Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-08

or her children The horrible pronunciation
and grammar Of the lecturer created geL-
| eral smile, and his allusion to young Jessie
| as a STRIPPING caused laugh. Before the
pereration, which was very Tightly and ois-
| jointed, was completed, the audience was
leaving the hall. The party will start on
their eastward tour tomorrow.
The American Turf.
ST. LOUIS, June 7th.-The weather was
| fine and the track fast to-day. The first
| race, II miles, was won by Checkmate, in
canter, Joseph second. Time, 3:09a. Only
| two started. The second race, hotel stakes
| for three year-old FLIES, II miles, was won by
| Pearl Jennings, Lizzie McWhirter second,
Black Maria third. Time. 2;12a. The
| third race, mile heate, was won by Startls,
| Matte Rapture second. Amazon third.
Time, 1:44f-1:454-1:4S. In the fourth
race, LILO miles, Tomp Plunkett was first,
Bootjack second, Jack Haverly third. Time,
| Isl. In the fifth race, handicap steepls chase
of about 21 miles, Suannanoe was first, Miss
Malley second. Captain Franklin third. No
time taken. In the sixth race, Z OF ml,,
Mammonist was first, Saunte or second,
Ranger third Time. 1:03
NEW York, June 7th.-At the Coney
Island course to-day the first race, one mile
was won by Maggie G.. Fellow Play second,
Marchiones, third Time. 1:4S. The five
furlongs race for two-y ear-olds was won easily
by Bonairette, LIE Petit Due second, Gertie
for all ages Barney Lyon won, Glenmore sec
ond, Roy third. Time. 1:57. The selling
race, one mile, was won by Monk, st. Rath-
spey second, Skylark third. Time, 1:45.
| Conundrum was left at the post. The steepie
chase over the short course was won by Ma
| jor Wheeler, Kitty Clark second, John L.
third. Time, 2:53.
Boston, June 7th-At the Mystic Park
races to-day, the race for the 2:2S class was
won by George NJ, Elmer second, Clara M.
| third, Boston Boy fourth. Best time, 2:26a.
In the race for the 2:26 class. Eirly Rose
was first, Naiad Queen second, Prospect
Maid third, Nudge fourth. Best time,
2:23i. There were six heats.
| The Labor Difficulty.
| PITTsBuRG, june 7th.-The nail msnufact-
urers Of the West held secret meeting for
several hours to-day, and after adjournment
all preserved profound silence as to the
proceedings.
| CHICAGO, June 7ta The South and West
| Side striking brckciakors have Unexpectedly
| refused to accept the com promise and return
to work. The North Side yards are, how.
ever, in full operation, and it is hoped the
others will resume to-day.
CUMBERLAND Md. J, June 7Sh.-The second
| installment of 40 foreign miners for the
Consolidation Company arrived this after
| noon. Thirty special policemen met them,
and the utmost precaution is taken to protect
them from the Knights Of Labor and strike
| influences On their arrival at Eckhart the
greatest excitement prevailed, the striking
miners having congregated in very large
numbers, calling to the now men inside the
| line 20 come out and desert the company and
| they should have the striking mixers cid and
protection. The calls were in vain, and at.
ter an hour all the excitement subsidized. and
| the strikers dispersed without an outbreak.
PrTTsBURG, June 7th.-A conference of the
iron manufactures Of the West was held here
to. day. J. d. Weeks, Secretary of the Assoc
| citation, says new organization Of all the
manufactures of the West was formed, its
object being to govern the question of wages
as well as the regulation of the card rate.
The meeting was the largest ever held. The
situation was fully reviewed and discussed,
and the opinion prevailed that if the advance
was conceded this time the Amslgamated
| Association would next year demand Sc 50
] or 81 per ton for pudding. They then came
to the conclusion that they might as well
| fight it now, and it was unanimously resolved
not to start the mills in accordance with the
present demand, and every one present
pledged himself to adhere to the resolution.
ST. LOUIS, June 7th.--The rolling mill of
| the Harrison Wire Works shut down to- day,
declining to pay the advance asked.
! The Fire Record.
| DETROIT, June 7th.-One of Boynton l.
Ackley's single mills at Grand Haven was
burned to-day. Loss, Sl20,000; partly in.
I sured.
PooAHoNrAs lark june 7sh..The loss
$40. 900.
CINcINNATI, June 7th. - Twenty frame
| and Rsvine streets, up Mill Creek valley,
were burned this forenoon. One child was
burned to death. Twenty-Five families are
homeless. Loss, So. 900.
| The Battlefield Of Gettysburg.
| GETTYSBURG. June 7th.-The reunion Of
| officers of the Union and Confederate armies
upon the battlefield of Gettysburg, for the
purpose of locating more definitely the posi-
| ton of the various commands, began to-day.
] Special attention to-day was given the scene
| of the second days fight. A public welcome
was given the veterans in the evening.
Sequel to the riis-Dixon Elopement at
st. Louis.
| ST. LOUIS, June 7th.-John Curtis, who
eloped with Mrs. Jennie Dixon two months
| ago, has returned here to his parents. Mrs.
| Dixon is at present in San Antonio, Tex,
but the Curtis family are endeavoring to
arrange matters SO that she can return to
her mothers house. Mr.. Dixon and the
| children are in Iowa. A divorce suit is
pending in the Court here against his wife.
| Young Curtis had tired of Mrs. Dixon, and
was induced by his brothers to return home.
Mormon Immigrants.
NEW York, June 7th.-About 800 Mormon
| immigrants have already landed at this port
since January LIST from Europe, and 700 more
are expected in one lot in the last part Of this
month.
The Missouri Pacific Train Robbers.
GALVESTON TEX, june 7th.-The Ne1cs'
Dallas special says: The robbers who at.
tempted to plumber the Missouri Pacific ex-
press on the morning of the 9Th are reported
to be all captured.
Ten Years In the PenIfenflary.
ST. PAUL, june 7th.-D. w. vanderhoof,
who stole S100. 900 while bookkeeper Of the
First National Bank, pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced to ten years in the Penitentiary at
Saltwater. He lost $4,000 in ole wheat
deal.
Michigan Oarsmen.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7Gh.-The champion
amateur four-oared crew from Hillsdale,
Mich, arrived this evening. They will be
taken to Cape May Friday, and Saturday
sail for England.
Body Recovered.
CHESTERFIELD LAKE IN. II J, June z h.
The body Of young Rietzel, drowned with the
Comley and kellogg troupe, has been re.
covered.
Prosperity in Montana.
GLENp1vE, june 7Eh.-Henry Willard
and party arrived this morning, on
tour of inspection of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, which is in fine condition and fast
nearing completion. The crops all along the
line are in splendid condition, and towns and
villages have grown wonderfully the past
year.
The star.Route Cases.
WASHINGTON, June 7th.-In the Terminal
Court to- day Wilson continued the opening
argument for the defense in the star.route
cases.
An cid Man Murdered.
ST. LOUIS, june 7th.-A dispatch from
Cairo, ILL.,, this morning, says j. w. Bayless,
q farmer, between so and GO years of age, liv-
ing about three and half miles from Vienna,
nj. on the Wabash Railroad, was murdered.
It seems that he had been sitting by small
lamp reading. The assassins entered, tied
him to the chair in which he was sitting,
then tied his hands behind him and his feet
together. When found, his feet were burned
TO q crisp by the lamp being held under them.
They split bis head with an ak, and searched
the house. When through they cut the
bride with which he was bound to the chair,
and showed him over on the floor, where he
was found by neighbors, dead. No clue to
the assassins.
Prohibition In Wisconsin.
MADISON (Wis.l june 7th.--The Wiscon-
sin State Prohibitory Organization has been
Incorporated. Its objects are to secure the
submission of o prohibitory amendment to
the people, and to compel its enforcement
At meeting held last evening officers were
elected and steps taken to organize the
various counties and towns to raise money
and carry out its purposes.
Terrific Powder Explosion.