Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02

tired near the corner OF Union street,
reyolvers have not been used
At 2;l5P NJ. three cars, badly wrecked,
under heavy guard of police, were finally
taken 10 the companys barn on Western
avenue, and the riotous demonstrations
have for time ceased, although great
crowds Of excited men throng Madison
street. What the street car company now
contefnplateS doing, or whether it will
make any further effort to move its cars
appears to be uncertain. No further trouble
is expected, exceptin the event of another
attempt TO start the cars.
General Grant Remains in His Room
Mr.. McGREGoR IN. ". July 1st.-Bc-
tween 5 clock last night and O'Clock this
morning General Grant slept about nine
hours. There was little coughing or effort
to clear the throat, and the physicians were
scarcely called upon 10 treat the affected
parts during the night The morning
ol ened cloudy with ihe temperature al 56'
at the cottage, and the air damp and chilly.
The sick man spent the morning at ease il
his room, without being dressed.
During the forenoon the General bright
ened Us though he had had enough Of sleep.
Before lunch he had employed fully an
hour III writing matter which will become
part of his forthcoming book.
There came TO the notice of the family
this morning press report, purporting to
come from Washington, and in which these
words occur, credited to Colonel Dent, vino
IS the brother of Mrs. Grant: am afraid
General Grant will not last many days.
To-day received information from the
family that the cancer has commenced to
infame the iugular vein, and death is bur
4 question of a few days" IN the opinion
- J.,
stoned the family by this alleged utterance,
and upon authority OF the family and ty
request it is denied that the statements
have any warrant from the household of
General Grant or from his physicians.
The American Turf.
New York, July 1st.-To-day is the last
of the Coney Island Jockey Club meeting,
and three California horses are to try con-
clusions with the Eastern racers In the
Good-by stakes for three-vcar-olds Haggin
has entered his bay FLY Preciosa and his
brown colt Ben Ali. The stake is a rich
one, and calls out some fast horses, includ-
ing Lorillard's Electric kittson'S colt Mink.
SCOTS pair Waitaway and Quite. The
fourth race is for the Spendthritt stakes,
sweepstakes for -year-olds Sl00 each,
with 81 800 added, distance one mile and a
quarter Haggin has entered Hidalgo, but
he carries III pounds, and is tancied only
as third choice in the pool-room. Wanda,
st. Augustine, Tecumseh, Goano, Grena-
dier and Exile are the best of the FLYERS
entered against him. The Sporting World,
in its tip column, marks Hidalgo as the
winner Of the Spendthrift, and Preciosa TO
run in second place III the Good-by stakes.
FINE DAY AND GOOD ATTENDANCE.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, July 1st-The weather,
which had been threatening has cleared OFF
beautifully, and the last day of the races
promises to be thoroughly successful, both
in attendance and interesting events. The
two most important on the card are the
Good-by stakes for 2-year-olds and the
Spendrift stakes for 3-year-olds Before
the first race was run Il strong " tip was
out for Electric TO win the former event,
while St. Augustine Tecumseh and HidalgC
are fancied for the Spendthriftsfirst place
Your reporter learns that all of Haggin'
entries are in tiptop condition. They were
exercised this morning, and delighted the
stable attendants Hidalgo will have hard
work to win to-day, handicapped as he is
with 12l pounds, Tecumseh and st. Au
gustine carrying only Ill each The track
is in fine condition, and betting OF al
kinds is going on briskly.
RESULT OF THE CONTESTS.
SErrpstfE,D R.yN W Irlv tsi I'll,
first race was for the Farewell stakes. for 3
year-olds and upwards; seven furl0ngs i
was won by Thaczeray Miss WoodfdfC
second, and Louisettc third. Time, 1;294.
The second race was Il handicap sweep
stakes. one mile and a fuTlong. 1t was won
by Emma Manley, Wanda (Western) sec
me tb;rd race was for The Snapdii,rif
stalas s,yaenstal[es for 9-vnar-otd ESois M
1870 S100 oScb n : ana So5 if st1rcI, o,,,
by 1nriI IL 1SS5 1~itb q 500 a.Idod th(
so,.-,,l to rooe;,.e e5n0 a,1t If H. eta,ie,5 tiC
ti,iy - 80 his staI-o f,rsos ,,I,;nI -
never won n race. of tile value of So 600
allowed 1 pounds; OF $1,000, pounds
maldens allowed il pounds. Winners in
1850, OF $4,000, 10 carry III pounds Of TWO
or more such races, 125 pounds. Fillies
and geldings allowed pounds; handicaps
and selling races not reckoned as races; one
mile and a quarter. 1t was won by q. l..
Loullards 81. Augustine, 7. Lorlllard' 5
W anda second.
ne fourth race was Tor the Good-hy
stakes Tor 2-year-olds, three-quarters OF a
mile. Haggin's pair We're beaten though
both ran good race. " hen the flag fell
kittson's Juka took commanding lead,
but at the quarter Preciosa raced up from
the bunch and ran at JUka's 1lanlls for the
next quarter of a mile, Ben Ali keeping
close up, Salisbury in the third place. At
the half La1sdowne led by a neck from
Preeiosa, Salisbury in the third position,
Waddeii Bryant running away in the rear.
Coming round the turn the spectators on
the grand stand commenced shouting,
California wins, Preciosa has i" But the
pace was too hot for the titly, and she
dropped back. Into the stretch they came
with rush, with Juka in The lead. Here
Waddell Bryant came out like streak and
won by short length in 1:t7@. The book
makers paid ID TO | against him.
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