, 1888-11-01

crowd assembled at the California Athletic
Club rooms tonight to witness the match
between Joe McAuliffe. heavy weight cham
pion Of the Pacific coast, and Mike Conley.
of $1,000. McAulife fought at 2l5, Conley
at 1877. Both men we're in good condition.
Conley began to rush at the very start, but
nothing was accomplished save clutches
and few light blows In the first round.
In the second Conley tried the same tactics
and was quickly aoored by terrific blow
on the jugular. He got up and tried to
finish the round but soon received another
blow on the jaw. which completely knocked
him out and the fight was awarded to Nc
Auliffe.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26, Special to
THE REVIEW. ....Captain Thomas Wallace
of the steamer City Of Chester, sunk two
months ago, has been restored his license
by Supervising Inspector Lubbock, on the
ground that the local inspectors did not
furnish the accused with copy OF the
charges.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 81. Special to
THE REviEw--The whaling bark j. A.
Rowland arrived from Fox Island in the
Arctic ocean to-day. She reports thirteen
steamers whaling in the ice with little
all the vessels are from New Bedford,
Massachusetts,. The steamers Thresher
and }. H. Freeman have gone to their as
sistance but 1t was not thought at the
time the Rowland left Fox Island that
they would reach there before they were
broken up. The Rowland reports the
catch of the entire whaling feet up to a
month ago was l22, the greater number OF
which we're taken by vessels now fast in
the ice. II the vessels are lost, which
seems almost certain the loss will be
$500,00O
At the Bav District track to-day the colt
Sunol lowered the 2-year-old record of
2:201s made by her last week, makig then
mile to-day in 2:lS.
Advices from Samoa state that Malie.
tona is again in almost complete posses
sion Of his kingdom. Tamassese and his
followers are blockaded In small town,
the inhabitants suffering for food. The
property of some American has been in
vaded By the Tamassese people. His life Is
threatened.
Thomas B. Reed of Maine, addressed
the largest audience of the campaign in
this city tonight. Reeds speech was
powerful presentation of the issues of the
campaign and the most logical yet deliver
ed here.
William Cahill of Vesper, little
here, arrived in town this morning and
inquired his way to. the justice of the
peace office. He had walked every step
of the way from Vesper to Astoria.
two days and two nights on
the road. He lodged complaint against
a young man named Charles Livingstone,
charging him with criminal assault
upon the person of his daughter,
aged eight, years. Livingstone is
teaching school in that neighborhood
Cahill's house. The statement is made
by the father that Livingstone has repeat
edly been guilty of this foul crime since
last May, having by alternate promises
and threats secured the ehild's silence.
Mr.. Cahil said his first impulse upon
learning of Livingstone's lechery was
to call upon his neighbors and
hang the young scoundre to the nearest
tree, but upon second thought he deter
mined to hand him over to the law, and
for that purpose came to Astoria. A war;
a constable set out with the father to ar.
rest Livingstone and bring him here for
punishment.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Oct. 25, Special to
The REVIEW The special agents of the
investigation of the accounts of ex.Deputy
Collector VIM. M. Harmed, and find him
deficient several thousand dollars. The
government has not been defrauded, yet
thousands of vessels have been over
charged fees at this port during period
of over fifteen years. Harmed does not
deny having taken a portion of these over
charges. but says his superior officers In
former terms always took the lions share.
PonT TowNsESD, Oct. "a, SPECIAL to
ship, Georgia, recently from Panama,
mutinied in the harbor to-day. They
seized the captain, securely bound him
and hoisted signals of distress. The crew
were taken to Jail in irons and will be
tried for mutiny on Monday. The crews
term of service had expired. Their de-
mand for discharge and permission to
come ashore was denied. They were put
on short rations and when nearly starved
they took charge of the vessel. The cap.
tain's wife fred a pistol at the sailors,
without effect, when the weapon was
The American bark, Sparten, tea laden,
from the Orient, consigned to Eastern
points via Tacoma, has arrived.
VICTORIA, Oct. 25, Special to The RE-
vIEw.--G. G. Caukin, a well known insur-
ance man of Portland, has been beaten
out of several hundred dollars 10y Ger
ma Jew named Rustia, who is supposed
to have gone to San Francisco. BE got
hold of an order on the bank which was
sent to Caukin, and, representing himself
10 be Caukin, drew the money.
ALBANY, Oct. 25 Special to The RE.
yIEw--N. II. Allen, proprietor Of the Al.
bany Electric Light system: fell on
slippery sidewalk, breaking his knee.
The proprietor Of the Oregon Siftings,
arrested for the criminal libel Of a young
man in this city. was to-day indicted by
the grand jury.
CoLUsA, Cal, Oct. 26, Special to The
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