Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-19
WHOLE NO. 1856.

For two-ysar-olds. five. eightLs of 4 mile.
Sally Q: won, irish Dan second, Entry
third. Time, 1:04i.
For all ages, one mile, Persimmon won.
Time, 1;43.
For all ages, seven-eighths of mile.
Surprise won, Balance second, Ida l..
thro. Time, 1:3I.
The one and one-fourth miles, over five
hurdles, Ten Times won, AsceoE second.
Surprise stumbled at the third hurdle,
throwing his jockey, who was severely in
iured. Time, 2:22.
Yesterdays BAH Games.
PHILADElPHIA, April 18th. = Athletics.
8 0 0 l 0 1 o.. Baltimore, o o 90
9 l 0 0 #-5.
BRookLYs, April 18th. : Brooklyn.
3 Q 0 0 . 1-10. Cleveland, 01s0
0 9 90 CT.
KANSAS Cry, April 1ssh.-Kansas City.
. Q 90 20 1-3. Cincinnati, 2O2
0 4 8 80.
This is the first game OF the American
ASSOCIATION here.
ST: Louis, April 1Sth.-St. Louis, 201
0 &C:
The Ohio Republicans.
DAYTON (09, April 1sth-The Ohio Re-
publican State Convention effected a tenn
porary organization by eleeting ex-speaker
helfer Chairman. Resolutions anent Conk-
ling's death were passed.
Governor Foraker made speeeb in
which he pledged bis allegiance TO Sber
man. Congressman ButterWorth alscspoke.
and the Convention adjourned till ts-mor-
row.
The resolutions arraign the Democratic
party for Ealing to redeem its pledges 10
the country demand the repeal of the in
ternal revenue law as got longer necessary;
urges upon Congress 10 passage of the
Blair bill, or some sinlaa.s BILL deaources
the free trade tendencies of the Demoersey,
and tavors protection to American labor
and industries.
Alabama Temperance Conventions.
DECATUR (Ala.), April 1Sth.-The Stste
Temperance Convention met here to-day
and nominated a State ticket The plat
form declares opposition to the manufaet-
ure and sale OF Intoxicating LIQUORS, and to
All forms OF license; demands the repeaIof
the internal revenue and license laws.
better election laws; better system OF
education, and the supplementing of State
by national aid, and favors a residence of
Il years for foreigners before voting.
switchmen's Strike
CHICAGO, April 1sth-The switchnaen
who work nights in the South Branch wards
OF The Northwestern Road struck tonight.
and the eight or ten engines which usually
work IN the yards along Sixteenth street
were idle. The principal grievance of the
men was stated to he change in ward
masters. So far as known it has no con-
necuon with the Burlington trouble. Thirty
men are out.
Cheap Excursion Rates.
CHICAGO, April 1Sth.-The Western
States Passenger Association at meeting
here to-day agreed upon rate of one fare
Tor round trip for the annual meeting of
the National Educational Association. to
be held in San Francisco from July 11th to
the 10th. Like rates were made for the
Kepubllcan and Democratic National Con-
ventions and other similar events.
Foreign Contract Labor.
Copyright 1888, blythe Catifor,ia associated sessI
New YORK, April 1Sth.-Collector
Magone this morning released, the eighteen
Italian marble-cutters who, it was alleged.
came to this country under contract. There
was no direct evidence to show that any
contract had been entered into by the men
before they came to this country.
The Sad News from Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS. April 1Sth.-As reported
last night, Nichols and the rest of the
Democratic State ticket were elected by
from &c, 600 to $4,000 majority The count
in the city is progressing slowly. Enough
is known, however, to show. almost be-
yond doubt, that the Young Mems Demo-
cratic ticket has been generally successful.
Sherman Delegates.
ATLANTA (Ga.) April 1Sth.-The Repub-
lcan State Convention to-day elected the
following delegates at large to the National
Convention W. a. Pledger and W. j.
White (colored), and E. A. Buck and K.
u. Locke. The delegation is regarded as
for Sherman.
California Canned Goods.
tcopyight, 1855, By the California 4ssocatez Press;
NEW YORK, April lSth.-The Coha1,erciny
Bulletin, commenting favorably on Cali
fornia products, finds that California canned
goods are being constantly better appre-
ciated in this market.
Big Ejectment Suit.
Copyright, 1855, by The California associated Pn.ss
New YORK, April 1sth.-Lawyer John
Townsend has begun suit in ejectment on
city propery valued at from one to two
million dollars. Among the defendants is
Sidney Dillon.