Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
The Ohio CentenniaI.

The Ohio Centennial.
COLUMBUS, September 5th.-The second
day of the Ohio Centennial opened bright
and clear. The regular programme of ex-
ercises was carried out at the Coliseum.
The President of the Day is ex-President
Haves
This forenoon an address of welcome was
delivered by General w. II. Gibson. and
responses were made by distinguished
guests from Massachusetts, Connecticut and
elsewhere.
This afternoon Hon. Frank Hurd. of
Toledo, delivered an address of welcome.
and representatives of the Northwest re-
sponded.
TrOtting at Detroit.
DETROIT, September 5th.-At the Driy-
ing. Clubs races to-day the weather Yves
cold and the attendance was light. The
first race for two-year-ol Is, purse ST. 2IO
Bell Boy won, Panama distanced. Time.
2:33.
The 2:2S class, purse s., 900, Lady Bullion
won, Blue Grass second, Hambletonian
third, Emulation fourth. Best time, 2:22t.
The four-year-old class, value $500, Sun
rise Patchen won, Nettle Leaf second. Best
time, 2:229.
The two-year-old class, value $3.50, Bran
daline won, Bartholdi Patchen second.
DeSI time, Z.4U.
Blaine on the Stump.
OLD ORCHARD: (Me.), September 5th.-
Ten thousand persons heard Blaine this
afternoon, who was followed by Henry
Cabot Lodge, and preceded by Thomas
Reed. He fiercely attacked Cleveland's
policy on the fisheries question, and de-
clared that the Democracy had raised the
tariff issue and must be held to the rack
until election dav.
Thirteen Buildings Destroyed.
CATARAGUs IN. ", September 5th.-A
fire broke out in J. G. Ackerman's store
early this morning, which destroyed
thirteen buildings. The loss is large.
This is the second time within year that
Cattaraugus has been destroyed bv fire.
The total losses will aggregate $100, 600, aud
the insurance $75, 900.
The Connecticut Campaign.
Copyright, 1888, 6yae California Associated Iress!
WooDsTocK Comm, September 5th.-
There was great Republican rally here
to- day, with large Rhode Island delega-
ton. Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster, Senator Evarts
and Congressman Butterworth, Russell and
Taft were the speakers.
Teemer Leads Them All.
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EMMoNDsPoRr IN. W, September 5th.-
The single-scull race this afternoon on Lake
Keuka, distance three miles, Teemer won
Time, 20:05 He was a length ahead of
Hamm. Teneyck was five lengths behind
Hamm. Teemer is training here for a race
with the Canadian, 0'Connor, on Octo-
Der 9Th.
Massachusetts, Democracy.
SPRINGFIELD (Massl, September 5th.-
The Democratic State Convention met
here to-day. 1t was called to order by
Hon. p. A. Collins. Hon. J. G.
Donovan. of Lowell, was elected Per-
manent Chairman. After speeches, the ap-
pointment of committees, etc., Hon. w. Z.
Russell was nominated for Governor by
acclamation.
Wisconsin Democratic Nominations.
MILWAUKEE,, September 5th.-The DEM
cratic Convention was called to order this
afternoon. James Morgan, of Milwaukee,
was nominated for Governor on the first
ballot. The other nominations were as
follows: Lieutenant Governor, Andrew
Kuhl; Secretary of State, A. G. Carson ;
Treasurer, Theo. Kersteen.
Villas at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, September 5th.-Secretary
Villas addressed Democratic meeting here
| to-day. His argument was made mainly
on the tariff question, from the farmers
standpoint. In closing he paid tribute to
the personal character Of General Harrison,
| and eloquently summarized the traits of
character for which President Cleveland is
conspicuous.
The California Racers.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, September 5th.-The
, Californians did not figure very prominently
in to-dayis races. The autumn stakes.
three e-quarters of a mile, were won by
Haggin's Fresno. and Baldwin's Laredo
run second in a field of eighteen, seven
eighths Ct mile.
| The Minnesota Republicans.
ST. PAUL, September 5th.-At the even
ing session of the Republican State Conven-
| ton the Committee on Credentials made a
| unanimous report. The Committee on
| Resolutions not being ready TO report, sew
! eral speeches were made and the Conven-
ton adjourned till tomorrow.
F! Hurricane In Florida.
! KEY WEST (Fla.), September 5th.-A
/ hurricane passed westward last night II
was probably much stronger in Cuba. Re-
ports from Havana state that houses were
unroofed and trees blown down. The
storm was still raging early this morning.
Louisville's Great Celebration.
Copyright .sss, By 1ss California Assoaiaed Press
| LOUISVILLE, September 5th.-Louisville's
great fall celebration opened at 10 O'Clock
this morning, with an industrial parade
I four miles long. Twenty thousand stran-
! gers were present.
! Lester Wallack Dying.
sCoPui0h,, lsss. by tie California A,socated res,l
| STAMFORD Conn }, September 5th.-Lester
Wallsck, the veteran actor. was stricken
with apoplexy yesterday and is reported
dying tonight. A New York physician
/ has been summoned.
Colorado Republican Convention.
DENVER, September 5th.-The Republi.
can Convention to-day nominated J. a.
Cooper. of Denver. for Governor. and VIM
! G. Smith, of Golden, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and adjourned till tomorrow.
Tea and Coffee Failure.
NEW YORK, September 5tb-The we'll
known coffee and tea house of ]. P. Bennett
& Co. has failed with liabilities of about
500, 200.
A Virginia Nomination.
lccppigh. 1885. by The California AssOciased Pres
RICHMOND, September 5th.-D. Wise wa.
unanimously renominate for Congress by
the Democrats of the Third District