Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-21

the Sixteenth Congressional District on the
thirty. fifth ballot
RALEIGH IN. e.. July 20th.-The Demo-
| Gratis If the First District have nominated
Louis G.. Latham Tor Congress. The Repub
| lican Convention Of the Second District, held
| at'Wilson, had q enlargement. The ne groes
| have large majority iu the district. James Z.
| O'Hara (colored) was nominated by the bulk
| Of colored delegates. but Orland Hebbs, the
| present representative, was declared renom-
mated by the Chairman of the Convention.
1t is stated that both will run.
NORFOLK PA J. July 20th.-The straight
| ont Republicans of the Second District have
| renominsted John G. Desendorf fer Con.
| gress.
BURLINGTON (Vt.), July 2O:h-The Dem
ocrats Of the First District have nominated
Lyman Reddipgton for Congress.
The American Turf.
SARATOGA. July 20.h.-The first race to-
day, one mile, was won by frankie B., Boot
| sck second, John Davis third. Time, LAY
TIE second race threefourths of mile,
George KanDey won, Barnes second. Time,
l:16t. The third race, mile and 500 yards,
| Pinafore won, Laura second. Time, 2:165.
In the fourth race, a steeplechsse, Trouble
won, Judge Barnett second. Time, 3:O29.
ar MONMOUTH PARK.
| iONAoUIH IAAh, JuIy Zuth.-l ne nrsG
race to-day, threefourths of q mile, was WOE
by Bedouio, Sir Hugh second. Tune, 1:164.
In the thIes-quarters of mile race for =
| year-old maideus Bella was first, q Fanfan
colt second, Blagnate third. Time, lib
In the one mile race Mary Anderson was
| first, Corsair second, Sweet Home third
Time la. The mutuals paid SIG. In the
mile and quarter race Aella was first. Giro.
| fla second, Hilarity third. Time, 2134. In
| Ia / g. H.
Narathan started, and the former Won.
Time. los. The hurdle race, mile and half,
was won by Felix, Kitty Clark second, Bern
adine third. Time, 2:5ii.
AT CoEEY ISLAND.
New York, July 20sh-At the Coney Is
land course to-day, TIE first race, three.quar-
| tiers OF mile, was won by Garfield, Ida
second, Colonel Sellers third Time. 1:16b.
| 10 the three.qTartsrs of mile race, M0ntauk
ran away with his j ckey before the start
aud Travelled two miles before he was pulled
up. Flower of Kildare won, Ha'chimie Sec
ond, Vanguard third. Time. 1:l6l In the
mile and quarter race, Traveller was first,
?. Line second, Oakdale third. Time, 2:37.
The steepie chase over the short course was
won by Bride Cake, Ingomar second, Della
ware third. Time, 2:i5. Eva \. and Jim
| Van Derolis lost their riders
AT BEACON PARK.
Boston, July 20sh.-At Beacon Park TO-
day the race for the 2:32 class was won by
| Dick DampIe in three stright heats. Best
time, 2:34. La tho race for the 2:29 class
| Dave Young won in three straight heats.
| Best time, 2:29.
THE CHICAGO TRoTTING MEETING.
CHICAGO, July 20sh.-This was the fifth
day of the Chicago trotting meeting. The
weather was cloudy and cool, the track fast
and the attendance large.
The first race was for the 2:25 pacing class.
for purse of $1,000, with $500 extra to beat
2:15. Flora Belle won, Wiuder second,
Princess third, 10 Bowers fourth. Keno and
Wonderful distanced. Time, 2:194-2:1S-
2:21-2:1Sk.
The second race was for the PIG class, for
purse of 81, 800, with $500 extra to beat
PIG. Clingstons WOE, Fanny Witherspoon
second, Driver third, Annie NJ. fourth. J. B.
Thomas fifth. Time, 2:17-2:1S-2:20.
The third race was for the $40 class. for
purse of 81 900, with $500 extra to beat 2:25.
Meta Medium WOO, Lillian second, Golden
Rule third Douglas fourth, Florence NJ
fifth. Logan distanced. Time, 2:223-2:225-
2:26{.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.
CHICAGO, July 20th.-The owner of Cling
stone offers to match him against any horse
in the world for $, 600 aside.
sunday Nights Disaster.
NEW ORLEANS July 20tb.-The officers of
the steamboat John Wilson, sunk in Atcha-
falaya river Sunday night, have arrived. The
clerk reports the loss of fifteen lives, as fol
lows Benz. Hess, engineer; Frank Hen
derson, cook Sarah Tucker, second chamber.
maid George Walker. fireman /; two child
rem; Z. Leblanc, of Poplar Grove planta-
ton George Stewart, deck passenger Frank
Cole, Ed. Reed, Aug. Nelson, Charles and
Louis Marshall, Gus. Jones, Joe Williams
and Woodford Scott, roustabouts.
Charged with Perjury.
COLUMBUS CO.,, July 2O.h.-Hon. J. B.
Hall, a member of the Legislature from
Hamilton county, and President of the Home
Insurance Company of Columbus, and H. n.
Henderson, the Secretary, were arrested TO-
day. charged with perjury, in an affidavit by
the State Superintendent of Insurance, to
whom o sworn statement OF the condition Of
the company was made last January, when
the assets were placed at $780, Ipvesti-
cation shows that the assets were only $780,
900 and the liabilities $780, 200.
Another OIL Fire.
JERSEY CITY, July 20:h.-One of the re.
timing stills Of the Standard Oil Company's
refinery at Caven Point, Greenville, ex.
ploded this evening. The burning oil was
thrown into an adjoining still. and that ex.
ploded, killing an employee. The flames then
communicated with one Of the many large
tanks. which contaieed abort 500 barrels Of
oil. The loss il estimated at $50 600 To
$4,000.
Ihs Rurn,no os IN. poa,.rsR.su,, or
the Investigation.
WASHINGTON, July 2Oth. - The Naval
Court Of Inquiry into the loss by fire of the
Arctic ship Ros gers conclnd,s its report thus:
We do not fud that there should be any
blame attached to any one for the unfortu.
nate loss of the Rodgers, but, on the contrary.
sill hands deserve praise for their untiring and
continuous efforts. TO save the ship. In our
oPtnion no turner proceedings are necessary
In the matter
Earthquake I'm Illinois.
CAIRO, July 2Osh.-A shock of an earth
quake was ieit mere this morning, lasting
twenty SECONDS l. passed northwest.
Preacher Hanged for Stealing Corn.
JACKSON miss J, July 20sh.-In Winston
county last night Noah Parks (eolored) a
preacher, was hanged by mob and left Tor
9ead' 1qs RS irlendS found and resuscitated
nun. ne s'oie cofn.
More than Century of Life.
MARIETTA 10 }, July 20sh.-John Springer,
aged loS. died mere yesterday.
Mrs. scOviIIe Protests.
WASHINGTON, July 20th.-Iu the Probate
Court this afternoon notice was filed by A.
K. Browne, attorney, that Mrs. Scoyille pro
tests against probating any will of Guiteau,
or any letters testamentary or of administra.
ton on his estate, to any person but herself.
The Shooting Tournament.
Fopr SMELLING MINI hi, ont TIL
second d.v's shooting Of the Wsstsrn RAJ
Association took place here to.dav rndar
at t,a.oLla al; o,,,r,.o NY u
was fine, the attendance large. and the shoot.
ing of some of the contestants excellent
Three children p,.iso,.d
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