Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-24
PACIFIC COAST.


PACIFIC COAST.
uSeenesl Gaanane
Poxr1AxD, Or, SEPT. A-On ths h1st
ballot Mitchell received 50, Prim 90,
Hare IL, Failing l, Thayer 3. Second
ballot Mitchell 10, Prim .. A motion
for third ballot va lost By vote of
u nays 80 50 yeas, and the LeRisla4ure
adjourned til Monday. Mitchelps four
additional votes came from the Demo
Gratis.
Political Meeeanes.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 3-HenIy Ed
gerfOn addressed q largo Republican
meeting at Platt's Hall tonight, on cam
paiRn issues. The Democrats also had
q grand rnlly AZ Union Hall, addressed
by Charles A. Sumner and Stephen
White, Of Los Angeles. The Republican
Municipal Convention, appointed By
the County Committee. met this even
ing. Several gentlemen were put in
nomination for CITY and county Offices,
but no ballots we're taken.
Dessvueelve RIre.
SAs FaAscIsco, Sept. "a Susan
vile, LAssen county, dispatch says:
About two o'clock this morning a hre
WAS discovered in q warehouse in tho
rear Of Blum Il Alexandef's store. The
fire soon spread, destroying the build
ings of entire blocks In the business
part Of town.
A Fatal R1re.
SAcsAMxxTo, Sept. 3.-At II O'Clock
this morning FIRE broke out in . brick
building on the southeast corner Of
Fourth and I streets. The building is
$50 fest front and vas occupied BY Chi
nese merchants and others A central
section of the wall fronting on strest
fell outward. The awning carried three
men with II TO the street. RObt. Hunt,
Chas. Gillespie and Henry Bisoat were
injured by tho wall falling and throwing
them into the street; Richard C0fs0W
WAS injured by inhalinR hot air, and .
man named NO0ne was killed.
California Races.
STOCKTON, Sept. 3.-The 6rst event
was trot for the 2::28 class, Sweetness,
Albert w., and Nellie h. starting. The
heat was won by Nellie, with ease;
Sweetness second. Time, 2;24A.
The second heat was close between
Sweetness and Nellie, the latter winning
the heat, 8 Weetness second. Time, 2:2O.
In the third heat Nellie led to the
quarter pole, but on the up stretch Al
bert came TO the front with rush, win
ming the heat, Nellie second. Time.
2:22, the fastest f0ur-year-Old stallion
time on record. 1t was conceded to be
the finest Of the races, and he verified
this judgmtnt by winning the next two
heats. Time, 2:22, 2;52, 2:224.
The next race was private match,
running three-fourths mile dash. be-
tween D. 5. FeYris's Laura and T. II.
Williams's Bryant w. Laura won in q
close finish. Time, 1:l9.
The pacing mare Caracole was speed
cd around the track, and paced mile
in PIT, the fastest pacing time ever
made in the State, and the fastest ever
driven over the Stockton track.
The last race Of the meeting was tho
free for all race. Oneida, Oakland Boy,
Lady Hayes and Col. Dickey started.
The race was slow and unsatisfactory.
Diekey won the first heat, and Oneida
won the second and third heats. Time.
30, 1904 Dickey won the fourth
heat. Time, 2:32. The fifth heat was
. dead heat between Oneida and Dick
ey. Time, 2:31. The finish of the race
was postponed till Monday.
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