Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-07

y uncIicL, Lsssen county, ana Rock House.
San Diego county, Cal. The star service on
is ordered discontinued from October 31st.
The Midlothian Coal Mine Disasfer-Re.
covering the Bodies.
RICHMOND (Va.), October 6.h.-Ths Grove
shaft OF the Midlothian coal mines in Ches-
terfeld county, in which thirty-two men lost
their lives last February by an explosion, has
been partially reopened, and Yes.erday even.
ing an exploring party descended into the
mine. On the incline lsadirg tn where the
men Were at work at the time Of the explo-
sion, about 200 feet from the base, the
bodies of Pleasant Stewart and Fred. Amber
son tooth colored) were recovered. Two
other bodies were in sight of tie exploring
party, but owing to the mass of debris they
were unable to get at them. The recovered
bodies were recognizable only by their cloth
ing. The work of clearing out the debris and
repairing the mine will be continued until all
the remaining bodies-twenty.f five in number
ara brought out, when the company will re-
sumo operations.
The Victims OF the Esyer Catastrophe.
VIcKsBURG. October 6sh.-The officers of
the steamer Ed. Richardson report the re-
covery of bodies of victims of the Lee disaster
as follows: A white man known as Jack
Owens Matche (coioredl. third pastry cock;
Kardof Swansea, Interpreter; Martha Webb
(colored). third chamoermaid sa unknown
white man an infant of Dan Searles
white man unknown; Ophelia Jones (col-
ored). second chambsrmaid VIM. Wester-
lake, second engineer /; j ohm Brown (colored)
second cock; Scott Cox, cabin boy; Dan
Brown tcOloredj, roustec; Miss Eva and Joe
Allen. All were buried at Junction Landing
The bodies of Miss Allen and MIR. Sesrles
will be removed to morrow.
The American Turf.
CHICAGO. October 6 h.-At the Chicago
Driving Park to-day the weather was cool
and cloudy, and the track fast The attend
auce was fair. Ia the three-guarters of q
mile racs for all ages, Avalon was first. Eva
K. second, Malasi.e third. Time, 1:47. In
the one and one-quarter miles race for al!
ages. John Davis was frat, Topsy second,
Baunis Bird third. Time, 200 Ia the enc
and three quarter miles rscs Bernice was
first, Bonnie Bird second. Time, 314 Only
two ran. La the stesple chase. one and three
quarter miles. Edison was first Atheissoue
second, Eva K. third. Time, 500 In the
one-mile race for all ages, Brad was first,
Harry Glnore second, Sulssua third Time,
LAB. Ia ths race for maiden tWo-year-olis,
one-half mile, Ada Ban was first, Katie
Flstcher second, Golden Pioyer third. Time,
500
thret-quarter of q mile racs to-day, Little
kittie was first, Harry Mann Fecoud, King
fau third. Time, lis In the mile and an
eighth Tsc3 Bouncer YVES first, Ratachimie
second, Ida B. Che favoritel third. Time,
1:59. lie the mile aad a quarter race Nina
was frat, Bill Bird second, Edwin A. third.
Time, PIP. The bets on Edwia a.
were declared eff In the mile sud a
quarter race Jim McClowan was first, Mslise
I - DI ~
next race, three. quarters CT a mile, Nimble
Foot was first, Knight Tenplsr (the favorite)
second, HOSTAGE third. Time, 1:16f. The
Mu.uals paid S275.
PHILADELPHIA, October 6 h AT Belmont
Park to-day, in the race for the 2:26 class, six
heats we're trotted. May Taorn was first,
Amber second, Eshei Medium third, J. W.
ThCmas fourth. Best time, 2:251 In the
race for PAGERS of the 2:25 class Estella was
fret, Coldykey second, Felix third. Bet
time, 2:23}.
NEW YORK, October 7th-A. Nudge
Trscy's three-year.o,d colt Alroy, at the
meeting of toe National Association of TTot-
ting Horse Breeders at the grounds Of the
GeDtlemen'5 Driving Association, will to.
day, ia the race FIR the Everest House stakes,
attempt 90 beat his eva and Wiidh owei' g
record OF 2:27a.
ARet Vanderbilt Did No; M.kc.
NEW York, October 69h.-Atter the trial
Of Frank Works team, Edward and SBiy-
ele., yesterday, T. G. Eastman, who YVES
standing with William IL. Vanderbilt, ARK
iously watching them. said They have
done thsir best, and l will beS SO coo to
So coo that they Can't tros another mile in
2:1S"
YES" said vandegbils, "I'n bet SIC, eco
to 81 $780,"
"p.i take taas last bet," raid Shepherd F.
Knapp, who heard them, providing Mr..
WORK will let me have his team"
Mr.. Work readily consented, and said that
be would take half tie bst, and would have
his team ready In fifteen minutes.
Thsreup N Vanderbilt took Z astnans arm.
walked away, got into his wagon, and rode
away from the track, remarking, go, they
are all blowers"
No Consolidation.
CHICAGO. October 6sh.-Colonel Clowry,
General Sup erint 1dent of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, denies most
positively that there ia any truth in the story
that that company is about to consolidate its
Chicago offce with the Mutual Unicr.
Superintendent Chapman, of the Mutual
I MON, is no less decided IN bis contradiction
of the report.
The World Challenged.
NEw York, October 6sh.-Duncan C.
Rouse. of Louisville, challenges any man in
the world TO contest with him for 81 900 and
the athletic championship of the world. He
has deposited 1000.
President Barries on His Way West.
New YORK, October 6th.-Ths President
OF Guatemals, J. Rui6no Bar:ios, and Secre-
tary. leave Saturday morning for San Fran
cisco.
Killed In q Cavirg Sewer.
OMAHA, October 6sh.-Three men were
caught in csviug sewer trench this after
noon, and William McGraw was instantly
killed.
Demonstration OF Odd Fellows.
Boston, October CHA grand demonstra.
ton of lodges of the Grand United Order of
Odd Fellows in the United States, Canada
and West Indies, took place to-day.
Killed by n Runaway Horse.
BANGOR (Me ], October Chat the fair
grounds OF Monroe to-day Adelbert Kelly, of
Newburg, was killed in attempting to stop
trotter.
Charged with Conspiracy.
PHILADELPHIA, October 6.h.-Henry II.
Meyers, fl ,ur dealer, has been arrested upon
a charge of conspiracy with Ellis P. Phipps,
Ct the Aims house, to de-
fraud the city.
A Mercantile Agency In Trouble.
Boston, October 6sh.-George J. Ray.
inond, of this city. has caused the estate Of
Edward Russell and others, proprietors of the
Mercantile Agency. to be attached in the
SUN of So 600. for falsely rating him in their
reports.
The Georgia Election.
AUGUSTA. October 6h.-Stephens' mai r.
isy in the State is 10000. He to day sent to
the Gcva.nor his resignation OF the cffice of
Of the Elehth District. Cast.
yell, the defeated candidate for Governor,
will col S; tie election, with no hope Of got
ting 10, hut to show alleged frauds and IN
t;midatiOn.
New Lines of Steamers.
Boston, October sh.-Arrangemerts are
completed for t 20 liaes Of steamers to run
between Boston and Antwerp and Rio
Japeiro, Brazil.
yellow Fever.
PENSACOLA, October 6 ih.-Seyenty-o one rev
cases and four deaths were reported to-day.
Totsl cases to date. /, i'll; deaths, 1O3.
BROWNSVILLE, October 6sh.-Oae new case
Of fever and one death to day-a Mexican.
Thirty cases of fever are estimated in the
whole city. No new cases in Fort Browr.
A few cases Of fevsr exist in Matamoras,
entirely confined to the sub2rbs. The fever
Is raging in Carmarge.
ThermOm etrlcal.
GEw YORK, October 9th - Midnight
Highest temperature to-day, 65'; lowest GO.
CHICAGO, October 6 h.-H,ghest tempsra.