Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-21

and Banner Bearer won, Calera second,
third. Time, 1:47.
The Saplipg Stakes was the second event.
Seven colts came to the post, and Dwyer
Bros s Hanover won his third successive
carrying lis pounds; Spendthrift-
Cadence FLY second, Austriana third.
Time 1:174.
The next race was the Stevens Stakes for
dash of one mile and five
Five colts came TO the post, as
follows: Inspector B., 123 pounds; Dew
drop, 11S; The Bard, 1lS; Quito us; Lin
den. Ill. Dryers Dewdrop won, The
Bard second, Quito third. Time, 2:54!.
A free handicap sweepstakes, dash of
one mile and furlong, was the next race.
Eleven horses started in this race, and
Sapphire won, Bonanza second, Electric
third. Time, 1853.
The fifth race was for selling purse of
$780, for three-year-oids and upwards dash
of one mile. Ernest won, Adrian second,
Miss Daily third. Time, LAG. There were
seven starters.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 20th-The weather is very
bad to-day, and the track is in poor condi-
ton. The attendance is fair
The first race was dash of six furlongs,
for maiden two-year-olds. There were five
starters, and Nellie G. won, Ira E. Bride
Miss Cleveland third. Time, 1:26.
The second race was for purse of $400,
500 to the second all ages to carry 100
pounds; sex allowances. Dash of one mile
and one-half. There were only three start
ers, Beaeonsfield being scratched. Tax
gatherer won, Lizzie Dwyer second, John
Sullivan third. Time, $50.
The Drexel Stakes was the third event.
Dash of one mile. Five colts came to the
post, among them Ashes Ed. Corrigan,
Baldwins Silver Cloud and Lucas Porter
Ashe. Silver Cloud won. Rogers Blue
Line second, Porter Ashe third. Time,
1:55.
Train-wreelSers Arrested.
KANSAS CRY, July 20th.-Six men are in
Jail at Wyandotte, Kan, charged with hay
ing wrecked the Missouri-Paciic freight
train between Wyandotte and this city, at
3 o'clock on the morning of April 18th
last during the great Southwestern Rail-
way strike, and by which Ben Horben,
fireman, and George Carlisle, brakeman,
were killed The alleged wreckers are
members of the Executive Board Of the
local lodge of Knights OF Labor there, and
Hamilton, the man who is represented as
the ring-leader of the crime, is Chairman
of the Board. The prisoners are George
Hamilton, recently a special policeman
Robert Geers, Mike Leary, Fred Newport
(married), car repairer II. j. Lloyd, also
car repairer, and William NosSman an EN-
ploye of an ice firm. The case has been
worked up by the companys detectives,
and the evidence against some of the pris-
oners is strong Besides this, it is stated
that Lloyd and probably two others have
made full confessions of the crime to the
officials. There was quite futter of ex-
here last might among the Knights
OF Labor over the charges thus reported
and the imputations made against their
order.
Davitt on the Policy OF the Home
Rulers.
New YORK, July 21st-A M.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received by
Patrick Ford, of the Irish World, from
Michael Davitt: Il have read ex-
tracts from the Irish Forld recon-
the Irish Parliamentary party TO
adopt policy of obstructing in Parliament
introduced for the benefit of
the English masses, because of the
vote of the latter against home
rule. This policy would be sui
Gladstone and home rule, but against the
land purchase scheme. The hostility on
the part of the democracy to buying out
Irish landlords, and the middle-class votes
against home rule decided the issue of the
election. The true policy for the home
rulers is TO advocate reforms required by
the workers of Great Britain, while advo-
eating justice to Ireland"
Caves Discovered.
Ell PAso (Tex.), July 20th.-New dis
coveries of caves of unexampled splendor
have Just been made during a few days past
in a mine located in the Organ range,
about forty miles north of Ell Paso. The
mine is named the Bennett, and belongs to
John Dougherty, of Ell Paso. 1t contains
q long series of caves, and only small
portion have so far been explored. The
side and roof are everywhere covered with
snow white stalactyle and effloresence, and
the sight is said to be equal to anything the
Cave is able to show. The
owner is reluctant to take out ore, as it is
found everywhere under the beautiful
which have to be knocked
off and defaced to get the mineral out.
The New Treaty with England.
New York. July 20th-The Tribune this
publishes the full text of the new
treaty with England, signed by Minister
Phelps and Earl Rosebery June 25th. The
feature is this amendment to Ar
ticle X. of the treaty of 1912: The pro-
visions of Article Y. of said treaty will be
and are hereby extended so as to apply to
and comprehend the following additional
crimes not mentioned in said article,
namely: Manslaughter, burglary, embezzle-
ment or larceny of value of $50 or 410 and
upwards, malicious injuries to property,
the life of any person shall be
if such injuries constitute Il
crime according TO the laws of both such
contracting parties"
Chances for Defeating the River and
Harbor Bill.
New York, July 20th.-The Tribune's
Washington correspondent says that the
friends of the river and harbor bill are
by the prospect that it will fail.
The bill is now on the Speakers table, and
will be referred to the River and Harbor
which will report it back i'm
with the recommendation that
the House non-concur in the amend
ments and accede to the Senate's request
for conference A single objection will
the bill to the Committee of the Whole.
Once there, forty determined opponents of
the measure can defeat it easily by offering
dd tibitum.
Another Memorial in Relation to the
Chinese.
WASHINGTON. July 20th.-In the Senate
Miller presented memorial OF the Evan
gelical Alliance of the United States, and
to the recent outrages and massa-
cres perpetrated on Cinnamon on the
Pacific coast, with letter from branch of
the Alliance in China, setting forth the in
furious effect of these outrages on Ameri.
can Christians in the Chinese Empire. He
thoroughly Endorsed the sentiments con-
tanned in the memorial and letter. The
was read in full and referred TO
the Committee on Federal Relations.
Postof,ice Change in California.
WASHINGTON, July 2oth.-The Postoffice
at Davenport, Santa Cruz county, has been
and q new office established
at Laurel Grove. in the same county, to
which William f. ingalls, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster, upon the recommend
alton Of Mr.. FELTON,.
Presidents Nominations.
WASHINGTON, July 20th-The President
has nominated Henry p Henderson, of
Michigan, to be Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of Utah.
Day for Congress to Adjourn.
WASHINGTON, July 20th.-The Commit
tee on Ways and Means to-day agreed to
Morrison's resolution providing for the ad-
journment of Congress sine die on the 2Sth
instant.
Senator Hearst's Land Purchase.
WASHINGTON. July 20th.-Senator Hearst,