Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-24
The Eastern Races.

BROOKLYN, May 23d.-The first race to-
day, three-fourths of a mile, Cyclops won.
Mono second Fordham third. Time. 1:16s.
The second race, one mile, Wilfred won
Joseph second, Ella Smith third. Time
1:43.
The third race, three fourths of mile,
Gypsy Queen won, Miss Cody second. Ser
via third. Time, 1:174.
Fourth race, one mile, Peg Wellington
| won, lnvermere FLY second, Clay Stockton,
| third. Time 1:43
The fifth race, one and one-eighth miles,
handicap, Linden won, Brown Duke sec
ond, LIE Logos third. Time, 1:E64.
The sixth race, three-fourths of mile.
Weller handicap, King Crabb won, Regu-
lus second, Teller third. Time, 1:164.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 23d-The first race to-
day, seven-eighths OF a mile, selling, Lafitte
won, Billy Gilmore second, Cast third
Time, 1904.
The second race, three-fourths of a mile
The Lioness won, Champagne Charlie sec
ond, Outbound third. Time, 1:18I.
The third race, one and Cne-sixteenth
miles, handicap, The Chevalier won, Wary
second, Jacobin third Time 1:49.
The fourth race, one mile, Benedict won,
Autocrat second, Macbeth third. Time,
1:42t.
The fifth race, three-fourths of mile,
had eleven starters. Comedy won, Parish
second, Tam OShanter third Time, 1:16I
The Southern Presbyterians.
BALTIMORE, May 23d.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly South resumed business
at o'clock. The case of Rev. DR.. Wood
row was postponed until after the return of
the delegates from Philadelphia.
1alorarin,, Io II
of the Northern Presbyterian Church, in
session IN Philadelphia-head by Rev.
DR.. Mclntosh-was presented, and DR.. Nc.
lntosh invited the General Assembly to
participate tomorrow with the body he
represents in the centennial celebration.
Rev. DIR. Bullock accepted the invitation
on the part of the Assembly, which ad-
iourned until Friday, and started for Phil
adelphia.
North Carolina Republicans.
Copyright. 1888. by ne Cos o,rria Associated Pre.,l
RALEIGH, May 23d.-Considerable time
was consumed today by the Republican
State Convention in selecting a permanent
Chairman. After effecting an organiza-
ton prominent Republicans made speeches.
Every mention of Blaine was applauded.
o. II. Dockery will probably be the Guber-
material nominee.
Alter recess spirited contest for the
Craftsmanship resulted in the selection of
James E. Boyd, defeating Judge D. Russell
by vote of 102 to 101. The Convention
then nominated Dockerv for Governor, and
J. G. Pritchard for Lieutenant Governor.
Destructive storms in Arkansas.
VAN BUREN (Ark.), May 23d. - The
heavy rains washed out 10000 feet of bridg-
ing near the mountains at Chester a six
teen-stall round-house was swept away at
Windsor. The guests ct Yoe's Hotel had
to wade through water and take refuge in
box car, as the foundations Of the hotel
were sinking.
All the bridges are unsafe and no trains
have arrived for the past four days.
Crops and fences were washed away
wherever rain-clouds burst.
A Hypocritical Equine.
LOUISVILLE, May 23d.-The horse Hypo-
critic, reported to have been poisoned, is
improving, and it is now known he was not
poisoned.
The Jug-Handle STATE. ~
| JACKSON (Miss.), May 23d.-The State
| Democratic Convention was held here to-
| day. A resolution indorsing President
| Cleyeland's Administration and the Mills
bill was unanimously adopted.
! A memorial from the w omen's Christian
Temperance association asking the Con-