Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-15

"a APtlAuitulc 4Or SScus, ttC-I tilSu HaNc yct
been sunbitted, he tthe Comptroller) viii
have 10 refer The case TO the Solicitor of the
Treasury for the institution Of legal pro
ceedings.
The American Turf
SARATOGA, August 14th.-The first race,
purse $4G0 three-quarters OF mile, Clean
er Won, Tartar second, Mono third. Time,
1:18l.
The second race, Kentucky stakes for
two-year- -olds, three-quarters Of Il mile
Quito won. Rock and Rye second, Hattie
Carlisle third Time, 1874.
The third race, Grand Prize Of Saratoga,
handicap sweepstakes for all ages, one
mile and three-quarters, Bob Miles Won,
Euclid second, Vanguard third. Time
3133.
Tie fourth race, one mile, was won by
Carrie Stewart, with Minnie Meteor sec
ond, Leroy third. Time. las
in the fifth race, free handicap steeple-
chase, about one and one half miles, al the
first fence Wish-I-May threw his Jockey,
and at the next fence Abraham fell, and at
the first wall in the west field Drif;wCod
tell, breaking Meany's right arm. Repeater
W0h BY two lengths, with Mystic second
and Iolsnthe third. Time, 3:031 Pope,
who rode Abraham, had his nose broken.
~ HRI6HroS BEACH.
BRIGHroN BEACH, August l4th.-The at
tendance was good, but the track heavy.
The threa-Guarter mile race, fer maiden
tWO-year-oldS, Ben Pryor won, PetIicoat
second. Vertigo third. Time, l.224. The
seven-eighths mile race bot Box won,
JEFF Harrington second Reata third. Time,
1:30. The mile race Mary Hamilton won.
Olivette second, Blue Bell third. Time,
l:48E. The mile and an eighth race Regret
won, Executor second, Bonnie Australian
third. Time, 2:0t The mile and q quar-
ter race for all ages, Dutch Roller won,
Kansas second, King Fan third. Time,
2:l6l. The steepe chase, short course,
ShortCake won, Jack second, Ecuador third.
Time 40.
That Troublesome Letter of Clevoland's.
WASHINGTON, August 14.h.-The state
ment that Judge Fleming, of New Mexico,
was the person referred to in the now
famous letter of the President, is shown TO
be incorrect, from the fact that he has no
papers on file recommending him for the
position for which he was appointed. He
was an applicant for the District Attorney
ship Of Kentucky, and vas recommended
Tor that place by the entire delegation
The President, however, appointed an Old
friend and schOOlnate Of Attorney General
Garland to that position, and then sent
for Judge Fleming 10 come 10 Washing
ton. He came, and when he arrived
hc had no idea what appointment
was 10 be given him. The President then
appointed him an Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the Territory Of New
Mexico This puts Judge Fleming out of
the question as the person referred DIN the
correspondence. The President must see
by this time said prominent politician
tonight, how necessary il IS that the full
particulars Of this unfortunate case should
be SIven out. Here are three JUDGES who
have been placed under suspicion IS unfit
TO hold the places to which thcy have been
appointed. viz: Brinker, Associate Jus
tice Of New Mexico; Fleming also AssO-
ciate Justice in the same Territory ;
and Dawne, United States District Judge
for Alaska. The publication of their
names IN this connection has been Of seri-
Gus injury to these gentlemen. Their use
fulncss IN the positions to which they
have been appointed has been impaired,
and their decisions vii, NOT receive the re-
spcct that IS due them The President car
tainly owes it to the Judges suspected, and
to the public that the name OF the Judge
who has been declared morally and pro
Iessiona,iy unfit for the position De made
known, rs well IS the party who was man
lul enough to confess thl, he had recon-
mendet an unsuitable person, and to whom
the President wrote Suod scathing reply. .'
a Supposed Case OF Chclera.
rErLlDELrHIA, August I 3tl.-The people
OF Camden, \. J., are C9usi. .erably alarmed
over what appears to have been death
from cholera. The Coroner Of Camden,
Who is also ghysicion,-yos notified ycster-
day morning that Margaret Kealev. q Young
Irish domestic on the farm Of Edward ?.
IIll11' ~ w hl'e horse, had oied suddenly
80, >, ~, vI'!ils. Irving ,heFe a
I --oo'' s''o r''olIs4 iodIiu ING o1uy N an au-
r5lLes'1 9t'-3J u GecJNi I112tIo!i % oI,en-
-, N''S ~ 4 il,4 psI''ile necessary %
.e.I'y'o - 20 I'D '.h open 5neH. On inyestsst-
l;-a 5-'c IS l-to,!er be9'e louhu thay tAe
ue1N III eailIe from tteislu y"o weeks
1' 6}iiosIiI; li,[ oiotneI' o4iaAaeI healry OF
with farmer Hunt ten dgvs before She
died. On Wednesday evening at quar-
ter to O'Clock, Miss hea!oy was taken
suddenly ard violently Ill, and yomlied
continually unDi she dlcd. An hour and q
nan afterwards the Coroner gave ccrtti-
cate OF death from cpnEes non 0t The brain
cue to c1olera Jnorbus, ana The 5ouy was
taken 20 an undertn6er'7 IN Philadelphia
! and was to be buried at once. The mouse
and corpse were thoroughly disinfcCtcd
CNipHeI 1'eAic a4ltf wards cyAlnHeN Ms
Investigations, and found that thu
symptoms ia the case were identical with
those Of Asldtic cholera. Dr.. Bowman
Shivegs, OF HHddenield, who was called II
TO attend the girl, did not arrive until after
her death, bat ne IS also OF the opinion
that It IS case OF true cholera. Rigid in
yestiga.ion ls being made by Or. Beale 70
/ determine the character OF the disease.
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