Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-30

The fifth race, FIVE furicngs. was won Nv
Wakefield, Mary Warren second, TonawaIds
third. Time, 1:053.
HARTFORD (Corn) August 29.h.-The
Charter Oak Park grand circuit races opened
to-day with large attendance The weather
was delightful and the track perfect II the
race fer the 2:3S class Gladiator was frs,
a Eva second, May Thorn third, Topsy fourth.
Time, 2:225--2:2334 -2:26 In the race for
the 2:25 class (pacers) Fuller was first, War.
rior second. Msttie band third, Limher J OK
fourth. Time, 2:274-2:252-2: = 2:21 =
Z:2o. In tbs race for the 2:23 class Aidine
won N three straight heats. Flora. R. l.,
Cora, Bslmont. Unolote, Florence, Matte,
1Ieorge nj. aud Gioster aiso trotted. Time,
2:20-2:20-2:22.
Vacancy Filled.
PHILADELPHIA, August 29sb.-The Green.
pack State Committee have nominated VIM.
Howard, of Pniisdelphia, for Lieutenant.
Governor, III place Of A. V. Powderly, de-
cline4.
Nominated for Congress.
READING, August % ;h.-The Democrats of
the Eighth District have renomina.ed Daniel
Ermentraus for Congress.
MONMOUTH (Ill). August 29h. = The
ufeenoacSers OF the Eleventh District have
nominated Rev. Dick Haney.
CINCINNATI, August 2gSh.-The Rspubh-
can Congressional Convention OF the Seven
tenth District, at Ba.nesville, Ohio, nomi-
mated Dr.. Updegtaff.
NORFOLK tvab August 29sh.-The Coali-
ton Convention at Hampton nominated
Henry Libby for Congress, in place of Judge
Edward Spalding. the former nominee, who
| withdrew.
KALAMAZOO (AIich.), August 9th.-The
Greenbaek Congressional Con, ention of the
Fourth District nominated Geo. L. Raple.
| WATSON tWis.l August 29sh.-The Ninth
| District Reprhhcsns have nominated Isaac
stevenson, OF Marinette, for Congress.
Destruction by Wire.
| MAUcH CHUNK Pa J. August 29th.-Al.
pert Lewis mill and ice-house and the Lee
high tannery we're burned today. Loss,
S25. 600. ''
FARMERvILLE lLa.l August % .h.-The
| greater part of the business portion of this
town was burned day The loss is esti-
mated at $50, eco /; insured for $4,000. The
hre Is believed to be incendiary
| HAyERHILL (Mass.), August 29;h.-A fire
TINS afternoon IN the business section cause
a loss OF 500, 600; partially insured.
The Michigan Republicans.
KALAMAZOO, August 29Eh.-The town is
thronged with delegates TO to-morrayg's Re.
publican State Convention. Considerable
opposition is manifested TO the renolnin alton
OF Governor jerome, psircip ally in the in.
terest of Senator Thomas W. Palmer. A
prohibition amendment is regarded as fore
gone conclusion.
dissatisfied Republicans.
ST. LOUIS, August 80 .h.-A call for q
State Republican Convention, respecting the
late action of the State Central Committee
will be issued ta-morroiy
An Insane Judge.
JAcKsBoRo TEX. August 29.h.-Judge G.
Williams, brother of Blue Jeans Williams,
and tor many years Justice os the Peace here
has been a judged insane and removed from
office.
Tug Coming Back.
New YORK, August 29th-It seems that
Tug Wilson is merely going to England &c
bring his family here. He has no idea Of
fosteitins the money already put up, and
means to fight.
Notice 10 Quit.
CHARLESTON Is. CD August 29.h.-The
citizens of York county have served notice
to quit on two Mormon missionaries who art
operating with success in that vicinity.
Six Fortunate Children.
LEAvENwoRTH (Ks.), August 29sh.-Aunit
Busius, a washer woman, died here sixtecr
years ago. and proper proofs of her demist
are wanted in Ireland. as her six children
have fallen heirs to e., 100000.