Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-02

the fight continued with varying success until
she last round, although Ryan continued.
wishout much bsckset, TO pound Cess heavily
and to fall ON him when they cliu, he'd. .-Goss.
favorte tactics were 20 fall to avoid blows.
Goss' friends made several claims of foul.
which Were not allowed. On the S6th round
tfoss' seconds wopld not allow him to come to
time. The battle lasted one hour and
twenty-Seyen minutes.
singular story rron, Eexas-snils pnr-
ishmcns Neted gu; to Female siur-
dersis.
GALVESTON, June lst.-rhe Ns,Cs' speciaI
from Dallas says; A desperate attempt at
ro5bing occurred near Clear Lake, Collins
county. farmer named Bradley left $500.
received for cattle, with his wife for safe
keeping A stranger asking to stay all night
was given pallet in the gallery At mid
night he saw two men, whom he supposed
belonged TO the family, enter. Hearing cries
of msrder, he looked through the blinds aud
saw the woman on the bed with her throat
cut. Snatching siN-shooter, the stranger
sprang toward the door and fred, killing both
parties. Mounting horse, he rode to the
nearest neishborhood, and accompanied bya
party of four returned. Mrs. Bradley and
both robbers were dead, one of whom was
shot through the heart, the other through the
head. The robbers proved to be a Mrs
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old, and the owner OF considerable property,
independent OF an inheritancs of S11, 900.
The Negro Exodus.
WASHINGTON. June 1st.-Senator Vance.
on behalf of the majority of the Exodus
Committee, has submitted q report, stating
that much of the evidence given was Of such
a character as would not be received in \
Court of justice. The report says the testi.
mony proves that the exodus was induced
largerly by Northern politicians and by
negro leaders in their employ and in the EN-
ploy of railroad lines. The condition Of the
negroes Is not materially changed. Regarding
the political outrages, which have been a
staple complaint for many years against the
people of the South, diligcnt inquiry fails to
develop anything new confirming the old
stories about violence and outrage upon ne
groes, most of the testimony being hearsay.
While the committee admit that eXtortion
was practiced by merchants upon the negroes.
they assert that the abuse is not general
An Arkansas Mob Receives Setback.
LITTLE Rock, Juue lst.-Goveruor Miller
received dispatch from TexaIkana yester-
day, advising him that \ mob attempted to
take from the jail and lynch negro arrested
for an attempted rape. Friends of Crom-
well, the prisoner, fred on the mob. The
fire was returned and eight persons are re-
ported wounded, some fatally, as is supposed
The prisoner had been previously removed TO
the Jail at Washington, The Sheriff appre-
hending danger. The Sheriff reports all
quiet.
The Christiancy Hiyorcc Case.
WASHINGTON, June 1st.-In the Chris
tiancy divorce case to-day Judge Hagner al
lowed the defendant Mrs. Chiistiancy $50
per month and counsel fees of $500, COM
mencing May LIST. Plaintiffs counsel is de-
batting the propriety of dismissing the bill for
divorce rather than abide by this decision,
The Colorado Indian Scarc-Gen. POPc's.
Views.
DENVER (Col.), June 1st-Governor Pitke9
to-day received telegram from General
Pope. saying that he discredited the report
that indians are now in the North Park, as
he has information from the Los Pinos
Agency that the White River Utes are there
attending the races on Ourays farm, and that
Ouray denies that any of his Indians are in
North Park, or have molested the whites.
New Mining fxeiange nj New York.
New York, June THE New American
Mining Stock Exchange. located OF So Broad
way, was formally opened this afternoon by
an address from the Chairman of the Ex-
change, George w. Smiley.
Strike or Puddlers.
LOUISVILLE tKyl June 1st.-About 10
puddlers struck to-day, throwing out of em-
ployment about 400 other laborers. The
prospect for an early adjustment OF the diff
Guilty is not favorable, as the proprietors of
the rolling mills, rather than continue at the
existing rates, would prefer to remain closed
all summer.
Another Trial 10 be Had.
BosToE, June 1st.-The boat-race between
Frenchy johnson and Wallace Ross will be
pulled again tomorrow, as through some
misunderstanding to-day in giving the word
Go the race was failure.
south Carolina Democratic State eenren-
lion.
COLUMBIA, June 1st.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day, j. $. Cothren
presiding. Senators Wade Hampton and NJ
G. Butler, Major T. G. Barber aud General
John Brotton were elected delegates at large
to Cincinnati, and recess was taken.