Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-12

! that the Fusion nominees for Judges of the
Supreme Court and Regents of the Univer-
sity are all elected. One of the Judges, Sber-
wood, is not likely to have over !. 600 maj Of.
ity. but the other msjorities range from 1000
TO 5000.
FIstIana.
NEW YoRK, April 11th.-The Times says
the defeat of Michael Cleary, Of Phiiadel-
phis, in the American Institute Rink, was
yesterday the chief topic IN pugiistic society.
It was everywhere agreed that Charles Mitch
ell, the English champion, Is "good un, "
and William Madden said the American peo-
pie would see more of his mark. The leaders
Of fighting society were satisfied that Cleary
pion. When Msdden was asked whether he
intended to match tbs English champion
against Sullivan, he said. "Why not ?" TIE
San editofialiy says MitchelPs endurance is
probably the equal OF any mans. His skill
and quickness are unrivsled by any boxer of
the present day, and his hitting at the mouth
aspires TO rank with the phenomenal ability
Of the champion.
NEW York, April 11th.-At Professor Nc
Clellsn's benefit tonight Joe Pendargast, Of
Brooklyn, and Florry Bennett had savage
set-to. In the last round they clinched and
both fell, Bennett having his neck broken.
Destruction by Fire.
WINoNA MINI J, April 11sh.-The round
house and machine shops of the Northwest
ern Railway were burned here at o'clock
this morning. Eleven locomotives were badly
damaged. Loss, SS5, 600 no insurance.
Booth BAY (Me), April 11th.-Ths sx5en-
slve buildings Of tee KDickerbocker Com
psny, and all the runs. engines and engine
houses. hay aud HtorehoUses, were totally
destroyed by fire to-day, and $1,000 tons Of
ice ruined. The wharYes were also destroyed.
The boats leading at tie wharves were hauled
into the river. Loss, $780, GOO; insurance,
$4,000.
DENVER (Coll April 11th.-The CONT
mental Oil Works in this city were burned
late tonight. The loss is estimated at Sl25,-
600; partially insured in several companies.
The firemen are now working hard TO save
the gas works, which are situated near the oil
works, and will probably succeed.
| Another "Biack Eye" for the Passion
Play.
NEW YORK, April 11tb.-After hearing the
arguments on both sides at some length to-
day, Judge Barrett decided that the a. Pas
sion Play" performance was within tins
| meaning of the statute, and was 8 dramatic
representation. Whether it was sacred or
not had nothing 20 do with the matter. He
would continue the injunction restraining the
production of the plsy.
The Georgia Democrats.
ATLANTA (Gs.) April 11th.-The Dem.
ocratic State Convention met this morning at
noon. The ninth ballot was taken, resulting
in Boynton 147, Bacon III.
Twelfth ballot-BoYnton. 147; Bacon, 1913;
necessary to g choice, 176.
In the afternoon session FIVE ballots were
AL 4.
ballot stood: Boynton 148. Mcdaniel 81
Cook 10.
The Michigan alIEe Disaster.
CHICAGO. April 11th.-No news has been
received to-day from the imprisoned miners
in the Michigan iron mine. A heavy snow
storm prevails in that region. and seriously
inteIferes with the telegraph wires.
Found Dead In His Office.
TRoY (Ks.l April 1lth.-Judge Nathan
Price was found dead in his office this after
noon, apparently as if he had died while
asleep; but there are circumstances which
He was the oldest resident of Doniphan
county, and lawyer of high standing.
Violent yyhirIwInd.
GENOA JUNCTION (Wisl April 11th.-A
whirlwind Of great violence occurred in this
NtStAi"y i0os sasAd "a tlulb6I VI DHEAE
and other property was destroyed.
Tragnps 0utwitted.
LEXINGTON (Ky.), April 11th.- Twelve
armed tramps to-day captured freight train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, at
Olympia, and ordered the conductor to take
them to Lexington. The conductor started
the train, having frat teleersphed the situa-
ton to Mount Sterling. where officers arrested
the tramps.
SMALLPOX Among the Indians.
OTTAWA, April 11th.-The Indians who
crossed from Minnesota into Canada are being
decimated by smallpox. Three hundred are
reported dead The remainder are on their
way to Portage Ia Prairie.
Soon Tired of Married Life.
PHILADELPHIA, April 11th.-George Trink-
ers, aged %, married on Sunday last, killed
himself to-day.
ThermOmetricaI.
New YORK, April 11th-M idnight.-H
est temperature to-day, 90 lowest, Az.