Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-25


their fellow-countrymen, feel themselves
in a position to furnish subsistence and
temporary shelter to all who need it, but
at the same tine the committee estimates
that the relief funds at command, or in
prospect, will fall short of the money
needed to put in habitable condition the
homes of persons who are unable to repair
their buildings without public aid. The
Government engineers have inspected 600
buildings ont of 700 in the city, and esti-
mate the damage to those inspected at So
100000. Their inspection, however covers
most of the costliest structures. The Re
lief Committee, in assisting needy house
holders to make their residences hab-
liable, will deal first with those
whose losses are small. the object
being to make as many roofs as possible
tight, foundations secure and CHM
on Homes of widows and orphans
and other helpless persons will
have paramount consideration. No loss
of any person owning more than one house
will be considered at this time. The inten-
ton also is to disallow all claims for plas-
tering, as not being Indispensable to rea-
sonable safety and comfort. The Subsist-
ence Committee have supplied nearly all
persons requiring provisions, and the num-
Der of rations issued to-day was the small
est since the Commissary was established.
The force of clerks and working force is
being gradually reduced. To-day was very
quiet. No shocks were felt, and only a
slight tremor at Summerville. Business is
active and merchants are hopeful.
The Eastern Turf.
New YORK, September 2ith.-The only
Californian that started at Prospect Park
to-day, the last day of the meeting, was
Porter Ashes Binnette, in the tenth spe-
ciai, handicap at a mile and a quarter.
Nine in all started, Favor was the favorite
at two to one. Bonanza, Binnette and Ed
itor were each at five to one. Binnette was
first away, with Gonfalcon second, Bonanza
third and Editor fourth. The last-named,
however, at once took the track, and at the
stand led length and half, with Gonfal-
con second, q neck in front of Bonanza,
Florence NJ. fourth and Blue Wing fifth.
On the turn, Editor shot out, and at the
quarter pole he led five lengths,
with Gonfalcon second, neck in
front of Blue Wing capped by Flor
ence NJ, Favor and Bonanza. Along the
backstretch the pace increased, and the
field gained, and at the half mile pole Editor
led by only three lengths, with Gonfalon
second. neck in front of Florence NJ,
Favor fourth. The last named now began
to move up, and at the three-quarter pole
he was only length and a half behind
Editor, and length in front of Florence
NJ. When Strengthened out Favor took the
lead, and at the seven-furlopg pole was a
length in front, with Editor second, a
length in front of Blue Wing. In the last
hundred yards, however, Gonfalon and
Blue Wing came with rush, and nipping
Favor ct the post, Blue Wing won by a
head, Gonfalon second, head in front OF
Favor, Supervisor fourth. Time, 2:l0.
The first race, SIX furlongs Mamie Hunt
won, Bill Sterritt second, Brait third.
Time, 1:16.
The second race, nine furlougs, Frank
Ward won, Aretino second, Ada ID. third
Time, 1855.
The fourth race, one mile, Cleaner won,
Pericles second, Maggie ]. third. Time,
1:424.
The fifth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, Harefoot won, Santa Claus second
Bess third. Time, 1:50l.
The sixth race, selling allowances, one
and one-eighth miles, was won by Brough-
ton, Pilot second Error third. Time, 1851
Some Light on a Matter of Great Ma
tional Import.
New YORK, September 25th.-James r.
Cumming, who, it has been stated, acted as
intermediary between Victoria Morosini-
Schilling and her father, looking to some
sort of reconciliation, arrived from Europe
on Wednesday He said As the pro-
fessional adviser and personal friend of
Morosini, | can say but very little about
this matter. Mrs. Schilling did come to
see me. She said she was tired of the re-
lationship between herself and Schilling,
and perhaps she intimated that she wanted
to leave him Morosini did not see his daugh-
ter in this Office. | do not believe he has
seen her since she left her husband
/ donot care to say whether Mrs Schilling's
wish to leave her husband was communi-
Gated to her father. The story that Schilling
received money from Morosini is untrue
Mrs. Schilling is not at her fathers home al
Riverdale, she is not in convent, and she
is not with relatives of The Morosini family
do not know where she is, but the story
that she had run off with another man is q
falsehood. / do not know that Morosini is
paying her bills, but feel that he would
do so were she ever in need"
Queer State of Affairs.
CoLUMBUs(O. J. September 24th.-Develop-
ments concerning the mismanagement OF
the Ohio Penitentiary intensity indignation
against the guilty persons. The testimony
now being placed before the Grand Jury by
convicts and witnesses who are not crimi-
nails is astounding. 1t is alleged that men
who were imprisoned for burglary were
taken out at night by the employees of the
prison, regaled at restaurants andinstigated
to do clever burglaries, the proceeds OF
WI Will ~ "ele m up oeoMeen .ne co,i le'
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tai was made the thieves rendezvous. Men
who worked in the cigar shop carried cigars
to the bosnital whore thew rrera EXCHANGED
for other Stolen articles or Nancy In fbis
wav 10 GOO cigars were carried ont at niebt
in the dinner baskets of emnloves. The
hank cashier who was hookkeener in the
State shoD. was careful to keen n list of the
articles stolen, with the names Of the thieves.
His record is before the Grand Jury, as is
also the diaries of several other prisoners,
who took diligent note of all the crime
going on.
"Picturesque Consul.
WASHINGTON, September 24th.-Greene-
baum, the picturesque Consul TO the Sa-
moan Islands, has gone back to his post,
put he has no commission, and VIII not
nave. 1t was SAID at the state Department
to-day that he was out OF the service, all