Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-19

in going on a strike, and to denounce
some of their designing leaders. Here
copies of the Netcs were burned by the
mob, amid pandemonium of jeers and
yells of derision and defiance The crowd
proceeded up Sixteenth street, and at
Shedds store another halt was made and
the same programme was gone through
with. 1t appears that Shedd recently dis
charged a saleslady who belonged to the
woman's branch of the Knights of Labor
organization, without asking the consent of
that body. Circulars commanding the
reader to boycott Shedd's store and boycott
the Ne,cs were distributed everywhere,
Talks with large number of the best citi-
zens to-day, prove that whatever sympathy
the strikers may have retained up to this
time has been lost by the riotous conduct
of this morning. No arrests have vet been
made.
The Louisville Races-Another Victory
for a California Horse.
LOUISVILLE, May 1Sth.-The fourth days
meeting of the Louisville Jockey Club had
large and fashionable attendance at
Churchill Downs this afternoon. The
weather was fine, though the track was a
little dusty. The surprise of the day was
the winning of the Louisville Cup by the
California horse, Lucky s., who easily beat
Swiney, the favorite.
In the first race, half mile for two-year-
old maidens Marmoset dashed out of the
crowd at the finish and won handily, Miss
Bowler second, Mountain Range third
Time, 4Sl. Paris mutuals: Marmoset
straight, so 50; place, S3S 40; Miss Bow
Ter, S34 SO.
In the race for the Woodburn stakes,
nine furlongs, for three-year-old maidens,
allowed five pounds, the favorite, Bierson,
had no trouble in winning, Bananas sec
ond, closely followed by Lord Coleridge,
third. Time, 1:56. Mutuals Brierson,
straight, 81 40; place. 50 so; Bananas,
sd 10.
The event Of the day was the race for the
Louisville Cup, sweepstakes for all ages,
two and one-quarter miles. Lucky Bald
wins Freda (Fishburn, 103 pounds, and
Lucky Is. (Blaylock, III pounds), Swiney
(Murphy, los pounds, and April Fool
Holloway, 103 poundsl started. Swiney
was a big favorite, and sold even against
the field. Freda set the pace and ran one
and one-half miles twenty lengths ahead
of Swiney and Lucky B. At the two
mile post she ran out, and Lucky b.
and Swiney went in to win. The
pace had been too much for the
run him in, and Lucky B. won the
race under pull by several lengths, April
Fool third. Treda last. Time minutes.
Mutuals Lucky B.. straight, $50 49, place,
Sl4 20; Swinev, S. 20. In the handicap
race for purse of S400-$100 to the second
horse-for all ages, II miles, there was an
other surprise, Bob Miles beating the favor
lite, Buchanan, by a length, Powhattan
third. Time, 2:09l Mutuals: Bob Miles,
straight, $57 20; place, IS; Buchanan,
SIS 70
California Horses in the Kentucky Races.
New YORK, MAY 1Sth.-A Louisville
(Kv.) special says The starters for the
Louisville cup include Baldwin's Lucky B.
and Freda. Pools closed Saturday night
with Carrigan's b. c. Swiney very strong
favorite. He is very fast and will lie ridden
by Murphy But little is known of the Cali
f0rnians. Freda looks ready, but Lucky B.
is very high III flesh.
Triumph of Justice.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, May 1Sth.-One Of
the most complete triumphs of justice ever
known in this State has been achieved by
Ida W. Wheeler, in the conviction of her
seducer John c. Wheeler The trial was
had three weeks ago, but a motion fora new
trial was overruIed and sentence of two
years in the Penitentiary at last passed. An
endeayor will be made to carry the case TO
the Supreme Court. The standing of the
parties to the suit, who live in Kansas City,
has made it one of note. The woman seems
determined TO pursue her betrayer to the
utmost She has a judgment in the Cir
cult Court and a lien on the estate of
his father for 100000, and besides has
gotten him to the door of the peni-
Tertiary. lie offered her large amount
TO marry him after the verdict was
rendered, but she would not accept
Wheeler il Of prominent family of Cass
county, and besides the dishonor OF Il
pententiary sentence hc-once wealthy and
a merchant OF Kansas City-will now be
Povertystricken.
Nicrmonisnl i'll Tennessee.
New YORK, May 1Sth.-A special from
Chattanooga says: The last session of the
Legislature passed an Act prohibiting
preaching on polygamy in this State and
making it a misdemeanor. Recently three
Mormon Elders arrived at EliZabethtun in
Carter county, and began at once prOselyt
ing among the natives and preaching their
doctrines Yesterday they were arrested
under the provisions of the Act They at
once telegraphed for Elder Morgan, head of
the Mormon Church in the South, and pro-
posed to contest the constitUtionality Of the
Act The Mormon Church is making rapid
progress in this State, and the result of the
contest is awaited with deep interest.
From Wealth to Perjury and Death.
New YORK, May 18th.-Just before the
war John DoOlan, of West Bloomfield,
went to California, and by lucky mining
operations acquired fortune of 100000.
He subsequently, lost all his wealth in other
speculations and became insane, and was
placed III an asylum. He was discharged
ten years ago and returned to West Bloom
field where he went to work as a farm la
borer. Yesterday, in a fit of dependency,
he committed suicide.
The Maxwell Extradition Papers.
ST. LOUIS, May 1Sth.-The papers on
which to base the demand for the eXtradi-
ton of Maxwell, the murderer of Preller
at the Southern Hotel, who is now under
arrest at Auckland, New Zealand. will be
signed by Governor Marmaduke tonight,
and be forwarded at once to Washington.
They will name detective James Tracy, of
the police force, and Frank X. O'Niel, of
the Post UjspatcL, as the States agents to
bring the murderer back.
Exceptions OverruIed by Wholesale.
New ORLEANS, May 1sth.-Justice Poche
READ lengthy OPINION to-day III inc SUI
preme Court in the Ford case, in which
every exception presented by the defense
was overruled and the Judgment of the
lower Court affirmed. The lower Court
sentenced Pat Ford and Murphy 10 be
hanged, and Judge, Ford, Caulfield and
Buckley to twenty years imprisonment at
hard labor
The Plymouth Epidemic Subsiding.
OIL
full canvass of Plymouth borough to-day
indicates a gratifying abatement of the cpl
demic. There are nearly 100 cases less
than two weeks ago, many old cases are
convalescing, and no new ones have APP
pearcd. There were five funerals yester-
day. No deaths occurred to-day.
Schools Closed by Diphtheria.
KINGSTON Mass, May 1Sth.-All the
schools in this town were closed to-day, on
account of diphthcria being prevalent
among the pupils. There were four deaths
yesterday, and more are expected.
The Winnebago Reservation Must be Va
Gated.
BISMARCK %. t., May 1Sth-Governor
Price has received letter from President
Cleveland, regretting the necessity for en-
forcing the executive order tor vacating the
Winnebago reservation, and he 1.-THE Gov
ernor) asks the settlers, as favor, that they
observe the provisions of the same, so as to
prevent trouble.