Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-21
GOOD PRICES FOR HoRsE-FLEsH
Ex-Congressman scotts Racing Stable
Sold at Auction.

Sold at Auction.
New YORK, November 20th.-A repre-
sentative crowd attended the sale Of horses
owned by ex-Congressman Scott of Penn
sylyania this forenoon in this city. The
bidding star of the sale was Bolero, the
crack two,year-old of the season, by i'm
ported Rayon dor out of All Hands
Around. 1t was knocked down to Philip
Dwyer for S35, 600. Banquet, full brother
of Tea Tray, was knocked down to Michael
Dwyer for So 700.
The other important sales were: Torso,
by Algerine- Santa Lucia, J. E. Mcdonald,
81. 800; Florimere, by Rayon Dor Florence
l., J. E. Mcdonald, $4,000; Vagabond, by
Wanderer- Vivid. C. Maxwell, s. 600; ANU
let, by Rsyon D'Or-Presto, A. F. Walcott,
81 600. Yearlings-Entre, by Rsyon Dor
Ella T., A F. Walcott, $500; Marine, by
Rayon d Or-Maurine, A F. Walcott, S3,-
500; Coxswain, by Rayon D'0r-Lizzie Cox,
Burridge Bros, $3.50; Tasso, by Algerine-
Santa Lucia, full brother to Torso, A. F.
Walcott, 81 1000; Bordeaux, by Algerine-
Bordelaise, j. E. Mcdonald, S., $50; bay
colt, by Rossington- Virginia, f. q. Nc
Lewee. $1,000; Beau Brummel. by Glen
garry -Virglein, F. C. McLewee. 50 2o0.
Eastern Baseball Leagues.
New YORK, November 20th.-At a con-
ference of baseball maenates last night, the
following proposition for final settlement
of the differences between the Lesgue and
Players was made: Al Johnson will agree
to give up his interests in the Cleveland
and Cincinnati Players Clubs for 10000,
with the understanding the Players clubs
in Boston, Philadelphia and Brooklyn be
cared for in a fair manner by the League.
The Philadelphia clubs must be given
franchises in the American Association,
and Brooklyn guaranteed fair deal at the
hands of the Brooklyn people, Johnson s
proposition has been placed in the hands
of the League Conference Committee until
Saturday, when a definite answer will be
made. 1t is believed it will be accepted.
Fatal stabbing ARRAY.
SPARrANBURG Is. O., November 20th.-
There was bloody row here this morning
between two leading young lawyers over q
game of poker. They imbibed freely of
wine during the night and became very
boisterous. Finally they quarreled. James
Pateet, in drunken frenzy, attacked Cap
tain Edwin Kerrison, misisking him for
Matt Floyd. He slashed kerrison, ac:u-
ally disemboweling him. Floyd then
stabbed Pateet in the back. the knife blade
penetrating the left lung. Both will prob
ably die.
American Harvester Company.
CHICAGO, November 20th-The Ameri-
can Harvester Company, incorporated yes
terday, will absorb number of firms. in
Guiding most of the important manufact-
Urers of farm machinery. The company
will employ $4,000 men, and have an out
put of about 100000 machines year. II
will divide the country for business pur-
cQStprn ronfra1 and N
divisions, with msnsger for each,
Information Wanted.
NEW YORK, November 20th.-The Post
prints q correspondence asking wide pub
liciiy, that information is wanted of the
whereabouts of General John CARTS Cald-
well, formerly of the Army of the Potomac.
The last heard from him was by telegram
from some place in the West, dated October
18Th, announcing his intention to accom-
pany the Count de Paris to Gettysburg. The
correspondent asks Tacoma TO repeat this
inquiry.
Convicted of Wife Murder.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE tlnd J, November 20th.
The jury in the case of Rev. w. f.
Petit, for the murder of his wife, this
morning returned verdict which fixed the
punishment at Imprisonment for life.
Petit broke down and cried like child.
A new trial has been asked for.
Eight People Poisoned.
BEAVER FALLS PENN, November 20th
"A report comes from Clinton, a small
place north from here, that eight persons
were poisoned, man and his wife, two
children and three Others being seriously
i'll, and that one person had died.
Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, November 20th.-Porter Bros
& Co. sold to-day at auction one carload o
California fruit, Toksy grapes, full crates
bringing 81 70; full crates Cornechor
brought S3 95@4 05.