Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-13


A Bully knocked Ont.
DENVER (Col J, April I2th.-Gleason, the
| pugiist, who knocked out McCartin yes
teriay, was himself badly pummeled Ia e
last night. After the fight be goG drunk
and went 10 the Windsor House and asked
for Turkish bath. When the lady clerk
requested dollar be refused with an oath
to pay, and grossly insulted her. Billy
Woods. the manager of the baths. arrived
at this time, and gave Gleason q terrible
thrashing, leaving him in the gutter. He
is now in the County Hospital.
And stin They Go.
ARKANSAS CITY (Kan), April 18th
Captain Hayes, of Company G, in this CITY,
to-day SAYS that all of the intruders are out
of Oklahoma. He received telegram from
Colonel Waite at Fort Reno ordering him
TO permit the Registers and Receivers
to proceed TO Guthrie and Kingfsher
to establish offices upon their arrival here.
The crowd of boomers is largely aug
mented to-day by the arrival of q colony
from Illinois and q small one from Ne
braska.
Mad Dog in a School-room.
FRANKLIN (Pa.), April 12th.-Thursday
afternoon mad dog created considerable
excitement in Cranberry township, and be-
number of animals. Just as the scholars
at one Of the public schools were enjoying
q recess the dog made its appearance, fol-
lowed by number of men. The dog ran
into the hallway of the school building.
where it was finally killed. During the
excitement several children were badly
hurt and a number tainted.
Compelling the Purchase of Bonds.
CHICAGO, April 12th.-William T. Thorn
ton and Valentine Shelby, of Santa Fe, n.
NJ, filed a bill in the Circuit Court to-day
to compel Azel Hatch, Horace Hurlbert
and others to buy number of bonds of
the Graphic Mining and Smelling Com
pany. The complainants sold the Magda-
lena mining district, in New Mexico, TO
defendants and others for $4,000, the de-
PENDANTS agreeing to buy the bonds de-
scribed, but never did so.
Skipped to Canada.
PITTsBURG, April 12th-An East Liver
pool, o., special says: Abel Lodge, village
and township Treasurer at New Lisbon, Is
short in his accounts $4,000 over $4,000 of
which is of the village funds. He has been
Treasurer for many years and has always
been regarded as an honest ana trustworthy
man. Lodge declares that he will make
the deficiency good to his bondsmen if he
lives. The money has been used to live on,
it is supposed, and has not been lost in
| speculation.
Passenger Agents Meeting.
CHICAGO, April 12th.-A meeting of Cen
| eral Ticket and Passenger Agents OF the
| lines in the Western States, and Southwest
! ern Passenger Association and General
Passenger Agents of the Union Pacific,
Denver and Rio Grande, and Northern Pa
| citic and Manitoba railroads will be held
here on Tuesday next TO adjust the rate
| cutting of the transcontinental lines to
Puget Sound and Montana points.
Cruelty to Child.
CHICAGO, April 12th.-In the trial of
Annie Raymonds abductors this af-
terpoon numerous witnesses testified to the
| fact of Gurley and his wife having the
child with them as they moved from place
| to place about the city, having changed
| their residence five or six times within a
few months. One witness testified 20 hav-
ing found Annie tied in the cellar. She
had been beaten with q leather strap on
her bare back, which was black and blue.
They Were Poste,
BosToN, April 12th.-Among the passen-
gers on the steamship Iowa, from Liver
pool to-day were twentv-six blowers,
who were ticketed through to Pittsburg.
When asked if they came here under
promise of work, all answered in the mega
| tive. 1t was evident the men had been
posted in the answers they were to give the
authorities, who failed to gain a single
answer by which they could make out a
case against them.
Barnum Has Retired.
New YORK, April 12th.-P. T. Barnum
seems to have made up his mind to retire
from the circus business for good. His
grandson, Clinton Seeley, member of the
New Gork Athletic Club and Commodore
of the New Rochelle Yacht Club, is to take
his place. and will adopt the name of Clin-
Ton Barnum Seeley. He is only % years of
age. P. I. will not say just when he will
withdraw.
A Heavy Loss.
New ORLEANS, April 12th.-The fire
which broke out yesterday evening in the
steamship Chilian continued to eat its way
into :, 500 bales of cotton, and the impress
sion now is that all the cotton will be more
or less destroyed, while 1000 bushels of
corn in one of the forward compartments
has been saturated with water The loss
on the cargo is estimated at Sl00 coo.
Killed His Little Son.
SAVANNAH (Ga), April 18th Prince
Law, negro living on the Springfield
plantation, five miles out of the city, killed
his tive-year old son Yesterday afternoon
as a sacrifice to the devil. Law is
crazy on religion. He was arrested, and
was raving maniac when taken to the
Jail.
st. Paul Has a Strike Also.
ST. PAUL, April 12th.-The street-car
strike has extended from Minneapolis to
this city this afternoon, when all the men.
except those on the cable lines, went out.
The cause of the strike is the same as that
at Minneapolis. The men object to a re-
duction of twenty-five per cent. in their
wages, which has been ordered. Every
thing is quiet.
Kilrain and Sullivan.
NEW York. April 12th.-Jake Kilrain's
hackers to-day deposited certified check
for S., GOO with the editor of the C2ipper. as
final deposit for the champion fight with
John L. Sullivan. The latter's last deposit
will be made next Monday, when the
hackers of both pugilists are expected to
meet and select the final stakeholder
Asking for an Anarchist's Pardon.
SPRINGFIELD (Ill.), April 12th.-A strong
petition for the pardon of Anarchist Neebe
will be presented to Governor Fifer to-mor-
row. Senator Farwell will arrive here to-
morrow to make personal appeal to the
Governor TO grant the pardon.
Wind and Hail.
PITTsBURG, April 12th.-A thunderstorm
with wind and hail visited western Penn
sylvania and eastern Ohio to-day A three
thousand barrel tank of naphtha was
burned at Franklin, Pa. Hail-stones as
large as eggs fell at Steubenville, Ohio.
Thunder and Lightning.
Wurrr wv W. .--:r 1o.1
evening fierce thunderstorm prevailed,
and some good sized hail stones fell. A
barn belonging to Charles A6olph, across
the river. was struck and burned with its
contents including the live stock.
Boomer Drowned.
WICHITA (Kas.) April 12th.-The BOOM
ers along the bank of the Cimarron river
are greatly alarmed by the recent rise in
the stream. One boomer was drowned to-
day, and much damage is likely to result
from the overflow.