Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-14

Following are the entries received by 7.
J. Sherwood, Secretary of the Thirteenth
District Agricultural Society, for the races
of that Association, which commence Au-
gust 2Gth, and continue five days. The
! District includes the counties of Sacra-
mento Suffer, Yolo and Yuba:
No l-Trotting; 300 class P W. Dud-
| leys Baby Mine. c. Schlutius' Lucy H., J.
b. McDonald's Yuba Maid, James Little
johns Chris.
No. 3-Trotting; for three-year-olds.
Charles Sherman's Chevaher g. w James
Peyton, w. F. Smiths Pansy, P. w bud
leys Elite, Chas. Schlutius Griselda.
No. 5-Trotting; for four year-olds. w.
f. Smiths Thapsin, J. F. Schaeffers
Happy Jim, J.. B. McDonald's Yuba Maid.
No. 6-Trotting; 2:40 class. James Lit
tleiohn's Chris, ]. B. McDonalds Brigade.
No. S-Trotting; district yearlings. G.
f. Taylor's Trevati, NJ. Tomeys Transit
No. 9-Trotting; 2:24 class w. b. Tod
hunters Huntress, w F. Smiths Adair.
No. 10-Trotting for -year-olds. S.
X Trefry's Apex, Charles Sherman's
| George W., W p Harkey's Suffer Boy, e.
c. jenkins Mill Boy
No. u-Trotting; 80 class T. V.
Spencer's Belle Spencer, W. NJ. Johnson's
Fred Arnold, w. II. L. Smiths Ralph B.,
J. T. McIntoshs Telegraph, J. B. McDon-
AIDS Hazel Kirke.
No. 12-Pacng free for all NJ. F. Odells
hunters Nevada j. T. McIntosh's Fred
Alderman, P. w. Dudley's Robert f.
4 PANIC.-Iate yesterday forenoon por-
ton of second floor of one of the build
ings on Front street occupied by the Capt.
tai Packing Company gave way under the
weight of thousands of empty tin cans
stored upon it, and fell to the first floor,
which was partly broken through The
noise created a panic among the 200 en-
ployes OF the institution, and in their efforts
to rush ont into the street several women
and children were bruised and scratched,
but none received serious injury. AT the
time of the accident two or three male en-
ployeS were beneath the floor that broke
through, but the cracking of the timbcrs
warned them in sufficient season to allow
them to escape. The cannery occupies three
distinct buildings, adjoining each other,
and the accident was in the one nearest K
street, on the first floor of which the office
is situated The floor broke about twenty
feet back of the office, and hole was ere
ated about sixty feet long by twenty feet
wide. Few people were employed in that
no one was much hurt. The damage will
not amount to great deal, and the business
of the establishment was interrupted but a
few minutes.
BARwIcK's REPoBT.-The Signal Service
reports show the temperature, wind and
weather yesterday at II NJ. to have been:
For Olympia, $50, southwest and cloudy
Portland, 7S0, south and cloudy; Fort
Candy, so, west and cloudy; Roseburg, $50,
west and clear; Cape Mendocino, 63o north
and fair; Red Bluff, go, southeast and
clear; Sacramento $40, southwest and
clear; San Francisco, 90, west and clear;
Los Angeles, $40, west and clear; San
Diego, 100, northwest and clear; Salt Lake,
$40, east and cloudy; Cheyenne, 760, east
and fair; Denver, so, southeast and threat
ening; North Platte, 78o, east and fair;
Omaha. TO, southeast and fair; Yankton,
40, southeast and cloudy.
ASSISTANT TREAsURER.-A circular issued
N. IL ~ 7 ID