Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-11
WHOLE NO. 1O,345.

Mexico is cut Off A bridge on the Southern Pa
clilc west OF Yuma, was washed out, cutting of
communication between here and California.
This sewers all railroad communication. No
eastern mails are arriving and the prospects Of
an early subsidenee of the flood are unprom-
Using.
International Dog SHOW.
CHICAGO June l0th.-The second interna-
tional bench show of dogs opened here to-day.
lhere are about 500 dogs in Is claSSeS-Sporting
ana transporting. Nearly all the States of the
Omon, England, Scotland, France and Canada
are represented. Following are the principal
nrSt premiums awarded to-day Champion
English setter dogs, Paul Gladstone owned by
W T. Gates, of Memphis, Tennessee; valued at
S5,uOu- Extra champion English setter bitches,
IiiI SnIilll9on m Dldo second; owned by ". h. shat
tuck. OF Cincinnati Dido is a noted prizc-win-
ner and is valued at $4,000.
Annual Regatta.
NEW YORK. June l0th-Thc nineteenth an
nu0i regatta of the Atlantic Yacht Club to-day
was the most successful in some ycarS. Twenty
seven yachts started. The winners were Glass
\, Grayling: class b, Triton and Agnes class G,
MlSchei and Fannie; class d. Fauita and Roan;
class +, Crocodile class I, Romeyn and Daisy;
class q, Amazon and Fanita George GOuld's
yacht also won the Livingston memorial prize.
Tariff Reform League.
NEW lOIK, June l0th.-A tariff rcforn league
was formed here today, with W. Z. Anderson,
OF the Rochester University. as President The
ce-presidentS include Henry Ward Beecher
George William Curtis and Ex-Governor Robin
son. The league is TO hold an annual convention.
Addresses were made by David \. Wells, Gen
ernt Deyinc, Thomas &. sherman ana others,
and Mr.. Wells was requested To frame pamphlet
on the tariff question, TO De distributed among
the people.
Reports Probably Exaggerated.
NANKToN, June l0th.-latcr information from
the Gauktun Agency makes it appear that the
| reports OF fighting ut the Rosebud Agency were
caused 10y last weeks difficulty. in which three
Indians wCry shot by other Indians The Agent
AT Rosebud sent runners to the Gauktou Agency
with the news. The opinion is that She reports
are greatly exaggerated
Another Negro Killed.
WINSLoW (TcNl June lOth-A ues-o named
Joe brltt attempted TO outrage little twelve
ycArold white girl carly sunday morning.
Britt escaped for the time being. but was ar
rested yesterday and identified 10y the childs
mother. At O'Clock this morning mob of
fifteen citizens visited the cNlaboose, broke open
the doors. and shot the negro between the eyes
with rifles killing him instantly No arrests
have been made
The Country's Winter Wheat.
WASHNGToN, June l0th.-Thc June crop re-
port of the Agricultural Bureau shows THAI the
condition of the winter wheat continues at the
high average OF 90 against 9i month ago.
The Ohio Contested Election Case.
WASHINGTON, June i0th.-The House Commit
tee on Elections in the Ohio contested election
case of Campbell vs.. Morey, by a vote ot $ 20 !,
NGlttt 10 IElNtt III ilN OF Ni ulsttluN ibItN ana
seating the contestant
Lucky Laborers.
LoUtsvIIIE. June lUth.-John and Charles
Kennedy two labOrcrS of this city. have re-
ceived word that they have fallen heirs 20 about
600 from an uncle who lately died in Aus
tralia The uncle formerly lived in Louisville.
but lett suddenly, and for thirty years has not
been heard of.
Arrested for Selling Pool Tickets.
NEW YORK, June lOth.-IOhn r. Kelly, a mem
her of the we'll known book-makiug fun of
Kelly " Bliss. has been arrested ON charge of
violating the laws in regard TO selling pool tick
cts at the Jerome Park races.
Great Fire in st. Paul.
ST PAUL (AIinn), June llth-A. M.-The Union
depot is burning, The fire caught in the kitchen
of the restaurant connected with the depot,
which is located ON the third floor The fire
spread so rapidly that twenty waitergirS and
employees, connected with the restaurant,
escaped with only their night-clothes. The loss
upon the depot viii be in The neighuorhood of
$4,000 There are fears of the fire spreading to
the immense wholesale grocery houses which
fill the block.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
ST. PAUL, June 11th-A. M.-The fire is now
under control No danger to other buildings
The fire is confined to the depot building and
the sheds will be used as a depot for the pres
eut