Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-05

came very fast on the lower turn. taking
her place in front of the bunch to the
home stretch and reaching the leader,
HidalEo, grand fight came up between
Wanda and Hidaigo, the Californian beat
ing the heavily-laden daughter OF Month
mer by a short head Several journals
note that Wanda would have won if she
had not been over-weighted.
WINNINGS OF CALIFoRNIANs.
The September stakes won By Hidalgo
yesterday were worth S3.745 to Haggin.
The Californians won very respectable
fortune. The public seemed to have gone
TO Richmond and backed him at the rate
OF TO and to >, as if = all were over
the bar shouting while Hidalgo opened
at TO l. The Californians backed Hidalgo
so heavily that the odds soon lowered 8 to
l. Long before the betting stopped fifteen
or twenty boOkmakers rubbed out the quo
tanons against him and entirely refused to
lay odds against him.
At WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO September 4th.-At Washing
ton Park the track was slow to-day. owing
to the cold, rainy weather. The attend
ance was good. The first race, three. quar-
ters of mile Lord Clifton won, Herlning
second, Gold Band third Time, l:16a. The
mutuals paid $50 90. The second race. one
mile Irish Lass won, Gold Ban second. The
Ute third Time, 1:4j}. The mutuals paid
$40 30. The third race was 10 have been
an extra event on the days programme
but owing to the slow track it was declared
OIL. The fourth race, one and a quarter
miles, Wellington won, Virgil second.
tleur de Lis third. Time, 2:102. The
mutuals paid $50 so. The fifth race, one
and one-eighth miles, Exile won, Effie II.
second, Glendale third. Time, 1871. The
mutuals paid $50 50.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH, September 4th.-There
was one OF the largest assemblages of the
season at the park to-day. The track was
superb, and the weather soft and balmy.
The Is miles race Hopedale won. CAPTAIN
Warren second, Joe Murray ihird. Time.
l:5S+. The three quarters Of & mile race
for two-year olds Saluda won. Blue Dav
second, Frank Ward third Time. 1IS.
The l. miles race Lig3n won, Dizzy Blonde
second, TaZgatherer third Time. Los.
The milo race for all ages Swift won. Bar
mum second, Little Minch third. Time.
1:423. The Il miles race for all ages LEROY
Won by nose, John Sullivan and Jennings
a dead heat for second place. Time, 2:I2.
The mutuals paid $500 20 aud $lGG is for
place. The steeplechase, over the short
course, Revenge won, Worth second, Jack
third. Time, 312!.
NARRAGANsErT PARK
Providence (R. H., September 4th.-At
Narragansett Park to-day the class 2:25
race W. X. won, Mystic second, Prince
Middleton third. Best time, 2224. The
class 2:3O race William Kearnev Won Ered
5. second. Kelsie third Rest fine 5.5Si
The free for all race for PAGERS Jenetfe won
Bessie N. second RichbalI third Resf
time. 2I5. The free for all race G,r trnf.
ters was unfinished. Naiolica won tl,a
second and third heats and NIoxa1 Cobb
the first heat Best time 2l7I
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u. ii! ENSE' ~, Ilper fln'-EVeIythlng
- quIe' a. VA ~, DGu' 4'ocA springs ana Evan
s.I-l st44i - -, u"E. ne P,I,ecauuohary measures
~ OoHGiIlo- " IIieIl ana Tue faiifoad
VIZ ri flYp3nE prevent InrtAer
Ne ne NAtHaimen urlFen out
o. hocK springs are gradually being picked
uP DS trans gong west ana taken 10 Evan
s.3li' TileIe T, tlieIe are ,oUo Chlnanen llY-
~ ~ lHe Ia'lgr are preparing TO defend
elv 'Iieiiiselv e anu purchase ali Lne guns and
ann ullllIoil II ~ Jle market. Inc Coroner
lti4 ~ uesl a' I'ocN springs Iouhd that the
M TIiii1illeA were Hiliei py persons unknown
Il ne ne Peopie OF wyoming generally insist
tliaI tne guiIty PsrieS shal be detected and
pu''iSlieo - .llc i'1ll extent OF the law.
L Cah Tor Government Aid.
WASHINGTON. September 4th.-GoyernOr
Warren, of Wyoming Territory. TODAY tel
esraphed to the President and Secretary of
War at Washington. requesting the assist
ance of Federal troops in supnressing the
disturbance at Rock Springs. Wyomino
Territory, caused by the massacre Of
AHlDGSr l9DOrerS by Gf
Jne telegram was forwarded TO Secretary
Elalcott al ms nome IN Massachusetts
"a. Au( I-'Ieile[9i Drulh mad conference
WIN WIN 2eOI e';tfy bayaru as 10 me best course
~ pursue III the matter, ana decided, III
sic" VI tne IlioIihalty OF the call for
| t,oul'S' noU 70 ustuto the PRESIDENT with
| tne question, oui instead, to issue orders for
thlted states troops TO proceed 10 the scene
Vi disturbance, iof the purpose OF pro
IeGghg tAe Ohliea states mails. The
, so'Qlers are 70 Keep open the routes over
Whlcn me mats are carried, and prevent
any interference with them Adjutant-
General Drum therefore telegraphed Gen
eTaI ochoheid, at chicago, TO order two
Ilpahles 10 proceed Immediately to the
scene OF the disturbance, for the purpose
l1ulcdted. IL Is expected that the presence
VI tlS troops VIII tend 10 prevent further
! rouoie- Huer the law, the President can
only recognize appeals for Federal assist
ance when mace BY the Governor and
Legislature OF a state or Territory, or
when made by the Governor alone, when
the Legislature IS not in session, and cannot
pe convened III tune TO meet the emergency.
@ IN Tue present case Governor Warren alone
mace me appeal, but neglected to give in
ioiIIiA'loii ABOUT lhe Legislature.
me iress on the wyoming Outrage.
NEW YORK, September 4th.-The Jour
nals OF this city condemn the ouuages on
the Chinese in Wyoming, and several ex-
press the belief that nobody viii ever be
pl.i-i9l'e nc = mon racine railroad IS
! also read severe lesson in some quarters.