Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22


had been contradicted, and not long after
ward the entire bulletin disappeared mystic
| riously. The Secretary produced duplicate
copy, read it from the balcony, and had it
posted again.
Paddy Ryan, the PugilIsf.
CHICAGO, September 21st.-Psddy Ryan,
ex-champion heavy weight pugiiist, will
leave Chicago Sunday for Leadville, Col,
where an exhibition will be given. Rysn
will appear in Denver, Leadville, Pueblo,
Cheyenne, Ogden, Salt Lake, Sacramento.
Virginia City, San Francisco and other
cities in California. On his arrival in San
Francisco ne contemplates match with Pro-
fessor Miller, OF Australia, who has sailed
from Melbourne, Richard K. Fox having
sent for him for glove fight with Sullivan.
Upon hi5 return from the coast, Ryan will
have contest with Sullivan about the last of
December.
Courtney and His Great Feat.
ELMIRA On. W, September 21st.-A cor
respondent who had an interview with Chas.
E Courtney found the oarsmaD weary from
the exertions of yesterday afternoon. together
with "a spin over three-mile course in 20:22
today. As to the length of the course,
Courtney says il was surveyed five times on
the ice. He adds that if there is any doubt
about the absolute accuracy of the survey,
made, and says if it be found short, by even
foot or six inches, he will not only agree to
lower his present record on the course, but
pay back the 81, 900 he won yesterday;
and in addition he agrees, without any fur
tier measurement, to put up 81, 200 in
wager that any survey viii not show the
course foot short. All parsies 70 the 81, 600
wager are satisfied that while the time given
out was only 90 minutes and seconds the
a. 4 IL a.
S. R Fre2r, of Union Springs, held a stop
watch and made the time 1890 Others made
it 1928 Nobody pretended that it was 20
minutes and secocds, ss announced. Court
ney emphatically denies that he was entered
for the Sodus Point regatta yesterday. He
says the bet of 81 600 he won yesterday will
bs paid tonight by George Fordyce, the
stakeholder. Nobody has protested pay.
| ment.
Destruction 10y Fire.
HANNIBAL MOL, September 21st--At
o'clock this morning fire breke out in the
Hannibal and st. Joe Railway shops, totally
Loss, $50, 600; partially insured. The shops
will be rebuilt at once. Two hundred and
fifty ne are temporarily thrown out Of en-
ployment.
The sculIers.
ROCHESTER IN. Y J. September 21st.-In
the first heat of the Sodus Point regatta TO-
day, Ross won By a lap, Ten Eyck second,
Lee third, Riley fourth. Time, 21:35. In
the consolation race, Riley was first, Plaisted
second. Gaisel third, Elliott fourth, Sexton
fifth, Dabinette sixth. Time, 22;35.
The Signal Service "a Ltttle OT"
CHICAGO, Septea bsr 2lst.-The Signal Ser
vice predicted q frost to night FOR most of the
| Northern States. The Associated Prefs col
,1t1
| the territory named up to midnight, aGd not
ia single instance did p frost Occur. ard
Sioux City, Iowa, alone predicted frost in
| that section.
The Checklist Affair OF the Century.
CHICAGO, September 2lst. slippery
| JIM" highway robber, escaped from the
Iowa Penisentiary Thursday evening, and
while large bodies of men were hunting for
! him, hs returned to the prison and robbed
the house OF the Warden, getting away with
the plunder.
New Church Dedicated.
GREAT DARLINGTON Mass J, September
| 2lst-The new Congregational Church was
dedicated to-day in the presence Il 1 GOO
people in the church and chapel. Rev. DR..
| Mark Hopkins delivered the dedicatory ser
mon. His great uncle, Rev. Samuel Hop
kins, was the first pastor Of the old church,
The PaIe Alto stable of TOuag TfOtfers.
NEW York, September 21st.-Ex.Gov-
eruor Starfora's Palo Alto stable Of yaung
tro ters il now Of Chatter Oak Park, Hart
ford, Conr., getsiig ready TO fulfill It's engage
msnts at the breeders meeting 60 be held
| thera on ths %. 8 ! and / n of Osto5ct. On
Monday last Marsir, the trainer Of the
| youngsters, drove the three-year-oid FLY,
| Hieda r re, a milo 10 2.2lb the frat halt
mi 9 in 1;12, the ioRt half mile in 1.G9l and
| the last quarter in 81 secouds. Marvin also
drove B0nistsn, fout-y yssr-old, mile in
| 2:20. The track was cuppy from recent
rains. Ifthere is good day and track when
| MS races are called, Marvin expects that his
fllies will beat the present best record of 2:19
for fou,-year olds. and 2;2l for threeyear-
olds.
still in the Ring, but BADLY Dlsfigured.
| NEW YORK. September 2,st.--Stephen II.
Tying, Jr., says thai no IS still in the minis
try, but his work as a minister is over. 81
don't think | would accept call from any
church," he says. II have built up sll the
churches l was ever connected with. L
haven't decided what shall DO"
| Fatal shooting Array in Church.
SEIIGMAN (Mo.), September 21st.-During
divine service at Rogers, Ark, i. C. Rob-
erts shot and fatally wounded DIR. Elliott.
proprietor of the Cross Hollow dis;illery.
Elliott first opened FIRE on Robertf, when
Roberts replied with thu result stated.
DisOFganizatiOn Threatened.
PIrTsBURe, September 21st-It is stated
that the disorg snization of the Knights of
Labor is threatened, on account OF thu pro-
ceedings taken at the meeting OF the General
Assembly st Cincinnati.
Suicide in Boston.
BosroN, September 21ss.-Alex. Ksume-
lehes, q Dane. connected with the foreign ex-
position, killed himself to-day. He was %
| years old, and mad considerable property and
money. It is believed he had no frisnds il
this country.
Prisoners Poisoned by Canned Neat.
HARTFORD (Conn.) September 21st- One
hundred prisoners in the State Prison at
| Wethers6eld were taken sick suddenly yes.
terday. 1t is supposed they were poisoned
| by canned meat. No serious result is antici-
pated.
Dissatisfied Democrats.
Boston, September 21st-The Democratic
| caucus tonight in the Second Word broke up
in free fight, and in the Third Ward there
was bolt. All tie delegates elected are ior
| Butler.
Forest Fire and Drought In New Hamp-
shire.
DOVER, September 21st.-Tha belt CT woods
nesr Great Falls is on fire, and the people are
| fighting the flames. There is great scarcity
of water here. That part Of the Cochcho
mill operated by water is running en- half
time. All the saw and grist mills in the sur-
rounding country are shut doBn. The wells
and streams have dried up, and cattle sre
driven long distance Co water.
TheTIn0meirIcai.
NEw York, September 21st.-Highest TEN.
perasure to-day, S0'; lowest, CO..
CHICAGO, Sepsamber 2lss.-Highest tenn
perature to-day. 63'; lowest. 520.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Grand Military Review.
BERLIN, September 2lst-Prince William
and Frederick Charles, the Prince of Wales,
Kings of Spain, Saxony and Seryis, and the
Dukes of Edinburg, Connsught and Cam
+, bridge, witnessed the parade and participated
in the review of the Eleventh Army Corps
at Hamburg Voer der Hohe to-day. The
Emperor appointed King Alfonso to the
honorary command of the Prussisn regime emf.
The Emperor, his royal guests and staffs rode
along the lines. The march past followed.
The several Princes headed the regiment of
which they are honorary commanders. After