Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10
A PEDESTRIAN WONDER.
The Leader In the six-Day Walk Beatin
All Records

AZ nio oiA-Oay Walk Beating
All Records.
NEW YORK. February 9th-The race at
haulson square Garden was almost with
cut lhcictnt during the morning. Albert
IS looked upon as wonder. He is run
| ming this morning apparently as fresh as
When he begun. At o'clock ne was 425
yards ahead of the best record for the same
length of time made in 1882 by RowelI.
AT lO O'Clock Albert was miles and l3
laps ahead of the best record for 50 hours.
lIttlewood, at Philadelphia, in 1887, made
5o4 miles in 81 hours, which has not been
beaten until to-day.
Guerrero had another severe spell of
bleeding at the nose this afternoon, and is
thought to be in bad way. At midnight
the score was Albert 450, Panchot 437.
Herty, 49, Guerrero 42O. The Others are
below 400.
Huntington's Eastern Lines.
Copyright 1885, by the California Associated Press
New YORK, February 9th-C. P. Hunt
lngton says that the re-organized Chesa
peake and Ohio Railroad will have main
ilne OF $50 miles, in addition to its
branches, and Will be double-tracked over
considerable portion. The bonded debt
OF the re-organized road will be $25, 900 900.
OF which $4,000,0O0 will run at 6 per cent.
Huntington thinks that the Kentucky Cen
tral and other small lines will ultimately
be operated by the Chesapeake and Ohio or
| the Newport News Company.
How Opium is Struggled
iCopy7g't 1855, by tie California Associated Press
New YORK, February 9th.-A Kingston.
Ont, special explains how the $4,000
worth OF smuggled opium seized Yesterday
at Redwood, N. Y, was brought East. It
came from China to Vancouver, thence
| overland via Canadian Pacific, DISCHARGED
at Brookville and taken across the river in
small lots and sent to the large cities marked
and packed as eggs. Special officers say
that great quantities of opium are snug
! gled in this way.
Jimmie and George Disagree.
ICopwiga, 1855, by the California associated Iress.1
New YORK, February 9th.-Judge Ma
gulre, OF San Francisco, has long COM
mnnication in Henry Georges Standard
referring to the advlsability of the nomina-
ton OF Presidential ticket by the George
| party. The substance of Maguire's views
is comprised in the following extract I'VE
| have, therefore, no place in national poll
tics, unless we switch ourselves off on the
| tariff question
Salt and Coal
lcopyrfg't, lSss, by he California associated FressI
New YORK, February 9th.-A Washing
| ton special says on the authority of a Re
! publican member of the Ways and Means
Committee that the Democrats have de-
| cided to strike salt and coal from their free
| list, and that the subject now under con-
sideration is whether lumber shall be on
| the free list.
The Cambridge Poisoning Case.
| BosToN, February 9th.-There was the
| usual large attendance at the trial of Mrs.
Sarah J. Robinson, the alleged poisoner, of
! West Cambridge, to-day. Mrs Robinson
denied having had any conversation about
Prince A. Freeman's insurance, and her
| further testimony was a general denial of
| the allegations adducvd in the evidence for
| the prosecution.
a Murderer Executed.
Utica, February 9th.-Clement Arthur
Day was executed in the Utica Jail at 1924
| this morning for the murder of his para
mour, Johanna Rose Cross, on the 9th of
| last June.
Cohnfeld's Fortune.
New YORK, February 9th.-The real es-
tate of Isidore Cohnfeld, the feather i'm
porter, which was sold to-day for the bene-
fit of his creditors, brought 1857, $50.