Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-31

Young distanced. Time-2:2lI, 2:23l. 2:2sI.
10 the special race fer IS 000 Edward Thorne
was first. Clingstcne second. Time-2:l7,
2:l1. 2:2lf: In the race open TO all PAGERS
Buffalo Girl was frat, Gem secord, Lucy
third, Flora Bell fourth. Matte Hunter dis.
tanced. Tine-2:16. 2:l9, 2;16 2:161, PHI
IN the 2:2l class race Glen MEG. Yves first,
Brandy Boy second. Adell Gould third, For
est fourth. Hne-2:203. 2:213, 2:23ff
Yellow Fever.
BROWNSVILLE TEX J. Angus. 30th Fifty
two new cases to-day and three deatbs-tso
MeZicans aud w. +. Csrberry, manager of
the Western Union Telegraph office. Some
new cases have appeared in Fort Brown,
among them Mayer Witberill, of the Nine
teenth lnfsntry. The mail 20 Rio Grande
City has been ordered stopped. Eight
deaths occurred to-day in Ma.amoras. The
weather is sultry.
PENSACOLA Fla J. August 3Gth -Four
teen cases Of yellow fever have heen reported
TO- dag, and two deaths. The disease is con-
lined to one district, embracing four squares
IN the lower part of the city. Otherwise the
town is very healthy. The Board of Health
has adopted the most stringent sanitary
measures to prevent the spread Of the fever.
Kansas Democratic State Convention.
EMPoRIA, August 30ih.-The Democratic
State Convention met this evening and tenn
porarily organized by the election of Tnos.
L. fenton as Chairman. After appointing
the usual business committees, the Conven,
ton adjourned until tomorrow.
EMPoRIA, August S0ih.-Tne Convention
reassem0led, and the temporary organization
| was made permanent. All the committees
reported except that on resolutions which
found difficulty in mar aging the Temperance
| question. TIE probabilities are that the
committee viii report strong anti prohihi-
ton plank, AID that the Convention will
accept il.
Earthquake IN Illinois.
CHESTER I'LL J, August 30th.-Two shocks
OF earthquake were plaiDly felt here Monday
| Fine Duality and Great Quantity.
NEW YoRK, August 30sh.-The quality of
oysters this season is reported finer than
usual and the supply immense.
Proper Thing TO Do.
PETERSBURG (Vsl August 30sh.-Ths Re.
adjuster School Board last evening dismissed
all the white teachers in colored schools, snd
appointed colored teachers.
Congressional Nominations.
FAIRFIELD (Ea.) August 30.h.-8foses A.
McCord was renominated hv the Republicans
OF the First Congressional District.
INDIANAPOLIS, August so b.-Ths Rauub.
| hSSHo " tuS psANESEtl DlSttlCG nave lOml-
mated w. II. Calkins for Congress. and the
Republicans cf the Ninth District have re.
nominated j. S. Orth.
lola ks }. Au2uss 30.h.-The Democrats
OF the Second District have renomiu a.ed
Judge Nelson +. Ayres for Congress.
HIGHLAND In.l. August 305h The Dem.
ocratic Convention ct the Eighteenth Distric,
have nominated VIM. r. Morrison for Con.
gress.
LAwRENcEBURG und. J, August 30sh.-Wm
j. johnson has been nominated for Congress
by the Republicans of the Fourth District.
JACKSON tMich.). August S0th.-lu The
Third Congressional District Greenback Con
vention, he'd at AlbiD, Colonel IL. c.
Codge, OF jackson, was nominated for Con
gress.
MONTGOMERY (Ala J, August SO.h.-Thos
Williams has been renominsted by tire Demo
cratic Convention of the Fifth District
CHICAGO. August 30sh.-The Republicans
OF the Ninth Congressional District Ct Illinois
have nominated Judge Payson.
Fairfield tIil. August 3Oth.-Judge L
b. Green, the Republican CuDgrs ssiona
nominee Of this district, declines, aud new
Convention will be called.
MONTGOMERY tAla.l, August S0th.-Ths
Democratic Convention of the Second Dis
, | LIZ hSAlotlluaGcu L. ~. IlCrDert,
MAGNOLIA Miss J, August 30th.-Johu r
Lynch (colored) has been nominated for Con
gross by the Republicans Of the Sixth Dis
trict.
Monroe OLa.), August 30.h.-Gen. j
Floyd KiTg has been renominated Ia III,
tltta Congressional District by tic Demo
, Gratis.
IYNCHBURG (Vs.), August 3Osh.-Hon
, John Randolph Tucker hss been fenop,inatef
. for Congress by the Democrats of the Skill
District
WHEELING Val August S0sh.-The Re
! pubiicans OF the First Congressional District
ut Clal ksburg nominated General N, Golf
Jr., ex Secretary of the Navy, FOR Congress-
PETERSBURG (Va), August SO:h.-W. w
Deese has been nominated for Congress in tht
Fourth District.
MONTGOMERY tA'a.l, August SOsb.-Luk,
Pryor has been nominated for Congress b,
the Democrats OF the Eighth District.
NEVADA mo August S0sh.-The Re
pu5iicans Of the Twelfth District have nomi
mated w. j. TerEiil, Of Cass county, for Con
gress.
MILWAUKEE, August 50 b.-C. NJ. Butt, o.
Virginia. has been nominated for Congress By
the Republicans # the Seventh District.
ST. LOUIS, August 3Osh.-The Democrat,
Of the Eleventh District have nominated r
j. Bland for Congress.
Escape OF Prisoners.
PHILADELPHIA, August 30th.-This after
noon six prisoners confined in the Camden
n. j., jail succeeded in escaping during tht
time allowed for exercise in the rotunda
Three were recaptured.
The Texas Greenbackers.
LITTLE Rock. August S0M.. Tbs TeSa,
Greenback State Convention meets tc-mor
row at Coisicana. Colonel Wash. Jones viii
be nominated for Governor.
Therm0mctricaI.
New YORK, August 30th-Mi might
Highest temperature to-day, So; lowest, 81
CHICAGO, AUGUST 3Osh.-Highest tenn
perature to-day, IT /; lowest, II.