Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24

San Francisco Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 23d.-Therc is a
firm demand for money considering the dull
condition of business The general bank rate
is s, though the range is 7(G9. The savings
banks are lOaning on city real estate at CO.,.
Outside of bank circles, call loans are quoted at
Hos where the security is tirst-claSS. New York
is quiet at l5C for sight drafts and zoe for tele-
graphic transfers. Bankers are buying COM
meTcial bills on London at 497s6j5Od, and are
drawing their own bills at 495sd Refined silver
is quiet at l4lIMl3 per cent. discount. Mexican
dollars are S914@9Oc apiece.
The Veterans Home.
san FRANCISCO, September 23d-The Veto
rams Home Association tonight determined to
mortgage their property for 5000. Forty-eight
applications for admission were received.
The Races at stockton.
STOCKTON, September 23d.-The attendance at
the race track to-day numbered about 800.
The speed programme opened with Il district
running race, mile dash, for tWO-y eaT-OldS or
under, for Il purse of 500. The entries were: G.
W. Trahern's Laura T., by Joe Daniels; L. 7.
Lowry, of Fresno. Joe Walker and Jack Frost
and A. Miller of Sacramento Henrietta The
pools sold with Laura T. the iavortc at So
LowIy'S stables at 81, and Henrietta at s.. As
the horses passed under the wire Joe Walker
was first by half nose, Laura second, Jack
Frost third, and Henrietta fourth. Time, l49h
The next race was the Pacific coast trot for
horses of the 80 class, mile heats, three in five
for purse of $1,000 The entries were
James II, 10y George W BaylisS; La
Grange, by l.. J. Rose; Colonel Hawkins, by
J. d. Young: MEMO. bv 2. Farrell; Blanche, by
William Bhlr: Guy Wilkes. by J. \. Goldsmith.
The first heat was won by Guy Wilkes, Ia
Grange second, Hawkins third. Blanche fourth,
MEMO fifth, and James IL. distanced. Time
2.25 Guy Wilkes won the second heat easily III
2:24lz The third heat and race was won by
Guy Wilkes in 22G The third race was for
district tOur-ycar-olds, for a purse of 800 mile
heats, three in five. The starters were Jim Null
wanna, Ha Ila and Baby Mine. The first and
second heats were Won by Malvanna. Time,
2:39lI and 2:2%. Ia Ila was second. The
third, fourth and fifth heats were won by IIa
Ha. Time, 1919, PSI and 81.
The Twelfth District Fair.
LAKEroRT. September 23d.-The second an
nual fair of the Twelfth District, composed of
Mendocino and Lake counties, commenced
here to-day. The display of stock fruit and
vegetables is better than AT any previous ex-
hibition The attendance to-day has been good
for the first day. The annual address, by K. X.
Nichols, Of Lower Lake, was sensible and to the
point. and was listened u by 4 large and appre-
ciative audience. The first race was Il single
thrce-quarter- dash for a purse of 500. j.
+. HaWley named ITonWOod and Lou Raimey
named Billy Johnson. lronWOod won in l:l754.
The second race was haltmilc dash for Il
purse of 500 Lou. iaimcy entered Del PaSO,
John Poe entered EStclla Clark and II. Holman
entered Don Pedro Del Paso won the race and
money in 81. The next was q trOtting race, best
three in five, for premium Of 500 J. d. Adams
entered Floyd and ". C. u ii. Holman entered
Vixen. Floyd won the first heat i'll 2:59Il, the
second in 2:56il and the third and the race in
2:5Gl9.
Fire in Trucilee.
TEUcKFE, September 23d.-A fire last evening
destroyed five dwellings on River street, directly
back Of the Truckee Hotel. -Four of them be
longed TO G.. Marks, whose loss IS about - 200;
insured i'll the Phoenix Of London for 81 200.
The other belonged to Mrs Faucet. in whose
house the fire originated Her loss was $500; in
sured in the sun for 500 The fire was caused
by the explosion Of lamp.
Shasta County Republicans.
ANDERSON September 2&d.-Calyin Edgerton
opened the campaign here last night and was
well received by large and intelligent au-
dience There was a great deal of enthusiasm.
Earthquake in Lassen County.
St-sANvILLE September 23d.-Last night at
hGltpast . O'Clock. a ligh. >hDcI. oi EARTHQUAKE
was felt here, which lasted several seconds
The vibrations were short AID quick, from
south To north.
Arm Amputatcd.
NeFKA, September sd. - Otto, the cattle
stcGlcr, who was Shot yesterday by our city Mar
shall in resisting arrest, had his arm a1nputated
to-day. ana his life seems TO be in danger
y SiX-Kound Glove Fight.
STOCKTON. September cd glove fight to.
night between Charley Turner, of this city and
June Dennis of san Francisco. at Professor
loung Dutrhy's gymnasium. resulted in Ii vic
tory for Turner, who knocked Dennis ont in the
sixth round.
Collision on the Southern Pacific.
TEHAcHAII, September 23d.-Train -, freight.
and the emigraut bound north, after being scpa-
rated 10 set on. emptics, ran together and in
Iured thirty two box cars more or less No emf
grants ere hurt, but all were shook up some.
PetaIuma Republicans.
PETALUNA, September 25d.-The Republicans
are having one OF the graudeSt political demon
STATIONS ever witnessed here tonight. Hon A.
l. COnklin is til" principal speaker