Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-26

Ocean Wave stake, miles and an eighth,
Sinaloa won, Demush second, Worth third.
Time, 1861.
Five-eighths of mile, Eclipse won. Void
second, Strathmeath third. Time, 1:02S.
Mile and an eighth, ST. Paris won, Little
One mile, Longford won, Wintred Sec
ond, Castaway third. Time, 1861.
AT PKHlApEIFz1A.
PHILADELPHIA. September 25th. - The
2:40 class, Ellen F. won, Norris second, Oh
ivette third, Delaware Medium fourth.
Best time. 2;27.
The 2:S5 class, Frank T. won, Dandy
second, Buckskin Dick third Grand r.
fourth. Best time 2:25k
The 2:1S pacing (unhnished), Mariendes
first. Alexander Boy second, Sallie @. third,
Jessie H. fourth. Best time, 2:lSS.
Minister Miners Course Approved.
New YORK, September 25th-The Her.
AIDS Washington correspondent saws 1T
is understood that the reports of Minister
Miner and Consul-General Hosmer are
ready for the Presidents action. He will
if he deems it proper, act promptly, and
the answer to the resolution may be sent in
to-day or Friday. Great stress is laid upon
the fact at the State Department that
Guatemala was engaged in war and that
martial law prevailed at the port of San
Jose. l can now say positively that the
conduct of Minister Miner has the un-
qualified approval of the President and
Department of State, and that they hold
from beginning to end he has acted strictly
and accurately within the instructions laid
down for his guidance by the State Depart
ment."
The Road Purchased.
C,,,o.c1 Co,tao,hox OStb The
Journal asserts that the Sante Fe officials
admit that their corporation has purchased
the Colorado Midland road, and will also
have control of the Rio Grande Western,
while the negotiations for the purchase of
the latter may result in failure to secure
direct ownership. The journal asserts that
there is no doubt the Sante Fe will, in con-
nection with the Midland, operate it under
longtime lease.
Death of Professor STAGE.
NoTRE DAME (Ind.), September 25th.-
Arthur J. STAGE, Professor of Civil Engi
neering at Notre Dame University, died
this evening. Professor STAGE was born in
Sussex, England, in 1888. He has been
connected with the Notre Dame University
since 1860. He achieved distinction as
poet in literature, a humorist and mathe
matician. He was one of the Commission
erS TO the Parls Exposition IN 1859.
BOucicaults Will.
New YORK, September 25th.-The will
OF Dion Boucicuslt was offered for probate
this afternoon. 1t bequeaths all his ro-
perty to his wife, Josephine Louise Thorn
dyke Boucicault 1t is expected that OBJ
jections will be filed Immediately on behalf
of the actors divorced wife, Agnes Robert
son.
The Reformed Church.
COLUMBIA PENN }, September 25th.-The
Board of Missions of the Reformed Church
of the United States has adjourned without
making transfer of the Pacific Coast Mis-
sions to the Board of General Control, as
asked for. The Executive Council will de-
eide the matter.
Stock of Silver Decreased.
NEW YoRK, September 25Jh.-The gen.
eral belief of silver men here appears to he
that the Government purchases of silver
will steadily decrease the stock on hand.
The stock has diminished here during the
decline in price.
Congressional Nomination.
COLUMBUS Is. O. September 25th.-Will-
lam Elliot, who was unseated by the House
of Represen tatives Tuesday was renomi-
mated by acclamation by the Democrats of
the Seventh District last night.
An Act of Justice.
New YORK, September 25th.-The Nal
and Express editorially says the passage of
the bill giving the widow of Fremont
pension is not an act of charity, but an act
of justice.