Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-06
ON THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Racing Events In
the East

BENNINes ID. c., November 5th.-Five
furlougs, A6air won, Kitty I. second,
Bertha B. (filly) third. Time, 1O2I.
Five and half furloDgs, Syracuse won,
Pericles second, Rustic third. Time, 100!
Mile and one.sixteenth, Larchmont won.
Samaritan second, Frank Ward third.
Time, 1924.
Mile and three-sixteenths, Prather won,
ST Luke second, Belle dor third. Time,
2:05.
Steeplechsse, over regular course. Evan
geline won, Killarney and Mckenzie ran
dead heat for place, Ephin fourth. Time,
3:541
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, November 5lh-Four and a
half furlopgs, Joe Woolman won, Carrie
A. second, Linlithgow third. Time, :57.
Four and half furloDgs, Eolem won,
Miss Frances second, Little Crete third.
Time, lilo.
Seven and one-half furlongs Neva C.
won, Ida L. second, Dyer third. Time,
1881.
Seven. n.eighths of a mile, Cashier won,
Jaia second, Dilemma third. Time, l 30.
Five eighths of a mile, Miss Bowling
won, Longlight second, CerriDe Kinney
third. Time, 1;04.
6dsttru WcutucTs
WASHINGTON, November 5ih.-The storm
central yesterday in Manitoba moved east
ward to Lake Superior, increasing in in
tensity. Clearing condition of great mag
nitude developed over the middle Atlantic
coast A light rain has fallen in the Lower
Lake region. The temperature has risen
over the entire country.
THE TEMPERATURE
CHICAGO, November 9th The tempera-
ture at s o'clock this morning was reported
as follows: Chicago, $40; New York, 3S0;;
ST. Louis, 400; Cincinnati, $40.
Disastrous Fire.
NEW ROCHELLE On W, November 5th.-
A disastrous fire is raging this morning. 1t
started in the Ferguson building, in a cellar
stored with oil. The fire spread rapidly,
and the entire block is now, at IL o'clock,
involved. The New Rochelle Bank is
wholly consumed. The other sufferers are:
Ware & BARRIERS, dry goods; ]. L. Contant,
druggist; Mrs. Byrnes, boots and shoes.
The flames have crossed Main street, and
two frame buildings are now burning. The
loss will probably reach $400 600.
The loss is estimated at S75, 600.
No Extra Session of Congress.
WASHINGTON, November 5th.-Postmas-
ter-General Wansmaker to day, in answer
to an inquiry by representative of the
Associated Press said there was no proba-
bility of an extra session of Congress. He
did not believe the President had any
thought of calling Congress together before
the regular session. Two other members
of the Cabinet, who were unwilling to be
quoted by name, said there will be no ex-
ira session.
Cheyenne Indians.
CHEYENNE AGENCY Tongue river, Mont J,
November 5th.--General Miles and other
members of the Northern Cheyenne Com
mission arrived Yesterday. In conference
General Miles influence over the Indians
seems very strong 1t is confidently be.
lieved that they will submit TO the recon.
mendations of the Commission. The mem.
bers leave tomorrow for the Crow Agency
Striking Coke Workers.
PITTsBURG, November 5th.-Three thou.
sand coke workers employed by Frick &
Co., in the Cornellsville region, struck fol
the reinstatement of discharged workmen
Over half the ovens are still in operation
but it is claimed the workmen did not get
notice to quit in time, and that by to NOR.
row noon 10, 900 men will go out. A bitter
struggle is expected.
Collision on the Canadian Pacific.
OWEN SOUND (Ont), November 5th.-A
| collision occurred on the Canadian Pacific
this morning. The mail from Toronto was
run into by wildcat engine. An engineer
and two others were killed.
(, Only one man was killed, Engineer Kyle
silver Purchases.
WAsHINeToN, November 5th- = The
amount of silver offered for sale to the
Treasury to-day Is 1,055,o00 ounces. The