Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-21

OSHKOSH wis., September 20 1.-The |
Democrats of the Sixth Congressional Dis. |
trict have nominated Andrew Hateu.
PATERSON IN. J.l September 20th.-Tne |
Democrats OF the Fifth Congressional District |
have nominated John Ryle, the Oldest silk |
manufacturer here.
MEMPHIS lrenn), September 2O:h.-The |
Democrats of the Tenth Congressional Dis |
trict have nominated Casey Young.
LOUISVILLE tKy). September 2Oth,-The !
Republicans of the Fifth District have nom |
insted Siiss L. Miller for Congress
The Democrats Of the Eighth District have
nominated Phil B Thompson for re. election |
Dies MoINLs (Ia.l, September 2Osh.-Ths |
trict at Oskaloosa have nominated @. ri |
Msckey.
OTTAWA tTlL). September 10Th. - The
Grsenbackers of the Eighth Congressional
District have nominated Hon. Lew Steward,
of Plano.
The New York Democrats.
SYRACUSE, September 20sh-The city is
crowded with delegates to the Democratic
otate convention. At session of the Cen
tral Commlttee II YVES voted to only give the
country Democracy a representation in the
organization of the Convention. Rufus w.
fecRham wac chosen for temporary Chair.
man. IL Is now almost certain that the sss-
sion Wiil be stormy ono in the early start.
Stiil 1t is regarded as very well settled that
Iammany will be given a representation.
New York Proaibitienis,s.
ROCHESTER, September 2O;h.-Tbs State
frohibltion Convention made the following
nominations: Governor, A. A. Hopkins
LIeutensnt-G Governor, w. II. BooIs Cbizf
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals. C. A. Ham.
mond Congressman at large, J.. G. Free.
man Congressman for the Thirty.first Dis.
trict Jas. w. Groer; Judge of the Suareme
Court, V. f. Willard.
The Turf.
BOSTON, September 20.h.-As Beacon Park
day, IN the deciding heat of the 300 race,
Morris defeated Driver. Time, 2:24J. In
the race for the 2:29 class Yellow Dock was
first, st. Cloud. Independence, Dick Danube.
George A; and Valley Boy following a.
named. Time. 2:235-2:234-2:24. In the
race for the 2:2S class Csp,aia Lewis was
first. Prospect Maid, Lucrece, Florence and
X. Z. following 10 the order named. Time,
2:21-2:22l-2:23.
BRIGRToN BEACH, September 2Osb.-The
first race to-day, one mile, Buxom won, Little
Mlnch second, Tennyson third. Time, 1:4SI
The second race, seven. eighths of mile.
Nimble Foot won, Vulcan second. Violet
third. Time, 1:3l. The third race. seven.
eighths Of mile, Judge won, H ppogriffs
| second, Buckra third. Time, l:3l, The
fourth race, one mile, Jim Farrell won. Bon
heur second, Ranger third. Time. Las. The
winner was sold to w. j. Hayward for 81 COS.
The fifth race. one mile and a quarter. ice
Murray Won, Wnodcrafs second, Little Harry
third. Time, 212.
LOUISVILLE, September 2)sh.-On the first
day OF the fail meeting of the Jockey Club
the weather was Threatening and the track
| heavy. A good crowd was present to witness
the event. The fret race. three. quarters Of =
| mile. Hassan won, Mary Corbett second.
Maggie Aver third. Time, lao The second
race, mile he>ts, Annie q. won the two last
heats. Cash Clay won the first, Greenwood
| third In both. Time, -1:5S-2:07l. The
third race, ons AID one,eishth miles, was won
by Cfeosote, Belle of Highlands second,
Frealand third. Time, 2:0S. Tue fourth
race. three quarter of a mile, was won by
| Cardinal McCl 'sksy, Laonatas second. Allan
Oaks third. Time, i:22
CHICAGO, September 20sh This was the
fourth day of the Chicago FAR Association
races. The day was cold AID rAw. Ths
track wss fast, but the attend tnce was light.
The three-minute race was won By Fed,
Goiddust. Minnie Sprsgus taking the second
heat. Best tine. 2:2S-5y Golddust.
Spragus's time was 2:3l4. The next was a
race for three. year-olds. In the sec1rd heat
distance was barred, and AlEs.h fent fer fast
| time. Summsry-Algath (by Cuvlel Ill:
Budget, 2, 2, 2. Time, 3:12-2:25B-3:0S IL
race for four-year-o:ds, Annie S. won.
| True Blue second. Time, 2:4l-2:4l-2:324-
2:37l.
Prairie Fires Sill Raging.
OMAHA, September 20sh. Extensive prairie
| hres have been raging il the western part of
Nebraska for several days. in the Platte and
Republican river valleys. and they are
spreading qaite rapidly. They TO Doubt
originated from sparks from locomotives
| Almost every train that passes Gets few
| tres. The whole c1uatry, owing to Iuxuci-
ance OF ITS growth of grass, ia one immense
finder box. Th re is danger of the fire
| sweeping over the eltire grazing country and
doing great dalSSf, particularly to cattle.
Two men, Albert Alexander and Mr.. Doe.
cowboys, were caught in prairie FIRE west cf
| the North PLATE, aud were horribly burned
Dee has since died, and it is doubtful as TO
| AleXsnders recovery. A fierce fire Is pro.
crossing in Republican valley, in the vicinity
of lndianola, en the ID. ard NJ. Railroad,
Several email towus have been saved only by
| the greatest exerions.
Yellow Fever.
BROWNSVILLE Tex J, September 20sh.-
| Fourteen new Gases of yellow fever were re-
ported to-day. but no deaths The city is full
OF Matamoras people.
| Ava ALEN ASd' J, CcBt' III JET EU4n.-l ne
| Mayor and Aldermen yielded TO the request
| Ut the mass meeting of citizans. and opened
| communication to Matam 7ras. Governor
Roberts telegrapbed Mayor Carson that Drs.
Murray and Combe were authorized to take
| full charge OF the quarantine, but as neither
!, citizen or duly qualified officer of tie
! State, the Mayor awaits further aeyslnp.
| ments before reliuquiShing sole control and
| so informed the Governor. The people sus.
| tain the Mayor,
Destruction by Fire.
| Boston, September 20.h.-A warehouse
on Lafayette street was burned tonight, and
the stores on Magazine street. in the rear,
| damaged. The Odd Fellows Hall and the
residences of Edward Heath were damaged.
Loss, 100000; insured.
SPRINGFIELD Mass J, September 90 BE.
q. Shaw's WOODEN mill a. Wales was burned
to-day. Loss, $50, 900; insurance, sd, 900.
Not the Kind of Poison Expected,
OMAHA, September 20.h.-DAniel Wran.
kin and John keyser. la5orer., this afternoon
| found bottle in su old house, aud supposing
it to contain whisky. drank the contents,
which proved to be bedbug poison, Wrau.
kin died in one hour, anu Keyser ia in a dan
! gerous condition.
The Four-Oarcd Race.
ST. LOUIS, September 2Otb.-rhe Post
Dt$patch's special from Lawrence. Ks, SAYS
In the great four-oared race to-day Centeu-
ntals won the first Modocs the second, Paw.
tuckets the third aud Hill-da'e, the fourth
| prize. The races were close. Time, Is min
| utes and Al seconds
Woman Chargei with Murder.
PATERSON IN. j., September 20 h.-Mrs.
Sarah Story hes been sem TO jail here on a
charge OF numbering by pJisun Mrs Eliza.
beth teest. Mrs Story is suspected of poii.
onipg her husband and also another woman.
Frost in Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIS, September 20sh.-A sharp
frost occurred thrOug bout the State last pight.
The corn is half in shock and most Of the
! balance is beyond the resch IF harm. The
vines are cut down. but the loss from this
source is not serious.
The Labor Situation.
PTTTsBURG, September 20tb.-The Execu
tive Committee of the Iron Manufacturers
Association aud representatives of the Anal
gamated Association met this afternoon, and
upon the presentation OF the old scale by the
latter it was signed by the mauufac. urery,
The fires will be lighted Immediately.
National DIstiIiers' ard Spirit Eealer,'
Association.
CINCINNATI, September 20.h.-The Ns-
tional Distiers' and Spirit Dealers Associs
ton Of the United States is in session TODAY.
under call Issued by President Ii. NJ. Shu.
feldt. of Chicago. About fifty remters sre
present. and the meeting is being held with
closed doors.
Christiancy Granted Divorce.
WASHINGTON, September 2csh.-J Judge
Hagner has granted Uhristiarcy q divorce
from his wife on the ground OF desertior.
Opposition 30 the Machine.