Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-02
WHOLE NO. 10,363.


nauour thlrd Time, 1G4%. In the Oakwood
handicap sweepstakes, for all ages, mile and
iurlong, Fosteral won, Adalane second, Rapture
Cleaner won, Bonnie Australian second Lizzie
s third. Best time, 1:4594 The steepleehase
race, over the full course, Major Picket won.
minutes
The sullivan-Mitchem Sell.
New YORK, July lSt.-The World prints a long
INST OF those present at the tstic fzzle' among
ers city officers. and AsSemblymen Senators,
brokers. politicians and FenianS. The follow
ing are a few of the names given c. A. and Paul
Dana, }. K keene, Lord Abercrombie Joe Co.
burn, Shang Broper. W Diefier. of Montana.
Fred Gebhardt From this il appears Fred
Gebhardt is in New York and not in California
on MS way 70 the Yosemite with Mrs. Langtry,
as reported by some OF the papers.-EDIToR REC
oRp,l MON. Harry Hin, Fred May Lord Man
devllle, John Ste,son, Shed Shook and f. $
Stokes.
Fierce Prize Fight.
NEW YORK, July lst-Iack Keenan,. of Phila-
delphia, and Frank White, proprietor of the
Champions Rest in this city, both noted
light weights, fought thirteen rounds after mid
night this morning in n private room in the
Bowcry, White knocking Keenan, iuseusibe in
the last round. Keenan, provoked the fight by
rushing into a saloon with his friends and chai-
longing White only few friends of both par
ties were present The police were conveniently
absent. Il is said II was the tierceSt fight seen
here tor q long time.
The iowa railroad Accident.
EEoKrE. luly lst.-In the wreck of the con
stFUctiOu train on the Chicago Burlington and
Kansas City Railway, by falling through the
/ Grand river bridge last night, from twenty tn
4 twenty-five men were prcClpitatCd into the
stream. tho aii being from forty to inv feet
and from ten 20 hitccu men were more or less
| injured. Several of these may die Fred.
Young, of Milan, No, and John Long. of sum
nCr, were killed. and it is reported that three
other bodies have been taken from the wreck by
divers NJ worl, to-day.
Central Pacific.
NEW YORK. July lst.-C. = Huntington said to
a NHC reportc.: " Il IL not true that Z uorruwe cd
several millions from Spcycr S Co some days
since. | borrowed a couple hundred thousand
dollars from that firm, but that has been fixed.
We have arranged To meet all the Central Pacific
obligations as they come due and the pay car is
not 70 hc held back NJ all Our railroad lines
and steamboat lines are now earning $4,000
daily. and as for borrowing money 7 have not
yet had 10 go TO Il third man for what wanted
New York stock Market.
New NoEK July lst.-Stoc&S opened steady.
at noon became weak and declined - 20 lhs,
Lake shore. Western Union, Union Pacific aud
81. Paul the greatest sufferers, Near O'Clock u
rally OF q 90 took place, the latter Union Pa
cihe Business quiet.
New YORK. July ist.-Central Pacific -:
Burlington, i.si Northern Pacific. H. do pre-
icrrcd iNt-. Northwestern, Si51 New York Cen
tral, q Oregon Transcoutinental, -. Ore
gou Railway ana Navigation, 20 Pacific Mail,
40; Panuna, 81. 81. Louis and san Francisco.
( li$4 Texas Pacific. "a: Union Pacific 2Hi5;
Wells, Fargo Il CO.'S Express 100; Western
| Union, 5ll2.
/ NEW YORK, July Ist.-Stocks are strong and
! brisk and demand higher prices Central Pa
| ciiic advanced to 81, MisSOuri-Pacilc to VS..
| Pacific Mail % 40$i, Oregon Navigation to 7SlS
bid Erie TO IL and Western Union 60 56i.. The
market closed strong.
Another Baby Farm Discovered.
| NEW YORK. July Ist.-Anothcr baby farming
! establishment has been discovered here. 4
/ Deputy Coroner made an investigation of the
! cause of the death of a child there, and said it
| was genuine case of baby farming. 81. Vim
/ cent De Paul Nursery is the name given. IL is
| kept by colored woman named Mary Josephine
/ Ward. The child, Josephine CreepS. was fear
! fully emaciated, and almost skeleton. Mrs.
! Ward explained that the child had been born
/ prematurely, and that its mother seemed to be
a victim of malpractice She said the Nursery
was incorporated by the Legislature December
/, lss2. and had an Advisory Board of five la
dieS-fOur white and one COlored Two doctors
were advisers of the Nursery, and another doc
tor was its President.
The Sea Serpent Seen Again.
New YORK, July lst-A Boston special saws:
The most detailed aud authoritative description
OF Il sea serpent yet given is furnished by six
residents of Georgetown, Mass They all agree
they saw it going from them. make II turn and
describe circle, and all were satisfied that it
was monster of the snake species, not less than
fifty feet long. They sober, trustworthy
men, not given to drink not creduOus or easily
excited. and did not see some little thing and
imagine the rest. The names of the men are
given.
j. G.. Bennett Sued for Damages.
NEW YORK, July 1St.-A cable special says:
Captain Clark, of Boston, has sued j. G. Ben
nett for S25, 600 damages, claiming that Bennett
in 1852 engaged him to assist in forming a Cable
| Company, and that Clark was to receive salary
| of $4,000, and did receive some payments, but
Bennett soon formed an alliance with Mackay,
out of which the Commercial Cable Company
grew and Clark was left, as he alleges, without
employment and compensation.
Chance for Jay-Eye-See and Chngstone.
| CLEVELAND, July lst.-The Cleveland Driving
Park Company offers purse of a 600 to Jay Eye
See and Clingstonc, both to enter and start on
| Thursday, July 3lst The race to be mile heats
in harness. best three in five, and the winner
takes the whole purse. Entries to close July Sth,
and must be accompanied by forfeit of 81 600
for appearance at the post, to be paid to the
horse appearing ready for the start If both
horses start, the forfeit money is TO be refunded
Each party to select one judge, and they to Sc
lect third. The usual weather clause condi-
tion is inserted regarding postponement
Army of Tennessee Reunion.
MINNEAPOLIS, July lst-The annual meeting
of the Army of Tennessee will be held at Lake
Minnetouka August 18th and 1ith. Sherman
and Grant viii be present. The latter will de
| liver what may be his farewell address to the
army and people.
Allan Pinkcrton Dead.
CHICAGO, July lst.-Allan Pinkerton, the ia
}
had been gradually sinking from the effects ofa
malarial fever contracted some weeks ago while
on visit to the South. His physicians virtu-
ally abandoned hope late last night. Deceased
was unconscious when he died He was born
in 1919 at Glasgow, Scotland, where his father
was sergeant OF police.
Tired of Living"
HELENA (Mont) July 1st.-G. W. Dean. of
Omaha, suicded with morphine at the Interna-
tional Hotel this morning. He left note saying
that nobody was to blame. He was tired of
living.
Furious Storm in New York.
ITHACA. July lst-After an exceedingly hot
day, a rain and hail-storm, terrific in force and
gathering all the afternoon, struck this village
tonight Water fell in sheets, flooding the
streets. The principal streets filed with
fallen trees, and great alarm was caused. No
lives were lost
Destruction by Fire.
ENPoRIUM pa, July 1st.-This morning some
freight cars came in collision with number of
coal oil cars standing on Il side track at Drift
wood. The oil caught fire. and fifteen buildings.
mostly business places. were destroyed. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, s2O,0C0.
Combinations by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July 1st.-The Senate to-day
made the following combinations: Registers Of
Land Offces-James NJ. Armstrong Spokane
Falls, w. T.; Charles A. Withenell, Carson City
Ney. John ". Meldrum, Surveyor General OF
Wyoming Chester Thomas, of Topeka, Re
ceiyer OF Public Moneys at Prescott, A. T.
Blaine Delivers Diplomas.
AUGUSTA (Me.), July lSt.-James G. Blaine de-
livered the diplomas to the graduating class of
HallOWell Classical and Scientific Academy this
afternoon He accompanied the ceremony with
brief review of the history and progress OF the
institution. Blaine is one of its founders. and
for many years was President of Board OF Trus-
tees. He goes to Watervilie tomorrow to attend
the commencement eXCrcises of Colby Uni
versity.
FiIibusier Convicted.
KEY WEST (Fla.), July 1st.-Daiz a Cuban who
returned in the schooner Shavers, was convicted
today of violating the neutrality laws by aiding
in fitting out an armed expedition against u
friendly power. The jury were out only sufli-
clently long to take good dinner.
Girl Outraged by Negroes.
NEW YORK, July 1st.-Miss Lizzie Kemp, pass
ing East Twenty fourth street tonight about 10
O'clock was seized by two colored men and
dragged INTO stable, gagged and outraged. She
struggled and fought desperately, but in vain
The ScoundreiS were about to escape when the
girl tore the bandage from her mouth and
raised an outcry which brought assistance. One
OF the men WAS captured and gave the name of
Charles Hanson, but the other man got Off.
Miss Kemp was taken to the hospital, where she
lies i'll Il critical condition.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Cholera.
BERLIN July 1St.-Dr. Koch Chairman of the