Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-30
The Races at San Bose.

The Races at San Bose.
SAN JOSE September g h.-Tne grand
parade of stock at the fair this morning at.
traced many visitors. and gave evidence of
the rapid advancement that has been made
in this district during the pzst year. At the
races this afternoon there was the largest at
tendance OF the tesson. as special interest
conferred 10 the races. and the announcement
that Lillian Smith, this child rifis-shot, would
give an exhibition on the track. There was
considerable excitement in the pools over the
running race between May d. and Night
hawk. Last evening Nav D. was the
first choice, bringing $50 to $40 On
Nighthawk. The wind shifted to-day and
sent Nighthawk up as first choice to eager
buyers. who took her at SO to $50 on May
ID. Nighthawk WOO the cole, and was the
leader on the start. Shs covered the half in
49l and was then length ahead OF May D,
and made the mile in Las; but May ID.
passed her On the homestretch. and came
home half a neck ahead in 2:3G Belshas
then ran against Nighthawk's best tine
(l:423), but even with light wsight he msde
only l:423, and lost the medal. The next
was a running race, three-quarters and re-
peat. for purse Of $500. Ia the pools
. Douglass was the firss choice at $50 TO S33 on
Ella Doaue, and SIS on the field d glass,
Haddiugson, Forest King and Ella Dosne
started, with positions in that order. Ella
Doane and Forest King led. with Douglass
aud Hsddington far bshind Ella Doane
won 10 a cloes contest, Forest King
ssco2d, D5u2lass q bad third.
Tim, Lib. Douglass was still the
FIRST choice in the pools bringing $40 TO So
for Ella Dosue, and the field Sc. Ella Doane
took the lead. Forest King close bshind, and
Douglass third. Douglass then pulled past,
barely beating E.la Doane, Forest King sec.
ond Time, liz. Douglass was still the
choice in tbs pools nearly two TO Que. with
light betting. Haidingt0u lad off, Forest
King second, DOu Zlass third. Foress King
went ahead, bus vas overtakea and beaten
by HaidingsOl, ID glass ID third. Time.
l:lGi. On che fonrth beat the f ii brought
so, nesne So, ID uglsss SIS Forest
King was tnen wishdrawn uader the rule.
E.l2 DoaGe led a. tho start, Haddingtop cuse
up, and Douglass behind. Uader the whip
HaddingtJn won by length, Ella DJsre
sscoad. Time, l:lS4. Haddirgson was de-
c!ared the winner ST the race and frat money
Ella Doare secoud, Douglass third. One
heat Of TIE special trottiug racs between
Starr King aad Cziro was trotssd, with Starr
King at tie pole. The horses elternated By
breaks for the lead, and Ssarr King won Y 8
neck in 2:27b. The balance Of The heats weI e
postponed till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Campaign.
SANTA BARBARA. September tb.-Hou,
NJ NJ. Estee and W w. Morrow came up
from San Buen ventura to-day, and were me.
at Aontecito by q delegation of citizens in
carriages and the Santa Barbara brass band
800 scOrted into town. At s o'clock meet
ing was addressed by Estso Ia front # sae
Press Office.
YREKA, September 29.h.-The Mo l3c and
Siskiy0u Democratic Assembly Convention
at Soda Springs made no uomiaasi ~ for As.
semblymau, but broke up 10 disorder. t. INSET
at Yreka on the 30sh. and at another .useti ae
yesterday extended the time of adjournment
to October 7th
The Modoc r. ,pablicaus favor George II
knight, Of Adm, as the Republican canGi 3ate
for Assemblymsn.
SAN BUENaysNTURA, SEQ en5sr 20 b
The meeting last night addressed ty Estee
and Morrow was grand suc5es., the people
com.l az from all parts OF the country to hear
them.
QUINCY, September 29.h.--HoD. -. J. De
Haven has inst closed one of the most en-
thu,iAsSic meetings ever hsld in this town.
His stesch seems to carry conviction with it
to all classes. He will rua fifty votes ahead
OF his ticket in Piumas county.
MARTINSz. September 29sh.- Edgerton's
splendid oratory inspi:ed The Republican
NEE ing mere to-day to q high pitch OF en-
thusissm, and has aroused q spirit that in
sares a good report of election results in
November. A Republican club was organ
lied here this evening, with a memberahip of
forty at the outstaTt.
SAsTA ANA, September 29.h.-Ex.Gov.
Woods ia now ad iressing the largest politie1;
meeting ever held in the place.
~, LonI. September 80 h. Tee .Rspuhlic.ns
gave FranK PaSa. u publicsa nominee for
Cong -ess, q g"ar9 welcome Tonight, aAd he
is nos sd1rsssioS fine sui;elcs il the hall
Horrible syeaih of a Luaalle.
STOCKTON. September 295h.-At l O'clock
this JnorGi0S the police we're no. fed chat the
dead body OF man was lying on the railroad
track about mile north of the asylum. The
Coroner was at once Informed and repaired 60
the spot. The body wss idsntifi ID as that II
J. Il. Limb lugh, 81 i1u,ass Of the asylum,
committed December 90. 1879, from Rio
Vista Ho had PRED opau a gate leading
from tee grounds and escaped tse night Sc
tors. His csnimitsIisaE s.ssccioei him as
possessed O; = suicidal ra2cil. and is is sup
pms d that ne threw himself in front Of the
S:!5 freight tsain, and thus met his death.
His . trails and fragments OF tie S..dy Ii Ied
the tack for twenty or tajr Y yards.
The BEDDING stage Esabbery-Tae Man
Arrested Ens Black Barte.
REDnISG, September 2J.b.-Special Agent
Nahoaey, Of the Postt tfice Department, has
been here several days investigating tie late
stage robbery. The man they had arrested,
and thought by soiDe TO be Black Barte, has
proved 'ghsre he was at tie time of the rob-
berry, and he i not the noted Black Barte.
he Is conf isncs man, going under the
names of Sguit. Ford, Edwards and other
aliases: EAnsiiT'es T-urs-en;igg himself as
an agent of tie Et4mi2er and at other times
buying sheep ranges aud farms. He bought
store sometime ago from Robers Pitt, of
Portuguese Flat, and swiDdled him out Of
over $780, for which act he will probably
take d trip to San Qssdtip.
The Lake Coua;y Fair.
LOWER LAKE, September % h.-Tae At
tendance ss the fair to-day was equslly rs
good as yesterday. TIE only race tod y was
. tEo. ,ug match TO- purse Of 800, mil.
heats. heat three ~ tive. Seth RpCkabsuzh
entered Milb.u Z zui H. HUDSON entered
Warwick. Ws,w.ck - - Ste frat heat in
3:2l he second in 3iS. third and the race IN
BIS The gate recsip's for the tire DAYS
viii ha sb u 5i25. There i to b4 grand
ball il the Pavilion 10 uisaf, which vii be
well attended