Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-12
Others will follow as fast as they secure tran;
portation.
Ea asteru Races,


at Latonia, making the track heavy.
The first race, six furlongs, Katie S. wOn Jes-
sic Mcfarland second, Blue-eyed Belle thlrd.
Time, 1:1S15.
The second race one mile and three six
teenths, Panama won, Famine second, Brother
Ban third. Time 2:041a.
The third race, five furlongs, Remini won,
Sunlight second, Cherry Blossom third. Time
1857.
The fourth race, six furloDgs, Tenny won,
Howard second, Castaway third. Time 1I214
The fifth race one mile Everett won Colonel
Hunt second, Brightlight third. Time 1:4l3z.
The sixth race, Catalpa won, Hector second,
ETebus third. Time, lis,
RACES AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, October 11th.-The day was
dreary, but the track good. First race, 1,400
yards, j. A. b. won in 1.233, Radiant second,
Maisac third. Second race one mile, Glenmond
won IN l:l613, Frankward second, Niagara third.
Ihlrd race one and one-eighth miles, Racland
won in 1:5S11a Badge second, Yum Yum third.
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth miles, Big
onette won in l:52, Peralta second, 0arsman
third. Fifth race, 400 yards, Bradford won in
| 1:2219, Broit second Latitte third. Sixth race,
one and three sixteenth miles, Satisfaction won
in 207, Stockton second, Tender third.
Railroad collision in Ohio.
CANTON Ohio, October 11th.-A passenger
train on the Cleveland, Loraln and Wheeling
road eollided with freight near Massillon,
Ohio, this morning. Both the engines and two
passenger coaches and several freight cars were
completely wrecked.
Richards, n passenger, were fatally hurt, Geo.
b. Clyde, brakeman, had both legs broken,
and received serious cut on the head. An
other passenger name not learned, was badly
bruised.
Suicide of a Cashier.
'Copyri9h 1855, by the CGIiJornia associated Press
LANARK Qll), october 11th.-M. NJ. Wolf
Cashier of the Exchange Bank committed sui
eide this morning. He was found sitting in
chair, with a bullet-ho through his head and
a revolver lying in his lap. The doctor thinks
the suicide was premeditated, and caused by
poor health and mental dependency. He was
80 years old, and had been Cashier of the bank
since the start, nine years ago.
The Grand Stand Accident at OuiDcy, III
QUINCY, October 11th.-The casualties from
the tall of the amphitheatre at the fireworks
display i'll this city last night are more numer-
Gus than at first reported, but 50 far none have
proved fatal. Reports are still being received
of injuries. In the excitement following the
crash many of those hurt were carried away
ana many names are not yet reported but three
hundred, more or less, were injured large
part OF the injuries were broken arms and legs.
Denies the Statement.
Copyright, 1888, JyHe California associated Press
DETROIT (Mich.), October I1th-President
Smith of the Detroit Baseball Club denies the
truth of the statement sent out from Pittsburg
that Camel and Richardson have been sold
He says there has not been a player sold, and
no one has been promised first choice for any
tions being opened until after the annual meet
ing.
Baseball Rt cord,
'cafwish, 1885, By G.s California associated Pres
PHILADELPHIA, October 11th.-Philudelphias
9, Chicago 8.
BosroN.-First game-Bostons s, Pittsburg O.
Second game-Bostons 4, PittsbuIg l.
NEW 1oRK.-Giants 1S, Indianapolis O.
MISUNDERSTANDING 7, Detroit0 0.
California Grapes
CHICAGO, October 1lth.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany to-day sold four carloads of grapes. Tokay,
81 "a to s. 50; Cornichon, 81 60 to So 20; EN-
Montgomery 4 Co sold three carloads OF
| grapes. Tokay, So to So rs; Muscat, 81 Is to
81 80; Cornichon, 81 40; Emperor, 81 25. Peaches
-Salway, 90 cents to 81 05; Yellow Cling, 81 So.
Willing to Withdraw.
New YORK, october 11th.-Sheriff Grant, the
Tammany candidate for Mayor, declares his
| do the same, in the interest of harmony and the
benefit of the national ticket.
The Republicans tonight nominated Joel B.
! EhrhaTt for Mayor.
| Settled with His Partner.
2pyigM, 1883, by G39 California associated Press, D.,
| New YORK, October l1th.-Geo. Hankins has
paid Sl0, 900 to his partner Campbell for his in
terest in the Chicago stable, and the auction
| will not occur. He will race next season under
the old name, with Mclaughlin as jockey.
Judgment Against James G. Blaine, Jr.
Copyright. 1855. by the California Associated Press
New YORK, October 11th.-Toler & Co., stock
| brokers of this city, to day obtained judgment
| for $3.50 80 against James G. Blaine Jr., the
| amount of commissions due on stock transac-
tions aggIegatisg SS5,000.
No Formal Conference.
! NEW YORK, October 11th.-The formal con-
| ference Of the National Democratic Executive
| Committee did not take place to-day, as was ex-
, pected, but nearly all the committeeman are
| here in consultation.
The Read-Scullers
| New YORK, October 1th.-MIDNIGHT-Score
OF the road-scullers race Gaudaur, S66 miles;
3l0 Hamm, 299: Conley, 2S4; Largin, 216; Lee,
274 O'Connor, 2l2; Teemer, 165; East 14l
Locked Up for Contempt.
| New YORK, october 11th.-James r. Bedell,
| the swinding clerk of the law firm of shipman
| Barlow, Lscoque q Choate, in the Supreme
| Court to-day refused to answer any questions
| put to him, and was locked up for contempt
Excess CT . ustoms Dnties Returned.
| PHILADELPHIA, October 1lth.-The millionaire
| judgment for the return of S14 ,S19, excess of
| customs duties paid on imported ribbons
Yellow Fever Reports.
JACKSONVILLE, October 11th.-There were
| forty-seven new eases to-day, and two deaths.
| Total cases to date, 8, f29; deaths, 304.
! Left for Washington.
TROY IN. ", october 11th-Mrs Cleveland
and party left Saranac Lake this afternoon on a
| special train for Washington.
Gone TO Indiana.
BUFFALO, october 1lth.-Governor Hill left
here at o'clock TODAY for Indiana.
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