Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-13
GLOBE GLEANINGS.
GEN. SICKLES ON THE SuUA-
TION CT MEXICO.
Redemption OF Bonds = Cuttings
Case = Labor Interests
Foreign News.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEooKD-ux1oS.I
DOMESTIC NEWS.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
General Sickles Mexico's Condition.
New YORK, August 12th.-General Dan
SickIes, speaking about the Cutting muddle
yesterday said: In comparison with the
United States Mexico is feeble power, and
very much inferior in military, naval and
financial resources. California and Texas
unaided, would conquer her. My solution
is that she would like to repeat the maneu-
yer of Santa Ana in 1876. Mexico knows if
we take a slice of chihuahua, Sonora and
Lower California, we would take territory
valuable to us and valueless to Mexico, and
that we might do now as we did in 1916,
pay Mexico handsomely for the territory
taken. Public opinion in Mexico would
not permit their Government to sell this
territory by any peacable transaction of n
treaty. If conflict be provoked by the
Mexicans and we help ourselves to such
parts of their territory as we may want, we
could well afford to pay good round sum,
twenty or thirty, or even forty million
dollars. Such replenishment of the Mexi-
can Treasur at this time would enable
General DIG. and his Government TO 90 on
very handsomely during the rest of his
term of Office. Mexico has not the means
to pay her army or her civil service, and
must sell land peaceably. This would be
impossible. A mob would hang Diaz and
his Cabinet in the streets of the Capital if
they sold national territory, but if 0000,-
600 or $40, 900, coo of gold can be drawn into
the Mexican Treasury from the United
States after a campaign or two, in which
we would take possession of chihuahua,
Sonora and Lower California Mexico would
L. -. !
before"
A Mexican Villain Shot.
ST. LOUIS, August 12th.-The Matamoras,
Mex, correspondent of the Globe Democrat
telegraphs as follows: 1t is reported that
Davita's band of revolutionists have broken
up into small parties and are making for
the Rio Grande to escape into Texas. The
Fourth Infantry has been ordered TO pro-
ceed into the interior. Jesus, the murderer
of Flores, was fully proven to have been
the murderer of the young rancher Garcim.
who was killed up the river for his horse
and pistol. The assassin was taken out at
dawn to-day and shot. 1t was be who
some years ago killed Deputy Sheriff Ma
merit RoSales at Rusio's ranch, and he was
one of a party who some ten years ago
seized the rich Sonora Menachaea, near
Sonora robbed and outraged her and her
two maid servants, and then tied the three.
with two male servants, to trees, and left
the whole party to starve.
The American Turf.
SARATOGA, August 12th.-The weather to-
day was sultry and threatening, the track
fast and the attendance large. The first
race, purse, one mile, Mona won, Endurer-
second, Sam Brown third. Time. la.
Mutuals paid S41 80. The second race,
three-quarters of mile Connemara won,
Bessie June second, Nellie B. third. Time,
1:15l. Mutuals paid Sl4 90 The third
race, one and q half miles. Inspector B.
won, Solid Silver second, OFallen third.
Time, 2:422. Mutuals paid 50 80. The
fourth race, one and a quarter miles, Elk
wood won, Barnum second, Swift third.
Time, 2:11. Mutuals paid S71 20. The
fifth race, three-quarters of mile. Little
Minch won Patrocles second, Brait third.
Time 1:164. Mutuals paid $l4 20.
MONMOUTH PARK, August 12th.-The
first race, seven-eighths of mile, Visalia
won, Stonebuck second, Sutter third.
Time. 1:30. The second race, three-quar-
ters of mile, Maggie Mitchell won, Free
dom second, Frill third Time, LII. The
third race one and one-half-miles, The
Bard won, Dewdrop second, Ben Ali third.
Time, 2:59. The fourth race; one and
three-sixteenth miles. Gonfallon won,
Peeksl1ill second, War Eagle third Time,
2:05. The fifth race, one mile, Lizzie Mack
won, Queen Esther second, Witch third.
Time, 1:45. The sixth race, steeplecbase
over the short course, Judge Griffith won,
Endeavor second, VIII Davis third. Time.
$40.
BRIGHTON BEACH August 12th.-The first
race, one mile, Poet won, Poverty second,
Bob May third Time, 1:45. The second
race, seven-eighths of mile, Banero won,
Mentor second, Barney third. Time, 1:3f4.
The third race, one and one e-eighth miles,
Blizzard won, Ben Pryor second, King
Victor third. Time, .. The fourth race,
seven -eighths of mile, Font won. Error
second, Treasurer third. Time, 1:29f. The
fifth race. three.quarters of a mile, Eva 4.
won, Hazard second, Bahama third.
Time, Ill.
CHICAGO, August 12th.-The weather was
very warm, the track fast and the attend
ance large. The three-quarter mile race
Finality won, Modesty second, Fred.
Wooley third. Time, 1:15I. Mutuals paid
$95. The mile and one-eighth King of
Norfolk won, Vie second, Wahoo third.
Time, los. Mutuals paid so 10. The
Quickstep stake, half mile, Foster won,
Hinda second, Vera third. Time, :4S3.
Mutuals paid S2S 20. The mile and one
sixteenth Little Joe won. Warrenton sec
ond, War Sign third Time, 1:4S4. Mu-
tuals paid $1l 30 The mile and quarter
Bessie Dwyer won Waukesha second, Le-
man third. Time, 212?. Mutuals paid
$6 20.
Convention of American Bankers.
BosroN, August Notwithstanding
the extreme heat Horticultural Hall was
well filled with delegates when the second
days session of the annual Convention Of
the National Association of American
Bankers was called to order. Murray of
New Yolk was elected President. Judge
Lowell, of Massachusetts,, read paper on
the need of a uniform bankruptcy law,
and suggested bill which would provide
that salaried supervisory officer be ap-
pointed under the Government to super
wise all bankruptcy cases just as an 1nsur
ance Commissioner serves. A communica-
ton was read from United States Treasurer
Jordan, which showed that the number of
silver dollars coined to June 30, 1886, was
233, ,723, ,2S6. The estimated value of SUBJ
sidiary silver was s70,000000 Total, $685.
723, ,2S6. The value of silver in the standard
of to-day's august 10th) price, is II 81,
while subsidiary silver is valued at 66.61,
exclusive of abrasion. The present value
of silver coinage is $2l3,06l $50. After
passing resolutions against the continued
coinage of silver dollars, the association
adjourned sine die.
Jealous Cinnamon Murder a Woman.
DENVER (Col.), August 12th.-An Evan
ston, Wyoming, special to the Ne,cs says ::
A Chinese murder of the most horrible
character has been discovered here by the
Sheriff. Two Cinnamon are charged with