Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-22
Paddy Ryan Arreeted.

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more troops concentrated at the Preside
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Paddy Ryan Arrested.
SAN Francisco, February 21st.-[Special.]
Paddy Ryan, the heavyweight pugilist,
was arrested tonight on a warrant charg-
ing him with the larceny of $3.50 from q.
L. Forrest, sport from Philadelphia, who
is here on visit. Ryan is very much cut
up. He says Forrest got drunk at masked
ball and lost his money. Judge Lawler,
who issued the warrant, let Ryan 60 on his
own recognizance.
He Got Magnetizsd.
[Copgigtt, 1855, Jy he California Associated Press
LIvERMoRE, February 21st.-Town Mar
shall Murphy last evening arrested an in
sane man ON the local train. This morn
ing he gives the name of I. H. Cooper, son
of w. +. Cooper, at Knights Ferry. He
says he has been to a spirit meeting in
San Francisco and was magnetized. He
attempted to jump from the train last
night, but was prevented.
Colored Immigrants.
lcopuigh, 1855, by The California associated PressI
FRESNO, February 21st-W ord is received
that three hundred families of negro labor
ers have started for this place. Other par
ties are here trying to contract for Mexican
laborers, especially for vineyard work
claiming that the results of their labor are
superior to either negro or Chinese. So far
they have made no progress.
Colonel Boyce Acquitted.
ICopyriga, 1888, by The California Associated Press.
| Los ANGELES, February 21st-The case
| of conspiracy against H. 81. Boyce and
Captain Seamens was speremp,orily dis
missed this evening by Judge Taney. A
| series of libel suits and suits for malicious
| prosecution will be filed against the prose
| cutting witnesses and the Times Mirror
! Company.
Serious Accident.
| ICopwfgli, 1885, byEe California associated Press
| NEVADA CITY, February 21st.-The two
horse team belonging to Weisenburger
Bros. ran away last evening, throwing out
the driver, Ed. Weisenburger, and break
ing his right leg. From the nature of the
runaway it is almost miraculous that he
escaped being killed.
An Alleged Bonanza.
| lCopyigt, 1855, byMe California associated Press.
FRESNO, February 2lst.-Reports reached
here tonight that parties working in mine
near Grub Gulch, in the foothills, have
| struck ledge assaying $500 ton, and
seemingly ineXhaustible. There is no veri-
| tication of the report as yet but parties
will leave here tomorrow TO ascertain the
truth of the same.
| Wine Values Advancing.
[Copyrigtt, 1855, by The California Assooated Press
| ST. HELENA, February 21st.-There is a
| delegation of wine merchants heie from
| San Francisco with view of buying.
| They find prices much sitter than they
! anticipated. Most of the manufacturers
will hold on to the present stock until they
! get what they ask The wine yield of 1887
is in good condition for market.
Fresno's Great Rabbit-Drive.
lCopyig@. 1885, blythe California Associated Press
FRESNO, February 21st.-Great prepara-
| tions are being made for grand rabbit
drive in this county in the vicinity of this
| city, to end with barbecue and scalp
dance. Excursions will be run from San
Francisco and Los Angeles to attend TIE
drive, hich will be on Sunday.
A San Josean's Suicide.
'copwigF. 1888, By ate California Associated Press
SAN JOSE, February 21st.-James A.
Green, reported as having committed sui
/ eide to-day in San Francisco, is supposed 20
be Of the firm of Bolton & Green, book
binders, OF this city. He left here on
Saturday, the 10Th instant, ostensibly to
purchase stock for the bindery.
Pomona TO Have Cannery.
ICopy1glt, 1883, 6ytie California associated Press
POMONA, February 2lst.-Four Eastern
capitalists have been looking over the val
ley for a couple of days, and have just sub
mitted proposition TO the people = Po-
mona, looking to the establishment OF a
mammoth cannery and fruit evaporator
| The proposition will undoubtedly be ac-
cepted.
Nuisance Abated.
tCopyight, 1885 by Ete California associated Pres,
JACKSON, February 2lst.-A lire last
night caused by the explosion of a lamp,
entirely destroyed the saloon OF NJ. German,
known as q dance-house, with all its con.
tents. The building belonged to E. Rizzini
and cost 81, 800; no insurance. Gorman's
loss is $4,000; slightly insured.
Sensational TobogganIng.
icopwf91. 1888, by Ge California associated Press
SIERRA CITY, February 21st-A miracu-
lous escape from death occurred here to-
day. a Chinaman collecting wood slipped
on the snow near mountain ledge and
was carried down over 600 feet, escaping
with a few triflng wounds.
An Agitator Comes to Grief.
Jcopyrigif, 1885, by 0.e California associated Press
FRESNO, February 21st.-A man named
Miller, known as an anti Chinese agitator,
quarreled with a Chinaman over a game of
cards at Fine Gold to-day, and was stabbed
in the back. He will die. The murderer
escaped.
Fresno Items.
lccpyiga 1883, by tie California Associated Prcssi
FRESNO, February 2lst.-H Weinstock,
OF Weinstock & Lubin, Sacramento lee
tured tonight before the Young Mems
Christian Association here
The report of the clearing house to-day
was S25, 800.
Electric Light for Redding,
tcoptght, 1855, BY the California Assoc,ated Press
REDDING, February 21st.-Three appiica-
tons to plant electric lights in this CITY
were before the Board of Trustees at its
meeting last night and the subject was con-
tinued for one week.
High School for San Rafael.
ICopyrgt. 1855, by tie California associated Pressl
SAN RAFAEL, February 21st.-The Board
of Education has issued call for meet
ing of citizens on Monday, the 9th inst.
to consider the advisability of establishing
a High School.
5000 Robbery.
lCcpyrigh, 1885, by the California Associated Iress.l
Los ANGELES, February 2lst.-During the
races at the park this afternoon the safe in
the clubhouse was robbed of 5000. No
clue to the thiei.
An Elderly Lady's Death.
fCopyght, 1885, 6y0e California associated Pressl
Rio VISTA February 21st.-There died