Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-27
PETALUNIA FAIR.
1t Opens TO-Day-Stamboul VIII Go to
Lower His Record.


Lower His Record.
PErALUMA, August 26th-The twenty
third annual fair of the SOnoma and Marin
Agricultural Society commences to-mor-
row, attended by the most favorable cir
cumStanCeS.
All the available space in the pavilion
has been engaged. In the stock depart
ment every stall is taken, and carpenters
are at work erecting new ones to accOmmo-
date all.
The purses this year are liberal, and
close and exciting races are in store. Stam-
boul has been at the track for the past three
weeks, and will start one day during the
week to lower his record. Senator Stan
ford's horses are Quartered at this track,
and Sunol will meet Lillian Wilkes Thurs
day, when the three-year. old record of 2:li,
recently made by Axtel, will in all proba-
billtY be beaten, as the wonder
full daughter of Electioneer has entirely
recovered from her sickness and is in per
feet condition.
There are four events on the program me
for tomorrow. First, running race, mile
and one-half, for all ages, with Wild Oats,
Isabella and Ed. MCGinnis as starters.
The secOndrace will be trottiDg, for district
two-yearolds, selling in auction pools as
follows: Frank B., $25; field, including
bcbl1hS, JUG. hduu Zee anu Antelope, {.
Third race, SOrita, $25; Hazel Wilkes,
$l2; Allorita, Maud M, Ringwood, in the
field at So
Fourth race, Ned Sock, $25; Flora Belle,
S23; Lookout, $12; Leila and Kitty Almont
in the field, So.
Drowned in the San JOAQUIN.
MERGED, August 26th.-Augusto Fulsch,
native of France, aged 40 years, was
o GrNyrnpH GatI,-S.,y- Last w O., T.,
river at Chester. While drunk he slipped
Oft his outer garments and went into the
river pushing boat ahead, apparently to
assist him to swim into the deep water,
Losing hold of the boat he sank
Justice Robertson summoned Jury and
went TO the place and dragged the river
with garden rake, found the body and
held and inquest.
They brought the remains here last night
for burial. Deceased has brother in San
Francisco and a daughter somewhere in
California. He claimed to own consider
abls real estate in San Diego. He was
known to have $145 on Friday morning,
but it could not be found among his effects.
He spoke Spanish, Italian, French and
Portuguese ttuently, and English quite
well.
Marysville Fair.
MARYsvILLE, August 26th.-Prospects for
c successful fair in this district were never
better. The exhibition opens next Tues
day, and a remarkably fine display, par
ticularly in the horticultural departments,
is assured. There will he some magnificent
exhibits by various orchards and VINEYARDS
in this neighborhood.
The racing programme is highly attrac-
tive to horsemen, and number of special
races have been provided 10 fill the gaps in
fhn rngUlor Z Narvr
purses have been provided, and unusual in
terest is excited by the anticipation that an
event will be arranged for horses trotting
under 2:20
Complaint Withdrawn.
STOCKTON, August 26th.-Distrirt At
torney White received q letter from At
torney- General Johnson to day, as already
published, and went before Justice Swain
with the letter. They agreed that the in
structions contained in the letter were
binding upon the District Attorney and
the charge Of murder in the killing of D.
s. Terry was dismissed as to Justice
Stephen J. Field.
This action disposes of the habeas corpus
proceedings against Justice Field now
pending in the United States Circuit Court
and which were set for hearing tomorrow.
Chico Fair.
CHICO, August 26th.-The fair here may
be said to bave commenced, although to-
morrow is the first day. A large amount
of stock arrived to-day from Redding,
Napa and Grass Valley, and larger
amount of FOUNDERS and gamblers.
Shocks in Susanyille.
SUsANvILLE, August 26th.-Ten earth
quake shocks were felt here yesterday.
Last night there were two quite heavy ones.
A German, stranger here, was tarred
and feathered last night, because ofindecent
exposure to young girls.
Old Man Murdered.
SANTA ANA, August 26th.-Henry Charles,
a wealthy Russia Jew living near San Juan
by-the-Sea, was shot at Lis home Saturday
night and died at 1910 Sunday afternoon.
Emelio Lopers, his outcast son, is sup
posed to be the murderer.