Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-20
The Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS, April 19th.-The track was in
fine condition to-day, the attendance the
largest of the meeting and the weather
pleasant
The race for all ages, one and quarter
miles, Roi Dor won, Lilbert second, Phil
Lee third. Time-1:17.
For all ages, one and one-eighth miles,
Headland won, Huntress second, Florimore
third. Time-1:564.
For three-yea -olds, one and one-six-
teenth miles, Macbeth won. Long Chance
second, Frederick third. Time-1:51.
For all ages, one mile, Kirklin won,
Biddy Bowling second, Weeks third.
Time-1;44.
Steelworkers' Strike Ended.
TcOpyigH, 1885. by the California Associated Pressr
| PITTsBURG, April 19th.-Father Hickey
claims that 1879 of the striking Edgar
Thompson Steel Works employees voted to
go to work, and that none voted against
| the proposition. The Knights of Labor
who refused to go TO work allege that 500
voted in the affirmative. If HicAeys claim
is right, the strike is broken. Manager
| Jones announced officially tonight that
work will be resumed on Monday.
The Ohio Convention.
DAYTON, April 19th,-The Republican
State Convention has adjourned.
Daniel J. Ryan vas nominated for Secre-
tary OF State ana Judge J. B. Bradbury for
Supreme Court Judge
Governor Foraker, Charles Foster. VIM.
Mckinley and Ben Butterworth were
chosen as delegates to the Chicago Conver-
ton.
A. II. Mattox and 1. A. Sampson we're
chosen electors.
Diplomacy Not His Forte.
[Copyght, 1888. by Tie California associated PressI
New YORK, April 19th.-The Mal and
Express says editorally: 1t is not at all
certain that the Russian Government had
a right to convey 10 the United States
| jurisdiction over the disputed waters of
Behring Sea, but the question ought not to
be negotiated by Bayard He is not good
at that business. He would admit ali the
absurd claims for damages that are made
by the Dominion schooners.
Messenger Fro,heringham's Damages
ST. LOUIS, April 19th-The Jury in the
suit of David 7. Frotheringham against the
Adams Express Company for damages for
false imprisonment, after being ont three
hours, agreed on verdict of $50, 900 for the
plaintiff
Frotheringham was the messenger who
in December, 1856, was robbed by Fred
Whittrock, alias Jim Cummings, of over
$4,000.
Ward and the Giants.
Copyright, 1855, by he CGlfor7,ia issociated Iress
New YORK. April 19th.-President Day,
of the New York team, was interviewed
this morning. He says that Ward will not
play with the Giants this season. "He has
not signed" said Day, " and it is not prob
able that he will"
LATER-Ward has signed with the New
York Club.
A MerciIess Infiiction.
New ORLEANS, April l9h.-The Times
Democrat estimates Nichols majority in
this State at $1,000. As far as heard from
Warmoth carried but two parishes, with
majorities as follows East Baton Rouge,
592, and lberville. 500.
Roderick Dhu's Slayer Acquitted.
MEMPHIS (Tenn.), April 19th.-The Jury
in the case of j. S. Hamilton, on trial at
Brandon, Miss, for the killing of Roderick
Dhu Gambrell in Jackson, Miss, last fall,
returned verdict of not guilty this morn.
ing
Cincinnati Brewers.
CINCINNATI (O.), April 19th.-Some 400
men employed in about q dozen breweries
here struck to-day On the refusal of the
owners to negotiate with the Brewers
Union regarding their differences.
Illness of q Prominent New Yorker.
New York, April 19th.-President VIM.
b. Dinsmore, of the Adams Express Com
pany, is dangerously i'll.