Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-11

viewed by reporter this evening. He did
not deny that he had served term in the
penitentiary in early life. A meeting OF
the vestrymen of st. Marys is in session
tonight.
California Horses Win Three Out of Five
Races at st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, June 10th.-The weather was
fine to-day, the track good, and the attend
ance large. Among those present was Sec
rotary Bayard. The California bred horses
won three of the five events. The three
quarters OF mile race for all ages Jim
Douglas won, Pearl Jennings second, John
Davis third. Time, lis. The mile and a
Katie Fletcher third. Katie Fletcher was
given second place, Valet being placed last,
for crowding the filly against the rail near
the finish. Time, I'll The mile and
three-eighths race for three-year-olds Vo-
lante won, Bootblack second, Rapido third.
The six furlongs race for two-year-olds
Santa Anita Belle won, Bankrupt second,
Blue Wing third. Time, 1:171 The mile
race for three-year- and upwards King
Kyrle won, Ida Hope second.
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dav for California horses and tbe;r RAISES
are being sounded at ali corners lin
DOUGLAS won the first race somewhat easiIv
from Pearl Jennings and a GOOD field L..
man then won the mile and ouarter race
Violet. the fayorite, finished second hnt
was DISQUALIFIED fol- a foul. The third race
the first of three stakes on the cards ,; was
the Street Railway stakes for tbraa.,,ear-
oIds mile and three fnrlongs ara VI
1ante With odds at II to ( aoainst him hin, Won
right from the start the aeat poo ~.
Hack faiIinp To roach him :, tbe
stretch The NEXT race was +bn Fai1
directors stoles for two-,.esr.oIds To-
Quarters of a mile If had nine sfortorS
with RanIrnnt nenalized seven nonnds
but he was made fine favorite hnf at The
finish RaldWin'S Santa Anita Relic was in
front. The odds were fifteen to one against
her, but it is said that the stable backed heI
to win good sum. The well known East
ern rider, Cyrus Holloway, rode the three
CalifornianS, and was naturally highly
elated with his success. The days racing
ended with the st. Louis Hotel stakes, al
weller weights, one mile, which King
Kyrle, at 113 pounds, won quite easily in
1:45-good time for the weight
Jim Renwicls,s Success.
Npw yonv limo 1oth Tho c.oo,.tioo
I'LL nf tbo VOC IaSt VIZ
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81 ii,all "a ;,iio ':oguii. 1T f oIE
time to time hide Griffith with Nc.
Tanoblin nm and Wandering r;dde, IN
nv Dnffy Carried considerable money fnI
tie talent lin Renwick GOT off in the
lead but Rlavlock fool, him hack ard
allowed Cricket and GiroAa 70 set fine mace
hut on tbe homestrefch Renwirlx ror,
tbro,,rb his horses os tho,lab stondino and
won easily
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NEW YORK, June loth'-Mr. webster
one oi tne p'toilsliers VINO nave charge o.
Grant 5 book, declined to speak OF the man;
nef IN winch the puDllc became acquainted
with extracts from the DOCK, and beyond
StatlnS tnat ne had maze them Tor inc
benefit OF ms canyassers, he would say nc
more. lie thought II was al Tor the best
lie confirms the information, Obtained
elsewhere, that the entire book Is COM
pleted, Dtt SAID that Grant had not yet seer
the last OF the proofs. wanted TO cal
Gne oook 1erS0nal memoirs OF Genera
l.: >. Grant, Written by Himself, salo
webster Dut the General cut the lltlt
down 10 lis present shape, PERSONAL Me-
molrs OF l. ,. Grant. The first volume
Will be issued ID December; the second IL
March
Inc hos'die Apaches'
WASHINGTON, June lOth.-ln a telegram
dated Fort Bayard, n. NJ, on the 9th inst.
Colonel Bradley states that it is certain that
the hostile Apaches are making Tor Mexico
via the stem Peak range. The troops anC
scouts are stationed III stems pass, Doubt
lul canyon ana the san LosiS valley, to IN
teTcept thein. l h4er GATE OF Denlng, June
oth, General crook teieSraphS; Prepara
uonS 10 operate against the hostlles. II
ACCORDANCE win my telegram OF the 9th
should De mace with the least possible De
lay In my judgment, as a rule the lndl
ans mus lar nave only Killed citizens 10 gel
arms; arms; ETC; put IL a!5Gf some OF thclr mum
per nave oeeh Killed tlie INDIANS are
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