Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-27
Henry Georges Efforts TO Deceive Irish
Citizens Exposed.

Citizens Exposed.
NEW YORK, October 26;h-It is gen.
orally conceded now that Georges speeches
have done him more harm than good with
the naturalized Irish citizens and the native
Irish who belong TO Trades Unions. The
following, from the Boston Republic, puts
the reason why very plainly: " Nothing
but the most consummate arrogance would
undertake to establish any connection be-
tween Georges chances and the success of
Parnell's movement. In the first place
George has been denounced by no less a
person than T. NJ. Healy as an enemy of
Ireland. Those who remember the de-
spondent manner in which George acted at
the time the Irish leaders were imprisoned
at Kilmainham, and who recall the calum-
MES he then put upon the Irish people,
will readily understand why Healy de-
nounced him as person mimi
cal to Ireland. Henry George has
been weighed in the balance and found
wanting by Ireland, which has time and
again declared that she wanted none of his
theories affecting land and its ownership.
Parnell in particular has always been
resolute opponent of Henry George and
yet that demagogue, now that he has be-
come an office-hunter, does not hesitate to
declare that upon the issue OF his personal
campaign will depend the success of Par
nell's agitation for home rule and the abo-
lition of alien landlordism. Henry George
is no friend of Ireland Every Irish
American in New York ought to vote
against him, if for no other reason, on ac-
count of his contemplate endeavor to
make political profit for himself out of
misrepresentation of the Irish National
movement"
The Eastern Turf-A Big Day for Bald
wins Stable.
WASHINGTON, October 26th-The fall
meeting of the National Jockey Club began
to-day with large crowd in attendance,
notwithstanding the cloudy sky and occa-
sionai showers of rain. The California
horses won the two principal events, Vo-
lante capturing the Autumnal Handicap,
one and one half miles, with ease. His
only strong competitor in the entries for
the race was The Bard. which was with
drawn this morning. In the race for the
Arlington Stakes three horses from Bald
wins Santa Anita stables, finished first,
second and third, viz: Grissette, Laredo
and Goliah. Following are the details
The first race, six furlongs, Cleaner won,
Mamie Hunt second, Tom Berlin third.
Time, 1:15i
The second race, one mile and half,
Nolante won, Irish Pat second, Greenfield
third. Time, 2:36l. Bonanza ran.
The third race, one mile. Dryers Millie
won, Bonnie Prince second, Barnum third.
Time, 1:434 Jim Douglass ran.
The fourth race, six furlongs, for two
year-olds, Baldwin's Grissette won, Bald
wins Laredo second, Baldwin's Goliah
third. Time, 1:16l.
The fifth race, one mile and one-s1x-
teenth, Pegasus won, Ferg Kyle second,
Herbert third. Time. 1:50.
Racing in Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, October 26th.-This was the
first day of the regular Fall Meeting of the
Memphis Jocky Club. The purse for two
year-olds, five-eighths of mile, Ovid won,
Foster second, Volcano third. Time, Leg.
The purse for all ages, three-fourths of
mile, Climax won. Rose second, Finality
third. Time, lisa
The selling purse, for all ages, seven
eighths of time, Petticoat won, Little Joe
second, Watch En- third. Time, 1881.
The Peabody Hotel Handicap, for all
ages, one and an eighth miles. Grey Cloud
won. Barbara second, Ligan third. Time,
1:593.
The steeple-chase over the full course.
| about one and a half miles, .Aurellan won,
! Hop Sing second, Claude Brannon third
Time, 4;07l.
A Desperate Negro Shot Down.
VAN BURES (Arlz.l, October 26th.-A ne