Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-24
The American Turf.

q Ben Ali and PreciOsa Your reporter learnsS
Athat Haggin's intention is not to entery
ssHidalgo or Tyrant again at Monmouth,
although no reason is given. Haggin's stable:
Swlll not go to Saratoga. To-day, at Mons
SmOuth, Hattie b. will again try conclusions7
with the Eastern jumpers in q mile and AZ
Mquarter handicap hurdle race for purse of:
$500 of which 800 is allowed TO the second:
sMshorse. Although Hattie Is. carries 40!
EpoundS, many think she can win at theY
Substance. Charlemagne is her fastest rival,
eSand is big favorite. In the pools at Sara
8toga California is represented in three'
&events. In the Excelsior stakes. Sweep-s
sssstakes for all ages, $50 each, with 81 ,00Oi
ssadded, mile and quarter, Baldwin has:
Eentered Nolante. Freeland Tenstone Vel
Esrano and Elizabeth Will run against him I
Elm the Flash stakes, for two-year-olds, 1
FSBaldwin's Primero and Bonita are strong,
Aavorites in the pools. In the fourth race.
NJim Douglass will run mile and five hun,
ssSdred yards against HazaraS, Freda, Abba. /
esGeorge, Enigen and Morning Glory. JIM
SDouglass is first choice among sporting
I8men, although strong tip is on Hazaras,
sSwho will be dden by Murphy.
81 MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
81 MONMOUTH PARK, July 23th.-The at
attendance to-day was good, the track fast;
Efand the weather comfortable The mile
fSand an eighth race for thrce-y ear-olds ands
fupwards Colonel Sprague won, Pontiacj
Tsecond. Long Knight third. TINE los! !:
& ! lie thrcC-quarteTS of a mile race for tWO-i
fyear-Ods BiEonnet Won, Pure Rye second,s
7Strategy third. Time III. The mile andi
ga half race Carmel won, Unrest second
ksGreystone third. In the mile race Lenox5
Nand Tillie Doe ran a dead heat. Time /,
4l:44. In the run of, lille Doe won;
EsTime. IA The mile and half Il furlongi
esrace for three-year-old and upwards ExeC-5
sSutor won, Greenland second, Guitar third. (
81 Thine, 1.53. The mile and q quarter race
ssover five hurdles Hattie 3. won, MARSHALL
Gsecond, Bally third. Time, Do.
y FACES At SARATOGA.
8 SARATOGA, July 23d.-The attendance to-:
9day was large and the weather beautiful,
(, but warm. The half mile race for two-'
e5yeaT-olds P.imero won, Waddel Bryant:
EMSecond, Catera third. Time 0:49E The.
& three-quarters of mile race ErebuS won [
Z Editor second, Guydette third. Time, l:1Gi |
SSThe mile and u quarter race for all ages.
ssFreeland won, Tenstone second, kosinO.
ssthird. Time, 2:09. The mile aud 500
Syards race HarZaras won, Abba second, /
SsJim Douglass third. Time, 2:l3. The mile'
4and seventy yards race Malaria won, Clay.
epate second Thady third. Time, 1881.
a Wool Tariff Decision Overturned.
8 NEW YORK, July ODD - The Herald s!
sSWashington special says: 1t will be re-;
.smembered that one of the Treasury con-s
%structionS of the wool tariff has for some.
Sttime been kept secret 50 far as the general
EpubiC, Ohio wOOl-grOwers and New Eng,
Z land wooden manufacturers were cOn-s
fScerned. 1t was never printed in the officials
srecords of the Treasury decisions. This;
q decision y is now overturned, and the Secs
s@retary of the Treasury declares that the
= laws must be carried into effect as thew
Estand. The unpublished decision Of Sep
eStember Il, 1883, is the one of which mems
S5tiOn is made in the Herald of Saturday as
b having been suppressed on account of its
25manitest improper character, and for thei
fgreasOu that il was in cOntraventiOn of the
S previous decision Of Il former SecretaTy,s
ssand was issued without the question of law.
l4having been submitted to the Attorney.
General, rs is expressly required by the,
statutes. During the two years that thisi
.{order has been specially in force at Phila-;
4sdelphia, the wool-groyvers of the country.
8s.and honest importers as we'll as manutac-3
stturcrs have been previously defrauded, to-
iIsay nothing of the amount of revenue Of
(which the Government has been deprived.
81 No Danger Appreciated from the Chey-.
II enne and AraPaloe Indians.
s. topeka, July 23d-Goyernor Martin has.
ssreceived the following telegram from Gem
s Sherman, dated Fort Reno, to-day:
3 have your letters of July 10th and 20th and
5they have been referred TO General Miles,
xSwho starts for Fort supply tomorrow, and
.Swill make an examination of the country and
: points you mention as military stations. There
Ssneed be no fear ON the part of settlers of
Southwestern Kansas from hostilities by Chey-,
3 cnne and Arapah0e Indians / have gone down
.Sto the bottom OF affairs here and know that the
ssirritation was the result of bad control and cp-
e preSsive measures hope for the conviction of
s3Ellis am confident that the people in Kansas
s. may gather their crops and sleep peacefully at
sSnight. General Miles is an officer of good judg-
&ment, who viii do all that is necessary to re
szstore confidence from panic, so paralyzng in
L its effects as this one has been to the industries
got your State. P. II. SHERIDAN, General.
g oppositio:- to Colonel Barbiere's Ap-'
q pointnent.
q PHILADELPHIA, July 23d-So determined
care the old soldiers in opposition to the ap-.
appointment of Colonel Barbiere to a clerk
Ssiship in the Pension Office, that unless this
gyillifer of Lincoln and all Northern people,
gsis dismissed the Grand Army will be asked
ySto CO. operate, and meeting of all the loyal
.zsoldiers in the city will be held. Influential
Hmembers of the Grand Army, both Repub-3
INlican and Democratic, are in favor of the
5movement. If this fails, then Logan will
ssbe appealed to, to defeat the confirmation. /
tpple III OF SOuTls
8 New YORK, July 23d.-Lawyer Brownies
sSwho is conducting the fight against the5
{spro1ucers of" The MikadO." returned from.
s. Bratticboro, Vt, at 6 o'clock last evening. {
sslie started up there the previous day to;
s&1consult with Judge Wheeler regarding the.
ssSviolatiOn of the injunction TO restrain the
reproduction of the opera at the Union Square
srheater He brought back with him war
Grants for the arrest Of Sydney Resented,
.HEdward J. Brams and Perkins the leader
got the orchestra, and also an order directing
sShOok e Collier to appear in Court Friday
ssmorning and show cause why they should
snot be punished for contempt. Browne
tfsays Judge Wheeler is very indignant over
sSthe violation of the injunction, and as the
sseyerity Of the penalty in a case OF cOnvic-9
Elton of contempt is discretionary with him, :
ssthe belief was expressed that the offenders
Mwould fare badly.
s5SThe President and the California Demo-
a Gratis.
3 WASHINGTON, July 23d.-Captain Johns
1Foley and E. L. Bell had half hours!
AsconversatioD with the President this mOrn-s
ssing. Cleveland said he had intentionally
adelayed making the California appoint.
sSments, in the hope that the differences inc
ssthe party might be healed without the in-sS
sSterference of the Administration. Captainx
saFoley made clear presentation of thee
Spolitical situation in the State, and the
3Presidcnt seemed to be greatly interested !,
Gin his statement. Mr.. Foley thinks theE
3California Democrats may be assured that I
sswhen the offices are filled men of proper
,Echaracter will be chosen for them. Mrs.
sFoley expects to be appointed Appraiser of4
ssthe Port.
% Capital Notes.
q WASHINGTON, July 23d.-The Presidents
to-day appointed Samuel II. Buck to beg
HPostmaster at New Orleans vice w. b.
sMerchant, resigned. +
q The resignation of William Bum ass
Ex-Governor of Idaho has been accepted.
q Bill Poole's Son.
q New YORK, July 23d.-Bill Poole's son,g
awho has been out of work for long time, Z
sswas yesterday offered position at BrightonS
.sBeach race course. Considerable money!
Hwas also raised for him, which he declares
Che does not want. Work is sufficient.
d An Ex-Raiiway President Dead. z
& New YORK, July 23d.-Peter H. Watson, :
sex- President of the Erie Railway, died last z
Snight, after long sickness. Watson was
3 First Assistant Secretary of War duringH
Sthe civil war, and had particular charge off
sthe Ordinance nd.quartermaster's branches
s,of the service He was acting Secretary
Sduring Stanton's absence. L
e Arrested for Cruelty. &