Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-26

lsrEclAL DISPATCHES TO Tus REooRp.uxoN.l
SAN FRANcIsco, April 25th.-This was the
first day OF the spring meeting Of the Pacinc
Blood Horse Association at the Bay District
Park. The weather was 6pe, and the track
in excellent condition from the light rain Of
yesterday. There was good attendance.
The first race, tor the California stake, half
mile dash for two-year.olds, thirty entries,
was won by Gano, Panama second, Lou
Spencer third. Time, 81 seconds. The Sec
ord race, for the Coutts stake, mile and
quarter, free for all, six entries, was won by
Atalsnte, Precious second. Night Hawk
third. Time, 2:11. The third race, for the
Winters stake, mile and bali, fo- three
yesr-olds, eighteen entries, was won by
Duchess of Norfolk, Forest King second.
Tune, 1891. The last race, for the Coquette
stake, for maiden fillies three years old, mile
and an eighth, four entries, was won by Maria
F., Hattie b. second. Time, l:5S.
The Anti. Chinese Convention.
SAN Francisco, April 25sh The Anti.
Chinese Convention assembled this evening
at Verein Eintrscht Hall at o'clock.
After some modification, the report of the
Committee on Credentials was adopted.
The report excluded all delegates connected
with political and non-laborirg organizations.
Before adopting the report, long discussion
was indulged in. which became very warm.
Denis Kearney and a rumber Of other per-
sons claiming TO be delegates, attempted to
obtain seats in the Convention. However,
after sharp skirmish, they we're excluded,
and the scene of threatened disorder and dis
turbance promptly repzessed. The Com
migtee on Permanent Organization submitted
report, which was adopted. The re-
port presented the following permanent off.
GERS of the Convention President, Geo. Ii.
Morrison; Vice. Presidents, William Vint-
| ner, Ambrose Englis, Henry Richter, Frank
Rooney, John Robinson and VIM. Hearne
Secretaries, j. w. Richards, w. II. Eastman
and Nj. i Farland; Treasurer, j. w. Joy.
A committee was appointed, consisting of one
member from each organization represented,
to prepare and present TO the Convention o
Plan for the adjustment of the vexed problem
of labor and the Chinese question. A Com.
mittee on Finance was also appointed. A
Committee ON Resolutions was appointed to
report at subsequent meeting of the Com
vention. number of resolutions were pre-
ssnted to the Convention on the question of
Chinese immigration, it's effects on white la
Dor, etc. No action was taken on any reso-
luton. but all were referred to the Committee
on Il solutions. The Convention then ad-
journed until tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Resolutions of Thanks-scizure of Com
traband Goods-The Death Record.
SAN Francisco, April 25:h.-The members
of the Italian Philodramatic Society and of
the Italian Bersa2llerie Mutual Benevolent
Society have passed resolutions thanking
Representative Page for his efforts in Con-
gress to have the anniversary of the discovery
of America by Christopher Columbus de-
clared q national holiday.
The search of the British iron steamer
Metapedia by the Custom.houss officers re-
snlted in the seizure Of 400 opium pipe heads
and so pipe stems.
Sixteen deaths were reported at the Health
Office up to o'clock this afternoon, making
! total of 5S since Saturday morning.
Suits for namaGes-Deaih Warrant Signed
SAN Francisco, April 25th.-Max Wendt
has brought suit in the Superior Court to re-
cover $40 coo damages from the National
Flour Mills. The complaint alleges that
plaintiff was working in the mill, at the cor
ner of Battery and Pacific streets, when
large door fell upon him, causing injuries
from which he will never recover.
The suit brought by Marx z. Schetzsl, q
| Sunday law mar, against Justice Ryan and
| KEELING Bros, to recover $40, ,0C0 damages for
alleged malicious prosecution, will come up
tomorrow morning before Judge Lawler for
trial.
Judge Freelon has signed the death war
rant OF ong Al IotiS, the SelesGsAi hlen-
binder who murdered Chinese courtesan
named ChUy Chow. The execution is set for
the 9th Of June.
The Money Market.
San Francisco, April 25.h.-Money is in
good supply here, and quite dull. promi-
| nent borrowing element ou wheat Is dropping
| out, and loans of that character are being
paid up, as the surplus quantity of wheat in
the State is being reduced through sales. Ex-
change is also dull and weak. Fine silver
meets with little inquiry outside of the de-
msnds of the Government. Money lenders
are looking forward to a quiet time for the
next two months TIE movement Of the
wool clip is calling for some coin. The range
! for call loans is 496 per cent, and the ex-
tremes for commercial loans are to 10 psr
| csnt. Mortgage paper is taken by the saw
| ings banks at 700 per cent, and the borrower
relieved of all obligations for taxes to the ex-
tent of the lien on bis property. Drafts
on New York are selling at par TO &c
premium per 500; kilograms or do, 5@10c
per 800; London exchange, 49sd for bank
silver, 111@l1$ per cent. discount; Mexican
dollars, 9OA@90sc apiece. nominal.
A sfene.Thrower in Trouble.
RocKL1N, April 25ih-As the east-bound
emigrant train was leaving Roseville to-day
drunken man from You Bet, who was max
ing himself general nuisance, tried to get
upon the train, but being prevented by one
of the train men, threw large stone Of the
| latter, which, missing him, crashed through
! both the rear and front wind ,ws of the GU
pola or lookout on the csboose, and passed off
to the other side of the train. A man occu-
pyiug a seat in the lookout narrowly escaped
injury. The ssssilAnt vSs Immediately ar
rested by Constable Scott, upon the order of
Superintendent Pratt, and brought to this
place for safe keeping until Thursday, when
he will have hearing before Justice Pullen.
Horse stolen.
RocKLIN, April 25th.--A fine horse was
stolen from the Andy Grant rancb, near Pine
Grove, two miles east OF here, last night, and
has not since been heard from. 1t was taken
from within beard fence inclosure. and the
boards were carefully replaced to prevent
| early suspicion.
Train Attached for BeIinqueHt Taxes.
MARYsvILLE, April 25tb.-A Central Pa
ci6c freight train was attached at Live Oak
this afternoon by the Sheriff of Sutter
county for delinquent taxes. This company
gave bonds and the train was allowed to pro-
coed.
The Shooting Affair at Grass Valley.
NEVADA, April 25th-Ed. A. Roberts,
who shot A. D. Mason at Grass Valley Sat-
urday, was released from the County Jail
this afternoon on a writ of habeas corpus,
and was by Judge Caldwell, of the Superior
Court, admitted to bail till his examination
in the sum of SIS 600. His examination will
be held at Grass Valley Thursday.
Found Dead In Bed.
GILRoY, April 25sb.-Tbis morning John
Morrow, proprietor Of restaurant in Gilroy,
was found dead in his bed. He was at the
Gilroy Hot Springs for his health. His death
is supposed to have been caused by some dis.
case of the heart
Election i'm Los Angeles County.
ANAHEIM, April 25sh-At the municipal
election held here yesterday the following of
fcers were elected: Trustees. b. Dreyfus, z.
A. Saxton, I. Boeger, J. Northan. J. +