Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-05

liere was to be allowed q percentage of the
collections made by him as his cornpensation.
He applied to Secretary Foyer for permission
to canvass the Treasury Dspsrtment. but
vas lnfoEmsd that the Secretary did not sane
non such proceeding He made similar
application 20 the chiefs of the division Of
the Treasury, and was again denied permits
sion. He was not dishesrteued however.
and went through the building on his mis-.
sion without the countensnce Of the Secre.
tary.
Colonel j. f. Tourtellite. of General Sher.
mans staff. left to-day for Chicago, where he
will Join the Governor.G snersl Of Canada
and party. and accompany them on their
visit to British Columbis.
Toe Turf.
New YORK, September 4th.-As the
Brighton Beach course to-day the frs race,
hve-elghths OF mile. was won by Baron
The tavoritel. Little Katie second, Punch
third. Time, LOG. The second race, seven
eishths Ct mile, was won by Camillus. Ex-
plorer second, Startle third. Time, l:SSiI.
Inc tnlrd race, seve 1.eighths Of mile, was
won by Haledon. Nimhlefcot second, jim
Ridgeway third. Time, 1:34a. The fourth
race. one mile, was won by Carley B., Little
Phil second, Jim Farrell third. Time, l:47.
The fifth race, mile and quarter, was won
by Aleck Ament, Ida B. second, Governor
Hampton third. Time, 2:lS9. The sixth
race, mile snd quarter, over five hurdles, was
won BIZ Nolpr1E. Ernest second. Moscow
third. Time, 1921
The Arkansas Election.
LITTLE Rock, September .4sh.-The elec
ton passed eli quietly in all portions Of the
State.
MEMPHIS [Fenu.l September 4th.-The
4 cdtdnciee$ Helena, Ark special claims thai
ths election there TODAY was carried by bull
dozirg in the face of $4,000 Republican ma
}orlty. 1t says laading citizens were assured
by Governor Churchill that every man
Touid vote as he wished and have
Ills vote counted. The Governor appointed
J. @. Barlow commander OF the miIitary.
When telegraphsd as to what was going on
ne d!d not reply. One negro was shot. John
r Tyler, candidate for County Clerk, was
ABUSED at the Courthouse and made to give
up his tickets. Judge Bennett and Jacob
Irloer were treated in similar manner. and
notihed that they had better go home. After
most OF the negroes had gone home the Dem
ocrats enaeavored to get come few that re-
NAMED In town to vote. saying that they did
not wish the impression to get out That thew
were not allowed to vote.
isOShs oCpL6ulDSr
show an unusually large vote. The Demo.
cratic State ticket is evidently elected by
ABOUT the usual majority. The indications
point to slight increase in the Republican
and Greenback membership of the Legisla.
ture. The Prohibitionists figured prom.
Imently IN a number of counties on the Legis.
lative and Judicial tickets.
Yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON, September 4th.-Acting
Postmaster-G General Hatton has recaiyed the
following dispatch
PENSACOLA (Flo.), September I'd do no. baIiavs
s we nave no" OF nave had this season any yellow
ieNer. WILLIAM f. LEE, Postmaster
NEW ORLEANS. September 4th.-Dr. 10.
seph Jones, President of the Board of Health
publishes the following
NEW ORLF>ys September 4,h.-Tbe CITY il free
from yellow lever. No case has been reported since
August nth. The sanitary condition OF the city is
excellent and the death rate remarkably low.
MATAMoRAs, September 4th.-The yellow
lever epidemic Is decreasing. There srs not
more than - cases IL the city, and in the last
Two Gays no. more than u new cases were
reported during the p hours ended az Q
o'clock yesterday morning. Seven deaths
occurred to-day. Number of deaths during
the week ended yesterday, So.
BROWNSVILLE, September 4,h.-The emf
detnIc is still raging. Daring the a hours
ended yesterday morning there were seven
new cases and four deaths. Two hundred
cases are reported in San Bsrnardiro Tarnal.
pals a Mexican town of 4,GG0 inhabitants.
There are several cases in Reguisa. Much
sickness prevails among the ranches.
The Electric Light In New York.
NEW YORK, September ish.-A large Dor
ton of the city was lighted by f lis ms iu-
candescent electric light tO-nig hit for the first
time.
Irusfv Servant.
NV YORK, September 45h.-John Neelv,
who died here 90 day. for thirty.one wears
had been messenger for the Treasurer Of the
New York Central Railway, and safely car.
ried hundreds OF millions Of dollars from the
ofhces OF the company to the banks.
Explosion OF Dynamfte.
SHELBrvILLE Md September 4th.-Wm.
Henry was fatally and his son badly Injured
to-day by an explosion of dynamite, watch
the latter was carrying in basket.
TweniJ-serca Cars Wrecked.
HARRISBURG. t'a.), September Aha
wreck occurred about midnight between three
freight tsains on tie Pennsylvania Railroad
IN this city. Twen y-ssven cars were wrecked
and two men reported il jared. The wreck
was caused By one train running INTO another,
while the third train ran into the first wreck.
All travel is blocked.
Destroyed by Fire.
AURORA Il d. September 4th.-A fire this
afternoon destroyed the leading hotel here
and three dwellings,. Loss, $4,000; insured
for 800 600.
Eastern Weather.
NEW YORK, September 4th-Miin;ght
Highest temperature to-day, S4a; lowest So.
The heat was generally felt to-day as much
as any day in the season, the weather being
cloudy and sultry. No present relief is
promised.
Nominated for Congress.
LoNEsDALE (Pa.), September 4sh.-The
Republicans OF the Seventh Congressional
District have nominated J. NJ. Evans.