Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-20
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Ghe american Turf.
SARATOGA, August 10Th The first race.
hree-lourths Of mile, Connemara won,
Agnes second, Lizzie Kreps third Time,
1I74. The second race, one and one-half
miles, Barnum won, Jim Guest second,
Elkwood third. Time, 2:43 Third race
was three-i0urths OF mile heats. The first
heat Lady Wayward won. Cleaner second,
Billy Gilmore third Time, 117I. The
second heat Billy Gilmore won, Lord
Lolne second, Cleaner third. Time, 117l
Third heat Lady Wayward beat Billy Gil
more in l:lS4. The fourth race, one mile,
Estrella won, Bess second Matinee third.
Time, l44l. The fifth race, two and one
fourth miles, stseple chase, Oneida Chief
| won, Abraham second, Mystic third Time,
4:25l.
MONMOUTH PARK, August 19th.-The
first race, one mile, Precinsa won, Dry
Monopole second, MARYLAND third. Time,
LA. The second race, three quarters of a
| mile, Montrose won, Queen Elizabeth sec
ond, Julietta colt third. Time 1:154.
The third race, three quarters of mile,
Kingston won, King Fox second, Ade-
laide third. Time, LIN. The fourth race,
one and three-sixteenth miles, Rupert won,
Mink second, Springfield third. Time,
2:054. The fifth race, one and three six
teenth miles, Peekskill won, Pasha second,
Ballot third. Time, 2:05! The steeple-
chase, short course, Palanca won, Judge
Griffith second, Sunstar third. Time, $40.
The Presidential Party-Causht Another
Fish.
PRosrEcr HOUSE N. Y August 10TH
The President captured a six-pound salmon
trout to-day, and the ladies got badly sun
HOyle'S pond for a days fishing, accom-
panied by Signors Lentz and Morgan, two
friends of DR.. Ward. The President and
Mrs. Folsom trolled on one part of the
pond, under guidance of Dave Cronk, Who
for three years has guided Mr.. Cleveland
in sthcse woods. Mrs. Cleveland and DR..
Ward were rOwed to another locality by
another guide, Wesly Wood When the
party came together, for lunch, a splendid
salmon lay beside the Presidents pole.
Upon the little table cloth spread on the
grass was lunch of hard boiled eggs and
sandwiches Around it the fishermen
gathered, seated upon the ground, and dis
posed of their frugal meal. The two ladies
busIed themselves over the fire making
coffee and griddle-cakes. The afternoon
was spent in trolling on Turtle pond,
which is separated from Hoyle pond by q
mere strip of land. The President and
Mrs. Folsom caught three speckled trout
weighing two and one-half pounds, while
Mrs Cleveland and the doctor landed a
beauty, one pound and a half in weight.
The distance from here to Saranac is a
mile, but the ladies insisted on walking
with the rest Of the party. The President
will ON Monday open, by telegraph, the
Exposition in which the Minneapolis and
st. Paul people are interested.
Closing Hours of the Anarchist Trials.
CHICAGO, August 19th.-In the Anarchist
case this morning, Grinnell resumed his
address. He directed his opening remarks
to answering the proposition in law made
by Foster in his address. He then touched
on Gilmers testimony, and said Gilmer
had at all times told the same story regard
ing the mountaineering. Continuing,
Grinnell said Captain Setback had given
the prosecution q leading string to the con-
spiracy.
The Court then commenced his instruc-
tons to the jury.
The Judge completed his instructions at
$50 this afternoon and the jury at once re-
tired.
CHICAGO, August 19tb.-The Times to-
morrow will say: at is generally under
stood the jury in the Anarchist cases found
Spies, Lingg and Engle guilty of murder in
the first degree. The other defendants are
one and all declared guilty of manslaugh-
ter, and given terms ofimprisonment rang
ing from twenty years down 10 three years,
the latter being the punishment meted out
to Neebe. Not one of the defendants es-
capped scot free"
Missouri nenocratic Stata Convention
ST. LOUIS, August h.-The Democratic
State Convention reassembled at 0 A. NJ.
and Immediately began to ballot for can
didate for Supreme Judge. On the sixth bal
lot Hon. Theodore Brace, of Monroe, was
nominated. A recess was taken till 5
o'clock. The afternoon session was pro-
longed until I o'clock. w. e. Coleman
was renominated for School Superintend-
ent on the first ballot, ard John d. Breath
in, of Salina county. received the nomina-
ton for Railroad Commissioner on the
ninth ballot, after which the Convention
adjourned sine die.
A Successful and Unsuccessful Attempt
to Navigate the whirlpool.
NIAGARA FALLS IN. ", August 10TH
Graham successfully navigated the whirl-
pool rapids this afternoon, with his head
projecting from barrel James Scott, a
fisherman of Lewiston, attempted to swim
the whirlpool rapids this afternoon in a
cork suit. His dead body was picked up
at Lewiston an hour later.
Military Changes.
WASHINGTON, August 19th.-First Lieu
tenant Philip G. Wales Assistant Surgeon
U. S. A, has been ordered from Fort Cmur
d'Alene, Idaho, to San Francisco, to report
to Major General Howard. Two compa-
nies of infantry, sent to Seattle, W T., at
the time of the Chinese riots, have been or
dered by the Secretary Of War to return to
Fort Vancouver.
Ex-Prisoners of War.
BUFFALO, August 19th-The National
Association of Elk Prisoners of War to-day
selected Chicago as the next place of
meeting.
Consul Recognized.
WASHINGTON, August 19th.-The Presi-
dent has recognized Henry Rothscbild as
Consular Agent of France at Port Town
send, w. T.
The Central Traffic Association.
NEW YORK, August 20th-A. M.-The
Central Traffic Association met at Com
missioner Fink's Office yesterday, and the
revised passenger contract, which had been
made necessary by the admission of
number of small roads between Buffalo
and st. Louis, was approved, to 90 into
effect at once. Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
ST. Louis and Chicago were admitted into
the pool The difficulties arising from
granting special rates recently by the Grand
Trunk to the excursion of Odd Fellows