Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-16

appoint Registrars. They will receive and
canvass the votes, and issue certificates of
election. One of their most important duties
is to disfranchiss all known polygamists from
voting and holding Office. The election of q
delegate to Congress comes before the people
this fall, and this ia followed by the election
of the Legislature.
SECOND DIsPATcH.l
OMAHA, August 15th.-The Commission
left for Salt Lake ct neon. They express
themselves as ready to carry out the law, but
are unable to say, until they have had con-
sultation. how they will enforce its provisions.
They will remain in Utah till November.
The American Turf.
SARATOGA, August 15th.-The first race to-
day. three quarters of mile, Bootjsek won,
Waponeksta second, Copias third. Time. lis.
The second race, mile and a quarter, Fran
els won, Square Dance second. Time. 2:l4.
The third race, mile and five furlongs, was
won By Yard War6eld. General Monroe sec
ond. Time, 2:14a.
In the fourth race, steeplechase, two miles
and half Post Guard was first, Annes sec.
oud. Rose third. Time, 5:26.
MONMOUTH PARK, August 15th.-The first
race to-day. one mile, Miss Suuiey wor,
Gussie NJ. second. Time. 1:48.
The Criterion stakes. three-quarters of a
mills, were won By Fairfield, Nimrod second,
Inconstant third. Time, 1:179.
The Omnibus stakes, one mile aud a hall,
Harry Gilmore won, Wyoming second, Tom
Plunkett third. Time, 2:443.
In the mile and quarter dash Mary An.
derson was frat, Parole second, Hospodar
third. Time, 2:14a.
In the mile and an eighth race Yorkshire
was FIRST. easily beating Rochester. Time,
2:02a.
In the steeplechass over tho whole course
Ed Bonham was first, Bsrnadine second.
The other horses go. off the course. No time
taken.
COMFY ISLAND, August 18th The first
race to-day, seven-eighths Of mile, Clarissina
won, Blush Rose second, Jim MCGOWAN
third, Time, 1:31a. The French pools paid
In the secoud race Monk was frat. Bell
Bird second, Tug Wilson third. Time, las.
The third race. seven furlongs, Bounce
won, Lutte Fogls second, Jesse james third.
Time, 1:S2
In the mile and quarter dash ,bcock
was first, Aleck Anent second, Rob Roy
third. Time, 2:111.
The steeple chase, over the short course,
Kitty Clark won, Faulcnutridge second,
Oscar Wilde third. Little Pat ran away be.
fore the race. Tune. 2:4S.
UTICA IN. W, August 15.h.-The first
race at the Driving Park to-day was for the
1888 class. and was won by Wilson, Eva sec
ond, Topsy third. May Thorne fourth, Roc.
ton fifth. Time, 2:21.2:23-2:2sI~2:2ss.
The second race, 2:23 class, Unolola won,
X. Z. secou9. Lucrece, Matte. Glos.er,
George VI. aud Cora Belmont also trot.ed.
Tine, 2:2S-2:21 -2:22ff-2:222-
HARTFORD Conn.,, August 15th.-Van-
derbilts Maud S. and l.. T. Sanders bay
have arrived at Charter Oak Park
The Labor Troubles.
LAFAYETTE tInd.), August l5.h.-The boot
and shoemakers in three large manufactures
have struck for an advance in wagep. The
bosses stubborniy refuse it.
PITTsBURG. August 15th.-A report comes
from MahoniDg Valley that Broa q, Bonnell
Co., owners of one of the largest mills in
the country, whose payroll is over 81, Goo.
600 year, have offered their employees the
old wages, and say if the offer il not accepted
they will hire nom q MON men.
BosToN, August 15th.-The 'longshoremen
have struck for forty cents per hour for day
work, fifty cents at night, and double price
on Sundays The steamship companies re.
fuse their demands.
WILKEsBARRE tPa.l August 15sh.-URless
the strikers return the Empire mills will be
declared idle Monday.
CoHoEs IN. ". August 15th.-The en-
pleysrs and strikers at the Harmony mills
both claim to have the best Of the fight.
PITTsBURG, August 15.h.-The coal min
ers' district Convention unanimously resolved
to continue the strike against a reduction
from four to three and a half cents per bushel
on piece mining.
CUMBERLAND (Md), August l5th.-The
conference to-day OF miners and the compa-
MES lasted FIVE hours. No settlement was
reached. The companies refused to make
any concessions.
yellow Fever.
LAREDO (rex.), August 15th.-For the
twenty-four hours ending ct s P. NJ. Of the
14sh, brownsville had ten new cases and one
death. In Matamoras the fever is spreading
in the suburbs. Six deaths are reported,
MONTGOMERY, August 15sh-The city was
quarantined against Pensacola last night
numerous reports Of fever have arrived from
there.
WASHINGTON. August 15sh.--Surgeon-G Gen.
eral Hamilton has received a telegram from
the Mayor OF Galveston, asking the Govern.
ment to assist in the quarantine at that port
BROWNSVILLE, August 15 .h.-Twenty.eigh,
new cases of yellow fever were reported to.
day-25 Mexicans and Americans. Three
Mexicans died. Two light cases are reported
! at Fort Brown. At Mstamoras new cases
are reported, 5 of which are light, aud |
deaths are reported. Major Busterfield, oil
the Matamoras and Monterey Railroad, il
down with the fever. The weather is cloudy
but ho..
INV ORLEANS. August 15th.-Malacchas
Englund, native of Finland, died of yellow
fever this evening.
Nominated for Congress.
Quincy Gil J. August 15th.-Generai Sin
gleton last evening consented to become The
Independent candidate for Congress, pro
vided the Republicans made no nomination
| at Whitehall Wednesday, very likely re
| suit, as the district is securely Democratic OF
a straight issue.
CAIRO, AUGUST 15.h.-The Democrats hav.
nominated Hon. w. X. Murphy, of Perry
county, for Congress.
ATLANTA (Ga. J, August l5.h.-A. d. Cand
Ter has been nominated as the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Ninth Distric.
MONTGOMERY tAla.) August 15.h-G. w
Hewitt has been nominated for Congress by
the Democrats of the Sixth District.
STAUNToN (Va.). August 15th.-ChsrIes T.
O'Fernall has been nominted by the Demo
Gratis Of the Seventh Congressional District.
JACKSON Miss. J, Angus. 15sh.-The Re
publican Convention at Hazelhurst nominated
James Hill for Congress.
Declines the Honor.
Dies MONIES ia. J, August 15th.-C. d. Nc
Carly says the Greenbackers of the Eleventh
District nominated him for Congress withou;
his consent, and that he will not run.
Congressman Condemned.
WEsTCHEsTER PA J, August 18th. -Amone
the resolutions adopted BY the Republican
county meeting to-day was one condemnipe
Congressman Ward for his vote on the rivel
and hsrbor BILL
Death Of an Ex-Congresman.
BRIGHToS (Me.). August 15sh.-Nathar
Littleheld died tonight, aged rs years. HI
was Representative in Congress two terms
The Vermont Greenback Nominations.
WATERBURY, August 10Th. = The STATE
Greenback Convention met here to-day, with
zoo delegates present. l. s. Thompson wa.
elected Chairman. Nominations: Governor
G. q. Martin Lieutenant-G oyernor, J. Jen
ner; Treasurer, Fletcher Ta-bel, Of Swan
ton. Congress-First District, DR.. Kiddsr
Second, II. d. Dunbar.
Bold Bank Robbery.
KEwAUNEE Gil J, August 18th. Yesterday
afternoon two men called at the First Ms
tional Bank in this city and asked permission
to leave a satchel short time. About {
! o'clock, while Cashier Pratt and his lady as.
sistant, Miss Palmer, were cashing up, the
men knocked on the door and asked for the
satchel. Miss Palmer opened the door, VIXEN
| one man grabbed her by the neck and kicked
her nearly insensible. The other man rushed
by her towards the vault, near which Pratt.
was standing, struck him on the head with 9
revolver, knocking him senseless. Pratt and
Miss Palmer were then forced into the vault
The men then secured about $40 900, of which
| &C, 900 was in gold, and walked out of town,
Pratt and Mis- Palmer, after working ovel
an hour, succeeded in breaking the lock and
released Themselves. Both were badly in.
jrred. Parties sre securing the country in
every direction for the robbers.
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