Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-15


KILRAIN ARRESTED
BALTIMORE, August 14th.-Kilraiu was
arrested this morning on his arrival from
Norfolk, on warrant from Governor
Jackson of Maryland, on acquisition from
Governor Lowry of Mississippi. He was
locked Up at the station house to wait the
action of Lowry. The warrant was issued
July 30th and has been waiting for Kilrain
to appear. Kilrain intended to go to Aus
tralia. He came here to see his children
before starting.
FoRAKER's REFUSAL.
COLUMBUS, August 14th.-Governor For
aker has declined to issue a warrant for the
extradition of Richard Carroll, General
Superintendent OF the Queen and Crescent
Road, wanted by Governor Lowry of Mis-
sissippi, as an alder in the Sullivan Kilrain
prize fight.
SIX JURORS SAW THE FIGHT.
PURvIs, August 14th.-The indictment of
Sullivan gives six names of Grand Jury
men as witnesses. They were at the fight.
Copies of the indictments will be sent to
Governor Lowry with request to issue
acquisitions for the offenders.
Enforcing the Sunday Law.
CINCINEATI, August 14th-The Superin-
tendent of Police, having notified the the
atrical and baseball managers that Sunday
performances and baseball games will not
hereafter be permitted, manager Stearn to-
day called on Mayor Mosby and asked per-
mission to play the remaining four games
scheduled here on Sunday. The Mayor
made a positive refusal, and told him that
arrests of managers and players would be
made on the spot if games were attempted.
The theatrical managers all say they will
not oppose the law.
Big Prairie Fires.
MILES CITY (Mont.), August 14,h.-The
prairies few miles to the north and south
east of Miles City are on fire. The fires
cover several thousand acres N extent.
Lightning during the storm of Sunday
night is the cause. A body of men from
this place are preparing to go out and fight
the flames. A heavy smoke is hanging
over the town aud the heat from the fires
is very percepdble. Extensive prairie fires
are also raging in the country below Fallen,
travelling towards Glendiye, and il is feared
that the ranges in these parts will be lost.
Concessions to the Grand Army.
CHICAGO, August 14th.-The Western
roads have decided to accept the PROPOSE
ton of the Transcontinental Association
for the sale of tickets for the G. A. r. En-
at hIl"duhGt, Win an Inter
change of routes and extension of time
limits east of the Missouri river gateways,
Kansas City to Sioux City inclusive, and
ST. Paul, Ashland and Duluth. with the
understanding that the roads will require
Sl4 90 by certain routes.
Conference of American Nations,
WAsHINGToN, August 14th.-The State
Department has been notified that the
Mexican Government has appointed the
distinguished General Angel Ortez Monas-
terio as one of its delegates to the coming
Conference of American Nations, and that
the Venezuelan Government has appointed
the well-known litterateur and political
writer, Nicanor Ballet Pierazo, TO a like :. O.
sition.
Alive With Bacteria.
SIS. LOUIS, August I4th.-Dr. A. B. Shaw,
who has been making microscopic exam
nations of the Brown-Sequard elixir
discovered, while experimenting, that the
fluid was alive with countless bacteria,
although but three hours had elapsed since
the elixir was prepared. Bacilli tuber-
culosis, the bacilli that is supposed 10
cause tuberculosis, were found in great
quantity, thousands being in single drop
of mixture.
Paterson Washed Out.
PATERSON On. j., August 14th.-A ter
rife cloud-burst occurred here this morn.
ing. The streets were washed out. cellars
were flooded and sewers choked so that
water spurted out of the manholes TO a
hight of ten feet. Sidewalks were washed
away and woman was swept several
blocks toward the river before she was res
cued. In some places the water in the
streets is four feet deep.