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

creez. One man Is missing, and is thought
to be drowned. It was the heaviest fall
known for years, over six inches falling in
eighteen hours.
The American Turf.
| MINNEAPOLIS, September 8.h.-The unfin-
lshed pacing race of yesterday was concluded
to-day, Buffalo Girl taking two straight
heats. Time, 2:15-2:l64. In the race for
| the 2:26 class Pedro was first Fannie G. sc C..
ond. Flora Belle third. Time, 2:262-2.29-
2:2244 The match between Van Arnim and
Monroe Chief did not take place, Van Arnim
being sick. The special race between So So
and Monroe Chief was won by the latter in
three straight heats. Time, 2:25-2:205-
2:24d.
NEW YORK, September Sth.-At the Brigh.
ton Beach course to-day the first race, one
Flower of Kildare third. Time, 1:444. The
second race, one mile. Littls Phil won, Bsltas
second, Governor Hampton third. Time,
l:44a. The Shird race Playfellow won Katie
b. second, Ranger third. Time, 1.29. The
fourth race. one and ne.eighth miles, Hart.
| ford wos, Bouncer second, Jim w. Goodwin
third. Time, 1:573 The fifth race, one mile
and half over six hurdles, was won by Guy
Buckrsm. Gay second. Ohio Boy third.
Time, 2:4Sa.
| CLEVELAND, September Sth. This was the
| iefS oay u ehc lIttLlHR the DriVlDg
Association, and the weather was delightful.
There was good track and fair attendance.
In the race for the 2:24 pacing class. $3.50 d.
! vlded, Sailor-boy was first, Warrior second,
High Jack third, Keno fourth. Time, 2:21J-
2:222-2:22-2:21. In the race for the 2:40
class. $3.50 divided, Nellie Clay was first,
Ollie second. Bushy third. William G. fourth.
Time, 2;Soi 2:3138-2:S4--2:SG&-2:3l-2:3l4
La the 2:l7 pacing class there were four start
| ers. Fuller took the first heat in 2262 The
finish was postponed until morning on ac-
count OF darkness. The running race, ten
miles, between Miss Burke and Miss Will
iiams, was won by the former. Time, q
minutes and p seconds.
SPgINGFIEID (Mssq.) September Shat
Harnpden Park to-day the first race for the
2:25 class, was won by Ezra L.. Amelia c.
| second, Carrabssset third Time, 2:254-
2:274-2;254. In the free-for.all race Edwin
Thorne was first, Black Cloud second. Santa
Claus third. Time, 2:24a-2:174-2:22.
Yellow Fever Reports.
BROWNSVILLE (Tex.), September Ssh.-
yesterday, aud two deaths-Mexicsns. Four
nsw cases of fever have appeared among the
troops at Fort Brown.
BROWNSVILLE September Sth.-Fifty.eisht
new cases of yellow fever were reported to-
| day, aud four desths-three Mexicaus and
Colonel J. ID. Grasty. Five cases are re-
ported in Fort Brown. In Matamoras the
fever is decreasing. Three deaths occurred
there to-day. The weather is cloudy. A
norther is blowing.
PENSACOLA, September Sth.-Thirteen new
cases of yellow fever and two deaths during
the past twenty-fOur hours.
Social science Association.
SARATOGA, September 7th.-The Social Sci.
ence Association to-day heard Theo. Bacon
| on " The Standard of Ethics for LAWYERS"
James T. Colby On Disfrarchisement for
Crime" and Edward Benson on Local
Sslf-Government in the Northwest"
| SARATOGA, September Ssh.-The session of
the Social Science Association closed this
evening, when Carroll d. Wright, of the
NJ massachusetts, Bureau of Statistics read
| paper on "The Factory as an Element of
| Civilization" Secretary Sauborn gave notice
that the next general meeting of the Associa-
ton would be held at Saratoga, beginning
| September 80, 1893.
Nominated for Congress.
ST. INGRACE (Nich.), September Sth.-
The Republican Congressional Convention of
the Eleventh District yesterday nominated
| by acclamstion Edward Breathing, of Ne
gsunee, to succeed Jay A. Hubbell in Con-
eress. Mr.. Breathing has tsen resident of
the upper peninsula for nearly thirty years.
NEBRASKA CITY, Septsmber Sth.-Judge
| Weaver has been nominated for Congress by
the Republicans Of the First District.
CHARLESTON, September Sth.-The Demo-
Gratis of the Second District have nominated
George d. Gilman for Congress.
MAUcH CHUNK (Pa.). September Sth.-The
Democrats of the Eleventh Congressional
District nominated ex-Congressman Storm
on the sixty ballot.
WEsTBEND tWia.), September Sth.-No re.
suit in Brage's Congressional District yet, the
vote being Ia to Il.
| GRAND Forks (Minn), September Ssh.-
John b. Raymond was nominated by the Re.
publican Congressional Convention.
| The Tariff Commission.
| CHICAGO, September Ssh. = The Tariff
Commission heard this morning represena.
tives of the American Paparmakers' Associa.
ton. They said they asked no favcrs, except
the retention of the present tariff, which was
very beneficial to the paper interest
| The Newport Cholera Case.
NEWPORT (R. 1 y, September Sth.-A post
mortem examination of the child who died
yesterday, it was reported, of Asiatic cholera.
was made this morning, and showed that
death was occssioned by cholera but there
was no cause for alarm, and that il is not
likely to spread.
Killed by a Drunken Father.
CAMBRIDGE (Md.l, September Ssh.-Yes-
terday afternoon John Hurst q fisherman.
living at Secretary creek, upon returning
home drunk, whipped his son, years of age,
severely, when his wife and friend inter
coded. Hurst seized the boy by his feet and
| threw him against the floor, striking on his
head. The blood spurted from his eyes and
ears. and when picked up he was dead.
Barnum's EscaDed Elenhapt
Troy IN. Y, }, September Sth,-One woman
victim Of Barnum's escaped elephant died to.
day. Two others are not expected to live.
The Fire Record.
OMAHA, September 7th-At Grand Island
this afternoon, ID. Sass boarding stable was
destroyed by fire, together with twenty-seven
horses. The fire spread &c the Wyoming
House, containing about thirty rooms, which
was also destroyed Loss on stable and no.
tel, Sl5. 900; insurance. $4,000.
Must Hang.
CHICAGO, September 7tb.-The Supreme
Court refused q supsrsedeas 10 tbs case of.
Tracy, who killed officer Husbner. He will
be hanged here September 18Th,
Indian 0usrages.
CHICAGO, September 7sh.-A Dodpe Civ
special says small bands of Cheyennes and
Arrspahoes are securing the country. killing
cattle and committing depredstions. One
ranch was attacked, but nobody was killed.
Freighters and cattle men are intimidsted.
The cowboy. are arming to protect their cat
tie. The citizens at Dodge City have called
on Governor st. John for protection.
Iowa State Fair.
Dies MONIES, September 7th,-Oyer 80. 900
people we're at the State Fair to-day. Com
missioner Loriug made long address,
Pursuit OF . Robber.
DEs MONIES tIa.h September 8sh.-Ofi-
cars are close on the heels of the missing
Kewanse bank robber He LETT here direct
for Dakota across the country, $50 miles, by
livery team.
A Marshal Indicted.
AUSTIN, September ssh.-Ths Grand Jury