Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-09
sAH FRANCISCO 17Bgs.

The Bibby Muldoon wrestling, match is
off.
Marcus B. Mayer accidentally shot him.
self On Friday and died Saturday.
The new whar6ngers rave received
their stars as special police officers.
Treasurer Refs will begin paving on
Monday all Outstanding demands against
the general fund,
It is believed that Richard Kearusy fell
overheard from bis fshing smack Satnr-
day, and was drowned.
At the Health Office last week were re-
corded 100 deaths, against 81 tbe previous
week, 66 being males and 43 females.
A circular showing The modification OF
fees in the Custom House service has been
received by the Collector at this port.
Some fees have been abolished. while
others have been changed.
The California Immigration Association
reports the arrival Of s. .742 immigrants
during the month OF June, an6 800 arrivals
for the week ending Saturday. During
the past week another company OF Ger
mans arrived, and viii looa;e in Sorocaa and
S0lano counties,
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
mas Issued oFders 80 the puTeers Of its
steamers to sell al Knights Templsl Srav-
cling on their ships tickets az reduced
rates from July Let TO September 18th.
To be entitled 10 reduced fare, Knights
must have a certificate from the Secretary
of the Triennisl Conelave Committee.
Saturday morning Tax Collector Grady
collected and paid TO Treasurer Refs the
amount owed by toe San Francisco Gas
light Company on delinquent taxes for
1881 , and 1882 8, including ths States
portion. The total received by the Treas
urer was $3.50, 4S6 IS, Of which amount the
city's portion is $l74, 29l 80. the balance
belonging TO the State Tae interest
amounted to $S, 53S 63, aud the penalty to
Sl0.2 70.
Charles W. Mitchell, the champion pu-
eilist OF England and the man who stood
up so well before John l. Sullivan, Amer
ica's champion, not many weeks ago, has
made the following eweeping challenge to
gicve.fghters of the E.ti6c Coast "I
hereby offer any man on the Pacific coast
$500 80 stsnd before me four rounds with
gloves, 70 be goverrtd bg The Marquis of
Queensbury rules. If / knock him out
the frat round will give him Sl00 the Sec
oDd round, $500; the third round, $500
tho fourth round, S400, and if do not
knock him ont viii give him $500. This
challenge has been excepted By Harry
Maynard, ths ex.Hght.ueight champion o.
I this cGags. and he Ess gene into actirr
training for the event.
In one Of the cells in the "Hole.in thu
Wall" John Hennessey the ex.veteran
who so cruelty cut the throat of Mrs. Hat.
tie Fellows last Friday evening at 632
Howard street, producing such a wound
that his inoffensive victim died IN about
four hours, is confined, awaiting the in.
quest on the body and bis examination in
the Police Court before lie takee ap quar-.
ters in the County Jail In appearance
the murderer would pass for hard work.
ing man, and in conversation he conveys
the impression that he is of quiet and
orderly disposition, though he hangs his
head as if afraid to meet the gaze of any
one. As early as 7 o'clock Saturday morn
ing curious people called ct the Morgue
and begged to be allowed to look at the re-
mains. Many claimed to be relatives and
friends. Later in the day the body was
removed from the Morgue proper and
placed in an ioe.chest, from which, after
the inquest. it viii be removed for the pur-
pose of embalming. It viii be forwarded
to Auburn, CAL, to be buried by the rela-
tives of deceased.