Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-27
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WASHINGTON, July 26th.-Conger, from
the Committee on Commerce, reported favor
ably the House bill to regulate the carriage
of passengers by sea. Laid over.
As soon as the routine order of business
was disposed off, Hale moved to postpone all
present and prior orders Including the rev.
enue billy AID take up the naval appropria-
tion bill.
A long discussion ensued. in which the mo-
ton was contested on both sides Of the
chamber, as having the effect to dispose of
the subject of revenue and taxation for this
session. and to facilitate probable adjourn
ment in the course of few days.
After long debate on the naval appropria-
ton bill an executive session was held, and
when the doors were reopened the Senate adj
journed.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, July e6th.-The conference
committee disagreed on the general deficiency
bill az to the payment of mileage of Senators
for attending the extra session.
The House-115 to 65-refused to recede
from its position, and new conference was
ordered.
| river and harbor bill, rejected yesterday, and
the Rouse-114 to 27-moved to reconsider
the vote refusing to agree to the conference
report, and it was then agreed tell to 50
Adjourned.
Miscellaneous Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, July 26th.-There is a pri.
yate claimant named Kidwell to the Potomac
| Flats and the President is likely to veto the
river and harbor bill on account of the large
| appropriation for them, for that reason, il for
no other.
The President has the most gorgeous turn
! out ever seen here.
An alarming spread Of smallpox in Balti.
more is reported. and an epidemic is expected
next winter.
The following additional money order of.
fees have been decided upon by the Postoffice
| Department, and will be established after
| August 9TH Arizona-Globe and Tiptop,
California-Etna Mills, Gridley. Murder
vile, Haywards, Iiles' Ferry, Kingsburg,
Lower Lake, Middleton, Oakdale, Passa-
demo, Paso Robles, Potter Valley, San Joa-
gum, Santa Maria, Selma, Sierra City, Sierra
! Valley. Sopoma, Williams, and Woodbridge,
The wake of the Internal revenue bill be.
gan in the Senate two days ago, and this
afternoon the lifeless body was laid to await
its doom until next session, and probably
| forever.
The Senate Naval Committee has agreed to
report favorably an appropriation of S25, 900
for removing the bodies of Lieutenant De
Long and companions from Siberia to Amer
| lea.
The river and harbor steal was concurred
in BY the House of Representatives this
morning, the report of the conference com.
mittee, as approved by the Senate yesterday,
being adopted by vote of Ill to ST.
Senator Vance, of North Carolina, re-
ported an amendment to-day, that will be
moved to the sundry civil bill, to pay James
NJ. Roane S199 SO for supplies furnished NJ
B. Lewis, Indian Agent at the Fresno
Agency, Cal.
The river and harbor bill, as finally passed.
river, and $40, 900 for the San Joaquin river
and Mormon slough.
The admission of Walsh's testimony and
the Reredell confession in the star-route trial
will probably prolopg the case many weeks.
1t is understood that the defense will occupy
at least month in presenting its evidence.
Plea Against Discrimination.
LONG BRANCH, July 26.h.-In a public
session Of the Tariff Commission yesterday,
statement was made by Alexander Jones,
on behalf OF the Manufacturing Chemists
Association of the United States. The bur-
den of his talk was plea that no discrimi.
nation as to tariffs will be made by the Com.
mission against dealers in chemicals.
The American Turf.
NEW YORK, July 26th.-At the Coney
Island races yesterday the first contest. one
mile, Aleck Arnent won, Traveller second,
Marchioness third. Time. 1:43a.
In the second race, one mile, Bouncer was
first, Jesse james second, Tonawanda third.
Time, Las.
In the third race, two miles, Glenmore was
first, Potomac second, Jim Vandervere third.
Time, 1885,
In the shree-quarters of mile dash,
Bedouin was first, ietta second, P. Line
third. Time, lis.
In the mile and quarter hurdle race Della
ware was first, Belle of the North second,
OkOlona third. Time, 2:23.
AT SARATOGA
SARATOGA, July 26sh.-The first race to-
day. five furlopgs, was won by Standsenord
Keller, Charley Johnston second. Time, los.
The second race, one mile, Warfeld won,
Little Phil second. Time, 1:41.
The third race. three.fourths of mile,
Wildfre won, Mandamus second. Time,
LOCI.
In the fourth race, a steeplechase, about
two and a quarter miles, Rose was first,
Postguard second. Time, 4:26@.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK IN. J. J, July 26th.-The
first race to-day, mile and an eighth, was won
by Jack Of Hearts. Parole second. Time,
1:56l.
In the race for the optional stakes, three.
quarters Of mile. Disdain was first, Felicia
second, Gonfalon third. Time, 1:16.
The mile and quarter race Girofie won,
By-and-By second, Clara d. third. Time.
2:111.
In the Neversonk handicap, mile and a
half, Monitor was first, Eole second Bar
raft third. Time, 2:374.
The mile and an eighth dash Marathon
won, Strathspy second, Sir Hugh third
Time, 1:574.
In the steeple chase over the short course
Ingomar was first. Ike Bonham second, Ber-
nardine third. Time, 3:129.
At the conclusion of tine race James G.
Kelly, a bookmaker, made complaint that
Walton. g the plunger." had caused the pull
ing OF Marathon in the Hospodar- Marathon
race on Wednesday. Walton Indignantly
denied the charge. The matter will be inves-
tigated. The rider of Marathon denied that
any improper means were used to cause the
defeat OF Marathon.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, July 26th.-There was a large
attendance to-day at the races and fast
track. Fair weather prevailed, varied with
slight showers.
The first race was for 2:25 PAGERS, for q
purse Of $1,000. Warrior and Matte Bond
were the favorites. ice Bowers won, Fuller
second. Warrior, Princess, Reno, Estella
and Matte Bond gained position in the order
named. Time, 2:17a-2:18- 2:193-2:20a.
In the 2:29 trot for purse of 81, 500, Big
Ike. Orrin Hickoks and Overmsn were the
fsvorites. London won, Overman second,
Kate Taylor third, Willis Wood fourth and
ruled out, Big Ike fifth and ruled out, Dick
Organ sixth and ruled out, Lorges seventh
and drawn. Time, 2:2043-2:2133 -2:233-2:24i
-2:25-2:273.
The free for all pace for purse of 81, 500
was unfinished. Buffalo Girl was the favorite
before the start. Matte Hunter took the
first two heats and Lucy the third. Gem.
Bay Billy, Ben Hamilton, Buffalo Girl and
Sorrel Dan also paced. Time, 2:1sA-2:17-
2:2O4.
Tomorrow the 2:33 and 2:26 trots will take
place, and Little Brown jugs trial to beat his
own record.
Foolish Russian Refugees.
NEW York, July 26th.-For six weeks
400 Russian refugees have been living in a
corner of Castle Garden because the men re-
fused to be separated from their families, the
latter to go to Wards Island while the men
went to work, and yesterday Superintendent
Jackson gave them until l P. N. to decide
whether they would go to Wards Island or be
turned into the street. They refused to de-
eide, and accordingly about 200 women and
children, with their baggage, were taken to
the island, and the men turned into the
street.
| Another PrIze-FIght Arranged.
NEW York, July 26tb .-Ex.Alderman
James Dunno, of Brooklyn, and Tug Wilson,
are matched to fight in Louisiana or Mis-
sissippi for 80, 900 side and the champion
ship of the world. One thousand dollars
forfeit has been deposited.
Railroad Station Robbed.
CLEVELAND, July 26th.-A Bellaire special
saws: Seven masked men yesterday over
powered the Waterman of the GAINESVILLE and
| Cincinnati Railway station, blew open and
robbed the cafe. The amount secured is not