Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-23

| one of the biggest upsets in mutuals seen
| this summer. Freda, the favorite, led
| handsomely ali the way round TO the last
| fur.ons- post, and was regarded as sure win
unr, when. TO the surprise of the spectators,
Eulogy, the rank fielder, shot past her like
ghost, and beat her two lengths. Divi-
| dcndS in mutuals. S2S CO."
Heavy Thunder Showers.
| New YORK, August 22d.-Hcavy thun-
der showers prevailed throughout the
Northeastern States yesterday, and there
was the usual widespread devastation.
| Houses were struck by lightning. barns
burned, cattle killed, streets flooded, rail
| roads washed out, etc The lightning
struck dozen houses in New York. Only
one fatality is reported
The Albion Bank Affair.
New YORK, August 22d.-The Albion
Bank affair and the subsequent develop
mentS continue to be the sensation of the
hour. Like all deialcationS. the story grows
worse and worse. Warner Is already shown
to have squandered half a million of Bur
rows money in Wall street and the banks
sate-door is not yet drilled open.
On What Terms He VIII Withdraw.
New York, August 22d-A special from
Boston says: Butler was recently asked BY
a Democratic committee on what terms he
would withdraw. He replied; You must
get Cleveland to withdraw and nominate
Thurman, and stop calling names"
Visitors Prohibited.
New YORK, August 22d.-Visitors will
henceforth be prohibited visiting the Bear
and Thetis at the Navy Yard. 1t seems
that innumerable small mementoes and
curiosities of the voyage have been stolen
by visitors.
Three Young Ladies Drowned.
New YORK, August 22d.-A special from
the Catskills says: Three young ladies'
Bridget Hayes, Annie Hayes and Mary Nc
Cabe-reSidents of New York, boarding at
q Catslill village, were drowned this morn
ing while bathing in CatSkill creek
Damaging Storm.
TROY, August 22d.-A heavy hail and
rain-storm occurred here and in this section
yesterday afternoon. Several houses were
struck by lightning. i number of persons
were injured by electric shocks One was
killed and another probably fatally hurt
AtCambridge several houses were unrOofed
Trouble Between White and CoIored
Miners.
DEs MONIES Iowa), August 22d.-Gov- |
ernor Sherman has. ON requsition from the
proper authorities, ordered Company c. cf
Muscatine, to the coal mines in keokuk |
county, where serious trouble is reported |
between white and colOrcd miners.
Free Postal Delivery in San Jose.
WASHINGTON. August 22d.-On October !
1st free delivery service will be established |
at the San Jose Postotfice. There will be |
five carriers.
Notable Death.
HUNTSVILLE Ala }, August 22d.-General |
Pope Walker first Secretary in Jefferson |
Davis Confederate Cabinet, and who gave
the order for firing on Fort Sumter, died at
his home here this morning, after a brief
illness.
Female Boat Race.
New YORK August 22d-A boat race |
occurred in the harbor yesterday betp cen |
Miss Mamie Mooney and Mrs. Thos Nolan |
The former won. Three tugs loaded with |
men and women accompanied the rowers |
There was great cheering at the result.
Business Failures.
New YORK, August 22d - Failures |
through the country in the last seven DAYS, |
2l9, as against 220 last week.