Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-10

| The third, race one and one-fourth miles, |
Clay stakes, Ceawood won, Longroll sec
! ond, Vontrump third. Time, 2163.
| The fourth race, one and onesixteenth
miles, handicap, Barrister won, Asceola
second, Derochment third. Time 1493
| The fifth race, one mile, selling, Redstone
| won, Jennie Mcfarland second, Mishap
| third. Time, 1:46a
Redstone was entered to sell for $50, and
was bid in by Dan Honig at $100 above the
selling price.
| TRoTTING AT LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, May 9th.-The final mile
heat of yesterdays third race was trotted
to-day. Little Thorn won the heat and
race in 2:26, Sprague Pilot second, Geneva
| s. third.
The 2:2O class, three in five, purse $500,
Edwin G. won, A. V. Painting second, AL
| cyon third. Best time, 2:23.
The three-year-ol class, best two in three,
| had four starters, but Linnie B. distanced
/ the others in the first heat, winning the
race in 2:25.
| The 2:2O class for PAGERS was unfinished.
| Doctor West won the first heat, George
| Townsend the second, Andrew J. the third
and Gray Harry the fourth and fifth.
Fiend's Revenge.
TOLEDO (O.). May 9th.-An arrest yes
terday disclosed a fiendish attempt at poi
| soning. Hiram FIELDS, prominent grape
grower and wine merchant, reproved his
| hired man for drunkenness. The hired
man replied: "Ill fix yer" Later Mr..
Fields found that his wine casks had been
! tampered with. A closer examination re-
vealed crystals of blue vitriol not yet
dissolved in the wine. Dozens of casks,
containing thousands of gallons, were found
to have been thus poisoned. The man was
arrested. There is great excitement and
threats of lynching.
| Grants Arabian Horses.
Copyright 1855. blythe California associated Iressl
| BEATRICE (Neb.), May 9th.-General S.
| W. Colby, of this city, has purchased of U.
| 5. Grant, Jr., the Arabian stallion, Linden
Tree. Linden Tree and Leopard, another
Arabian horse, were presented to Grant at
Constantinople in March, 1879, bv the Sui
tan of Turkey. Linden Tree is now at
Washington.
An Ugly and Fatal Wreck.
iCopyig, 1883, by the Californi Associated Ircss
OTTAWA (Ill) May 9th.-The Peru &C.
J com mediation train cd the Alton Road last
| night crashed into a switch engine, which
was pulling several cars, and attempting to
cross the main train. The collision made
an ugly wreck. Two men asleep in the
caboose were instantly killed. The crew of
the train escaped.
The Big Odds Against Todd.
TCopyrigM, 1888, by The California Associated Pressl
New YORK, May 9th.-C. II. Todd, the
| speedy California horse, is expected to ar
rive at the BROOKLYN track tomorrow He
is in the Brooklyn handicap at 10 pounds.
he was not expected East in time for the
Brooklyn, and his price in the ante-post
books Is bow 80 to l against.
Strike of Switchmen.
icopyigH, 1885, by the California Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS, May 9th.-The switchmen
employed at the Manitoba yards in this
city struck work this morning at 8 O'Clock. |
| The cause is said to be the dispositiou of
the management to replace union men with |
non union men. The switchmen at St. |
Paul will probably go out.
California Oranges In Chicago.
Copyrig, 1855, by the Cali for1aia Associated Press
CHICAGO, May 9th.-California oranges !
are plenty and easy, while the supply of |
foreign fruit of that variety is only moder- |
ate. The weather so far this week has |
been cold and stormy, which is very un-
favorable for the trade. This has caused |
the market to rule quiet and there have |
been only moderate sales.
Montana Society Event.
HELENA On. IT,, May 9th.-The most |
brilliant wedding ever celebrated in this |
Territory was that tonight of Miss Ann
kennett. daughter of Ex-Governor Hauser.
and Richard Allen, a wealthy mining and |
cattle man. The presents were very numer-
Gus, and came from all sections of the
country.
Big Fire in Brooklyn.
Copyright, 1885, By he California associated Pressi
New YORK, May 9th-There has been
big fire in Brooklyn. Sheffield & Sons and |
Pogallnski q Co.'S iron works were burned
out. The loss amounts to $4,000, with
only 50, 300 insurance.
The Chicago Greeks.
lcopyrgi, 1858, by The California Associated Press
CHICAGO, May 9th.-The Greek Catholics
OF this city are to build church. 1t will
be the third Greek Catholic Church in the
United States, there being one in San Fran
cisco and another in New Orleans.
Barnum's View of The Situation.
Copyright 1888. oy tie California Associated Pressl
CLEVELAND CO., May 9th-Chairman
Barnnm of the Democratic. National Com
mittee is in this city and SAYS he thinks
cleveland viii! have no opposition at st.
Louis, and that Bla nc will be the Repub-
licaD nominee.
Two Bishwaymen Killed.
lCopyTgt, 1SS ty tie California associated press
MEXIA Tex J, May 9ih.-W1lliam Wright
and James Turner were robbed Yesterday
by four highwaymen. A fight ensued, in
which two of the highwaymen were killed.
ConkIing's Will.
Copyright, 1888, by Lte California Associated Press;
UTICA IN. ", May 9th-Roscoe Conk-
hngs will was probated this morning. All
the property goes to his wife, who is sole
executrix. The whole wall is embraced in
less than 100 words.
Thurman and the Vice-Presidency.
ICopyight, 1883, by he California Associated Press
COLUMBUS t0hio), May 9th-Ex-Senator
Thulma laughed at the effort to place him
in nomination for the Vice Presidency.
His son, Allan, said that the Judge would
not consider such thing for moment.
Solid for Cleveland.
[copyight, 1888, byte California Associated Pressl
ATLANTA (Ga.), May 9th-The Georgia
democratic Convention to-day chose a solid
Cleveland delegation to st. Louis, and
adopted resolutions strongly indorsing his
tariff message.
Depew's New Residence.
ICopyiGht, 1855, blythe Calfornia associated Fress1
New YoRK, May 9th.-Chauncey NJ. De-
pew has bought DR.. William A. Ham
monds handsome house, AZ West Fifty
fourth street, for Sl25, 600.
California Cherries In the East.
copyright. 13ss, by he Calfoynie Associated Pressl
CHICAGO, May 9th.-Some very fine Cali
foTnia cherries have been offered this week,
which meet with fair sale. Ten-pound !
boxes sell at s..
Bad Lot.
Copyright, 1855. b. the California A,sociatea F,ess
WORCESTER (Mass.), May 9th.-Alice
Hoyle, in her confession, says that Nc
Quades father killed Lilies unborn child.
Killed by lightning.
!Copy7gt. 1875, by Ge California issociGte., Press.
DAYTON (Ohio), May CHA school
house was struck by lightning yesterday.
and two little girls were fatally injured.
The New York License Bill Vetoed.
ALBANY, May 9th.-Governor Hill has |
vetoed the high license bill |