Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-09

Mike then rushed at one of the Breens with
an ak. and chopped his head, intiicting a
mortal wound. The party then closed in
on Mike breaking 4 shotgun over his head
and disabling him. All the parties were
arrested and jailed. The affair grew out
of an old feud between the Breens and
0ConnorS.
Genuine Case of Kleptomania.
DAVENPORT Ia.), April Sth.-For some
time residents of this city have been miss
ing articles of wearing apparel and house
hold use in a most mysterious manner, and
the police proved unable to cope with the
case. Finally suspicious through num-
Der of small circumstances, fell upon the
wife of a prominent minister of the gospel
The police visited the house of the minis
ter, and all the missing articles We're found
Owing to the influence of friends, however
no arrest was made. 1t is claimed to be Il
genuine case of kleptomania, the woman
using her welcome as n minister's wife to
go about members houses at will and carry
things away.
The Cincinnati Situation.
CINCINNATI, April Sth.-The Seventh Reg
iment left the city this morning, protected
by the militia and a detail of fifty extra
police Under-Lieutenant Langdon, in
charge of Calling gun, will assist the
Sheriff, and the First Regiment militia will
remain in readiness for a riot. The scare
shows effect i'll the sale of seats at auction
for the Dramatic Festival Association, a
very small number of bidders being pres
ent. Only about 100 seats were sold during
the hour the sale continued in the
forenoon, and premiums began at $50, but
fell so that the average was not more than
So. Manager Miles says he finds that peo-
pie abroad are actually afraid to come TO
Cincinnati for fear of being shot, and he
says no appearance of safety seems sufficient
to remove the fear of danger.
Municipal Elections.
CLEVELAND CO.,, April Sth.-The Repub-
lican city ticket is elected by an average
majority of 300. John II. Farley, the
Democratic Mayor, holding over, was elected
last spring by $500 majority.
CINCINNATI, April Sth.-The returns from
fifty-Seyen of the siNty-one voting places in
the city show the election of the entire
Democratic ticket. with the exception of
Clerk of the Police Court, by a majority of
from 400 10 500 The Municipal Reform
ticket polled about 800 votes.
The Mixed Wrestling Match at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, April Sth.-Three thousand
persons witnessed the mixed wrestling
match tonight between Duncan c. Ross
and MatSada Sorackichi, the japanese
wrestler Four rounds We're wrestled,
when the Jap complained of being sick
from a butt in the stomach by Ross and re-
fused to come up for the fifth round The
referee thereupon gave the match to Ross
The japanese won two falls and Ross two
After the match Ross matched an I'M
known to wreStle SOrackichi for 800 side
within six days.
The Southern Forest Fires.
RALEIGH q. c., April Sth.-The esti-
mates of losses by the forest fires are very
wide. The damage to farm-houSes was
| light, but to fencing il was heavy Much
| lumber was burned in Moore county In
| the lower counties the turpentine farms
were considerably damaged, but not of 9
character To affect the trade except locally
in the region swept over.
| The Wyoming stock Growers Association
CHEYENNE, April Sth.-The second days
| session of the Wyoming Stock Growers
/ Association opened with large attendance
| The Territorial Veterinarians report show,
that no contagious diseases prevail within
| the limits of Wyoming, Colorado, Ne.
/ braska or Montana.
Serious School-boy Quarrel.
| LOUISVILLE (Ky.). April Sth.-ParkeI
| Harden. II years old, son of Wat Harden
| Acknowledgement Of Kentucky, shot and
| wounded a boy named Arthur GlOre al
| Frankfort to-day. The boys were returning
/ from school, had quarrel, and Glore APP,
| piled very offensive epithetS To Harden
/ who went home. got shotgun and free
/ both barrels, one of them taking effect IN
! Chores head, inhicting an ugly wound.
| six Negroes Drowned.
VIcKsBURG. April Sth-SiX negroes, %
! eleven in boat, were drowned tonight by
/ the upsctting of skitf while crossing the
| river. They were from McDowell'S plan
/ tation, coming after stock.
Heavy Snow-storm in April.
| Fort WAYNE 0nd.), April Sth-A heavy
! snow-stOrm set in this evening. Between
/ five and six inches has fallen, and it is still
| showing.
Outbreak of Typhus Fever.
New YORK, April Sth.-Typhu> fever ha,
| broken out among the Poles in the Eas
! Side tcnements The disease is traced tC
emgrants III the two steamships lately ar
! rived.