Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-07

AiuSIlCa. CONSISTING OF one delegate from
each State and Territory, has been issued
by President Egan, the meeting to convene
in Chicago on the morning of August 18th.
The Executive Committee expects to be
able 10 place before the meeting a COM
munication from Mr.. Parnell, stating his
views on important Irish matters.
The American Turf.
SARATOGA, August 6th.-The weather was
clear and cool to-day, the attendance good
and the track fair. The mile race Straths-
pay won, Mittie B. second, Leman third.
Time, 1:46l. The mile and a half race
Euclid won, Koscu sko second. Bootblack
third. Time, PAN. The mile and an
eighth race Colonel Sprague won, Abba
second, Conkling third. Time, minutes
The two furlongs race for fillies, two-year-
olds, Scottish Lass won, Mamie Hunt
second, Belle of Louisville third. Time,
l:O4. The three-quarters of a mile race
itadah won. Sam. Powers second, Marquis
third. Time, 1:lSl.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, August Gth.-The
track and weather were good and the at
tendance large to-day The defeat Of Miss
Woodtord was a surprise. Pontiac. how
ever, won with ease, amidst the widest
enthusiasm. The mile race lola won.
Jack o Hearts second, Delilah third. Time,
1:44I. The three-quarters of mile race.
for two-year-olds, Brambleton won, Saluda
second, Waitawhile third Time. l:I7g.
The mile and an eighth race for three
year-olds, Richmond won, Lenox second,
Juiietta colt third. Time, los. The mile
race Pontiac won, Thackeray second.
Louisette third. Time, 1;43l.
TRoTrING AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER, August 6th.-The attendance
was large, the track good and the weather
quite cool to-day. The unfinished race for
the POI class Adelaide won, Judge Davis
second, Montgomery third Best time, 2:l9!.
The race for the 2:20 class, pacing, Jordan
won, Messina Boy second, NARROW third
Best time, 2:iS. The race for the 2:26 class
Harry Roberts won, Kit Sanford second
kingstry third. Best time, 2:21l. Therace
for the 2:23 class was unfinished William
Arthur won the first heat, Dubarry the
third heat, and Hobby the second. Best
time, 2:2l.
\ Great Labor Parade Promised.
New York, August 6th.-Next to the
great funeral, the principal topic among
working people is the great labor parade of
September 9TH, in which between thirty
and forty thousand people are expected to
participate. Preparations are on the most
elaborate scale. A novel feature will be
the prominence of women workers in the
ranks. The carpet-weavers of this city and
Yonkers alone will furnish some seventeen
hundred. All the unions represented in
the Building Trades Council will turn out
in full force, as likewise the House Labor
ers Union, seven thousand strong the
Cigar-makers and the International Piano
makers Union. Typographical Union No.
will have two bands of music. The
German bakers will parade in white shirts,
black pants and white caps. The German
and French singing societies will take part
IN the demonstration, singing along the
line of march. The Governor of the State,
the Mayor of the city and many other
prominent officials are expected to be
among the invited guests. The reunion is
TO be sort of colossal picnic. There will
be little or no speecL-naking.
\ Creek Outlaw Executed.
KANSAS CITY, August Gth-Carpie Bare
head, young Creek outlaw, was executed
at Eutaula, !. T., Tuesday, in Indian fash
ion being shot to death while seated on his
coffin by the Creek Light Horse Guard.
Carpie was IS years old He had murdered
an entire family, and recently killed a
preacher. He was betrayed by his friends
for the reward.
New York Stock Market.
NEW lphhr August biH-N bll.-NtOCkS
continued active and strong after IL o'clock.
led by Western Union and St Paul, the
former o! which rose 8. Other advances
were for smaller fractions. Before midday
the market became more active, and prices
yielded a small fraction. At noon the mar
ket was quiet and steady at quotations.
generally little above the opening.
New YORK, August 6th.-Ccntral Pacific,
324; Burlington, 12l Northern Pacific.
22s preferred, 47s Northwestern, 1908
New Yorl. Central, 81; Oregon Naviga-
ton, 79f; Transcontinental, 1873 Pacific
Mail, Al; Panama, 9S; St. Louis and San
Francisco. 1871 Texas Pacific. 14g; Union
Pacific, Az Wells-Fargos Express, ia
Western Union, 6Sg.
New YORK. August Gth-3 P M-During
the last hour stocks were very dull and
firm, until the close, when they yielded
small fraction. The market was dull and
inclined to be heavy at the close
Break for Liberty of Four Murd erers.
GALVESTON (Tex.), August CHA spe-
cial to the Ners from Austin says: Four
murderers, confined in the county Jail here.
attacked iailer Hornal this evening, took
his revolver and escaped. Three of the
prisoners were recaptured after an exciting
chase. OF the three recaptTed Charles
\ eager, under a life sentence for the muir
der of United States Marshal Costing last
February, is one, and Dick Brannon, his
confederate, another. The prisoner still at
large is Tom Pearson, the murderer of DR..
Stoval, in this city. A large posse is search
ing for him in the suburbs.
Arrested for Starving His Children to
Death.
LYYCHBURG (Va.), August 6th.-Willium
Parks. a negro residing in Amherst county,
Va, has been arrested on charge of
starving his children to death Within the
past five months four Of Parks seven chill
dren have died, and the remaining three, |
it is charged are emaciated from want of
food, the father not only refusing to provide
for them, but prohibiting the neighbors
from giving them food. 1t is charged fur
ther that Parks wants to marry again, and
that the woman he aSpireS to win refuses
to accept him while he has SO many chill
dren.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America.
NEW HAVEN Conn, August 6th.-The
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Amer
lea this afternoon elected the following Of
ticers: President. Rev. James Cleary, of
Kenosha, Wis; Vice-P President, Rev. T. j.
Conaty, of Worcester, Mass; Treasurer,
Rev James d. Bowles, of Fremont, O.;
Secretary, Philip A. Nolan, of Philadelphia.
The Convention will probably meet at
Notre Dame, Ind, next year.
Arrest of Crank for Threatening Presi-
dent Cleveland's Life.
KANSAS CITY, August 6th-Wm. Kear-
ney, an insane man who lives near Hum
boldt, Neb., and owns a fine farm there,
was arrested here to-day. Kearney said
he was on his way to Washington to kill
Clar-olan1 No Il
q fancied grievance. He had a revolver
and about seventy-fve cartridges in hand
bag, and was well supplied with money.
FOREIGN.
The Revolution in Colombia.
PANAMA. August 6th.=Late news from