Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-10

tiilu. 1ilue, A.oo. L ne lille ana quarter
race Himalaya won, Choctaw second, Pam
Pero third. Time, 2:12!. The mile race
Walltlower won, st. Paul, Tapped by Topsy,
second. Time, 1:46!. The three.auarters
of a mile race for three-year-olds and up
wards Jim Renwick won, Cricket second,
Giroha third. Time, 1:19. The steeple
chase, over the full course, Charlemagne
won, Rose second, West Wind (the only
other starter) not placed. Time, 4:19..
New YORK, June 10th-A. M.-The
World says of the fifth race at Jerome Park
yesterday: Cricket, Girofa, Jim Renwick
and Wandering showed the yav from the
start to and around the south field. At the
turn into the homeStretch Jim Renwick
reached the front, and coming away won
easily by two lengths, followed bv Cricket
hall length in front of Giroha, with Wan
dering and Judge Griffith well up. OF the
others, Sussex and Aurelius fell, neither
boys nor horses being seriously hurt. The
winner was not sold.
ST. Louis, June 9th.-The weather was
fine to-day, the track fast and the attend
ance fair The mile and an eighth race for
all ages Santa Claus won, Musk second
Bonnie 5. third. Time, 1:574. The mile
and a half race for three-year-old fIlies
Lady Hayward won, Exile second, Mission
Belle third. Time, Dab. The three
quarters of mile race for maiden two
year-olds Spaldie won, EstrelIa second
Adrian third. Time, 1:16}. The mile and
an eighth race for all ages Tom Martin
won, Powhattan second, Bootblack third
Time, 1861. The mile and quarter race
Whizgig won, Virgie Hearne second
Doubt third. Time, PHI.
Honoring General Logan.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9th = The Pres,
says The veteran soldiers of Washington
succeeded in giving General Logan the sa-
lutte they desired, notwithstanding the
many obstacles put in their way In the
first place the General himself wanted tc
avoid public demonstration; then the au.
thorities would grant permission for the
firing OF twenty-one guns only, and finally
money was needed to pay for the powder
and cannon. All these difficulties were
overcome, however. The soldiers took il
upon themselves to disregard the wishes OF
their old commander and Governor Cam.
eron granted permit for firing 103 guns
on the Virginia shore of the Potomac the
Cincinnati Commercial raised the money
$4,000 by 10-cent subscriptions, and with
suitable cannon procured the salute was
fired.
Obsequies of the Murdered Chinaman
New YORK, June 9th-The funeral of Al
Mon, the murdered Chinaman, took place
from the Bowery Mission this afternoon
Not over thirty Cinnamon were present
the police claiming that others were fright
ened by All Mons murder. The four &c.
lestial pall-bearerS wore black hats anC
white gloves. The services consisted O.
prayers, selections from the Scriptures anC
hymns, in the singing of which the China
men joined heartily. As the coffin, which
was of rich rosewood, with large silver
handles, was being taken out of the chape
to the hearse, the hoodlums, who haC
gathered in great force on the sidewalk
Kissed. Mott street was crowded witt
Cinnamon all day, most of them in Sun
day garb. The remains were taken tC
Evergreen Cemetery, where the Episcopa
burial service was read The heaTse was
followed by seven carriages, containing
friends of the deceased. Rev j. d. Hart
well, missionary from San Francisco, was
present.
Two Men Hanged by Mob.
GALVESTON, June 9th.-A Bonham Tex.
special to the Ne1cS says: At 3 o'clock this
morning a masked mob of 100 men aroused
the jailer at the end of a Winchester rifle
and demanded the keys of the prison The
spokesman of the party received the keys
and proceeded to the cell occupied by Eli
and Sam Dyer, charged with the murder Of
Sheriff Ragsdale and Deputy Sheriff Blu.
chanan on the 18th ultimo The prisoners
were brought out, carried few hundred
yards from the jail and hanged to a tree.
a Theatrical Manager Fined for Pre-
family.
Boston, June 9th.-John Stetson, the
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into the dock of the Municipal Court YES
terday morning to answer to the charge Of
being prolane on the street He listened
as though intensely interested while the
Clerk of the Court arraigned him. He
pleaded guilty nonchalantly, and paid q
fine of 50 and costs.
Sitting Bull in the "Show Business"
BISMARCK Dakota, June 9th.-Sittine
Bull and six other Sioux warriors of dis
tinction left for the East this evening. tc
Join wild west show. In an interview Sit
ting Bull stated that he is very anxious to
see the new Great Father cleveland and
the Great Fathers head man LAMAR.
Locusts in Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, June 9th.-Locusts have
appeared on the ridges north of this city,
Their numbers are increasing, and all the
SIll uDDCIN anu lICtS, anu every green Cd
iect, is covered with them. In some local
tiles they are so numerous that all other
sounds are drowned by their noise. To-
day they began moving into the valley
and are spreading through the lowland
farms. They appeared in this country Il
years ago, and destroyed nearly all vege-
tation.
Smallpox on Shipboard.
New YORK. June 9th.-The steerage pas
sengers of the steamer Weser, numbering
SS7, among whom smallpox made its APP
pearance, were all taken to Wards Island
and quarantined to-day.
Drunken Indians on the Rampage in
Montana.
HELENA, June 9th.-A party of ten
drunken Indians to-day attacked eight
men working at White sawmill, four miles
this side of the Gregory mill. Two men
are still missing, and a hunt has been in
stituted. The Indians had been camping
there several days, and seemed friendly
while sober.
Resigned to Avoid Being Retired on a
Pension.
New YORK, June h.-Superintendent
OF Police Walling, one of the oldest and
best known police officials in the country.
resigned to-day, to avoid being retired on a
pension, under the provisions of law re-
Gently passed by the State Legislature In
spector Murray succeeds him.
The Silver Problem.
LONDON, June 9th.-The Pail Mall Gazette
states that Del Mar, in an interview, said
that President Cleveland left the practical
treatment of the silver question to Secre-
tary Manning, whose mind is fixed on the
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