Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-20


CHICAGO, August I9th.-No ,.,onIoves of
he Wabash halfway has Grit work as yet
n response TO the order of the knights of
-abor.
ST. Louis, August l9!h.-Nothing has
yet been received from any point in this
State or beyou1, of any trouble growing
)ut OF Yesterdays order, and in all likeli-
hood nothing will occur for day or two,
1r until the order shall have reached at
least the principal points on the roads
named. The National Executive Com
mitiee having turned the whole matter
over 10 the District Committees, with power
to act, they will isSfie no more orders and
started this morning for the East where
they have other matters 10 look after
Members of the committee representing
the knights on the southwest system left
Tor their homes last night and will more
fully explain yesterdays order TO the yari-
Gus assemblies. The Wabash committee
Will remain hele and transact such BUSH
ness as may lee necessary There has been
no delay TO passenger trains so far, and
none seems 10 be apprehende immediately,
lt is understood that the order
applies to passenger coaches as well as to
freight cars and other rolling stock. Nor
has there yet been any detention of freight
pot yards has in no wise been disturbed as
yet.
Distribution of Silver Dollars.
WASHINGTON, August 19th.-A promi-
nent official of the Treasury Department
said to-day, in regard to the complaint of
bankers and mining men at Salt Lake City
against the recent order regulating the dis
tribution of silver dollars, that the order in
question was made necessary by the great
expense attending the transportation of
that com from one point to another As an
he said it would cost over eight
dollars 10 ship one thousand silver dollars
from San Francisco TO Salt Lake. and as
much more to ship it back, which expense
would deprive the Government of the en-
tire profit realized from coinage The diff
Guilty at Salt Lake would, in the officials
opinion, be averted ii bankers were will
ing to accept fractional silver coin instead
of standard dollars. The former would be
delivered 10 them at their places of bust
ness without delay. and without expense
to them, and would answer all purposes of
standard dollars. He said. further. that
the efforts of the present Administration to
promote the circulation of silver coin is
meeting with great success, especially in
the case of subsidiary coin, which, until
the present movement began. was wholly
unavailable and a dead weight
The American Turf.
SAPArocA Augpsf lotb-Tbe first raca
was for 2-vear-olds with SELLING allowances
three-ouarters of n mile StortersWRocIi,
and Rye, Red Girl, Velvet, Belle of Louis
vile and Montezuma. Red Girl won, with
Velvet second, Rock and Rye third Time,
lis. The second race, one mile and fur
long, with non-winning and maiden allow
well second NettIe tbird Zine 5.o1 IN
starters were MONOGRAM Farewell Nettie
and GItvdette In fbe third race three
quarters of mile the starters were Giaan
er. Greenfield Florence r sam POWERS
Syracuse leonardo Curtilema and Final;tv
Ii was won nv Cleaner with Florenca i
second Greenfield third Time 1.163 In
tbe fonrth race ono n,;Ia ond a boif r,r
LONG The starters were Fmn,a NanIo,, CIa,,
pate Red Girl Ina r and The Cai;fo NJ
horses lin Douolas and Alta I'm Don%'
las won. Alta second. Red Girl third
Time, Isl. In the fifth race selling allow
ance, the starters were Charley Marks.
Whizgig, Belle Pate, Leonardo, Girohe.
Blanton, Thady and Wellington. The race
was won by Whizgig, with Belle Pate sec
ond, Charley Marks third. Time, 1:43I.
The Work of Dynamite Fiends.
WrrNrNeroN fDel Aue,st 1otb Con-
tain Wiley and pilot C1rrv have bedn
overbauIinr the master and otber deEris ~,
fhe steamer Feltpn Ills n,orpi,Sr ana Lo,-a
found fragment of metal heI6ng;1s, 70 a
cshba a bn9cb of hriglt tv,istod 80, ~ -
n niece of lin believed 70 bave hao,, H. ia
of dynamite canister The can;stars IN
which such a I'D would belonlr or, ono IN
in fiameter and bree F., in,,C,tb ~,
II wonId reonira sayeraI IF tba,, % H. 't ~
uorl- Of tbe nvnIos;o,, IT, f,,l;i,,c, Sr ~
cabba CLASH is Considered innortanfo a. cor
roborating the statement Of the coIored mas
senger, Hiram r. Miller, of Morrisyille.
n. j., that he saw man, whom he de-
scrbed, unhook the companion way door,
place cabba behind it and rehook the
door. Government Inspector Frank Hand
and Master Machinist Callahan examined
the boiler this morning and found the tubes
behind the indentation bent inward, but
sound and unbroken.
Assembling of the Clans.
CoLI1AfBUs (O1. Aueust 1etb-Delecotes
to tbe Ohio state Democrafic Convent;on
began To arrive TO-DAY from ditfere,,t ,,ars
of the State and II is thouoht that All viii
he here nv this evening Tho indications
noint 10 fare co,,rort?o,, an e To-
probabilities &c short ,rorl- ree,,Itirlr IN ~
nomination Of the old tic-ef 60 fa2 ae ti,o
incumbents may desire the nioces There
is no organized onnosition n Goyernor
HoadIv and tbe exnressio,,s of r,aiorit,,
of the deiegofoS ind;cate tbot no Iii ~
nominated 9n the FIRST boIlot J,id,,o ~
man hes raf,Ise5 10 1,sa b;e ,,a,,1a e. c..
ernor and the o,,nosit;or 10 UnadI,, = ~
inclined 70 cor,bina on a,,H- otbo, B;s.,;ot
meetings are 70 he bold III 81,
Selection of manSha Of H. ~.
mittees. and the Convention nroner will
convene tomorrow morning.
New York Politics.
Nrv yopv A,or,st 1ot,, Do,,,o..;o
nolit;ciane boro ara honoiosai,, ',lio
he nnmipatio,, for Gpvorna,. al T ga 1 @ver
saws Ono rosI,i4 nf tbo Saro3oo aiI seS
las been ~ sbo +hat Cnt,erS5a aIii1
not tbe snnnort NV 81 ~, ,ts
cradle number of really influential mon of
his marty
ri T. &. -
Inc o"ft says w men HUBERT thompson
that he is in favor of nominatino Edward
Conner rs the Democratic ;dato g.,
co1Ia.,,o, go, IN III
=, ~ 9Neiy Sehs.oie iilah VIII listen 10
tle announcement with attention. but here
a difficulty comes in which may defeat
Cooper's aspirations. The Democrats of
KINGS co,,ptt, boy,o eot ~, e.. = ~ ~ "a
of revolt against the gentlemen whom the
President has put in charge of the Custom
house. They say thew will opDOse fbap,