Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-12

In the name of American liberty, and in the
name OF the honor due to American women let
the journal that has given publicity to it pub
| lish the name of the human monstrosity capa-
| bic of and responsible for giving its false and
malicious Californian charge against me- or
stand convicted of gross falsehood and coward
ice. r. j. CAPEL
Eastern Turf Matters.
LAToNIA, October 11th.-The first race,
six furlongs, Tony Pastor won, Dawn of
Day second, Lord Clifden third Time,
1:174.
The second race, five furlongs, Bannail
won, Varina second, Violet third. Time,
1:04.
The third race, seven furlong heats, had
three starters. Wahoo won, Elsie B. Sec
ond, Malya r. third. Time, 1:31, 1:30,
1921.
The fourth race, one mile, Llera won,
Hattie Carlisle second, Longalight third
Time, 1:45.
The fifth race, one mile and one-half
furlong, Kensington won, Hettie s. second,
Bobby Swim third. Time, 1:50.
THE LoBILLARD SALE.
New YORK, October 11th.-The great
event in the turf world this week is the
sale of the Rancocas stud by Colonel S. d.
Bruce, Friday next. Breeders throughout
the country are anxious to obtain some of
the prizes in the collection of brood mares,
seventy eight in number, and competition
will be great. as they are all supposed 10 be
in foal to some one of the five famous
stations which are also to be offered.
There has been guessing as to the price
lroquois, the only American-bred winner
of the English Derby and st. Ledger, will
bring. All rich breeders want him, and
there will probably be an exciting struggle
for his possession.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
BROOKLYN, October 11th.-The Jockey
Club has determined to carry out its orig
mai plan, despite the suppression OF public
betting, and will give three days of racing
this week,
The New York Mayoralty.
New YORK, October 11th.-The situation
looks to-day as if the County Democracy
would nominate Mayor Grace, whether he
is willing or not and that they hope to re-
elect him by the assistance of the Grace
Republicans and Citizens movement
Tammany will in all probability place
Henry Dugro in the field, hoping to make
deal with Irving Hall whereby he will be
elected. The Republicans are eagerly cam
vassing the name OF Thomas G. Acton.
Republican chances grow stronger and
stronger, because the hostility between the
Tammany and County Democrats has
reached white heat. The meeting to-
night is expected to be lively one.
SOME TALK OF cox.
New YORK, October 11th.-It is declared
in some quarters that Sunset Cox comes
to take the Democratic nomination for
Mayor though he himself denies it. The
Democracy seem in great straits to stem
the tide against George. 1t is given out
that the pastors in forty -one out of sixty
Catholic parishes are for George.
TAMMANY NAMES ITS MAN
New YORK, October 11th-P. M.-The
Tammany Hall County Convention met
tonight and nominated Congressman Alb
ram S. Hewitt for Mayor, thereby declin-
ing the proposition from Irving Hall for q
conference, and ignoring the request from
the Business Mems Association to indorse
j. Edward Simmons, their candidate.
United States supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, October 11th.-The Su-
preme Court convened to-day. There was
| a full bench and fair attendance of the
bar. The Chief Justice announced that
| the call of the docket would begin to-mor-
| row morning with the case of the Pacific
National Bank case, brought here from the
Circuit Court in Massachusetts,. The Court
| might make their customary call upon the
| then adjourned, in order that the Justices
President. The number of cases on the
docket this morning was JOB. The JUS
| tices called at the White House in the after
| noon, and were received by the President
| in the Blue Parlor.
The Episcopalians.
| CHICAGO, October 11th.-The House of
Deputies of the Protestant Episcopi
| Cf,r1roh OF +, 4 a
numerous additional memorials in refer
ence to proposed changes in the prayer
book. Rev. Jenckes, Of Indiana, presented
memorial to the memory of ex-Vice-
President Thomas A. Hendricks. Bishop
| Dudley, of kentucky, addressed the joint
| houses as to the needs of the colored peo-
pie in the South. At l. o'clock delega-
ton from the Provincial Synod 0f Canada
was received by the joint houses, and Lord
Bishop Binney, of Nova Scotia, responded
to the greetings of Bishop Lee and Rev.
| Mr.. Dix.
Latest Hop News.
NEW YORK, October 11th.-The almost
| absolute failure of the hop crop in this
State has not affected brewers so seriously
| as at first expected. This is in a measure
due to the large crops abroad and heavy
| competition among importers in this
country. Good imported hops have been
sold as low as 25 cents per pound III this
| city, and although the tendency is upward,
| the market is unsettled, and quotations
range all the way from % TO 40 cents.
| Chief Justice Chase's Remains.
| WASHINGTON, October 11th-The re-
mains of the late Chief Justice Chase,
which were buried at Oak Hill in 1873,
were this morning transferred from the old
casket TO the new one prepared for their re-
/ ception. General Boynton and others, rep
senting the friends of the dead iuIist, were
present When the old casket was opened
| il was found that the body, which was en-
| balmed before burial, was remarkably well
| preserved, the features being recognizable.
On Wednesday the remains will be taken
| to Cincinnati, where they Will be rein
tered.
They'll Know Better Hereafter.
| ALBANY, October 11th.-Governor Hill
| has commuted to 100 days each the terms
| of imprisonment of Michael Strah and a
number of other boycotters who were con-
yicted with him and sentenced to imprison-
| ment for from one TO three years. The
| Governor gives as his reason that the men
| did not know that they were violating the
law.
LITTLE Rock, October 11th-The South
ern Express Company reports the capture
! of II. B. Miller, the express Iobber, in
| Tennessee. Miller stole several thousand
dollars from the express company at For
dyce. on Saturday, and when captured had
| 81 800 on his person.
| The Two Bulldogs.
CHICAGO, October 11th.-Paddy Ryan to-
| day signed articles to fight John l.. Sulli-
4 l.. ..l. IL,