Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-01
El Rio Rey.s Condition.

] El Rio Rey's Condition.
| NEW YORK, June 30th.-Talking about FL Rio
Rio Rey at st. Louis and pronounced hdn him a a
roarer, and expressed the opinion that he could
not race in his true form, in the near future at
least. Although tracheotomy tube would
greatly benefit him. as there is possibility of
| the horse recovering, Mr. Winters has decided
10 send MIN home and in the spring breed some
or o. ms mares to him, and then try him again
While there are many races Ell Rio Rey could
win In his present condition, Winters would not
punish him by training him as he is If the
Gon aoes M not get perfectly well he will be kept
| Trouble at Glove Fight.
RI rITIssBURG, rsB, June Soth.-In prize fight with
haro gloves, near Showdown, between Elmer
Grant. OF BEAVER Falls, and Fred. Wise of New
Brlghton, one round was fought lasting forty
. 1ve seconds. during which Grant knocked
wise gown seven times, the last time knocking
MIN lnsensible. A younger brother of Wise
jumped into the ring, and with the back of an
| sx dealt Grant terrible blow on the back The
| blow was evidently aimed at his head. He then
ran away. Grant was not seriously hurt, The
referee decided the fight a draw, much to the
dissatisfaction of the Grant adherents, and
| there was nearly riot
| New Process for Working Iron Ore.
NEW YORK. June SOth.-Edison, the inventor,
is ABOUT 10 try new process for working iron
ORE A company, of which he is at the head,
has purchased the Ogden iron mine near
Ogdens69urg: s,9G The old process OF. extracting
/
company formerly owning the property to work
at a profit. 1t is estimated that Edisons ma
chlnery Will crush 900 tons of ore per day and
eAtract tnerefrom sixty-five per cent. of pure
| magnetic iron.
| After the Bandits.
| SAN ANTONIO, June 3Oth-General Moanot
| Valdes left San Juan Wednesday with posse
| OF nifty picked cayalrymen, and marched sixty
miles up Brano to village called Pan. There
| he met force of bandits, whom he pluckily
| attacked, although they outnumbered his force
I two 10 one, but was routed. Seven of his men
were killed and five seriously wounded. The
/ bandits all got away, and it is not known how
many OF them were wounded.
| Church Conservation.
| PHILADELPHIA, June Both. The Roman Cath
ollc Cathedral of st. Peter and st. Paul the cor
| ner stone of which was laid September 6, 1876,
was consecrated to-day with the most impress
| slve ana imposing ceremonies in the presence
| OF CARDINAL Gibbons, and Bishops, Archbishops
| and priests from all parts of the country. The
sermon was preached by Cardinal Gibbons.
Electric Storm.
WHEELING W...v9,, June 3Cth.---A terrific
tremendous rain.storm flooded the streets and
! many cellars in the lower part of the CITY, The
lightning played havoc all through the city,
| but no lives ARE reported lost. The Telephone
Exchange was burned out, and great deal of
damage was done to other points in the city.
| Chieago's Death Rate.
| CHICAGO, June 30th.-The Register of Vital
Statistics is busy today registering death Ger
| t,hcates. and should the present rate keep up
| the mortality list will be larger this week than
! last. A majority of the deaths reported to-day
| were due directly or indirectly to the heat
| The death rate among horses is also growing
very large.
| Seriously Ill.
PIrTsBURG. June S0th.-Rev Father Mollin-
ger OF the Faith of Christ whose reputation ex-
tends throughout the whole United States, is
| dying. He attended to 600 people at St. An
thony's the other day, but the strain was too
| much and he broke down. He is said to be
| worth nearly 500, ,000.
Satisfactory Agreement.
| PITTsBURG, June 30th.-The scale conference
| between the iron manufacturers and committee
OF Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel
workers ended satisfactorily this evening
Work continues for another year without inter-
| ruption in all the mills in the country.
Railroad Earnings.
| Boston, June 30th.-The Atchison's net earn
lngs for May were 1895, Ais, increase Of s409,-
| 72s.
The net earnings of the Canadian Pacific for
May were Si6s, ,70I, an increase of SS4, 600.