Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-31
"HE CALLED ME A NrCCEE. -
Peter jackson Says He is Able to Max,
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Peter jackson Says He is Able to Make
John L, Fear ..Niggers.,
BUFFALO, July 30;h.-Peter Jackson to-
day SAID If bis contract with the tlsliforpis
| Athletic Club did not bind him not IN
| night, he would hunt Sullivan and make
nun hght: lie thinks he would make
snort work with him. He called me
! Niger, said jackson tiercely, "snd, sneers
a! me, out II | got only one chance at
MN would make him fear niggers all the
rest ct his life Jackson denied going to
England TO fight Jem Smith.
! An Alabama Desperate.
BIRMINGHAM lAla.), July 3Oth.-A large
| number OF officers with a company Of
militia are securing Lanare county after
huoe Burrows, the noted desperado and
! murderer, who has sworn he will never
| be captured alive. The rewards offered
aggregate S6000, and desperate effort viii
! be made to take h!m. He is known to be
| heavily armed and it is thought he has q
| gang with him. His father. brothers. and
orotheT-ln' law are under arrest as acces-
sorles TO his latest crime, the murder of
! Postmaster Graves at Jewell
Assaulted by a Friend.
DEADwOoD lDsk.), July SOjh.-A murder.
ous assault with CrOwhar for the purDoS,
Of robbery, was made early this uorninr
IN this place on Newton Beal, in the hal
leading to his room in the Cuthbertou
| oiock. Beal was heavily struck, and mar
rowly escaped being killed He recognized
James Merrill, a former friend and com
panlon as his assailant Beal had on his
person about so, which Merrill had seen.
Merrill IS now IN jail awaiting an examina-
ton on August lst.
idaho Convention.
BOISE CITY, July 3Oth.-The Convention
IS last approaching the and of its labors.
having adopted most of the articles re.
ported by the committees.
MormOns are not relieved from military
duty An armed force or detectives are
not permitted TO enter the State to suppress
violence without the sent of the State.
Inc BIBLE Is forbidden use in the public
schools. A Board of Arbitration is pro-
Vlued Tor between labor and capital.
Woman Suffrage Loses.
HELENA Mont. }. July SOth In the Con-
vention this morning the SutIras bill, with
amendments by the Committee of the
Whole, was next taken up. More desper-
ate efforts were made in behalf of woman
suffrage. After heated debate a vote was
taken. II proved tie-33 to 33. This rel
egates woman's suffrage to oblivion for
the present. The Suffrage bill was then
submitted, as amended, and adopted 81 to
6.
VIII Return to Chicago.
WINNIPEG, July 30,h.-A full Court gave
Judgment at noon to-day in Martin Burke's
appeal The judgment was delivered by
Chief Justice Taylor. Judge Dubouse and
Judge hillau all concurred in finding no
grounds for reversing the action of Judge
Balm, who committed Burke for extradi-
ton. Burke therefore goes back as soon as
the necessary order comes from Ottawa
Tropical Fruit Incorporation.
CHARLESTON, July 30th.-The Tropical
fruit Refrigerator Company, capital $780,
coo, has organized. Object, the trausporta-
ton of fruit and vegetables between Florida
and the Northern markets. They own the
patents on Hughes refrigerator cars and
virtually control two through lines north.
The combination is also formed with ice
manufacturers in the principal Atlantic
Coast cities.
A Rate War Imminent.
CHICAGO, July 30th.-A reduction in pas
senger rates amounting TO one-third or
more was announced by the Pennsylvania
road Friday last to indianapolis Cincin.
natl and other points, on the occasion of
the harvest excursions. The Monon road
today met the reduction. and ii is expected
the Pennsylvania road Will make further
cut tomorrow. a rate war seems immi-
nent.
Retired Merchant Robbed
New YORK, July 30th.-John Ireland, a
retired merchant, claims that while being
treated by surgeons at a Chambers.
hospital for broken rib his coat and vest.
containing gold watch and chain and
$4,000 in securities, were stolen. He be.
heVes that stranger, who assisted him to
reach the hospital. is the thief Detectives
are looking for the stranger
Delaware Peach Crop Ruined.
LAUREL (Dsl.), July 3O.h-Reports and
messages of the rain storm since SATURDAY.
are coming in. The rainfall in this district
from Friday until Monday morning was
fourteen inches. 1t was the heaviest and
most severe storm ever known. Small
fruits are entirely rnined. Peaches suffer
a loss of at least one, half
Serapping for Salary.
BUFFALO, July 30th-Tom Lees, from
Australia, and Peter Jackson the colored
champion, had fight here to day in the
Tiff House over the salary. Jackson split
Lees lip and beat him severely about the
body. Parson Davies, manager of the
combination, offered Lees one weeks salary,
but Lees claims that Jackson owes him
nine weeks salary.
Short in His Accounts.
KANSAS CITY, July 30th-Andrew C.
Drumm, manager of the cattle commits
sion business of 4. Drumm & Co, has left
left the city without an explanation. An
examination of his accounts discloses q
shortage of about $4,000.
Saving of Time.
New YORK, July 30th = Postmaster
Vancott has inaugurated a novel reform in
letter-b box collections. He proposes to
supplant 132 collectors by seventy-five
horses and wagons with one collector on
each. He expects to effect great saving
of time.
Storm in New England.
CONCORD IN. H., July 30th.-During the
rain-storm and high wind this afternoon
the arsenal and five houses were unroofed
and several destroyed. Elm trees 125 years
old were torn up by their roots and blown
across the street.
In the Old Bay State.
HAvERHILL (Mass.), July 30th Tie
severest storm experienced in these regions
for many years came with the force of a
tornado this afternoon. Trees were up
rooted, houses unroofed, and fences lev
eled. The pathway of the storm is half
mile wide.
Heavy Rains in the South.
WINoNA tMiss,) July 30h.-A tremen-
oous ram Iell last night ana this morning
east of here. For seventeen miles the
crops and fences are a perfect wreck.
Land is overfown that was never known
TO be under water before.
Lynching in Mississippi.
MERIDIAN Miss }, July 30th.-Tom Tai
bot, a young white man was lynched in
Winston county to-day for criminally as
saulting little white girl one day last
week.
Death of Professor Kendrick.
MARIETTA (0), July 30th.-Prof. John
Ker6r ck of Marietta College died ta-6ay,
aged IS years. lie was classmate of Sal
mon P. Chase,