Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-16

the license question. OF this number
twenty-five carried the $500 license, thirty
six carried the $500, and in only one town
was the $3.50 license adopted. The low IL
cense majority in this city is near 500
The result of the elections through the
State is a great surprise TO the brewers as
it was not thought that dozen places
would adopt the maximum figure.
The American Turf.
SHEEpsHEAD BAY, September 15th.-The
weather and track were good to-day, but
the attendance was light. The mile race
for all ages Avalon won, Editor second.
Colonel Sprague third. Time, 143!
The mile and quarter race for three
year-olds, Alta won, Greenfield second,
Rupert third. Time, 2:13.
The mile and seven-eighths race Enigma
won, Hidalgo second, Bob Miles third.
Time, 800.
handicap for year-olds, $500 added.
81 600 10 second 20 per cent. to third and
ten per cent. of the stakes, three-quarters
of mile. The starters were Almagam.
Elkwood, Charity Flava, Pocomoke, Scot
fish Lass, War-whoop, Blue Wing, Pure
Rye, Dewdrop, Preciosa, Ed Corrigan.
Bessie B., Fay, WaddeIl. Bryant Jennie B.,
Brown Duke, Flora l., Landsdowne, King
OF Norfolk and Inspector B. This was the
largest race as to starters and the largest
race as to money on this track this season.
and a more beautiful race could not be
witnessed by lovers of sport. Inspector i.
got OF, with Jennie b. and Dewdrop,
neck and neck In the back stretch
Dewdrop got the lead, with Jennie B.
and Charity Then Pure Rye got
place as third in the combination,
until the stretch was entered, when In
spector 3. made a rush for the front. but
fell short, as Dewdrop beat him BIZ three
lengths, Pocomoke being third, a length
behind. Time, 1:l6f.
The one and three-eighths miles race for
three-year-olds and upwards Sovereign Pat
won Wandering second, Sister third
Time, 2:05.
The one and one-eighth miles race for
threc-year-olds and upwards Highhight
won, Parole second, War Eagle third
Time, l:57!.
LEXINGTON RACES.
LEXINGTON, September 15th.-A continu.
alton of the fine weather has much i'm
proved the track. The attendance to-day
was excellent. The three-quarters of mile
race Elsie B. won, Violin second, Walter A.
third. Time, 1914. The three-quarters of
a mile race Sis Himyar won, Mamie Hunt
SNNCAANti ' ~ tAilih u. Inc. 1lo4. L nt lllllG
ANA quarter race Hazaras won, Leponto
second, Tennessee third. Time, 2:l7i
AT BEACON PARK.
BosToN, September 15th.-The attend
ance at the first days races Of the Septem-
Der meeting at Beacon Park was good, and
the track fair. The class 235 race Jane Il.
won, George L. second, Nellie Gray third,
Newsboy fourth. Best time, 2:26! The
class 2:l9 race Judge Davis won. Felix
second, Billy Button third. Best time,
2:224 The class 2:lS race, pacing was I'M
finished. Toledo Girl took both heats
Best time, 2:162
Desperate Shooting Affray-Two Men
Killed.
LOUISVILLE, September 15th.-A Courier
Journal special says A desperate shooting
atiraY took place at Owingsville KY, which
resulted in the death of Nose and James
Ballard, brothers of Jack Ballard. who had
lust been sentenced to twenty years inn
prisonment for killing William Spencer
last spring. The jury had Just brought in
the verdict, and the prisoner was being re-
turned to Jail, when Nose and James
opened fire upon the guard, who returned
the fire, killing both men instantly. Jack
Ballard escaped during the fight, but was
re-captured. Great excitement prevails
and further violence may occur. The guard
escaped unhurt.
The Curleys in New York.
New YORK, September 15th.-The Tii6-
nte says: Mr.. and Mrs. Curley arrived
from Dublin on their way to Chicago and
are now staying with friends in Ryerson
street, Brooklyn, which has become quite
a rendezvous for dynamiters and Invinci-
bles in the last few days. 0'Donovan
Rosa, Dick Short and others of the
dynamite school, met them on their arrival
and gave them a warm welcome we
shall never forget your brave husband,
Mrs. Curley," Rosa said, as he shook
hands with the woman; in striking at
England he struck a blow also at that talk
ing and parliamentary policy which is
keeping our people in slavery. His name
| is cherished by the Nationalist of America
and will always be-" Mrs Curley then be-
gan to cry. The brave husband referred
| to is one of the four men identified with
| the killing of Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr.. Burke, in Phoenix Park, Dublin
namely, Daniel Curley. Mrs. Curley is his
wife, and Mr.. Curley is his father.
New York Republicans.
NEW York, September 15th-The Tiib-
| tuie says: The Republicans in Auburn are
convinced that they have among them Just
the man the party is looking for as a can
didate for Governor this fail. He is Gen
| eral ", II. Seward. son of Secretary Sew
| ard. As an officer of the war, a business
man and friend, his neighbors declare he
cannot be surpassed. A brisk canvass is
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