Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-28

| the stabbiDg, and his companions took the
body from the carriage and carried it into
the field where it was found. They desert
| ed the horse and buggy and started for
Lee. Both were arrested at noon to-day
in Lee and taken thence to Rochester.
Eastern Turf Matters.
! BRIGHToN BEACH, September 27th.-The
first race to-day, one mile, Amber won by
| half a length, Glendon second, Ventilation
third. Time, 1:46l.
The second race, three-quarters of a mile,
Rosiere won by length and a half, Pool
Box second, Eager third. Time, 1:172.
The third race, seyen-eighths of a mile,
Commander won by head, Beggarsbush
second, Petersburg third. Time. I:292.
The fourth race, seven furlongs, Cratic
won by head, Lizzie Walton second,
Fergkyle third. Time, 1:30. Certificates
paid, Sl04 80.
The fifth race, one and an eighth miles,
was won by Florence NJ. by two lengths,
Franz second, Topsawyer third. Time,
1:57t.
The sixth race, hurdle, one and a quarter
miles, Post won by two lengths, Harry
Mann second, Joe Shelby third Time,
2:20.
THE WEEK AT JEROME PARK.
WASHINGTON, September 9th. = The
racing days at Jerome Park for the current
week includes tomorrow, Thursday and
Saturday. The features for tomorrow are
the Champagne Stakes for two-year- olds,
three quarters of a mile, 81 600 added, and
the Hunter Stakes for three-year-old fillies
at mile and three-euarters. Among the
entries for the Champagne Stakes is the
filly Connemsra, which, although the win
ner of several stakes, escapes the penalty,
which yi har aHu fa,.t !,
race, as Haggins Ferenzi is penalized ten
pounds. On Thursday the Grand National
Handicap, at a mile and half, will be
run. Whether or not the second meeting
will begin October 5th is doubtful 1t is
positively asserted that unless public bet
ting can be had it will not.
THE LoRILLARD SALE.
New YORK, September 9th. = Pierre
Lorillard will sell, ON October 10th, at
Jobstown, N. j., his entire breeding-stud,
including the famous Iroquois, winner of
the English Derby, Prince of Wales Stake,
st. Ledger and numerous other races in
England. Also, Mortimer, Duke of Ma
genta, PiZarro, etc, The sales includes also
seventy-five brood mares, and will be abso-
lutte and without reserve.
A Point for Topers.
WASHINGTON, September 27th.-Consul
Tanner, OF Chemnitz, reports to the Secre-
tary of State that the beer production of
Germany in 1885 was 1100, 100000 gallons
enough to form lake more than one
Il lie square and six and half feet deep +;
or, it would make a running stream as
large as some of our rivers. He SAYS the
consumption of intoxicants in Germany
per head is four times more than in the
United States, yet there are thousands of
hopeless drunkards in the United States
TO ten in Germany. The difference arises
largely, he. says (if not entirely, from the
manner of drinking in vogue in the two
countries. " This science of drinking" he
writes, 'consists simply in tardiness of
drinking. All drinks are taken sip by sip,
half or three-quarters of an hour being
consumed for glass of beer. This is SO
simple that one is liable to ridicule for law
ing stress upon it, and yet on this one
point hinges in my opinion, a question of
vast importance to Americans By the
German manner of drinking the blood is
aroused to greater activity in so gradual a
manner that there is no violent derange-
ment of animal economy. BY slow drink
ing the German accomplishes the object of
drinking, and gives his animal economy o
chance to say, Held, enough which
only slow drinking will do" Mr. Tanner
has his first glass of water TO see drunk" /"
Dynamite in St Louis.
ST. LOUIS. September 27th.-The citizens
of South St. Louis are thoroughly arors cd
over the finding of a dynamite bomb in
the Office of John N. Conrad, keeper of
livery stable at 6S07 South Broadway
When Mr.. Conrad went to his stable yester-
day morning he found small chalk-box,
from which fuse, partially burned, pro-
truded, lying in the doorway. He picked
up the box. carefully removed its lid, and
was Mortified to see. neatly packed in sand
and sawdust. regular Chicago Anarchists
dynamite bomb. The police were at once
notified, and they took charge of the bomb
and carried it to the police station, where it
was thoroughly examined. The instru-
ment of destruction was a castirCn shell
resembling in shape 4 duck egg, about
three inches in diameter and six in cir
cumference, and was filed with dynamite
and bullets, with an opening in the top to
admit the fuse. Why any one should desire
to destroy his stables Mr.. Conrad is at q
loss TO know.
The Regular Programme.
CHARLESTON, September 27th-A slight
earthquake shock was felt here at two
minutes past O'Clock this afternoon. ac-
wave moved from north to south The
shock lasted about two seconds. Houses
were shaken perceptibiy, and number of
persons rushed into the streets. No dam
age was done beyond the falling of loose
plasteriDg. The same shock was also felt
at Savannah and Summeryille.
WILMIEGToN IN. c., September 9th
There were two earthquakes at Smithville,
one at 1880 last night and the other at 4:50
this morning. No damage was done.
Ghe Qrarantined Cattle.
CHICAGO, September 27th = The Live
Stock Commission has not yet ordered the
slaughter of the quarantined cattle at the
Chicago distiileries. 4 meeting of the
Commission will be held tomorrow morn
ing, when some decisive action Will be
taken. There are q large nun Der of calves
at the Stock Yards and elsewhere, which
have been shipped to Chicago from dairy
districts in this State and Eastern States to
be forwarded to the stock-raising portions
of Iowa. They are now stopped by the
Iowa quarantine proclamation against Hi
nnis stock, and it will be necessary to secure
veterinarians certificates to forward with
each carload of calves into Iowa.
The New Cup.
New York, September 27th.-A great
silver vase, which Will cost $1,000, and
which the American Yacht Club offers as
the International Challenge Cup, is being
completed, and it is hoped that some for
eign steam yacht will challenge for it. 1t
is hoped that Baron. Arthur De Rothschild
will bring over his new steam yacht next
season and race for the cup.
Cuban Sugar.
WASHINGTON, September 27th.-Consul-
General Williams at Havana transmits
report to the Secretary of State which
shows that nearly 94 per cent. of all the
sugar-cane product of Cuba for the first
quarter of this year found consuming
markets " in the United States.
OF Ioterest to Some.
WASHINGTON, September 27th.-The new
oleomargarine tax stamp will be ready for
general distribution about the middle of
next month.
Druggists in Council.
MINNEAPOLIS, September 9th. = The
Board of 100 members of the National
Wholesale Druggists Association met for
the twelfth annual session of the Associa-
ton at the West Hotel this afternoon. A
number of names were proposed for men,
bership and other routine business trans
acted.
A Prospective Mill.
ST. LOUIS, September 27th.-George