Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-25


further argument tie trial was continued un-
til tomorrow,
Glove Fight In San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, July 24th.-The glove
fight this evening between Scott, nicknamsd
the Unknown" and Harry Maynard,
Marquis Of QQeensbury rules, was largely at
tended. By the conditions of the match,
Scott was to knock Maynard out of time in
four rounds. When the men appeared on the
stage there was a marked discrepancy in the
mems size, Scott being much the taller and
heavier of the two, which caused some sp-
prehension that his opponent would be
knocked out early in the fight. Time being
called, they advanced rapidly to the center
of the ring, Maynard forcing the fighting
from the start, feinting with his left and
sending in terrific swinging blows with
his right, catching Scott full in the face, send
ing him to the ground. No sooner was he on
his feet again than be tuInbled second time
under a left-hander ia the jaw. which so
staggered him that during this round
Maynard had no difficulty in knocking him
down nine times, closing SCOTS right optic,
while be escaped without taking single
blow. Scott was ia fact covered with blood
from head to foot, and was in dszed coz
dition. During the round Maynard fell
heavily on him three times, twice knocked
him through the ropes, and at the call of
time for the second round scott came to the
scratch very groggy, and struck wildly, while
MAYNARD actually walked about the stage
without making an effort to nit him until two
minutes had gone by, when he again dealt
Scott terrible blow on the neck, following
it up with stinging highlander, which
felled him like an OK. Three times was this
repeated, when time closed for the second
round. The next round terminated the fight,
Scott going down twice under the sledge-
hammer blows, and failing to come to tins.
The fight was given to Maynard.
Money In San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 24th.@There is some
inquiry for money against wheat security at
6(97 per cent. where the storage is satisfac.
tory to the lenders. Ordinary commercial
paper is discounted at 7@S per cent. The
supply of coin at the commercial banks ap-
pears to be good. The local savings banks
are looming on city property at 6 per cent,
free of taxation to the borrower. Domestic
exchange il quoted at 75@121c for sight drafts
on New York and 15@20c for kilograms.
Bank bills on London are drawn at 1910
40 7.16d for 60 days; commercial bills on
London, 1874. Refined silver is dull and
nominal at 148G16 per cent. discount; Mex
lean dollars, ST. buying, SS4 selling.
Life imprisonment for Murder.
SAN RAFAEL, July 24th.-The case of the
People VS.. Natalie Rossi, accused of the muir
der of Pietro Barloggi, which has been on
tidal in the Superior Court here since the 10Th
of this month, was given over TO the jury at
q quarter past II o'clock last night, and, after
celebrating for one hour, they brought in a
verdict OF murder in the first degree, fixing
the penalty at Imprisonment for life. The
particulars Of the killing are as follows On
the 9TH Of last June Rossi, who was working
for D. Delponti near Bohnss. was instructed
by his employer to go TO Olema, about eleven
miles distant, and zee if he could get man
to work on the ranch. Meeting Barioggi
there, he engaged him to go out. Both men
had taken several drinks, and when they
started for the ranch were considerably under
the Influence of liquor. When about five
miles out from Olems the wagon upset. Rossi
claimed that Barloggi was the cause of II,
and they commenced to wrangle, keeping up
a war OF words until they arrived at the
ranch. Bsrloggi Immediately went into the
house and Rossi soon followed, telling persons
there that he was going TO kill Barloggi for
upsetting the wagon. Getting into the room
where Barloggi was, he knocked him down,
kicked him in the face and beat him in terri.
bic manner, from which he died during the
night. Deceased was a single man, but the
defendant, Rossi, has a wife and family in
Switzerland.
To BE Tried Again.
SAN JOSE, July 24th.-Sheriff Branham
returned from San Quentin to-day, bringing
with him Msjors, tine Lexington murderer,
who is now to be tried for the killing OF Nc
Intyre. The Sheriff's movements were kept
secret, SO there was no unusual crowd at the
NnoE f-.I -
recognize him. He is naturally greatly de-
pressed.
Killed by n Derrick Fork.
MARYsvILLE, July 24th.-Edward Kelle-
her, one of a thrashing crew working on Har-
ris' ranch, ten miles southwest OF Yu5a City,
was killed by a derrick fork this morning.
He was riding the fork, when it sprung open.
One of the tines caught him in the neck. He
bled freely and died in one hour.
Assessments Reduced.
NEVADA, July 24th.-The reductions made
by the Board of Equalization on the assess
ments of hydraulic mines amount to $751;
900. The reductions were made on assess.
ments of the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal
Company, consolidated, the Milton company
and the North Bloomfield company The
assessments on quartz mining property were
allowed to stand as listed.
Capture of COunterfeiter.
VIsALIA, July 24th.-Colonel Finnegass
leaves for San Francisco in the morning with
Guesippi Duilo, the italian counterfeiter, and
a sack of counterfeit balf-dollars. Finnegass
has secured evidence that Duilo has flooded
this section Of the State with his counter
feits. He is the manufacturer as well as the
shaver. The passengers on the emigrant
trains stopping at Tulsre, where Dpilo keeps
a restaurant, are numbered among those he
swindled.
Property Valuation In San Diego County.
SAN DIEGO, July 24th.-The County As
SCISSOR forwarded statement to-day to the
Surveyor General that the total value of
property in San San Diego county exclusive
of railroeds, is So, lis, liz. The railroad val
ustion, when received from the State Board,
will probably bring the total up to seven and
half millions.