Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-27

and prisoner returned to the Courthouse, and
sitter the crowd had dispersed proceeded to
the jail The crowd again gathered, though
the streets were guarded, and rushed to the
Jail, tearing down the Jail fence in their eager
ness, overpowered the officers, took Burleson
out half mile snd hanged him. He would
neither confess nor deny the crime.
Bank Robbers Caught in n Trap.
WICHITA FALL Tex }, March 26sh.-Thers
was daring attempt TO rob j. q. James
bank this afternoon by o party consisting of
Charles +. Bagely, alias Earthmsn."
Wiley Hayes, frank Parmenter, boy Of Is
years, and John Kinkaid, Texas Ranger.
the latter acting with the robbers
for ths purpose Of trapping the
thieves. The proprietor of the bank
was notified of the intended robbery.
Sergeant Grimes Of the State troops was sta
toned in tie vsult The robbers rode up to
the bank at $780, and Bageley snd Kinkaid
entered the former smoking pipe. Hayes
and Parmeter held the horses. Bsgeley COW
cred Cashier Ashby james with six
shooter, commanding him to place the
money in a bag. James laughed OF
the idea. His hilsTity eUraged Bsgeley, who
placed q pistol 10 the Cashiers heart where
upon Grimes, from the vault, instantly fred
the contents Of double barveled shotgun
into BsRsiey, and Kinksid followed with q
six shooter Bsseley fell, and died after
several hours. 4 mau named Wesr, who
hsppened 20 be in the bank, rushed out,
when the boy Parmenter emptied pistol st
him. Lieutenant Schmidt fired a vallev at
close range on Psrmenter and Hayes, but
neither was hit. Hayes escaped, hut Par.
menter was captured. % Bsgsley'a person
was 3 letter Of membership of the Baptist
Church.
sparring and wrestling.
BosroN, March 26.h Five thousand per-
sous witnessed the meeting in this city to-
night of Charles Mitchell and Johu Jirsiu.
the middleweight champion Of New Eng
land. Their sparrins lastch, being an exhi-
bitiou ftfAir, was declared q draw. The
Prusaiau aud Arthur Chambers went on the
stage. and the latter announced that the
Prussian was ready TO meet Mitchell and
fight 20 a finish for 81, 600 a side.
NEW YoRK, March 2Gh.-A wrestling
match for $500 o side has been arranged be-
tween Duncan &. Ross and MafzavA Sors-
kechi, the japanese wrestler, 60 take place at
Cleveland April 7th-two bouts, catch-ss-
catcb.can aud the Japanese style, with toss
fer the finish.
A FOur-Round Prize Fight.
PTTsBURG, March 25.h.-A short and de-
cisive prize fight, for purse OF $50, nesr
Chartiere's creek, between two men named
Hoyt and Hammer, resulted in favor Of the
latter in the fourth round. Hoyt was terribly
punished.
Methodist Minister Accused of I'M
morality.
NEWARK, March 2jth.-The Methodist
Conference to-day took up the cAse Of Rev.
George Il. Breister, accused of immortality.
Breister personally appeared, and stated that
he surrendered MS charge to save scandal, ex-
pecting to bring the case before the Confer
euce He asserted his innocence, and with
excited vehemencs app, aled to the Almighty
to Judge him. He demanded a trial. but the
Conference decided TO Try the case by select
committee, according to discipline.
Mark Twain and International Copy
rights.
New York, March 26th.-The World says
editorislly: While Mark Twain is grinding
away in Hartford at drsmstizing the " Prince
and Pauper,' be will not be uyerpeSsed to
learn from San Francisco exchange that
somebody in that city hss already cieverly
done the work for the stage. Exactly the
same thing was done in the same city with
Marx Twain's "Colonel Sellers" Mark
Twain has announced his intention of attend
ing the International Copyright Congress at
Berne, but it would seem as if he needed
some protection this side of Switzerland.
Sargent spitIed.
NEW YORK, Msrch 26th.-The Woyld says
in an editorial: Sargent has been exploiting
himself at o commercial banquet in Berlin by
toasting King William in the most fulsome
manner. He declared this n4s zuiGcsnt rep
resentative of royal praro- ~. was entitled
TO the veperAtioa Il al. % ei-ners who live
around him. Physically the Emperor Is en-
titled TO venersiion. He hes lived for 81
yeaSs, snd sill is in E coed state of preserva-
ton. Tor this ne should be admired. He is
a curiosity among Kings. But when Sargent
d: clared that King William would be imraor-
tai in history, and that he wss admired by
mankind, irrespective Of territorial bounda..
ries, he w0s guilty of fattery that amounted
to flap doodle. As the representative of re-
public which has recently received snubbing
at the hands of the tyranAical German Gov.
ernment, Sargent has no right to burn this
sort of incense under the nose of the ancient
Teutonic Cesar. Sargent should be per.
susded to resign and come home at once.
Irving Writing a Book.
New York, March 26th.-Henry Irving
told reporter yesterday that ne was en-
gagged in correcting the proof sheets of book
written by him about America. ' Is it to be
in diary form ~ asked the reporter. "Not
exactly; there will be sort Of chronological
sequence in it, for il is largely composed of
noes l jotted down from time to time, to be
published both in England and America.
Osgood takes it here; Sampson Low in Eng
land. | hope il may be before the public
before the middle of May"
Damage from Broken Dam.
PROVIDENCE (R. 1 }, March 26.h.-The
dam of the Newport water works broke last
night, and the water rushed over Miss Julia
Wards estate. carrying away the carriage.
house, injuring the vehicles and breakin
down the waterfall on the place.
FrightfnI Deed of an INSANE Mother.
BRADFoRD pa. J, March 26:h.-This morn
ing woman living with Ocrin Farrell, of
Wellsyille, n. Y. as his wife, shot her son
and daughter, aged and y, respectively,
with shotgun, and chen killed herself. The
woman was year ago adiudged insane, but
was not sent TO the asylum.
The Rose Amber Case Again.
NEW HAVEN, March 26sh.-It is reported
from Birmingham that important revelations
may BE expected in the Rose Amber case.
snd that an arrest will be soon made on evil
dence that will insure the holding of the ar
rested party for trial.
Stage Robbcries In Texas.
SAN ANGELA, March 26sh.-The stage to
Burnett was stopped by road agents yester.
day, the driver robbed and letters opened.
The thieves built fire and awaited the ether
stage, but fell asleep and let it pass unmo-
Tested. Last night the stage from Abilene
was stopped two miles from here. the mail
rsnsscked, and q lady passenger named Nor
ris deprived of a dollar and half.
Proposed FisticufTs.
BOSTON, March 26.h.-William Madden
offers Co bet 81 COO that Mitchell can beat
Sheriff in four rounds. Arrangements are
making for match between Sullivan and
Mitchell.
FnREIGS NEWS.
The War In the SOudsn.
SUAKIM, March 26tn. The advance TO