Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-19
WHOLE NO. 11,59s

The sixth race, one mile, Aura won vii .ed
! tuals paid S4i 65.
! THE KANSAS CITY MEETING STOPPED
KANSAS CITY, June 18th The balance of the
meeting at Waldo Park has been declared off
| me attendance SO far has been far from salts
| factory, and in addition the arrangements for
| the transportation OF the horses by the railroad
lines has not met with the approval of the own
| eIs, the rates being held TO be too high.
Important to School Land Settlers.
IcopyigH, 1858, 6ya ac California Associated Press.
| WisHINGToN, June 19ih.-Mr. symes of Colo
| RADIO to-day introduced in the House n bin
amending the revised statutes relating 10 grants
\ OF school lands in the States and Territories
1t grants priority to settlers who, before the
school lands are surveyed, have entered upon
| them homeste IDS or pre-emption claims. and
the States or Territories are given the privilege
TO locate school lands in other sections.
Without a Hebeas Corpus
| [Copygst, 1855. by he California Associated Prss
NEW YORK, June 1sth.-Five half-case China
men known as =" eleven O'clock men," arrived
from havana TO day on the steamer Saratoga.
| and were permitted to land They are armed
with passports issued by the Chinese Consul at
havana, giving them permission to pass through
the United States to San Francisco and from
tnere 10 Pekln. They are natives of the Philip
pine Islands.
Memorial Services at Washington.
! WASHINGTON, June ISth.-The President and
| several members of the Cabinet attended the
| services at the German Lutheran Church this
| morning to the memory of Emperor Frederick
Many other distinguished people attended in
| cludlng nearly all the members of the diplO-
| matlc corps. The services were simple but
| very impressive, and conducted in the German
language, except poem on THE Dead Kaiser"
written by |. II. Cuthbone, of this city and read
| by Pastor Miller.
California Public Buildings.
Copyright, 1888. byhe Cali for7ia Associated Press
WAsHINGToN, June 1Sth.-The Senate to-day
passed the bill appropriating s2j0,O00 for the
| erection of public building at Oakland Cal
In the House, Congressman Vandever made an
| unsuccessful light to have the appropriation for
| q public building at Los Angeles, Cal. increased
| from Sl50,000 to 100000 Randall raised the
point OF order against the amendment OF Van
| dever and it was sustained by the Chair.
Struggled Corean Cigars.
ICopyrgd 1884, by The California Associated Irss,.J
PHIADELPHIA June Sth.--Colonel Tobias, an
! importer, found three cases of cigars at his
| warehouse that he knew nothing about. A
/ Corean student said attache of the Corean
Embassy, on the way to Washington from San
| Francisco, sent the cigars to him to sell The
| cigars were seized IS smuggled. 1t is said they
were sent to the Corean Legation from home.
Sheridan Making Good Headway.
Copyright, 1888, By Ire California associated PrcsI
| WASHINGTON, June 1sth.-9 p. NJ For the past
| twenty-four hours General Sheridan has been
| comfortable. lie slept well and reStfully last
| night, and has been quiet and composed all
| day, except that he has coughed rather more
| this afternoon His pulse and respiration are
| satisfactory Heis gaining in muscular strength,
] his appetite is good, and the tone of his mind
! Is improving.
A Protest from Omaha.
:Copyg 1855, by tie Cat oy1,ta associated P.essl
| WASHINGTON, June 16th.-A memorial was
| presented in the Senate to-day from the Board
| of Trade OF the City of Omaha, Neb., pr testing
frnEt tHaa 1g
| the Wilson BILL providing for the imposition
| OF certain duties on property seeking entrance
into the United States, even if originally in this
| country, crossing Canadian territory and ex-
! tending into the United States.
The Potters Separate.
Copyright. 1855, Oy as Calfo7 -i.sociated Prs.sl
New YORK, June Isth.-James Brown Potter
| and his actress wife have separated. Der tour
| acr IS the continent was a financial failure.
Her husband tried to persuade her to leave the
| stage forever, but she declined and signed au
! ironclad contract with Henry E. Abbey. by
| that act she estrarged herself from her husband.
| She sailed Saturday for London.
Ravaged by Rosebugs.
Copyright, 1883, blythe Cahfor:ia associated Press,
New YORK, June Isth.-MilIions of rosebugs
are ravaging all sorts of fruit crops in New Jer
| sey. All OF Pierre Lorillards berry bushes at
| Raneocas are covered with the destructive in
sects. Peaches, grapevines and app es are not
| spared. In one peach orchard in Hunterdon
| county half OF The trees were stripped in thee
| days. No remedy is known to check the rose
| bugs career.
California Pensions.
ICopgrtsai 1885, bylie California associated Prsssl
WASHINGTON. June lsth-CaIifornia pensions
have been awarded rs follows; Original in
| valid-Washington Rhodes, Santa Cruz Allen
J. Cobb, Los Angeles.
Increase-Geofgs Hayward, Santa Cruz.
Reissue j John Laruer, Nordhoff Wilism
Bright Caoria.
L Cockle-sheii on the Ocean.
Copyright 1855. By The California lssocia,ed Tcs5
Boston June 18th - Captain william An
| dTews this evening started for Queenstown in
| fourteen-fo dOIy. He crossed safely ten years
ago in similar boat. He has provisions for
eighty days ana expects to reach port in Au-
gust.
| The SpCOk Frauds Sentenced.
Copyright. 1888. 6y tie California associated l,s;I
NEW YORK. June 18th" General and
| Nine. Diss Debar the famous spook-picture
painters, convicted OF conspiracy 10 defraud
| Lawyer Marsh, were each sentenced to six
months imprisonment.
IA ifornia Fruit Sales.
tCopU4ghi 1885, by TIC Ccltfa,aia associated Press
New YORK, June 1sth-A carload of California
peaches was sold at auction to-day at from Sc so
TO 50 cents per box. The fruit was forwarded
here from Chicago, and was in poor condition
California Mail Change.
Copyright, 1888. by the California Associated EressI
| WAsHINGTON June 1Sth.-Mail service changes
in California have been ordered as follows
| Marysville to Quincy, from July J. 1SSS-omit
Point Wine, reducing the distance three miles,
three times week,
Mrs. Potter and Her Leading Man.
tCopyigt, 1883, by l3e California -isso ated Pres
NEW YORK. June 1Sth.-There are Tumors of
| a divorce between Mrs. James Brown Potter and
her husband. Kyrle Bellew sailed for Europe
on Thursday Unexpectedly, and Mrs Potter
sailed Saturday.
Big Fire in Connecticut.
ICopyigh 1883, by the California <fssocaiea Pressl
DANBURY, June 18th Armstrong & Co.'S box
shop was burned with ten other buildings. The
area OF the fire covers twenty acres. The loss is
Sl2l 600.
GTsecO-Roman Fake.
iCopyrlgI, 1888. by Tie California Associated Press
BALTIMORE, June 1sth.-In the GIeco- Roman
wrestling match tonight Professor Miller de-
ieated Captain J. {. DAILY, three out of ave.
Ben Ali to be Sold.
Copyright 1885, By the California Associated Press
NEW YORK, June lSth.-It is rumored that
Haggin will sell Ben Ali on Monday.
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TELEGRAPHIE BREVITIES.
The cloudburst on Castle creek carried away