Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-23
The Great Rowing Tournament.

mary meats III the great single Scuil race Il
the day. They took water in the following
order: Hanlaa first. Mickey second, Lee
third, Parke fourth. Bricelsnd fifth. Hsnlsn
won easily, Lee second, Mckay third. BIics-
land last. Time, q minutes and 10 seconds.
Distance, three miles with turn. Two more
preliminary heats are 10 be rowed this morn
ing. The day is pleasant and there is large
crowd. TIE water is rather choppy.
The second heat, in which Riley, Teemer,
Kennedy, Hosmer and Plaisted entered, was
won by Hosuer, Teemer second, Riley third,
Plaisted fourth, Kennedy distanced. Time,
23 minutes and 10 seconds.
The third heat, between Hamm, Weisberg-
er, Gaudaur, Elliott and Clayton, was won
by Gaudaur Hamm second.
Kennedy 5 failure TO make good time in the
sec md heat was explained by saying that TO-
wards the finish his shell, which had been in
jured the day previous parted completely in
two. and he Yves compelled to make mis- way
here clinging to the frs gnents. The result of
the third heat makes the starters for the de.
cisive race this afternoon Hanlan, Lee.
Hosmer, Teeiner, Gaudaur and Hamm.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
PULLMAN, June 22l-4 P. MA stifening
breeze has been blowing from the northeast
for two hours, and the water at present is
chopping, and it is now probable that the de-
cisiVe race will be postponed as late as 6
o'clock, but tbs intention is TO row to night if
possible.
THIRD DIsPATCH.1
CHICAGO, June 22i.-Ths lake had for,
bidding appearance when the time set for the
deciding race arrived, but despite the chop
ping sea the men took positioE-Hsnlan frst
Lee second, Hosmsr third, Teemer fourth,
Gaudaur fifth, Hamm sixth. Hanlan and
Hosmer pulled sharply for the lead. Hosmer
drew away strongly from Lee, crossing the
latter's water ana came alongside the Cana
dian. Toward the mile fag they went at
racing speed, Hosmer taking the water clear
and strong at every stroke for possibly half
mile, keeping fairly in the lead of Hanlan.
For brief period it appeared as though the
Bostouisn was stalking his existence on
overcoming the great sculler, and the
tremendous pace of the men and their
splendid rowing display drove the spectators
into a sort of frenzy. They both held to
their course as true as arrows, but as they
approached the turning Hanlan was found to
creep ahead, and makifg quick time was
on his way home fully fifteen seconds before
Hosmer succeeded in rounding his buoy
Hanlan passed the line ia 22:30, Hosmer sec.
ond in 22:52, Hamm third, 10 seconds after
him, Lse fourth, Teeman fifth. Tomorrow
afternoon occurs the consolation race. open
scull race, in which there will be six starters.
Hanlan will pull in this race as pair.
Patents TO California Inventors.
WASHINGTON, June 22d.-Pstents have
been granted to residents of California as
follows; John L. Boole, San Francisco sys-
tenn for transmitting power from d central
station; Adam Crawford, Sebastopol fruit
dryer Miles B. Dodge, San Francisco, seps-
rator for wet ores same, dry ore separator !;
| Catherine Gilberts, San Francisco, mincing
knife; T. Brady, Santa Cruz county, tap and
faucet; Samuel G. Harrison San Francisco,
rasp /; Peter Hicks. Napa, adjustable horse
shoe Frank A. Knowe, Woodland, auto
matte adjustable CRATER; Edward j. Muy-
bridge, San Francisco, method of and sppa-
ratus for photographing changing or moving
| objects; William Schmoltz, San Francisco,
fan wheel; Andrew V. Smith, San Francis.
co, link protector Thomas A. Sweet, Cam.
bris, wheel harrow; S. G. Urquhart, San
| Francisco, car coupling.
The Editorial Duel.
| RICHMOND (Val, June 22l.-Telegrams
tonight report the arrest, near Hanover
Junction, twenty-five miles from Richmond,
OF Beirne, one Of the principal. and Page
McCarty and W. W. Archer, his friends !;
also Waverly Ragland, of the Elam party.
No fight is reported, and it is believed that
none has taken plsce. Bsirne was bailed, and
went TO his home in Ashland.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
RICHMOND, June 22i.-It appears that
Mayor Darlington received information as to
the locality where the belligerents were to
meet, and sent police officer over the Chea-
peake and Ohio Railway to Hanover juno
tion. Getting off the train the officer discov-
cred the party, and took them into custody.
T. ,,1 .. 1
| had been arranged for this afternoon, and
but for the sudden appearances of the officer
ten minutes mora would not have elapsed
before the fght had taken place. As
it wss, it would have been all over
but for some disagreement between
Mccarthy BeirEe's second and Raglsnd, the
second of Elan, about the pistols to bs used
That trouble being settled, the party were
about moving to the place where Elan was
waiting, when they were arrested. 1t is re-
ported that in accepting the challenge Elam
named Colts revolvers, at seven PAGES. both
| to advance after the first fire i; that Bsirne
had agreed to the conditions that tbs disa.
greement which caused The delay at the last
moment were that the pistols brought by
| Elam's friend were not Colts revolvers, but
smaller, and not as effective weapon. Nc
Carthy wanted the fight to go on with rsgu-
lar dueling pistols. which they had, but they
fnaliy agreed to use revolvers.
Four Men Hanged.
CLARKsvILLE (Ark.l, June 22i.-To-day
Gabe and jim johnson, Mcdonald aud Hern-
don, who last March murdered Conductor
Cain while robhing the Litele Rock and Fort
Smith train near Mulberry station, were
hanged in the presence OF a large crowd, sew
eral thousand persons being present.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
| CLARKsvIILs, June 22d.-The prisoners
| slept soundly, talking freely in the morning,
and read the Bibla. Mcdonald described a
white man he murdered at Silver City. Mont
| Mcdonald complained Of being compelled to
leave blind wife aud FIVE children destitute
He believed che would not survive him ten
{ days. Shs declared be was innocsnt. Geo.
| johnson, the leader of the gang, said he be-
| lieyed his nephew Jimmy fred the fatal shot
ct Conductor Gains. Jimmy said if he COM
mitted the crime ne did not know it. George
| johnson lazily smoked cigar on the scsffold
as the Sheriff read the warrant. Addressing
| the crowd, johnson said 81 have no con-
fes ion to make now. What Ivs told before
| is the truth He warned all young men to
read the letter from Jimmy's mother to her
son, aud take warning from this scene. As
| the black esp was drawn over their faces
! Jimmy tainted, but the others stood firm. At
| criminals were swung of.
Changes in Star Service Schedule.
WASHINGTON, June 22d.-Changes in the
star schedules were ordered by the Postoffice
| Department to-day SO follows: Fort Jones to
| Happy Camp, from May 1st to October 3lst
| leave Fort Jones Wednesdays and Saturdays
az P. NJ; arrive at Happy Camp the next
| day by P. NJ; leave Happy Camp Tuesdays
! and Thursda7s at N; arrive st Fort
| Jones the next day by IL A N. From No
vember 1ss to April 30sh. leave Fort Jones
| Sundays and Thursdays st A. u arrive st
| Happy Camp the next day bY IL a N; leave
Happy Camp Mondays and Fridays at P. N ;
arrive st Happy Camp the next day by N.
The Philadelphia AbortIonIsf.
| NEw YoRK, June 22i.-The Worlds Phil.
sdslphia special Of June Dist saws In CON
| Fersation with magistrate Mrs. Kirckbaum,
| former associate Of abortiooist Hathaway,
| told tale s:cksning and revolving in every
detail. She said that the bodies found were
| 5nt 3 sIn2ll portion Of the number OF infants
| destroyed, aud thas ne lad performed hun.