Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-05
The American Turf.


meeting at st. Louis, under the manage
lnent of the st. Louis Fair Horse Depart
ment, will open tomorrow and continue
ten days. From the present indications it
will be one of the best meetings ever held
in the West During the ten days racing
$4,000 will be offered in stakes and purses
There are three California stables on the
grounds, and there will be starters from
each of them almost every day during the
meeting. At this meeting r. Porter Ashes
horses will meet their first Eastern engage
ments, and when TO the members of this
division are added the Baldwin and Haggin
horses, California will be likely to capture
the lions share of the meeting. Soon
after the arrival of Ashes horses, most of
them were taken sick, but they are now
nearly all right, and will be very formid-
able. There are several hundred horses
on the grounds, and when the IIatonia
meeting closes tomorrow there will be a
very large increase in the number already
there.
There are six races on the programme
tomorrow, two of which are stake events
The first event is a mile dash for a $500
purse. The second race is the Carriage
Builders Stakes, for two-year-old colts and
fillies, six furlongs, with sixty y-seven nomi-
nations. The Californians entered are
Haggin's Alcalde, Silver Bow Zuroaster
Bankura and Cuayma, and Baldwin's Ell
Monte, Pendennis. Gloritta and Goliah
The ST. Louis Derby is the third race and
the turfmen are speculating whether like
its predecessors at Louisville and Latonia
it will be carried to the credit of Califor-
MIA. Ben Ali, Silver Cloud and Liiero are
engaged and are receiving heavy support.
The Melbourne Stable have not Blue Wing
engaged, but have The Bourbon, a full
brother to Binette. There are ninety-five
nominations, including the following (:
Ashes Guenn, Haggin's Ban Fox, Ben Ali,
Preciosa, Tyranny, Katie Darling, Fortuna,
Ysabel, and Baldwin's Estrella, Silver
Cloud Solid Silver and Lijero. About ten
starters are expected. The other races are
dash of nine furlongs, dash of one mile
and one-half furlong and a steeplechase
over the full course.
RACES AT LAToNIA.
LAToNIA (Ky.) June 4th.-The weather
was lovely to-day, the track fair and the
attendance good. The one mile race Hot
tentot won, Chill second, Eager third. Time,
1:4S. The one and one-eighth mile race
Leman won, Waukesha second, Kansas
third. Time, 1:59. The three-quarters of
mile race Revenge won, Fedora second.
Time, 1:20. Dynamite, who also ran, fell
on the far turn and was killed. Scott, the
jockey was not seriously hurt. The five
eighths of mile race Jacobin won by one
and half lengths, Donny ybrook second
Linda Payne third Time los In the
race for the Ripple stakes for 3-year-olds
one and one-quarter miles, the starters were
Boaz, Masterpiece, Long Slipper and Lady
Longfellow. Long Slipper led to the first
turn, where Boaz took the lead and was
two lengths in front at the half. On the
far turn Murphy gave Masterpiece his
head, and quickly closing with Boaz he
was first under the wire by four lengths,
Boaz second, Long Slipper third, Time,
DIS.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BRIGHTON BEACH, June 4th-The race
for maidens, three-quarters of mile, Una
B. won, Change second, Typhoon third.
Time, 1:162 The race for beaten horses,
three-quarters of a mile Markland won.
Santa Claus second, Soprano third. Time,
1.163. The selling allowances race, one
mile, Pope Leo won, Montauk second
Brunswick third. Time, la. The second
selling allowances race, one mile, Valley
Forge won, Alick Ament second, Miss
DAILY third. Time, 1:444. The handicap
race, one and one-sixteenth miles, Valet
won, Windsail second, J. H. D. third.
Time, l:504.
JEROME PARK FORECASTS.
NEW YORK, June 4th.-Predictions for
Jerome Park tomorrow Firs race-Bon
Soir to win. Sapphire for place Second
race-Raymond to win, fremont for place
Third race-The Bard TO win, Inspector B.
for place. Fourth race--Brambleton to
win, Buffalo second. Fifth race-Phil
Lewis to win. X. Hotachmie or Moonshine
for place. Sixth race-Jim Mcgowan to
win, Braeewood for place.
Railroad Notes.
New York, June 4th.-Assistant Freight
Agent Grifiitts, of the Union Pacific, re-
signed his position June 1st. He has ac-
cepted the management of the Omaha
freight bureau.
THE WESTERN POOL.
New YORK, June 4th-President Beue-
dict says regarding the entrance of the
Chicago and Atlantic into the pool, that
while no conclusion has yet been reached,
be is hopeful about the result. Negotia-
tions have been left with Commissioner
Blanchard, and it is very likely the de-
mands of the Chicago and Atlantic will be
conceded. The General Managers of the
Wabash and Chicago and Atlantic will con-
fer with President Benedict in New York
Monday next on the subject.
THE BROADWAY STREET RAILWAY.
New YORK, June 4th.-Notice was served
yesterday by the corporation counsel upon
Alexander and Green, attorneys for the
Broadway and Seventh-avenue Railway
Company, that motion will be made on
the third Monday in this month at special
term of the Supreme Court for an order re-
stralning defendants, during the pendency
of action, from operating a railroad or run
ming any cars upon the route or any por-
ton of the route, of the Broadway Surface
Railroad Company.
NO CHANGE IN THE ATTITUDE OF PACIFIC
MAIL.
NEW YORK, June 4th-President Hous-
ton, of the Pacific Mail, says: 81 can
only repeat what have been saying for
over two months. No change whatever
has occurred in the attitude of our company
and our relations with transcontinental
roads are Just as they were in February
last
AUTHORIZED BY THE ARBITRATOR.
CHICAGO, June 4th.-As a result of the
passenger war between the Rock Island,
st. Paul and Northwestern, Arbitrator Will
son, of the Chicago, st. Louis and Missouri
River Passenger Association, issued a cir
cular to-day, authorizing the use of the cut
rates-S7 first class and 81 % from Chicago
to Council Bluffs-as a basis for construct
ing rates nom Chicago TO points beyond
Omaha Where the totals so obtained are
lower than the prevailing rates through
Kansas City and other Missouri river points
their use by such routes for through tickets
from Chicago is authorized. This circular
principally affects rates to points i'll Colo
rado. Utah and California
The Labor Situation.
New YORK, June 4th.-There is no change
in the situation of the tailors' strike. The
lockout continues. None of the parties
seem disposed to yield. Fully $500 men
are out of employment. A committee from
the men held q conference with the manu-
faciurers Wednesday and were asked to ac
cept the following terms, with the proviso
that the contractors would accept them
No strikes or lock-outs to be permitted
hereafter until the differences have been
submitted to a conference of the two Unions
now arrayed against each other, and all eff
forts at arbitration have failed black-lists
TO be abolished; regular payday once
week, and ten hours actual work on piece
work to constitute a days work. The
button hole makers belong to neither
Union. At q meeting yesterday by the
men it was resolved to carry on the fight.
THE BOYCOTT AND STRIKES.
PITTsBuRG, June 4th.-In an interview
on the results of the Cleveland Convention,