Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-27

sIdihtuc tO-udN, anu dS tue Weather Was III
that could be desired, the attendance was
very large.
The first race was for the district two
year olds. and was won by Anna Belle,
Myrtle second, in two heats. Best time,
2394.
The second race, for 30 class, was won
by Hazel Wilkes, Victor second. Best
time. 2:214.
The last race was won by Sister V. in
straight heats, Moses s. second. Best time,
2:25.
Charged With Murder.
GLOBE (Ariz J, August 26th.-Upon q
warrant issued from Gila county, Guade-
lupe Cibicue, an Apache is now in the Gila
county jail as one of the alleged murderers
of Ed Baker in Sierra Arches, in this
county, on July 11th. Three others of his
band were apprehended at Fort Apache
yesterday and held, waiting the arrival Of
ella county's Sheriff for removal to Globe.
Guadelupe is an employe of the Govern
ment as a secret service man. Two of his
sons are also held as prisoners for the same
otfense.
Fight With Bear.
WALLA WALLA (Wash.), August 26th.-
This afternoon +. NJ. Elm was brought to
this city from the mountains badly wound
ed by an encounter with a grizzly bear.
Bears have been killing Elin's sheep, and
he started out to hunt them. He shot and
slightly wounded one, and it grabbed him
and would have killed him but for the in
reference of his dog, which attracted the
bears attention and caused him to drop
Elm, who grabbed his gun and killed the
bear. There were many deep cuts in his
flesh made by the bears claws, but none
are dangerous.
Another Conference to be Held.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 26th-The Griev-
ance Committee of the Brotherhood of
Trainmen held conference with the Off
cials of the Southern Pacific Company to-
day. Superintendent Fillmore notified the
committee that the company would not
treat with the Brotherhood of Trainmen,
as il was not representative of the train
men on the line. Arrangements were made
for another conference, when representa-
tives of the men on all the divisions can be
present.
Idaho Democrats.
BOISE CRY (Idaho), August 26th.-The
Democratic State Convention met this
morning and seated the anti Mormon dele
CATION from Bear Lake county. perma-
nent organization was effected and the
Convention took a recess until afternoon,
to allow the Committee on Resolutions to
complete the platform. In the afternoon
Benjamin Wilson, of Boise county, was
nominated for Governor
Alexander E. Mayhew, of Shoshone, was
nominated for Congressman.
Acquitted of the Charge.
San DIEGO, August 26th.-J. w. Porter,
arrested for the murder of Miss Abbey on
the O.ay Mesa, was acquitted of the charge.
The Judge held that the evidence was in
sufficient to make case, and nothing was
introduced connecting tine defendant with
the crime.
A Wrestling Match.
SAN Francisco, August 26th.-Eyan
Lewis and Angus McLsod wrestled at the
Orpheum Theatcr tonight for $500 side.
The condition of the contest was that
Lewis should throw Mcleod three times
in an hour. He won the first fall in
twenty-nine minutes, tine second in four
minutes and the third in eleven minutes,
thus winning the match.
Placerville Fair.
PLAcERvILLE August 26th.-The twen-
tieth annual fair of the Eighth Agricultural
District commenced here 10 day to continue
five days. Racing has been eliminated
from this years programme, but the dis
play at the Pavlllon In the various depart
ments is of an unusual attraction. The
fruit display is surprisingly large.
Fire at Fairfield.
FAIRFIELD (Cal), August 26th.-About g.
A. NJ. a fire was discovered in the large wine
cellar owned by A. l.. Reed and stored
with twenty tons of hay. Owing to no
water, the cellar was totally destroyed. The
loss is $500; the insurance is small. The
fire is supposed to have been started by
tramps.
Residence Burned.
SAN JOSE. August 26th.-The residence
OF H. W. Edwards, of Oak Grove. eight
miles south of San Jose, was burned to the
ground to-day. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
Died From bis Wounds.
SAN RAFAEL, August 26,h.-Vicente Pan
galian, who was disembowelled by Antonio
Lugan yesterday. died this morning. LII