Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-14

alsp1te with vigor, and firm stand will
De taken 10 sustain American rights
The American Turf.
BRIGHToN BEACH (N. ", May TGth.-
ham lell throughout the afternoon. The
nrst race, for maidens of all ages, three
iourths OF mile. St. Elmo won by a
length, Ganley second, Tantroy third
lime, LOO. The second race, for all ages.
seillng allowance, three -fonrths of mile.
Donald a. won by two lengths, Pat Dalev
second, Commander third. Time, lis
Ihe third race, for all ages, selling allow
ances, seven -eighfiIs of ii mile. Miller won
by ten lengths, MGonshine second, Bruns-
WICK third. Time, I:33. The fourth race,
handicap for all ages. one mile Valley
Forge won by two lengths, Bahama second
Jacobus third. Time, las The fifth race.
Tor three-year olds and upwards. seven
eighths of mile, was declared off,
THE KENTUCKY DERBY.
New YoEK, May 13th.-The Herald s
Louisville Ky special says: Present indi,
cations point to great race for the Ken
lucky Derby, the day after tomorrow. The
town talk is nothing else. OF the 1o7
nominations probably at least twelve of the
highest bred colts in the land will come TO
lie post, numbering among them Haeein's
Ban Fox and Ben Ali, and Baldwin's pair.
Solid Silver and Silver Cloud. The betting
iavors the great colt Ban Fox Two months
ago the report was widely published that
Ban Fox had broken down. This was
wholly unauthoritative. The colt did show
little lameness early in the spring; but
that passed away and to-day he is as sound
as dollar. Yesterday with 123 pounds up.
he worked one mile in l:46 with great ease
and went into the stable as playful as a
i.
superiority in the 2-year-old form, serve to
make him prime tayorite.
PooL-sELLERs AND GooK-MAKERs.
LOUISVILLE, May 13th.-In consequence
OF the desire Of the Louisville Jockey Club
to protect White & Co., the lessees of the
trottng privileges, those operating the pool
rooms III town were arrested to-day, and at
once gave bonds They were in full blast
this evening. The business is larger than
seen in Louisville for some time The
bookmakers are having some difficulty
with White IL Co. as to terms
with little prospects of q settlement.
The entire interest in the races to-
morrow centers III the Kentucky Derby.
1t is probably the "openest" " Derby that
has ever been run. The opinion of many
trainers at the track varies SO much that If
is almost impossible TO call any one horse
among the five or six a decided fayorite.
Up to few days ago Ban Fox was much
the best thought of, but his work of late
has not been 50 satisfactory. There is also
feeling that the stable wish to win with
Ben Ali; but this is doubted. There
Is considerable mystery regarding E.
}. Baldwin's horses, the best information
giving Lijera as the choice, with Silver
Cloud second. In case it rains. and the
track is heavy, Silver Cloud will be re-
placed by Solid Silver. Many think highly
OF Masterpiece, and others count on Free
knight as the winner. The first race will be
for the Louisville Lady's Stake. five-eighths
OF mile. Entries and weights: Katie A..
Nellie B., Blessed, Jennie T., Plaything,
Cora L., Lilith, Varina, Maidair, Bannail,
Wary, Violette-107 pounds each The
above are the probable starters.
To be Hanged.
COLUMBUS (O), May 13th.-Arthur j.
Grover, who murdered Granville G. Loo
mis-, near Bowling Green, Wood county, in
May, 1888, will be executed at the Ohio
Penitentiary between y o'clock tonight
and o'clock tomorrow morning.
MIDNIGHT EXECUTION
COLUMBUS, May 14th-A. M-Grover was
executed at l A. NJ lie protested his inno-
cence on the scaflold. He exhibited great
he announced himself ready to die.
san Fran ascan Run Over in New York.
New YORK, May 13th.-While William
ii. Wright, OF San Francisco, was attempt.
ing TO board Broadway car, going up
town, at Third street, he slipped and fell
down and the car ran over his right ankle.
He was removed to St. Vincent's Hospital.
where amputation was found to be neces-
sary. The driver of the car was arrested
and held in 500 bail to await the result of
Wrights injuries.
Burglary a Profession.
New YORK, May 13th.-The burglar who
shot young Coe near Englewood, n. j., last
wednesday night, appears to have been a
professional OF exceptional intelligence and
curious methods. His true name is John
kellenberger. The detectives have found
IN his rooms in this city many letters from
Germany. Sweden and Italy. One letter in
a large envelope, bearing the official stamp
OF the War Department, bears the Cali
tornia postn.ark of March 10, 1886. The
burglars notebook is full of notes and
dates, which indicate kellenberger lived in
Washington and devoted good deal of his
time to Studying the models and specifica-
tons of the safe-locks in the Patent De-
p2rtment. The prisoner takes his capture
phffoSophically. He said yesterday "A
man in this business takes his life in his
hand. When it is question of life and
liberty am q bad man." kellenberger's 5
victim, George Coe, the bankers son. is
progressing steadily and there is every rea-
son 10 hope for his recovery.
Passenger Train Derailed.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 13th.-The Wabash.
St. Louis and Pacific east-bound passenger
train struck Il washout six miles below
Lafayette at 2:30 this morning, throwing
the whole train of seven coaches from the
track. The cars were piled upon each other
promiscuously, but no one was hurt except
the baggageman, whose injuries were not
serious. The baggage and express cars are
total wreck. Trains were delayed about
twelve hours.
The Knights OF Labor.
CLEVELAND (O.), May y13th-Apartments
have been engaged at the Forest City House
for the delegates to the Convention of the
Knights of Labor, to be held here Nav
25th. There will be 175 delegates, and the
meeting will be held in an obscure hall on
Ontario street. Prominent members of
the Order say that every Assembly in Ohio.
with but two exceptions, will vote for
Powderly and against Irons at the Rich
mond Convention, which meets in October.
Thirty Thousand Men and Women
Thrown Out of Einployrnent.
CHICAGO, May 13th.-This evening at 6
o'clock, in accordance with the decision of
the Wholesale Clothing Manufacturers AS
sociation of Chicago, a, gigantic lockout was
inaugurated here. ALL the manufacturers
notified their cutters that for the present
no further work would be given out. BY
this action nearly 10000 men and womea
have been cut off fronl employment.
In Favor of oisomargarine.
DENVER [Col.), May 13th.-The Pro6aae
Exchange and Denver Chamber of Conn
merce to-day passed resolutions strongly
conaemning the proposed legislation against
oleomargarine butter, the proposed bill be-
ing considered class legislation OF the most
inyidious kind preja,licial to the cattle IN
terests OF the West, and also against the
sishes of the laboTing classes. y copy of
the resolutions were forwarded to, the Colo
RADIO Senators and Congressmen, asking
their influence in defeating the bill.
dad at His Wife.
NEwAYao. Mieh.) May 13tA,-Heary H.
Miller, q farmer, aged 20, this morning
burned down Lis house and barn. and then