Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-28

Sullivan, Owen Ford, Harry Jennings, Mar
garet McNamars, Eugene Sullivan. Pat Nc
Namars. Paul Dame, Alice WEIGH and
Michael Moore.
CHICAGO, June 27th.-A Waushau, Wis,
special says: The Potter tannery, down the
river, was burned yesterday. 1t was the
property ot shoe firm in Redwing, MINI.
Lose, $50. 600; insurance, $4,000.
The Races ut Chicago.
CHICAGO, june 27th.-The day was bright,
the track good, the attendance large and the
betting heavy. The first race was for the
nash stakes TOR two-year-old colts. five fur
longs. Barnes and Ascender made the run
ming. The rest buuched. and with varying
success Aicender and Barnes strove for the
front. The former won by half length,
Barnes second. three lengths before Pearl
Thorn third, Gano fourth. Time, Los.
In the second RAGS, selling purse. one and
one-eighth miles, for all ages, Barlow easily
took the lead and held it to the seven-furlong
pole, when Flanders come out and won by
halt length, Barlow second. Churchill third,
Barley fourth. Time, 1:541. The winner
was bought in by the owner for $500.
Inc third race was for the Green stakes for
three-year olds that have not won before JAN
uary LIT, one mile and quarter. Gilmore
got away and led under strong pull to the
three-quarter post, Gus Matthews following,
the rest punched. Washburn came up and
Tapped Gilmore at the seven.furiong pole,
when all were whipping, the finish being be-
tween Plunkett and Gunner, who came out
of the field at the distance end. Plunkett
won, Gunner second, Gilmore third, Glenarm
fourth. Time, 2:l3I.
The fourth race wss for all agee, five
eighths of mile heats. Before the first heat
MammoBist was the favorits by 800 to $35
on Pride, field S25. Bell Boy took the track
and was never headed, Mammonist second.
Good Night third. Time, 1:04. The race
was run In driving rain. In the second heat
the track was deep 10 mud and water. Coed
Night led for three-eighths of mile, then
Mamie passed to the front and won 10 gall
l1p. Time, l:0S5. In the third heat Mamie
sold for 500 and Bell b y $50. Mamie wen
in gallop. Time, 1:1la.
The Fast Mail Project.
CHICAGO. June 27th-W. b. Thompson,
Superintendent of the United States Railway
Mail Service. has telegraphed to the man
ager of the Lake Shore road here, to proceed
with preparations for the fast mail train be.
tween New York and Chicago. The infer.
ence is that he has completed the negotiations
with the Union Pacific for a fast train be-
| tween Omaha and San Francisco. which
time. There will be no change IN the ser
vice between Chicago and Omaha, but it i,
believed that nearly the full amount can bs
| saved on the remainder Of the route.
Clear Case OF Yellow Fever.
| New ORLEANS, June 27th.-Henry Forbes
a seaman on the steamer Marco Aurelio
! from Havana, admitted to the hospital Sun
day, is now pronounced clear case of yellow
| fever.
Collision of Trains,
| SHERMAN TEX June 27th-The south
bound passenger train on the Missouri Paci6,
came in collision with the north. bound freigh
train to-day. Several persons were Injured
and cars demolished. The track is block
AIDED.
The Freight Handlers Strike.
JERSEY CRY, June 27th.-The strike con
tinuss, aud is continuslly augmenting in mum
bers. The switchmea counsel the freigh
handlers to hold out, promising to stand b,
them.