Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-09
On the Ball-Field.

On the BallField.
New YORK, October Sth-George pitched
a splendid game, but the Giants lost on
BOSTON DEFEATED.
Boston, October Sth.-Lucky hits in the
seventh inning gave the visitors an easy
victory. Score-Indianapoli 10, Boston 6.
A GAME FOR CHICAGO.
WASHINGTON, October Sth.--Chicago de-
feated Washington to-day. Score-Wash-
ington 6, Chicago IL.
OTHER GAMES.
ST. LOUIS, October Sth.-St Louis 4, Kar-
sas City 5.
BRooKLYN-Cleveland 1, Brooklyn I.
A Capitalist in Contempt.
lCopyright, 1885, by the California associated Press,
CHICAGO, October Sth.-The second writ
issued against John I. Lester, the capital
ist, for contempt of Court, was quashed by
Judge Tuthill this morning. The Court
finally decided it would not enforce the
second writ until the Supreme Court passed
upon the first one issued for failure to pro-
duee certain books and papers, as ordered
by the Court.
A Victim of the Wheat Deal.
Copyright. 1885, by the California associated Press
New YORK, October Sth.-Francis W.
Williams, senior member of the banking
house of Williams, Clark & Co., suicided
this evening by shooting himself in the
Grand Union Hotel. 1t is said that his
firm, which recently suspended, was caught
in the late wheat squeeze, and it is thought
that the pecuniary losses preyed upon
Williams mind.
An Illegal Monopoly.
COPYRIGHT, 1855, blythe California associated Press,
New YORK, October Sth.-The Attorney
General has been granted leave by Judge
o. Brien to bring an action for forfeiture of
charter against the Havenmeyer & Elder
Sugar Refinery Company. The applica-
ton is based upon the ground that the
organization is an illegal monopoly and
criminal conspiracy, under the State laws.
The Old Cleveland Scandal.
Copyright. 1883, by tie California associated Pressl
BUFFALO, October Sth. - Rev. George
Balls libel suit against the New York
Etering Post is postponed until Thursday.
This is the suit in which an effort is made
to obtain President Cleveland's s testimony
as to his alleged immoral acts so freely
ventilated during the campaign of 1884.
Heavy Diamond Steal.
NEW York, October Sth.-Stern & Stein,
diamond brokers, missed several thousand
dollars worth of diamonds, and suspected
J. P. Miller, one of their clerks, as the
cause of the disappearance. Some $4,000
worth of jewels have been found in pawn
shops. Miller has disappeared.
The Delegation is Solid.
ST. PAUL, October Sth A special says
that the Cheyenne river delegation of In
dian Chiefs has reached Pierre and will
leave for Washington in the morning. The
delegation is solid in favor of demanding
ST 25 per acre.
Haggin's Horses.
New YORK, October Sth.-At Jerome
Park to-day Haggins Firenzi pulled down
the Battle stakes, beating Kaloolah mile
and three-sixteenths in 2:0S4. In the
three-fourths of mile, Phelan handicap,
the same stables Fresno ran second to Di-
ablo in 1:1S4.
The italian is Stone Dead.
Copyright, 1885, by tie California associated Fress:
BRIDeEPoRr Comm, October Sth.-The
story that Philip Palledona, who was
hanged here on Friday, had been resusci-
tated was unfounded. The man was dead
when cut down from the gallows, and is
now in his grave. The fact is well estab-
lished.
All About Woman.
Copyright 1885, oy ae California Associdtsd Press
COLUMBUS (Ga.), October Sth.-Four ne
groes took q negro named McCondon into
the woods near here this afternoon, riddled
him with bullets and then fed. They had
quarreied over woman.
Drowned While insane.
LINCOLN (Neb.), October sth.--Captain G.
E. Van Pelt, of the firm of Van Pelt &
Gould, well known in all the Central and
Western States, escaped away from the city
to-day in a fit of temporary insanity, and
was drowned by falling into Little Salt
river.
Dempsey Challenged by an Unknown.
New YORK, October Sth.-Wm. Reed, OF
Brooklyn, has deposited $3.50 deposit for 8
| 81 coo fight between an unknown and
| Jack Dempsey who is thus challenged.
Gift to Williams College.
SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), October Sth-Presi.
dent Carly, of Williams College, has re-
ceived gift of S120, ,000ho found library
fund in honor of James, Euthvon Adriance
| of the class of rs.
| 1t Was Tolerab'y Good Enui.
| FALL RIVER (Maes.), October ath..
| Twenty thousand dollars is now stated >.
| tDo aIDOuDl Vi IlO.1bs tdkeu lFOIn Ofle CtiI
ford Mills by A. g. Bosworth, the. default
| ing Treasurer.
The Great French Come Rian.
| NEW YORK October Sth-CaquelSn an
peared to-niglt al Palmer's Theater In tw,
one-act comedies and was heartily receives
and commended.
cha Usual Cause.
RACINE eWis.), October Sth.-James S
Clark & Ca. carrisge manufacturers, faile
to-day, With liabilities OF $2oo, 900. Dul
business IS given as the cause of the col
lapse.
Yellow Fever Record.
tCopsrsGat, 1855. By a.e Ccos7a associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), October Sth-Fift
new cases of yellow fever were reported fc
the twenty-four hours ending at 6 P. NJ, an
four deaths.
Il waliacls's Theater.
New YORK, October 9Th. - Wallack
! Theater was to-day transferred to A.
! Palmer, who undertakes the management
A Wealthy Comedian.
icopwi9ht, 1888. blythe califspsa Associated Press
nosToN, October alh.-The late comeda
William Warren, left $500 900 estate,