Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-02

Time, 2:lI4-2;l9I-2:2l4.
Three-minute class
Eva. .........................2
Sweetness .......... .........-....-....2
Time, 2:25l -2:22i -2:28
The Coming Great Race.
MINNEAPOLIS, September 1st.-Budd Doll,
to-day deposited with a banker here 81 500 OF
the stallion race between Monroe Chief
owned by Doble, and Commodore Kilton'.
Won Arnim. The race occurs September
Ssh. The total purse is now ST. 500
NEw York, September 1st.-At thu
Brighton Beach course to-day the first race
one and seven-eighths of mile, was won by
Jim Farrell, Little5et second, WarringforC
mile, was won by Barney Lyon, Jim Farrell
second, Wakefield third. Time, 1:4SL. The
third race, mile heats, was won by J. w
Norton, Keno second. Time, 1;4Sd-1:505
The fourth race, seven-eighths of mile. wa
won by Cong3on, Nimblefoot second, Rosa
line third. Time, 1874. The fifth race, on,
mile and quarter over five hurdles, Was wor
BY Jim Vanderver. Falcoubridge second
Kitty Clark third, Time, 2:268.
CHICAGO, September 1st.-The entries 70,
the trottiDg races in connection with the Chi
cago Horse Fair, held here October Is h to thu
23d, will be published tomorrow. They mum
Dot llC' AhCAulAuS Tile leaulnS trOGI6rS a0C
PAGERS of the country. The race of unusual
interest viii be that of 4-year-olds, and ths
entries include three noted youngsters-May
Eyesee, Bronze and Farce. The first two
took psrt 10 the famous 4-year-old race hert
in July, in which the first named trotted tn,
fifth heat in 2:24, and the sixth in 2:235. Or
ria Hickox enters Overman in the Poi class
Santa Claus in the free-for-all stations, Lucy
III the free'for.all PAGERS; and White
Doble enter Jim Bowman in the 2:29 clas
and 4-year-old race, and Monroe Chief in tht
free-for-all stations and 2:17 class.
Manager Locke's Trouble.
CHICAGO, September 1st.-The Times SAYS
Charles Z. Locke, formerly manager of tn
Bush Street Theater, San Francisco anC
now charged with being fugitive from jus
tice, was remsnded until September 9th b,
Justice Brayton. It appears that there ar
three serious charges against him. G. H
Mcconnell & Co. charge him with embez
zling 81, 80, and Simon Quinlan, Mr.. Hoo
ley's partner, claims to have been defraude,
to the extent of $3.50. The printing firm o
J. NJ. w. Jones & Co. bring suit against hin
for debt of $50.
Modest DR.. Bliss.
WASHINGTON, September 1st.-Dr. Bis
having filed his modest little claim of SO.
600 for professional services rendered Gar
held, his extreme modest would not alloy
him TO remain in Washington while tn
Board of Audit had his claim under consid
Grafton, lest some should perchsnce charg
that he was interfering to secure the larges
possible allowance, and hence he left 70
New Mexico end other parts of the Fa
West, to be absent until the Board shall hay
acted on his claim.
Jesse James Murderer Arrested I'm Chi
CasO.
CHICAGO, September 1st.-Bob Ford, Jess
James execuEioner, was arrested on the stree
this morning, charged with disorderly con
duct and carrying concealed weapons. The
Ford brothers have been living fast life her
the past two weeks, playing in cheap the
alter and seeking notoriety on the levee.
Burned by Tramps.
Iowa CRY. September 1st.-The burnin.
OF the City Hall was incendisry work. Som
tramps lately released from the cooler " ar
suspected. The FIRE started in the uppe
story, and combu5tiblss were found there
The building was largely freproof. The in
surance was $40 900, but the loss largely ex
ceeds that. 1t was the handsomest buildinl
of the kind in the State, and was recent,
finished
B0stOn's Great Organ Sold.
BOSTON, September 1st.-Is is reporte,
that the great organ in Music Hall has beer
sold to a Western city, aud will soon be re
moved; that new organ will be built in th,
alcove where the predecessor of the great or
gan formerly rested, and that by the movin.
back of the front line of the stage, which will
be msde possible by the removal of the or
gan, 800 seats, lost by the old seating or
rangement, will be recovered.
Shipments from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE tMd,l September 1st.-Eieht
British and one German steamers cleared
from this port yesterday, with full csrgces
for France, Great Britain and Germany,
Among the exports were S43, 100 bushels Of
wheatrthe largest quantity every shipped
from this port In one day.
The Texas Flood.
SAN ANTONIO (Fex.l September 1st.-
About one hundred and twenty persons we're
drowned by the Concho food, aud l SOC
sheep, cattle and horses we're lost. The
losses Of property range from $75 900 to
500 900. Tbs river rose fifty feet. Bodies
are coming to the surface daily.
Tive Misers Killed.
1sPENTNG tAiich.l September 1st.-Two
employees Of the Cleveland mine were killed
yesterday by the fall of rock. They were
buried three hours. John Harvey, one of
them, lived under the mass in agony nearly
an hour.
Freight Train Wrecked.
DANvILLE (IlL) September 1st.-A heavy
freight train of seventeen cars was wrecked
near this city yesterday, on the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Railroad. A little boy was
crushed to death. The damage was large.
Hubbcirs Assessment.
NEW York, September Ist.-The salaries
for August were paid a. the Custom house
and other Federal Offices to day. The heads
of the divisions reported that none of the
employees had forwarded any money to Hub.
bell To anxious inquiries, Collector Robert.
son renewed his assurance that nobody was
expected TO pay Hubbsll's assessment.
Hanged for Murder.
NV HAVEN iConn.). September LIST -
Chip Smith was executed az 1890. He met
his fate bravely. lie was accompanied to
the gall0ws by Sheriff Bixbee, Deputy
Sheriffs Catiin and Pond, and Fathers Nc
Chimney, Mulcahy aud Dunn. About 500
persons witnessed the execution. Smith said
be would meet his fate like true soldier of
Christ.
Leave or be Hanged.
COLUMBUS Is. CT. September 1st.-Two
Mormon missionaries. whs have been making
many converts in York county, have been
notified by citizens committee TO leave at
once or they will be hanged.
Business Failures for a Week.
NV YORK, September 1s..-The busiaess