Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-16
Pugilists Arrested.

New YORK, January 15th.--The follow
ing, arrested for participation in the Sui
livan- Kilrain fight at Richburg, Miss,
were brought before the District Attorney
to-day; William Harding Jin Wakeley,
William MUD oon, Mike Donovan and
Mike Cleary. Inspector Byrnev had re-
ceived the extradition papers from Albany
this morning. The party afterwards
were Brought before Recorder Glnyth to
argue the question of admitting them TO
bail.
Pending an agreement ON the question
the men We're taken back to police head
quarters.
Diseased Meat.
ST. PAUL, January 15th.-The startling
discovery was made this morning By the
Health Officer that diseased meat wa3de-
iberstely placed on. 5he market here. In
the slaughter-house, jest outside the city,
thirteen hogs died froBa cholera yesterday.
They were today found dressed and ready
for market. In one pen six hogs were
found dying from cholera, and in another
twelve dead from cholera. They all were
being prepared for market.
American leagues.
CHICAGO, January 15th.-The National
Convention of American Leagues was called
to order this morning, with delegates pres
of Columbia.
T. T. fortune, editor of the Age of New
I York, was chosen temporary Chairman.
The remainder of the session was given to
appointment of standing committees.
They Want to Go.
Fort SMITH (Ark.), January 18th. -
George Tobler and Charles Billiard, two of
the eight murderers sentenced to be hanged
tomorrow were reprieyed by the President
to. day until January 30rh. The men did
not take very kindly to the reprieve, saying
that if they are to be hanged at all, they
prefer to go with their companions in the
grand event 10 morrow.
Iowa Deadlock.
Dzs MONIES, January 15th.-After much
filibustering in the House, the vote for
United States Senator took place, again re.
sulting in a tie. The Senate held brief
session and adjourned till tomorrow
After taking another ballot it was apparent
that nothing could be done, and so an ad-
iournment was taken I'LL tomorrow.
He Will Be Sent Back.
MEMPHIS (Tenn.), January 15th.-James
NJ. Bortner and woman claiming to be his
wife, were arrested on the arrival of the
st. Louis steamer yesterday afternoon.
Former is or was Treasurer of Riley county,
hdUSdS, Dut l6ll l06Te S0OTI time ago Will
$4,000 of the countys funds. He will be
sent back.
No Definite Plan of. Action.
CHARLESTON CIV. Va, January 18th
The Legislature convened at noon to decide
the Gubernational contest between Judge
Flemming and General Goff The Demo-
Gratis have a majority on joint ballot. AS
the matter stands, it is understood that no
definite action will yet be decided upon
by either side.
The Chicago jury Bribers.
CHICAGO, January 16th.-The trial of the
men who attempted to bribe the jurors in
the Cronin case will occur shortly. The
prosecution says three have confessed and
they will be used as witnesses against the
others.
Schooner Wrecked.
GLOUCESTER Mass, January 15th.-A
telegram from Darlington, n. S., reports
that the schooner Ben Hur, of this civ, was
wrecked at Blanche Point, n. s.. Nine Of
her crew are missing, including Captain
Thornburn.
Senator Beck's Son.
CHEYENNE, January 15th.--George T.
Beck, son of the Kentucky Senator was
elected President of the legislative Coun-
ell