Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-29
EASTERN RACES,
Grisette and Beaconsfield Run Second
and Third at Chicago.

EASTERN RACES.
Grisette and Beaconsfeld Run Second
and Third at Chicago.
CoTEY ISLAND, June 2Sth-The first race
to-day, seven-eighths of a mile, Joe Lee
won, Brother Ben second, James A. third.
Time, 1911.
mile, for two-year-olds, Harrisburg won,
My Fellow second, Sterrento third lime,
1:l2!.
The third race, one and one-eighth miles,
Rupert won, Amelia second. Time, 2:02I.
The fourth race, one and one-half miles,
Emporium stakes, Raceland won, Marauder
second, Tea Tray third. Time, 2:42.
The fifth race, one mile, Rapine won,
Royal Arch second, Frank Ward third.
Time, 1:46l.
The sixth race, one and one-h half miles,
on turf, Bob Miles won, Orlando second
Chanticleer third. Time, 2:45!.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 2Sth-The firstrac seven
eighths of a mile Rambler won, Hector
second, Parkhill third. Time, 1871.
The second race, tive-eighths of a mile
Mamie Fonsou won, Devonie second, Belle
of Nauturau third. Time 1:l14.
The third race, five eighths of a mile
third. Time, 1:104.
The fourth race, one and one-eighth
miles, Oakwood handicap, Seawood won,
Baldwin's Grisette second, Beaconsield,
third. Time, 2:062
The fifth race, for three-y ear olds and up
wards, one mile, Lottie Wall won, Kedi
Khan second, Loveland third. Time, 1:54!.
The sixth race, for all ages, one and
quarter miles, Wahoo won, Santaleen
second, Glen Fortune third. Time, 225.
A Light Ball Day.
Boston, June 2Sth.-The Bean. Eaters
won to-day by sheer hard work. Nc
Gunnigle, a temporary umpire, gave some
rank decisions. Score-Bos;on 9, Wash
ington Z. Baiteries-Sowders and Tate for
Boston, and O'Day and Deasley for Wash
ington.
IN OTHER PLACES.
INDIANAPoLIs-June 2sth-No game, on
account of rain.
DETRoIT-No game, on account of rain.
KANSAS CITY-No game, on account OF
rain.
Observation-Disclosures IL, Baltimore 5.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis f. Cleveland 0.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisville I, Brooklyn 8.
Literary Lovers Welded.
iCopyrigh', 1855. By The California Associated Press,
New YORK, June 2Sth.-William Foar-
ing Gill and Miss Edith Olive Gwynn were
married on Tuesday evening at the brides
home, on Madison avenue Gill was for
merly Boston author and publisher. The
bride is a sister of Mrs Cornelius Wander
bit, and is contributor to Hearth aud
Home and other periodicals. Her nom de
plume is Ethel de Ruyter. The marriage
was strictly private, and one of the sur
prises of the season. Gill is author of
'' Life of Edgar A. Poe
A Husbands Awful Deed.
FREEroRT Qll.). June 2Sth.-Chas Deick-
lar, farmer of BUena Vista, sent his
children from the house TO. day and then
crept up behind his wife and shot her
through the brain.
Deicklar then went 10 the sitting-room
and placing a revolver at his own breast
sent bullet almost through his heart.
Throwing the revolver away, he drew a
razor and cut his throat so desperately
that his head was almost severed from his
body. No reason is given for the terrible
crime.
Columbia Defeats Harvard.
GCepyfght, 1885, By The California Associated Pres.
NEW LONDON Comm, June 2S h.-The
Columbia College eight-oared freshmen
crew defeated the Harvard freshmen in the
two-mile boat-race this afternoon on the
Thames. Time-Columbia 1854 ; Har-
ward, 1908. The race was rowed in a pour
ing rain, and with strong wind blowing
across the course.
The four-mile straight-away race, be-
tween the University crews of Yale aid
Harvard, occurs tomorrow afternoon.
Craft in Trouble.
FCoppiSh. 1888, By the California Associated Press
Il L
which arrived at this port on Wednesday
night, reports seeing the boat Dark Secret
on Wednesday morning about seventy
miles east OF Highland-light, with sails
down. 1t looked as though Captain An
drews was repairing his boom. Captain
Andrews showed no signal of distress, ard
the steamer did not alter her course to
speak him.
That Disastrous Wheat Deal.
CHICAGO, June 2Sth-Stockholders S. J.
NJ. Mayo and Franklin Spencer, of the
American Exchange National Bank, conf
menced suit yesterday against David w.
Irwin to recover $399, 200. This suit is the
outgrOwth of the big wheat deal in June,
1887, which wrecked G. J. Kershaw & Co.,
of this city, and the Fidelity Bank of Gin
cinnati, and landed E. L. Harper in the
Ohio Penitentiary.
All Eeldto awaiting Claiinanb.
DENVER, June 2Sth.-Mr. Scott, the ex-
ecutor of the estate of Frank Riley, who
was kill ed at Las Animas by architect Call,
of Denver, has property in Chicago and
Colorado valued at $4,000. All efforts to
discover the heirs have proved fruitless, al
| though known TO have two sisters in Amer
| lea, and brother in Paris, France.
Returning California Delegates.
DENVER, June 2Sth.-Hon. Creed Hay
mond, Chairman of the California delega-
ton to the Chicago Convention, arrived in
this city to-day, homeward bound. He
will meet a party of California friends here
tomorrow, and they will spend the heated
season visiting summer resorts in the
mountains of Colorado.
Returning Mexican Pilgrims.
[Copyght. 1855, by the California Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 2Sth.-The Mexican
pilgrims who journeyed to Rome little
over two months ago returned to-day or
the steamer Bolivia from Naples anC
Gibraltar, in company with about 40C
Italian emigrants.
Estee at his BIRTHPLACE.
ERIE (Pal, June 2Sth.-Hon. NJ. NJ. Este'
of San Francisco, Chairman of the late
Republican Convention at Chicago, is visit
ing his birthplace in this county. He will
preside st a ratification meeting in Erie OF
Saturday evening.
Victory for the Volunteer.
fcopyig. 1883. By The California Associated Pres
MARBLEHEAD Mass J, June 2Sth.-Th
Volunteer won in her class in the annua
regatta of the Eastern Yacht Club to-day
beating the Puritan about one mile.
Terrible Domestic Tragedy.
LOUISVILLE, June 2Sth.-Word reaches
here this afternoon from Darlan, KY, tina
on Saturday Marion Stewart shot AM
killed his wife and his brother, at thei
home near that place, in a dispute over
game of cards.
Father and SON.