaching the first
w ptaoh oiouu tnlro 70 tne tnlrd quar-
har,aa S, ne pS M 'er T Eaoy ana over
home. u a hstn,oa . Inc race DOWN the
exciting. both H;ckot and yoorbss. 1 dr;v;ns,
TO win. Cheers orsatad tho forroar - rs
passed under The wire iead;ns hv haIf 10
iengtb in 2.o2 A"'i
Bsiars "a - rsacb;,0 Al. s,.. o,...o- ;. a..
third heat, Eddy asw into tba air and t .he
ATTEMPT was folI,wed bv CIopS zvho ,, rso sue
ered rn;nkIy Ra.srssu' ~ &C, WIZ lev. ICY
quarter pole Claus and Cloud trotted like a
team. As they swung around the turn, the
former led slightly, sid by beautiful work
won the heat by about head in 2:l9.
Inc scales now turned in the pool box. and
SH Tn ~ Sis s s3id AZ GOV ana held ~;
ia W. sas ,oursn neas Jerome EDDY bounded
G"S sn -. ar 40 sooI as the Wofu was given:
0,oau aiSS p,ok ~ oeIo.e ieaeh!ng the hrst
d d;a st ~, osnas S.aus sfDtteo as true as
uie. AS sns quarter ne ied by length, but at
sna nan oioIa pia ,air 70 pass Nun. 1t was
,nnn 70 'eIi wnlSh would swing round the
urn Hrst. nlckocS urged MIN, and 1t could
~ sen snas ne was gaming sngheiy. Inside
ti ho u.ssSuI m Poie oiack Sioua became rat