Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-16
Tro;ting at the Bay District Course-A
Wonderful Horse.

Tro:ting at the Bay District Course-A
Wonderful Horse.
San FRANCISCO, August 15sh.-Tha trot-
ting race at the Bay District course to-day
was won by Bay Frank in straight keats
Time, 2:2l-2:22-2:20. Frank was a strong
favorite in the pools, selling for more than sill
the others. Allan Roy, Big Lie and Barney
3. also trotted. There We're stories of Frank
having trotted half mile in 1:04, mile in
2:14. told of him, and his first public trot
was looked for with great interest by turf
men. His performances to-day shows him to
bs wonderful trotter. He was never headed
in any heat, nor pushed, apparently trotting
st bis ease, taking the outside of the track
from choice. except in the last heat, when Roy
Tapped him for couple of hundred yards.
The Courts to Adjourn-Concert.
SAN Francisco. August Is IA meeting
of the Garfield Monrment Committee was
held this evening, st which i reported that
the Courts would adj urn from Friday TO
Monday.
A concert was given at the Palace Hotel
this evening by the Royal Hawaiian band.
The Vallejo Railroad Accident.
VALLEJO, August 15.h-Coroner a. j.
Egery held nn Inquest this morning on the
bodies Of William Fleming and James Scan
lor, killed by being run over by the Calistoga
train Tuesday 6f5srnoon. The jury rendered
the following verdict THAT William Elem.
ing. aged q years, and Japea Sc&nion, aged
10 years, came 30 their death on the 14sh of
August. by being accidentally killed by the
Calistoga train, on crossing near Vallejo,
and that We recommend that the engineer use
more caution in passing crossings IN the fu-
ture."
swIndler Arrested.
Los ANGELES, August 15th.-There was
arrested and jailed here to-day one Robert
PROXY, who was member of an 1. o. o. Z.
lodge in Mills Point. Tex, snd had an insur-
suraDce in the Legion of Honor for s., 600,
and jn the Knights of Honor for 50 600. He
played to drown himself last year at Santa
Monica, and tried to get the Insurance through
simulated widow, while he was working
few miles distant under the assumed rama OF
Osborne. He will be examined August 17tn.
Death OF an o d Characterization OF
Banner.
PETALUMA, August Is h.-Herman Baruh,
an old resident of PetaiuEoa. having resided
here since 1858, died yesterday morning, after
a few weeks Illness. Deceased was a native
Of France, aged 65 years.
Masonic Hall was crowded last evening, to
witness the conservation of the new banner Of
Mount Olivet Commsndery, No. 20, Of L eta
luna.
Stage Coach Overturned.
MERGED, August 10 h. - The Yosemite
stage upset near Eleven mile station yester-
day. Several passengers were severely IT,
jnred. The messenger from Big Trees came
IN this morning at 3 o'cloak to get DR.. Lee to
go and attend to the injured passer gers.
No details of the accident have yet been re.
csivsd.
Highwaymen In Yosemite.
MERGED, August 15th.-Tuesday Yo.
semitic stage driven by Doust, coming out Of
the valley, was stopped at Inspiration Point
by three masked hishwaymen. The passen.
gers, seven tourists. were stood up by the
rot ers and all their cash and jswelry taken.
The Oregon Railroad.
SHASTA, August 18th. = The bridge at
Spring creek, on the California and Oregon
Railroad, WAS compile ed Tuas3ay. The iron
rails wsre laid and the first engine crossed
yesterday.