Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-21

staH won. Oeralulne second, Tanner third
Time, LILO l s.
Second race, Pansy stakes, three-fourth.
of mile, Vagabond won, Chatham sec
ond, Eclipse third. Time, 1:l6 2-5.
Third lace, three fourths of mile Sir
John won, Major Daily second, Druidess
third. Time, Ill 2-5
Fourth race, one and one-eighth miles
Tea Tray won. Sir Dixon second, Adaman
third. Time, 1:55.
Filth race. one and one-quarter miles
Gallifet won, Montague second, Badge
third. Time, 2:09 5.
Sixth race, one and five-sixteenths miles
Vengeur won, St. Luke second, Sorrento
third. Time, 2:lS.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 20th.-First race, one
mile, Hocksey won, Mike Watson second
Chestnut Belle third. Time, 1:443.
Second race, three-fourtbs of mile, Ross
Howard won, Ethel S. second, Ethel GRAY
third. Time, l:1Si.
Third race, Granite Handicap, one and
one-fourth miles, Glockner won, Carter B.
second, Ruddy Pringle third. Time, 2:123
Fourth race, for three year-olds. one
mile, Eli won, Little Crete second, Mary
h. third. Time, l:44l.
Fifth race, the Beach purse, mile and a
sixteenth, Blarney Stone, Jr., won, Carne-
gle second, May Hardy third. Time, 1:53.
TRoTTING AT BOSTON.
BosToN, June 20th.-The Mystic Park
races were well attended to.day.
First race, 2:26 class purse $500, Pimlico
won. Free Trade second, Jesse Handon
third, Daisy r. fourth. Best time, 2:23 is.
Second race, 2:35 class, $500 purse, Daw-
son won, Pickerel second, Gazelle third,
Sunshine fourth. Best time, 226.
TO-DAY AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 20th.-It looks tonight as
though the track at Washington Park to-
morrow will be very heavy. Several
heavy showers occurred this afternoon and
evening, and at midnight the sky is
heavily overcast. So the prospects now
are that the best mud-horse will win the
have the call and Protection is generally
ranked next. The Baldwin entries, Sinalo
and Santiago. it is thought, will not be
favored by the muddy track. Good Bye,
Jed Grayson, and Mount Lebanon are put
down as outsiders. Ben Kingsbury and F.
Rontino are to run their maiden race and
there is an uncertainty about them.
sicilian Vengeance.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20th.-Another ven-
delta murder was committed here late
Wednesday night, the victim being Ca
milo Vitrano, Sicilian. Vitrano was
playing cards in an Italian wine-room on
st. Philip street when rifle, cut down so
as to look like pistol was showed through
a window and fired within few inches OF
his head. He fell over dead on the table.
killed instantly. The police at once pro-
nounced the murder a vendetta-one of
those mysterious assassinations which &C.
cur among the Sicilisn population of this
city. The men playing cards with Vitrano
were locked up, but not a particle Of evil
dence could be obtained.
Lake Front Decided Upon.
CHICAGO, June 20th.-The Directors of
the Worlds Fair formally declayed a pref
erence for the lake front as the
site for the buildings this afternoon. There
was only one dissenting vote. A resolu-
ton was then adopted instructing the
Committee of Grounds to enter into nego-
tiations with the city of Chicago, the lii
nois Central Eailroad and all other inter-
ested parties to secure an area of the lake
front Of not less than $50 acres, to be
bounded on the north by Monroe street.
The Directors are to hold another meeting
Oh -td, WhlSh ls just PllOl " tuS
gathering of the National Commissioners.
Railroad Disaster.
BALTIMORE, June 20th-The New York
express was wrecked this morning at
Childs Station, on the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Bishop Keane of the Catholic
University at Washington and Harry E.
Kelly, son of Congressman Kelly of Ar
kansas, are among the seriously injured.
Two sleepers were thrown down an en-
bankment. Charles Ackennein, Chief En-
gineer of the Staten Island Rapid Transit
road, and fireman were killed. Bishop
Keane was cut about the head and body
and badly bruised. Ralph ingalls,, son OF
Senator Ingalls,, was among the slightly in
jured.
Silver Purchases.
NEW YORK, June 20th.-Since the 1st oi
June the silver bullion on hand, as re-
ported by the New York Stock Exchange
has increased 1,133,6S3 ounces and out.
standing certificates 1921. Bar silver in
London is Aid per ounce. New York
selling price, as reported by the bullion
dealers, is S1044. The United States
Treasury was heavy purchaser of silver
in the market yesterday, and secured ovel
100000 ounces, sufficient to make up its
purchases for the month. 1t will, there
lOT6- HOl inquire III Tie ludIht dgdlu until
July.
Minneapolis Enumerators.
ST.. PAUL, June 20th-The trial of seven
arrested Minneapolis census enumerator:
came up before the United States Commits
sioner here this mor1ng. They are charged
with concocting false returns to swell the
Minneapolis population. The defendant:
made affidavit that United States Commits
sioner McCafferty was prejudiced agains
| them. The matter was argued till the
noon recess. Commissioner McCafferty
denied the motion for change of venue
and continued the case to August Goth.
Biaine's Scheme.
New YORK, June 20th.-The Erenin,
| Post has an editorial calling attention Il
| that part of Blaine's reciprocity schema
affecting California particularly, and ask
| ing: Are there any countries so well stu
ated to inundate the United States will
oranges as the West India Islands and Cen
| tral America? Give them few years t,
get their orchards in bearing condition
| for market like ours and oranges will bt
as cheap as tomatoes in every Atlantic
port.
In Sorry Plight.
| ATcHIsoN Kan June 20th.-This city
suffering from the unusual experience of
water famine, caused by Hood. The ex
ceedingly heavy rains of last night burs
| the water mains and cut of the supply @
water from all consumers. The gas-work
and electric-light works are not able to con
nnue operations without water, hence th
city is also deprived of its usual means c
| illumination.
Worlds Fair Commissioners.
CHICAGO, June 20th.--Arrangemenis ar
completed for reception and banquet 1
the Worlds Fair Commissioners by th
citizens of Chicago next Thursday evening
Besides. the National and State Commits
sioners, there will be as invited member
President Harrison's Cabinet, Chief Justic
Fuller, Justice Carlan and Governor Fife
Powderly and Gompers.
NEW YORK, June 20ih.-Powderly thi
afternoon sent Gompers letter. in whic
he agrees TO meet Gompers at the Coope
Union tonight. Gompers says Powderly
answer does not comply with the propose
| tarms for discussion and mn lose th asa torn,