Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-23
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Dlow, knocking him down. but Dalton
gamely regaIned his feet, though bent al
most double, and came toward Swipes. In
lhe middle OF the ring Dalton staggered
ana was falling. Swipes swung hot one
on his jaw, sending him to the ground.
ne lay stlll and when his friends picked
him Up he was dead. Whether death was
the result of heart disease or the blow
proke his neck is not known.
Murderer Sentenced.
CHICAGO, January 22d.-Michael Lynch.
an e2,conVct, who shot and killed Police
man i1aIioran, the officer whose testimony
sehV MN TO the ,penitentiary for burglary,
was to-day adjudged guilty of murder and
the punishment fixed at thirty-fiye wears in
Joliet. When the verdict was read the
prisoners face seemed to turn black. the
VEINS on his forehead swelling and the
INES about the mouth COMPRISING tightly.
Then he laughed sickly laugh and turned
TO his pretty sister, who was CRYING bit
teriy, and said few words of consolation.
Then with bitter look of hatred towards
States Attorney Longnecker, he said 'sTn
nx you If ever get chance" Lynch ex-
pected an acquittal on the grounds OF self
defense.
Valuable Mills Burned.
HoLYoKE (Mass-) January 22d.-The
east wing OF the Holyoke Envelope Com
panys mill was burned to-day Loss,
1926, 900. The envelope company viii lose
about 2O0O00; insured for one half. The
loss OF the Holyake Water Pesgese )mpany
on the building is about $4,000, and the
whole mill is insured for 100000. BE.
Perkins machine works, adjoining, loses
SIS, 900. The More Filter Company loses
$4,000 The envelope company had
S1O0, 900 worth of stock and finished goods
on hand. They had nearly 200 tons of
paper and about 20 900, 900 envelopes IN the
mill. There were fifty envelope machines
and twenty printing presses in the build
ing, besides other valuable machinery.
Pledged to San Francisco.
CHICAGO, January 21st-A special from
st. Paul says: P. II. Kelly, the well-known
millionaire, is heart, hand and pocket-book
in the work of getting the Democratic Ma
tional Convention for San Francisco. He
said to a reporter to-day: Nv choice is
San Francisco, since it is proposed to issue
round-trip tickets to delegates from remote
districts at $40 each. This would afford
the delegates an opportunity to cross the
continent and see what a magnificent coun-
try lies west of Chicago" Special agent
Jingle left st. Paul Thursday night for
Washington with fifteen votes pledged to
San Francisco.
Corbin's Statement.
PHILADELPHIA, January 22d,-President
Corbln, of the Reading Railroad, in answer
to various communications from the peo-
pie along the line, has made long state
ment in regard 10 the recent troubles. He
says in part That they have never made
any objections TO labor organizations so
long as the men performed the duties they
owe to this company properly, and we
shall stand by them whether they be
Union or non Union men. The trouble on
our road is ended and will never be opened
again.
An Unfortunate Woman.
NEW YORK, January 22d.-Victoria Rid
die, German woman thirty-five wears of
age, is detained aboard the steamship
Westernland. She is insane and waits the
arrival of her brother, who lives in Chi
cago. The steamship people say Father
Gliesner, pastor of the Roman Catholic
Church in st. Louis, had charge of the
woman when she embarked at Antwerp.
She is evidently of good family. If her
brother is not heard from by Saturday she
will be returned 10 Europe.
InsensibIe at Last.
CINCINNATI, January 21st.-The feather
weight prize-fght between Tom Ranley,
weighing 125 pounds, and Frank Nc
Hugh, 107 pounds, for a $1,000 purse re-
suited in favor OF McHugh in the twenty
first round. The victor is Cinciunatian,
and the varuuisbed is from Dayton. The
fight was with the hghtest gloves and was
in an old log house, east of Newport, Ky.
Hanley forced the fighting from the first
and was severely punished, being knocked
insensible in the last round.
Hotel Burned.
II L, p
from Tower, ninety miles north of Duluth,
says that the boarding house and saloon of
Nelson Barnaby were burned last night.
Many of the inmates jumped from The up
per stories and ten perished in the flames.
Two other boarding houses were burned,
but the inmates escaped. Loss, S120, 600
The mercury was fifty-six degrees below
zero, and nothing could be done to extin-
guish the flames.
Not Until April,
PITTsBURG, January 22d.-The Schedule
Committee of the National Baseball League
was in session to-day When the meeting
the members stated that the
schedule was not more than half arranged
and another meeting viii be held on Mon
day. The committee refused to say what
had been accomplished, but from the best
information obtainable it was learned
that it had been decided to open the sea-
son on April 26th and close on October
9Th.
Powderly's Condition.
SCRANTON pa, January 22d.-General
Master WOTkmen Powderly is still vefy
weak. His stomach will not retain solid
food. He is nourished wholly by liquids,
beef tea. He hoped to be able
to go 10 Philadelphia this week, but his
physician refused TO allow him to DO so.
Under the most favorable circumstances
Mr.. POwderly will not be able to leave his
room for several weeks.
Remains of Captain Wiley.
lCopyiga, 1888, By de California Associated Tress.l
New YORK, January 22d.-The steam
shin City of Berlin arrived in port to-day,
after q rough passage. She brought the
body of Captain w. j. S. Wiley, of the ship
Alfred d. Snow, which was wrecked near
Waterford, on the coast of Ireland, early
in the present month Wiley's body will
be taken to San Francisco.
More Excursionists.
New ORLEANS, January 22d.-A vesti-
bule train OF eleven coaches from Boston,
with excursionists from Eastern States, IS
of whom are bound TO California and II for
Mexico, arrived here this morning. All are
tourists, and are greatly pleased with the
trip so far, having enjoyed their stop-over
at Cincinnati, Mammoth Cave. Montgom-
cry and New Orleans.
a German Invention.
New York, January 22d.-The rights in
q German invention for subduing the
waves with oil have been purchased by an
officer of the North German Lloyed Line.
This consists Of a rocket, to which is at
tached cylinder filled with oil. The
rocket can be fired with accuracy, and
when it explodes the oil is scattered just
where it is wanted.
Fatal Explosion.
New YORK, January 22d.-The boiler Of
the tug Zouaye exploded in the harbor to-
day. John Connolly, engineer, Patrick
Healy and John McKenny, firemen, and
Bernard Rooney, a stevedore, were all
shockingly scalded, most OF them fatally,
probably.
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