Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-22

SAN Francisco, October Dist. = In the
cricket match to-day, the English made 17S
runs The Californians then went to the
bat, but before scoring darkness stopped the
game. If the Australian steamer, on which the
English Eleven have taken passage, sails to-
morrow, the game will be declared off ; but
if her sailing is delayed the inning will be
finished tomorrow.
THE WRONGS OF IRELAND AvENGED-GLAD-
STONE BURNED IN EFFIGY.
The Land League held largely attended
meeting at Irish American Hall this evening.
The speeches were decidedly infammatory.
Gladstone and the British Government gen.
orally were scored in terms more violent than
complimentary, and Archbishop Croke came
in for share of denunciation. At the close
of the meeting rope was stretched from the
upper windows OF the hall to the buildings
across the street, and Ia few moments an
efigy of Gladstone was run out. 1t bore
this inscription g A tribute from Cork
rebel. Bombs and dynamite for Brutus
Gladstone" AS soon as the crowd reached
the street fire was put to the effigy amid yells
of appreciation, but for a few moments the
confagration hung fire, and an ominous
shudder rau through the crowd at the idea
that the old man couldn't be burnt up"
One patriot, however, was equal to the occa-
sion. Rushing into a neighooring saloon he
resppeared with bottle of whisky, the con.
tents of which ne dashed on the figure, and
the torch was again applied with complete
success. The efiigy blazed up, and in few
moments an explosion of powder, frecrackers
and bombs announced that the work of de-
struction was complete, and the wrongs of
Ireland were avenged.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Contributiousto the Garfieldmondmentfund
now aggregate Sl0,247 rs.
Robert Kelly, shoemaker, closed up
spree by trying to drown himself at the foot
OF Mason street, but two officers saved him.
Judge Allen has granted a nonsuit in the
case of Ferdinand Behrle VS.. Charles Webb
Howard. to recover $50. 900 for unlawful i'm
prisonment.
a Chinsman, known as Drunken Jimmy"
has been arrested. charged with being a
criminal party TO the Bartett.alley murder
some weeks since.
The rife match between the California and
the Nevada teams, at Shell Mound Park, re-
suited in victory for the representatives of
this State The score Of the California team
was $40 and that of the Nevada rihemen 500.
There was quite a windfall of deep-water
tonnage yesterday. There were thirteen ships
and barks from Europe, Australia and the
China seas. At least eight of them were
chartered prior to arrival.
|. Up to noon yesterday thirty fire-alarms
had been struck off since the 1st instant. The
greatest number of alarms sounded in one
month since the organization of this city was
in July last. when seventy-fye alarms were
turned in.
The ship Landseer has arrived in port, and
reports that on September 18th Richard
Montgomery, carpenter, belonging to Dublin,
while at work betweeG.dacks on a small hatch,
fell into the lower hold and was INSTANTLY
killed. The Captain of the Lsndseer thinks
the deceased must have had heart complaint.
Mrs. Ella Riley, residing with her husband,
7. ID. Riley, st Nc. 1121 Mission street, while
suffering from severe attack OF intermittent
fever last Tuesday afternoon, was lefs alone
fer few moments, and either fell or jumped
out of third-story window, receiving in
juries which caused her death late Wednes-
day night.
Inc IOipNlDS lUlnTI3dliuDS nave DeeH pre-
scented and filed in Department. No. II of the
Superior Court Edward III. Lipsks, alias
Lipka. forgery; Edward Bulger, felony
John Jones John Leagett and George Sam
uels, burglary. The following were fled in
Department No. u: j. ID. Connolly. assault
to murder, four charges, and All CAu. muir
der.
At a meeting of the Pacific Coast Blood
horse Association, it was determined that the
first races at the Bay District Track should
begin November 10Th. A cup valued at 500,
or It's equivalent, viii be given to gentlemen
riders Of horses that have never run race,
and the meeting will close with a tournament
for lady riders, at which handsome prizes
viii be given.
The Grand Chapter of the Order of East
ern Star has elected the following officers ::
Edward S. West, Or. Worthy Patron; Mrs.
Frances s. Ryder, CIR. Worthy Matron j.
Bradford Cox CIR. Worthy Associate Patron !;
Mrs. Sarah Cassidy. CIR. Worthy Assistant
Matron Mrs. Mary A. Nasty, CIR. Worthy
Treasurer Mrs. Abbie E. Woods, CIR. Wor-
thy SecreteYy