Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-04
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CALIFORNIA.
Extensive Lockout OF Chinese Cigar
makers.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3d.-TWenty-fve !
leading firms, engaged in manufacturing
cigars, which had altogether employed z, 500
Chinese workmen, and which represent $780,
600 capital, to-day locked out all the Chinese
cigarmakers on account of the aggression of
the Chinese, who have continually demanded
higher wages and harder terms. Some days
ago, because of some dissatisfaction st VIM.
Lewis & Co.'s, thu Chinese all went out. The
Executive Committee of the Cigar Manu-
facturers' Association to-day met the leaf
dealers, and asked them not TO sell any leaf
tobacco to any firm employing Chinese labor
durin, the lockout. No ChinamGn will be
employed until those who left Lewis & Co. s
and Plsgeman's shall have returned to work.
The manufacturers will also bring white
labor from New York to take the place Of
Chinese labor. 1t is expected that the men
and their families will be here within the
next two or three weeks, and on their arrival
they will be distributed pro rata among the
various firms. The wages for cigsrmakers
are represented to be lower in New York
than here. aud the principal competition in
this market has been between the New York
tenement-house product and that of strictly
Chinese manufacture here.
The MuldOon-Rauer wrestling Match
The New Yorker Again Winner.
SAN Francisco, March 3d-The largest
crowd ever assembled in the Mechanics Pa
vilion to witness an athletic event was present
to-nieht at the Muldoon Bauer Graco-
Roman wrestling match for $500 side. By
the terms Of the match the men we're to meet
at 1S5 pounds. Bauer weighed 1851, and
Muldoon slightly under the agreed weight.
The first round was the hercess ever seen
here. Each man narrowly escaped fall
several times, and once Bauer had his sdver-
sary on all fours with q belt hold,
and was trying to turn him, when
Muldoon took neck hold and swung
the Frenchman over his back, only to go
over in turn himself Muldoon was evidently
trained too low. Bauer took the first fall in
eighteen minutes Muldoon looking weak.
Muldoon stated, without making claim for
foul, that Bauer placed his knee against his
(Muldoon's) throat, and that the fall was the
result of deliberate foul. The second fall
was won by Muldoon in five minutes and
twenty seconds, according to the time.keeper,
but three minutes was taken all over the
house. The third round was equally as ex.
citing as the first, and was won by AluldooD
in twelve minutes and ten seconds.
A match has been made between Whistler
and Muldoon for 81, 900 side.
The Fruit Growers.
SAN Francisco, March 3d.-At the ses-
sion of the Fruit. Growers Association to-
day the following officers were elected Pres
ident, A. i. Hatch, of Suisun; Vice-Presi-
dent, A. W. Meek, of San Lorenzo; Execu-
tive Committee-Dr. Chaplin, San Jose;
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Johnston, Richland L. W. Bush, Vscaville;
Nj. II. Aitkeu, San Francisco; T. q. De
Long, Novato William Williams, Fresno.
The Association adjourned to meet on the
first Tuesday in March, 1885.
FeH-Beserved Sentence.
SALINAS CITY, March 3l.-William Linn,
who On the 23d Of last month was convicted
Of an indecent assault upon the S.year-old
daughter of Martin Redington, was to-day
sentenced by Judge Alexander TO sixteen
years imprisonment in the State Prison.
Fined for Contempt of Court.
MARYsvILLE, March 3d.--In the Superior
Court of Yuba county to-day, Judge Keyser
fined Patrick Campbell, of Smsrtsville, 500
for contempt OF Court, in violating an in
Junction issued in the case of Yuba county Va.
the Golden Gate Hydraulic Mining Com
pany. Campbell controls the property of the
COLI pa0y, anu lOI many IlOnll5 6fHutl ser
vice Of papers in the case.
A POorly-paId HighWaYman.
NEVADA. March 3j.-This afternoon, as a
teamster named Robert Hill, accompanied
by Portuguese charcoal burner, was driv-
ing along in the vicinity of Ismoert's Grove,
about two miles from town, highwsynan
stepped from the brush and commanded him
20 halt. Hill did not stop, whereupcn the
road agent fired three shots at The men in the
wagon, which caused the driver TO stop his
team. The robber then searched both men.
From Hill he obtained aplug Of tobacco, but
could find nothing worth taking on the Portu-
guese. The men were returning from the
Idaho mine, where they had been with load
Of charcoal, but for which they had not re.
csived payment.
The San Jose Shooting Affair.
SAN JOSE, March Sd. G. Kennedy,
who shot Dan Bohen, was brought before
Justice of the Peace this afternoon, and adj
mitted to bsil in the sum of $4,000. with J.
W. Res, james Kennedy defendants father
and Captain Angus as sureties. The exam
inaiion is set for September 9TH, at P. N.
Bohen il doing well. No bad symptoms
have appeared, and the chances are now con-
sidered good for his recovery.
Railroad Change.
GRASS VALLEY, March 3d.-The controll-
ing interest of the Nevada County Narrow
gauge Railroad, which extends between Ne.
vada City and Colfax, has been disposed of
to John T. Kidder, who has been the Super
intendent of the road since it was opened,
eight years ago.
All Absu; Dog.
PORT COSTA, March 3d.-G. w. Wright,
Assistant Superintendent of the Nevada
Dock, Port Costa, was shos On the dock 1T
445 this afternoon by Mike Mcdonald,
saloon.keeper, and was wounded in the face
by Dan Vim, a stevedore. Both assailants
immediately fled to the hills, but viii be cap
tured by morning. The shot. which is not
fatal, struck near the left nipple, and fol-
lowed the rib to the back, where it was ex-
tracted. The row was about dog.
Weather Reports.
SANTA BARBARA, March 3d.-Is COM
meuced raining about neon to-day, snd is
raining quite hard. There is strong south.
east wind, with every indication Of con-
tinued heavy storm.
SAN JOSE, March 3j-A slight shower of
rain fell this afternoon. The sky is now
cloudy. and the wind from tins south.
Los ANGELES, March SILT has been
raining steadily. and most Of the time hard,
since s A. N. The wind is fresh from the
northeast.
SAN BERyARDINo, March 3d-A lively
rain set in this morning, which will catch
many farmers at their plcugh5, and will cause
delay in cropping. It is showing on the
mountains.
NEVADA.