Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-20

draft an address to the wool-growerS of the
United States, and the Convention ad- |
journed until %. NJ. tomorrow.
Financial Affairs in New York.
New YORK. May l9th.-Stocks opened ON |
n decline of from to 3. Later Louisville |
and Nashville declined. due to realizationS.
but subsequently rallied to II.
The sympathy extended to Donnel, |
Lawson 4 Simpson induced them to sub |
init To the proposition of creditors, which |
will result in their reSumiug in few days |
W. i. Scott 4 Co, brokers, have Sus-
pended.
NJ. Morton. dealer in china. has failed !
for $4,000. Wall street is quiet.
Banks in Trouble.
ERIE (Pal May l9th-The Erie County |
Savings Bank of this city suspended this |
Capital Sl50,0OO liabilities. |
100000. IL is said that the President had |
been dabbling in oil lie i reported TO have |
left the city.
PETERSBURG (Na.), MAY l9th.-ln couse-
quencc of heavy runs. rs well rs on other !
banks. the Planters and Mechanics Bank |
has temporarily suspended The notice 10y |
the Board of Directors and the President |
says that a satisfactory settlement will be
made, and that the bank i believed to be
able to pay every cent.
NEW YORK. MAY 19th.-Application has
been made to the Nice-C Chancellor for an
order to require President Dudd tn show
cause why he should not bc punished for
removing the bank assets out of the State.
II Is said. over the pending developments.
the run ON other savings banks ceased to-
day.
The MANLY Art"
PuADELPHN. MAY lgth.-Threc thou
sand persons i'm Industrial Hall tonight
witnessed q glove contest between Mike
tleary and Wm. Sheriff. better known as
the " PrI>>iau.' The fight was uf short
duration. sheriff being knocked out of time
IN one minute and five seconds Clcagy
third or fourth blow In the iir>t round
icllCd sheriff to the stage. and although he
three times rcgaiued his feet. he each time
fell again, through weakness and not rc-
ceivins the attention of his seconds Clcary
was declared the winner
CuCAGo. MAY l9th-Four thousand peo-
pie witnessed fight an Battery D's armcry
tonight, between Jem Goodc am English
pusilist. and Captain Dalton. of Chicago
The fight was with small, soft gloves. five
rounds, QuecnShury rules Thciir>t round
was give and take without apparent advan-
tagc for either. I'm the second. Dalton made
over the platform for time. but Guode
rallied. and had rather the hes; of il for the
rest of the round I'm the third aud last
round Dalton made another rush, and put
ting in heavy blows knocked Goodc down
and of the stage, giving him a slight push
as ne went over. When GOodc came up
again, Dalton resumed his rushing
tactics, and amid great excitement.
in struggle az close quarters.
brought Goode down in the corner again.
and aS he lay upon the platform Dalton
struck AT him. Witnesses differ rs Ia
whether or not ne hit him. The fight was
resumed, and by a swift rush and the pro-
pelling force of his body. rather than 10y
the blow. Dalton bore Goodc down he
tween the ropes, and taking hold of his
ankles assisted his fall 10 the floor below.
at the same time dealing kick i'm his di-
rcctiOn. OnlOOkerS again differed aS 10
whether Goodc was hit Goodies hackers
claimed 4 foul. but while GOode was climb
ing back upon the stage Tom Chandler. the
referee gave the fight To Dalton, on the
ground that GOOde was not on the stage i'm
time, while the timc-keepcr. Mike Nc
Donald. claimed that the necessary ten
seconds had not elapsed. GOode showed
the least punishment after the fight. - Par
son Davis was master of ceremonies
Hewitts Roland for divers Oliver.
PHILADELPHIA, May 19th.-rhe Suaday
Globe. of PittSburg, prints the following let
ter from Abram :. Hewitt, in reply 10
divers comments on his tariff bill
DEAR SIR; received your letter of the 18th
with pleasure and profit but as YOU overlooked
4 few points | VIII. with your permission en-
deayor to supply the omissions. In the brief
interval allowed me from arduOus Congress
sional duties ] beg leave to inquire first what
was recommended by the Oliver Commission ON
wire rods and barbcd wire wcll-knoWn special
ties of Oliver Brothers Il Phillips? Second. how
does il occur that under the operation of the
Oliver tariff You have been enabled to purchase
two wire mills. one blast furnace and a
partnership in the Hartman mill while other
mills are content with the od-iaShioned ten
per cents? Third, how does it occur that
under the benign operations of the Oliver
tariff the mills of the Oliver Brothers
in PttSburg are enabled to run the
whole year, while other mills run on the
average but four months in the year. Fourth,
now that YOU are operating blast furnaces will
you inform the public whether you hold the
same views on raw materials that you did when
on the Tariff Commission. II not why not?
Filth. will you kindly inform an American pub
lie now many of your II l5-pcr-day employees
enjoy the benefits of the Oliver tariff. / would
suggest that, SO far rs wire rods, barbed wire,
etc are concerned, the Oliver tariff might be
appropriately termed bill for the relief of
Oliver Bros. X Phillips. Very respectfully,
yours, ABIAM 5. HEWITT.
The Louisville Races.
LOUISVILLE, May 19th.-The track was
in bad condition to-day. but the attend
ance was good. The first race was for the
McGrathania stakes for two-vear-olds.
Orlando took the lead, Boot Jack second.
These positions were maintained TO the end
OF the race. Royal Knight was third Time,
1:06f. The next was race forthc Minnehaha
stakes, all ages, one mile. Charley Lucas
made his running to the homestretch.
where Luke FOgle led and won easily. Ten
nyson second, Charley Lucas third. Time.
1:j14. In the race for the Kentucky Oaks.
for thrcc-year-old tillies, mile and halt.
the starters were Modesty Highhight. Bi-
meta and Easter. At the end of the first
mile Modesty was six lengths ahead, and
won in gallop, Highhight second, Bimetta
third. Time, 2:4S4. The handicap steeple-
chase, mile and quarter, was won by Capt
Curry, Carter Harrison second Relock
third. Time, 4:10. Claude Brannon, Major
McCarty and Judge Burnett fell
A Ten-NIiIlionaire viii.
CHICAGO. May 19th-The will of the late
Cyrus II. Mccormick was admitted to pro-
bate to-day. The estate is valued at S10-
100000, and is devised in trust to his
widow for five years, at the end of which
three sons and two daughters the remain
der. If either of the children marries be-
fore the expiration of five years, he or she
is to receive 100000, in earnest of the
amount finally bequeathed. The trustee
is permitted to make such charitable dona-
tons as in herjudgment the tcstator would
have made if alive
The Dakota Tin Discoveries.
CUSTER, May 19th.-The excitement runs
high here over the recent developments in
the tin discoveries. Assays made on the
tin stone taken from several developed
mica mines show an unprecedented per-
centage of clear tin. A number of Eastern
and English capitalists and experts are
now here, looking over the field.
Anxious to Serve their Country.
WASHINGTON, May 9th.-Canddates for
positions under the new government es-
tablished for Alaska are as thick as peas in
a pod. The principal candidates for Gov
ernor of Alaska are ex-State Senator Brown.
of Amador, and Ex-Governor Kincaid of
Nevada. Oregon furnishes candidate for
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