Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-02

Court, and says he was acting on the advice
of counsel, after he had exhausted all other
means to bring Fl. A. Bowen to Justice. At
2 o'clock the Court discharged the rule on
Dickson.
A Great Turf Event
New YORK, November 1st.-A match race
for 81, 600 side, between Isadore Cornfeld.
| owner OF the chestnut mare Helene. and O.
| A. Hickok, owner of Overman, was trotted
to-day at Fleetwood Park Tie race was
| the best three in five, mile heats. The club.
house and grounds were crowded with noted
lovers of horses-among them w. II. Van
derhilt, Ed. Stokes, Frank Work, Foster
Dewey, Jacob Vanderbilt, Alley Bonner.
| VIM. II. Turnbull and Joseph Doyle. Helene
had record of 2:2l, made June 8 b on the
same track, and Ogerman had q record of
| 2:20l, m ade at Buffalo, August %. Helene
is by Hsmbletonian Prince, cut Of Max.
well mare. Overman is by Elmo, out of Mo
hawk. He came East from California with
| st. Julien last year, but did nothing, an at
tack of pink-eye throwing him. Last spring
he had another attack, but recovered in time
to start in the grand circuit, where he
stamped himself as campaigner of The first
order. Helene was driven by John Murphy.
and Overman by his owner.
First heat-Helene took the lead at the
start, and at the half.mile post was two
lengths ahead. Here Overman began clos.
ing up, and gained the mares wheel az the
three quarter post, and was almost even ON
| the home stretch. Helene took The heat hv
| half neck. Time, 2:23.
| Second heat-Helene again took the lead
being three lengths ahead on the first tnrn
] to which she added another length at the half.
| mile. OVerman then began closing up, and
| at the three-quarter post he was even with
| the mares wheel. passing her on the stretch
and taking the heat by half a length. Time.
2:21.
| Third heat-At the start Overmap broke
and had hardly settled when he broke again
and the mare was fully six lengths ahead on
the halfmile. Oyerman again caught her
wheel sc the three-qu,rter post and passing
her on the homestretch won by lspeth'
| Time, 2:26i.
Fourth heat-Helene again took the lead.
and was two lengths ahead at the Quarter.
aud but one and half at the half, when
OvermaD, as usual, commenced closing ND.
but the mare was working well. and it looked
| as though she would take the heat. She
broke on the homestretch, and Overman won
the heat and race Time, 2:2S3. Consider.
able money changed hands.
Novel Babeas Corpus Casa st,-Year-
Old Heiress Ina Court.
LEAvINwoRTH (Ks.) October 3lst.-Tbe
hsbeas corpus case before the Supreme Court.
where the grandparents in England of Emily
y. Evans. = years old, heiress of a fortune.
claim the right to take her from the care of
the Sisters of the Asylum of st. Vincent de
Paul here, and restore her to her English
home, was decided this afternoon in favor of
the petitioners. Judge Brewers opipion is
very velumlnous, as the case is a novel one.
tenton, counsel for the Sisters, argued that
the mother OF the child gave her to the Asy.
lum that her last wish should be law. and
that no Court has the right to expatriate an
American citizen. Judge Ide, counsel for
the petitioners argued that the child. il per.
united to remain there and be educated
10 the Roman Catholic faith, will
lose an inheritance of some may.
hitude, as its grandfathers will slip
Mated that it shall be educate in the
Protestant faith and marry q Protestant.
The opinion of Judge Brewer held that the
child, on being given to it's grandparents.
VIII not only inherit a fortune, but have the
innuence OF natural home aroundit while it
is now subject to the rigid rules Of an institu.
ton, which, however good, is ros like those of
nome. Hlppie Hail, of London, agent for
the grandparents, is here, and will leave with
the child for England next week. The in.
heritance consists of an annuity of 81 $50
| until Its maj orlty, after which she becomes
owner OF q1lte large amount of property in
Lon9on. Lac scene was very affecting when
the Sisters parted with her.
Destruction by Fire.
En- W. j, November 1st.-A
portion of the New York Central Railroad
freight house was burned TO-DAY. Loss
| $50, 0o0.
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
ROCHESTER, November 1ss.-Tbe loss bv
| the fire in the New York Central Railroad
irsisbt-house Ii estimated ct from $50 0OG "a
| 100000. @o''''' 70
Another New York Thcater Burned.
NEW YORK, November 1ss.-The Alhsn.
bra Sporting Theater, 124 to 12S West Twsn-
ty-seVentn street, was burned tonight. There
of the death of William II. Borst. one of the
proprietcrs, which occurred on Wednesday
last. The loss is small.
The Deadly Kerosene.
| PHILADELPHIA, November lst-Tvo chill.
oren-Iheodore Bache and William Switzsr-
were probably fatally burned by the exnlo.
sion OF cosl-oil barrel with which thew were
playing.
Death OF a Banker.
,DENVER, November 1st.-Hon. Andrew
| Mckinney, of New York, founder ,f the
American Loan and Trust Association of this
city, died here last night.
Death OF IN EX-Goyeruor of Kenfr.I
LOUISVILLE (Ky.l November Ist-Ex.
Governor James +. Robinson, of Kentucky.
det last night at his home in Scott county
The funeral will occur Friday. Governor
Blackburn has issued an executive order.
closing the public Offices of the State on that
day.
improvement In the Condition of Ex-
| Governor Hendricks.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 1st.-The pbysi-
eians OF ex Governor Hendricks report that
his disease does not seem to be spreajing,
The conditions are decidedly more favorable.
and they are more encouraged than at snv
Time since the disease appeared
Collision OF Trains.
SCRANTON Penn. November Is..-A col.
| llsion occurred to-day between the Lehiph
and Susquehenna and Delaware, Lackawap5a
and Western trains, at Diamond Gross sing.
twenty nina cars were thrown from the
Track and an engine demolished John
| flynn, swltchman, was killed, and several
tram hands injured. The wreck was caused
| by negligence Of the switchman.
| Nominated for Congress.
BEDFORD (Pa.). November 1st-The Re.
| publicsns OF the Sixteenth Congressional
District have nominated w. w. Brown.
CHICAGO, November 1st.-John Lyle King
mas announced himself as an independent Re.
| publican candidate for Congress in tina First
District, south division, Chicago.
WLKEsBARRE PA J. November l t.-Jas.
McDade declines the Labor Party's nomina.
ton for Congress in the Twelfth District.
California Weather In Massachusetts.
Boston, November 1st.-The inhabitants
CT Brattle Station, Arlington, have a pear
tree in full bloom. A gentleman at North
Lexington picked green peas the past week,
| and peavines are in blossom.
Disagreeing Brothers.
NEW YORK, November 1st.-Henry s.
Cooper, well known tailor, was sent TO
private lunatic asylum Sunday, at the in.
stance of two of his brothers. a third BROTH
er. claiming that Cooper is entirely sane, has
begun legal proceedings to have him released.
The Tennessee legislature.
CHATTANOOGA, November Isl. THE General
Assembly to-day elected James t. Boynton
President of the Senate, and Luis Girrard
Speaker Of the House.
The Public Debt.
| WASHINGTON, November 1st,-The debt
statement, issued to-day, shows the reduction
Of the public debt during October to be SIS.
629 $50.
Cutters Campaign Tour Enieri united,
LOWELL (Masa.), November 1st.-Geueral
Butlets sister-in- law, Mrs Hidreth, died
suddenly to-day, interruptiug the csnpaien
tour of the General for two days.
New PostOffice Established.
| WAsHIsGToN, November 1st.-A new post.
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