Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-28

Hopkins had read for information the
amendment which he proposed to offer to
the resolution to have the Record of June
list so amended as to show that the speech
purporting to have been delivered by
Cutcheon on the contract labor bill had
not actually been delivered. In that speech
Cutcheon had made an assault on the Dem
ocratic party, and an unfair and unjust as
sault against the author of the bill
Heniey gave notice of amendment, direct
ing the official reporters to publish in the
Record the remarks of Cutcheon rejecting
on General L. ). Grant, made upon the
Fltz John Porter bill and suppressed
from the Record. Laughter and ap-
plause on the Democratic sidel The
record, he said, had been somewhat marred
by withholding from it Scurrilous and
ylndictive attack made upon General Grant.
He Offered the amendment in the interest
OF honesty and fair play. and in order to
relieve the embarrassment of the newspa-
per reporters, who, having telegraphed the
report OF the gentleman speech, found on
examing the Record the next morning that
they had lied-or somebody else had
Laughter
Cox of New York gave notice of an
amendment 10 strike out a supposed y
speech of Brewer of New Jersey from the
Record of June 7th
Cannon was on his feet to reply TO Nc
Adoo, when the hour of O'Clock arrived.
and the Speaker, amid much merriment,
declared the House in recess until o clock,
the evening session to be for the considera-
ton OF the pension bills
The House at the evening session, dis
cusscd the pension bills. and without
action adjourned.
Suryeyor-General of Wyoming.
WASHINGTON, June 27th-The President
has appointed John W. Meldrum Surveyor
General of Wyoming.
Nominations Sent to the Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 27th-The following
nominations have been sent to the Senate
by the President: John H. Kinkead, of
Nevada, to be Governor of Alaska; James
NJ. Armstrong, of Washington Territory
to be Register of the Land Office at Spo-
kane Falls w. T.; Charles A Witherill, of
Nevada, to be Register Of the Land Office
at Carson City, New; Corington G. Belknap,
of California, to be Agent for the Indians
of the Tule River Agency, California 10.
ID. Mead to be Postmaster at Glendiya.
Montana.
The Chicago Races.
CHICAGO. June 27th-The track was fast
to-day. The first race was for the "club
stakes, seven-eighths of Il mile Australian
won, Labelle second, Vascilator third.
Time 1872
The second race was for the Northwest
ern stallion stakes" for three-year- -olds,
one and half miles. Audain won, Joquita
Carlyle third. Time, 2:414.
The third race was for n selling purse.
one and quarter miles, for all ages Cen
tcrville won, Beechenbrook second Bari
tone third. Time, 2:134.
The fourth race was for the flash stakes.
for two-year- -olds, half q mile Murphy
won easily, Trousseau second. Pate third
Time, 30 seconds
The fifth race was for purse, one and an
eighth mile heats. Edwin A. won in hand,
Rowell second, Boulevard poor third.
Time, 2:01.
The sixth race was for all ages, one and
a quarter miles. Benham won by two
lengths, Stark second, and a dead-heat be-
tween Hern and Foxhound for third place.
Time, 2:091.
Vanderbilt and the Hippodrome Busi-
new YORK, June 27th.-The Commercial
DlIl Slo INK lC-taN 10 j re-
porter who asked If Jav-Eve-See should
beat the Maud s. record, would you consent
to private trial between them" Not at
all. | am not a horseman 1t IS all non
sense. That's not my business. People
must take me for devilish fool to think
will enter into this hippodrome business.
have letter in my pocket now saying
that Maud S. can beat her record three or
four seconds. | know she can but see
the dodge. l don't intend to bite at the
bait They wanted me to buy Jay-Eye-See
some time ago, but l would not do it.
What do | want with a little thing only
fourteen hands high wouldn't give 81 for
her. If any horse outside of Jay-Eye-See
should beat Maud S. S achievement would
buy him, if liked him, aud would be the
owner, not the public.
SECOND DISPATCH.
DETROIT, June 27th.-W. II. Crawford
of J. l. Case, owner of Jay-Evc-
See, is in the city, attending the races.
Upon being questioned relative to the Jaw
Eye-See challenge. and the highly moral
ground taken by Vanderbilt in relation
that the challenge was
directed at his horse, Maud S.-CraYford
said: Il do not see why Vanderbilt ac-
,epted the challenge as being addressed to
him, for neither Maud s. nor Clingstone.
nor their owners names. were mentioned
Iase has not seen his horse for two months.
and knew nothing of the challenge, which
was merely an open letter accompanied by
5, 900 forfeit-an earnest that Jay-Fye-See
5 ready to trot any horse as stated
It is quite amusing that Vanderbilt should
De surprised at the impudencc which
prompted us TO send our challenge. and
hat he asserts that he never trOts his
horses for money. Maud $. has, since she
las been the property of Vanderbilt, trot
ed at least dozen times against the best
horses and OH the best tracks in the Coun-
ry, and in each instance for money, and
her earnings have been considerable for
ler owner and manager. In addition. it
nay be stated that on July /, 1851. Maud S.
then owned by Nanderbilt) trotted for
,ate money over the Detroit Driving Gibbs
present track"
Muldoon Not rs "Solid" as He Was.
CINCINNATI June 27th.-The mixed
wrestling match at the Grand Opera House
o-night between Duncan c. Ross and VIM.
was won by Ross, who took the
irst, fourth and fifth falls. Muldoon won
he second and was given the third on
'oul The first two were Greco Roman,
he next two side holds and the last catch
as-catch-can The house was full.
Sulliyan-MitchelI Fight.
New YORK, June 27th.-Mitchell's 5 man
ager offers Sullivan to substitute Jack
Burke, or young English pugilist named
in case Mitchell is not able to
appear at Mondays boxing match Sulli-
yan replied he would take either. and
Burke, ii is said, will probably meet the
champion in Alitchelrs absence.
LATEB-Mitchell telegraphed from Long
Branch to-day to Al Smith that he has en-
tirely recovered and will box Sullivan
Monday sure.
Collegiate Baseball Game.
NEW YORK, June 27th.-Yale defeated
Harvard here to-day in baseball game by
4 to ,, and thereby wins the collegiate base
ball championship.
The Sharon-Hill Case.
new YORK, June 27th-In an interview
with ex-senator Sharon, which the bor7;-
ing Journal publishes to-day, the reporter
asked Mr. Sharon: What about the suit
of Miss Hill against you?" The Senator
turned very red, and striking the table