Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-25

coed. Again in 1856. many Poles, who claimed
to be near or remote relatives of the General.
tried their utmost to find the will. They claimed
To have learned that the General ordered in his
will that his money, with all interest should be
undisturbed for fifty years from the date OF the
will, and that those millions, with interest for
half a century, were then to be distributed in
lSSS to his heirs. The death record and the
record of the Probate Court, both at Boston aud
this city, have been repeatedly searched, but
no traces Of General Sulkovsky anu "a ms mill
ions have been found, and the Cars Govern
ment has been informed accordingly. But the
hosts of claimants are not satisfied The nearer
1883 comes the more excited are General Sui
kovsky's heirs. There are about one dozen law
yers in the employ of the heirs. About two
years ago the Russian Consul in this city pub
lished in the Sun an advertisement asking the
American public for any information of General
Sulkoysky. No definite information was OBJ
tanned, but from that time Polish mathema-
ticians began computing the compound interest
on 45, 100000.
The American Turf.
SARATOGA N. W, July 24th.-The first race to-
day Cleaner won, Swinney second, McCloskey
third, Renwick last. Time. 1:47. In the second
third. Neshannock last. Time. POI. In the
third race Blaises was FIRST Chanticleer second,
George L. third. Time, 2:551&.
NEW YORK, July 2ith.-At the Monmouth
Park races to-day the track was heavy in conse
auence of last nights Storm but the attendance
was large. The first race, for three-year-olds
and upwards, one mile and q flrlong, was won
by Duplex, Little Minch second, Pinafore third.
Time, Dol. In the second race, for two-year-
olds, selling allowances, three-quarters of
mile. Mystic was never headed, winning by q
length, Macheas second, Marvel third. Time
1909 The third race Navisink handi-
cap one mile and half, Drake Carter won
Monitor second, .Byrnes third. Time, 2:4SA.
The fourth race, u free handicap sweepstakes
one mile and half fiIrlong. Heel and Toe Won
Hartford second. Herbert third. Time, 1;5S. In
the fifth race, selling allowances three-quarters
of mile, Sister and Rosiere ran dead heat for
first place, Alanoke third. Time, 1:l712 Sister
won by three lengths i'll a run off with Rosere
the only other starter Time, 1:15. The sixth
contest was Il match race for 81 900, three-quar
tiers of a mile, between East Lynne and Cricket
East Lynne led from the start, and won by Il
length and a half. Time, 1:1S12. The seventh
race, Il handicap hurdle, one mile and quarter
Beaver Wyck won, Bully second, Donanetta
third. Time, 224 At the last hurdle Compro-
mise stumbled and fell upon Williams, his
jockey, and when reached the horse was found
dead and Williams unconscious, and probably
fatally injured.
The Arctic Heroes.
WASHINGTON. July 2ith.-The Chief Signal
Officer has addressed letter to the relatives of
the dead members of the Greedy party, advising
them that the bodies will be landed at Gov
errors Island New York about August lst
The United States will bear the expense of the
transportation of the bodies to such places as
the relatives in each case may select for inter
ment as well as the costs of burial; but the ex-
penses for the journeys of the relatives cannot
be paid by the Government.
A PUBLIC RECEPTION UNADvIsABLE.
NEwBuRYPoIT (Mass) July 2ith - Mayor
Johnson has received the following dispatch:
Accept my grateful thanks for your kindly in
tentiOns. The surgeon thinks public recep-
ton unadvisGble ON account of my physical
weakness | shall most gladly greet all ny
fcllow-citizens during my sojourn in Newbury-
port. \. w. GREEDY.
M.
stand from which Lieutenant Greedy will re-
view the procession, and arrangements i'll con-
formity of the above dispatch will be made.
Efforts are being made to have the Bear come
from Portsmouth here with the guests on board
on the day of the reception.
Dynamite to be Used by the Cuban Rev
olutiOnists.
NEW YORK, July Embellishments of an i'm
portant character concerning the plans of the
socalled Cuban revolutiOniStS have lust been
made in this city. it is reported by good author
ity 1t appears that the revolutionary leaders
have determined upon initiating the Irish dy-
namiters by using what is styled the Resources
| of Civilization" Dynamite in enormous guam.
titles has been bought in this city, and much OF
| it has been shipped to the military supply depot
dence. 1t is said that the conspirators have
| been for several weeks in negotiation for the
| purchase of one thousand pounds of dynamite
| The only circumstance which delayed the clos
| ing of this contract is the question as to the
quantities in which the stuff should be put up
| and the manner in which it should be shipped
The discoveries made by detectives have just
| been reported TO Secretary Folger. 1t was said
| yesterday that Aguillo, Macero and Conradel
| had within a few days past come 10 this city
and were stopping with friends.
The Colorado Indian Trouble.
DURANGO, July 24th.-The town was greatly
| excited to-day over the arrival of Red Jacket
with forty warriors highly painted and heavily
| armed. The City Marshal arrested one of them
| for carrying fire arms, but was knocked down
| by other Indians. The Indians then mounted
| their horses and started to leave town. Several
| citizens and cattle-men gave chase, and run
| ming fight was kept up for two miles, when the
| Indians succeeded in getting out of range Some
| twenty shots were fired by both sides, but nc
| one was injured as far as known. The citizens
have asked for troops to keep the Indians on the
| reservation and away from town. The cattle
| men of southern Colorado are very Indignant
over the late losses of cattle and horses and the
| burning of their company outfits. There will be
| Il general war between them and the Indian:
| unless something is speedily done to protect
| their interests from the thieving bands of Utes
The Alleged Yellow Fever Case in New
| Orleans.
| NEW ORLEANS, July 2ith.-Director Burke, OF
| the WOrld's Exposition, sends the following il
regard to the alleged yellow fever case:
NEW ORLEANS July %, 1884
The Board of Health reported II suspicious case
| of yellow fever, and DR.. Bemiss of the National
| Board OF Health; Dr. Godfrey, OF the Marine
| Hospital Service; DR.. Finney, ex-Quarantine
| Officer; DR.. Solomon and President Hail. of the
Louisiana Board of Health, were appointed d
| commission to investigate and to cause a post
| mortem examinationto be made DR.. Chemit
| Pathologist of Charity Hospital, made the micro
| scopical examination, and upon his report and
| the statement of the commission the Board OF
| Health declares that the report of yellow fever
| is not confirmed. DrS Godfrey, Fnncy and
| solomon also declares that the case is not vel.
| low fever. Z. \. BURKE,
Dircctor-General.
| RnrcI,nr Aror.