Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-06
GLOBE GLeANINGS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE rrcorD.uylox- !
DOMESTIC
"The Fourth, in Tammepv Ban.

! DOMESTIC.
| "The Fourth in Tansmany Hall.
New York, July 5th.-The Tammany
Society celebrated Independence Day as a
body. The multitude began TO assemble
before 10 O'Clock, and when the members
marched in in full regalia at 11:l0 A. NJ,
Tammany Hail was packed with people,
who sat through the programme of " long
and short" talks, lasting four hours.
Among the prominent personages present
were Senator Vance, Samuel j. Randall,
General e. L. Niele and Congressman Dow
drey. Grand Sachem Henry P. Dugrooh
! presided. The Declaration of Independ-
ence was read, after which the speaking
began. The general sentiment was one of
| congraiuiaJion over the return of the Demo-
| cratic party to power in the national gov
eminent, and over the restoration, more or
less complete of the ancient Democratic
principles, as particularly appropriate to an
American independence celebration. Each
speaker dwelt upon one phase or another OF
the home rule contest abroad
| 'The Day" on the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, July 5th-Col Joe Nc
Ribbon, formerly a member of Congress
| from California, had grand celebration at
yesterday, at which eloquent speeches were
delivered by Ex-Governor Curtin, of Penn
sylvania, Congressman Compton of Mary
| land, and others. Over 600 people were
present.
Double Celebration.
DENVER, July 5th-Colorado to-day cele-
| brated the tenth anniversary of the admis-
sion as a State into the Union, and also the
national birthday. The day in Denver was
most appropriately observed. All the Gov
eminent and public offices, as well as bust
| ness houses. were closed, the people in
| general turning out to assist in the celebra-
ton. In the evening the finest display of
| fire works ever witnessed in the West, was
exploded from Capital Hill.
The American Turf.
SoUTH PARK On. j. July 5th.-The first
race three-quarteys of a mile, Pontiac won
| by two lengths, Little Minch second. Thack-
| cray third. Time 1:15l. The second race, In
| dependence stakes for two-year- olds, three
quarters of amile, Lajuive won by half a
| length, Agnes second Bessie Jane third.
Time 1:I54. Third race, Fourth of July
handicap, one mile, Chauty won by one
and one-half lengths, Banana second, Joe
| Cotton third. Time 1:43. The fourth race,
Lorrillard stakes for three-year-olds, one
and one-half miles, Inspector B Won by one
and one-half lengths, Quito second, Win
! fred third. Time $40. Fifth race, hand
| leap, one and Il quarter miles, Favor won
| bv six lengths, UItimatum second, Pontico
| third. Time 2:13 The sixth race, selling
race. seven-eighths of n mile, Miss DAILY
won by a length, Witch second, Mask
| third. Time 1871. Seventh race, handicap
steeple chase, over the full course,
| Abraham won, Major Pickett second,
Pat Dennis third. Time oil.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BR1GHroN BEACH July 5th.-The first
race, for two-year-olds three-quarters of a
mile, Al. Reed won by neck, Magyar
second, Bellona third. Time, 1;174. The
second race, for maiden three-year- Odds,
selling allowances, seven-eighths of mile,
Lizzie d. was first. Virgilia second, Theo-
dore third Time, 1881 The third race
| for all ages, selling allowances, one mile,
| Chantilly won by short head, Montau
second, Haroline third. Time, 1:i5. The
| fourth race, selling race one mile, Red
| Buck won by three lengths, Weasel second,
| Harry Rose third. Time, 1:45. The fifth
race, one mile, Bonny S. won by length,
Kensington second Asceoia third. Time,
1:i3!. The sixth race, the Independence
stakes for all ages, one mile and quarter,
Hartford won by head, Santa Claus sec
ond OliYette third. Time, PA.
AT WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO, July 5th.-At Washington Park
to-day the weather was again very fine, but
rather warm. The racing was frst-class,
the time very fast and the attendance larger
than ever seen on any race track in this
country in modern times. Everything
passed off without accident, except in the
steeple-ch chase, in which NJ. Daily got slightly
injured. 1t was regretted that SO many fell,
as it would have otherwise been a good
race. Three-quarter of mile: Mango won,
Ira E. Bride second Truant third Time.
LII. The Mutuals paid $23 10. One and
half miles: Volante won, Buchanan sec
ond, Myrtle third. Time, 2;36l. The Nut
ua,s paid Sc TO- One and quarter miles,
Sheridan stakes: Ed. Corrigan won, Pure
Rye second, Silver Cloud third Time,
300. The Mutuals paid $51 TO- One mile:
Vergie Herne won, Helianthus second,
Handy Andy third Time, 1:42}. The
Mutuals paid $50 80. Extra race. one mile:
Rosiere wen, Jim Nave second, Bootblack
third Time 1:41l. The Mutrials paid $40 In
the three-quarters of mile heats race, three
in FIVE, the first heat Cleaner won, Alice sec
ond, Sovereign Pat third Time, Ills. The
Mutuals paid 50 10. The second heat
Cleaner won, Alice second, Sovereign Pat
third Time, 1:144 The Mutuals paid
50 20. The third heat Cleaner won, Alice
second, Sovereign Pat third. Time, lis.
The Mutuals paid Sc 20. Extra race,
steeple-chas over the full course: Well
ington won, Rory O'More second, Chant-
cleer third. The Mutuals paid SIG 50.