Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-12
WHOLE NO. 1867

alfornia in 1919 By hard work and judicious
Investment he acquired considerable property,
;lnd leaves an estate of s75 900. During the war
,S ne was oapiain OF q local militia company. De-
ceaseu was member of the Odd Fellows Pr
oneeis and Knights Tcmplar
aarn Bornea at Redwood city.
REDWOOD ITY, October 1lth.-A fire started
m Darn containing hay and straw, belonging
10 r. cullen, and situated in the rear of the feed
store on Main street. at 3:l5 O. clock this morn
ing 1he lire company was soon on the ground.
anu through efficient work and good discipline
nau the hre under control directly after its ar
lI. lpurhing building and containing 100 tons Of
nay, was saved. The fire is supposed to be in-
eendlary. Loss, s9o0; no insurance.
Races at Giiroy.
Cofy79ht, 1883, by ne California AssociGted Press
GILRoY. October lIth-The second DAVIS
races had better attendance. It was q very
war warm ly day ne race was running, half mile
ana repeat, ana was won by Mig, time Isl. TIE
second race was tTot, the best three out of
hVe, and was competed for by Rosewald Billy
Saa Matthews, Maud. Eight and Mazanita. six
heats were trotted and the race was won by
Kosewald. Best time, 2:23.
Want to be Bootblaoks.
icopWisht. 1888, 6ye California associated Press,
lone, October 11th.-Ycsterday the following
unique bet was made on the result of the cleo
non between George II. Dunlap and JAMES
flhherty. The former agreed to black all boots
1
Cleveland is elected, and the latter will do The
same II Harrison is elected. One hundred dol
lars Is forfeited If either fails in the contract.
Felton's Opinion of the Fight.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 1lth.-Congressma
FELTON, returned to day. He said to a can re-
porter: " am OF the opinion that Harrison viii
be successful. would not wish to state positively
that New York will go Republican, but nv i'm
Preston IS that 1t Will 1 have conversed with
the leading men of both parties, and on their
statements base my opinion, that the Republi-
cans will have good majority l think the
stalwarIs, to man, will vote for Harrison
Diseased Beef.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 11th-[Special 1.-The
surgeon appointed by the Board of Health ID
examine the slaughter houses, condemned one
cow and one sheep today. He found the pens
where the animals are kept in fair condition,
but Will suggest Improvements. In few days
all meats sent from the slaughter houses TO the
markets will have to bear the stamp of the
Board of Health.
Tie Democratic Ohiua,nan.
Copyri9N, 1853, By re California Associated Pres.
MONTEREY, October l1th.-Ah Tuck Lee, the
only Chinese voter IN this county, will cast his
INST ballot in November for Cleveland and
thurman Iuck Lee was born in Monterey, and
follows fishing for living. lie is bright for a
Chinaman, and speaks both English and Span
ish
Collision the Northern Pacific.
PORTLAND or, october 1lth-Yesterday a
Train COluutu WIN Il STdFel traln near
Hope, on the Northern Pacific, and engineer
Craik and William Evoy, brakeman, were
killed. Their remains will be brought to
Sprague.
Granted ~ Rehearing.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 1lth -ISpecial. /
United States Supervising Inspector Hulback
to-day granted the application for a rehearing
of Captain Wallace, whose license was recently
revoked owing to his action when the City of
Chester was sunk by the Oceanic.
Lecture on Spiri lualism.
Copyright 1883, by the California Associated Pres,
SANTA MARIA, october 11th.-J. j. Owens, of
Golden Gate, Alameda county, delivered lect-
ure on progressive spiritualism to large audi
ence last evening.
No News From James e. Flood.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 11th.-TSpecial l-Up
to II O'Clock tonight no cablegram indicating a
change in the condition of James C. Flood had
been received.