Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-01
TROOPS ORDERED HOME.


TROOPS ORDERED HOME.
COLUMBUS 70 J. Msrch 3lst.-Adv'css from
Cincinnati are such that at noon Governor
HoadlY ordered troops en- route TO return.
The Fourth and Fourteenth Regiments are
relieved, and the rest of the troops held in
Cincinnati till further orders. The city will
be guarded till Wednesday as least.
THE TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN;
CNCINNATI March 31st.-The committee
Of gentlemen appointed to assist and advise
with tie Mayer met this evening, and re-
solved to advice tie withdrawal of the troops,
and appointing a sufficient special police
force, it being the sense of the meeting thst
the presence Of the militia appeared to acs
more as 6 menace to the mob and that the
latter are in reality more fearful Of q humber
Of resolute and well-orgauized police than Of
the unframed, young militia. Such a CON-
munication as mentioned has been forwarded
to Governor Hoadly, and it is almost certain
that should no further outbreak occur, many
Of the State troops will be honeward bound
by Tuesday evening.
Prize Fight in the Presence OF school
children.
WILKEsBARRE pa, March 31st.-A terri
bic prize fight took place near here thursday.
For long time bitter feud has existed be-
the day named the men, with their friends
and several hundred spectators, including
schoolmistress and twenty children, assem-
bled, When both men stripped TO the waist,
aud at the call of time were up and at il.
Eight rounds were fought. Both men fought
Ike tigers. Davis fsce YVES pounded into a
shapeless mass, and be left the Iiug almost
totally blind. The large square in which
they fought was literally covered with blood
NJ. al t,f- Ii
as q beefsteak. The battle lasted one hour
and thirty five minutes, at the end cf which
time the men lay alongside Of each other, nei-
ther having Sufficient strength to rise from
the ground. Both had to be carried TO their
homes. The fight was declared draw, and
another viii take place 90 soon as the men
recover sufficiently to again meet Near the
close of the battle Jones broke his arm, and,
seeing that ne could nos use il, attempted TO
scratch his opponents eyes out with his other
hand.
Who was she Somebody?
NV YoBK, March 31st.-The Sun prints
two-cclumn statement Of Representative
Belford, Of Colorado, detailing visit to Car
field in 1881, and the facts which impressed
on his mind shat there was going to be
trouble in the party, and that designing aud
mischievous msn were laboring to prejudice
Garfield against Grant and his friends. The
Sun says Garfield vas successfully worked
upon by somebody whose political interest it
was 50 persuade him ths5 the entire stalwart
wing Of the Republican party must be treated
from the sfsrt s5 enemies of the new admin.
istration. Now. who was the somebody ~
The Sun presents the matter 81 8 contribu-
tion TO Blsine's history. Balford shows that
the relations Of Conkling toward Garfield
we're ever perfectly friendly until Gsrfelds
mind was poisoned. The following also sp-
pears "After my interviews with Conk-
ling, l wrote to Garfield, and expressed my
helisf that the ooly danger which would
come TO his administration would arise from
placing all his eggs IN Blaine's basket A
few days after this letter had reached Gar.
feid [ met 7. NJ. Nchol, who had Just ar
rived from Mentor. La our conversation [
expressed the opinion that it would be wise
in Garfield 90 appoint representative OF the
Pac.fc coast in his Cabinet. Nichol asked
what | th0uyht of the appointment Of d. 0.
Mills. of G 1liforDia. [ stated that 1 YVES op-
posed to his appointment on account of his
alleged connection with the Bani; of Cali
fornia, with the Central Pacific Railroad and
with the trade monopoly that existed between
California and the Sandwich Islands, and
that it would be regarded SIS an appointment
in the interest of inonopolies.
Standard Time.
NV YORK, March 3Ist.-W. T. Allen,
Secretary Of the Railroad Time Convention,
says: "Out of 153 railroads, los report the
towns along their route using the standard
time. Seventy eight out of 100 of the princi-
pal cities named in the census Of 1880. but
exclusive Of the cities of the Pacific coast,
have adopted the standard time as official,
The Union Pacific Railroad will adopt the
new time on it's Union Division when il
makes up its spring schedule, and the Cen
tral Pacific will fellow it. This will doubt
less bring the whole Pacific cosst into the
system. Most OF the cities east of the Pacific
coast that still retain the local tire are in
Ohio. They are six in number. Excepting
Pennsylvsnia, where three cities hold to the
old tystem, there are not mora than two
Cities 10 any other State where the locsl time
is used"
NOn-COmmi;taI View of wines.
NEw YORK, March S1st.-A 2ribune's re-
porter had chat with Adolph hublnet,
partner OF the great French champagne
house Of Pommery & Greto. He said: "
hsve visited every large city where there sre
wine dealers, made considerable investiga-
tien and tasted many wines CT Caiifornis
IL Is delicate subject for me TO discuss
prefer not to ertsT into their merits
found California ZiniaHdel good table vine.
All over the world atiemuss are made TO
manufacture champagne. In & general way
the wines are heavy. They have nos the
sparkle Of French wines"
The Mexican National Embarrassed
NEW York. March 31ss-Coupons Of the
Mexican National six per cent. first mortgage
bonds. amounting 60 S19, $50, 600 and coupons
of s. Geo. COO and other bonds are due to-
morrow. The company has asked the bond
holders TO fund the six per cent. coupors and
receive therefor the funding obligations Of the
company bearing six per cent INTEREST, psya-
bic from April l, 1884. The bondholdors
have been asked to sign wsi7er of interest.
The document states that the company mas
become embarrassed and cannot pay its April
interest.
Opinions OF Legislators.
NEw York, March 31st.-The Herald has
four columns of opinions of the Alosny legis-
lators. 1t says esitoriAlly: Judging by the
opinions of Republican members, Senator
Edmunds asd President Arthur divide be-
tween them the preferences of the members
of both Houses The members in genersl
know little and care less about the tarif
issues.
Public Buildings at Portland.
WASHINGTON, March S1st In the Senate
to-day the bill was reported fsvorsbly for the
erection OF public building at Portland, Ok.
Chinese Holiday.
New YoRK, March 31st-Ploughinz dsy.
IS it is called in Chine, was yesterday gene
rally celebrated by the Mongolian residents
in this city and vicinity. who, notwithstand-
ing the March gales. visited the cemeteries
and held their religious exercises and fessts.
The Independent Republicans.
NEw YORK. March 31st.-The Conference
Committee of the Independent Republicans