Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-14
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Louisville Races.
LOUISVILLE, May 1Sth.--The track was very
heaVy to-day. IL eommsnced 10 rain shout
noon ana poured down steadily al day. The
atlehdanee, however, was large.
Ane hrst race, one and oae-sixteenth miles.
Was won py Baoge, with Untucky second, aad
Stony Montgomery third. Time 1.J6sS. Mrr-
ply rode the winner
Ihe second race, the Alexander stakes for
two-year,oid colts, five-eighths Of mile, was
won by Penn p, with Uncle Bob second. and
Starter Caldwell third. Time. l.0A Efkie rode
the winner.
The The i, third race, handicap, one and one
eightn sals miles. was won by kamine, with Made
Inc second, and Recluse thild. Time, 2O4IS
Inc ioorth race, all ages one mile, vas won
py brookful Chandler second, Jake Tones
thlrd. lime, 81 y.
Decision Sustained.
WASHINGTON, May lSth.-The Sunreme Court
Today sustained The action IF District Juoge
Ross at Los Angeles in sentencing Thomas j.
Cuddy and Alexander Savin to imprisonment
Tor contempt of Court. The contempt consisted
OF alleged attempts to hribe witness and Juror
IN the halfway OF the Courthouse building nut
outside the Court room itself The prineinai
contention for the sentenced men was that the
contempt powers OF the Courl d not extend
OUTSIDE OF the building. The Court holds that
mlsbenayior any where within the place SET
apart by the law for the holding OF CouIt is con
tempt OF Court.
The Clark Stakes.
LOUISVILLE, May 1Sth.-The Clark stakes TO be
run on Thursday viii have more starters than
the Derby, and will be in some respects a more
exciting event. Spokane will certainly be in
1t, and all the Derby horses except Hindoo
Graft and Bootmaker. VINO is permanentIy
broken down. In addition there viii Ge two or
three Caliiornians, including Sc nator Hearst )
Robin Hood. Baldwin will have at leas. one
and probably two.
A Crooked Official skins.
ST. LOUIS. May lSth-Adam Narbert. Repub
mean sergeant-at-Arms of the lower House of
the Municipal Assembly in this city who was
lhulcted last Friday for aiding in the fraudulent
naturalization of large number of foreigners
previous TO the late city election, has lett the
city. julius Lehman, member of the House of
Delegates, also Republican. who was indicted at
the same time and for the same crime, is under
bonds.
Pensions for CaIifornians.
WASHINGTON May l3th.-Pensions have been
issued TO citizens OF California as follows :
original 1nyalid-Nayne B. Pike. Restoration,
reissue and inerease-William ballard In
crease-Clark Rssey, James Y. McAdams Ed
ward Spllmsn, Benjamin Eaton, Robert A.
Brown, Andrea Sorensen, alias AnGfew Smith,
Widows OF lsl2-oiyia, widow OF Benjamin A.
Dunning.
Wife Murder and Suicide.
MEMPHIS, May lsth.-Georee Ward aged 2s.
engineer at the Memphis Gas Works this after.
noon shot and killed his young wife. aged Is.
anu tllSIl kllltu himself. Cause. jealousy The
murdered woman was a first cousin of her hus-
band and murderer. Ward eourted his wife ior
lxyears, but never could gain the consent Of
ner mother TO their union, which resulted four
months ago III a runaway marriage.
Democratic Tactics.
Albany ~. Y May 18th Governor Hill to
cay vetoed the eXton electoral reform bill on
the grounds that the requirements that none but
officially printed ballots shall be voted ann
that eaeh ticket shall contain the names of all
the candidates OF all parties and combinations
pretending TO be parties are cumbersome and
unconstitutional.
Likely Buried in Lake Michigan.
CHICAGO, May l3th.-Captain Setback is fully
convinced that the corpse supposed TO be con-
nected with the Cronin case for which his men
nave 9een dragging Lincoln Park pond was
ouried Deheath the waters of Lake Michigan.
Nothing new of importance has deyeloped in
connection with the case
And Still Another.
DENVER, May l3th.-Fred Medley, proprietor
OF public house at 1855 Blake street this afier
noon, While under the influence OF liquor, shot
ana Killed ms wife because she refused to give
him money TO purchase beer. The murderer
attempted 10 escape. but was arrested.
Death of the Czar.
COUNCIL BLUFFS Qa.l, May 13th.-The Car.
the phenomenal three-year-old running colt
owned by theodore Winters of California, and
valued at s2o,0OO, died of pneumonia at Union
Park in this city this morning. He was winner
of the California Derby.
Served Them Right.
CATLETTsBURG (Ky). May lSth-At Rogers
Gap, Scott county, KY, on Saturday night. a
band OF masked men attempted to take peace
ful farmer from his house. when the farmer
opened fire, killing two of the gang. The
others fed,
Wants Pay for his Speech.
WASHINGTON, May 18th h-Rev. S P. Towne
demands $500 tom Chauncey NJ. Depew tor
preparing the material for Depsw's Centennial
speech. He says he has Depew's written order
for the work. and will sue for it if it is not paid.
Death of the Oldest Railroad Official.
CARLISLE tPa.) May 13th.-General E. NJ.
Biddle, Secretary and Treasurer OF the Cumber-
land alley Railroad, died to-day. He was 81
years OF age, and the Oldest railroad official in
the United States.
Favors Senator German.
MILWAUKEE,, May 1Sth.-John L. Mitchell. a
member of the National Democratic Committee
favoIs the election of Senator German as Chairs
man OF the National Committee.
Killed Bis Wife.
FOND DU LAC (Wis.) May lSth.-Geo. Loornis
farmer aged 45, killed his wife to-day and
then suicided. Loomis has been considered of
unsouna mind for some time, but was not
thought dangerous.
INJUNCTION Granted.
NEW YORK, May 13th.-Judge Barrett of the
CONAt " ddg SldlAieL dl r0-
strainirg the Oregon Transcontinental Com
pany from issuing the proposed $1,000, 900 OF
stock.
Young Hatch Acquitted.
DENVER, May 1Sth.-The trial of c. W. Hatch
OF Boston, Mass, charged with the murder of
his uncle Hatch, was concluded at Burlington
Col, tonight, the jury bringing in a verdict of
acquittal.
Fatal Runaway.
GRAFTON ID. IT,, May 13th.-In a collision
Haslspd 81 taan I11b,
Goodmanson was killed and four men seri-
ously injured.
Sharon VS.. Terry.
WASHINGTON, May 13th.-The Supreme Court
affirms the judgment in the Sharon VS.. Terry
and wife case.