Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-31

Ben Hill third At the third jump Dalgai
sian and Kitty Clark threw their riders.
Mountjoy, on Dalgaisian, had q collar.bo
broken, and Metcalf, Jockey Of Kitty Clark,
was badly bruised.
PlrTsBURG, May 30th.-In the first race
to-day, one mile, Serpolette was first, Keno
second, Faircount third. Time. 1:513. In
the second race, half mile, Musk was first,
Exeter second. Roscius third. Time, "a sec:
ages, Belle of the Highlands won. Capias
second, Brambaletta third. Time. 2:164.
CINCINNATI, May 30.h.-At Chester Park
the Queen City Jockey Club began its spring
meeting to-day. The track and weather
were good. and the attendance large. The
first race was for all ages one mile. Standof
won, Sauuter second, Hurrah colt third
Time, 1:47. The second race, Ohio Derby,
for one-year-olds, II miles, Babcock won,
Handdown Katis Creel second, Effis II.
third. Time. 2.45I. The third race. mile
heats, for all ages, Annie G. won. Cote Sec
ond. Mary II. third. Time. 1:4S1-l:4Sa.
TOLEDO CO.,, May 3Osb.-This was the
opening day of the Tri-State Trotting Asso-
citation. In the race for the 2:30 class Red
Cross was first, Matte Graham second,
Waverly third, Ina fourth. Best time, 2:2S.
In the $50 class Maud T. was first, d. Nor
man second, Commander third, Golden Rue
fourth. Best time, 2:32f.
The Democrats in the House.
WASHINGTON, May 3Osh.-There are indi-
cations of serious disagreement among the
Democrats, many of whom are weary Of Ran
dalPs leadership. They realize that they
have been placed in a ridiculous light before
the country, and that the weakness of their
position has been revealed. They have made
the bluuder for which the Republicans were
waiting.
Disputed Authority.
CHARLESTON Is. Z. J. May 30th.-The State
Supervisor of Registration was arrested twice
to-day for refusing to allow United States
Deputy Marshal to remain SO near him as in
his judgment to impede the free registration
| of voters. In each case the Supervisor waived
| examination and gave bond for his appear
| ance at the November term of the United
| States Court. The Supervisor bases bis &C.
| ton upon the decision Of United States Judge
| Hughes, of Virginia, defining the powers of q
| Deputy Marshal. No complaint of unfair.
ness in the management of registration is
made by either side.
| Prominent Iowa Greenbacker Under q
Cloud.
DUBUQUE, May 30th.-Fred. Wilson, who
Is under arrest for forging checks of Alex.
Risk, of Winthrop to the amount of 81, $50,
has made an affidavit duplicating e. s. Gay
lor, a prominent citizen Of Winthrop. and six
years ago the Greenback candidate for Con-
gress. Wilson's character is so bad that his
afidavits were received with great caution.
Successful Candidate.
WASHINGTON, May 30th.-Representativ
Pacheco was notified to-day that j ohm Taylor
Mcmillan. of Los Angeles. had won a com.
petitive examination in his district for ap.
psintment as o naval cadet. Mr.. Pacheco,
| in accordance with the decision of the exami.
| ners, will recommend McAIilians appoint
ment.
Destruction by Fire.
WnKEsBARRE pa. J, May 30th-The Wy.
oming Valley Hotel, the largest in this sec.
ton of the State, is burning, and cannot be
saved. The building and contents cost half
q million. The adjoining property is in dan
ger, being the most valuable part of the city.
The wind is high.
| SECOND DIsPATCH.I
WILKEsBARRE. May SOsh.-The Scranton
and Pitts6eld fire departments have arrived.
The fire at the hotel is under control. The
loss to the building and furniture is estimated
at Sl00, 900, insured for $500
EMPoRIA (Ks.l May 3Osh.-A fire here last
night destroyed several business houses, en-.
failing a loss of about $50, 900. on which there
was very little insurance.
EAST SAGINAW, May 3Oth. - Heavy
fires are reported running through the pine
timber in Clare county. Four sections are
burned over. and the fire is burning fiercely
to-day. It extends clear through to Ros-
common county. There has been no rain for
some weeks, and the country is as dry as
finder.
| Obituary.
LOUISVILLE, May 30sh.-John +. Speed,
brother of ex-Attorney- General Speed, of
Liucoln's Cabinet, is dead. aged 6S.
NEWPORT Or. ~ May 30Lh.-Professor
William r. Rodgers President of the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences, is dead.
NEW YORK. May 30th.-Richard Morti-
mer, born in England in 1871, and engaged
in the manufacture of woolens some fifty
years ago, died to-day of pneumonia. His
estate is valued at 81, 00O, 900. His grand
daughter is Countess Won Oriola, of Berlin.
New YORK. May SOth-Charles E. Glib.
bons, a member of the San Francisco Min
ssrel Troupe, died after painful illness Sat-
urdav evening. He was the third husband
of Efie Germon, of Wallack's Company.
Her first husband was brother of Carlotta
Patti, and the second was Nelse Seymour, q
negro minstrel.
Greenback State Conventions.
TRENTON IN. ~, May 30th.-The State
Gresnback Convention met to-day. The
platform adopted indorses that made by the
Chicago Convention.
BANGOR lMe.), May 3Osh.-The State
Greenback Convention adopted resolution
indorsing the action of the National Commit
tee at st. Louis, and nominated Scion Chase
for Governor.
The Vermont Democrats.
MONTPELIER, May 30th.-Tbe Democratic
State Convention is called for June 10Th.
American Baptist Missionary Union.
NEW YORK, May 3Oth.-The American
Baptist Missionary Union began its session
to-day. The Treasurer's report showed bal
ance of over 1856, 900 in the treasury.
The James Family.
KANSAS CITY MO-, May 3Oth.-Mrs.
Zsrlds Samuels, mother of Frank James,
acknowledges to-day that she and Frank 3
wife are going to the Capital next week to
intercede for Franks pardon.
| Davitt Coming Again.
Boston. May SOth.-The following tele.
gram has been received:
DUBLIN, MAY Goth.
| To John Boyle ORey and Hon. p A. Collins I
will arrive in Boston on the 18th of June | shall
return to Ireland within twelve days after my ar
rival MICHAEL DAVITT.
The main object in his coming is to attend
the grand centennial Irish celebration in Bos.
ton, June 10th and 18th.
Attempted Escape OF Prisoners-Mextcan
National Railway.
| GALVESTON, May 30th.-A franklin special
says Frank Waite, prisoner, killed his
| jailer, when the prisoners all escaped but
all were recsptured.
The Mexican National Railway reached
Villadana last night, ITO miles west of La
| redo.
Departure Of Ministers.
NEW YORK, May 30th-Ministers Taft
and Hunt sailed to-day for their respective
posts.
The President.
BABYLON IL. L. May 30sh.-The Presi.
dent has been here two days, the guest of
Austin Corbin.
Mormon Immigrants.
New YORK, May 30th.-Three hundred
and seventy. eight Mormons arrived last
night fer Utah.
Hardened Wretch.
CHICAGO, May 3Oth.-A Sioux Falls special
says Thomas Eagan, the wife. murderer, upon
being sentenced yesterday to be hanged on
June 18th, coolly supplemented the sentence
with the mocking blasphemy, "Amen. 1
guess l can stand it."
woman Suffrage.
Boston, May 30th.-At the session Of the
New England Woman's Suffrage Association
to-day letter from the Governor of Wy
oming Territory was read, stating that
woman suffrage there was complete success.
The Chicago Brickmakers.
CHICAGO, May 30sh.-Work in the brick
yards of the city begun to-day with non
Union men. No trouble was experienced,
except at one yard, where about 300 Union
men gathered and began stoning the ''scabs."
The police were sent for, but when they ar
rived all was quiet.
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