Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-23

New York, July 22d.-At ii A. NJ. the
registered $50, and six cases
of death from heat had been reported. AT
3 p. N. ten more cases of sunstroke were
of them fatal.
HOTTEST JULY DAY FOR FORTY YEARS.
New YORK, July 22d.-Dr. Draper record
at the Meteorological Bureau, Central Park,
presents figures about the weather for the
past century, and shows that yesterday was
Tie hottest July day for forty years. The
mercury registered $50 at P. NJ, and at
some downtown stores it was 1040, the
highest recorded temperature since 1912.
Ending at noon yesterday 100 deaths were
registered at the Bureau of Vital Statistics,
of which ninety-two were children under
five years old. This is the seventh day Of
the intense heat, with no immediate pros
pect of abatement. The heated area extends
west to the Mississippi and south to Louis
vile.
TEN FATAL sUNsTRoKEs.
New YORK. July 22d-The thermometer
here at $3.50 P NJ was go, but a cool breeze
set in toward evening. There were thirty
sunstrokes during the day, ten fatal.
PRosrRATIoNs on THE STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA, July ?2d-The4 excessive
heat continued to-day and there were
many prostrations on the stress. In the
evening slight breeze slightly cooled the
atmosphere Eight deaths from sunstroke
were reported.
RELIEVED BY \ SHOWER.
LOUISVILLE, July 22d.-The mercury
marked go here to-day until eieved by q
shower this evening. Six fatal cases Of
s1nsuoke were reported.
The American Turf.
New YORK, July 22d.-There is consider
able talk ut Monmouth Park about having
Grand three-year-Oid race for the Cham
pionship at Sheepshead Bay in II 6 autumn.
1t is proposed to make it sweepstakes OF
81 900 each, the Coney Island jockey Club
TO add s., 600; the distance to beg one mile
and half, with lis pounds up.
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, July 22d.-This was the first
extra LAY OF The race meeting here. The
first race was i mile dash, and was won by
Powhattan, Girotia second, Conkling third
Time, 1:43. Second race, for maiden ,
vear-olds, six furlOngs, OsceCla won, Elk
wood second, Linda third. Time, lis.
Third race, sweepstakes of one mile and
fifty yards Farwell finished first, April
Fool second Time, 2:1St The fourth race
was won by Whizgig, with Col. Clark sec
ond, Charly Marks third Time. 1:l6. The
mile and an eighth rae Compensation won,
Belle Pate second, Goldban third, Time,
1:5S}
RACES At BRIGHTON BEACH.
BuGHToS BEACH, July 22d-The attend
ancd-Nas large and the track good to-day.
Mile and IN eighth - Nimblefoot Won
Ubcrto second, Miss DAILY third. Time
1:57l. Mile-Joe 5. won, Inconstant sec
ond, Eulogy, third. Time, lii Mile
Tattler won, Frank Mullins second, Belle
3. third. Time. 1:44i. Seyen-eighths of a
Rushbrook second, Ganley third. Time,
won, Bonnie Australian second, King Fan
third. Time, Pill Mile and half, oyer
six hrdles-JerSey Maid won, VIII Davis
second, Wimbledon third. Time, 2:52,
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, July 22d.-Stocks irregular.
but generally strong, Union Pacific and
jersey Central being up !, and Missouri
Pacific and Missouri Kansas and Texas Z
from last evenings quotations. Lackawan-
ia and New \ ork Central. however, were
lower Immediately after the opening
there was general decline of to Z, Union
Pacific and LackawannG being especially
weak, the former declining /! and Lacka-
wanna (. The decline was checked in the
course of fifteen minutes, and was followed
by general upward movement throughout
the list, the advance ranging from to /
from the lowest prices. and LaCkawanna
and Union Pacific recovered a portion of
their losses. The Changers were proml-
nent for their strength, advancing from
the opening. Jersey Central was excep-
tionally strong, ADVANCING from 40l To 425.
Just before / l O'Clock there was a moment
airy check in the upward movement. but at
that hour the market was active and strong.
New York. July 22d.-Central Pacific,
32# Burlington. lbs; Northern Pacific 20!;
preferred, 459 Northwestern, 995; New
York Central, So; Oregon Navigation, 703;
Transcontinentai, Ia Pacific Mail, lC!;
Panama, 9S ST. Louis and sam Francisco,
-; Texas Pacific, III: Union Pacific, 30:
Weilsfargo Express, 100; Western Union,
G6.
Earnings OF Che Southern Pacific.
new YORK, July 22d.-The Tjiscs says
in official statement OF the earnings and
expenses Of the Pacific system Of railroads
controlled by the Southern Pacific Conn
pany for NAY has just been issued. This
Is the first financial statement issued from
the Huntington roads under the control Of
the Southern Pacific Company. L shows
the gross earnings Of the system during
MAY were 81 So, 635, and the operating ez-
penses SSl4,953.
silver Mines in Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. July 22d-Most
extraordinary assays have been made by
the Smithsonian Institution at Washington
Ill
recently discovered in Polk county The
assays average 500 to the ION. Tie said
vein extends throughout thousands d
acres, and the report has created great eX-
element.
a Fight ito = Finish" Wanted.
New YORK. July 22d-The sportin.
papers say Joe Eilingsworth is training
in expectation Of meeting Jack Dempsey
in q fight 10 finish on his return to New
York. William r. Traverse and severa
other wealthy patrons Of sport have Offered
to put up 3 500 for a tigh, between Jacl
and Joe, the winner to take 81 500, and tn,
loser the remainder.
south Since the War.
AsHGgILLE y. O., July 22i-The iirs
cncampmcnt OF Safe troops held in th
south since LIt way commenced ut ti4I
place to-day. Nineteen companies of III
/ North Carolina State Guard arrived thi
morning. and are in camp When tn
train with ihe soldiers arrived within ter
uiics of AsLeyiile, coach bearing thu
tiodsboro Rifles turned over, and Fourteen
of them were injured. four seriously
/ Train lends Of visitors are coming to Ashc
J vile from Tennessee, \ uTth Carolina, SoUtl
! Carolina and Virginia. The city is deco
rated with The national and state colors.
Formally Declared insane.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22d.-The Commits
! sion iuguiring into the mental condition O
James Mccullough, this afternoon rem
dered avcrdict that Mccullough Is 4 luna
| tic. aud has been so for the space of ST
months last past. but enjoys some lucid in
teryals, vet is incapable Of managing hi
! person and estate" The schedule place
! the value OF his real estate ut 500 and hi
personal property at Si4,30f. The CouT
| will probably appoint the Guarantee Trus
and Safe Company as committee of the es
tate, and VIM. L. Johnson rs committee O
the person.
4 Duel with Pistols.
PIrrsBuEG. July 22d.-Charles Koenine
! . drauEhtsman, and Frederick Rich, a ma
| chinist. fought duel with pistols, at Mar
shall's Hollow, nine miles from the city
| this morning. Two shots We're exchanged
At the first fire neither party was hit bu
| at the second Kocning received a ball Il