Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-02
Determined Prize Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 1st.-0ne of
the most determined prize fights ever
tough. on this coast took place to-day at
Alyiso, Santa Clara county. between Billy
Hamilton, of San Jose, and Young Mitchell,
of this city, both light weights. The first
meeting between the combatants was on
Sunday at San Rafael, where the Sheriff
appeared on the scene and stopped the pro-
ceedings before the men got into the ring.
Yesterday the men met again in secret in a
barn at West Berkeley. and fought ten
fierce rounds. In the midst of the eleventh
round the Sheriff appeared and caused
stampede of the principals. seconds and
the small audience. To-day. however,
their rendezvous at Alviso remained secret,
and the fight went on without interruption.
After twenty-three hard fought rounds in
which both sustained severe punishment,
the fight was awarded to Mitchell on foul
The match was with hard gloves, for $3.50
a side.
Sensible Change.
SAN FRANCISCO, December Ist-One of
the immediate results Of General Sheridan
flying trip to New Mexico is an order issued
bs Secretary of War E1dicUtt detaCfiIIg
New Mexico from the Department Of Mis-
sour, and annnxing il to the district of
Arizona, with General Crook in command.
News 70 this effect was received at the mill
ltary headquarters here tonight.
San Francisco Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 1st.-The de-
mand FOR money is rather quiet, especially
for commercial loans. These range from 6
to 10 as extremes, though most of the bust
ness is n Z. Call loans on United States
bonds and other equally good collateral
may be had at 4dI5. The Tax Collector is
absorbing good deal Of money this month.
Ia MIL talya oh :. ,r,f of ha
market this month if people pay their
taxes. The holiday dealers vii also rake
in considershlee5iT. The demand for ex-
change is quite active. Settlements abroad
incident to the close of the year are calling
for good many drafts on London and New
York, and rates are very firm. Christmas
gifts in the form of money are quite popu-
lar where the recipients are on the other
side OF the country.
Anti-Chia csc Sentiment.
ST.. HELENA, December 1st-The anti
Monaghan sentiment is running high here
Several meetings have been held, and last
night an anti-Chinese club was organized
with a membership of nearly 300. W. T
Simmons was chosen President. TIL,
people are aroused and seemingly deter
mined that the Chinese must GO
Anti Cooue CIub-County Bonds Sold.
SANTA tKNL, lJtgPilDPT l5L-Au anu
cooie club was formed at FELTON, las
night bstwcen thirty and forty mem
bers.
The new county bonds, refunding tht
entire Indebtedness of the county $3.50 coo
at Al per cent, were taken to-day by tht
German Savings and Loan Society of Sar
Francisco at five cents on the Thousand
above par.
The Powers Murderers.
HoLLIsrER, December 1st-Fowles anC
Chapman. of The alleged conspirators il
the Powers murder, gave bonds to-day
Prewett and Irwin are the only remaining
prisoners. An effort will be made to have
them admitted to bail, but it is generally
thought the effort cannot possibly be sue
cessful.
Adjudged Insane.
UKIAH, December 1st.-Wm. B. Harris
an old resident of this place, was adjudgec
insane yesterday, and taken to the Napa
asylum to-day. He is native of Ohio
aged 40, with a wife and three children
The Incorporate use of liquors and tobacco
was the cause.
UnconfiImed Rumor-Admitted to Prac.
tice.
Los ANGELES December 1st.-The rumol
that DR.. Robert A. Brunson, of Downey
has been appointed Port Collector at vii
mington is uncoDdrmed.
W. +. Fitzgerald, ex-ASsociate Justice o
the Supreme Court of Arizona, recent,
removed by President Cleveland, was ad
lnitted to practice before the Superio
Court to-day.
The Mccoy Case.
SAN BuEHAvENTURA, December 1st.-
Mccoy. convicted of manslaughter, wa
called for sentence to-day, when the deiens
asked for postponement until Thursday