Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-21
The Americas Turf.

The American Turf.
SARATOGA, August 19sh.-First race, one |
mile, Jenny won, Gus Matthews second. |
Tme-1:42l. Second race, threeGuarter.
mile, Woodford won, Tsrantells second.
Time-1:16. Third race. one mile and five
furlongs, Bend Or won, Creosote second
Time-2:49. In the fourth race, one ard
was first, Revenge second. Tme-3:ls3
MONMOUTH PARK, August 10 HIN the
frat race, three-qusrter mile, Blackstone was
first, Fsrview second. Time-1:lS5 In the
second race, Wyoming won: Gussie second,
Iufanta third. Tims-2004 In the third
race, one and q quarter miies, Girefia won
Sweethome second, Della third. Time
2:164. In the fourth race, three quarter mile,
Carmeiite won Breezs second, Disdain third
Tims-1:le4. In the fifth race. ope and
three'guarter miles. Monitor won; Priam
the sixth race, one mile, Marathon won
HosDodar second. Queen third. Time
Lag, In the steepiechsse, full course, Ike
Bonnsm won; Guy second, Jee Hunt third.
Tims-2:l6a.
CoNEY ISLAND. August 1ash.-The first
race was seven turlones. Little Harry won,
Blush Rose second, Prizs third. Time
1881. 10 the second race, one and one-qusr.
ter miles, Marchioness won, Katie Creel sec.
ond, Clarissima third. Tims-2:113. In the
third race, one.half mile, Black Gull won,
Tonawanda second, Sportsman third. Time
-50l. In the fourth race, one mile. Z. B.
Sprague won, Wakefield second Bedouin
third. Time-1:45. In the hurdle race, one
end one-half miles, jim Vandever won,
Belle of the North, second, Mol Pros third
Time-2:5l.
The Yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON. August l9.b.-A telegram
from Governor Roberts, of Texas, was to-day
received at the Treasury Department, stating
the suffering condition OF those sick with
yellow fever, and that 1000 persons in
Brownsville are out of employment on
account of quarantine, and requesting aid.
Acting Secretary French replied that the
Department would take charge of the hos
piLal and quarantine at suitable stations If
the Governor desired it, but that the State of
Texas must support all persons not in the
hospital. III the Governor accedes to this
view, the Surgeon-General Of the Marine
Hospital Service will a. once muster into his
service and pay guards at proper points to
preyent egress from Brownsville, and viii,
through one of bis surgeons, take charge of
all hospital arrangements. Surgeon. General
Hamilton has already made arrangements by
which hospital tents have been sent to Mem
phis, and instructions have been given to the
surgeon of the service there to proceed at
De
take charge of the yellow fever patients
ne 70, m,
bkoWNsViLLE lex b August i5tn.-ln mere
were thirty new cases Of yellow fever to-day,
and three deaths. There were fifteen deaths
from all causes for the week just ended.
There are 200 from fever under treatment by
the doctors.
MATAMoRAs. August 19th.-Thers were
eleven deaths from fever the last six hours
There are but few new cases.
Advice TO striking Workmen.
wasptNeTaS A u,u II 1qEh - a larandsr NJ
Kanadav President Of The Faderation of IA.
- 49,, - SJo,.aI : >S..-;
por Ohions, mas aaoresseo cohthuhicHion
TO the chiefs o! the various LABOR organiZa-
tions throughout the country, in which be
gives the substance of a conversation with
Sepator RIa;r Charm an of the Senate Conn
,n;ttaa ~ E5noet;on ona Jahar Tre oor,.
ln.s':o ~ ono De 1c', - ooin-
iuuoicatiou Is usSeu august iosn, anu IL AS
follows:
Gentlemen. casually met TODAY Hon HenryW
Blair Chairman Of the Committee on Education and
Labor OF the senate to which commjttee has been
referred the most importsnt Question o, tbe day
the solution of the labor probeio The disiin
gushed Senator imtarted to me as President OF the
FEDERATION az Iabor Unions in tbis city some very
importsut Information and reouested sbonid con.
yey the substance thereof to The Leading members
of the moot numer;caliy poxerfui labor oroaniza
tons throughout the Union as having the best IA.
ciiies for direct communication with those hodies
The committee has not ,een nerfacted as vet The
Senator Expressed the opinion that The nlsn nre.
scented nv the Washington CITY Branch OF The Fed
er-.icn ~ Labor Dryaniz atoms namely A central
COMMITTEES of renresentatiye workmen from al Sec.
= lions N the ;jnion M the CanitaI with a dnlv
suthe sticated sub-eom d ittee or directorv will
rroya the most rracticable n,ethoj y, 81
aiming information relative 10 the nres
ont Condition al the working classes and
their orievances as 10 recant Iah,r striIss anJ
practicable suggestions which will tend to the i'm
provsment Of feir social conditions senstor Riair
remarked also that nortion ~ tba nuhl;c n-es. 10
,o;,,- ,,r.a, ~ ;s,ica ~ ,be senate -
t;ms1isg that Inc members thereof are ~
the orset ;mnort,nee NJ The vial oues+;ons s,,Ir1t
ted Them tar investicstion insinnatino fbss the
have run tbo affair into iunketing Marty ~ .be
seashore." IL will be the aim OF the committee TO
seirIv adi,st the reatioros hetra.n csnitaIis,s
ishs1.rs MOI burrie5v Int NTH dre daisnara,;n,,
Ne Therefore honad hatb csnitasts sy 10 horars r;u
select in VII :. i,Sssnt on5 IN
tegritv tfev q n psce implicit reitarrs anr, botb
parties viii do the committee the justice to believe
tley VIII act honestly anu Ify' according 70 Their
TO-, a, H. 1880 ~ tha -
the committee desirnated by the supreme iaw.mab.
ing power OF the land to arbitrate between agrees
i've capital and comparatively defenceess laborers
cannot resist the opportunity to say, as coaborer
Oh tne earnest ana deterninea men TO whom this
thinL IL ,yonlJ hs ase oiics ~ this 'nss
wise ali workmen on strike, who rely upon financial
aid from the scanty resources Of their fellow
laborers, to resume work at an early
day. at least before Water, with its increased ex-
their late EMPLOYERS and continne to worry with rs
much patience as they can command, until they can
see what Congress will do in the matter Ii 1t should
transpire IN TINS LEGISLATIVE inquiry that the indus
1,,, arc $3.50 ~ kna.'sn toois Of an
r. is CLEARLY nrpyeS rational strike canI5 he ~;
au-urated within thirty DAYS after the adjournment
Of Congress next March by the united labor organi-
cations in the United States, with tenfod more eff
ses than tine recent strke OF lsoo94 men the
T,
may be more effeetnaliv apnied 10 The sconom;csi
maintenance Of the Central Committee Of Vigilant
and Active Workers at the Capital, in collecting an
sois; 70 SUSTAIN ous case before con:
men for the suggestion Contained in the above nara
graph, but submit it as my individual view Of the
present situation.
n- aLEAa . ,L.a. Al. hENApAf,
rn. En-. p..or.,
NV i9kk, august i9sn,-A hre this
morning DESTROYED the piano factory OF
hartman, D1Wuns feek, corner OF tenth
avenue and fisy-sesenth street. The loss Is
estiinatea 81 sSoV,VVV; insured partially:
fiIeeen tnousane pianos were In process OF
hanuiac I. rour huhdfee men are out OF
WORK, Inc fourth moor OF the factory was
occupied py oakiey q Deailng, manufactur-
efs OF washing machines. Iee STOCK and ma
chinefy were destroyed. Loss, s5O,oO0
partly insured
CHICAGO, August I9sh.-About 2 o'clock
this morning Ere broke out in the Walton
House, No. 80 East Washington street-a net
too reputable locslity-aud from room No.
do, where the smoke was the thickest, the az.
onized scresms of woman were heard. a
fireman broke into the room, extipguished
the flames aad found Mrs. Frank FLYNN living
on the bed, burned out OF all resemblance TO
human form and barely aliye. She appeared
70 nave upset the lamp In an insane or
GSnkeh lcen.y. one was taken to the
County Hospital to die. Her feah was
soaked and burned to crisp.
MINNEAPOLIS, August I9th.-A FIRE this
morning Quilted the wholesale hardware place
of +. & j. A. Ferguson. Loss, $4,000; in.