Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
THE NEW YORK DYNAMITE MYS-
Terry UNRAVELED.
Three Men Drowned-StageR Robbery
in Montana Sullivan Under
Arrest-Foreign Items.
LsfEaAL pLsrArcHEs ro IL eEooRD- UsloN.l
DOMESTIC.
The New YorI. Dynamite outrage-Arrest
of Suspected Parties.


of Suspected Parties.
New York. September 13th.-The win
dows Of the dry goods store of Garry Bros,
corner of Grand and Alien streets, were
shattered BY an explosion of dynamite on
the Ist of February. and the explosion was
supposed 20 have been instigated By disaf-
fected dry goods clerks. Detectives have
been ct work on the case ever since, and
their lab0rs have resulted III the arrest Of
Peter DOley, aged %, residing in Teller
Point. Melrose: Thomas Fitzpatrick, u
wears old a book-keeper, living at 264
Monroe street, and David NaughtOn, aged
So a salesman at No. 9S Monroe street.
The combination of dry goods clerks
known as the Equality Association holds
its meetings at Orchard Hall, saloon kept
By Morris Kersten, at 68a Orchard street,
and it was suspected that one or more
members Of the landlords family knew
much about the crime. Some time after
the explosion stranger began 10 frequent
kersten's saloon, and finally obtained from
tie sons Of the proprietor the fact that
they had heard threats that Garry
Brothers should be blown up, the
same rs the dynamiters in
London blew up Parliament House.
On the night of the explosion a man
entered the saloon and handed one of the
Kersten boys a package, and asked him to
give it to David J. Nauehton, who was one
of the men then in the secret session.
Presently Naughton came down stairs, ac-
compGnied by Doley and Fitz-
patrick Naughton asked if a parcel
had been left for him, and the
package was handed over. Naughton
and his companions then went out, fol-
lowed, however, by David and Frank
kersten. Naughton and his companions
proceeded 20 Garry Brothers store, where
KeTsten saw them place something beside
the window-sash, after which Daley and
Naughton ran away, while Fitzpatrick
walked from the spot, and was knocked
down by the terrific explosion that imme-
diateiy followed. These details resulted in
the arrest Of the men, who have waived
examination. The penalty upon COnyic-
ZION Is ten years imprisonment
The Next Yacht Race.
New York. September 13th-The indi-
cations are not wanting that there will be
another large crowd to attend the meeting
OF the yachts again tomorrow. The Puri-
tan was towed to an anchorage off Clifton,
Staten Island, soon after daylight this
where she has laid all day, sur
rounded by boat-loads Of spectators, anxi-
ous 10 see the American representative
yacht. The race will be over the club
course OF 80 miles tomorrow. The start
will be at 1890 clock sharp.
Bruiser Sullivan Arrested for Playing
Ball on Sunday.
CLEvELAND (O), September I3th-Four
Thousand people were at Brooklyn Park to-
day 70 see John i. Sullivan pitch for the
Forest Citys in game with the Sanduskys.
Both clubs are composed of good amateur
players, and the game, which resulted in
victory to the Sanduskys by d score of to
0, was watched with interest. At close of
the game. and as the champion was leaving
the grounds, he was placed under arrest by
Constable Jones, the smallest officer in the
city, who was armed with a warrant charg-
ing Sullivan with violating the Sunday law
by playing ball. Sullivan offered no resist
ance but going before Justice Hart, gave
bail in the sum of $500 for his appearance
at o'clock tomorrow The warrant was
sworn out. it is said, at the request OF John
D. Rockefeller, of the Standard Oil Com
pany, representing the Law and Order
League. 1t was the intention TO arrest Sui
livan before the game began, but owing to
the delay in issuing the warrant, the officer
did not reach the ground until the players
were leaving.
a California Bruiser " knocked Out" in
Texas.
GALVESTON, September 13th.-A Ners
Dallas special says: The much-expected
prize fight between McGregor, known as
- The St Joe Kid Of Fort Worth, and
William Black, alias Ross, alias McGraw,
of California, came oil to-day at point
twenty-five miles below Dallas, on the
Trunk Railway At 4 o'clock a train
OF ten coaches left the depot, crowded with
sporting men from Fort Worth and neigh
boring towns. The ring was stretched
about noon at a point just below Seagor-
Vile i'll kaufman county. James Kinney
of Dallas, was chosen as the referee.
George Murray, Of New York,
seconded the Californian. while
William Marshall. of Fort Worth, acted for
McGregor. Both men appeared in ex-
cellent condition. McGregor weighed 157
pounds, and Black tipped the beam at 80.
Two-ounce gloves were used, and the
Marquis Of QueensbeTry rules was the pro-
gramme Of the fight. Time was called at
l:l5, and both pugilists advanced towards
each other amid loud cheers. Five saw
agely-contested rounds were fought, with
no great advantage on either side, when
the Kid with a swinging upper cut,
caught Black under his short ribs, ana
landed him outside the ropes, where
he lay like one dead. After a quarter of
Iullult Dldck revived anu Dtss5itll ~ pun bll
his gloves, whereupon the referee awarded
the fight to McGregor. Fully $4,000
changed hands on the result. The betting
at the opening was slightly in favor Of
Black. AT the close of the second round
Black friends were offering two to one
with few hackers Although nearly 1,500
men witnessed the fight, no disturbance of
any kind occurred.
4 Preacher Shot to Death.
KANSAS Cry (Mo.l, September 18th
Rev. Andrew d. Hunter, an itinerant
preacher from Charleston, S. c., was shot
and killed yesterday in the Chiclasaw Ma
ton by a man named White. The latter
had persuaded Hunters daughter to elope
with him. Hunter followed, and was slain
while trying to force White to make the
girl his wife White escaped.
4 Defauiter's Widow Sued.
GALVESTON Tex, September 13th.-A
special to the Nelcs from Fort Worth says
The will of John Nichols, late Viee-Presi-
dent of the City National Bank, was pro-
bated yesterday, Mrs. Nichols being quail
fed as eXecutrix. A NJ Britton, President
Of the bank, Immediately began a suit
against the executrix for the recovery of
$4,000, the amount OF Nichols dedication.
Nichols estate is rated at $50 900.
Stage Robbery-Go Government Money Sto-
len.
MILES CRY (Mont.), September 13th.-A
stage robbery is reported near Forty-mile
ranch Friday night. Three masked men
stopped the stage and secured Wells, Fargo
d Co.'S treasure-box, containing 5000, en-
route from Fort Custer to Fort Mckinney
Government money for the troops Twelve
thousand dollars had been sent through
only day or two before.
The Brazilian Counterfeit Scheme.
GALVESTON, September 18th - Special
news from Waco, Texas, saws Lucius a.
White, the alleged principal in the Bra
evening from st. Louis, to testify at the
trial of his brother Joseph Il White, who
Is held as one of the confederates to the
Hot. The brothers met cordially, and after