Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-02


| the British bark Isle of Anelerea drifted
on Arch Rock last night in dense fog ; but
| she was got off this morning by tugs, and
taken to the seawall leaking badly.
The Races at Petaiuma.
| PRTALUMA, September lst-To-day was
one OF the warmest of the season, the Their
mometer at noon marking 93' in the shade
| Notwithstanding the heat another immense
crowd was in attendance at the Park to-day
the receipts each day showing q large increase
over any preceding year. The fret contest
to-day was trottiug race for two-year-olds
| for purse OF $500 IDEAL and May Day
| alone appeared on the track. Ideal was the
| favorite in tbs pools, two to one. The first
| heat was a double-team trot between the two
| to the three-quarter pole. At that point
| May Day broke aud fell back, and then came
| up only to break again, which rad conduct
| put her back four lengths, in which position
| they continued down the home stretch and
under the wire. Time 1904. The next was
pretty heat, the two going like q double
| team all tbs way until near the wire, when
| Ideal broke, giving the heat to May Day by
half length. Time, 3:02. La the third heat
| thsy travelled evenly again to the one-haif
mile pole, y hen Ideal broke and fell back,
but closed the gap again at the head Of the
| stretch, when he again broke and lost che
heat by six lengths, May Day winning both
heats, race and first money. Ideal second
money. Time, 1854. The next was a special
| race for Cairo, Crown Point and Bullet for
$500. In the first heat Crown Point had
| little the hest Of it to the quarter pole, when
| all got close together. Down the back stretch
| Crown Point and Cairo pulled away from
Bullet, and continued together around, and
| maintained the same positions until within
| 80 yards of the outcome, when Cairo jumped
| into run and passed Grown Point. The latter
| tLen took to running, and in that way went
under the wire aide by side, with Bullet only
three lengths In the rear. Time, 2:3G4. At
the close of the first heat IN the pools Crown
| Point brought $50 to the others Sl3. Ga the
second attempt they got off on even terms,
| and continued close together to the quarter
| pole, when, as in the previous heat, Bullet
slowed down and the double team went to-
| gether past the half, and on rounding the
| turn Cairo broke and got in front by il, but
! Crown Point closed the gap, and together
| agaia they went all the way home. Almost
as the last moment Crown Point lost his feet
and ran over the score on even terms with
| Cairo. The heat was decided in favor of
/ Cairo. Time, 2:26. Grown Point and Cairo
each having taken heat, excitement now
ran high. Ths third was a very exciting
| heat between Csiro and Crown Point. Soon
after passing the wire Cairo pressed his rival,
| Crown Point close up in the home stretch,
when he literally outtrottsd him home, win
ing by length, Bullet just inside the dis.
tance flag. Time. 2:27&. The fourth snd
last heat was less interesting. Crown Point
started with determination to win, and kept
| just ahead all the way, winning the heat
! easily, while Cairo ran home and was second
| Bullet again saved his distance, and secured
third money. Time, 2:3O4.
serious InIury-BOrse Thieves Captured.
| Los ANGELES, September Ist-A young
! son Of DR.. Ellis, the Presbyterian minister Of
this place. was seriously injured to-day by
| being thrown from a horse. 1t ia said that it
! VIII De necessary to aTnPutGte ons Of his arms.
! A brace OF horse thieves were captured in
! East Los Angeles this morning by officer
! Cells, OF the Police Department, and several
| valuable horses, recently stolen from DOwney
City, were recovered. The men gave the
names OF Jose Maria Trejillo and Manuel
Francisco Gazman. They are old offenders.
Forest Fires In SIskiyez.
YREKA, September 1st-Forest fires make
the atmosphere seem like a dense fog. A
| heavy fire Is raging ia Shasta valley, three
\ miles south Of town, which is causing copsii
| cradle loss to wood ranches. Aa extensive
forest IRE also RACES at Big Canyon, between
| Mount Shasta and Soda Springs extending
| from the Sacramento river scross the stage
rosd towards Castle Lake, which the railroad
| and Government engineers are erdeavorinR
| to subdue.
Rich Placer Dfggiass.
| Los ANGELES, September lst.-A report
| was brought TO the city this evening that
| 81 600 in gold duet hiss been washed ont in
the past three days in the Acknowledgement
| piacers near the head of San Gabriel CANYON.
| The placers are located in the old bed of the
San Gabriel river. Great excitement prevails
| at AzQsa aud other settlements in the NEIGH
| borhood of the find, and people are fiocking
| there in large numbers.
san Luis ObIspo Democrats.
| SAN LUIS OBTsPo, September lst.-The
| Democratic Convention adjourned last even
ing after nominating P. II. Dunn for the
! Assembly, ana G. H. johnson, NJ. W.
Walker, ID. t. Newson. c. 2. Brumley and
J. G. McFsrson for Supervisors.
HE Republican Nomination fer Gov.
ernOr.
| NAPA September 1st.-The news of Estes's
| nomination for Governor was received here
with much rejoiciRg, as ne WAS the fsvorite
| candidate wish all the r publicans of this
| county.
| BAKERSFIELD, September 1st-The news
of the nomination CT Estee was highly graft
| flying to the Republicans here.
Les ANGELES September LIST. - Estes
nomicatiOn is well received by the RspubIi-
cars of this section.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo September 1st-There
| Is great enthusiasm among the Republicans
| here over the nomination of Estes for Gov
ernor.
YREEA, September 1st-The Republicans
| are well pleased with the nominations far
| Governor and other oHicers, and especially
| that Of De Haven fer Congress. Estse will
| poll full party vote and more ia Siskiyou.
More shooting ta GOJusa County.
ORLAND, September Isl. - Two sports.
| strangers here. got into an alteration this
morning over q game Of billiards in John
| Crother's saloon. Mr. Crathers separated
| them, and they went out but returned i'm
medistply, and rushing towards each other.
| one asked thu other il he was heeled, and. be-
ing answered in the affirmative. they fired
| their pistols at each other. One dropped
very dargerously wounded in the groin. The
other is under arrest, but Eithholds his
, name.
Two Hero Fires at Red BIuT.
RED BLUFF, September 1st.-A fire was
discovered about l o'clock this morning ia
the general merchandise store Of Thomas
Murphy, on WalHut street, but was extin.
| gushed with small loss At o'clock a brick
| yelling az the snuth end Of Main street.
owned by NJ. J. Frank, and occupied by l..
! G. Karsey, wss discovered on FIRE aud was
completely destroyed. Loss, !, 200; insured
for 5000.
Attempted Assassination.
ORovuLE, September Ist.-Willie North
was shot yeste day st Concow valley. aud
one arm was shattered. He was walking
sloog the road, and nothing was seen or
known of the person who fired the shot.
NEVADA.
HING Jury-sol.d Delegation.