Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-14
WHOLE NO. 10,450.
Youthful Murderer and Suicide.

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| Cauley, some time ago, was emnloyeI i'm ~
| Lancaster watch factory where the rirl ,SsS
| employed, and he fell in love with her. He
leit Lancaster early in June, and went To Phila-
| delphla. He persisted in sending the girl mo
teStatons of affection, also letters thrcatenine
70 kill her if she refused 10 receive his attenton
lie returned to Lancaster ten days ago, and
meeting the girl on the street this evening Shot
| her, and then himself
The MISUNDERSTANDING Sparring Match.
NEW YORK, October lSth.-It is stated that
more than $4,000 is bet on to-niCht's glove con
test between Charles Mitchell and DominicJz
Aceaifrey at Madison-square Garden. The men
spar four rounds, Marquis of Queensberry rules
the winner to take the gate money.
SECOND DISPAICH1
NEW YoRK, October lSth.-Over 6.OOo people
assembled in Madison Square Garden tonight.
20 witness the glove contest between Charles
Mitchell, OF England, and Dominick McCaircy,
OF PittSbCrg. At l0SS McCaffrey entered the
ring IN the garden, quickly followed by Mitch
eli Both men looked i'll prime condition and
each scaled l65 pounds. Mitchell is Is wears
3ld, and stands feet 81 inches high. McCat
irey Is y years old. and stands feet % inches
MHehell was attended by Billy Madden and Al
NED i4untz NcGatrcy by Billy Edwards and
Thomas Campbell. J, Il. Mccormick of the
| CINCINNATI EHquIrcr was referee. and Ed Plum
nler tlnlle-keepGr The Eight was under the MAJ
gus OF QueenSberry rules. No time was lost in
prelmlnares. and the men were quickly called
10 the scratch.
Round 1-Mitchell confident. McCaflrey smil.
ing, both cautious, NcGanrcy finally let fy his
right, catching Mitchell on the breast. hut 4 lit
Tie snort Tor the eject desired. Mitchell be-
came cautious, and then delivered a vicious
leithander on the body, followed With an effort
et short fighting, which ended in Il cl!Gch when
AtcNaliFey got N swinging vignthaudcr. ana
me round ended in McCaifeys favor, amid
Round Mitchell opened the round with
several terrible body blows seemingly deter
lalfSd to iorcc the fighting. MrCaifpy took his
L So ~ IL.
ones on Mitchells face and head Cautions
| SparriEg ON both sides succeeded Suddenly
! McCaiTey visited his Antagonist on the right
ear aud Mitchell seemed To Stagger li,. entb-
cred himself however, and administered some
! terrible Sledge hammer blows on NcC1firey's
chest and dneck. MctAHrcy was siviug as ,so,,d as
he got, and Mitchell tried 20 force his opponent
% the ropes hut MCCalrey would not Weld
and some short sharp tightirg eusued When
time was called MeCaifrcy seemed TO have the
best of IL.
Round s-Both men were considerably blown,
nut McJaitrey WAS confident. He jumped 20 the
middle OF the ring. Mitchell. in trying 20 force
the fighting received staggering right-hander
and blood flowed rom cash over his right eye
and from his nose. First blood for hicCuiifSy
was claimed and allowed. McCaGrey now
seemed 70 have things his own way. Mitchell
III ms efforts To get III his telling body blows
was losing MS defense, and McCaitrey never
once missed his chance. Mitchell began 60 get
angry, and endeaVOTcd again TO bear McCaiigey
To the ropes despite the repeated warnings OF
the referee, who finally had 10 step into the ring
ana lead the men 10 their corners. The excite
ment now was intense. The crowd shouted and
yelled like madmen, McCaftrey plainly being
the iayorite The garden was bedlam when
time was called.
Round 4-Mitchell looked much the worse for
wear. His face had considerable blood on it,
still he went at II gamCly In moment Nc
CHtlfey le: go his len. but was neatly stopped.
and Mitchell sent back hard one on Macs
body. Both men clinched and some rapid ex-
changes followed. McCaiirey's work was the
most telling. Mitchell resorted to his old tac-
ties OF bearing on his opponent. McCailrey was
clever III keeping away, and doing good work
with his right hand and not forgetting his left.
During the clinch that followed, police captain
Williams stepped on the stage, and putting his
club between the men ordered the fight
to stop The referee called time. AZ
this juncture II wild scene cnsued.
Everybody yelled, and nothing could be under
stood. The referee tried tomake himself heard
but in vain. He stood at the ropes with the
hackers of the men on either side, evidently try
ing to induce him TO do Something whether it
was 10 reserve his decision to call the match u
draw, or order another round, could only be sur
missed. At any rate. when Mccormick could
make himself heard. he announced his decision
that McCaffrey had won the match and ali the
gate money This made the crowd crazy again
and they cheered for McCaffrey and the referee
Many well-A.own Wall street operators occu-
pied boxes. 1t is said the men will met again
soon, and fight to a finish.
The American Turf.
LEXINGTON (Ky.), October 13th.-The trotting
races commenced to-day with splendid weather
and perfect track. The fastest twoyear0ld
time (2:301f) was made. Johnston paced against
his former record of2:l0 and won easily in Dos
First quarter, S319; half, LOS; three-quarters.
1887. The first race, for two year-old stakes, T.
L. simmons Eagle Bird won, Greenlauder.
Brown Wilkes, Haversack and Charley wilkes
distanced. Time, 2:30ll-2:36l4 4-2:321 5-2SSt4.
In the second race, for the Dds class there were
nine starters Pancoast won, McCloud second,
Lena Swallow third Kitty Silver fourth. Best
time, 2:2lSI
Man and Wife Murdered.
KANSAS CITY (Mol. October 13th.-Iohn Low
rey and wife, cattle feeders Tor c. d. Hudson.
were found murdered on Il farm near Marshall,
Mo, this evening. LOWTey was found at the
barn with a bullet hole in his head, and the
wife. near the house. her skull having been
crushed with an AK The crime is MYSTERIOUS
though it is suspected that il was committed by
party OF trampS seen in the vicinity.
The Burning Mines.
COLUaBUS (0). October 1Sth.-There is no
change of any consequence in the situation in
the valley to-day. The mine al Sand Run.
which was burning, has been banked and
closed with the hope of smCthering the fire At
StraitSyille the mines are still ON fire and en-
gines have been called from Logan Lancaster
and Columbus. They began operations with
the engine and hose at 10 o'clock this morning
and expected to have some effect on the blaze
before night. There are no demonstrations
among the miners, who claim that operators
doubt but that striking miners did the work.
a Murderous Duel with Jack-i,niyes.
NORWICH October 1Sth.-Andrew and Joseph
Squires, brothers. fought duel with iack-kniYcS
yesterday at the Falls Cotton Mil, Connecticut.
Joseph was killed. Both men were skilled in
the handling of the knives, and backward and
forward the men pressed each other, deity aim
ing and warding murderous blows. Before the
fight terminated Joseph, who was oyermatched.
received three gaping wounds in the breast one
ghnfIIHpr another
several in the back of the head and long,
fatal cut that extended from the back of the
ear across the juglar vein. III his death agony
he struggled out of the barn door TO get away
from his murderer but Andrew wound one ann
around his victims body, repeatedly plunging
his knife into his brothers head as he was
dragged along The cause was whisky and al
old ieud.
Elevated Railway Travel.
NEW YORK, October lSth-The weather con-
tinucs warm. Highest Thermometer yesterday,
750. Yesterday was the first Sunday on which
the elevated railroads carried passengers all day
at five cents. There seemed to be no visible in
crease in traffic. 1t was hardly fair test as the
day was showery in the forenoon. Surface rail-
roads were unaffected.
a Dog-Faced Boy.
NEW YORK, October 13th-A closely-veiled
boy, about II years old, arrived yesterday on the
steamer City of Chicago, and was taken in
carriage to the Astor House. In private room
the veil was removed and the face of the Rus
eral physicians and reporters who had been in
Vited 10 see the curiosity. The boys face re-
sembled a Scotch terriers. He VIII be exhib-
tied
The International Prime Meridian Con-
ference.
WASHINGTON, October 18th The International
Prime Meridian Conference, at the meeting to-
day, adopted the meridian of Greenwich. The
representatives of France and Brazil did not
vote. and the representative from Sam Domingo
voted against it,
DISASTROUS Fire.
New YORK, october l4th--A. IA dispatch
from Petersburg. Va, reports a fire there Mon
day night, inyOVing a loss Of Sl50QO0, but no
particulars were received up To this morning
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
ESPECIALLY TELEGRAPKED TO THE REcoRD-UNoN.l
PRoMoNToRY (Utahl, october1 1Sth.-The follow
ing passengers passed here to-day, to arrive III
Sacramento October 18th: O. Kern q. Duche,