Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-05

FIRST heat. Time, 2:17-2:15a 2:16s-2:16a
In the 2:22 class race Bay Billy won, Billy
Scott second. Time, 2:153-2:20a-2:21.
Forthcoming Trial OF Speed.
ROCHESTER IN. Y.l August 4th.-The
Park Association has arranged with the man.
ayers of Maud S. and st. Julien to give ex.
hibitions of speed August 18th, the horses ia
receive s., 600 each if the best record of 2:12s
Is beaten.
Tanner still Hold, Out.
NEW YORK, August 4th.-Dr. Tanner had
large number of visitors to-day At half.
past this morning he had an attack of nau.
sea and vomited. This left him weak, and
he complained of bitter taste in the mouth.
Soon after he drank three ounces of ice water
and then slept three-quarters of an hour. AT
half-past he had another tit of vomiting,
but seemed to feel better after it. At 9 he
got out of bed, dressed without effort, and
read the morning papers. He then drank
one and one-half ounces of water and slept
for thirty minutes. On awakening he re.
marked that somebody might have tampered
with the water, as he felt bad after drinking
it. There's no telling what they would
do" he said. al understand some heavy
bets have been made" At noon, when be
entered on the thirty eighth day of his fast,
his condition was about the same as yester.
day. His features were no more haggard or
pinched, and he appeared in good spirits.
ISECoND DISPATCHl
New YORK, August 4th.-Upon making
the usual examination Of DR.. Tanner this af-
ternoon, DIR. Dunn found his condition as
follows: Pulse rs, temperature 80 1-5. re-
spiraticn, dynamometric tests, 81 kilometers
in the right hand and so in the left. Not
withstanding the inclement weather unusual
numbers of visitors were at the Clarendon
Hotel throughout the day. At 4:30 o'clock
the doctor was attacked with violent retching
and vomiting, and became very weak in con-
sequence. He took an antidote of hot water,
and was resting quietly on his cot at 5
o'c.ock.
THIRD DISPATcHl
New YORK. August 4th.-At $50 DIR.
Tanner had warm foot-bath to relieve his
congestion of the stomach, and half.hour
after went to sleep. He awoke at very
irritable, and vomited water tinged with bile.
After this he took an alcoholic vapor BATH
and was rubbed dry and put to bed. He
said he felt weaker and hot.
FOURTH DISPATCHl
New YORK, August 5th-A MIR. Tan
ner had another vomiting attack about 10
o'clock, but at midnight was quietly sleeping.
The Benders.
OMAHA, August 4th.-Mr Stewart, rail
road contractor Of Blair, went to see cid man
Bender to-day at Fremont, and on seeing
him, said, That's old Bender Stewart
saw old Bender before his family left their
place in Kansas, and knew him well. He has
no doubt that the prisoner is Bender. They
did not speak to Bender about Stewart, as it
gets him so excited to mention Kansas or the
name of Bender to him. CROWDS have been
to see both the old man and woman to-day,
and he is very excitable, remaining cross and
nervous two OF three hours after conyersing
about Kansas. He frequently asks for a
knife, and persists that he will not be taken
to Kansas alive. Nothing new has yet been
heard from the other two of the family yet at
large, but Sheriff Gregg expects to hear to-
night Of their capture.
NEW YORK, August 4th.-General Weaver,
on his way back from a canvass of Alabama,
said to the editor of the Wheeling, w. Va,
Intelingencer There has not been an elec-
tion worthy of the name in Alabama for
years. Their voting is farce throughout.
They openly adopt every corrupt plan to
solidify the different precincts for the Demo.
cratic party, and they invariably succeed.
He detailed the methods by which the frauds
were perpetrated. He says the Democrats
openly boast of this infamous business and
joke over the fact that sometimes, after all
the stuffing," they have to {. fix up the re-
turns after the count. He added " i used
to think Tilden was fairly elected, but he
wasn't"
The Alabama Election.
New YORK, August 4th.-Lamar, Secre-
tary of the Democratic State Committee of
Alabama, telegraphs to the World from
Montgomery that the sweeping Democratic
majority in the State of over 60, 600 is due to
there being no regular nominations made for
county officers. There was simply race be-
tween Democratic candidates, the friends Of
whom all supported the State ticket in three
fourths of the counties in the State All
tales of intimidation and fraud are false and
absurd not even fisticuff fight is reported,
and the election was the most quiet and fair
est ever held in the State.
MONTGOMERY, AUGUST 4th.-All reports
show an immense Democratic vote. The
Democratic State ticket will have a majority
of over GO, 600. The Greenback Independent
party was only thoroughly organized in the
counties composing the district represented
by Congressman Lowe, Greenbacker, which
gave him majority two years ago, but gives
a handsome Democratic majority this year.
The Democrats will elect all the Judges and
Chancellors, and nearly all the legislators and
county officers.
The Greenback Ticket VIII Stay I'm the
Field.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 4th.-Colonel B.
Chambers, candidate for Vice President on
the Greenback ticket. has notified the editor
of the Sun that the improved condition of his
health justifes him in announcing to the peo-
Pile his intention of remaining on the ticket
to the end of the campaign.
Congressional Nominations.
ST. LOUIS, August 4th The Republicans
specials say that the Democrats of the Elev-
enth District of Missouri to-day renominated
J ohm j. Clark, Jr. The Democrats of the
Tenth Missouri District nominated Charles
II. Mansur for Congress.
DETROIT Mich. J, August 4th.-The Repub.
licans of the Third District nominated Il. S.
Lacey for Congress to-day.
BANGOR tMe.), August 4th.-The Demo-
Gratis of the Fourth Congressional District
nominated George w. Ladd. The Green
hackers also nominated Ladd.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 4th-The Seventh
District Republican Congressional Conven-
tion nominated Stanton j. Peele.
PAoLA (Kansas), August 4th.-Dudley G.
Haskell has been renominated for Congress
by the Republicans of the Second District by
acclamation.
CINCINNATI, August 4th.-A. B. Clarke,
editor of the american, has been nominated
by the Republicans, for Congress, in the Thir-
teenth Ohio District.
The Doomed Balb0.
New YORK, August 4th.-Pietr1 Balbo,
the italian condemned wife-murderer, was
measured for suit of clothes, presented by
the Sisters of Mercy, to be worn on the scat
fold. Requiem mass is announced for Sat
urday in the franciscan Church Utalian) of
st. Anthony, after which the body will be
buried in Calvary Cemetery.
An Appeal for Contributions.
WASHINGTON, August 4th. = General
Weaver, the Presidential nominee of the
National Greenback Labor party, has issued
a circular to members of the party, appealing
for contributions of So and upward to aid in
defraying the expenses of the campaign from
now until November.
Business Of the Country.
NEW YORK, August 4th.-The Public will
to- morrow omit its regular weekly table OF
Clearinghouse exchange transactions. and