Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-20
ON THE TURF.
Record of Racing Events Throughout the
East Yesterday.

Mile anu Oue-SlAt66utn, EuOu WOu
Senorita second. Strideaway third. Time,
1:50.
One mile and one-sixteenth, Diablo won
Sluggard second, Now or Never, third
Time, 1:50.
Five and half furlongs, Forum won
Void second, Yosemite third. Time, loo!
Three-auarters of mile, Tipstaff won
Lady Reel second, Buster third. Time
1:154.
Five eighths of a mile, Houston won
Lady Jane colt second, Jersey Pat third
Time, 1:024.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE September 19th.-One mile
Verge DOR won, Laura Davidson second
Eli third. Time, 1;45.
Mile and fifty yards, Pickup won, Rogers
second, Hydy third. Time, 1:494.
Mile and quarter, Meckie II. won, Nina
Archer second, Grayson third. Time, PA
Mile and one-sixteenth, Ed. Hopper won,
W. e. Morris second, Eugenia third. Time,
1:502
Three-quarters of a mile, Bob L. won,
The Turk second, Elkins third. Time,
1:034
Five e-eighths of mile, Ben Payne won,
Joe Woolman second, Tom Jones third.
Time, 1:04l
Half mile, Lady Agnes won, Little Midget
second. Lott third. Time, 504
Half mile, Douglas won, Eli Kindig
second, Oriental third. Time, 81.
AT CLEVELAND.
-Four year-old stake, for S5.440, Nayidad
won, Coralloid second, Twist third, Belle
Wilson fourth. Best time, 2:23.
The 2:36 trot, for $500, Alfred S. won,
Susie S. second, Mary Marshall third, Dick
Smith fourth. Best time, 2:174.
Team race for $500, Pickaninnie and
Wonder won, Keokee and Five Points Sec
ond Rush Miller and Tom Bowman dis.
tenced. Best time, 2:2S4.
Three year old stake, for S3 $40. unfin-
ished, Ponce De Leon took the first and
second heats and McGregor Wilkes took
the third. Best time, 2:25.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, September 19th.-The
double team trottipg record for mile OF
2:1i3, made by Maxey Cobb and Meta
Medium in 1884, was beaten to-day. The
team was Hamlins Belle Hamlin and
Justina. They were driven by Hamlin
himself, and made the mile in 2:15t on the
second trial. The performance equals that
of Maud S. and Al6ine at New York in
1888.
The record made to-day is disputed by q
number of turfmen, who claim that the
time was 2:16l The official time in quar-.
ters was ;34g, 1854, 1:42, 2:153.
In the 2:33 class. for 81 600, Scramble won,
Ella E second, Cyclone Jr. third, the others
ruled out. Best time, 2:254.
In the 2:20 class, for $1,000, Globe won
Maggie B. second, The Seer third, Pilot
Boy fourth. Best time 2:194.
In the 2:29 class, for 81 600, Soudan won,
Dandy second, Maggie 7. third, Tom Mur.
ray fourth. Best time, 2:214.
Match race. for $500 side, Maggie r
won from Salsdin. Best time, 2:2Sl.
In the 2;lS class, for $1,000, Mockine
Bird won, Mambrino Maid second. ]. B
Richardson third, Ssorie fourth. Bes
time, 2:1Sl.
Killed by Indians.
DENVER, sptember 19th.-A Santa F,
New Mexico), special says: A special t.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, from Chloride
Sierra county, says that Oscar Pfatenhaiser
80 years old, was shot and killed on tn,
18th inst. while working at an unknown
mine, a few miles from Chloride, presum
ably by Indians. His body was brough
into Chloride yesterday. The same day
Fred Baumbach was shot and killed at tn,
Silver Mountain mine, twelve miles from
Chloride. It is presumed also, that he Wal
killed by Indians, as moccasin tracks wer,
noticed in the vicinity A party has lef
Chloride to warn miners and get informa
ton as to the killing of both men.
Presidential Acts.
CREsToN SPRINGS, September 19th.-Th,
President to-day issued proclamation ex
tending the time for the removal of cattlt
from the Cherokee Strip to November 1st
The President made the following nom
nations and they were sent to Washington
to-day: John a. Riner, Wyoming, United
States District Judge for the district of Wyo
ming; B. F. Fowler, of Wyoming. United
States Attorney for the district of Wyo
ming; John P. Rankin, of Wyoming, Uni
ted States Marshal for the district of Wyo.
ming.
The President has directed the recogni
ton of Francis S. Lambertenghi, ItaliaI
Consul. General at San Francisco.
A Peculiar Strike.
New ORLEANS. September 19lh.-Th,
carpenters and joiners have instituted
peculiar strike in the Algiers dockyards
The men have been in the habit of iakinl
several drinks during working hours. Th'
managers gave notice Wednesday that NJ
employees would oe allowed to leave tn,
yard during working hours. The carpen
ters and joiners responded by going out
and the calkers followed The men SAY
they have been in the habit for two geneT
atoms of leaving the yards few moments
during the day for drinks and will no
abandon their rights.
A Fathers Crime.
PORTSMOUTH IN. H. September 18th
Maud Helm, the third victim of her mur
derous father, died this morning. Th,
funerals of the father and the daughter
Carrie, Bertha and Maud will be held thi
afternoon. The father, il will be remem
bered, shot his daughters because they
would not keep off the street. and persisted
in wrong-doing, notw outstanding his earn
est protest.
"The History of Marriage
BosToN, September 1eth-The Massa
chusett Women Suffrage Association will
give in October series of ten tablesux, en-
titled The History of Marriage" They
will represent all the forms of marriage
from the primitive marriage by capture L
that of Stanley in Westminster. Mrs
Livermore is to be the historian.
Fatal Cloudburst.
ST. LOUIS, September 19th.-A special tC
the Republican from Evansville, Ark, says
Two gypsy families csmped near the creel
north of there on Tuesday night. During
the night cloudburst occurred and six o
the unfortunate people, two adults and
four children, were drowned.
General Fremont's Pension.
NEw YORK, September 19th.-The Erea
ing Telegram in an editorial, says: Ere
monts pension should at once be trans
ferred to his widow. Nobody can grudg'
this to the wife OF a man who did so much
toward planting our flag on the shores o.
the Pacific.
Lieutenant-C Livingston Dead
NEw YoRK, September r19th.--Lieutenant
Communicates. B. Livingston, who served
some years on the coast, died to-day O
heart fsilure, aged 55.