Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

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the Rio Grands, and confirming to them the
grant of public land of the Mexican Pacific
by the Act of March, 1871. The condition
attached is that the whole of the railroad
companies shall be operated as one con-
tinuous line.
The Labor Trouble.
CHICAGO, June Chit is said that the
Irondale strikers are quarreiing among them
selves, the poorer-paid class of workmen
complaining that those who get large wages
are using them TO get big advance They
are tired Of strike conducted on such prin.
ciples.
READING (Pa.l June 9sh.-About one
hundred men in the Tube Mill Reading Iron
Works quit to-day, dissatisfied with the no.
tice posted by the management regarding
certain iron.
PITTsBURG, June 9th.-The iron situation
is devoid of anything startling. Both sides
remain firm, and preparations are being made
for long siege. From all quarters come
reports of iron-workers organizing fishing
clubs, and propose camping out for the sum
mer. The mills are still undergoing repairs
A number of establishments have sent their
horses out to the country for pasturage. The
mining situation is also quiet.
CLEVELAND, June 9sh.-The backbone of
the strike is broken here, the men being dis
heartened at the vigilance of the police in
preventing bulldozing.
FREMONT tPa.), June 9sh.-The operators
on lower Rausich creek are building dam,
that the water may be turned in to extinguish
the fire in the burning part of the mine that
is isolated. 1t is hoped the FIRE may be
drowned out within two weeks. Two hum
dred and ffty men, in the meantime, will be
| thrown out of work.
WILKEsBARRE (Pa J, June 9th.-The STAN
ton shaft fire has been extinguished.
CUMBERLAND md J, June 9th.-About 14O
new miners went to work to-day, and the re-
mainde- go tomorrow or Monday. The
Knights of Labor to-day issued an edict to
all members to remain away from the Cum
berland region pending the settlement of the
present difficulties.
New YoRK, June 9sh.-At the Coney
Island Course to-day, the first race. one
mile, was won by Charlie b., Nellie Peyton
second, Montauk third. Time, 1:454. In
the seven furlongs race, for all ages, Lsura
Glass was first. Duke OF Kent second
frankie B. third. Time, 1:302 The mile
and an eighth race, for all ages, was won by
Capias. Clarendon second, Baby third.
Time, 1:575 In The mile aud quarter race
Strathspey was first, Skylsrk second, Vista
third. Tine, 2093 The hurdle race, mile
and quarter, was won by Ohio Boy, Buster
second. Moscow third. Time, 2:19
ST. LOUIS, june 9sh.-The track was dusty
to-day. In the first race, for two year-olds,
ee-quarters of mile, Pearl Thorn was
first. Idle Pat second. Visa Wis third. Tune,
1:l74. In the second race, Blowers cup for
all ages, two and half miles, John Davis
and Checkmate were the only starters. The
latter won. The third race, for three year
olds, one mile, was won by Monogram,
Frona second, John Henry third Time,
lao. In the fourth race, maiden three-year-
olds, seven fnrlongs, Gleuarm was first, Liz.
zie McWhirter second, Alfretta third. Time.
1:3l. In the fifth race, three quarters of a
mile heats. Pride was first. Benign second.
Time, 1:17a-1:19-1:4. Benign won the
first heat.
Biaipe in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, June 9sh.-Hon. James G.
Blaine and S. B. Elkins. accompanied by q
number of Boston capitalists, are here, on
tour of inspection of the Standard Coal and
Iron Co. property, in which they are inter-
ested. They leave for the East tonight
The International Military Rifle Match.
New York, June 9th.-The Secretary of
the National Rifle Association is daily in re-
ceipt of letters from Michigan, Louisiana,
Maine, Illinois, Iowa, New Jersey. Pennsyl-
vania, California, Connecticut, New York
and the District of Columbia, expressing
great interest in the international military
rifle match, many of the States offering
he | ssIectsd : e'-e' oD sA' sea''i "
sepa,or MI, ., Hama
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anniversary CeieDrated.
PETERSBURG IVA June 9sh.-The eigh-
.eensh anniversary OF the nrse eaerai ATTACK
ths dscoyat;on os ,ha o &c GansoSnS.. tsS uy
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Aequi'ea ON me efouhd OIL hnsahiy.
COLUMBUS " }, June 9th.-Eimer Quinn
shs na ASr,,s so In ILIn ine Vs INMATE: "no nreu
har 1891 ~, 30 az, ousa t. ~ esen
ooo H. y 49,, 80 snS s oss sone s'eJ ~.
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'oni'na.ioa ior oohslsss'
MILMlSGIoS ~. VI, June 9sn.-l ne Re-
puntlcans OF the Ihlra District have nomi.
mated w. d. Carady Tor Congress.
Hanged for Murder.
ST. LOUIS june 9th.-A Post Dispatch
special from Richmond, Va, says that Arm
stead Gray (colored1 was hanged about noon
az fownattsn Court mouse, privately. Gray
A'leo n'a so" "seu II ior sssaiins inoiasses.
BROWNSVILLE Tex June 9th.-Guirino
Gsrian was hanged this afternoon before a
large cTowd, mostly Mexicans. de died
sama sanna Ae Auiueieu i1oui' Oon'iefaS al
Tn. Texas HatI.storm.
I.prno Jrna ORR -Tho ha;l.s,orn, Last
n;aht hrote in the walls of Rabcoct Hi ,I'
Ona man mas L;l,ad ons dans,ern,,sIr and az.
other seriously hurt. Great damage was done
to crops and ships.
Granted a Rehearing.
N.rcpsz N;ss1 lime OH Wood and
Flstchsr sr,s1cs5 r. bs h.ngsd bsrs to.dav ir
have heen eIaIted a r. rebear;n,,' -'io
Tn. o.,o n.u,o.r.,.
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