Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-17

e heavy losses from the cold rs of last week
Some Of the lar est owners say their 'e3s vii
be one third or the fiucks, anG a total loss o
the lamb crop. The loss west f the Nauce
: river is over quar- er OF million dollars.
? Prise Fight in Parlar-A Cockpit
g Raided.
! PrTTsBURG fPe.) March 16 h. "A prizs
} light OF thirtg-eix rounds teok place in the
? parlor of Colenel Rohme's residetca neaz
Altoona, early this morning, between John
0'Neal, Of Pittsbnrg, ard James K hn. OF
Philadelphis, for pnrse Of SEsoo0 O'Neal
Was deolsrsd the winner.
An extensive coeking-lnsin in ths heart of
the city was to day rsided while n full blast,
aud twenty five spcrts and twsnty biyds CAP
tured
DETAILS OF THE AFFAIR
PITTsBUBG. March 16th.-The battle was
SIS desperate as auy ever Witnessed in western
PeuHsyVanis. The fight was the ou:growih
CT an oil grudga over lady whom both loved
and whom 0'Neal merried. II was Witnessed
bg slirty persons. When the principals took
cnaiked on thu carpet. O'Nesl offered his
hand to Kohn, but it was refused. GrNeal
then said, That settles it. Nov, if I can
| kuocs daylight out of yen l will 90 il, and
hev6 no mercy" Kohn laughed, and said,
" You are at liberty to do go, provided you
can" This ended tie prelimin sries. O'Neal
let out right handler, catching Kohn
blood. Kohn did not fall, how
ever, AMI for fully FIVE mioutes they
slugged away at each other. At the end
| Of that time b5th were exhausted and re-
surned TO their corners, with no apps-ent ad-
vantage GA either side. In she second round,
sitter fighting about FIVE minutes, 0'Nesl sue
ceeded IN hitting Kohn ia the mouth, draw
sr-e, ~ o-41n e,r,rY a. kH. D.,
the third round no heavy blows were ex-
changed, and the und YVES declared draw,
90 were aisO the fourth, fifth aud sixth.
! When time was called Tor the seventh round,
kchn came iato the ring with a very de-
termined lock on his face. After fighting for
a few minutes hs succeeded io catching
O'Nesl under tie chic ard ioored him. This
caused the Philadalphians TO go wild, and
stey promptly took all the money offered
by the Pittsburgers, some few going go far as
| Co offer cdds on the second series Of bets.
The eighth rcuad lasted ten minutes, and was
a hne display Of science. Eich struck
vioiously at the other, but Che time again was
vastsd, end the referee finally declared the
round a draw kohn cana TO the scratch in
she ninth round with bis face wreathed With
smiles, but before he could get into proper
position was rolled over on ths floor. O'Neal,
flashed with sucoess, cried out, as he came TO
the scratch, that he was going 10 his Kohn
hard THIS time, but the Phiiadelphian was on
his guard, and O'Neai caught q lefthar6er
which caused him 10 tumble against the wall.
The eleventh round resulted in draw, and
tbs three next succeeding resulted 10 quick
knock-downs for Kshn. IL the next
three rounds O'Neal got in his work
efecsusilY. The nineteenth resulted il q
draw, bat in the twentieth O'Neal sent Kohn
to the floor with such force as to seriously in
jure his jaw. After this the feeling wss gen.
srsl that O'Neal was the best man, but Kohn
stood up brsvely for sixteen rounds more.
At the end Of the thirty.sixth round both his
eyes were closed, and he was used up go badly
t6at he was glad TO throw up the sponge.
ONeai escaped with comparatively whole
skin. The mill lasted nearly two hours.
Good Candidate for q whipping Pest.
OMAHA, March 16th.-To day Pete Rust, s
gambler and confidence mar, drove in oar-
riage 80 Jennie Dickinsons house of prostitu-
tion, and entering her room asked for some
money, or to Sign check. and she refused
both, whereupou he knocked her down and
stole her pockethook, containing $500, from
bureau drawer. He escaped by driving off
n the carriage, but was arrested in Council
Bluffs this sf ernoon. Rust was Miss Dick
insoh's solid man, and was il the habit of
beating her Whenever she refused him moEey.
Horrible Death OF a Mother and child.
VENICE (O.), March 10th. = Hermann
kohns wife and child were burned to death
to-day by the upsettipg of kettle OF boiling
tar. The woman while writhiDg in agony
gave birth to still born child, whose little
body was perfect mass of blisters.
Suicide of seuIng-aiachioe Agent.
CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), March 16sh. -
Robert Jenkins, ssent for the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, killed himself here TO-
day. a deficiency in his accounts was the
cause.
Instructed fer sprague.
Providence (R. I), March 16:h-The
Democratic caucases of Providence, Paw
tucket, East Greenwich ard Lizcoln have in
strucsed their delegates to vote for Spregus
for Governor.
Thawiog Ont Dynamite Again.
MARLBOROUGH (S. ", March 16th.-
While railroad laborers were warming dyna-
mite cartridges today, sn explosion took
place. One leborer was killed, and the others
were probably fatally injured.
Suit for Divsrce.
NKw YORK, March 16.h-Fanuis Mord-
aunt began o suit for divorce to-day against
her husband, Frank Mor6aunt, the ac.or, On
3 charge OF deseItiop.
TnermOmetFical,
CHICAGO, March 16sh.-Highess temper
ature today, 81; lowest 2o'.
NEW YoRE, March h16ih-Midnight.-
est temperature to-day, 81; lowest, 2O'.
"Manly Art" Notes.
New YORK, Msrth l7th-A. M.-The Sun
says Billy Edwards cleared between 81 800
and 81, 800 by bis exhibition in Madi on
Square Garden.
Frank Stevenson has an unknown that be
will back for 81 coo aside sgsiast Billy Mad
den's Importation, Charles Mitchell, when he
arrives
a number of the admirers Of pueilism pro-
pose to make Up a purse Of 81, 500 to be
spared for BY ice CobuTD ard Jem Mace
with small gloves, clean hits aud endurance
to count, and the winner and loser to receive
81 500 and 81 coo respectively.
Gus Lambert offers to vres.le William
Auldoon for fun or money.
The testimonial to Joha l.. Sullivan, which
is bsing arranged by the Crib Club Of Bos-
tor, will take plaos in the Mechsncs' Asso.
citation building on March 19sh. Among tie
boxes who will appear are Billy Edwards,
Arthur Chambers, Patsy Sheppard, Bah
Farrell Pete Mccoy, Charles Morton, Msr-
csllus Baker, George Fulij ames, james Bag
ley, Denny Castigan, Beck KseDan. James
Carroll Don Dougherty, Mike GiIlsspie,
Fong Hong of Blston, and Lee Wing OF
New York TIE wiEd-up will be between
John H. Sullivan and Mike Clesry. ice
Goss end Billy Mahouey will be masters OF
ceremonies. Sullivan says after the exhibi-
tioa he will be ready to make match with
Herbert A Slade for s.. coo or $40 010 size,
Harry ELL to be stakeholder or referee.
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LUMBER IN MExIco.-The valuable tim
her resonTcsa of Afexico hid fair tn see a