Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-07

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and running crops. Some hailstoues fell
foot long, weighing pound and half. One
woman will probably die from fright.
The American Turf.
JEROME PARK, june 6th.-Parole was
scratched for the first race to-day-one mile
aud an eiyhth-which was won easily by Nc
Duff, Blus Lodge second, Bouncer third.
Time, 2:011. Hilarity and Wyoming came
in collision at the head of the homes.retch,
throwing their Jockeys.
The race for the ladies' stakes. mile and a
half, was won by Hiawatha, RIGA second,
Olivia bad third, Amazon fourth. Time,
2:44.
In the preliminary canter for the Jockey
Club handicap. two miles, Vampire ran away
and was only pulled up when he had finished
the distance. This run disposed Of him for
the race, which was won in canter by Eole.
ten lengths before Monitor, and he again
| twenty lengths before Uberto, Forager fol.
lowing and Vampire o furlong of. Time,
$685..
The selling race. mile and three-eighths,
was won by Girofa, Chickadee second, 10
| Nay third. Time, 2:304.
The steeple chase over the short course
was won by Disturbance. Frank Short sec.
ond, Joe Hunt third. Time. 3:40i.
Boston, june 6th.-At the Mystic Park
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minute class, Douglas was first, Lulu F. sec
ond, Juno third, Zslda fourth, Crown Point
| Maid fifth, Hudson sixth, Romulus distanced.
Best time, 2:25.
In the race for the 2:2S class Tariff was
first, Robert Lee second, Gold6nder third,
Prospect Maid fourth, Wild Lily fifth. Best
time, 2:2l3.
ST. LOUIS. June Oh AT the Jockey Club
races to-day the track was fast. In the first
race, one and quarter miles, Harry Gilmore
was first. Hegiaz second, Granger third.
Time, 2:13.
The second race, coquette stakes for two
/ year-old fllies, three-quarters of mile. was
| won by Clipsett, Vis.a-Vis second, Orange
Blossom third. Time, 1:17a..
In the third race. one and an eighth miles.
Little Phil was first, John Happy second,
Sam Ecker third. Time, 1:57a.
In the fourth race, mile heats, Force was
first. Pope Leo second Dodette third. Time,
1:46s.
Labor Troubles.
CHICAGO, June 6tb.-The brick makers
have accepted the offer of compromise made
by the employers and go to work this morn
ing at wages ranging from 81 621 to So 30.
The workmen agree not to strike again this
year, and to work with non-union men. The
advance of 125 cents is just half what the
strikers demanded.
PONTIAC ul. June 6sh.-Judge Pillsbury,
who was shot by the riotous mob on the Chi
csgo and Alton train. is In an improved con-
dition, and bis recovery is expected.
WAREHAM mass. J, June 6sh.-The operat-
ors of the South Wareham nail factory have
struck to-day for higher wages.
PITTsBURG. june 6 .h.-Nothing new trans-
pred to day to change the complexion Of the
iron situation. Both sides continue firm.
CLEVELAND, June Oh. = The situation
among the strikers at Newburg is unchanged.
Only about 800 men were at work to-day, the
strikers having dissuaded the others by some
means from working again. No disturbances
are reported.
PIrTsBURG, June 6th.-The Akron Iron
Company, Akron. Ohio, and the Canal Dover
Iron Company, of Canal Dover, Ohio, have
signed the scale, making eight in all. KIo-
mans Superior Plate Mill will start up to-
morrow with non-union men.
NEwBURGH (0.), June 6th.-The strikers
made q demonstration against the non-union
men tonight, and nix of them were arrested.
No actual violence was committed.
California Grain for Europe, via New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS, June 6th.-Active prepare
tions are making for shipments of grain from
California, via New Orleans for Europe.
. George Hart ard John A. MacCall, Of Stock.
ton, Cal, have been here for some days ex.
amining the terminal facilities and com.
plotting arrangements for through shipments,
to begin as soon as the railroads can furnish
the necessary transportation from the Pacific
slope.
The Tariff Commission.
WASHINGTON, June 6th.-Following is re.
ported as the list of members of the Tariff
Commission that viii be cent by the Presi.
dent to the Senate tomorrow Wheeler Of
New York, Hays of Massachusetts,, Oliver Of
Pennsylvania, Amber Of OHIO. Phelps Of
Missouri, Girland of Illinois, Porter of the
District of Columbia, Mitchell of Wisconsin
and Ksnner of Louisiana.
Postoffce Discontinued.
WASHINGTON, june 6th.-The postoffce a,
Beverage, Ipyo county, CAL, has been dis
continued. Hereafter the mail goes to Lone
Pins.
Cornerstone Laid.
NEW YORK. June 6h.-The cornerstone
OF the new Produce Exchange was laid to-day
Another Train Robber Killed.
DALLAS TEX J, June 6th.-Another of The
men who attempted to rob the Missouri Pa
cifc train near Denton has been overtaken by
, posse and killed. The fourth is still al
large These two are noted train robbers
but the police refuse to give their names. l,
: is said they had planned to rob two Other
trains, but circumstances prevented.
West Point Graduates.
New YORK, June 6th.-The graduating
class at the West Point Military College yes
terday contained the following names !: D
NJ. Lissak, California A. 'Cronkhite, Ari
IONA; K. w. Young, Utah and w. Geary,
Oregon.
Fire In q Mine-Probable Loss OF Five
Lives.
LEADvILLE (Col.l June 6sh.AEarly this
morning fire broke out in the shaft of the
Mike & Starr mine. and considerable damage
was done before twas extinguished. Five men
were working in the drift, and failed to re-
spond to the call bell. It is feared that they
have been suffocated.
Political Rum0r.
WASHINGTON, june 6sh.-Amcng the po-
litical rumors is one that Folger will soon
resign, and that be is to be succeeded by Don
Cameron, who, in his turn, is to have for his
successor in the Senate his father, ex-senator
Cameron.
MARRIED.
Sacramento. June 6-By Rev. DIR. Charles Taubner,
at the residence Of the brides parents, Adam
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