Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-24


psaraDce Of the strikers scared them, so that
they omit work aud rushed or board boat
and were taken to Castle Garden. Il is be-
lieyed they will not dare return TO work.
The strikers persuaded a number OF men In
the railroad yards TO quit work, so the cars
csunot be brought to the docks. Serious
trouble is spprehended.
sports Of the Turf.
SHEEP's HEAD BAY, June 2Sd.-At the
meeting of the Coney Island Jockey Club
10 fiay, tine first race. three quarters of mile,
was won by Fellnwplay. Maggie G. second,
Bonnie Lizzie third. Time, 1;l5i. The mile
and an eighth-raee, for thrae-year olds, Capias
won. Macbeth second, Duplex third. lime,
1874. The mile snd quarter race Warneld
won, Strathespey second, Blumm third.
'liu-e. 2:l04. The mile and hve-eishth race
(iirofe Won, Compensation second, Bush
whacker third Time, 2:50, The steeple-
chase over the short course was won by Ohio
BY. Bernadines second, Felix third. Time,
5:O4B. Felix, Kitty Clark and Torpedo
threw their jockeys.
NEW YoRK, June 23d.-In the Brighton
Beach races to-day the first, one mile, was
won BY Hsledcr, Clara a. second, Tono-
wanda third. Time, 1:i34. The second race,
seven fnrlongs. was won by Prosper, Odin
second, Glen Ella third. Time, 1;31, The
third race, mile and quarter, was won by
Brsmbaletto, frankie second, Barney Lyon
third. Tine, 2:11. The fourth race, mile
and one-eightb, was won by Marchioness,
3. .bcock second, Baton Rouge third. Time,
l:55 The fifth race, handicap steeple-chase
over the short course. was won by Captain
York. Major Wheeler second, Arsenic third.
Time, 2:4S.
HARTFORD Conn J, June 23l.-The Char
fer Oak Pork races closed TO-DAY. The race
for the 2:20 class WIS won by Captain En-
mons, p Morris second, Kentucky Wilkes
third. Time, 2:22-2:228-2:22. The race
for the 2:45 class was won by Douglas. Cor,
Delia second, Lady Kelso third. Time, 2:27-
2:26-2:29
CHICAGO. June 23d.-Tbe summer running
meeting here begins tomorrow, with good
prospect for large attendance. A number
OF Californisus are here Five races are on.
The only California horse among the prob
able starters is Sunday, in the Board oil
Trade handicap. 10 pool of $500 tonight
he sold for S25, and Ben d'Or, the favorite,
st 1925.
Nominations for Congress.
ST. CLA1RsvLLE (O.l, June 231.-The sec.
ond days session of the Seventeenth District
Republican Congressional Convention re.
suited in nearly 400 ballots being cast without
choice.
DAYTON (O.l, June 23d.-Hon. Emanuel
Shoaltz. present member of Congress from
the Third District, was renominated at the
Convention held in this city yesterday.
ST. CLA1RvuLE (o.l. June 23a.-The Re.
publican Convention of the Seventeenth Con-
gressional District, after 376 ballots, sd-
journsd without making o nomination. AT
toe close, Updegraff had rs, Taylor Al, Hol-
Ii gsworth 49, The adjournment OF the
Convention makes a new Convention neces-
ssry.
Destruction by Ere.
LAWRENCE Mass. J, June 2Si-A fire &C.
Cured tonight in the storehouse OF the Pa
ci6c mills. The bulldog is of brick, with q
stone basement, three stories high, aud 800
feet by 80 in basement. Upon the first floor
were stored madden dyes, chemicals and cot
ton cloths in process of manufacture. On the
two upper floors there were 800, 900 pounds
of wool. The entire building was Quilted.
The loss will exceed $1,000 eco; insured.
Several persons were injured.
LATER AT midnight 200 bales Of cotton
are on fire in the basement. 1t is expected
that it will take twenty-four hours 20 ex-
tinguish them. W. A. Hodges and George
Rsinick, fremen. were taken cut Of the build
ing suffocated. The insurance. it is stated,
will amount to three-fourths of the loss.
TOLEDO (0), June 2Si-Vogel Sons
four mills were burned to-day. Loss,
SS7 coo; insured.
LIBERTY tInd.), June 23j.-A FIRE at this
morning destroyed an eating house and hotel.
The entire block was in great danger.
LIBERTY (Tn5.), June 23d.-A fire this
morning destroyed several buildings. Loss,
$780,
MONTREAL, June 2Sd.-A FIRE occurred last
night in Cote st. Louis. Loss, $50, 600. Ten
or twelve poor families are homeless.
Hanged for Murder.
DENVER (Col) june 23i. - George n.
Woods. who shot and killed NJ j. Buchanan
My 18th, was hanged by the Sheriff at Du.
range. Col. at IL o'clock this morning, The
execution was public, and was witnessed by
a large crowd.
KINGSTON Is. C.), June 23l.-Anderson
Singleton, Lucinda Teasdale, Adoniram An
dsrson and Boston Singletary (sll colored),
were hanged to-day. The first murdered
PHOEBE Teasdale. wife Of Anderson Single
ton, and Lucinda's half sister. The two latter
were convicted of arson aud robbery. The
execution was private. All protested their
innocence except the woman. All died easily
exceps Singleton.
serious Indian Outbreak.
DENVER (Col.l, June 23i.-A Fort Stanton
spscial says: The Mescalero Indians have
broken out. The Incian police killed some
prisoners who tried to escape from Fort
Union. Monticello, the war chief, is on the
Agents side, and is fighting the other Indi.
ans. The Agent was fred on and wounded
twice Tue Indisns have killed much stock
Troops are going TO the spot Immediately.
LITTLE Rock lark. June 23d-Special
adyices from Indian Territory say that small
pox is raging with fatal effect among the
reported. many of which are likely to prove
fatal. The scourge is spreading rapidly.
Neigbboring villages have been quara ltined,
and general vaccination is proposed. TIE
Okmulgee medicine men are adopting a very
unwise treatment, which kills many patients.
Grand Army of The Republic.
BALTIMORE, June 23d.-The encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic elected
officers lasb night. There were fire works and
Examinations in all parts Of the city, while
the shipping in the harbor were dressed in
colored lights.
Denver, Col, was selected as the place for
the next meeting, and September, 1883, as
the month.
Objection to AXteu.
WASHINGTON, June 2Sd.-The nomination
of Axten for Chief Justice of New Mexico
has met with opposition in the Senate.
Proceedings in Congress.
WASHINGTON, June 23d.-No business of
Importance was transacted in either house of
Congress to-day. The Senate adjourned I'M
til Monday.
Prize Fight in Massachusetts,.
Boston, June 23d.-The police tonight
interrupted prizs fight in Dorchester Dis
trict between George T. 'Brien and Michael
T. Bowling. Thirty.six rounds had been
fought. O'Brien, who was captured, was
very badly used up. -Four hundred persons
witnessed the mill, but the police secured
only half a dozen.
A Woman Attempts to kiII Her Children
and then Hangs Herself.
SPRINGFIELD MOI, June 23i.-Mrs. Hen.
rietta Randall, aged SO, wife of james Ran.
dali, merchant, hanged herself last night.
She Left note saying the curse of God was
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